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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-07

A. J. Derby, DDS, Dental
Office Cottage No. 100, Alakea
street, telephone No. 615. Office
hours 9 AM. to 4 Pm.
Bicyclers are likely to get cut,
scraped, sprained, bruised, or
some way hurt. No matter which,
an application Of Redding's
Russia Salve will take away the
smart and pain, and cure the
trouble in a hurry. Thousands
of wheelmen never 60 on the
road without it. Why should
youi 25 cents buys it of any drug
gist. Handy box for your pocket.
Hollister Drug Co., Agts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Sie Ginfnmmenfirurr Der Sunors'
rttltFr.

8ai9in9tou. %. WGr3. - Die
Sraqe, oh bie @tbGlter BON SunScss
ridtern 3ur @lnfommeniteuer beranaez
so9en Wer0en f0nnen, nimmt, ie ndber
Der 3eitpunft Der 6 @oQettirung OerStcuer
berunfOmmt. cine tmmer confrctcre @ez
italt on. 9tidtsr Suabes pom 0l1liden
Suitij 9iltrift BON 9ir9intcn, Ser ii6
bier gum 8sluA uufhdlt, ersablte qeles
sentlid elnes @eiprdd8 iiber Die Gin
fOmmsnl lteuer. buB er ieinen geridt on
ben Steuer Collector bereits ein9erei6t
babe.
@r babe Icbi9lid an9egeben, OuB er
auBer leInem @ebalt ais 8unoesridter
fsin Gintomm.n babe uno baB oieies
@.balt rad Der Serfaiiuus iteusrfrei
lei. 8idter Su9bes sriinbet iid bier
BEL auf Die Seltinlmnn9 Ser Serfaliung,
baB Ser praiiosnt Der Ser. Staateu unO
Die SunOesri9ter fir lire 0ieuite cine
Gntidabisun9 erbulten loIIen. Die ruabz
renb Der Dauer tbrer 9(mts3eit ni9t uers
minbert weroen iOQ.
DaS Sbsr<SunO.sscridt bat mieSer.
bolt entidieOsn, OuB Die Sefeueruus Ocs
Brdlioenten Der Ser. Stauten ODER zines
8unoe8ridterS al8 cine SsrminOsrun9
bes Salair8 i'm Sinne Der Yeriaiiunq
au;uieben lei, menH Oas @eies, Iuelae5
bte Steuer auferle9t, mabreno be5
Imtsternins bes Brdiioenten Ooer pes
gunocsridters srlaIIen uOrOen lit.
@iro biele Gntideiouus auiredt erbal'
ten, 70 brauden ale Sunoesribtcr, Die
CUR ,3eit oes SnfrafttreteuS oes neuen
GarlfseIeses im glmte !parsn, un9ez
fdbr bunSert, fslue Ginfoumeniteusr 5u
5ablen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
ytr. L..

