Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28
Three CORNERED
SCRAP IS aired
CALAMITY, OF M0RCH
EARNS STIFF SENTENCE.
Saves Young Lady From Dramatic
Exit From Restaurant and
Places the Fist Of Chivalry in
the Eye of Celestial.

The black eye Of All Yong was The
piece de resistance in the Police Court
this morning, and the law being inter.
ested In the manner in which he &c,
1t, 1t occupied the attention of Judge
Andrade for some time.
All Yong accused J. ]. Morch Of
having handed him one" with dlsas.
trous results to his starboard lamp
and Morch eventually paid $25 and
costs for the privilege, although II
was not so much for his pugilistic abii.
tiles as for "buttin' in" on other peo-
pies business.
A young lady graced with charming
title of KomalO was the causus bellk
All Yong having commenced to throw
her out OF his restaurant on King and
River streets by swinging her around
his head by the neck. The gaiiGntry
Of Morch thereupon took fire and he
hit the Celestial In the sightseeing
department. All Yong took the count
end afterwards reported the damage
to Chief of Detectives Joe Leal. Morch
| was sentenced to twenty-five days on
government grub, but the sentence OF
Imprisonment was changed to a fine
Of $25 on his own request.
The trial of August Spillner of Wal
pahu on an assault and battery charge
resulted In the imposition of fine
of $25 and casts. All Chock. the pros,
ecuting witness, stated on the witness
stand that the defendant entered his
room. bound his hands together. ard
took him to the plantation office, where
after consultation with Spillner' 5
son, he was taken away. As the wit.
ness didn't understand English he pre-.
tended not to know the cause or rei.
son for Spillner's conduct
q. F. Tiller, originally arrested on
n charge of assaulting a Portuguese
hoy and then on charge of stealing a
watch from an employee of the o. Il. 4
l.. Co., has been given chance to es.
face himself from the map Of Hawaii.
His case. which was to come up this
morning, was continued until tomor.
row, but nobody will ask any ques
lions II he departs on the Alameda.
As matter OF fact he has alrc ally
made arrangements through his attor.
ney, Leon Strauss, to depart on that
boat. Judge Andrade limited warn.
ing on the folly OF ever returning, in
timating that G. +. was an undesirable
citizen.
For throwing a glass bottle In the
road T. Lane, OF innocent and virtuous
aspect, was requested to dig In his
jeans to the tune of SIS and costs.
The court, when imposing sentence,
remarked that It was very bad thing,
more especially AZ the bottle broke
thus breaking also county laws.
Lee Chez Nuns case, peculiar
among local court records because his
attorney, 4. G. Peters, has challenged
the validity of the complaint because
September was abbreviated, went over
until Thursday. Peters, while denying
that he accused the prosecution of bad
faith. limited at an abuse u the power
granted the prosecution over a man
out on suspended sentence. The
technicality raised over the abbreyia'
tion covers a'coming tilt between Pet,
ers and Prosecutor Brown that will be
interesting.
J. C. Quincy, arraigned for needless
driving was not tried this morning
as the principal witness against him