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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

calvert, Tex. April iI.--Ninjor Tom
MY the yncancy cnused by the death Of
tIty Marshal Wyseri Alderman James
COMMUNICATION was appointed mayor and
DR.. Daniel Parker alderman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

THE LANDMARK Published at Rush
Springs, /. ~. is good advertising
ivdum for the business men OF Fort
Worth. An effort should be made TO
secure the trade Of this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

wife-You say you don't like those
living pictures. and yet you 20 TO see
them.
Husband-Aiereiy as a matter OF
form. my dear.-New York World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
ron RENr.

rom nrNy-NIceiy furnished front Tod
board IL desired; sis. corner First Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

cottonwood, Tex. April liza serious
ditfenity occurred between JOhn ana Scar
brough Daniels and thelr father on one
side mil John Thompson ON the other.
ami Tie latter was struck over the head
With d breast yoke and sustained frac-
lure Of the fkrll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

cHILsoN and co.. Henrietta, Clay County,
ard city property; correspondents solicited.
Isfsrencss: Farmers National Bank, Hen.
rittta; First National Bank. Fort worth;
Lard Mortgage Bank OF TexaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Preaeher--Yes. brethren, theren be
no night there; no night there.
Folding Bed Man--Shucksl That klnd
OF preaehin' breaks me all up.--Louis-
VILE Goufisr-JournaL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Thought Man Was Log and Shot Him
Dead.

brewer, TEX, April lI.-Josh Crowdcr
and Il young rompson hnNc Acknowledged
TO the killing Of the man who was found
We're drunk aud said they shot what they
supposed To be a log 10 scare horse out
from the road. Both gave bond for $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
BUSINESS CHANCE.

PARTNER WANTED interest
In the Texas standard for sale cheap
10 the right man. Must have some
cash; printer preferred Established
May, 1879. JOB In connection; material
all In good shape. Address +. FON-
DREN. Bowie. Tex,
WANrEp--A good business man 10 tnkc
onc.half iutcrcat Ia stock Of farm imlls.
monts. Call on or address 1iOlllngswoftit
a sons, corner Second and 1hrockmorton
streets Fort Worth.
DESIRABLE office job for man with 800
Incorporated company, Call or nddress
southern business Rnfenu and Immigration
Agency, ais Flu street, Dallas, Tex
FOR sAI.E--Thrce mule teams and wag-
ons, champion road grader. atreot roll
er. diaphrnm pump eddy PATTI twenty
ecrapers, three plows. electric battery
drills, picks. shovrls. etc. Any reason
able offor entertained. a. ]. Hayes
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

