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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
NANseN IS BACK FROM THE NORTH.
Arctic Explorer safe mt an Island of Nor
way-liis Message.

Arctic Explorer safe mt an Island of Nor
way-His Message.
NEW YORK, Aug. li.-Nanscn, the man
who started out to drift to the north polo
in whalcship provisioncd for five years
cruise. believing that the drift of the pack
lee would carry his ship past the goal hc
sought, has been heard from. According
To a Christiana, Norway. cable he has ar.
rived Mt Nardoc island, Norway.
CHRisTIAEIA, Aug. 1.-THE Verdens-
gang. daily newspaper Of this city, has
received the following telegram from DR..
Nanscn: Home safe after fortunate e:s-
pedition."
MALMo, Sweden, Aug. 1i.-Thc newsp;t.
per Dagensnyhctcr has received commune
cations from DIR. Nnnsen and Lcutcnant
SrhotthansCn, from the Island of Nardoc.
These communications state that they
abandoned the Fran in the autumn Of
ls15 and resorted to the Ice.
The steamer Windward, carrying sup.
plies to the Jackson -IIarmsworth expcdi.
tion, picked them up near Franz JosefiNusll.
They expected that the Fran would event.
ually drift To the east coast of Greenland.
DIR. Nanscn failed to reach the north pole
but he touched u point four degrees nearer
thnn any other explorer has done
DIR. Nanscn left the Fran on March H.
lsaJ in ~ degrees north latitude lic
travcrscd the Polar sea to poin: sc de-
! grccS, II minutes. north latitude. Nc
land was sighted north of 81 degrees OF
! latitude or thence to Franz Joseiand
| where he passed the winter. subsisting on
bear : flesh and whale blubbcr He sailed
from Christiana June ~. 1893, and had
been given up by most people for dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
DEATH OF A GREAT PAINTER.
Sir John MiiIais, President Of the British
Royal Academy.

Royal Academy.
LONDON, Aug. 14-Sir John Millais.
president oi the Royal academy, died at
$3.50 p. IN. yesterday.
John Everett Millais was born at South
ampton in 1sa9. From his boyhood he
showed evidences of wonderful artistic in
stincts. At ~ he drew as,onishingly we'll.
At u he composed intricate arrangements
of figures and horses. At he won the
silver medal Of the Society of Arts with a
drawing from the antique. and when IL
years old became a student in the Royai
academy, where ut II he won the silver
medal and four years later he received the
gold medal, the greatest honor that the
school can bestow.
He was an exhibitor at the Royal acade.
my before he was out Of his teens, and as
u lad helped to form the Pre- Rlphaelite
brotherhood, along with Rossetti, Hol-
man Hunt and others. At the age of II
he was elected an associate of the Royal
academy, and nine years later became an
L. A. In 1850 he was created a baronct
In ISIS he was awarded n medal and elec.
ted to the Legion of Honor. He was a
| member of the Academies of Edinburgh
and was chosen Il member of the Institute
Of France in Iss3.
Two years ago critic summed up
Millais' characteristics thus: He is a very
| careful, thoughtful, laborious worker: &
faultlcss craftsman, whose forcible com.
mand Of color and chiaroscuro h.. not al.
ways been guided by the light of correct
principles; and above all an cxprclsionist,
whose power shines forth in the vitality
Of his portraits in the life and joy of his
pictures of childhood, and in the depth OF
| meaning that makes his every canvas
strong. Herein lies his chief claim to i'm.
mortality.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
Release Of Americans DE ma, d.d.

CoSsrANTrNorIE. Aug 1i.-United
States Minister Terrell has de-
mauded the immediate release of six
Armenisns, naturalized Americans.
imprisoned at Aleppo. He in,imated
that any further imprisonment of
American citizens will not be toler.
ated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
score. ON the HALL Fields

CHICAGO. Aug. ii-Following are rcc-
or,is at base hall made by the League; At
Chicago Cincinnati ., Chicago " at
observation-disclosures 2. Brooklyn D; lscc-
ond camel Baltimore -. Brooklyn }; as
philn,iclrhia a-washington y, Philadcs-
phia .: az Boston-Ncw York 10. Boston 4.
Western League: ut Grand Rapids
indianapolis q. G-and Rapids !; at Mi''
waukcc-knnsas City !, Milwaukcs - at
Dctroit-Columbus ., Detroit :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
MIRht uAxe Fonnd the Pole.

