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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
Escapes Prosecution IL Maryland for
Bigamy Committed a Month Ago.
CLAIMS HE WAS DIVORCED.
Violation OF Fdmunds Law Not a See
rous oaense In the capitni-ur..
Whitehead Prosecuting.
SPECIAL TO THE eNEwsrl

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws,Fl
Washington, d. c., March 5.-Leo s.
Whitehead. formerly OF salt Lake. re-
Gently arrested and confined in JAN to
await hearing on a charge Of ylolating
the Edmuuds law, will be tried In
Washington.
Mrs. Augusta Whitehead who claims
to be the wife of Whitehead and who
came from st. Joseph. Mo.. 10 charge
the man with bigamy, Is being cared
for in the local mission home, and says
she will remain here until the charge
has been disposed Of
Whitehead married a young woman In
baltimore about month ago, and eff
forts were made to have him tried in
that city for bigamy and perjury. lie
claims that he secured a divorce from
his first wife.
Whitehead Is lucky to eshspe
trial In Baltimore for blg3my,
which, under Maryland laws, Is an ugly
offense, while violations Of the Ed
munds law are not regarded as very
serious crimes in this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
FALL OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
State Reports Show Storm to Have
Been General-Wires interrupted.

When Salt Lake citizens awoke this
morning they were somewhat surprised
10 see the ground covered with snow.
and the trees and wires presenting a
very fantastic though pleasing appear
anee by being covered with the beauu-
ful. The bright sunshine OF the morn.
ing soon melted II away and by night
there was little OF It left.
From dispatches received all over
the State the storm appears to have
been general, reaching as far as st.
George where the precipitation took
the form OF rain.
The wind and snow combined affected
the telegraph lines and II was not until
noon that eastern dispatches COM
menced to come In as usual. The FOL.
lowing are the reports from Utah
points:
Poche, Nev.-Fine this morning
clear and bright, showed about inches
yesterday and last night.
Kanab-About Q Inches Of snow fell
last night, clear this morning.
Toqueryille-Nice shower last night.
clear this morning
Cedar City-Rained few hours last
evening. then showed about 2 or
inches, clear and warm this morning.
Beaver-Clear and warm ihls morn
ing, about ! inch OF snow last night.
Parowan-About Inches OF snow fell
last night clear and pleasant
kanosh-Lght snow last night, clear
and pleasant this morning.
Nephl--SnoWed about an inch last
night, fair this morning.
Provo-Clear and pleasant, about half
an inch ~ snow last night.
Mt. Pleasant-Snowed a little last
night, clear this morning.
Spring Clty--About an inch OF snow
fell last night. fair this morning.
Ephraim City.-Parily cloudy, little
snow foll last night
Gunnison-Snowea little last night,
partly cloudy this morning.
Salina-Lght snow last night. fair
this morning.
Rlchdeld-Llght snow last night.
cloudy and windy this morning.
Manti--snowed about an inch last
night fair this morning.
Moronl--Light snow last night. part
ly cloudy this morning
Orden-Clear. cold about half an inch
az STOW Zen last night.
Brigham Clty-Ahout ) inches "
Snow. clear. melting fast
Logan--Clesr and cold. about 4 inches
Of snow fell last night
ST. ceorge-Geatle shower last night.
clear this morning
Paris. Ida-About an inch OF snow,
very pleasant this morning.
Pine N0lley--About inches OF snow
last night. clear this morning.
Fnlmore-Snowed about 3 Inches last
night, clear this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
OPEN TO HIGHEST BIDDER.
Sharkey.FissimmOn' Fight During the First
Week Of August,
Wen and Club 10 Put Up $4,000 Each
Bids for the Flight are
Asked.

