Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-21


Stunning the drug, caused the arrest
of several Chinese. The police con-
.fiscated a number OF. ''layouts."
Manual January paid SIS into the
city and county Golfers this morning
as result of haying been found
guilty of breaking a waterpipe that
supplied the premises of a neighbor
John Frazier, charged by Officer
Chiffon with having operated a car
without number on the side lights,
was found guilty this morning. Fra
zier paid a fine of FIVE dollars and the
costs of prosecution
Joe Pedros, a Porto Rican was plac-
ed under arrest yesterday it being al.
legged that he attempted to use knife
in one or more instances. He WAS
maintaining menacing attitude at
the fish market when complaint
against his action reached the authori-
ties. =.s
Tears ayailed nothing with the dis
trict magistrate and prosecution Off
GERS when Silyeria Beha, diminutiye
Porto Rican damsel was arraigned in
the district court upon a charge of
having appropriated the sum of $11,
entrusted to her to settle fine
against fellow countryman. The
woman was sent to the reef for three.
months.
/. Two Filipincs we're convicted of
having been present at a Monte
game last night when arraigned in
the district court this morning The
officers experienced much trouble in
effecting the arrest of the defendants.
One man was sent to the hospital as
result of the cavingfn of roof up
on which Chief Mcluffie and several
of his sleuths crawled The Filipino
who fell to the ground was not seri-
ously injured.
Positive Identification of the re-
mains of an aged man found the other
day at the base of a cliff near the
Maunalua golf links has been estab-
lished by the police. Relatives Of a
Portuguese named Casmida called at
the station and in the remnant Of
clothing offered for, inspection there
together with the purse and shoes be
longing to the deceased, they assured
the officers that the effects belonged.
to man by that name who had been
missing from his usual ,hauntss for
three months, The deceased made his
home on Miller near Luzo streets. AT
enc time he served as janitor for the
Portuguese Protestant Church.
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Failure to- provide lamps or bells
upon bicycles, tricycles and self-pro-
PEELED vehicles is destined to cause the
owners and riders considerable trou-
Bile and expense, according to man
date that has gone forth from the po-
lice department The existing terri
torial and CITY and county laws, are
specific in the matter of dealing with
delinquent bicycle owners who per-
sist In going about the city during
daylight without carving a bell or
other warning device, and at night
without having provided themselves
with a lamp Arrests will follow the
failure to comply with the law. Lo-
cal cyclists may have i few days
grace in which to fit their machines
with appliances as provided in the or
dinanees. L
Special officer Bob Lillis and In
spector of Weights and Measures
Abreu, who have been spending some
days in visiting the country districts,
report having much success in cor
railing defective weights and in the
condemning of unsatisfactory scales
Eighty percent of the scales inspected
by the officers on their tour were
found defective, according to report
submitted to the sheriff today. Ac
cerdihg to declaration. of the inspect
ors the scales found at the stores at
Waipahu and Honolulu plantation
were in bad condition. The conditions
obtaining at Laie, on windward Oahu,
are pronounced as excellent. Seventy
five percent of stores on the other
side of the island are declared to be
doing business without license. ~
Felicidade la Cruz, Filipino, will
face a charge of kidnapping and be
summoned to appear before the cir
cult court for trial, as result of the
activities of Russian. mother in
prosecuting the search for missing
child. Some days ago the police were
notified that a 3-year-old girl was
missing from the home of Mrs. " Be-
rushkin. The mother told the police
that she had at last discovered the
hiding place of her child A visit to
the spot soon disclosed the presence
of the Filipino woman with the child
in her possession. 1t . claimed that
the de la Cruz woman enticed the lit
tie one away with a promise of candy.
The Filipino appeared in district
court this morning for preliminary
hearing the case having gone over to
the circuit court.