The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-11

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth signalized
rounding up five crap-shooters who were
chasing the elusive simoleon on a Ka-
kaako preserve. The names of those
bagged are: S. Smith, H. W. Kinney,
Lucky Kaaina, George HarbottIe AMI
Limo Kamoku.
You'd better write it down 'Unlucky'
this time" said Kaaina to the clerk at
the receiving station.
While "seven-eleven'' is considered De
rigeur as Sunday recreation down Ia
kaako and kewalo way, Russian War,
or as it is sometimes called, Chuck
Luck finds favor among the sports
who WOO fortune with the bones on
the Eva side of the river. This is we'll
evidenced by the arrival at the police
station yesterday afternoon from Palama
of batch of seven gamblers whose luck
was chucked when the keen eye of the
law spotted them. They We're Frank
Joe, Roma, Kaunahe, Takata, Komasu,
Takawa and Tanaka-
Russian War will be actively prose-
cuted in Judge Wilcoxs court this morn
ing.
T. K. Nee and Chun On are booked
for affray.
Among the weeks end victims OF the
joyial jarum are Jack Carlisle, J. Nc
Neil, A. Sheer, Kaleikeni, F. Cormero
and Cook.
Moanalua, the young man with the
simpering smile who has become known
to local fame on account of his weak
ness for wearing big crepe bows on his
shoes, is a transient guest at the station
pending an investigation. He was found
in possession of several articles which
he doesn't quite remember where he OBJ
tanned.
F. Achi, j. Keolani and kofsky are
registered common nuisances,'' and will
be given a chance to deny it this morn
ing.
For disturbing the quiet of the night
Popek, Sauvansky and f. Mahsha are
numbered among Turnkey Melanphy's
guests.
An Italian who said he was Batchiga-
lupi was hauled in on Saturday night 70,
molesting a red danger lantern station
ed on mud heap on King street while
in the execution of its duty. Batchiga-
lupi told the High Sheriff that The didn't
go for to do it, and that functionary
believed him and let him go.
Long before o'clock last night the
Standing Room Only sign was display.
| ed at the police station. This state Of
affairs was brought about in large meas
ure by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth un
expectedly leaving a sick bed and max
| ing an un&nnounced visit to some of the
strongholds where the sale of che fs
| tickets is wont to proceed merrily, an6
where the dice make music day and
| night.
| The gamblers who haunt these place:
have been in high feather since Chilling
worth was Frustrated by the grip ant
have not hesitated to make hay while
the sun of his official badge shone mo-
among them. Yesterday he descended
upon IwiIei, without having sent wore
that he was coming, and Takahashi, Ha
ra, NADIA, Nakano, Nakamura and Va
moto were shipped to the station as sou
venirs of his vigilance. "Seven-eleven'
was the charge against the sextette.
From Iwilei the Deputy Sheriff pro
ceeded to River street and swooped dowr
on a che ia convention with the result
that the following scalps were added t.
his official belt:
NJ. de Costa, Hawaiian, Wailolena
Mailekini, Kanwai, Henry Dallson, KIM
lau, Naanao, All Chong, Kahanh, Al
Ma, John Hui, Mahaula, Puawina, Kale
w. Nuuanu, All Kan, and All Pau.
About p. m. drunk blew in who
when asked his name. barked like a dog
he was seemingly a case for the pound
rather than the police. in the estimation
of the station clerk.