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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-31
THE DELEGATES.

The election for delegates to the Re
publican Convention at Philadelphia
has resulted in a choice Of four thor
Dughly representative men TO be our
delegation at the great political gather
ing. Indeed. it would be hard TO find
four men who more thoroughly repre-
scented the thought and energy Of the
Territory. .r
Sam Parker, with his large landed in
terests is a typical resident Of the Is
lands. He is wen and favorably known
by the leaders of the party on the Main
land, and goes as no new man among
the politicians at Philadelphia. His
name was before the public as a posi-
bile candidate for the governOrship. His
manner is genial and CHEEKY. and he
Is a fine manly specimen Of the mixed
race.
Judge Kapoikai Of Maui is a pure
Hawaiian, who has distinguished him
self at the bar, on the bench and in
the Senate chamber. He stands among
the ablest Of. his race. is suaye and
courteous Of manner, has strong per-
sOnality. and is a thoroughly represen-
tative Hawaiian, well cultivated in the
Language and thought Of the Anglo
Saxon.
w. r. Castle is Hawaiian born. and
has been associated with the political
and industrial career Of the Islands for
fully thirty years. The posts Of weight
and Importance which he has filed have
Ia &c uH-a1 nd "a a.
bly, known to the leaders Of the Re
publican party. He represented Hawaii
in Washington for a considerable time.
As representing the element Of long
settled progress I'm the Territory, he
is well fitted to go forward. He is, too,
a clear-headed politician and a ready
speaker.
b. f. Dillingham; is the only one Of
the four delegates who was not born
here. but he has been a resident Of the
Islands the major part Of his life time.
and has been actively connected with
our great commercial and industrial en-
terprizes. Indeed, in this direction he
may be regarded as Hawairs leading
man. He has more energy in his little
ringer than large percentage VI HNSii
have in their whole bodies.
These certainly are men which the
Republican party here can be proud Of
having in the party ranks, and they
will show that Hawaii can send forward
both from her Hawaiian and her eau
casian population men Of sterling char
acter, Of forceful presence and broad
mind. There will be great interest in
the delegation from the Territory Of
Hawaii. It will be the first time in the
history Of the United States that poll
teal delegation has come from over sea
10 take part in the political discussions
of any party. To have the very best
Tnen for delegates WAS Of the highest
Importance, and we certainly have OBJ
tanned such men.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-31
Do YOU know what
PEGM0ID means?
If you are a good hOusekeeper you
should. If you don't know enquire at the
PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY, LIMITED.
KING STREET.


We have just received large shipment of Carbolneum.
There duty of rs per cent this staple after June IT,
For the present we will sell it at the old price.
large assortment of finely selected goods just received
has been opened Garden Hose Floor Paints Ename and
Paint Brushes in great variety.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior Land Once at Lewis
ton idaho. Feb. p. 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has ted notice ut his intention 10 make final
proof in support of his claim. ana that SAID proof
will be ade before Register and receiver al Lewis
ton. Idaho on April !. 1870, viz; Thomas /. King, for
the y nwA sec, Is, ~, " n, range ;, W Is N.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his con
tnuouS residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz William II. King, solomon fuhe, William Bart
lett Henry Brammer all Of Beeman, Idaho.
| b. WEST. REGISTER.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that I, Gus ID.
Thiessen of Lewiston, Nee Perez county
Idaho, Oh or about the first day of Feb
ruary, 1900, did take up stray animal AT
the old Fountain station of said county
and state, about twenty miles from Lew
iston. Said animal is described as fol
lows, to-wit. One black horse, unbroke
weight about $50 lbs, branded J-P OF
right stife any one claiming said ami
nal can have the same by producing tn,
proper proof, and paying the costs thereon
Gus ID. THIESsEN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31


