The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
NKAY SOUGHT
PEACE NOT WAR
RAN GFOUL OF IROQUOIS MARINES
UNION AND SoN-UNIoE EGITA-
TON is sIDETRECKED
IN POLICE COURT.
Sweet Emsiiz~ Renewed Her Ee-
oyaintance With Fsvorite and
JACK Also Plays Return
Eneagement-sig Docket.

JACK Also plays Return
Ensasement-sis Docket.
A half dozen sailors belonging %
the tug IroQugis failed 20 put iu an
sureara-ee against Fireman Mckay
az the Maui yesterday morning when
tha .auer was arraigned upon the
charge of assault and battery prefer.
Jed by marines connected with the
Federal tug.
the trouble arose Monday evening
while NeBSy was strOlling along the
waterfront He f-iI In with the men
from the I-oquois. and small talk led
f1 marked differences Of opinion.
The officers al the central station al
most I'd. ovar themselves when Nc
KAY. who is little fellow vas
brought into the place by a big police
man. auI followed by several husky
marines. who declared IN concert
that Mckay was a bold bad man. and
that had the officer not interfered,
Mckay would have done severe bodi
ly damage 20 the sailor men wearing
the uniforms and insignia OF Uncle
sam.
Little Man Warned.
when the case was called before
Judge Wilcox in the police court yes
t,rday morning. the lroquois contin-
cent had evidently thought better Of
their action in having Mckay arrest
I'd. hence they did not appear against
MIN For want Of sufficient prosecu-
ton the defendant was discharged
end cautioned in future not to assail
more than a half dozen men at one
.all swoop. especially IL they are sew
.raI sizes larger than the Mckay
standard Mckay promised to be
good and 20 curb his warlike spirit.
The Union and non-Union agitation,
which has been going on for the past
week among the sailormea, did not
make itself manifest in yesterdays
session og the police court All
cases fn which warning seamen were
inter .tel were postponed until to-
dEy
Some Small Fry.
vivl charged with assault and
battery on Kauanui. a Hawaiian NO
mau. was sentenced 90 one month at
hard labor on the reef
Kofma and Charles Corney left
,a,ir respective vehicles standing in
the streets contrary TO Territorial
regulations. They were fined S. and
tho court costs.
Tanaka. A Japanese who. II was
, claimed. had left his horse unfasten-
"a upon a public street was releas-
"a upon want OF sufficient evidence
20 convict
Nakaaus and Kanihue. arrested
Neaaay evening upon the charge OF
adultery. pleaded guilty and received
fines of $50 and SIS respectively
Old Faces in jag Row.
The Jag ROW aboundei in a pic
assortment OF offenders
moa. Which were many old familiar
faces. Sweet Emalia" denied the
sole Impeachment that she was up
saarogsly drunk the night before
Tirslly admitting her undue intimacy
with strong drink the maiden of fad
iuv summers stated that her celsbra-
ton was confined 70 the limits Of her
own hons
rheumatism Jack" also respond
ga 60 his name when the roll was call.
.i Jack " atty deprecated the fact
that an cuIeeiiag Territorial govern (
w.nt haa neglected to provide an
elevator for the transportation Of
prisoners from the court room on the
upper aoor TO ,ae tanks in the base
ment ot the city hastne His descent
10 the dung on OF despair was at
tend hy many q touching twirge OF
rh umStics
Water Flume issue.
The afternoon session was devoted
ms.nly 20 the De Bolte-Wa Hoe as
tault cas- In which the risht and title
of water Gurne were placed st issue
The charge alleged that De Bclte
visited the premises OF Wa Hoe Sus.
hy a display % force. compelled the
complainant to desist in repairing his
aume. A. c. NJ. Robertson looked
sner the rs Bolte interests. while W.
A. kinney fought the legal battles Of
the Chinese. Tbs land in question
is located in Ksnsohe
Judge Wilcox refused 20 hear the
arguments in the case owing TO the
tact that the Territorial executive
had e clared al government Offices
closed out % respect 10 the memory
es Frank Brown. a former representa-
tive.