The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-19
AND PALS
FACE Three more
FELONY CHARGES
Opium RingSterS and Auto Ban
. dts Are Indicted Again BY
Grand Jury
MAGRATH AND BOWER
JAILED WITH B0GGS
Sheriff Rose, However, ConVen-
iently Fails To Find His
Friend ScuiIy

Jack Scully, Eert Bowers and John
MagTath added to their collection Of
indie tments Tor first degree robbery
yesterday by having three new charges
specified in bench warrants issued for
tncir arrests, while Jim boggs, who has
been mentioned frequently of late as
one who knows considerable about the
inside workings Of the opium ring and
the operations of the gang Of auto ban.
IIUs VINO have been WORKING a badger
game upon numerous Cinnamon, also
.pRears among those indicted.
Like the others, BOggs today faces trial
on three ci.G:ges o. Irst degree rob.
berry. "a .-
1uugo Warns Sheriff
1hc indictments were returned yes,
5eraay afternoon by the grand jury,
bench warrants being issued at once By
dudge Ashford, who delivered these
Win warning that it would behooye
Sheriff Rose to get his men without any
of tho dilly.dallying that has marked
his previous performances of duty.
Bowers anu aagraLn were placed un.
der arrest in short order, but it took the
police some time to lCcato BOggs. Scully
Vas In court at four-thirty clock yes
terday afternoon, but at late hour
asst nIght it became evident that he is
a mighty hard man for the police to 10,
ate, even with a bench warrant, for he
MAS still at large.
3cully "Eludes' Police
Sh, rilr hose refused to answer anS
questions as to why the warrant had
Lot been served, but in this connection
it is patent to recall that in the past
he sheriff has shown discreet del.
cacy about rudely interfering with the
comfort Of the former proprietor Of the
TalkIki Inn. =.
Following the arrets of McGrath,
Bowers AMI Boggs, it was announced
that their bail had been set at $4,000
'ach, a record figure.
Sheriff Rose and his men took steps
TO close every avenue of news against
The Advertiser concerning the new
pilikia Of the Sculiy gaIfgsters, and at
a late hour last night the police were
still Excepting tight" about the new
development.
The three cases of robbery covered in
he indictments are new cases, not
heretofore exploited. 1t is stated that
here are other charges yet to come,
with some others, in addition to Boggs,
0 hQure in the expected fresh indlct.
ments. ,.. O., ..
scully Gives $4,000 Bond
Scully, who was convicted with
Henry b. Lewis last week by jury on
charge of second degree robbery, fur.
nished yesterday $4,000 bond to insure
ans appearance whenever he should be
| allied up for sentence. James w
Achuck, All Leong and two other Chi
nose went as sureties on the bond each
Tor $l250, the bond being approved by
Judge Ashford.
Judge Ashford asked the bondsmer
t they understood the nature Of the
bond.
suppose Mr.. Sculiy run away, how
much l pay?" asked All Leong. lie
VAS assured that his liability would il
that case amount to only $3.50, eact
If the other three bondsmen standing
standing for like amount. This
ecmed satisfactory.
Lewis was given until today to fur
niAh his $4,000 bond.
Since Judge Ashford left ycstcrda,
For Kauai, the approval Of Lewis
bond, when it is produced today, viii
re taken up by Judge Whitney, tt
whom the matter has been assigned
In regard to the trial of Scully an,
McGrath, on the indictment returne,
some weeks ago, charging first degre
obbery, the following official statemen
was issued in Judge Ashford's cour
yesterday:
THE trial of the scully MEG rat
robbery case, set for trial in Judg
Ashford's division of the circuit cour
Tor Monday next, the 22d inst, vii
not take place al that time, as more re
cent events before the grand jury hay
resulted in this trial being postpone
to later date, not yet set. Therefor,
the members of Judge Ashford's tria
Jury panel who have been excused frot
attendance for the present need not r,
port for duty next Monday, as only tn
ordinary routine of trials will then l.