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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-12-14
Fresh pork at Bakers.

Fresh pork at Bakers.
Good gold news this week.
For farm loans see III. F. Kline.
Mrs. A. J, johnson is still in very
poor health.
Miss Stella Blair is expected home
for the holidays.
j. N. Finch, of the North Saline,
is new subscriber.
Tom Bundy arrived home from the
East Thursday morning.
Robert L. Bailey rode the Wood
man goat Thursday night.
Commissioner Tilton was interview
ing our business men Monday.
A G. Lord is on the sick list this
week and is yet very sick man.
G. V. York was down from Collyer
last Monday hunting Judge Cliff.
The different churches are making
their usual Christmas preparations.
DIR. L. E. Rogers, of Ottumwa, Ia,
is visiting Banker Wilson and family.
Joe Irwin is called the Christmas
tree man by the youngsters in town.
Hand-picked apples $500
Il>1 ~ No-l,oo1~31
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Commissioner Tilton was interview
ing our business men Monday.
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j. N. Finch, of the North Saline
is new subscriber. s.-
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Tom Bundy arrived home from the
East Thursday morning.
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~Bring your job work to u.s.
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Miss Stella Blair is expected home
for the holidays.
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Mrs. A. J, johnson is still in very
poor health.
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- Satisfaction guaranteed
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T
This is fine weather for the coal
man.
See Fl. f. Kline for farm loans. Of
fee with WORLD.
Three weddings for next week and
one for Christmas.
The W. C. II. U. will meet Wednes-
day, December Is, at Mrs. Fuller's-
w. C. Olson received car of bug
gies and wagons the first of the week.
Mems overshoes $1.15 at
Verbeck's.
VIM. Olden, of Glencoe township.
lost one of his sheep one night last
week.
Adolph Mlenik was down from Coll
yer Monday on business with our mer-
chants.
Joe Papas was circulating a petition
Tuesday to prove up on piece or
school land.
Frank Smith, of Riverside township,
added $50 acres of school land to his
ranch last Saturday
VIM. D. Caskey and d. B. Fulton,
of Ogallah township, proved up on
their school land last Saturday.
Our good friend Andrew Johnson,
of Riverside township, was in town
over Monday night to pay his taxes.
Collyer lodge A. o. U. w. will give
dance in the G. A. r. hall on Thurs
day evening, December 26. Good
music and oysters. Everybody invited
Squire and Mrs. Staplin, of Glencoe
township. were county seat visitors
last Monday. They paid their taxes,
patronized our merchants and laid in
their winters supply of reading mat
ter.
The turkeys of John Lofiin Of Glen.
coe township, came home the other
: day three short. Lofiin knows OF
their whereabouts and says he'll gath
er them in even ii they are not
brought back soon.
For RENT Tor Sale)-About 10 acres
of land divided into lots) in Wa. Kee
.ney, Kansas.
J. b. HAYNIE s. Co.,
3O5 N. Cherry St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
The eastbound freight train ran in
TO an open switch at Grainfield Mon
day. The fireman, MCGEE, was bruis
ed and cut about the head. A brake
man, Nc Fadden, received slight in
juries to his back. Several cars left
the track.-State Journal.
will have shooting match at MI
fathers ranch, miles south of Coll
yer, Kans., on December "a. Turkey
duck and pigeon shooting begins at II
a. m. Ball game after shoot. Hot
!. coffee and lunch for sale.
JESSE G. KEssLER
Wa-Keeney is again in the push Al
che poultry show at Kansas City last
week, Charles Steinberger, who live.
on Len JOhnson's ranch on Big creek
won the first, second and third prize.
on Buzz Cochin cocks and first and sec
Ond prizes on cockercls, first and sec
Ond on pullets, second and third OF
hens, first prize for pen.
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asbpdI ~ NESS FOR sALE-A we'll
g slsiSs az . paving grocery business:
laes,sd annual sales SIS 600, pronts
no1ua IN North Texas town az
iAs ~ stand hest In the town
'aiiob ness VIII bear careful I'M
Address Grocer. this oface.
1 q
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ARCHITEcTs-D Designs will
be received By the trustees OF the lIous
ton Lyccum and Carnegie Library Asso.
clation % Houston, Texas. until ~ O'Clock
noon Of the 18th day Of May, 1901. for
the Carnegie Library building, 20 cost not
10 exceed S450OO. For prospectus at
dress II. II. Dickson, chairman building
committee, Houston. Texas. IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

