The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
BI0lT[D BOKDHaD[R
DISPLAYED HIS RICHES
Filippo Anbo Found It
Unnecessary to Slave
and Toll
MONDAY SADNESS ABBREVIATED
Or. wiNsLow NOW IN DURANGO
VILE BECAUSE or IN
CREASED BAIL.
MONDAY SADNESS ABBREVIATED
Japanese Contractors Pay Stiff Fine
For careIessness-The Usual
LINEUP Of Ers.~hiie Inbibsrs-
Gamblers Contribute Their Mite.


With his right hand tightly clutch
ing q fat bunch of treasury notes Of
wholesome denominations, in his left
several prosperous looking bank
books. and pockets bulging with gold
and silver coin. Filippo Anbo stood in
the witness box at Police station yes
terday morning charged with being q
vagrant, and having nc lawful means
Of support.
The extravagant display OF riches
was truly refreshing to the coterie of
lawyers and newspapermen who hap
pened TO be in close range Of the &C
cumulated wealth. It was very EVIL
dent that Anbo's financial stand
ing had not received the closest in
vestigation by the prosecution preyi-
Gus 10 his arrest by the police depart
ment. In fact the defendant. an TIA
lian recently from the Antipodes, dis
played TO the astonished spectators
funds in negotiable paper, bills, and
gold to the amount of over $4,000.
Even Anbo's attorney, F. NJ Brooks.
was pretty nearly taken of his feet
by the prosperous condition of his
client
1t transpired in the course of in
quiry made by the prosecution that
there was no question in the minds of
the police department regarding the
solvency of the house of Anbo. 1t
seemed that the Deputy Sheriff was
more anxious TO establish the fact
that the money now in the possession
Of defendant Anbo was secured by
very questionable methods. Anbo's
get rich quick scheme was charac-
terized as one which would not re
ceive the undivided support and en-
dorsement OF the Ministerial Associa-
ton. It was also alleged that the
italian had formed a business alli-
ance with young woman who pos
sessed somewhat a chronic colored
and checkered certificate of charac-
ter The pair had been operating re-
Gently on King street. It was also
charged that they had formerly con-
Quoted place of questionable repute
at Iwilei.
Nevertheless the prosecution was
unable to prove that the defendant
was in any way public charge An
DO showed that he had enough of the
needful coin to satisfy the pressing
demands Of the butcher. beer-bottlsr
and poi-maker His mode of exist
ence from the standpoint of morality
was another matter altogether. and
could not be taken up on an ordinary
vagrancy charge When the case was
submitted to the court, Judge Wilcox
caused the defendant to be discharg-
ed 1t was intimated that other charg-
es might be substituted whereby the
alleged questionable manner in which
Anbo's bank account was fattenei
could be thoroughly investigated.
The appearance of the police court
calendar yesterday morning indicated
a short session. There was the usual
Monday morning array of aftermath
from JOYOUS Saturday night. Thir-
teen victims to the cup that not only
cheers but intoxieates. lined up be-
fore His Honor Their cases were
Quickly disposed Of. as each indivi-
dual attempt to deny the soft i'm
parchment was futile.
The Territorial Golfers were further
enriched bv the fines from ten jap
anese gamblers. A general plea of
guilty as charged was entered. Ten
dollars and costs to each was the
penalty assessed.
Deputy Sheriff ChilIingworth moved
for a nolle pros. in the case OF Miss |
Rcse Watson who was charged with
violating certain prescribed social
statutes. conducive to good behavior
and morality in general Owing to an
insnfficiencv of evidence the nrosecu- |
ton decided to give the matter an
other trial at later date
All Loon and All Fong were design |
ated as chief engineers OF a Russian |
war outfit located at well known |
King street resort The Chinese ac-
knowledged their guilt They each re-
cefved an invitation to produce $25
and the attendant court costs.
Several assault and battery cases /
were carried over until later date |
owing 10 the non-appearanee OF i'm
oortant witnesses.
Or winsiow was arrai9ned before the
police magistrate YESTERDAY TO an
swer 20 the second charge Of assault /
STU tt'Atrfr Oh = tft-tt- - fitf
Eirl All Hawai- Anfu. Ii IS alleged i
that DR.. winslow emnIoves the same
tactics in his dealings
with the child as IN previcus case
male teacher Il alleged to have as
sisted the erstwhEie government ply
sician in the act Winsiow's hail was
from 800 10 S1e0e I'M
Winslow Is nov
confined to the tanks sf police sta
ion. The case vas postponed until
Oct. 18th
Being labeled with the zppelafion
n common nuisance comes prestv
'teen in Honolulu One Japanese. Ia
gani wzS Sired s2S ard costs for thar
sRense. Takami Rad charge OF the
Wasting on the PREMISES adjoining the
n c. 4 haildire on HrfeI street
7e SET CO three sticks ~ giant pow