THE LANpMARK-Pub at Rush
gprlnga. /. ~, ia good advertising
medium for the business men OF Fort
secure me trade OF this section.
=, !, (, ------5
NoIlon VI lNual ~ NH tl,i..- W
leha-' l"flhnt N'nh'E ~ Ntluv VI SeI,"
G.. Walker trustee, bearing date August
4, 1892, nnd recorded IA Noluwg ~ VI ~
p2gG 4W'' ho,oJNs OF lallamt N9uu'S' o'n,v
~ Texas Ia secure payment OF Two prom
issoIy notes NgeHl"d ny me hulN n Ai'
Ilrtor, dntci an Jay OF June lh'5 iAM
Die To tie order oi A. a. Hle'h. IT. o'l'
iurity at 10 per cent per aunuu, said notes
hong past due anu hhphlui H. A'A -
Nulher, vs. trustee nHhtu IN SUI H,,h VI
trust under the authority vested M lno
10y tile terms Of said trust decd. ~ uls
inquest OF the legal owner AMI holiyt OF
tWd notes VIII sou 20 lho lnRlo,i "'uue,
o S V,'t door oF rarrant county. rexag bc
tween tho hours OF 10 o'clock 9 IN. NIl
o'clock - IA. Of Tie hrst Tuesday IN MAY,
1920 the same being The seventh Iala ~
s ny nop 9on W I lana 'S siuSie Inv Fnr worh.
t.tIsnt vuNh9l ,i,'.ns', 1,," , VILE " imt "
G,r,a'u,ns2i V w, iInrt ~ bagyctt.a nddi
n,n w., , h ' XIV o. Fort W"Sib Tnrrant
unu 70 w wy ut ~ 80 a,, ti@1st,n
'nhhtN' l,NHA, it"lNIh r ,o ti, ',n,,,,rI
,tlHgt nnu 'uu,'uie Vim Xxx ana .iu',,i,'
Mn" Atl.'', wn ~ Wir,tit,,dn1s AMI M.
fn -
! lmiNnaluW ~ Wy .N.'V ,,th ,,lsr,H AZ, h,
| n.lonB.hg or peulMu'ay' Inls iIWWi,p lantnnI
! day OF April 1870 ALf.A " "Ai'Nisi'
llusleo. "
| NOTICE II hereby gIveu that thr reguinr
| nieptiuu Of the ttucL holders OF the 81 Iouls
| snnthwostern HALLWAY Company of Texas
| ,yti be hold nj the general offices Of said
company at O'Clock 4. m, on Monday, The
| 9qth Iay az Auril. 1895, for The pufpise of
/ fHtt,t,s a bnufl Of nine dlrectots "a serye
/ fny the ensuing year, ana Tor the transac.
! a., ~ surh amer mud further business IA
/ NAV nr5porly come before said meeting.
! Rn1 an the same day aud al tho same
| Hnn"n. 'io,Wcdiatriy aficr the ndionrnment
| y, IN said stGck6olicrs' meeting ;hc reg.
| ~ w n,t,st neSting N ihe hoard Of N.
'.ai q" ~ seiJ company viii he held for
) V,t,ppr,ase ~ .iedunf a president md
! VOC w ana surb uther ofleers M /, mr..
hyy nv and lie bylaws Of said com.
! WIZ snd for the TRANSACTION Of such otaer
| panI NV" ~ NAV nroueriy come before sad
| uh.lii,, ',rh. st,rt hoofs on said roippauy
Mnrtns' rcmnIn elnsed from this dale
WI Nun al the adjournment " the said
meeting, cre,,,r Mnfch ~, isg5.
| opp, 81 ~. :
| TRtisTEE'S SALE Of ID; Nara %;
stock and bnslness~i WIZ o mno ss pkav,9I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

STATESMEN 10 handle our goods; new
exclusive territory; big profits. sample and
particulars 10 cents catalogue frcc. Alum
lmmm NnNNlA 90. lllA lnkl. nllnaLlnn lrA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18


FOR SALE--Neat four-room cottage
ana lot ooxl0O feet on the south Side:
Sl2VVi easy terms. Six room cottage
ana lot cuxi50 feet, SoufA side, $l5Vu,
easy terms. On Adams street. lot look
lvv Ieet, house hvo rooms: $3.50; easy
terms, On Cherry street, lot ,vxiVu feet,
neat two-atory S-roon dwelling, $500;
terms easy This is corner lui ana
centrally located; an extra bargain.
Blocks Of land In Kings and queens
addition to Fort Worth. fine for fruit
and garden purposesi Just one mile
east OF the city and on two piAed roadai
blocks range From nine 10 thirty acres
each and range In price from $40 per
ACRE 10 SIS per acre. Extra easy terms.
You can live on this property and DO
business Ia the city.
Lots In Texas and Pacific addition.
boN90 feet each; $500 each; monthly
payments at 4 per cent interest.
$40 acres ~ miles south of the city.
All fenced and cross fenced. About 100
acres M cultivation; good orchard and
aftosian WE'LL l50 acres can be culti-
waited, fine black prairie soil All fine
grass and hay land. SiN-rOom house.
granary, sheds and barn. This Plaza.
must be sold Come and let us show
you this property u you want TO buy a
complete home. Price way down.
Extra bargains In all kinds OF real
estate, Houses ana lots, lots. blocks,
business property, farms aud pastures.
Easy termH and long time No trouble
To anAwer questions or show property
=, A. HUFFMAN e Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
fine land about two miles from !, and
q, N, railroad. this land is six miles
from Willis. Montgomery county, the
great tobacco region OF Texas. Adj
dress 4, W. Hutchinson, College sta
tlcn, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