wadieuoeu Sr0eu un3uiblieBen. Otit
Der 3uueriidt. raB iaOn Die bluBe Ses
;uQnabme aui unisrcn San bic 9srcdls
tlafeit unierer Sade in Sbren 2lugeu
ieltltelleu uno eine Briiiung Der .3telc
uno 3uefe Se8 Sr6en8 oas bObc 3ocal
OiIcnbaren miro, bem mir nuditreben,
bleibt uu8 nur nod biu3ujufiisen, baB
enc ensliIa ipre6cnoe SOge oc3 ~ Der
beIIcrtcn SrO:ns Der BntbtaS Sitter"
berstt8 III Der Srsaniiiruns be8riII,n
it,"
Der ntuc Sr0en bat HOtb @eiBs
8lau aI8 ieine 6arbeu uuseuommen.
g8ie cS beiBt, fino bier bereit6 3luel 2Os
gen Oeielben qegriinOet wOroen.
Die SclbItahtun9 uno nlle 0runos
idsc Ser Wtannbuiti9t.it usriun9ten elue
oppoIitiouelle Steuunguabmc 9c9en iene
yeIaluI1e Der GrOBlose uuO oielelbe bat
am 19. December 1894 in Der Sriu>
Sung zines neuen Sr0enS 9e9ipiclt. DIE
icr griinOet iih auf 6reI9elt, 6rcunOs
iaoIt uno Oienibeultebe uno matlt tetz
nen gehGiiigen llnteri6ieO Swliheu
SOieraeboeeneu uno I'M 2luslanbe Geboz
renen, nod aud, ueriuflt tr irycnbwie
ole Sprade porsuihreibsn, in mcldJer
bic 9liteu uno @eremonien Der 2oge Su
iiibren iinO, iOnOern pcrlan9t ais BE-
blngung fiir Die DtitglieOidoit nur eincn
guten moraliideu @baratter unS tOrpers
ll6e uno 9,titige @eiunObclt.
Gineiawiert9e SperatiOn.
- 5m st. SOiepb8s0Oipital," Gtc
Caroline unO 9OiImunitraBc, marO AM
Samlta9 elm. intereiiante Operation
an @eoYJe @Olir8tl uOr9enOmmen. Gr
lit an elnem &nOhcnfrcb8 all Ger red)>
ten Settle oe5 @eUdtes. Or. 9(obcrt
QS. Sohuion entfcrute nit GrfOl9 Ocu
aau;en Oheren She'll 0s5 8tiidt' uuO
8udenfuOdens. DIE 0peratlOa mar
cine Der idwicrigitcn, meldJs is III Dem
6Oipltal polliO9cn wurOc uno man
glaubt, oaB @oIiuStl wtebsr 9eiunO
meroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Ser meue r@gtBiasrttter OrOen.

gta6orudltde T0reNc belpOrrusenOer bent.
iGer pYptbiaS.9tttter" Don Suo;nuapOs
lis gum Glutgitt in ben uuerbciieytcn
Sroeu," III meIdem es teiuen Sprad'
s,pung mo teine gebdjiigsu Nati iOnaIl'
tdts.lluterialsre giebt.
Subianapolte, Sub, "a. WGr;
SsrpOrru9cnOc Oeutide Surger pOn
bier, Oaruuter s. 3. Sdmibt, SugO
&lin9itsin, 9Obn @ree, 0ermunn BOT
6er8, 2lusuIt 8euner u. a., welde an
Der Spiee Der 8eweguus sur Sr9aniiis
rung unO 2tuabreltun9 OeS pert. lisrten
Srocn3 Der BDtBia8>0iltter" iteben, bas
ben cine 2Orehe un bic WtiislieOsr Os8
alteu SrOcns Der - Yptbiu8 Sitter" err
IaIicn, norm iie nudloridllden Stuno
iir Den usueu auf liberaIere G)runolaBe
esgrIuoeteu SrOeu ncBmcn. Beiuguehz
meno auf Den gIntbeil Der Oeutlaen gOz
qen ON AuIbaI Oe5 ultcn SrOsns, auf
lBre IrGbere 2lub9ngldtclt al Osuiclben
un0 auf ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sss
idluB otr Ser. Staateu 9roB o9e be-
sHgIit ocs oeutiden 9(ituuls la8en lie
in iBrsr abrciie:
,Selbit Der ruIiiide @3ar, micwobl
elm Depot, beliet nidJt DIE Uta DIT, Gl=
9cntbum gu tOnii5cireu, lucldcS auT gez
ieeItdem Usage erwOrbeu lit; Die OroB~
lOse Der YDtbiaSrittcr aber bat, a!S
,Sternfammcr" fonltltulrt, wabreno
lie Del Seqen 6eS barmbcr;t9en 9oItt6
anruft, pom ben @mblemen Der 6reunoz
idait, ser WtilOthattgtctt uno Der auz
gemeinen Ntcuidenlicbe uu9ebsn lit unb
pOu Der idOnen Gage pOn Oam2n uno
Ybiutlas entjIft itcint, ihre nit GIlen
gewappnete Sano erbOben, nlht nm Die
Sdwadeu uno uuterOriidtcn ~ be-
I6usen, nod audi mi Die Shl.dten
pegen 8srleeung Der Utoral uno oes
G5eie9es 5u ja4li9en, lOuOern I'M IN
mut5mlll3er, nleOrI9er uno ieI9er
gDetie einen She'll ibrer eiQeneH Bruoer
nieOer;uidlu9en, mcIde bu8 llugluf 9es
babt buben, I'M 2lu6lanoe gcboren 8u
ieiu uno Die Sprade Gu9lanO5 nldt
9eIaufi9 9enug 3u ipre9Cn, - Sru0sr,
pel9e auf @inlu6uug Der Sater oss
SrO.ns unO Der gtahIoIgsr Der l:Rteren
itit mebr uls 5wel 9abr3eanten i'm pps
1blastenpel uertehrt, oaS Banner oe5
SrOeus itst5 bOagebultsu uno BIZ SaAs
OeS Sroen8 lowobl mOralll4 ME mate
rIeu 9eTOroert baben.
2Str uppsaircn an Gle nl5 Skinner
BON rtdtlihen Gruublaeen, Die 3Iele
uuS 3wcde be5 nSerbeferten SrOeHs
Der Rptbias Sitter" iclbIt 5u prnTsn, 5u
Oem 3wed, li9 oielsm ususn, absr raid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Grfe Gommunionsz
uao
Combinations Mnsiige
bel
fleinen pOGentliden Sab ansen
IN
9edt's
superIGiiIsc SGScn,
Ser. 519 uus 52I, Sues sSrpaSpap.