s'h"l,'S' having frontage on /, street of
'eet,
o. AL mat certain lot, piece or parcel
VI ianu' lying adjacent to and west of the
't",i last described, standing in the name
VI tht estate OF II. w. Stanton, deceased
described as the west six inches of lot :
VI S"'u oloCk 20 fronting on + street.
r. All that certain lot, piece or parcel
vi land lying adjacent to and west of the
'1n' iaSt described, standing in the name
o' Tue estate OF II. W. Stanton, deceased
,'eScfipeu as lot 4, block %, fronting on
T. s'reet o2'5 ieet.
0; All that certain lot, piece or parcel
vi lah'l lying adjacent 10 and west OF the
'a','t last described, standing i'll the name
Vi NiafCeNn 'onAac and Louis DelSol, de-
scrloeu as lot 5, block 20, having front
aye on r. street OF so feet.
g, All that certain lot piece or parcel
VI land lying adjacent to and west of the
itiin last described, standing III the name
y, y. - buhnell' and described as lot g.
DOCK 29, having a frontage on + street
VI JOS ieet.
TO- Al mat certain lot, piece or parcel
vi lanu iS,hs adjacent to and west of the
Of W. W. Kat.t s'anIins III the name
Of hiooi' ~. u" n ,' AM" 'tescrloed as Ioi
:, root ne ~, having " frontage on T.
~ Az ~ ~.
of 1o,i ti.a. e1!'"'li io'' piece or parceI
Ia,d las, a me ~ anu "est Oh INC
| or II r. Lta,taI' III 'iI hallit
S of block % and hay;nn frn,,,a, 90 i"'
+ street of y feet. O''''s> WI
70. All that certain IN, ,;aoo ~. ,,,.,,,,
of land living adiacert 70 and nes, Ppr 81,
land last described standinn ~ ,Io ,,, ,,il
of II. c. Kettenbach and dfscr;hed as 10,
9 of block 20, having a frontage on +
street of % feet.
70. All that certain lot, piece or parce'
of land lying adjacent to and west of the
land last described standing IN the name
OF Anna Trmble, and described as lot Il
OF plock 20, having frontage on Estreet
Oh 80 ieet.
a. All that certain lot, piece or parce
OF lana lying adjacent to and west OF the
lana last described, standing III the name
of p, ,; ", lsailiaI ana described as lot II
e,rant 20 x x, cav anu having ''o'''"se ."
a. a., ~ az, 49, ; :. .:..-
~ ii ma ~ .al.i iot' p'eee Vi pdlGe
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Idaho, County OF Nez Perez SIS;
Notice is hereby given, that |, WIN. H. Gage, iiy-
ing three miles south OF Genesee, did ON the second
day of March 1909 take up at my residence The fol
lowing described estray animal town: One black
geliing, weight about 1850 pounds. butch brand on
right shoulder age about nine years, Owner at said
animal can have the same by furnishing sufficient
proof and paying costs Of advertising and keeping
46-lm WM II GAnE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31

StraveI an to the premises of the Undersigned On
ar about the 23i or December 1922 one black horse.
win Marcos white stripe in face front loot cut on
wire weight about ITO pouuIs, eTani On lett
Shoulder
II owner does not coHe ani tiaim the sane ara
pa, EXPENSES, sad horse viii be sold 1C,uIinE 70
| IN las nf lIahn L. A CLARk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
heretofore existing as II. IIemming &
Co.. comprised OF II. llemlnng and l..
Stannus, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent l.. Stannus will attend to the
unfinished business of the firm
Signed II. HEMMING,
l.. SrANNus
Dated Lewiston, Idaho, March 7, 1900.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up. al my place On Rock creek. this day
Dec D. 1872 one bay horse weight about 9!S lbs,
age OF 10 years. lie has snaE sore N his breast:
aisn has halter marks on his nose. IS hraHiej -
on right sifte.
He came TO my place In August
Owner can have him by paying for his feed AMI
trouble FRANk J.. SIMMONS,
kjppen = @ lI3hn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
ESTRAN NOTICE.