Me- York, March, 5.-Tom Sharkey
and Bob Fitzsimmons signed articles OF
agreement today for a twenty-five round
bout before the club Offering the largest
purse during the first week OF August,
winner to take all the purse. Marquis
OF oueensberry rules will govern. The
men and the club are each to put up a
forfeit OF 5000.
Bids for the fight win be opened at
SIP. m. March 10Th, by AL Smith at the
Hotel Delevan in this city. and the club
Offering the best inducements will re-
ceiye the award at that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05

guments, was sustained by Judge
cherry, when. counsel for the board de-
Ginning to amend and electing TO stand
by the return and answer final judy
ment was given and the prayed for
writ issued.
Today's arguments were similar 10
those advanced in the court below.
Chief Justice Bartch announced that
the matter would be taken under adj
yisement, and decision rendered later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
VIM. II. Ferry Killed.

Chicago. March 5.--William II. Ferry.
owner Of the Lake Forrest polo
grounds. was instantly killed last night
while crossing the tracks cf the North
western railroad at the Lake Forrest
depot
Mr. Ferry was waiting for the chica-
90 train when the accident happened.
Mr. Ferry also owned large ranch in
California, which he visited at inter
walls. He was, for many years real
estate dealer in Chicago. though he had
not maintained Offices here for some
time.
Mr.. Ferry's father presented Ferry
Hall TO Lake Forrest university. He
waes ct one time owner OF large blocks
Of stock in the Chicago q Northwestern
railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
MAINT AIN STRUGGLE
TO THE LAST
High Official in BlOemfOntein Makes a
Statement of What the BOer Re-
publics Intend to Do.

Beaten Free State will Retire TO the TansvaaI- Con.
corning Peace Negotiations Conference Of Boer Leaders
Kruger Issues Religious Appeal-Uges Burghers to Stand
Fast, and Strive in The Name Of the Must Have Faith
in Him. to Exclude Cowardce BOer Loss Before Ladysmth
Last Week Aggregated l6 Three British Armies in the Field
Gen. Roberts Movements are Concealed Movement From
Cape Colony-Acivty Of Cape Dutch and Basulos Omnou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05

state, one In Cape Colony and the otter
In Natal
All that is known about the first and
more important Is that It Is in close
touch with a body Of Beers estimated
TO number about 5000 men. specula-
ilon as to the direction and method u
Gen. Roberts advance into the Free
state is quite worthless, 80 carefully
are the plans concealed.
CAMPAIGN IN CAPE COLONY.
In Cape Colony Generals Brabant and
Clements command the two horns Of
the army, While Gen. Gatacre holds the
main Boer force In check. Gems CAT
acre and Clements will probably COM
bine and advance on Bloemfonteln. with
Gen. Brabant guarding the right flank
with the mobile colOnials. This moves
ment viii be subsequent 10 securing a
line OF communications along the lines
OF the Free State railroads. which, ac-
cordlng 10 the latest dispatches, seems
almost accomplished. With the excep-
ton Of sorties a serious movement can
hardly be expected from the Natal
army this week. When IL will be ready
to advance its movements must greatly
aepehd upon how much distance the
relreatng Beers put between them
selves and Gen. Butler
As an Incident OF the British main
objective, which az least Is clearly OUT
lined as Pretoria, the relief Of Mafeking
by a force from the south may be ex-
peeted any day. Col. Plumer's force on
the north seeming incapable Of accom-.
plishing IT,
ACTIVITY CAUSES ANXIETY.
Unexpected activity Of the Cane
Dutch and the reported likelihood "
iightlng between them and the Basutos
aided by other tribes having a gruige
against the Beers, is regarded as rather
ominous.
The only other untoward phase OF the
military situation that the critics can
discern Is the enforced temporary mac
uyiiy Of the Natal army. an instance
OF which Is contained In the dispatches
announcing that the flying column
which attempted to intercept the Boer
retreat only succeeded In driving the
enemy further north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
Attempted Suicide.

Oakland, Cal, March 4.-Witn his
throat gashed 10 the wind pipe and
botht wrists nearly severed. by self
inflicted wounds, Etheibert r. Smith,
who has wealthy relatives In New York
and Japan. was found on West Oak
land street yesterday. He had at
tempted suicide with an old razor His
wounds are serious, but he will re-
cover. He recently returned from the
Orient and was en- route TO his broth.
ers home at st. James. Long Island.
Dissipation was the cause Of his act,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
Machinis.s' strike Failure.