VARDo. Norway. Aug. II.-Dr.
Nanson says IL he had been provided
with "a sufficient number OF dogs and
canoes he would have reached the
pole. The land voyage was extremely
arduous. but the most valuable scien-
titic results were obtained.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
BANK ROBBED OF $4,000.
Eo;d Work of Some bandits in n Town In
Broad Daylight.

PoCATELLo, Ida, Aug. H.-Word was
received here last night from Montpelier,
Ida, that about ) o'clock in the afternoon
three masked men rode into town on
horseback, stopping in front of the Bank
of Montpelier. They dismounted and
compelled six men who We're standing in
front Of the bank to go inside.
Two Of them covered the men with re-
volvcrS, while the third went behind the
counter and emptied all the cash in sight
into their sacks. The robbers ,hen mount
cd horses and rode out of town. Sheriff
Davis organized Il posse of thirty men who
are in pursuit of the robbers, thirty min
utcs behind. The bank officials refuse to
disclose the amount secured, but it is be-
iicvci To be fully $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
Hundreds Drowned.

BOMBAY. Aug. li.-Heavy floods
have been caused by the rising of the
river Kistnah. At one place a boat
capsized. drowning 200 persons. I'm
meuse damage has been done and
thousand people are homeless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14

LONDON. Aug. l4.-First Lord Of
the Treasury Baliour in the house Of
commons in response to questions.
said the government. has every
reason to expect pending nego,ia-
tions with the United States on the
Venezuelan question would lead to
an early settlement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
Four pya,,a,,er. To lie Released.

LoNpoN. Aug H-ln the house Of com
mons iomr Secretary Ridley announced
that uron the medical report It had been
decided ~ release ON license Dlly, Dc
lancy. Gallagher and Whitehead, fOuS
lrishmcn Imprisoned Tor conspiracy
against the government In connection
with the dynamite explosion some year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14

LEADvILLE. Colo. Aug 1.-THE Miners
union has adopted resolutions 70 the et.
feet tha; they will accept for the distI;c.
the scale of was-', fixed by Judge Owcrs
for the Weldon mine. now in the hand.
of a receiver The miners demanded :
all around. bat the judge allowed only
:. ~ for surface men. II is now hclicvCa
that the strike Will nc speedily settled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
Al Vuxssrd's Hay.

Bu2ZARp's BAY. Mass. Aug. II -
Secretary Carlisle and Secretary La
mont are at Gray Gables. They
claim that the visit has only social
significance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14

DIES MoISrs, Aug. 14.-Thrse and
one-half inches OF rain fell last night
with heavy hail. some four inches.
Trees were badly broken and fruit
damaged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14

LirrLE FALLS. y y, Aug. li.-iion.
Warner Miller lost control Of the Rcpub.
lican organization in this county in tho
caucus vest ". Of the sixtyf four dele
r,tcs to the state convention selected thir-
tr.four tclcng To the Plstt section Of tn.
marty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
Irish Land Bill Is Pa.~ea

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE house OF lords
has adopted the Irish land bill as it came
back from the house of commons 1t is
now probable that the house OF commons
Will be prorogued today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
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New lori> JewcIer Assigns.

NEW YORK, Aug. li.-Icnry \. Casper.
field, dealer in diamonds and jcwclry. cf
this city and Saratoga Springs, n Y, has
assigned without preferences. He is re-
ported to have carried Il stock valued at
SJpp irg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14
y..secr..ary Thompson All Right Again.

TEERE EAUIE. Ind. Aug. li.-Ex--ee-
rctary %. the Navy II ncle Dick Ihomp.
SON has entirely recovered from heat pros
tration and is as well as he has been ioI
several ycarA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14

Women who are weak and nervous.
who have no appetite and cannot
sleep. End strength and vigor in
Hoods Sarsaparslla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-14

You ought to know that when suf-
fering from any kidney trouble that
safe, sure remedy is Foley's Kidney
Cure. Guaranteed or money re-
funded. Sold by NJ F. Bahnsen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
@rnan iiber GraMtratem.

