Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
POLICE COURT D0INGS
AND N0TATl0NS FOUND
ON STATION BL0TTER

A charge OF needless driving will
be made against Harvey Pele Kaio
for falling asleep while driving his
car over Waimea bridge on the night
OF December 19, 1915. His passengers
at the time were H. Bega and Harry
Mahoi Of the Reform School.
Murata Tokobuye, the Japanese
plantation laborer who confessed to
killing his 19-year-old daughter with
a knife at Camp 5, Waipahu, recently,
will be charged this afternoon by Po-
lice Prosecutor Charles F. Chilling
worth with murder in the first degree.
Acting on a wire received Saturday
from Deputy Sheriff Martin Of Hilo,
Chief OF Detectives McDuffie has ap-
pretended Valentine Paeheco, who
tried to escape from Hilo on the Will
helmina while under police surveil-
lance for alleged gross cheat. The
sheriff's office at Hilo was notified by
wire last evening that the fugitive is
held in custody.
On Saturday afternoon, Orakaua, a
Japanese railroad dock laborer, was
assisting in shifting the moorings Of
the steamer Holsatia on Pier IL when
the large wooden pin that held the
blight OF the mooring fast whirled
around and struck him across the
chest knocking him backwards on his
head. The man was unconscious for
q while, but had regained conscious
ness by the time the emergency am
bulance had arrived. The man had
his eyes open but couldn't talk. The
man was cared for at the emergency
hospital
Charles Kekapa, a frequent offend
er, was sent to jail for two months
for creating nuisance Kekapa is a
half-witted man who is more o. less
irresponsible and the police are at A
loss as to what to do with him.
Lee Kim was found guilty and fined
SO for having opium in his posses
sion.
d. X. Ching, q minor aged Is. plead
guilty and was fined $40 and costs
for entering saloon to buy drink,
representing himself to be over q
years of age.
Nine Cinnamon arrested by the po-
lice in gambling raid Sunday asked
to have their cases continued until
tomorrow. Their names are Gee
Pong, Ching Chiot. All Teck, All Poy,
Lum Hoy, All Sam. Chun Chang, l..
All Chaxr, N17r,nu Pct
OF five Cinnamon arrested In an
other gambling raid Sunday two of
them, Lau York and All Hee, failed
to appear, and forfeited their bonds
of SO each. The other three, All Sam,
All Moo and Joe All Pook, were each
fined IS and costs.
G. A. Marshall, auto demonstratof,
was fined s. and costs for driving e.
customers machine without head
lights.
M Kamura sustained two broken
ribs on his left side, both bones Of his
left forearm close to the wrist joint,
and 3 badly lacerated forehead over
his right eye when run over by an
Oahu Ice Company truck at Kakaako.
The patient Is resting easily at the
emergency hospital
First Sgt. ]. E. Powell, &c. A. c., was
found suffering with hemorrhage in
Kapiolani Park near the residence Of
former Mayor ]. J. Fern. 1t was
learned at the department hospital,
where he was taken, that the man Is
suffering from stomach trouble.
A total wreck is the condition Of car
No. 197, lying al the bottom of a gulch
near Schof1eld Barracks. No report
has been made to the police, and 1t is
presumed that no one was hurt or
killed. but the mystery Of how the ma
chine got over the bank without hurt
ing or killing anyone Is a mystery.
Charles F. Chillineworth, who exam
ined the machine while investigating
certain police court matters, says that
everything combustible in the car had
burned up
The reason given BY police court Of
icials for the numerous continuances
in the gambling case of Charles An
tone and John 8. PiIlooa, defendants,
and In an similar cases is that though
the man pied guilty. an effort is be-
ing made to have them disclose the
names Of the bankers; and sentences
are therefore deferred.
during the progress OF the Lusitana
street improvements, at IS day. the
current rate.