Chicago. March 5.--About 200 machin.
lists walked out Of the Illinois Steel
Co.'S plant at South Chicago today, but
a hundred and fifty Of them returned to
work a. once. convinced that the strike
would be failure. II was reported
that the company had about hundred
men ready to take the places OF strikers.
Heavy reserve forces are being kept
at the various police stations for posi-
BILE emergencies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
senator BARD sworn In.

Washington. March 5.-Hon Thomas
r. Bard the recently elected senator
from California, was presented TO the
Senate when Il convened today, by his
colleague. Mr.. Perkins. lie was con-
Quoted to the desk by Mr.. Perkins.
where the oath was administered by
President pro tempore Frye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
1HF STATE RESTS
IN BENBROOK CASE
attorney Rogers Makes the Opening State
meut for the Defense Says Benbrook
VIII Tell His Story from the Stand.

,.a,i.es County Attorney Putnam for Ills Opening Address
o.;oos he Testimony That BenbrOOk viii Give = His
Version of the Struggle With Burton G. Morris on That
r.,etI Ngh-CIam That Keene Met the Defendant as he
No. eayng the House, Placed Him in The Vacant ROom
and Sent the Waiter Down Stairs for Gun-Some les
ory introduced as TO Benbrooks Reputation for Peace
and Ouietness Morris Physical Strength
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
yAouIs COMING NORTH.
L. $. Troops Held In Readiness to
Keep Them Out Of this Country.

San Francisco, March 5.--A special
from Benson. Ariz.. says:
RumoTs have reached here that a
large body OF Yaqui Indians Is headed
for the international line. orders have
been issued by General Merriam, the
commanding officer al Fort Huschuca,
TO bold his troops in readiness for I'M
mediate ield service 10 be used to re-
pei any attempt to cross the line into
the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
TRANSPORT GRAND Arriycs.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE United
States transport Grant arrived today
twenty-seven days from Manila. The
Grant brought 20l sick soldiers, 60 dis
charged men and p cabin passengers.
Six deaths occurred during the voyage.
sb.rt stops were made at Nagasaki and
bcDe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
Liberals Win IN Chile.

Santiago de Chile, March 5. via Gal
ves;on.-General elections were held
throughout the country yesterday.
Perfect order was maintained. The
returns indicate that the liberals are
In the majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
Expelling Socialists.

New York. March 1.-THE Central
Federated Labor union has adopted
resolutions expelling members OF the
Socialist trade and LAKE, ailiarce S3ia
the Penetrated union. I The expelled
members belong to the De Leon branch
Of the Socialist Labor party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
LrEUr.-coL. CANNON rEsrrriEs
Said the Late Burton Morris Was
an Athletic Leader.

Lieutenant Colonel John @. Cannon
was the next witness. In answer TO a
question by Judge Powers be said:
During the war with Spain. was
first captain and then lieutenant colonel
n troop |. Second United States yoiuu-
teer cavalry"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05

London, March "a special to the
Times from Lourenzo Marques, dated
Sunday, March 4, says:
Persistent reports continue that the
Transyaal republic has opened negotla-
tons looking to the securing OF peace.
On the other hand. ii Is asserted the
Beers VIII make stand at Glencoe and
Laings Mex, and that In the meantime
entertainments at Pretoria are being ex-
tended In anticipation Of a siege.
"A conference between the Boer presl-
dents It is added and the general COM
manding the Beers in northern Natal
was hurriedly arranged on receipt OF
the news OF Gen. cronje's surrender
Until Thursday night official conarma.
ton OF the surrender was withheld
from the public.
KRUGER's APPEAL.
President Kruger sent a religious
appeal with orders that it should be
READ by all the officers TO the burghers,
urging them TO stand fast and strive IN
the name Of the Lord, for unless they
had faith in Him, cowardice would set
In, and their position would be hope.
less the moment they turned their
backs on the enemy Their past vic.
tories, he declared, showed that the
Lord was on their side. The president
beseeched the burghers not 10 bring de.
s,ruction on their progeny.
FIGHT TO THE END
Continuing the specisi says a high
authority in Bloomfontein declares that
IN the event Of a rsPulae OF Inc Free
state forces, the latter VIII retire 10.
wards the Transvaal and unite with
their brethren therein maintaining the
struggle to the last.
The Boer casualties at Colenso dur.
ing the week ended February AZ are
reported TO be thlrty-one men Killed
and 1870 wounded"
THREE BRITISH ARMIES.
There are now practically three Brit.
ism armies In the field, one In the Free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
BENBRooK Will TESTIFY