Gin spsSiaI gcrtouf ron gn,u9sH fir bic ,rfe
Communion uno Confirmation, mUbci einc BON BEN
sd1HciOsr seferti9te sH5age fir So absese6sn nnO su
beren g6tra9uns teiEe mod eHtlic 3GbIungen eHtsss
gen s,nommeu usgo:n. Tir mad en- itets Gin riei9es
Gsihdft in 9nabeR= unO Stnosr=aIetOsrn, DeEn mir
ge6eE mas ten onoerer 2Gon tbut fat csr.rSt,n
GreO, md6is bemittette gtern in ben stanb iescnS,
ibre aiRber aus Scte in Der ncucitsn Diooe Su u.k
ben. 9ies 6ribiabr ponen mir oas Srcben in s,r
Stoot ueioe7, beuH unere GIeibUnssit iinb beier
rro bili9er ais ie 5uoor, nnb uaere gebingungcn
Ieittcr.
Srtn8t bic SnuFsH iju uns, mir luolcn lie aui oas
Soraiamfe beolsHeH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
gcrmi5d)te telearapbij6r SrprIden

- Der britiI6e 0ampfer rgreetz
lambs" iit nit serbrodcner Sdraubens
weue in SadiOnuiQs. 6lOr., einselauz
fen.
- @cil elm @ei6aIt8reiienber in
2ittIes91of an ben Slattern srfranfte,
FAT man ssqsn Die 9un5e StuOt Guas
rantGne ertldrt.
- get elmer 6euer56runit in Dem
Der, Col, linO pier Dtit9lleOer elmer
Sd)laudzGOmpaGnie umqetommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25

tag, % Sabre nad De- Grrihtuu9 be5
9fcidcs, Otrien idndblidften auer
S6rltte tbun. Die bette 2lntwOrt auf
Elm iOldc8 SOrseben wirOe cine iOFOrs
tise 2Iufl0iur9 iein. Die Station fam
Ser 9fe9icruns b.lfeu, ShIadten 10 gut
I'M 5nlanbe, ME I'M auslunO: 3n acmin'
men,"
0us preuBiih: 2b9eOrbnetcnbaus be-
idlo6 beute nit ssOBer OtebrbeIt, osm
6urtca 8l8murf 81 ieinem 80. @es
burtstag Su 9ratulireu. Die Glertfaz
len. SOlt8parteiler. 6rsiiinnig.n uno
8olsn Opp0nlrten Dem Nntral.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
@icoer ein Sabnranb.