Taken w, one sorrel mare weigh, about 1900 tbs.
branded on left shoulder Owner can get said
animal by establishing ownership ami paying char
ges.
Taken up by I I. MILLER
Six miles south Of Fletcher.
March D 1901 VI Ia
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up at the Harris ranch about the Isl oi
November four small mares, Two bald haNs,
brand OH right hip, gray, brani / on LEFT hp
small ron gray, no brand, blind ui une eye; one
bay and one gray mare, shot.
Paul HARRIS
42-lm Kipper. Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31

RuSsuLL. IpAHD. Jan. /, 1907
Taken up at my residence, four miles south Of
Russell. Idaho one gray about nine years old,
branded thus Is PJ On right Stihe. On gray horse
tour years old branded thus 60 y on ict stlle Dnr
brown mare six years OLD, BRANDED thus 90 on ieit
stine l.. D. BRIlKIT.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
Real Estate and Mines

ou st it S o SALE located the Lewiston and Vineand
pine located the ofW
Ch0Se g located in the Pierce Mussel Elk Civ Dive.
Investments made for sand iuveso
Acknowledgements ana mortgages
all kinds locating lands aud ,na,,,o.
price. e""N"' '"o' (" lowest market
Correspondence solicited Address
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
ESTRAf NOTICE

Came to my place January 10. 1900 one brown
geding. branded ~ on left shoulder; age about four
year weight about ten hundred and fifty tlns0l
pounds, The owner is requested TO prove property.
pay charges and take said animal away, otherwise il
viii be disposed Of according To law governing es-
trays Residence seven miles north ~ Moscow.
Idaho. Emil MILLER 4s-lm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
Houses tor Sale.

Large modern house. Lot Ioox4oo en-
Main street; also large house, and LOT
about IooxI25, near town. Inquire OF
James +. Babb, Lewiston National Bank
building
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31
Bronze Grass Seed for Sale

have 1000 pounds of Bronze grass seed
for sale, 1t is fresh, clean seed. will
deliver this seed in Lewiston at a2c per
pound. NJ. A. MEANS,
Genesee, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-03-31

Turst cars twice Kansas CITY va ming, ana ht .l ,
- NJ P you IA write giving toll information ap"1'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Weneite Na1ri1te,,.

Der frieserilAe Stamm Der Samplis
i'm Subalano in Sfairifa bat lib sesen
Die enslilhe Serrlhait srbcben. llnse=
fabr 1000 gut tewainete Manner befn<
Den iih auf pem Griesspfap.
Sn Gbieasu bat 0sprse $. Ybilisps
curet fiibne Spefulatipnen innerbalb 2
0ohen Gcrn BON IS eents auf so Gents
binauf setrieben.
Sn rer Nabe scn Gctulla, Ser, BAT
auf elmer Nantt Elm Yantber spei &inber
pes Seius suterio seraubt unp serriTen.
Oas sweite &ino trug' pas Haubt9ier sUr
ben Nusen Der Mntter binwes, pel6e pa<
-riiter teinabe wabnlinnis ,rurte unp
mad pem 6elpital in San Mntcnic se<
bra6t wercen muSte. Gin Dubenp
Manner serfulsten ben pantber unp
nah l2fiinriser Saso erlesten Fe bic
Bette, naAcem pieielbe erf 4 .Sunte &C.
tSetet.
Bie fiA nadtrasliA bsrausaellt, mur~
ben in Der umsebung BON 1ulepp, Sbip,
wa9reno bes beftisen Starmes in Der
NaAt Don Scnntas auf Mpntas 5000
Oeblfrabnen umsewOrfen unb ruinirt.
Snfolse Der 1dperen 8eaensi11e Der
lebten Gage inp Der Sbiu lpwie be0Ien
Nsbenflii1e iiber ibre ufer setretcn.
@saern Morsen um l ubr lar,te Elm
1beil pes peitlih fabrenbsn Sdneasnss
Der s. une 3. Gilenbabn bei Beaver, pa.,
in BEN Sbiu 8iser, wpbei eiu 3usteams
ter un,'s Qeben fam uno mebrere anpere
pertebt wurpen.
Sn Qea1erpiae, gB. ga., 20 Nteilen
cter9alb gBbeelin9, batten cine Nnaabl
Rnaten an9eidremmteS .Suls in Branp
sefedt, ,pabrenp iie bia feisenbe Glutb
tepbahteten. gcn ben branceeen Slut
tben marb aud cine tbeilweiIe nit Mitrp=
slpeerine sefiiate Same ans ufer se-
pprfrn, bic ciner Der Gnaten in's 0euer
| |ihleuoerte. SIN naAlten Musentlid ers
folste cine GrplcTpn unb brei Der &na-
Ben ,pmrpen ipfort sstSptet, Elm Yierter
far6 nah renisen Minutsn unb Is am
oere wurpen lp ihiper serlebt, ba6 meb=
rere berlelben niht nit ren, qeten taspn
fommen fSnnen.
@nf pem Grielee III Der Dampler Mau=
NEE Bailey nit Der 9an;en MannIhafl
beltebeno aus I Wann unter9esansen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