A snan accused Of crime Is not re-
qulred TO go on the stand and testify
II he did not 20 on the stand. the court
would instruct you that he Is not re-
qulred to. and the jury would not be al
liberty to draw any conclusion from his
failure to go on the stand. In large
percentage Of criminal cases, the de-
PENDANT does not testify In tits case,
the defendant. having full faltlf IN his
Innocence and believing he can throw
some light on this deplorable tragedy.
this death struggle with Mr. Morris VIII
20 on the stand and tell what occurred
IN that room on that fateful evening.
II viii not dlffer | understand, In any
material respect from the stories told By
other Witnessed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05

tiled before you, don't refer 10
Doolan and shall not dignity his testl-
mony by any reference 10 t. He labors
under halluc!natlon. be has been
reading dime novels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
wHAT pENpRooK WILL ~.

on the evening Of July 18th last. Ben
brook was 10 have left FOR San Francis.
co. That afternoon he went TO the Mer-
chants cafe 20 zee his brother, who was
eating there. There he saw Mr. keene,
who asked about the proposed trip and
said that Miss Stromberg was here To-
day to lunch and asked where you
were. She wants 10 see you before you
20 away" Benbrook left With Andrew
Burt, former Sheriff OF this county, and
his brother. They went TO Hogles, got
cigars and we're standing on the side
walk when they saw Miss Stromberg
passing on the east side Of MAR . rect.
She went into the Merchants c. and
up stairs, just as Miss Stromberg des-
cribed Benbrook went over and up,
stairs. lie KIN cked at The door, eniertd.
put his hat on the rack and engaged In
conversation with Miss StrombeIg Mint
juleps we're ordered and dinner was
served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
oRIaINAL COMPLAINT oFFFREp

~ this point Judge Powers offered
in evidence the original complaint In
the case. together with the record OF
the proceedings and the complaint In
Justice Pardee's court, OF manslaugh-
ter. He claimed that II presented
question Of jurisdiction.
Senator Brown showed that the mo-
ton 10 quash had already been over
ruled by court OF equal authority
with this. and after some discussion the
offer was overruled. the defense not
Ing an exception.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05
THREE BRITISH ARMIES.

There are now practically three Brit
Ism armies In the field, one In the Free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-05

DIVER ana mani then called George
h ,ss,l Az Conducted his examInation'
'aA' he had been employed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
8. 8. Lehua,
BENNETT. Master
MAUI, LANAI.

na,is svsrv Monday for KaunnkakAi,
wsm.,. Maunalei' kaIaupspn, Lahsl.
"a Honoius. olovaiu, Rsturning sr.
49, =, Honoiuiu Haturdsy MORNINGS,
Tit. somosnv resNrvss tbs risht 10
-. .hsnsss In ths lime OF dspsrturs
snx s,rsvsi Of its stssmsrs WITHOUT
Snrirr Ara a viii nat be- responsibis
s.e c""sss,sncss srisin1 thsrs.
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sSm ,,,., M N thu isndins
cons'ts mt s,s,sht This con.
Iecs,,s ~. soih a,ssis rss"ossihis
any w w. Av' 80" re-. isnSs6
70! nnsnt s $1,000 n~iw ~ c-r.,,.
Lave stocA 's0s'''" oN'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
bIsstlop ~ Gsorels,