Sictor, Col, "a. Ntdr5. - Sci
Tictor wuroe 6sr BON 6lOrence mad
Gripples@reet beItimmte 8abu5u9' pom
iiini 9f6ubern un9ebolten, meihe Die
Ya1aaiere au8pIiiuoerten. Die 9t0ubsr
mareu mie Sergleute sctIeiost uno re-
hannsltcn t6re Spier iehr aemItllit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Sane's Sanoefs f6ufe,
CIR. %. @effz9erinatnnzStr.

G,itdftstrrius isperat, ober IN BerbiHeuns ma
Typewriting aui Dionate tini6Ii.sIid Snder s5s.
GterosrGphies uH6 SGreibihrift 3urius itperot aut
Nlpnate $37.
New Standard" Shorthand. 2efd,te Beefuauns
aen. girseIsnnterritt - theor.tiibe unb rpnttiiSa
5cpartements. 0fan eriDdbne bieie Seituns.
IStpt21 6Dltel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
OQQenim6t.

gBer bat nidt bcreits Ourd bieielb.3u
leib,n gebabt; elm @lenO, 6a5 Ourd Die
Sale i'm Ofasen peruria4t miro, Die in
6ols: Der llntqdtistsit ODER Eragpsit
Ser Qeber niat aus benz &Orperigltem
entftrnt wIro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Sur,e &abeI<Scpci6em.

- Sn Jti33a bat cine beOeutcuOe
6eusrsbrunit gepiitbct. @erIuit 6o0.z
900 5Srcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
lDOrbfuaungss unO geiImittil bafir if

in fliiiissr unO pulueriiirtsr Geitatt.
9i. Gebcr luiro oaourd in 2bGtlqfeit
seieet unO Die @aue in miloer @eIis
6ura OieGiusewelOe entfsrnt. Oas 0fits
t.l beluirft weoer cine 4biI6rung nod
uerurIaht ss 2si5idm,r;cn; es lit rein
peqetabilIider gtatur. 8i.le 2eutt ses
braudsn fur bi:isn :3wsd Yiucn, bod
bic meiiteu nebm.n Simmons 2Ioerz
Regulator eln.
-S,it Sahren bin h elm Opf,r Der Sancnfuft s.a
tu.i,r, uHo i1 iano, Hateem Id m,tI 4. telIuitt.l
p.riEnt bate. ea5 Stmmon5 9iptrsResuIa:or T.tr
nur an.In bclitn tonHte Deritate mir Unter alien
umitdnoeH SyIet6teruns SD ipr.he nidt uoa
mir itlbif aleiu, isroern i'm Ram,n m.ln.r saESeu
sSamili.."-S. W. 8 IlImaH, S.Ima, ala.
R0 5eoeS Pa6et ~
trast een GtempeI in rotber Tarbe auf eem
umfabIas.
z. 9. SeiItn & Co., philadelphia, Ya.
(3S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Saoler's, Srpant & Stratton's 8
RuSINESS CAITEGE

Sff,rrt ~Su6bGlt,r unb Sffccproouite." ,tuas 9uhs
tl9ss, has Don ". y. SaoIer pGttHtrt puroe. Sfuz
benton bcsirncH bci uHs nit btuI StIolun Der prat
tii6'n Subln9runs an oemicIbeR 3ase, on peIttm
tIc bel ms ciHtreicH.
Seiudhtn Sic uus Ob,r itr,ibsn 81, on vs.. s.
Sdrlsr, YrdiioeHt. (4us25-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25

S6ou ssbraudhte SiepcIes aner 6dbrisen,
- grteueuiiie ber Sabre '93. '94 unb '95. Die
Breiie iiLo 10 Hieorla, oaB Sic taufeH ml.H, Hat=
ben Sie bI.ie Rdber qsiehen hafen.
Yeut SpalfinsS uno Sreeenede tn IbSabluH9Ss
preiieu, bic Hidt hohtr ftHo pie Sbr Stra5entdbEs
Uabrpreis.
SDir scrfaufen GpaIeins'S Bafebans uuc Atb,
lefifd,e Sdaren. Saficn Sic uus uniiormen fur
Sbren Club beiOrseu Nir verbeu sic sur 3ufrieeeH-
belt bebanocla. q. .. Ssane. Sr.. Co.,
ldebr2s, ,69tte) Nr. 25. sBeftsSaItimere'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
Sin Uerban9ni8upncr