MINERS-1hc Wise County Coal company
Is now working on full Onr aud wants
immediately 100 good longwall miners,
bridgeport, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

WANTED AT Mira. J. u. Aliens dress
making parlurs, '01 Main street, eN-
pcrienced sewing girls; no others need
apply
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

WANTED-Glrl to do general house
work Reference required, Inquire
new house ON Adams street, opposite
college
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

WANTED White llr for general house
work. Apply at residence of W. a. League,
Arlington HciEhts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

nnd hxturrs, doing rnod businrss. Tor one
half city properly and cash, thrve tuom
house and lot, $500, Tor black lgud tlrm
OF lots NJ l.. Chambers, Real EstAtc EN
chango. 100 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

WANTED TO TRADE -ts2i ucrcs Of unc
farming land wei improved. Tor stock Of
dty goods, shoes OF general merchandise
7. II. BvrupU, llCuriUtta, Tex.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROAD WORLD.
the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS cox
soLlDArloN BILL.

GOVERNOR cuLBERsoN RECEIVES
CONGRATULATIONS IE1yrERs For
HIS VETO MEssAGE-rHE WRITER'S
SPEAK OF HIS LOYALTY AND GOOD
JUDGMENT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

FOR ENClIANGE-A stock Of general mcr.
chaniise, &i0.0QOi part trade, part cash !,
clean stock NJ books and stationery; good
discount western lands aud clshi 5000
solvent corporation stock, plant running
full capacity. 5000 acres land In buHaue
county; i01 acres IN Franklin Parish, la,
FOR trade Apply to 4, G, HlEhsmiu Land
.eupiny iii Main street, Fort WORTH.
T,N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

ron iIisST-Tufnished roomi SIS Calves
avenue.
i-0it VEST--Wifh frsg-elass board. pa
s,me room on iirSt f0of at Xix house. Il
per Fourth and Calhoun streets. Mrs ~
Bprns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

EDWARDS LABOR AGENCY-Slx
years In fort Worth, ia 1-2 Main street.
phone $50 Help OF all kinds furnished
free IL you want position Rs book
keeper. stonographer, mechanic, COM
mon lnbnror or hotel work, call or write
aNllh nLmmLM for InnlN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

FINANCIAL.

"GuIpB 10 SUCCESSFUL sPECULA-
TION"-lIow To trade successfully ON Illus
itcd margin on grain aud stock marketa
Mailed free Coates and Co, HIaltO build
lug Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

WANTED FOR TRADE on CASH--A nrst-
class shotgun, Address with full description
hid price lock box So,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


one Week. ..,.......s's.. -
one Month sss..'.. s.Fi ""
Count six words to the Line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

NOTARY PUBLIC SEALS, rubh
stamps and stencils. Fort Worth star
Co, Telephone 90. ana Main street, Fd
Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

WNNTIN-NE0NTs ~ FTTT n0T00TY NTOGI In
Texas aud Indian Territory. We pay "a.
pcusos aud mako liberal advances, Liberal
contracts }. ". and iN II. Neaglcy. Cen
cral agents, Denton, Tex,
GIrY ENPLuNMENI' NtitEAU-O ifce 6l9
Main sttect is prepared 20 furnish private
families ami hotels good help free ON short
uutice and situations secured In any trade
or kind of labor Satisfaction guaranteed TO
ALL Come uud SEQ MS n yuu want work, or
write for particulars. iurusc stamp
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
WEATHER BOTHERED THE LIKE
LIKE ON HER LAST VOYAGE.
Transporting New MIL Two Depart
ures-On the ways Notes OF
the Front.

