The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-06
WILSON'S CASE WIS
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
CHINESE FIGHT WITHIN SACRED
PRECINCTS OF THE
COURT.
AssaiIants of ofheer An On Brought
Before the Strong Arm Of the Law
Callahan Placed on the Enen-
sion List.

Or. II. z. WinsIow. who is az present
confined 10 the Queens Hospital, wa.
unable 10 be present in the District
Court yesterday morning, when his
name was called on the docket. where
in he is charged with assault and bat,
terry on little All Hawai- Aniu- Wins
lows attorney stated that his client
was under the care OF q physician and
too III 10 leave the hospital At the
suggestion of prosecution Winslow's
case was put over TO an indefinite pc
Rod When his physical condition is
such that he can be arraigned. the
second case of assault alleged to have
been committed by the erstwhile gov
Iernment physician viii be heard before
Judge Wilcox
The Chinese libel case, in which
Chun zee is alleged to have presented
libeilous facts concerning the integrity
OF fellow countryman through the
medium of poster, will be aired in
Judge Dickey's court.
John Callahan. the sailor man with
out ship, and over whom vagrancy
charge has been lowering for some
time, was placed upon the extension
list Callahan viii be given reason
able time in which TO sign with a sail
ing vessel Unless he develops q live
lier tendency to connect with a wind
TANNER than he has manifested dur
ing the past few weeks. Callahan has
been promised two months season
of unremitting toll at the reef
Mesdames Hattie Haumea and Ka-
lua were placed upon their good be-
havior for period of six months, az
ter the charge of vagrancy had been
proven against them by the prosecu-
ton. The women were arrested in a
place of questionable repute several
evenings ago. Should they fall from
grace within the prescribed limit. a
season of hard labor and contrition
awaits the pair at the reformatory in
stitution on the reef.
Ulysses Harris, the eolored fistic ex-
pert, who was charged with having
exhibited a loaded revolver in a down
town saloon, was granted a nolle pros
equi. Investigation by the police
showed that Harris was endeayoring
to sell the gun, and in order to display
his wares had passed the weapon from
his hip pocket to the hand of a man
with whom he was endeavoring to ef-
feet a sale The arrival of an officer
upon the scene resulted in Harris be-
ing placed under arrest for carrying
concealed weapons. Harris departed
on his way in peace. In future he will
sell his shooting irons to the junk man,
and take the darkest portion of the
night to consummate the bargain.
Two Chinese arrested for small af-
,;cl In oil od
their liberty owing to the insignia
canoe of their offense. Upon leaving
the room the Ceiestials entered into
a lively alteration within speaking
distance of the court They were once
more brought before Judge Wilcox and
sentenced to forty-eight hours solitary
confinement in the city prison, for
contempt. 1t appears that there has
been considerable bad feeling between
the pair for some time past When
All Sin discovered that his rival. All
Sang. had also been released. he be-
came suddenly angered, and launched
forth some highly explosive Cantonese
in the direction of his countryman,
and a tussle at the court room portals
ensued.
Three Chinese who attempted to do
up Oficer All On while he was endeav-
oring to carry out the letter of the
law in making an arrest in Chinatown,
were granted postponement until to-
day.
Hong Choy. vagrant, was given
two months at Oahu prison, where he
will take up a course in the useful art
of road making
The tedium of an otherwise unevent-
full morning was partially relieved by
the effulgence radiated from the redo
lent features of choice aggregation
of inebriates. To the magnetism OF
the Primo in its nut-brown attractive
ness FIVE strong men went down 20
sorrow and disgrace. It required $l5
to remove the restraints separating
them from freedom. Some paid; 9TH
ers tarried. awaiting fond financial
friends.
AS a result of an attack by four
native assailants Kahalekauwila is
now under the care of q physician.
The spokesman of the party named
Karnaianu announced to the court
that he was the guilty one. and that
the other three defendants were prac-
ticaIly only spectators to the affair
Eamaianu was given a months I'M
prisonment at hard labor.
Accntinnance was granted in the
case OF James Merseberg charged with
gross cheat in which the Pain Tram
ways is the complaining witness The
case viii come up today