9ubas Beit +, "a. Mtdrs.-0urd
einen Srbrutih in Gittel iuuroe ein
@uitbaus, in luelhem cine TinseItauz
gel GOrlteQuns itattfanO, oeridiittet,
unb isd8 3Gn3ertunen, Die Nirtbln unO
ibrc bier &inoer, iOpic ilnf 3uidauer
famen umS yeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
&leiOIaute &leiOeritoTe.
Sd,tparse Gleioeritpffe.

10000 garos n.uc TaRcp unb einiad1
IbnarBe SIelotritoffe; b:itebenb aus franSoz
ftihen &repoHs, SGnSmolenen fancp 9ebiims
ten Dtohairs, fancp brofabIrten SriuantIncs,
eaHsfpo poueHeI iransoiiiteH Gr.poHs, ruabrer
Dertb 81; sanspolene 50zSoaige Sturmz
Gerse, 2S.rtb 81 20; 9aEapoucne 46zSouiae
SmperiaI> Serse, lSertb 81; 9GnSwolleHs ielz
benurtse Scnriettas, 28erth S1......-...... SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
IS. Sabrgang.
@1eab'=
a0nisli6e Bargains.

Die iaiionsemaBeu fHIuullen fiirfIit.n
afsrtiments Su wabreH iOni9Iidbsn Bar
eain.Yleiieu ino Die 0iareme, aus peldlsn
l.in. Sroue b.itebt. 0us mdftige Sseptsr
bes unteruebmuu9s9eiifes murbe geidjwuH'
geu in Sbrem Suterefie, uuo Der Sar9atnt
galait rpirO eritrahleu in Noab' b'gSertheH BET
b,s SDuiss tdglidsu Gmpidugen. San9e
uOse er Ieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
amf siE@un8.S6

EOnOOn, "a. Dtar3.-Ole GOrreE
iponOen3 Der @entralzytep5 bertdtet
aus GOflO, baB in Der StraBe SrmOnoz
ieft ,in9eriud semaat wuroe, Gt.9un9s
Chang 81 ermorOen, al5 oerlelbe BON
Der 6rieoens @Oniereu3 3uridtebrte.
Sin iunger 9upuner iaOB einen 8epOlz
Der uuf iBn ab uno oerwunOete i'm leldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25

gtodorudllde ToreNc beluorraseuOer bent.
iGer pYptbia8. Sitter" Don SuounapOs
lis gum Glutgiit in ben uuerbciiertcn
Srosu," III meltem es teiu.n Sprah.
swuug mo teine gebdiiigsu NatiOnaIl'
ts.lluteriflcne oiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25

4 45ztonises itb0nes GdpeiSer "5Iouncira,"
{ fbou aeitidt. gearb.itet uno geidunt SSerib
s1.25. 6ribjobrsaniaH9sNreis s..............
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25
IiuOer=Hecfcrs.

O1arinebIaue, Cardinal uno Iohiarbige
2inoers sTieeiers, ertra=grosc NsrmeI, nit ylee
sarnirte SraseH uEo Utanibctteu, rem N OLE
mes 0totcrlal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-25

Gnhmfortiae ober lp.ibc GruftaI:Goroz Ssi=
oeu= Sensaltnes, pertb 81. TrubldbrsGHlars=
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22
HIS PROTEGE.