The Hawaii will leave tomorrow
for ports on Hawaii. She take.
machinery for the Hilo Sugar Co. ;:
mill at Wainaku.
The Kilauea Hou arrived yester.
day afternoon without cargo. She
was hauled up on the marine rail
way to be cleaned and painted.
When the Kilauea Hou comes
off the railway, the o. M. Kellogg
will be hauled up and cleaned pre-
vious to departure for the Sound.
The w. G. Watson sailed yester-
day for Port Townsend in ballast,
and the X. P. Rithet for San Fran
cisco. The Rithet took away about
Third Of load OF sugar and five
passengers.
On account of the severity of the
weather last week, it was impossi-
BILE for the Likelike to touch at
Kipahulu or at Hamoa, conse-
quently she has the freight for XII
pahulu still on board. A part Of
the Hamoa freight was landed in
Hama, at the request of consignees.
The remainder for that port is still
on board.
The Ke Au Hou is now taking
on board the new mill for Lihue
plantation. There are 1877 pieces
weighing IS tons. The three ioll-
ers alone weigh IS tons. With the
exception Of the Pahala mill on Ha-
wall, these are the heaviest rollers
in the country for a mill Of this
class. The Ke Au Hou sails with
this valuable freight at 4 p. in. to-
morrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
UNDERWRITERS.

They Discuss the Low Grade oil
There was large attendance at
the special meeting of the Board Of
Underwriters in the Chamber Of
Commerce this morning. The
meeting was called for the purpose
of considering the Act before the
Legislature relating to the admis-
sion of low grade oil for fuel
purposes. J. H. Patty, presid-
ed, and ], A. Gilman acted as
secretary. Remarks were made by
several. H. Lose desired TO know
whether the ten thousand cases OF
kerosene oil, intended for the Phil
lippine Islands and landed here
from the Helen Brewer, would be
used if this law passed. Mr.. Gil
man replied that this oil was to be
shipped out of the country as soon
as a vessel could be secured for the
charter.
The following resolution was
adopted:
That in the opinion Of the Board
of Fire Underwriters Of Honolulu,
the public danger caused by lower
ing the kerosene test, even though
the most careful limitations as to les
use, would greatly outweigh any
public advantage which might be
gained.
Unanimously passed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Laest U. Govt Report
R>!A!:!!l! R Ra';iaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABOUT THE NEW WOMAN.
PLAIN TALK or AN AMERICAN AC
TREss ON THIS SUBJECT.
Mis- Dnuvtay's Ideas of Nomanhr cd
aud HappIness-A Limited
Mission.

Helen Dauvray, the well known
American actress, is a guest at the
Hawaiian Hotel. She arrived ON
the Alameda accompanied by her
sister. Miss Dauvray is charmed
with Honolulu. and regrets that her
stay will be of such short duration.
In a conversation with a STAR
reporter this morning, she said
"Of course 1 am charmed with
Honolulu as every one who loves
the beautiful must be. l have Just
had long season Of work and came
on this trip for rest and recreation
only. 1 have been here but few
days, yet already I would be will
ing to spend my entire vacation
here if it were possible. The island
is such garden spot and the eli
mate so soft that | am becoming as
lazy as Mexican and seem per-
fectly happy.
"What is interesting the women
most in America at the present
time? Well, l think the subject
of the New Woman is being
more discussed than any other sub
ject, and really | must confess
some Of our American girls are
affecting that type to an alarming
degree. 1 fear l have no sympathy
with the pronounced new
woman. Although l have been ON
the stage since l was FIVE years old
and love my art, my ideal of a
womsn's life is happy home with
husband and children, a womans
natural sphere. l believe in the
perfect womanliness of women.
The new woman in boomers on a
bicycle is horror. l can't under
stand how she can make herself so
hideous. Where is her sense of the
beautiful OF course l rejoice in
the progress Of women. but let it
be of the higher intellectual and
artistic order. A man always adj
mires a bright woman but she
should not try to encroach on his
sphere. Let her shine in her own
way, in art, in literature or in
society, and her husband will be
proud of her and like her
the more, but why any
woman should be willing to lose
her attractiveness to enter the lists
with men in professions or walks
of life that are masculine in them
selves, and there fight for what they
call equal rights is something I can
not understand. The only perfect
life for a woman is married one.
1.-The haepiesf woman / think, is
the woman who has not too much
intelligence, and who possesses a
deep religious faith to console her
in times of trouble. If woman is
too bright, too well able to think
for herself, she is apt to inquire too
closely into her husbands affairs,
to wish to understand things il
were better for her not TO know.
believe that the present craze fol-
the advanced woman will on die
away for l have too much faith in
the common sense Of the AnlYicpii
girl to believe that sire wt,uid.anske
herself ridiculous or unwomanly.'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
Association Formed aud Program
Announced.


