The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-13
ATTORNEY LONG AFauL OF
JUDGE WlLeaT AGAIN
His Tongue SIPS css ard Re
Given Another Calling I
the Court

Attorney Long encountered
piEikfa In TIE police court ses
IN the trial Of Tong Chong Tai.
be was defending The Chinese
trial for selling decompcsed szus
and in course OF ais defense Alto
Long stated thar 8 Chinaman had
tie chance for fair trial in this cox
Try. insinuating that the Court
discriminate against the defendant
account OF his nationality
Wilcox gave Long a scafhing roas
concluding with the statement tia
he had considered the verhocioUs a
longwinded attorney erring throu1
malice. he would hare immediatal
sentenced him for contempt. but thar
he thought Mr. Long offended in sd.
vertently. and therefore be would re
serve the punishment
Little Harold Palmer is still in Gus
tody at the police station. Mr.. Smith
of Benson, Smith & Company's. where
the boy was employed. has received
money from the little fellows mother.
with which she requests that he be
sent back TO San Francisco BY steam
er. He viii be sent by the next steam
er going 10 the Coast
The trial Of the four men who as
saultsd Lum Fat. in Manoa Valley.
has been postponed until September
18th. Nigel Jackson. the police Off
Ger who was arrested for using
threatening language towards II. NJ
Ayres. has been released under 8
bond TO keep the peace Off one year.
Alexander Douglas. charged with as
sault and battery with a weapon, will
be tried on September 18th. V. Sou
Za's case. common nuisance, was
dropped by the prosecution.
Higucha, Japanese, was arrested
yesterday upon complaint of F. K.
Kuroda. another Japanese. who exhib-
tied at the police station, an ugly cut
on the forehead and sundry bad
bruises which he claims resulted from
the attack OF lot of toughs the night
before. He states that he found the
gang of hoodlums beating and abusing
little Japanese man. and that he
rushed in and tried to defend the vic.
tim of the assault, with the result that
he himself was savagely attacked and
beaten. He stated positively that Hi
gueha was among his assailants, and
swore out a warrant for his arrest
John Doe warrants were issued
for others whose names could not be
ascertained
The case which occupied mcst Of
he time in. Judge Wilcox's court yes
serdav was that of Antoine W. Sea
bury, charged with seduction. the
complainant being Emma Hollerson. a
Portuguese girl. under promise OF
marriage. The complaining witness
S very pretty girl of fourteen years
though che has the appearance OF be.
ing much older. She stated that she
had known Seabury for over two
ears and that he had been paying heI
marked attention fof some six months
n more. He had presented her with
IN engagement ring and had promised
20 marry her hundreds of times. both
when they were alone together and
n the presence of her parents II
Tune the two had a lovers quarrel
md Seabury wanted his ring back
This the girl refused to give him, and
he threatened to send for DEPUTY
Sheriff Chillingworth to make her sur
, lender it She and her mother boil
told him to send for the officer. an(
when he finally refused to marry tn,
girl. Mrs. Hollerson and the cir
+ themselves went to the police sta
5 lion and consulted with Mr.. Chilling
: worth
As a result of this visit and tn,
consultation the quarrel was mad
, up. and Seabury made Miss Hollersol
} present of a pair of shoes, a Panam
hat and SIC They did not Quarre
: for months. but recently Seabur
: again refused to marry the girl, an
: the family made another visit to MI
IChillingworth, after which a warran
. was sworn out for his arrest. 1t ar
pears that Seabury at different time
o gave the girl many presents. inclut
ing dresses and a bedstead.
Y Judge Wilcox committee the accuse
+ TO the Circuit Court for trial unde
; $1,000 bond.