was soiourning in the lana OIL lle
Far Southwest and contentedly loaihe'
- ~ rarricularly suits the climate and a
secdnd lieutenant. when the door opened
slowly and a head covered WIN an olu
Crand Army hat was thrust in.
The l'ps moved. but made no sound;
hon the head was withdrawn and the
Joor almost shut. 1t opened again, a
very little way, and disclosed part OF a
blue clad figure some six feet IN helgnJ.
Tben II closed gain, and opened as be-
fore only somewhat wider. The man
came into the room, but kept one hand
an the knob, to facilitate his escape II
necessary, it appeared.
I held my peace and watched him.He
was worse than unkempt; he was, IN
FACT. about as seedy an individual as |
have ever seen covered by a Grand Army
coat. His eyes were red and his hand
shook badly. ! suspected at once what
the trouble was, knowing the falling Of
his class.
Reconciling himself to the shutting Of
the door, and relinquishing his grasp on
the knob at last, he took off his hat ana
sa+ upon the extreme edge Of a chair
He studied the window panes intently
and chewed MS tobacco in a meditatve
fashion.
There was no telling how long this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22

Tommy (WhOse father 10 a clolnleIJ-
Mamma. did God make the world?
Eyes, dear. .- t.on
Eyes. darling.
and did be make me?
yes, Tommy. but do stop asking so
many ouestions. Why do you do II 2!
a0b nothing. I was only just Won
dAr;ng whether was ready made or
u uei ine = orIer Brooklyn Life.
The song, u am Weary I ,-,cod ~.
Love. Witout You" was COMPOSER 9l, 81 10y by
man whose wife had LEFT nm - 70 1aH 80
care Of the children while sh ,s., VEN %ols -
car tSa1 ,S VI ire with one Of the neighoorS'-
London Tit-BitS'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-25
In the Supreme Court Of the
Hawaiian Islands.
JUNE TERM, 1895.
IGNACIO DE FRAGA VS.. The PORTU-
GUEsL MUTUAL BENEFIT SoCI-
ETY. OF HAWAII.
Before JUDD, CT, FREAR, j., and
Circuit Judge COOPER, in place
of Bickerton, j., absent from ill
ness.

The mere statement in bill of exceptions
that 1.-The learned Judge improperly
admitted the records in former case
is not sufficient TO bring to this Court
the question of the aumissiolIty OF the
records as evidence.
In an action against a beneficial associa-
ton for sick benefits, the records of a
similar former action are admissible to
show the status OF the plaintiff as a
member of the society and entitled to
sick benefits at the date from which
such benefits are claimed.
An exception to decision and the find
ings of law and of fact therein" is too
general TO be considered.
A finding of fact by the Court in jury
waived case. like the verdict OF jury,
cannot be set aside if there is sufficient
evidence to support it.
A beneficial association cannot at will
terminate its liability to pay sick bene-
fits to member entitled thereto.
A point not raised in the trial court cannot
as a rule be considered in this Court.
A member OF beneficial association may
sue for sick benefits in court of law.
if he has not been allowed fair hear
ing in the tribunals provided by the by
laws of the society.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-25

isdiction in this case. For, supposing
the bylaws do provide for the ~djudi-
cation of claims OF tuis nature in such
way as to ordinarily preclude
mem Der from having recourse to the
Courts whether he has first exhausted
bis remedies in the society or not. yet
II the action of the society has been
such as to prevent him from pursuing
the course prescribed by the bylaws,
or if he has not been given fair hear
ing, it is well settled that he may
have recourse to the courts of law. In
other words, the trial Court was not
necessarily without jurisdiction, and
it is not for this Court to review the
evidence as to the proceedings taken
by the plaintiff in the tribunals of the
society in order to pass as q trial
court upon their regularity.
The exceptions are dismissed.
A. s. Hartwell and w. l.. Stanley
for plaintiff; ]. A. Magoon and w. s.
Edings for defendant.
Honolulu, October Is, 1895.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-25