Announced.
Pursuant to invitation, a mum.
Der of gentlemen met at Waianae,
OH Saturday, to consider a PROPOSE
ton made to hold race meeting al
the latter place on Christmas Day.
As result Of the conference, the
Waianae Racing Association was
organized, with Jas. A. Holt IT,,
president. Richard Gilliland,
secretary and treasurer, and S. F.
Graham, Jas. A. Holt Jr., Richard
Gilliland and Geo. Allen commit
tee on arrangements.
On behalf of the Oahu Railway
Company, Mr.. Fred Smith offered
special rates for the day, third
gross proceeds of fares, free trans
portation Of stock, trainers and
their equipment, and also to survey
track for the association free Of
charge. The liberal offer of the
Railway Company was accepted
with thanks.
The following program was ar.
ranged, which however, may be
modified later on:
Running race, IS mile, fol-
Hawaiian half-bred horses, 2 yr,
olds.
2-Running race, Il mile dash,
for Hawaiian bred horses, 3 yr
olds.
3-Trotting and pacing to har
ness. 3 minute class. Free for all, y,
mile heats. Best ? in 3.
4-Running race, u mile dash
Free Tor all. weight for age.
s-Trotting and pacing to har
ness 2:4o class. Free for all, ?.
mile heats. Best in q.
6-Running race, u mile dash
Free for all.
7-Mule race, running race, ,
mile dash Free for all.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
STRAIGHT CABLE TALK,
PROPOSITION MADE TO THE Gov
ERNMENT by col sPAULDINe.
Twenty Year Contract $40. 900 Annual
Subsidy Other Corporations barred
Strong syndicate.

|
A definite cable proposition Is
he;,o considered bv the Cabinet
=. al, ,,t.,.. !.
.uis al'eino" m ~
Lard before the senate tomorrow
Col. 2. S. Spaulding, with Lorrin
A. Tburston as his attorney is me-
no,;o,;ro with the Government
n6o,h as,,t,emep declined to talk
-, Co. n,,hi;co,;on THE attorney
so;J ,,s Gould NOT do so without
oonsss, ~ HE client The principal
d;d ~, want any publicity given
The transaction until. it was con-
s,,rmo,ed.
roJ Snau,d;,g has in his posses-
sion a contract with the Cable Con-
struc,;on Company. of London.
aud l. The represeniative ola strong
Enoiish Syndicate. He himself IS
verS wealthy. This company has
laid twelve lines Including at least
one across the Atlantic II some
times operates plants after placing
them
THE nro,os;t;op IN the govern.
uert is as near as THE star can
-. a.. 1. 49,, .,,,,s;dv rs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
BIG BELT SPLIT.
An Accident and Lively Time Aboard the
Dredger.

An Accident and Lively Time Aboard the
Dredgsr.
They had quite an accident on
the dredger on last Saturday. The
fly wheel belt, which is eighty-fve
feet long and three feet wide, was
split almost in the center, its entire
length. 1t is of linen and rubber.
An insert Of leather was made when
the fly wheel diameter was in
creased by giving it wooden sur
face. This leather insert parted
and caught and in an instant there
were two belts IS-inches each in
width instead Of the one. The two
were laced yesterday and operation
of the dredger was resumed this
morning.
The broken belt was thrown
about the engine room like sail
in a gale. Engineer Johnson and
Oiler John Dolph closed off the
power at considerable risk Of
injury. Captain Smith, who
rushed m himself to save damage,
says Johnson and Dolph deserve
medals. Geo. Otterson closed
down the operating room and all
hands stood by for action.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
.TnE LITTLE MAGNET. !
A Reliable Press Opinion On the Eicc-
trio Wonder.