SIN 2aufe feiner i'm Mabifpn Square
@arten gebaltenen &ebe fagte 8rpan be-
3ii9li9 gepifsr ufeitiebenoer &%usgaben"
tpet9e felt benz Sabre 1873, tpie CT bebalptet
es benz Sarmer mebr unb mebr erf4perten
feinen 2ebensunterbalt gu erperben, Solgen=
oes:
rGiienbabnraten linb ni6t i'm 9lei6el Gerbalt>
ntb nit Dem Sinfen Der Freile ermdbtst 1porben.
9err 8rpan fugt bier pffenbur piHentlid
cine untpabrbeit, benn bic @rmGBignne
Der giienbabn@ Sra9traten, berbeigefiibri
tbeiIs bur9 Die BON Sarmern controairteu
@eiebgebungen, t6eils bur9 bic @oncurren1
unb @erbe1erungen i'm 8a6nbetrieb, tpel9e
bic 8etriebstoiten p%erringerten, 1T felt lam
gerer s3eit in Nebrasta ionobl tpie in anberer
Staten @egenitanb algemeiner GrDrterunQ
getpefen.
0ie Gegierung bat folgenben 8eri9t berz
Dffentli9t iiber ben bemertenstpertben &iidz
gang Der 5raAtrdten fir @si5en bon Gbts
cago Bis Seem gort felt benz Sabre 1872, uni
3tpar ni@t nj fir ben MaHertpeg, ionbern
aud fir bic 8ef0rberuns per Giienbabn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
aoad5entlta,e aut,ota staats- Bettene, aeatttupod5, so. aaann 1896.

Fur4tbur gei9lagen uno Clinton Derlor feline
6errI9aft iiber Die StaDt.
Oieie Stabtpubl in Saginatp perlief dlir
9an5 anbers ais Die tpenige Monate auoor
in Sma6a in Nebrusfu a~bgebaltme Staot=
pa6l, BEL Der Die 8opnpt6ingz8anbe Der
u. 3. u. itegte, neil bas bprtige, bamals
pom .iebigen INSTRUMENTATION prGftoent>
i3aftstanoibaten 8rban rebisirts 8latt
Omaha WorlO@9eralb" ben fir Elm fret
~iinniges &efnrm@Side fdmpfenben bemotraz
tii4en unO republitanii9en 8nppnotbings>
Seinoen tiidii9 uno berrdt6erii4 in ben
Riiden fiel.
9offentli9 tperben Die NationalSO Demo-
froten oes a9ten 8e5irts bon Mi9igdn oa@
fir 1pr9en, oaB Clinton mittelit zines guten
uno i~tarfen 9e9entanbipaten gei9lugen tper%
ben fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
sorntan eeacm 9lltaeIS.

Mieber6olt 1T @ouo. 4ltge1 ange19ulbigt
tporoen, feline Stelung als 9ouperneur ba=
gu benuBt 81 ba6en, Stadtsbeamte, pel@'
Staatsgeloer in 6dnben baden, 81 ~5tpingen
INN 9elo gu bergen, unb baB er b~ieientger
8eamten, bic itb tbm in biefer 8e3ie6une
ni6t piafdbig 5eigten, tur3er !6anO abgeiebt
babe.
9iefe unb .anbere Acknowledgment finf
ieBt BON 9errn @m. g. Sorman, friiberen
bemofratif9en acknowledgements BON
21fen Suinoiier 8e3irt, in einem offener
8rief an 6rn. Nltgelb 5uIammengefaBt
nprben, bon benz cine auftlGrenbe Nntport
e~rtpdrtet nirb.
3unG9it bef9ulbigt Sormun ben 9Ouz
berneur, baB er i'm PeoriasGonbent bic No=
n1ination fir bas StaatsI9abmeiiteramt an
ben 6O9fbietenben ausgebOten, unO fl
f9lieBli9 fir $4,000 an ben ieBtgen Ganbi=
Saten p~ertauft babe; bann, baB er in 5orz
mans Ottritt, UNI bic Populiiten gu be-
iApi4tigen, bic bemofratif9e @ongreBnomiz
nation benz politif9en &enegaten Sebn 8az
fer, einem notorii9en re~publitantf9en Aem=
teriGger, gegeben babe.
Wetter bef9utbigt er i'm, in Dielen ieine1
4mts6anolungen Ieiner 8era4tung gegen BIZ
9eri9te unb ieiner5einOf4aft gegen Die Sc:
febe Nusorud gegeben gu BADEN, Obne inbei=
len oafiir @inaelbelege gu geben.
Ser 6auptangriff a6er folgt ieBt. 5or=
man iagt, Mltgslb bube ertldrt, er pOlle Der
Wa6ltampf auf 9taatsfragen bin uno feline
periDnli9e Gbrli6teit fi6ren, unO er be.
femme, baB es @ltgelb gelungen fei, auf eintgt
quite 8irser ben @inbrud 81 MAIDEN, oab e1
Elm e9rli9er, ipenn audi in %einigen 9tnger
irregeIeiteter damn lei. unb in btefer Sin.
ii9t iteGt 9r. Sormun fOIgenbe 5ragen:
Warum 9r. Nltgelb, Der bod in Ieine1
Mntrittsrsbe befirportet babe, bab bic Of
fentli9en @9aBmeiiter einen She'll Der pOr
ibnen eingenommenen 3infen aus Staatsz
selbern an Die Staatsfai1e dbfiibren folten,
Dem beritorbenen Staatsi9dbmetiter Hufus
SC. &amiap g~eitattet babe, ale 3inien an itt
gu ne6men; purum er, 6r. Nltgelb lelbit,
$4,000 bis $4,000 BON 9rn. &amfap emit
lebnt babe, obne 3inien gu 5ablen; tparum
na9 &am1ap's Sobe Sud Sinri4fen BON
inn mad Sadfonpile gefanbt tporben fei
INN $4,000 gu bergen, unb bamit Si3t=
tpe9Iel Mltgelb's unb Sobn SO. SanebarfS
(Nltgelb's Better unb re4te 9anb) auf5uz
nebmen, ebe bic 3dblung Der i'm &amiap's
i4en &uienf4rant bsfinbli4en @ttiOo Dor
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

