The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-03
RIOTERS ARE NOW
UNDER ARREST
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twelve year-old girl made flying leap
and landed with one foot in an old
gasoline can and the other in her moth
er's big iron pot, tripping and falling
on the tin that caved in under her
weight.
Another bullet headed Russian who
was washing his face in an original
manner suffered serious consequences
from the scare the police gave him. He
had filled tea urn full of soapy water
which he poured into his mouth through
the spout, set the urn down, then spit
the water into >his hands and splashed
it over his face. When he saw the
gave a yell that was prematurely chok-
ed off by the soap and water that made
hasty exit down his throat.
Leader Pro Tenn. Sneaks.
The leadership of the Russians seems
| to have fallen on a ratty little Jewish
man while Vasilieff and Biloff are in
the tanks. His tent, which is some
what more roomy than the others, is
situated just at the corner of the
camp. The sound of the horses hoofs
attracted his attention and peeking
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procession. He instantly lifted up the
other flap, shot under it like shot out
of cannon and sailed away at the top
of his speed to the center of the camp
from where Chief McDuflie afterwards
routed him out. He was one of those
identified as those who took part in
| the riot.
Dinner Disturbed.
The arrival of the police disturbed
dinner preparations and this almost
started another scrap. One Russian
had wheeled big barrowload of bread
into camp the minute before and this
was being distributed. A long line of
women were stretched out in front OF
the commissariat tent where a burly
loafer was cutting the loaves in halt
and distributing them to each woman
according to the number of children
she was able to produce, This line dis
appeared with astonishing rapidity
when the cry "Police'' came.
While the bread was en- route a news
paper photographer stepped in front Of
it and prepared to record it for future
hungry generations. The man wheel
ing dropped the barrow like hot Goa
and struck pose but before the pic
ture could be taken half dozen othe,
enemies of capitalistic influences dashed
into the scene and threw out the,1
chests alongside the commissariat train
When the men arrested were photo
graphed they also smiled pleasant.
and asked for picture.
, Easily Identified.
. When all the Russians were gathered
they made goodly bunch, numbering
probably two hundred or little less
The officers who had soaked them liter
ally and fguratively Friday night easi
ly picked out those whom they ha
!, come in exciting contact with at tina
: time.
They stepped from the ranks peace
fully enough and stood to one sid
while their friends cheered them u
and assured them that they would pra
for their souls and bury their bodie:
p One man who had the features of
pirate called his wife to him and put
ting his mouth to her ear, twisted hi
face into a savage expression and whi'
pered something Then he stepped bac
and the woman gave howl and wa
and retired with a piece of gunny sac
in her eye in lieu of handkerchief.
One, who afterwards said he was til
treasurer of the camp, turned over a
| his money to another. All the otht
men arrested also gave what they ha
on them to their friends and relative
and the police found empty pocket
when they searched them at the station
The men arrested are Baldin, p. n
kitin, n. Staniskoff, Stephan Kirilot
Torenti Bosharoff, Michael Jewdak
noff, Siberian Wasiluk, Aleksei, In
kanti Simen and Maxim Saxaroi
y Baldin was arrested earlier in the da
having passed the police station at 8
opportune moment. His name was OF
of the three that the grand jury ha
learned.
Short Session.
. 1t took the grand jury, meeting
the city hall, about three-quarters of a
hour to examine the few witnesses ca
ed before they returned the indictmen
for riot. The witnesses were Sher
- Jarrett, Deputy Rose, Captain Neils'
and Martin Grune, the interpreter, 7
report was put on the secret file
Judge Cooper's court, the warraI
were made out at once and the poll
got busy.
Conference Held.
The minute the ten rioters were p
'r. in cell at the. station they held CO
ference, and judging from the earne
and emphatic remarks that dIifted doy
fe the corridor they Were discussing ths
on latest discovery in the land of the Fl
IS and sugar. They are really very mu
IL. surprised over 1t all, as they did L
lis think that they would be touched I
al anything they might choose 10 do, a
zen believed that they had everybody, FRI
ch the Governor, whom they can talk
he at any time, 10 the police bluffed tH
,ra finish.
es They have established themselves
Inn Iwilei to stay, from the appearance
things. The houses and tents are mt
more substantial and sanitary than
first, even II they are made OF fertili
mating Now that their own COVE
moi ment Is In full blast and enough OF th
at are working TO keep the others ali
thay are perfectly eonienied II II "
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