A Reliable Press Opinion On the Eicc-
trio wonder.
1.-The Little Georgia Wonder" is
to appear at Y. M. c. A. hall
Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week. Following is portion
of the report of the Anaconda SIAN
dayd on a performance in Butte,
Mont:
BUTTE, May 23.-Annie May
Abbott, who for want OF a better
description is termed the little cleo
trio magnet, delighted, perplexed,
amused mystifed and dumbfounded
her audience at the Auditorium to-
night with an exhibition of her
mysterious powers. Just how she
does it is a mystery that she her.
self cannot solve. but she sets all Of
the laws of gravitation at defiance,
conquers the strongest muscles
and makes strong men as
weak as a sick kitten, seemingly
transferring all of their strength
to her own fragile form
That a little oS-pound woman
can lift six men clear off the fool
and resist their combined physical
force in a test Of strength seems in
credible, and yet Miss Abbott sue
cessfully accomplishes these feats
together with a number Of other,
that are equally mystifying
Thomas A. Edison believes tina
electricity is at the bottom of it all
DR.. William A. Hammond ans
Doctor Chariot think 1t is hypno
tism; Doctor Koch, the German
scientist, says that it is nerve force
prominent medical journal pro
nounces it magnetism, and othe
noted scientists don't know wha
they think.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
CIRCUIT COURT OPENS.
John y. Bush and r. J. Tesla Excused
Dundee Theft.


Judge w. A. Whiting opened
the August term of the Circuit
Court at 10 O'Clock this morning,
the courtroom being we'll filled.
About twenty-five lawyers were in
attendance. Attorney General w.
0. Smith represented the prosecu-
ton, there being with him Marshal
Brown and G. II. de la Vergne.
The juries were excused, the Ha-
waiian jury to 1890 o'clock.
A nolle pros was entered in the
case Of J. +. Bush, charged with
conspiracy.
In the case Of +. J. Tesla, as
sault on public officer, nolle pros
was entered.
Jim Kupihea, robbery, pleads not
guilty and will be the first case to
be heard.
Haawinaaupo, liquor selling.
Appeal withdrawn and fine paid.
G. l. Parker, extortion. Parker
mad served his sentence oil three
months imprisonment and was re.
leased on Friday last.
d. Kapali, obstructing and per-
verting justice. Fine paid.
Hoshina, assault and battery.
The case was struck from the cal
endar, defendant having paid the
fine.
John Montgomery and two others,
larceny in the first degree by
.tealing the yacht Bonnie
Dundee. All three pleaded guilty
and sentence will be imposed later.
Akai Kama, larceny. Pleads
guilty.
Lee Peng, forgery. Struck off
calendar.
w. Fernandez, perjury. The
prosecution declines to present in
oictment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-05
WAS A TERRIBLE MURDER.


Story Of the killing OF = Chinese
by Native.
Further particulars are at hand
per Waialeale in reference to the
Chinaman who was murdered in
Hamakua.
1t appears FIVE or six natives had
been on a "spree" and becoming
short of funds to continue it, re-
quested an aged Chinaman to sup
ply them. The unfortunate man
being himself without money, was
unable to comply with their re-
quest.
After parley, one of the number,
Uni by name, attacked him
aud butchered him in terrible
manner using, it is believed a
knife, club and stones.
The whole gang was arrested
when the other members disclosed
the fact that Uni did the killing
Uni has confessed the crime.
No doubt Uni was under the in
Auence Of liquor at the time, as hi
was we'll known on board thu
Island steamers as a good-natured
hard working man, having been il
the employ of the /. l. S. N. Co
for number Of years.