priiotnt Mithel1 ron rem ,,unitet
Miine Ncrfers rf Mmeriea" Sat 2000
0rutenarbeitern in 6cpfins County,
Ry., bic GrlaubniB aeseten, einen Streii
3u Beginner. Die Nrteiter linb gut or
santirt uno perlangen b6bere gSbne.
NObert q. Gan sEYd mirb Mayor Dor
Wew Ycrf tleiben. @ruperneur Mocle.
selt BAT bic Gistrua<a <antlass sssca benz
lelben absewielsn.
3wilden hen Rabinetten prn Berlin
uno gBaIbinstcn 1oa Elm ppafaneisee
Ginserltancnib In Der 1inelilhen Jrasr
ersielt pprpen isin.
Wan mid Die @er9antlnnsen iber bic
hineii1hen Nirren BON pefins mad elmer
eurcpa,lhen Staet coer nab @albnatcn
rerlssen, nm reren atldIuS gu telhleu-
ntgen.
Die &rantbeit res ru1EIhen 3areu aibt
INNER nod slnlab su lbmeren scrsen.
paul 6riiser, Der Yrdfceut Der Trans
saal<Geputlit. 1T am 2l. 9icv. in War=
leiae 9elanpet unp murpe nit srpbem SUI
bel be9riibt. Die Neile spn Marleiae
nah paris slih einem 5riumpb,us uup
Der Gmpfans in Daris itertraf bic bod
selpanntelten Grwartunsen.
Die 8iirsn linp INNER nod rubris unp
General gotba bat bic tritilhen Strsit=
frafte i'm Siiren sor ih ber setrieben
une fih nit General DesSst sereinist.
Die reutlde 8esieruns bat Shritte
getban, um Die ensii1he 8esieruus gu
seranlafen, bic reutlhen I'm tertbanen
pie anf Seiten Der 8uren fampften unp
sefan9en gencmmen wurpen, in Jreiseit
su ieben. Gs bsibt, RAP 300 pis1er @e=
fansenen auf' ct. 5elena unb 250 auf
eeYlcn internirt fno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Gin fdbrcdlid)er e5rrtbu,,,

oeruriodt oft cine entieblihe Branb=
ooer Briibmunoe, einen 61nitt ooer
Quetiduns. Budlen's Mrnica Sable,
Die bette in Der Nelt, miro gu1
bon S1nersen befreien uno prompt bel-
len. Rnrirt alte WunOen, Jieberuun=
Den, Geidwiire, Benlen, Gelons, Diib=
nerau9en. iotuie Gle DdutausIbldae.
Die bette 0dmorrhOiOen=Gur auf Der
groe. ylOs 25 {. Die G1a6tel. Stir
garanti,t. gertauft in s. s. Miller
unO 6obn's Mpothete. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
I Sin Wetterprop6et aug Mi1ru,

\ Gin Wstterprop6et aug Mi(ruri.
uel4tr oas Wetter na6 Der Gorn,otion
Der Banmbldtttr borausioat. btbauptst,
bab Oies Der mil0ene @inter iein iuiro.
ben mir itmals in bitiem erbtbeile az.
babt bdtien. Gin Yropbet ii Qanios
iebon. Der feline prop6siildt Weisbeit
aus Der 0ide Der Moishltfen in6pft,
i19t. bah oiettr x,inter elmer Der jireno.
fen le;n mllroe. De mir i erlebt. b6t.
ten. aR6Ali4 iii q MN fpobl, Dob
eills BON oisIsn propbueiunsen N 81.
ldlau0 9ett.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
9tt ,WatferfoIter" amf Den
NhtItDbtttett.

