Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26
Police Notes

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Asa result OF fan at the fish mar
ket. Mrs. +. Pachecof was sent to
Tho hospital for treatment.
RAYMOND r. Smith. charged WITH
hnreiary. will be brought for trial
bafore the circuit court, the case
having been nolle pressed when
called before District Magistrate
Monsarrat.
Faltnwing a severe burn on the
rieht arm. Lowell Kupau was hurried
~ the hospital yesterday both hands
hav;ny been badly injured at fire
maj occurred on Buckle lane. Little
coinage was done the premises.
Board Of Agriculture 70 Meet.
There will be meeting OF the
hoard az agriculture and forestry to-
r,orrow afternoon at o'clock in the
offces az the Watefhcuse Company
IStangenwald building.
Robert Swaden now serving as
special house policeman at the Young
hotel. Iaarched his first victim to the
police station Saturday night The in
tiiyidual in question Is said 10 have
raised some disturbance in the base
ment bar.
Failing from the front seat in
horsedriyen vehicle, 0jeong Six, q
Korean. was sent to the hospital suf-
Efering from q deep cut on the right
side of the head. According TO the
story told the police. the rig Was Dro-
ceedine along Vineyard street when
Inassing a crowd Of youngsters. some
one threw quantity Of fire crackers
and bombs under the horse, The hack
IS reported to have received minor
damage.
William j. Taylor. member Ct the
To. S. engineer corps. declared Ct 20.
lice station that in alighting from
Rapid Transit car at the PaaWa trans
fer station he was run down By auto.
mobile number 1929 and hroNd %
the ground. Taylor suffered some
minor bruises. This morning he re.
fused to prosecute the driver Of the
machine. He received first aid treat.
ment at the hospital.
{ G. r. Dangerfield took decided ex
ceptions to the series Of allegations
offered by Special License s04Icer
FennelI that he was eligible to en-
zlistment in the ranks OF the towns
Migrants. Dangerfield recited his
story of repeated attempts to secure
employment, and also displayed
bruised hand, which District Magis-
trate Monsarrat was asked to pass
upon. Dangerfield has been given un-
til January IS to hustle q job with
the assistance Of the police depart.
ment.
Until the British freighter Strath-
ardle is ready to steam for Puget
Sound. Wong Sun, Chinese fireman
belonging to that vessel viii be obliged
to put In his spare time at the central
police station. the man having been
placed under detention at the instance
OF Captain Lowell It Is charged that
the Chinese has made several unsuc-
cessful attempts to desert the steamer
AS the owners of the Strathardle are
under. bond Of $500 for each Chinese
carried as crew, Wong Sun was, turn
ed over to the police for safe-keeping
Six Portuguese youths, alleged to be
members of Notorious gang of troti-
ble-makers who frequent the McCuIly
tract, are today being sought by the
police as result of display Of hood
Iuml5lu dI "a Jdpdl6S6 I6dBl given DJ
NJ. Kobiashf yesterday afternoon and
evening. While the luau was at its
height, the Portuguese are alleged to
have entered the premises near the
corner of Young and McCully streets.
and attempted to remove a number OF
bottles of liquid refreshment Several
of the Japanese put up combined re-
sistanee and in the melee that follow
ed, Hirada, Japanese guest, received
a terrific blow across the cheek with
what he believed to be rock. 81.
. A fund amounting to $1164.25 is
Tow available for the widow of Man
uel d. Abreu. murdered police officer
who was killed during the attempt
made to place Henry F. Ferguson. a
deserter from the U. s. army, under
arrest some months ago. As result
Of a monster benefit given at Ye Lib
erty theater shortly after the death of
Abreu, more than $1,000 was realized.
With moneys that have been received.
the present total has been placed to
the. credit Of Mrs. Abreu and her fam
ily. .s~ ....