Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-06
Police Notes

! J. Lindsay and Otto Rove have been
booked at the police station as the
result of an affEay ON a public erect
2 Police Officer iaea being called upon
to arrest the pair while fighting at
the corner Of Nuuanu and Hotel street
last night
ApOlonia Larara. Filipino brought
here in the Pacific Mail liner Siberia,
was removed from that vessel to
Queens hospital this morning before
the liner departed from San Francis
co. He became seriously III while on
the voyage from the Orient to the
islands.
{. ]. Peterson, driver of an Oahu
Ice Company delivery wagon was in
iured this morning through the fall OF
50-pound piece of ice upon his leg,
which was broken below the knee.
Peterson was taken tc the hospital for
treatment. He claims to have missed
his footing at a sidewalk, striking
the curD.
Mrs. Mary Akiki. said to be a tuber-
Culosis sufferer, was four wandering
about the streets last evening. aud
was obliged to spend the night in The
police station, the patient being denied
admission to Queens hospital in ac-
cordance with existing regulations
against this class Of sufferers. The
woman was sent to Leahi Home this
morning for treatment.
A victim of a collision with a motor
cycle driven by James II. Carlisle of
Company B, LIST infantry, stationed at
Fort Shafter. James Donohue IL wears
old, who was taken to the Children's
hospital yesterday afternoon suffering
from a fractured leg. is not considered
4 seriously injured. Carlisle states that
returning to town from LeiIehua at
a speed of about 90 miles an hour and
in rounding the turn near the termi
Lus of the car line at Fort Shafter. he
diverted his nachine TO pass an APP
preaching team ard wagon, He al
leges that Danohue was seated n the
tear Of the wagon ard altShting pro-
cceded to crcss Il he track when hit
by the, r,otorcrcle, The boy was given
first aid at the Fort Skater hospital
Accused of an assault with a wea-
pom, Mrs. ]. +. Hylan1. who is charg-
ed with Tirfeg a revolver al several
children. including Sammy BroCks and
Willie Stewart. who are ALLEGED to
have been playing in a yard adjoining
the premises in which the woman
lived, was called before District
Magistrate hionsaTrat this afternoon
TO plead. Mrs. Hyland has been an ia
mate OF the city prison since the as
sa1lt, which took place last Sunday
afternoon. A bullet from the gun firUi
by Mrs. Hyland is declared to have
killed a pet dog belonging to the
children. Judge Monsarrat reserved
his decision until tomorrow nc ming.
While succeeding in saving Jap
anese child from what might have
proved a fatality, Edward Quinn fig
ured in an automobile wreck. the car.
owned by Paul Boyer being male a
party to head-on collision which re-
suited in some painful injuries to
Quinn and Boyer Quinn, seated in
his car. vas passing along King street
at 6 o'clock last night towards Waiki-
HI. while Boyer was headed for the
city AS the machines neared one an
other Quinn observed a Japanese child
making for the opposite side of the
thoroughfare. Despite a warning
Eonk of the horn, his car was almost
on top Of the little boy before it was
diveTt,F'. meeting the machine belong
ing to Boyer. Quinn's car was badly
damaged and turned completely over
as a result Of the impact. The driver
was dragged from beneath the wreck
age