Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-13

The police are today seeking per
son who III the attempt to play
PRACTICAL Joke upon the fire fighters,
sent a portion Of the department to
4 considerable distance along kala,
kaua avenue last evening An alarm
box was damaged by the miscreant
As result of a raid made by eff
GERS with the detective department l
men arrested for gambling faile1 to
answer to the calling of their names
at police court this morning. Ball
ranging from IS to $40 in each in
stance was therefore declared as for
feited.
Oscar McClintock, colored. was this
morning found guilty OF operating a
blind pig and was sentenced to serve
enc month at the municipal Jail. Nc
Clirtock was placed under arrest by
officers from Captain Of Detective Nc
DUTIES department.
Teroka, who has caused the police
department considerable trouble for
| many months because of his alleged
tendencies to become a vagrant, was
ordered imprisoned for two months at
the city and county Jail when ar
raigned before District Magistrate
Monsarrat this morning.
| First removing q coat from the
room of one who had befriended him
through the tender of a nights lodg-
ing. F. Demente was today charged
with pawning the garment and re,
ceiving a few dollars in return. The
case was brought before District Mag
istrate Monsarrat who sentenced De
mente to the reef for 80 days.
X. Kuda, driver Of taxicab, cali
ed upon the police to assist in the
collection of a fare amounting to Sis
last night, it being alleged that two
enlisted men from the I'd InfaatTT
named William Mason and J.. v. Jop
dan, had engaged the rig for a short
drive and when brought to destind
ton refused to tender paymen+.
H. Clement appeared at a japanese
barber shop on Saturday and when
accommodated with a haircut, pro
ceeded, to purloin tine implements
through which his hiresute adornmenI
had been removed. The police were
called to take Clement into custody
He admitted the theft when arraigneC
before the district magistrate this
morning and was sentenced to serve
four months at the city and county
bastile.
l. AzlittIe nine year old Hawaiian CIR
appeared before the district magistrate
this morning displaying badly LAGER
ated finger, and bruises on the back
and limbs alleged to have been In
fficted by Napoona, a foster mother
According to the story related by tht
child the woman bit the girls finger
producing a wound that has failed II
heal Napoona entered a plea OF gull
ty to the charge of mayhem and wal
sentenced to pay a fine of $50. I
The body Of a Japanese fisherman
yet unidentified, was recovered b!
Deputy Sheriff and Coroner Rose THU
morning following his second visit II
the vicinity of Makapuu point, from
whence first came the report that tht
remains of white man had beer
washed up on the beach. DEPUTY
Sheriff Rose found the body mucl
bruised and battered through contac
with the rocks. A kimono was fount
within 20 feet of the place, though TIT
garment bore no name or distin
gushing mark. The party re
turned to the city at 10 o'clock Thu
morning, the body being taken to TIT
morgue pending an inquest to be he'll
today J. Silva. a caretaker at TIL
Damon estate, is stated to have frs
noted the presence of the remains
wedged in the rocks. The man il
believed to have been. fishing from
the rocks when he met his death.