Die Sarmer in 8rooffielb Sopnlbip
SQtnois, unmittelbar iibli@ BON Marietlles
uno 1teben Meilen BON Sttatpa, b%efinben iid
ipegen elmer neuen 8rantbett, pel4e Unite,
benz &tnbpieb ausgebro4en 1T, in duBerite,
geiorgntB. Die Seu9e bat ii9 in brei
5eeroen BON itber bunbert Stid perbreitei
unb biele Der SPHERE finb pDGig erblinoet
pdbrenb anoere i4nea bic Sebfraft perlie=
rem. Ser Sbierarat DEEMS in Ottaipa
pel6er gerufen puroe, bat bon elmer Derar=
tigen &ranfbett, pel6e ben Mugapfel an.
greift, nod pie etpas gebDrt. @s moo
nptbpenoig nerben, ale e%rfranften Sbiert
gu tOOten, Tim Oas tpsitsre umft9sreifen be,
&ranfbeit gu perbiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Die 3ablen bebeuten ben per 8uf6el bers4ne.
ten 8etraa in Gents:

@ia pieGei9t 6r. 8rban ober trgenb Elm
anberer Siibrer Der Silberbepegung bebaup>
ten, baB er bon Der in obiger Sabelle barge
legten g%rmGbigung Der 6rahtraten ME et=
mas gebOrt babe9 @inen 8ui9el @ei5en
BON bier na6 Seem Oort gu bsf0rOern, tofete
i'm Sabre 1872 piermal 10 Diel pie iebt per
S9iff unb @iienbabn, unb beina6e breimdl
10 bel per giienbdbn aGein. SIS iinb in
obtger Sobele bic 3a6len fir bic lebten feds
Sabre gegeben, um gu 8eigen, DAB Die niebri=
gen Gaten in oenienigen Sa6ren Dorberri6z
ten, in pelhen Die Sarmer bes Metens einen
grOBen l1eberfluB an @etretbe unb unberen
Prpbutten batten, bic lie our Nusfubr mad
ben 9afentdbten f9iden muBten.
Au4 Die folgenbsn 3ablen fp1te ii@ 9err
8rpan etipas nGber betra9ten:
Meilen5ob1 Der Reineepinu 8eSabtte
giienbabnen. Der 8abnen. 9iptbenben.
1872. -. 57,523 $l65, 754, 373 $64.4l8, l57
1894. .l75, sos 322, 500 276 t85, 278,669
Wdbrenb in ben % ,Sabren bic Meitenz
5a6l Der %@iienbabnen breimal 10 groB gez
pOroen 1T, iinb bic Oibibenben nur UNI Elm
9rittel mebr getporoen; in ben lebten fteben
Sabren baben ale Observation-Disclosures
bes 2anbes i'm Sur6i9nitt idbrli3 m9t
mebr als 2 Pro5ent O%ipibenben beaablt unb
Bel bielen 8abnen baben bic NftiOnGre teine
OiDibenben erbalten, ionbern iogar nod t6r
&apital nerlDren.
8rpun laBt nur I9taernbe Seifenblaien
aufiteigen; ni9ts, mas er Bis iebt bebauptet
bat, bdlt Dor Der &ritit Stano; ielbit elm
Strobbalm f9pn bringt tie gum Plaben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

