Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-08

reef as d result OF having appropriat-
ed quantity of milk, Harry Phillips
faced district court this morning. He
pleaded guilty tosa charge Of larceny
in the second degree.
Sheriff Jarrett has ordered the dis
charge of Police Officer P. K. Kane,
who 10 alleged to have been iItoxi-
Gated while on duty. Kane failed to
respond to the request that he report
to headquarters. His conduct was de-
tclared as unbecoming an officer.
Declaring that he was under the in
fiuence Of liquor, Vainatti entered a
plea of guilty to the charge Of get.
ring away with $50 which is alleged
20 have been the property Of T. Costa.
The defendant was found to have not
reached his seventeenth year. Vain
atti was sent to the reef for 80 days
While solomon Hezekai, Jr. watch.
ed fstic encounter between sew
| eral Porto Ricans at Frog Lane yes
terday afternoon, he was surprised to
receive q stunning blow across the
face from piece OF timber, which
damaged his features to the extent OF
q broken nose. Hezalsai believes that
he would be able to identify his az
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The theft OF q pair of trousers and
shoes. the property of q Hawaiian
friend, brought down upon Naaieono
the penalty OF remaining a guest of
Hotel Asch for the next six months.
The man Ii charged with having Wis
tied the premises OF his companion
and while no one was present, pur.
Joined several articles OF wearing APP
parel 3,
Automobile No. $40, driven by DR..
C. b Cooper. was badly damaged last
evening through q collision with ma
chine No sos, in which A Rodrigues
was seated at the Wheel that &C.
Cured on King street near the Neu.
mann switch Rodrigues stated to the
police that he failed to see the Coon
er machine until the car was right on
top OF him. The occupants Of both
cars escaped uninjured.
A 'trouble wagon Of the Hawaiian
Electric Company sent to effect re-
pairs TO aline on King, between PHI
koi and Keeaumoku streets last night
was run down by auto No. 966, driy.
en- by Qnai Chong, according to re-
port that has reached the police. The
Chinese chauffeur stated that the re.
pair wagon was. standing on the
wrong side of the thoroughfare and
that the horse SHE'D at the light car
rfed on the auto. The wagon re-
ceiyed the worst of the encounter.
DIR. Russell of Maui In automobile
number 292 is reported to have col |
lided with Rapid Transit eur number
90, as the electric vehicle was pro
.ceedng along King street at 4 point |
where the thoroughfare crosses the
Nunanu stream. DIR. Russell claimed
that he Was going &C asInoierate rnte
of speed. m attempting fo cross fhe |
track. he was hit by the electric car.
The front OF the automobile Including
the lights was wrecked. The run,
ming board Of the street car was dam. |
aged. Fortunately no one was riding
on that portion of the car at the time
of the accident
Two little children are believed "a
De wandering about Honolulu, while q |
distracted mother, almost In theI
throes Of Mysteries. is awaiting their
return or at least some word as toll
their whereabouts. A boy aged 8 |
years, with dark hair and wearing q
blue suit, In company with his sister
OF years, left the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roe, at the corner Of Punehbowlf
and Beretania streets, about O'clock
yesterday afternoon. The children
were sent on an errand to neighbor-
ing store. Mrs. Roe failed to note
the continued absence of the little
ones until an hour later. When a.
search was made and call at sever
al stores proved fruitless, the parents /
appealed to the police to recover their
offspring. The girl is reported as
fair-haired and at the time she left
home was arrayed in a pink-checked
dress SO.
Miura, Japanese chauffeur, was
" pay q kltlC VI SOV anu COSlS
before District Magistrate Larnach at
police court, where the defendant was
arraigned upon charge of needless
driving. Miura is alleged to have
sent his machine past an electric car
standing on Beretania near. Alakea
street yesterday afternoon at time
when an enlisted man was alighting
from the conveyance. Judge Larnach
to be a spectator to the, ac-
cident. The soldier was roughly han
died in the collision, as he was rolled
about twenty feet and received sever
al bruises. Judge Larnach left the
electric car, demanding that the Jap
anese drive to the police station,
where the man was booked for a
hearing.
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