Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
POLICE COURT D0INGS
AND M0TATi0MS FOUND
ON STATION BL0TTER

Takahama was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer c. n Crabbe on
the charge of assaulting another per
son with a deadly weapon. He will
be brought TO trial Saturday morning.
Antonio de los Reyes, alleged &c
4 have stolen q silk handkerchief.
valued at 81 and a pipe belong
ing TO Jacinto r. Guzman, is in the
Lookup awaiting trial On a larceny
charge.
! With tears in his eyes, Kaua Ka-
maka told the Judge that he was sorry
that he struck his wife, but he has TO
work hard for very small wages, and
when he found out that his wife was
spending money on chefa tickets he
told her she would have to stop It, as
he couldn't afford to have any of his
money used for gambling. His wife
requested that the case be dropped.
| At ; o'clock this morning Manuel
| ToreZ, one of the laborers employed
in removing the debris from the Nc
Inerny building at the corner Of MGr-
/ chant and Fort streets, where extern
1 sive repairs are being undertaken,
had his right index finger smashed.
/ After having his wound dressed at
the emergency hospital he insisted on
going back to work although he was
obviously suffering from his accident,
al NJ odxrfc al
him to rest.
Suffering with injuries to his spine.
causing partial paralysis of his arms
and legs, and with bruises about his
body, John Lone, a stevedore, who,
while working on Pier 10 yesterday
helping to unload the steamer Manoa,
was struck by falling bag of sugar,
/ was rushed TO the emergency hos
i pital. where first aid was rendered
i and the man then taken to lhe
Queens Hospital. Surgeon r. G..
Aver believes that the paralysis will
only be temporary and not permanent
i as at first seemed the case.
The police have in custody a jana
nese, arrested by Special Officer
Harry Evans while prowling arouad
the Catholic convent grounds en-
Fort street early yesterday morning
while the grounds were locked. 1t
/ is believed that this man is the one
who has been committing number of
4 petty robberies In the convent and
church, reported to the police, and
| which the police have been ATTEMPT
! ing to trace. 1t is believed that be
entered the church through an open
i window and then let himself down
into the convent yard, or that he hid
himself in the church during the
night.
A. Vanzae, owner of a livery stable,
/ and Frank Davenport, a feed man en-
4 ployed by the City Transfer Company
owned by w. A. Love, were arrested
for collision in robbing the City
Transfer Company of feed. For some
time the City Transfer Company has
noticed mysterious and rapid dis
| appearance of grain. They complained
Ito the police and Detectives Anderson
and Apana were detailed to the case.
They hid themselves in q nearby barn
4 and saw Vanzae drive up in a buggy
and get grain from Davenport before
o'clock on three different mornings.
Vanzae reserved plea until Tuesday,
April Is. and was released on his own
recognizance- to secure $500 bond.
Davenport, very cid and feeble man,
| said he didn't wish to fight the case.
He also will be tried next Tuesday.
1 : : Z :
The court puts you under bond of,
$500 to keep the peace for one year
towards Vincent Desharo: and eau
tons you, Vincent Desharo. to keep
Mrs. Santos out of your store. Don't
let her use your telephone any more"
With these words the district magis-
trate disposed o. o very disagreeable
neighborhood row in which obscene
language was used by the defendant
towards the complainant, much threat
ening, unloaded revolver, and CONVEX
sations and actions by several wit.
nesses, including a little 12-year-old
girl, figured in dramatic case yester-
day in which Manuel Santos was
the defendant and Desharo the COM:
plainant. Mrs. Santos, wife of the
defendant, whose frequent use Of De-
sharo's telephone over which, she held
long conversations, was the alleged
cause OF the row, which has lasted for
nearly two years, failed to appear in
court.