s2sir. 80 - BARRIER SHOP for sale;
/ stree, "u'hL Chas. Bidtti. 6l2 VII
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED and women IN various
states. fraternai insurance. knights OF
Equity, ll14 Union Trust building, ST.
Louis, Mo. II
AGENTS to sell alter Filters; easy seller,
retails at $3.50; big profit exclusive ter.
rtory; write quick. Seneca Filter Co.
Seneca, NO. Is
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BOARD AND ROOM.

NICELY furnished south front room with
board in private family; rates reasonable.
500 RuSk avenue. l3
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SOUTH rooms. with board centrally 10
Gated; modern convenicnccs. Sl2 Travis
street X
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KIN. HI weather viii soon be with us and
IN" you VIII want awnings. We can
your wants in that line ms well
astns' awnings, etc. Price list for
III Tans write us. kaufman & Knee
Dones q, No'' Sl3 Main ST., Houston
- " #
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THE 60 partnership heretofore existing un
der the firm name OF Box Saunders Com.
mission Co. has been dissolved by mutual
consent aud r. II. saunders, Jr. will,
from April /, continue the business as
successor TO the firm
shall be pleased to continue to re-
ceive shipments of all classes OF live
stock from our old cOnsignors and stock
the dealers In this market for the past
SIX years, enables me to ofer satisfactory
guarantee that the very best efforts will
he put forth to insure good results. \
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THE PUBLIC is HEREBY notified and
warned not to sell any person or persons
for my account any goods, wares or mer
chandise, or barter, Of any character
cattle horses, wagons, carts or carriages
nor is any person or persons authorized
to purchase or barter for my account any
species Of property. cattle, horses wag-
ons. carts OF carriages or to collect any
money or moneys now due or to become
except upon my written order duly signed
from time to time, Have no agent oe
agents. implied or otherwise. Louisa NJ
Marston. Houston, March Is. II
II. CAPLAN, at 205 Milan street. near
Franklin. pays highest prices for gentle.
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card: will call. II
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Tsoy to work around bo,,.. -,
make himself useful. Inquire 1909 Can
| White man and wife or 80.
l.maies; one must be first class cook ana
one general house keeper. Apply to y.
llnsen. Orange, Texas. II
! WANTED-Slx first class moulders -,
| 70 house work and machinery monlii,',.u
Mosner Mig. Co, Dallas, Texas II
WANTED-Young men to learn telc.r.--S-
ana station work for railway service. II,
nations secured or money refunded nai
las Telegraph College. Dallas, Texas. "a
WANTED-Flve good bench hands throo
good painters, two good nachlnlsts anI
TWO moulders. Apply Superintendent
Sonllnental Gin Co. Dallas, Texas. ii
| WANTEn-A German woman 10 do hons-
work. Call at Mr.. Kretcr PIP Polk ave.
--------------------------- .
WANTED AT ONCE, "A or IL fccaer-
and graders; also about 20 rood 1,h,,a,ss
srs steady work and prompt pay. "A.
dress Chriss Gray, foreman Sabine Team
90. CO. DeMeyyille. Texas. D
! WORK WANTED Contractor to cxravoIo
PIT - feet deep, "A feet long 4 feet win,
WORK TO be done az once. Apply 4. ~
Junes, " Mllam street. 10
! wan IED-Three irst'class lumber graders.
steady work; good wages; promnt NM
/ Apply to Foster Lumber Co. Clinesbnrs'.
III
| FIRST-CLASS ccatmukcr wantcI M 11,,.,.-
E"ol wages and steady work L. Nielsen
Galveston, Texas. 10
| WANTED First-cMss white barber of
once; good job. Dan J. Ford, BOX IA.
Bryan, Texas. y
WAN FED Two good dairy hnnds: must
f,l ~.
tlculals address Rose Hin Dairy Bean.
mont, Texas. ~
MANIED-A cook. Apply on Austln. 5
LADIES iamateurs} for summer thraTrioaI
positions thorough Instructions: call
Koom .. opera house. D
WANTED First class colorod bar6eT Al
- ply 10 Henry Mosely Rorkdale Texas. IL
REGISTERED druggist with rcfcrenccS
wanted Immediately Apply Houston
WANTED Man 10 milk nnd attend horses
Apply rs Railroad street. x
WANTED Transfers and scrapcr holders.
Apply Oh work. Allen X Condit, SealY,
WANTED Travelling salosmcn: also a1vCr-
Users; cash salary. Triumph CO., Dallas.
WANTED At ONCE lady vocalisI OF cio
ruiioniSt 10 join concert company now on
the road state lowest salary and ,ruI
photo 70 Boz d. Huntsville. Texas. ,
WANTED. ON mrcrnntlono1 ana Grco1
Northern extension from Marlin to Fort
o5h after Apil I. bridge and pile driv-
er mem one hrst-clasS pile driver fore
man ana engineer; good reference rrtiue~.-
Marlin 'Tsvos " N''
-
LEARN tclcgraphy for positions on rail-
1nir,.r,mG S,hnoi Siason In,-f ii'HS''a
-. 49,, ~-.------o
M Ms. bn,,sc WI Y!S,shipc rn ,tIii''n
M onSa BristnI IIot,I ~
- q. ollNe, -- l'l STU - lloIel 80.
~ X - co4h JOE seetioh mousse sec
80
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FINANCIAL.