Atlanta o. QG 3 ljoDorls from
~ paris Of lhe stalo toDlgbl lDJcatl
lh0l lhe pompcrpllc WoJorlly " lbr
day's clocllon fQr slglp Ogces, mem.
hers " the General Assembly oDd locpJ
comfy 0Wres VII bo BbpW b0OOl
There being prpcilcqlly pp opposlllo0
~ no Nemocrpls lbe y0le waa llgbt
The pom0crailc stats ilcbct electfd M
Goyorpor Allop D ChoD1lor secN,
lpry " sac, l'bll fok Allorpey Gep.
er0l 4 " Terroll foplrollcr GeHorl
W a WrlgDli TIoqgglcr r. y PprkI
.WT,,. I G,nn@gm''Ho0'r n ANl0Il0o 2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
IN Tue CIRCUIT COURT FIRST CIRCUIT OF
Tue TERRITORY Of HAWAII IN PRO
BATE AT CHAMBERS.

In the matter Of the Estate IT John I'm
otherwise known as Unit, late Vi Mlia
nae, Oahu, deceased, interstate.
Petition having been tiled by Mllla PEI
~, OF Waianae, Island VI Oahu, formerly
wife and widow OF intsstate, PRAY Ing thai
Letters Of Administration upon said estate
be issued TO Chrlstopher ], Holt, notice /,
hereby given that MONDAY The Goth
DAY OF October, A, u, 1000, at 10 o'clock
A NJ, In the Judiciary building, Honolulu
Oahu, Is appointed the time and place tot
hearing said petition when and wh,re ali
persons concerned NAV appear and show
cause, u any they have, why said Petition
Should not he granted,
Dated Honolulu, Oahu, September %
A. u. 1000,
By the Court;
], A, THOMPSON,
IOl2slt IlpTl,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
SEATTLE BEEB

The eyeF PopVIpr RqIRler Rorr 10 IN.
epWlpg . hQVsobold wQr1 aRi 0wllI
Yen have y glqss M sePl1eFR WW3
pfpp heQrd lhqR aRylhlRg nm 'The
W bollleA WV
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
Notice tn Creditors.

N1tte - hereev gwen MAJ ~ lniers ana IA
seen appo'ntgi Aimn,rat1r lf ne estate III lHsIar
"a hnua lte Of hlnOIull lc.casei an rsrs rs
having claims against ths esttic sfe hereby nlt.trI
b. plesent their claims 20 j A "a O,eflo a he case
o. ~ Phhl ~ ADJOINING Bishnps Bank SAD
claims b be 14N auth. ntcacl ani with grover
vouchers aUathe1 even though sail claims he sstur-
81 ~ mortgage upon teal estate. sal claim. nus
Re presented within munths rlm q trsi puhII.t-
ton u This np,iCg Dr With sIN months from Dc umU
they tan iue % they Will ,, forever tausi
= A ~ OSIRiO
Aimins,raiot II the estate ~ halliu "a Mlua
icgeasoi, tas.-uIAw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
Legal Notices
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST CIRCUIT
OF The TERRITORY OF HAWAII
IN PROaAtE Id CHtNhE II

N ne naHst q ine sstrs CIV HJ4unrrs 20
q HrH.uu oahu IsesHssI .nfHssaH rHs.Hr#ar
having ceau Sci b " ~ Nl~mIrEa so If
AL n'e,fi's 7rwinz ma e1ars 1f Aln.1.s,rtf.In
lpln al es'le o. issasi o. Cell h-1ar
rcs Is hereby gwen thu fslpAN ~ ~ IA
% ivencer n u. ~ A. Ng.Uk a u.. o. re
laiiciafS buhtng Hlnniuu, Oahu Is 1Gr .nssi ris
time an piaCe 90 heNns s1Ii eeff s1an an
ehete AL Fefs1ns Clngeruei "a t9gear arI s1Hk
cause. = any ihey have shy "a 7ttf n ,hil.i 90
. granted
blTi Honoislu. oahu o. !, tsss.
D. ,hs C1uf, a THOMPSON.
tAN-tt-n.as l'sfk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
Art Embroidery Tauabf,

