Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23


What in some cases is referred to
as "a little difficulty between gentle
mel" caused Abe buckley 20 have r.
w. Stern arrested and on the witness
stand it developed that the men, each
of whom is colored, have somewhat OF
a record
Buckley said Stern assaulted him in
the Iwilei district. We're you shoot
ing craps" asked the prosecuting at
torney.
mo, we had done quit Buckley
said Them soldiers we was shootin'
with got brokea Then this here niger
wanted to borrow 81, and hit me in
the eye becus / wouldn't let him have
II"
It developed that Abe got out of re-
form school seven years ago, was in
jail three years ago and had been ar
rested for gambling, assault and lar
ceny, besides some other crimes.
When the defendant took the stand
he denied all Of Buckley's charges.
Where did you come from?" asked
Chillingworth, referring to Stems adj
vent on Oahu.
Il got bobtailed from de Twenty-fif
for stealth a watch" said the witness.
Then where did you go?"
/ went to iail for six months. Then
/ come out and got arrested for shoot
in craps, and some other things.
disremembers them all.
well, l am going to request Gen.
Wiser to have you sent back to the
place you enlisted" Chillngworth told
Stern.
While waiting for this free passage,
Stern was given six days in jail.
Henry Lee Chin insisted to Judge
Monsarrat that he was not smoking
opium when arrested December s at
Hotel and River streets but admitted
he had pipe in his hands and was
rolling a pill"
81 was in that opium den," said
Chin, "as an investigator, and was go
ing to report to the United States mar
shall if found any opium"
Detective John Woo said there were
FIVE in the den when he entered it,
two of whom were smoking and we're
fined. Chin was the other.
Chin, who was represented by At
torney J. w. Thompson, was fined SIS.
Judge, haven't ever been arrest.
ed before for being drunk" Fostino,
a Russian, told Judge Monsarrat in an
earnest voice when his honor asked
him if he had not appeared in the
police court on some other occasion,
81 know you have been here" said
the judge, knitting his brows. do
you mean to say you haven't been be.
fore me until today" H. -: .....-.
mo, sir, your honor" Fostino an.
sweredy mot for being drunk. Just for
stealing chickens" .>"s.-~.....
Three dollars and COSTS" said
Judge Monsarrat. " r.. :
In the midst of H. S. Friends sad
tale of how dog jumped at him as
he was walking down Gulick avenue
and lacerated his hand, Policeman E.
j. Gay rushed into the station and COM
planned that a dog had made a vicious
attack on him and bit his leg. -.
Where was this dog" asked the
desk sergeant. 49, e.. H.. -. II,
"On Gulick avenue" Gay answered
whereupon Friend yelled loudly. "The
same darn dog" 49,. ..... ......': .
Officers went out to try to kill the
dangerous animal -= .'...
Gained by many drinks procured
through the courtesy Of bartenders,
and having no place to sleep, H. B..
Davis one night strolled out toward
the Country Club, and there, soothed
by the moonlight and the soft sum.
mer air. decided to go to rest Not
wishing to risk his health by sleeping
out, he chose the home of DR.. Clifford
B. High, who lives at 1927 Liliha
street, and settling in the softest
chair he could find slumbered sweetly
until DIR. High came home and found
Davis making a rest room of his par.
lor. He called the police and Davis
was arrested and has been sent to jail
for 10 days. -: 49, ~