| TO LOAN x1i0 on Houston realty. Ira
II, Jones klam building ~
$4,000 10 LOAN on city property at a
low rate of Interest," local money no dc.
lay. Paul 4 Hoover. 2ls Main street. 10
| MONEY 10 loan on good city real estate Sc
curIfy: low rate OF Interest. Pye co,
EOS klam building. 10
WANrED-To borrow $1,000 or 5000 on
good city property. Address 1903, ms
office 10
MONEY TO LEND $500 20 $500 10 lend
on Houston property, per cent interest.
w. u. Taylor, 613 Preston avenue.
WANTED 40 BORROW 1900 Tor one or
two years secured by unimproved acre
age three miles Of Houston, valued 5000.
Address 30T3 this office.
PER CL-T aud per cent money In any
quantity on city property. Chas. II.
Munger. 80 KAN building u
MONEY TO LOAN-We have money TO
loan on Houston business or city properly
In amounts TO suit borrowers az low
rate OF Interest VIM II. OlscheWske \
Co, 200 klam building ~
FARM LANDs-We have ans amount OF
money 10 loan on Improved farms 10 fol
lowing counties: Brazorla, Fort Bend,
Wharton. Jackson. Colorado, Austin ana
Washington. NJ reasonable rate of In
tcrcst. WIN. III. Olschewake a Co., box
126 Houston. 10
MONEY TO LOAN Houston real estate. NJ.
}. Howard. 10I0M Texas.
$4,000 no LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property; one 10 ten years; at
lowest rates OF Interest. monthly pay
ments IL desired: 20 delay In getting your
money. Apply TO n. L. Mills. 200 Aaln
street. 81
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PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for old clothing,
ladies' and gentlemcn's clothes. hats
shoes, etc. drop card and | will call
ii. S.lyerberg $40 Milan, i.S
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tafgT FACE PASTE for Eczema,
rsaes and Beautiier, by druggists,
Iu's and mail: two Pc stamps for sam.
4 oeo' > Ran box 100, Cincinnati, o.
AZ
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WANTED-A good white girl to live with
small family ana do light work: good
salary. Address w. \. McGresor. Neame,
La. AS
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a III +, MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
nv ~ to 10 DAYS without pain or
ss', 70 patient: no pay until cured aud
M SATISFIED. In case of failure will
M patIent 5 expenses while here,
{sess rare both ways. Best ref
Ave, West End, San Antonio. Texas.
II
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THE CHICAGO IRON AND MFTAT,
Company, j03 Preston. Will pay highest
cash prices for scrap iron, copper, brass
zluc. lead, sacks, etc. Bring your Junk
to us and get best returns New Phones
40 N
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WANT ED Work by a colored boy. Is years
old, 10 work In ward or attend 10 horse
aud carriage; good references given. Adj
dress 300G this office.
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1104 TEXAS AVENUE Rooms with board;
one h.ock from Rice hotel; table board
prs solicited. 13
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:" ritl ~ NJ ~ Z ASH purchasers for Monsto1
SAFE see us; we can assure yeti 1nirk re- re-.
lIsn, iI,SleIshec given on application Will
h, shi H. oischewskl X Co, au kiam
.--e-.9lnh. IL
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sghkAT REMEDY-For c1iIIs- levers
III. ana laundice; always makes a
|bonie uefsr Southern Tonic: price 81
RSeSo for sale by all druggists or S.
si' manufacturer. Navasota, Tex.
MA
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BOARD. $3.50 and 81 per week; table
board 50. 200 Labranch.
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PROPERTY bought and sold, rents collect
cd and property carefully looked after.
give me a trial. s, H. Cochran, lo02 Me.
kee street Phone lall 10
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WANTED TO KFNr.