Lessons IN ART EMBROIDERY viii
DO given by Mrs, H. ". Williams " NJ
cry Furniture Store, Fort street
First Glass stamping done,
MRS, w. w. WILLIAMS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
ESTATE OF MRS AnALlA JOY, De,
CEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

All cred tors Of Ms, Amala Joy, &c.
ceased, are hereby notified to present ther
claims, duly authenticated, and with The
proper vouchers, II any exist, even II
claim Is secured by m irtgage upon teal
estate, TO Mary Anna ee, Al her residence
on l.llha street, In Honolulu, Island vi
Oahu, Territory ol Hawaii, within sin
months 10 from the date OF this notice,
II such claims be nj presented within
SIX MON MS from the date Of this no,
tlee they shall be forever barred,
Dated at Honolulu aforesaid September
"a, 100, MARY ANNA LEE,
Administrators Of the Estate Of Mis-,
Amalla Joy dc easel,
J. i, De BOLT,
Ihl2,li Attorney fol AlmlnlsiTnlnN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH CIR
CUT, TERRITORY 0f HAWAII,

kAApuWAI w.. W, y, LlNDEMAsN, Summons
Inc lsWlgg " Hawai- - NE liW Sheriff N Ne
lsani " kaail, ~ hls Depuiy ~ any cIn,isbls IN
ihs TsUli0fy VI Hawaii
You as Commanded 10 summon y llkDE NAM
is,sniani ~ lshe b. shall hls sTlnsn ANsw n
WITHIN TWENTY DAYS ausf ssfyts hereof ID B,
an sppssT before NE ssli LlTcuii Cum Al hn $50
,lnhg Ten, u!gIset ~ NJ holden ~ lhue lllani N
kalil ~ wtpht spAY, Nc 50 Day I sJismlsi
dam NJ Kaspgsais plalbii1 should MOI be svUiai
y hlm pursuant " Ne islof abs angsssl Petition
And baye y0g ibsn ibsip his Wrl vim flll ~ ufr M
yglI pfOc'gllngs haeOn
Wilmer, nT, i.fgb hIiy, llir n y, tLnull
"fsI.nn.s' HARRY D. wlsu.sp
clsfb
hsfshy csT ny ibs foregoing ~ lss nus arl fEscl
copy NJ ihs WglgAl summons IN ssit cause AM ihsi
s4li C0ln misisl Publication VI NJ sans anl .
lOnunggfs " sili cause unt NJ nrsl Mafh iyof
hlp NJ lllb IptH PIT
Dlni llbgs, sfTlfmlg Hih Ig1a..
HARkY " WlsliARD,
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MshRyDr sugAR s9pll4.

NnlI,r rs hereby given thlI thr huU
assessment NJ ten iol prf ,eDt Hlf1 te.
'hlr) levied 1n The ASSESSING st0oK N
lhc N,Bryie Sugar ~, ILL IS dh ii
Dlohcr ist zoos mn WIll M lelinIUrnI
onOtluhei Sth, 100
Stockholders willpIrpr make pmmpI
payment AZ The 1iil.s ~ Nrs,n lhr1 II
Dlvles AZ Goa ~,
,'.%'g ~ sYAf2!g.
Honolulu, 10Th Sept 100. n MON
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT on THE FIFTH
CIRCUIT, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

FRANK LOUIS " MARIA GLORIA "OSTlNA
. The Republlt u Hawaii Taibe Marshal Of Tho
hsrsl'an ',lani, g ~ pspuly u,,s.,ns, ,,o,,.
tDSllNst lelenlanl In case she shall lie vtlliun
ANSWER WITHIN TWENTY DAYS amer service
Count a inc September Term lh.feQt b b. holden 4
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