OPINION OF THE COURT, BY S. K
KANE.
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KANE.
This is an action of ejectment to re-
cover a piece of land situated at Ma
nana-iki, Eva, Island of Oahu, Royal
Patent No. 6240, L. G. A. 7723, to Ho-
poe.
This case was tried at the November
term, 1894, of the Circuit Court, First
Circuit, before Judge Cooper and a
jury, and resulted in a verdict for de-
PENDANTS. 1t comes to this Court upon
exceptions to the refusal of the pre-
siding Judge 20 grant plaintiffs mo-
ton for new trial based on the
ground;-That the verdict was con-
trary to the law and the evidence.
1t appears by the evidence sent up
that Hoppe, native Hawaiian, the
Patentee, died intestate after the
! "small-pox" in 1853, leaving no issue.
The plaintiff claims that Ke-
aka (k) and Keaumaluhia (wl
were the father and mother of Hina
(k), Lus (k) and Hoppe (k), the pa
tentee. They all died except Holsu
(w), the daughter of Hina Ky afore.
said, who sold the land in question to
the plaintiff by deed executed by
Holau wv and her husband, Makanui,
March II, 1889; recorded in Book ia,
page 1928.
The defendants claim by descent
through Kaaiakia Ky, the son of
Kamaukoli (k), the brother of Hoppe,
the patentee.
The real issue in this case is a ques
ton of fact whether Holau (k), as
claimed by the plaintiff, or Kaaiakia
(k), as claimed by the defendants, was
the real heir OF Hoppe, the pa,entee.
This question was left entirely to the
jury to decide upon the evidence.
It appears in the evidence sent up
that a lease was made by kaaiakia
(k) to plaintiffs husband, Kaanaaua,
on January 20, 1880, which was admit
ted in the testimony of Maria Kama
ana, the plaintiff, and who paid rent
to Kaaikia tk) after her husbands
death. Therefore it seems to US that
the plaintiff in this case recognized
the title of Kaaiakia, the one from
whom the defendants claim.
The only question before us is
whether the verdict was contrary to
the law and the evidence.
After hearing the arguments of
counsel and carefully reviewing the
evidence on both sides We find suffi
cient evidence to sustain the verdict
The credibility and weight OF the evil
dence was within the province Of the
jury. We override the exceptions.
j. K. KahOokanO for plaintiff; j. A.
Magoon and w. A. Kinney for de-
fendants.
Honolulu, October Is, 1895.
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THIS MONTHS ATLANTIC. /"
Good Fiction and Interesting Ar.
ticle on the Japanese.

ticle on the Japanese.
The October Atlantic Monthly is
rich in good fiction. Mrs. Ward
powerful serial "A Singular Life
is concluded. There is a further
installment of Gilbert Parker's
"Seats of the Mighty" which in
creases in interest with each sue
ceeding issue. Further chapters of
Charles Egbert Craddock's "Mys-
terry of Witch-Face Mountain" also
appear. One of the most striking
contributions is another japanese
study by Lafcadio Hearn, entitled
"The Genius of japanese Civiliza-
ton" The third of Mr.. Peabody's
papers, Gan Architects Vacation"
tells of "The Venetian Day."
Among other features is a paper by
Susan Coolidge, on "The Countess
Potocka," and an unusually read
able paper of travel by Alvan F.
Sanborn, entitled ''The Wordsworth
Country on Two Shillings Day."
Bradford Torrey's paper on ''Look-
out Mountain" is of peculiar interest
in view of the memorable gathering
there this summer.
The book reviews, which constitute
so important part of every issue
of the Atlantic, treat of a group of
six stories much read and discussed
at present. The poems of this issue
are by John B. Tabb and Michael
Field. The latter contributes "Sec-
ond Thoughts" which, with Tiger
Lilies" in the September issue, are
the first poems of this popular Eng
fish writer to be printed in an
American publication. The usual
departments complete the issue.
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In the Supreme Court of the
Hawaiian Islands.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1895.

MARIA KAANAANA wv VS.. KEAHI
(w), F. w. WUNDENBERG, AID
MINIsTRAToR WITH THE WILL
ANNEXED OF MAHoE (w) AND G.
P. KANAKANUI (k).
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Before JUDD, c. j., FREAR, J., and s.
K. KANE, a Member of the Bar,
who sat in place of Mr.. Justice
BICKERToN, absent from illness.
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There being sufficient evidence to sus-
tain the verdict, a new trial is refused.