WANTED furnished reomis, i1f , nsn'
IJdress Ffank Robertson. $40 Main street,
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

LOsT stray Ell or stolcn' One small Jersey
royr branded circle. j. H., connected 4
liberal reward for her return 10 HenAc :
Ice Factory Chas. Helms. II
TOS'T-S Saturday evening. ladies' sterling
silver belt cupids connected with chains
~ rnscbuds: lost between Crawford
and Mckinney. and San Felipe and
Fr"nklin streets; IS reward II returned
TO this Office. ~
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MANTED-Whlte man and wife or ~.
IL males; one must be first class rool Nv
one general house keeper. Applv 70 7.
lausen. Orange, Texas fF W
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a. TO rent fITe-ro0in house witt
stable aud bugsy shed T. o. poA OLE,
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale, on install.
ment plan, q pretty new modern cottage;
convenient to car llne' lots for SAFE at
Joha A. Milroy. Agent
tt 40 Main Street.
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PERSONAL.
0F AYSW Frs

IrTtyE AGENCY Trained detectives
kIshtd fer ciyii aud criminal invostiga-
i, reasonable rates, correspondence
5ctcd. James McCnne, Box 1870, IIous-
Texas.
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OFFICES! OFFICES! OFFICES Three
very desirable offices ON the NTH floor
of the Khan building FOR rent. Apply
VIM II. Olschewske, lessee, 200 KAN
building.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

,-IIlNfiE-UpTIghf Matnusntk pIHIg
far good strong family horse ana sur
rev can on q. ]. Palmer. business
Manager Post.
VIII exchange Improved and unlmproyed
nronertys In county scat In Texas Tor I'M
proved farm II LOCATION aesiraoie'
dress 30Si. this Office
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A WARNING We haven't had any winter.
the moths are going 10 he bad Send US
your carpets. We guarantee them FOR
two years after being cleaned by us.
Your mattresses should be made over II
you wish to be bcHthy Furniture up.
holStered and repaired. French furniture
polish sold by the pint or gallon. August
Rihirrc, Magnolia steam Carpet Works,
5lt Dallas street Phones: New 800;
old ISL. Library coupons given. 10
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FOR RENT-Two nicely Finished rooms
with or without board In private family;
reference exchanged, Apply 1902 Frank.
lin avenue. Il
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WANTED TO BUY.