SIN pdt6OlOgif4en Stats : sSntitut in
Stem Yorf min man Die gntbedunq oema6t
baben, oaB Der 9ibi3Iag ober @onnenitib
bon elmer otuten 8lutOergiftung berribrt.
Sbisre, benen man 6%liiiiigteit bon an Sibz
i3lag getorbenen perionen einimpfte, itar=
ben f9on mad tpenigen Stunoen; anoere.
oenen man Sliifigfeit bon lebenoen, an
9tBi3lag e%rtrunften 2euten einimpfte, fielen
mad elmer Bis anbert6al6 Stunben in
&rGmpfe unb Die meiiten itarben. Oie Nnz
nd9me, baB bur4 ftarte 9ibe cine itarfe Ser
mebrung Der Ptomaine i'm &0rper berurz
fu3t tpirO, tit plaufibel 9enug; file erfldrt Die
gepalttge 3unabme Der 8O,perpGrme, bic
beim 6ibi@lug %tattfinbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
slb II :NreiSe:

WbpnneMtents:WretIe:
Edefide Moreen : @ugqobe in Der Stdbt burd bic
9rduer ms &aus ~oeliefert.
Der No1e SUlo
S6aliGe Nusgabe unD Ser 08efen" per Nebe.. O.2O
Ser g9etena per Sabr ESQ
MO6entli9e Iusgabe per a6r......."...... 100
Guspdrtioe @bOnnentsn per 9ot in ben Ser. Staten
ioiuie @anaoa uno Mteric0:
Sd9lide @useabe per Sabr i'm 8Oraus....... $500
Ser NeftenH per 200
009entlibe auseabe per Sabr............... zoo
Sns 4uslanO:
Canada uno MericO ausgenommen1:
Sdgli6e @ugeabe per $500
Mo6eublatt oper WOdenzg9efteu .............. 800
sg9eiteu NIT rSGers unO @rnf'...... $50
9aGeblatt unO Ser Q9eten" 1850
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

Die 127 Sparbanfen bes 5taates g2eu
Oort perben bon 1,732,382 2euten benubt.
b. b. BON einem rei9li9en 8iertel Der beuz
ttqen 8epDlferung. 0eren 9ut6aben betruq
am 30, SUM ,. S. $715,032,899, unb Te
be3pgen tpdbrenb Oes lebten Sabres $24,z
958,727 an 3inIen. Die 3unabme Der
5pareinlaqen pG6renb bes lebten SoSSabreS
betruq $45, 766,883. Die 1,732,382 @parf
6antz8enuBer iinO felbftOerftdnbli9 feline
Qeute; 2eute, nel4e iiber grDBere Mittel
perfiigen, pftegen ibr 8elD ni9t auf 10 ges
ringe 3in5en gu legen, tpte bic Spar6anten
oeben t0nnen. Sbr bur9T9nittli9es @utz
6uben betrGgt $412, aber 1elbftper itGnbli1
I6partt es api19en tpenigen Dollars unb
ta1Ienb unb mebr Dollars. Gin GROCER
She'll bie1er @inlagen, namentli9 Der qr0z
Beren, piirbe %pabri9einli9 benubt perben,
UNI bantt Elm @runbitiid .an3ufaufen, ober
Elm fleines @ei9dft gu Beginner, pGre ni1t
bic bur9 bic Silberbenegung berporoe=
rufene Sur9t Dor6anben, bab bas @ef6dft
ni9t geben, ober bas 9runbitiid i'm Wertbe
faGen, ober Der 8erbtenit bes &Gufers auf=
hDren unb er bann ni9t i'm Stanbe fem
perOe, ben gfet bes &uuf9elbes gu be3ub=
len. Oesbalb lGBt er bas @elb lieber in Der
@parbanf, Bis bus 8ertrauen ~bergeteIt lit.
DAB biefe 1,732,382 10 porfi4tigen Mep
0Drter Dafir fttmmen tperber, ben Werth
ibrer GrfparniIe auf bic 6dlfte au permiu~
bern, ldBt fi4 ni4t pO9l onne9msn. So
bumm!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-11
c. BREWER Z CO., Id.
Honolulu, III. /.
AGENTS FOR

Queen Street, Honolulu, IL. /.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets
Chas. Brewer q Co.'S Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents for Philadelphia Board of I'm.
derwriters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-11
Sole Deposit Boxes

