Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-19

Charged with turning too sharp a
corner while operating motor car. III.
E. Hendricks was assessed a fine of
S. when arraigned AT police court this
morning. ia.
Sheriff Jarrett has appointed J. Bal.
bosa as foot patrolman on the police
force, to fill the vacancy incurred by
the discharge Of Police Officer Kanae.
BalbOsa assumed his duties today.
Six Japanese were called upon to
contribute S. each to the city and
| county Golfers this morning following
a hearing aL;f their conviction upon a
charge of gambling. The defendants
were found at game near the corner
of Hotel and River street.
The premature firing Of a charge Of
explosive sunk into the rock at the
Moiliili quarry Saturday. resulted
in injuries to Antoine GoasaiVes, a
workman employed there. The man
was taken to the hospital. where his
bruised arm and face received treat
ment.
The police are seeking an enlisted
man who is alleged to have taken pos
session of hack number 1913 on Satur-
day night an,1 employed the vehicle
in a joy ride about the city. Captain
of Police Nielsen visited Fort Shat
ter some hours later and recovered
the vehicle. r
For alleged severe beating Of his
wife, PuniIei Apio was brought to the
police station last night, and this
morning was arraigned before District
Magistrate Monsarrat. The defend
ant asked for more time in which to
enter a plea. The case was post
roned until January %. e
Captain H. C. Williams of the coast
artillery, who ran down, Benz. SouZa
some days ago while Souza was rid
ing a wheel, entered a plea Of guilty
at police court, and at the same time,
stated that he had effected a settle
ment with Souza to. the amount OF
IS. Williams was discharged.
Kerosene as q beverage proved o
serious matter for the 2-year-old child
of John Hashenko a Russian who re-
ported to the police that the little one
had drunk about half the contents of
a pint bottle of the Oil. The child
was taken to the hospital for treat
ment and this morning was prononnc-
ed out of danger. ~
Charged with maintaining "blind
piggery" in the vicinity OF Moiliili
ball park, Tai Look, Chinese, has
been landed in the net spread for him
by License Inspector Fennel and sew
eral assistants. The Chinese was re-
leased on bail pending a hearing OF
his case at district court. One OF the
officers appeared under the guise OF
a woman and succeeded in inducing
the unsuspecting. Tai Look to supply
bottle of whiskey.
Mrs. George Ga1l. through her legal
representative, Attorney Stratus, de
manded a trial by jury when ar
raigned at district court Saturday
upon g. charge of gross cheat. 1t Is
alleged that the woman attempted to
secure quantity of merchandise
from two local stores by rendering a
check, Declared TO have been backed
by insufficient funds. District Magis-
trate Monsarrat bound the defendant
over to the circuit court for trial UNI
der nominal bond OF $190.
Henry Akai, employed with the Ha-
waiian Express Company, member
of a party of hunters who visited Lei
iehue yesterday, suffered fatal injuries
through the accidental discharge OF
shot gun while the weapon was being
placed in an automobile. Akai was
shot in the heal the injured man be-
ing rushed to the Sehofield Barracks
hospital for treatment. 1t Is believed
that the hammers caught on the side
of the machine, as Akai was riding
ON the running board of the automo-
bile. ->--%-f-
A nucleus for a clothing emporium
is alleged to have been taken by John
Pacheeo, the complainant being a la
panese proprietor of clothes.ciean. |
ing establishment, who reported toi
the police that he missed four
coats, four shirts, and several pairs
of trousers aL,l other articles of mas
culine apparel. Pachece is declared
to have made his way into the prem
Uses at River and Kukui streets dur
ing the absence Of the owner. Later
the articles we're recovered with the
assistance of officers from the de-
tective department. !
In a tragedy that occurred on the !
coast New Years day, two former
Honolulans figured, when Charles
KaIimapehu, and Miss Susie Adams,
a part-Hawaiiaa woman became in
Yolved in quarrel at Sacramento,
which resulted in the man firing
three shots at the woman, the wounds
proving fatal. Kalimapehu then
turned the weapon upon himself but
inflicted slight injuries only. The
man is reported to have fired shots
at two police officers who attempted
to take him into custod. ~