- "a " = ASH purchasers for Honstol
sais ~ na"perty II you hare anything for
turns go 90, We eau assure you quick re
iIsn, I,SleIShec given on application Will
| h iam H. olschewsh i 60. aW KAN
a. hturEt-Heayy expense; viii pay SPOT
| fbjS ns5sc aone' no agents. Address Ills,
".A6MdIED 70 BUY rolling Invalid chaIT'
"a -; -i-s. stern, lulS Chapman, :
Va" tI NnEDJA secondhand turning lathe.
| sSuress FRANK Bell, care Lake jackson
-susar Co., Angleton, Texas. 10
WANTEp-ru buy, for cash hand mr.
osgin steam laundry. Address sOTI this
We BUY, sell, rent lease. exchange and
| T .1an money Weathersby 4 Co, llU,ls
VIZ prcs Want everybody % keep it i'm.
mi pu manu- furniture, household goods
uhu sun lead others by paving the bich.
49, cash prices. Barr a Kulier. ia
,oo%HD, gentle buggy horse; safe for lady
~ urlvc; also good COW fresh In milk
Il 2. Box 55l. ''N' N'''S
! WtANrED-ro buy cheap fol cash. ponT
thorse. suitable for lady to drive, with
49,! ana harness. must he cheap, Al
--- 9-csz go. lhls Office
| WiANrED-A good second hand plano A1-
-- aLess ~. This office.
WANT no BUY twenty purc Mood Angora
hahHleS and one billy. uot over | YEAR
IN umbCr raised preferred Address W
~ sage box ~ Drummer postoflice. nous.
.-----------
WANTED To buy gentle family horse and
HaruesS' second hand rubber tire phaeton
~ ~ good condition. Address Xxx, this of.
= Nv u
WANTED Saddle horse FOR his keen: slx
hours work per day. Letter Carrier 10
=
OLD BOOKS bought and sold. Purdy's
Book Store. Il
W.ANTED--To buy OF rent a small gentle
Hhcuahd pony suitable for Il little girl;
also pony mot Shetland with good
sall Tor a boy. Apply lil7 Mckinney
aNGnuc. .
| BUY, pack move aud store furniture
ana household goods; all storage moved
irec' money Hdyenced without interest;
only hrst class warehouse u city r.
r. LOTUS 2ll Milan street Phone
9l6 Il
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid FOR iron,
brass copper. lead, zinc. rubber, bones
aud all kinds Of junks. II NJ Kamiusky
y Bros, Galveston AIS
TIE CHICAGO IRON AND METAL
Company, dU3 Preston. Will pay highest
cash prices for scrap Iron, coppcr, brass
zinc. lead, sacks, etc. Bring your Junk
to us and get best returns. New Phones
47G. II
PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for old clothing,
ladies' and gentlemcn's clothes hats
shoes, etc. drop card and l will call.
II. S.lverberg, $40 Milan, As
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WANrED-A young lady to travel with
Illusions; no experience necessary. Ad-
dress Illusions, box l26 Schulcnbure,
Texas, ~
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kiED-Every sufferer from rhcuma
" paralysis spinal affections. weak
Mme back erYslpclns to know that
ialons "Jo-lle" Oil relieves and
r. Nhen all other known remedies fail;
ana S.9O each postpaid. Write for
r. H. u. Jones Sons, Dallas, Texas.
7ls.Ol
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3trfeS = ~ Fms, NaNasota, Texas, mnnu-
<gvcrras save that cure letter, eczema,
u pa,,,r Oh sores of any kind: 81 per
Iasated rs e,, buying this salve and not
.de5 w N.ter using one box money re-
write for testimonials. T-17-Ot
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~ fononaLDING, boiler settings, en-.
b ny nuation masonry of any descrIp.
Its,. ~, Borden * Antell, 200 Main
60 --eSpondence solicited. Ct
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ssy.T sA Ar 4. DRUG STORE; YOU can
.Al III there 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-15
4 DECISION MKT tuesday