Sbon bor einiasn Mohen mar in
oeutlhldnoilher 3eitunaen cine gor-
relponoen3 aus Malila iiber bieles barz
bariibe YerIabren 3u leien, unb nun
fnoen mir bas Ghrefli1e in einem
amerifaniiden Solbatenbrief. tpel1en
bic .Neus" in MaribiieIo, gDis., ent-
belt, ,pie folgt beifdtiat:
Xa Qambop gonoent.
ben 10. Sept. 1900.
3ieber alter Ramerab !!
2aB mid cine Gei1idte er3dbIen,
tpelhe Dir bic Mu9en 6ffnen niro.
Giirsli1 nahmen unfere beioen 2ieute-
nants cine fleine Sruppe 5oloaten bin=
aus auf oas Nanb mad einem D0rf.
der, bas etua so g;nwobner auflueilt.
Nls mir bort an9etomn,tn tparer, erbo-
ten ii6 gingeborene, gier oeaen 2abs
.nmsutaulben. Dian fraete Iie, mas
lie bon ocn sSniur9enten lpiibten uno
Oh Waifsn in Der Nadbarldaft perbor-
gen ieien. Sic lasten, oaB lie nibts
oGoon ipiiBten.
Was aeidab nun? 3pei iunee
Ylllipplner. Die intellieenter ais Die
iibriaen an:laben. ipuroen berooraeru.
fen nno our Geoe seltelIt. Sic muB-
ten ebenlo ipenig ,pie bic anberen. Da-
raul murben lie feltaenommen unb ei=
ner iu9enannten Wal]sr=Rur l,nterluor=
len. Dieie beltebt odrin, baB BEN
Dpler Elm 5iiif 0ola in ben Muno
3pil6en unter= irno Sberticier mDa=
iidit tief bineingefellt Dirb. SIT oies
0efbeben, 10 miro ibm 10 lang Wa0er
in ben cffenen Muno 9eeohen, bis el
alles iast. mas er meiB. gtmas @rau=
laneres als bieIe WaHsrlo!ter babe ih
ME selelen.
Selbif manbe Goloaten tonnten Den
Nnblif niht ertra9en. Die 36tbe Be,
Sham trat ibnen in's 8elidt uno lis
panoten litb ab. Oils bic aruei Mdnner
Die 5olteruna iiberitanben batten. pa-
rem iie benz Sooe nabe. Die Weid)=
tbeile i'm Wunoe ,par.n serriNeu uno
Die 3dbne Neledert. sic muroen 10.
oann als Gefanaene gebalten. gs lam
nun eiA 8reis an Die Neibe. gr uuroc
erariiien, uno nit WaHer Der ateihen
ISolter unter.porfen. bis er aans anaes
fiillt war. gai6t suf:ieben oamit, per-
iebten iie linn 01ebe auf ben Waaen.
aber es mar fein @sffdnbnib bon ibm
3u befommen. Cine 5rau murbe in
Der ndmliden Weiie mibbanoelt.
@!anbf Gu, ooer irgenb Elm anoerer
,ueiber MaTn nit Neni1enblut in ben
Aoern. oaB oies 8ersdtigteit it? SD
faae nein. gs 1T b6liibe Barbarei,
tpelhe Der Observation-Disclosures aleidt
uno eingeifellt tperoen iollte. IS III
cine @hmod fiir bic Dumanitdt uno
bic Civilization.
SD berbleibe
Dein alter Ramerab.
Nus nabe lie9enoen Briinben fonn
Der Nane bes NrieIibreibers nidt nit.
aetbeilt lperoen. Das G9reiben befin.
bet lid i'm 8siib bes 0erauseebers oes
oben genannter Nlattes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Or. gn1ttrl q. 0ftttHrlt,

tpibmet fidb auSiblieBitH Der Bebanblung BON
Wasen', Dtsems, Rslens nnh SaIstrantbeiten.
grilIen nub AuQeusIdfer iperben eorreftber
ftbricben. meua n6fbi9. Augen fret nnterfu@t
lis Weit.1o1ftrabe. see,p Ybi1abeIphia. ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

sdnea fertia lino bic Dartfoblen=
garone nit Der Roiienrrhnuna. Ser
preis Der Nntbrocittolle III bereits um
50 @ents per 9onne aeifie9en. Die
3oniumenten miibten ieBt eioentli1
aud Rreiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Gin ntonitrSier 9emfelstiid,.

