The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15
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1 rage ~
| twinty years though niver so far
! caught with tn goods on. Hohenzol-
lern was accused iv assault with in
| tint to kill, robbery, blackmail, carryln
| concealed weepins an rasistin' an oftl-
Ger, Edward or Edwards was charged
| with rnaintainin' a fence FIR rayceivin'
/ stolen property an carryin' concealed
| 'veepins. Casthro was charged with
| vagrancy, Tnaintainin' disordherly
! house an fraud.
| 'Th' attorney FIR tn prosecution
| made out a sthrong case again tn
pris'ners. He said that Hohenzollern
| was a desprit character who was con-
! stantly a menace to tn peace iv tn
| wurruld. He had no sympathy FIR
| Casthro, who was an idle, dangerous
| 1uffyan an he hoped tn coort Wud
| dale severely with him. He niver paid
| his debts an none iv tn neighbors
| chickens was safe firm him. He was a
| low-down, worthless, mischief-makin'
| loafer. But Casthro's bad character did
not excuse tn other prisners. 1t seems
that Casthro, who niver paid anybody
anything, owed a bill with tn we'll
! known grocery firm iv Schwartzheim
an Hicks which he rayfused to settle
Hearin iV this, HohenZollern an Ed
| ward or Edwards eon-spired together TO
go to Casthro's place undher pretinse Nv
coIlectin' tn bill an throw Casthro out
an take POSSESSION iv his property. Ho-
henzollern was more vilent iv tn pair.
| He appeared carryin' loaded revolYers
| which he fired into tn windows iv
| Casthros shop, smashed in tn dure an
endangered tn lives iv NANNY innocint
people He> was arrested afther
struggle in which he severely injured
wan iv tn internaytional polls force an
was carried off in a hurry-up wagon.
Edward or Edwards was caught in tn
neighborhood. He pretinded to be an in
nocent spectator, but whin sarched was
found to have loaded revolvers in his
pocket as well as an address to tn
Christian nations iv tn wurruld justt-
fyin' his conduck an denouncin his ac-
complete. Casthro was taken into GUS
tody on gin'ral principles. TIL pros
ecution asked that an example be made
iV tn pris'ners.
"'Afther testimony had been inthro-
jooced shown tn bad charackter iv
tn men in tn dock, Hohenzollern was
put on tn stand to testify in his own
definse He swore that he had no in
nifty again Casthro, but Schwartzheim
iv Schwartzheim an Hicks was a Ger
man frind iv his an he wint down to
see that no injustice was done him.
Did he ask ye to go?" asst tn coort.
No" says tn pris'ner, "but me pres
tige as a slugger wud be in danger if
didn't go over an punch this here
little naygur.' he says. 'Niver, niver
shud it be said that a German citizen
shan't be able to collect his debt any,
where but in Germany" he says. ''Th'
mailed fist" he says, lis liver raised f'r
tn protection mo more iv that"
says tn judge. This is a coort iv law.
HohenZollern, ye're a dangerous man.
Ye're noisy, riotous an offinsive. I'm
determined TO make an example iv We
an I sintince We to stay in Germany
FIR tn rest IL ye'er nachteral life, an
may tn Lord have mercy on ye'er .5owl
As f'r ye Edwards, ye're even worse.
1 will hold We without bail ontil tn
polls can collect all thir ividince again
ye. Casthro, ye're discharged. Tn
worst thing I cud think " dom to ye
is to sind We back to ye'er beautiful
Vinzwala.'' TIL prisner HohenZollern
made a demonstration while bein'
raymoved firm tn dock It is undher
sthud that Edward. or Edwards. has
offered to tell all ne knows an promises
to implicate sivral prominent parties.
That's tn way 1 thought 'twud be.
Be Hivins, HInnissy, I looked forward
to tn day whin if a king, impror or
car started q rough house In blue DQS
wud come clanGin' through tn sthreets
an they'd be hauled off to Holland FIR
thrile. 1 looked to see tn United States
sinit pulled ivry month or two an all
tn officers of tn navy fugitives firm
justice. I thought tn coort wud have
a kind iv a bridewelI built where they'd
sind tn INTERNATIONAL dhrunks an dis
Orderlies and where We cud go amy
day an see Willum Hohenzollern coop
erin a bari an me frind Joe Chamber
lain peggin' shoes. while great war
iditors, correspondents. statesmen. an
other disturbers iv tn peace walked
around in lock stnep an tn keeper ~
tn jail showed we a book filled with
photographs iv tn mos NOTORIOUS ~
thin: Number two thousan' an wan.
Joe Chamberlain, professional land
grabber, five years; or 'Wiilum Hohen-
zolIern, aIl-roUnd ruffyan, life
THAT wud be tn fine cay whin tn
wagon wud be backed up in front "
tn parIyrnirts " tn wurruld an tn
bull-pen wud be full iv internaytional
grafters. get-rich-quick op'rators an
short arm men, whin tn Monroe doc
thrine wud be condimned as a public
nuisance an South America wud be
burned undher ordhers " tn coort.