WE HAVE A FEW MORE BOXES
IN our Safe Deposit Vault which are
aot yet rented. There are four sizes.
varying in price from $12 to $50 pei
year. Any private papers left il
these boxes are perfectly safe, as the
vaults are fire-proof and are fitted with
time locks. which makes them abso-
lutely burglar-proof. There are two
keys to each box, both of which are
given TO the party renting box, and
should these keys be stolen they
would be useless to bearer. as he coulc
not open the box without our master
key being first inserted.
Parties leaving the Islands for their
summer vacations will find 1t a con
ven;ent place to leave any valuables.
Boxes can be rented by the month or
year as desired. Apply to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-11

are we'll planted with fruit trees, sew
eral of which are now in bearing.
(See plan of the lots in the above cut.)
Second: Two fine lots at the PENN
suIa at Pearl City, numbered 80 and "a,
in Block %. These have frontage of
81 ITO feet on Coral avenue and 145
feet on Franklin avenue; area, 1922
square feet. These are two of the very
few desirable lots on the east side of
the Peninsula, facing the water, and
are in the same tier of lots as the
of Messrs. Dillingham;, Hall
and Hassinger. There is a latticed
lanai on the property.
Third: Two fine seaside lots at Ka-
alawai, in Kapahula, known as Lots
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-11
DISSENTING OPINION BY JUDD. c. J.
". X. Castle for defendant.

respectfully dissent If the schedule of attorneys
prescribed the statute of the Civil Code be
applied suits in equity think my colleagues have rightly
taxed in this But how
prescribing attorneys fees in law in the Circuit Courts
adopted the scale of fees in equity. 1t
whether, the hand the question brought
notice by the appeal of of the itgants the
hand whether the appeee that the applies
Agreements of counsel put force for pur
pose for quite another purpose Section 1919
the schedule of in trials in chambers before
Circuit Judges This section allows attorneys fees
Judiciary Act of 1892, Chap 81 Sec 81 jurisdiction equity
confined the chambers of the Circuit Judges
1879 therefore apply to equity suits Some legislation
is necessary here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-11
JUDD, CD, FREAR AND WHITING, JJ.
OPINION OF THE COURT, BY FREAR. ].

of assumpsit for 100000 for moneys ad
vanced and materials furnished by the plaintiff to the defend
ants decedent in his lifetime and interest thereon from Jan
uary 1879. The defendant pleaded among other things
that the claim had not been presented to him within months
from the first publication of his notice creditors required
by the statute and proved this pnG ace by showing that the
first publication of the notice had been made in the English
and Hawaiian languages respectively December 10 and a.
1895, and that the claim had been presented to him july
Z, 1896.
Plaintiffs offered show earlier presenta
ton the of dated May 23 1885,
from plaintiffs attorney fact H. f. Poor to the defendant
the reply rejecting the same dated May
25 1896; Also since description of claim in the letter
differed that complaint and the presentation of
July T. 1885, he offered show that the claim
by connecting the letter with statement OF the claim
greater years before W. r.
Castle who had been appointed but had declined to
administrators of this The here
cepon the refusal of the Court admit these letters
evidence and exception to the Judgment which there
upon rendered for the defendant
The plaintiff referred complaint fuller descrp
ton of his claim bill of particulars which of
the presentation of July 1885, and the only ground
for the refusal to admit evidence of earlier presentation
far discover that the plaintiff had limited
himself by his complaint proof of that presentation alone
In opinion this ruling The seems to
have from the of the word claim in double
the confusion of the claim with the presentation of the
cam 1t the plaintiff should not be allowed to prove
claim other declared But he did attempt
do this contrary, he expressly offered prove
that the claim presented May %, 1885, the
at least included that declared on and described in the presen
of July 1896 He did not declare claim the
of request presentation whether made July 1896
any other time, but claim in the of alleged
right hundred dollars and interest and referred to the
bill of particulars for fuller description of the claim He
further alleged that the claim had been presented within the
prescribed by law The fact that the document used
bill of particulars had been presented to the administrator
should proof that the claim therein
described had been presented to him another occasion
Whether the claim presented May 3d. 1896 the
that declared whether if the properly
sented whether the whole Judgment rightly
rendered for the defendant do feel justified in deciding
record before especially in the absence of briefs
The exceptions sustained the Judgment of the Circuit
RENTED that Court for further
proceedings.
A. Rosa for plaintiff.
W. r. Castle for defendant