Vtt tst0tttrOlet Eel1feISflG,
Der fcin Spier beridlinet, lit cine Mrt
Verfopfnn9. Die Wadt oieier m6r=
berilhen 3ranfbeit miro BON ben Drea=
men llnO Meruen, ben Wusteln unO Dem
@ebirn betipiirt. IS giebt feine Sc
fnnoheit. bis lie iiber,punben lit. Mbsr
Or. Rings Slem Qife pills finb cine
lidere ltiio aetpiiie Rur. Die beiten in
Der Welt fur ben Ma9en. Die Ieber.
Vieren uno gin9e,pejbe. 9lur 25 gts.
in 8. 6. Willer & 5cbn's Mpotbetc. 1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

w0,Im,DoIltne tlnb ipolIene Dtden
sinfa& ober 9eitreift. tei 3 urybs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Sd berbleibe
Dein alter RannerQb.

Nus nabe lie9enben @riinben fann
Der Name bes 8rieflhreibers niAt nit.
aetbeilt lperoen. Das S9reiben befin.
bet lid i'm Bsiib oes 0erausoebers bes
oben genannten Nlattes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-12
GHRL&LLEX Us. NAGllN

The famous suit entitled Thomas
Christley VS.. j. A. Magoon and Emme-
line M. Magoon, bill for cancellation of
deed, was decided by Judge Perry this
morning in favor of the complainant.
This suit was instituted on March II
last. Respondent prayed for cancella-
ton of a deed issued by him to Mrs.
Magoon on November 2, 1898, which
purported to convey tract of land con-
tanning ? 41-1OO acres situated between
Vineyard and School on Fort streets.
The consideration named in the deed is
SlO,OOO, but, as the court finds, the con-
sideration paid or agreed to be paid was
the sum of SIS per month during Christ
ley's life and the assumption by Ma
goon of his debts amounting to s4 900.
After going through the whole case
the court sums up as follows: "In my
opinion, not only have the respondents
failed to show that the transaction was
characterized by absolute fairness, ade-
quacy of consideration and equity, but
IL atlrmatiVely appears from the eVi-
uence that 1t was not entered into un-
derstandingly by the complainant, that
there was at least great inadeuuacy in
the consideration, and that the respon-
dent j. A. Magoon failed to give his
client and principal the benefit of his
best efforts as a disinterested attorney
and agent should have done.
The deed should be declared null and
void and set aside and cancelled, re-
spondent e NJ Magoon should be de-
olared trustee for the complainant of
the property therein described and the
respondents should be ordered to exc
cute conveyance to complainant of
all of said property, and to account to
MN for all moneys received by them
therefrom and as his agent, upon com
a n q nj q awrtV, g., u. 4
all such sums as the respondents have
paid in cancelling the mortgage and
other debts of the complainant and also
the total Of the $75 payments received. "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-12
.BGRS WAIT FOR BRITISH BLOCK 10 IS IN FLAMES.
e TRANSVAAI. SITUATION
UNCHANGED.
Advices by the Doric Up to January
Third-Buller's Army Expected to
Make Another Advance.

No moves If any Importance had been
made in South Africa up to January
third, according to news reports from
the S. S. Doric, which arrived here this
morning from Yokohama. 1t is stated
by those on board the vessel that the
situation was unchanged for many days
and practically no communications
were received from General Butler.
With the exception of the usual artil-
lery duels at beseiged points, no en-
gagements of Importance took place
since the repulse of Butler at Tugela
river
Reports of an important engagement
were daily expected, as it was supposed
that General Butler was getting ready
for another advance. Large reinforce
ment5 and some long-range guns were
on the way to his camp and upon their
arrival it was thought he would begin
another attempt to reach Ladysmith.
Meanwhile the Beers do not seem to be
following up any advantage they have
gained, but are satisfying themselves
with waiting in their positions to repel
any future advances.
All the beleagured British garrisons
were still holding out