The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03

Russian mob.
time the police charged, there was not
pair of boots to be seen. All that
remained of the mob was lot of hats
and caps strewn about the scene of
battle, together with n few bundles
tied up in handkerchiefs
Women Were Worst
| The women were the most noisy of
the mob, and most of them seemed to
60 actually insane with fury. One
| broad faced woman with child on her
arm jumped up and down and yelled
like fury, apparently cursing the
sheriff and daring him to make the mob
move on.
Sheriff Jarrett had carefully instruct
ed his men what to do and everything
was carried out according to program.
The talKfest ended about where it
I should have ended, and Sheriff William
Jarrett made the first sensible move
toward a permanent settlement of the
Russian problem. And Judging from
appearance, Sheriff jarrett and his men
did more in five minutes to instill into
the Russian immigrants wholesome
respect for the laws of the United
States than have all the speeches of
officials of three governments.
Stoned Police.
The three mounted police kept the
Russians going well on the way toward
their camp, the immigrants fleeing as
fast as their legs would carry them
until some distance along the road.
Finally, spying pile of cobbestones
beside the road and noting that only
one officer was left behind them, a dozen
men plucked up courage enough to turn.
They hurled one volley of stones at the
policeman, who charged them with his
blacksnake. A few blows with this took
the fighting spirit out of the dozen and
they dashed on after the rest.
Indignation Meeting.
There was an Indignation meeting in
the Iwilei camp last night, the men
gathering in their usual meeting place
and listening to the stories of their
wrongs One by one the few who bore
: any marks from the fray that could be
: exhibited displayed their sears, angry
: mutterings arising as black and blue
spots were shown. All the men were
not in attendance at the meeting, how
ever, and the majority of the women
2, were around their huts as usual, laugh
ing and chatting and appearing to be
in no wise east down.
The police had pickets out all night
| on the roads leading to the police sta
: tion. The mounted men patrolled Queen
!. street, armed with carbines. 1t was not
!, known what move the Russians might
make next.
!. Quartet Under Arrest.
Vasilieff, the Russian agitator; Bilolf,
one of his chief accomplices; Alexander
Surupove, another trouble maker, and
Nicholi Suerbeve, Russian who is am
u bilious to kill his wife, We're all arrested
Z by the police yesterday on warrants
sworn out by Attorney General Lind
: say and are now lodged in Jail.
The arrest of the four Russians above
a named is only the first move in cam
a paign to put stop to the Russian nui-
: sance. Other warrants will probably be
sworn out and other arrests made with
in few days, for the territorial gov
ernment has had about all it can stand
= and the authorities have AT last made
!, up their minds to act.
The charge against Vasilieff, Biloff
and Surupove is vagrancy. 1t is con.
" ceded that perhaps Vaseline may be able
q
l that he had certain amount of money
which he has collected from his less
7 intelligent countrymen, but that will
not be enough to save him, in the opin
!, ion of the attorney-general The first
n evidence that will be put IN against
him and the others will be that they
/ live in the vile Iwilei camp and do moi
work for a living This, it is consid
cred, ought to be enough 10 convict
"a them.
J. Would Kill His Wife.
. Suerbeve is arrested on n warrant
/, charging him with threatening to xii
! his wife. The woman, it seems, left hin
\ before the outfit quit Manehuria, but
y ever since their arrival in Hawaii tn,
40 man has bothered her, demanding thai
~ she return TO him, and threatening :,
end her existence If she does not do so
y The woman finally became alarmed an,
- complained to the territorial authori
" ties, She was referred TO the attorney
~ general, who, after hearing her story
decided that the best place for MT
~ SOurbaef would be behind the bars
~ II is not probable that the hearing
Of the eases will come up today, as Al
Y toney'GenarAl Lindsay does not thinl
" be can possibly be ready TO appea
ls against his prisoners before next week
'i A. il h not probable that they cal
al furnish bail, they will b. kept out o
be- mischief until next Monday mornin
10 AZ least,
u, A Gentle Hint
ae Alexander Suerheyo Rppsars 10 ho
Ia particularly obnOKious Individual II
~ Neni 10 Attorney General LlnhssN fel
u, days ago asd said he sAHied N0lk, w
IA ho aouli not go 20 the plantations, DO
y, slstlpg op heipg given o job ID ioNl
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