Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

FAILING 10 sODSg the, manoale IFOIn
the police to be present at district
court this morning to answer to a
charge of disturbing the quiet of the
night, H. Kerr was brought into court
upon g bench warrant and assessed
by District Magistrate Monsarrat TO
pay fine of $40 and costs.
Jumping from Rapid Transit car
number 49 ON King street. near South
street yesterday, Chnn Duck fell to
the pavement. receiving a cut below
the left eye, and also ether bruises
which necessitated his removal to the
hospital for treatment
H. E. Hendrick. operating an auto
mobile, reported to the police yes
ter5ay Afternoon that In passing
along King street near its intersec-
ton with Kamehameha Nv road, he
ran down . 9-year-old Japanese boy,
who received slight injuries to his
scalp and body. Hendricks brought
! the boy, to the police station and
later conveyed him to the hospital.
Employing a shoe as q weapon.
Jonah Iona was this morning called
upon to pay fine Of $40 and costs
when convicted at police court OF as
sault and battery on his wife. Drink
is alleged to have started the trouble
that brought the defendant to the
central station.
C. d. Pringle. Joseph Kapona and
Mrs. Kapona, alleged to have caused
the circulation of a libelous, story
concerning Samuel Stone, special po-
lice officer, when arraigned at district
court this morning, we're granted
more time in which to summon their
witnesses. The case will go over
until Monday morning.
D. r. Clement, alleged to have ran
down and killed an aged Chinese on
Iwilei road while driver Of machine
number 1909, is awaiting action of
the territorial grand jury pending
possible arraignment at district court
upon charge of manslaughter.
Sam McCandless, riding a bicycle,
! fell from his mount as he was passing
along Vineyard street and, coming
into contact with some broken glass,
received cuts on the leg and arm
that resulted in his being taken to
the hospital. ..-* 49,
! Tam Hing on a motorcycle met in
collision with auto number 1016 at
King and Bethel streets this morn.
ing. The police allege that Fukada,
driver of the car, was cutting corners
and was to blame for the accident,
and he was therefore placed under
arrest. -
Frank Tavares, taken to. Queens
hospital last evening by Sheriff .Chas
Rose, is reported to be far on the road
to complete recovery. ,Tavares was a
victim Of motorcycle accident at Ka-
piolanf park, being thrown from his
machine and alIghting on his shoulder,
and was rendered unconscious. 1t Is
believed that no bones were broken in
the fall. The sheriff, who happened
to be on the scene, fastened to the
hospital with the injured man.
| A machine alleged to have been
driven ny Mrs. Abrams is reported to
i have run down Solomon Uhiehele
while in the act Of crossing King
street near its intersection with Ma
una Kea street yesterday afternoon.
The man was under the Influence of
liquor, it is said, and received only
slight injuries.
Cyrus T. Green makes vigorous de-
NAL to the allegations of Special Lii
cense Officer Fennel that he has been
selling intoxicating liquor without a
license, and proposes TO fight the case
in the lower court. Green was. ar
raigned at district court this morning
and was given until Monday morning
in which to plead. FenneII charges
that Green has been operating a
blind pig In the vicinity of Fort Ruger
! According to a report received at
the police station, H. Bennett New
comb, manager of the Y. NJ C. A.
bowling alleys, was severely CIT
about the head while diving at Wal
kiki beach yesterday. However, New
comb was at work this morning
| Alleging that a party of colored
! soldiers, who were passengers in tax
icab number 1888, insisted in driving
: the machine, Mohara, the Japanese
chauffeur, is now an inmate of the
| hospital The. car is total wreck.
, but the Japanese disclaims response
/ bility for the accident The car was
proceeding toward town and at a
point near Moanalua gardens, a scl-
. 6ier named Murray assumed control
of the machine. The Japanese states
! that the car was speeding at about 80
! miles an hour when It careened into
ditch and. turned completely over.
! Murray received slight injuries.
| BAND NOTES.