The Grand Jury was before Judge
Gear three times this morning. The
first time the jury was called in to re-
port progress and. the second time was
when the Jurors came in with partial
report. Later Judge Gear called in to
explain a report that foreman Abels
and Deputy Attorney General Cathcart
had been consulting with the Chief
Justice Frear.
1t was announced that the Supreme
Court would give decision next Tues
day in the habeas corpus cases. This
was information given by Frear
to Abels when Gear called the jurors
in to ask about the alleged conference.
1t had been reported that Cathcart
and Abels had been together to see
Frear about the habeas corpus, and
Judge Gear informed the jury that his
court was the one to which they should
go for instructions. The foreman anS
Cathcart each admitted that h
! had seen the Chief Justice. but denied
| that there had been any conference.
They went to find out when the habeas
corpus decision would be given, and
were told next Tuesday. Judge Gear
appeared to be satisfied with the ex
PLANTATION.
The Attorney Generals department
has the Kahuku witnesses at hand. As
long as the Supreme Court decision is
coming so quickly, however, it is
thought that the Grand Jury will not
present anv indictments of the. released
men until 1t knows whether the release
will stand.
/ Judge Gear and a jury are now en-
gagged in the trial of the second suit of
Sister Albertina, as trustee for Stella
X Cockett, against the Kapiolani Es-
tate company. Princes David and
Cupid, A. Y. Atkinson and Kaiilekele
are also defendants. The action is for
land in Pauoa valley, including the At
kinsOn place and adjoining property,
claimed under the will of one Mama
kina which was filed in March, 1862
| The jurors chosen to try the case are:
| p. c. Jones, A. w. Pearson, ID. B. Re-
near, George Keauoha, o. Cox, ]. A.
| Legros. r. K. Hanapi. r. C. Lane NJ.
| p. Robinson, B. F. Dillingham;, George
/ Nawaakoa, e. S. Holt.
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FINED FOR RUBBLRIXG
TWENTY DEFENDANTS WHO
WATCHED RUSSIAN WAR.
Judge Wilcox Fined Them $40 and Costs
Backbone of Crowd Had Actually
Been Gambling.

Twenty-one defendants were before
Judge Wilcox this morning to answer TO
having violated section 391 in having
been present at a place where a game of
Russian War was in progress. The
crowd was rounded up by Detective
David Kappa and posse yesterday af-
ternoon while on porch at the corner
of River and IAukui streets.
The crowd was one of the most cos
mopolitan that had been before Judge
Wilcox in a long time. The majority
were natives. In addition there were
five Portuguese, several Chinese and
one Porto Rican. Eight of them plead
ed not guilty while the rest threw them
selves on the mercy of the court and
admitted having been present at the
game.
Several of those who pleaded guilty
took the stand and testified against
those who had pleaded not guilty. The
court gave each defendant an onuortun-
ity of questioning the witnesses. Every
one proceeded to try and corner the
witnesses and prove that the latter had
not seen the defendants. The witnesses
proved to be of the star variety how
ever for they remembered every thing
that had occurred and it was impoS-
sible to shake their testimony.
The Portuguese men vainly endeavor-
ed to show that they had not been with
| In the immediate proximity OF the game
at all but had been merely passing by.
Only one of the defendants succeeded
in getting free. He was a native boy
who it appears had been attracted by
the police trying to round up the crowd
and unlike an angel had rushed into
the midst of the outfit and been ar
| rested. He was discharged.
Many of the defendants seemed to
think it a shame that they should be
arrested for having merely been pres
ent. No testimony was offered to prove
that anybody had actually played the
game. The court fined all of the $40
and costs each. which means about 5000
and some odd dollars for the territorial
treasury.