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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-16
T, pelloht and Refresh.

Today the ice cream and caudv de-
partment Of Wall, Nichols COMPANY.
Limited. viii opsn TO the public. Here
will be found all the delights of the
most modern and improved ice-cold
milk drink dispensary. Candies Of
the daintiest and most delicious kird
viii be obtairahle and no finer varie-
" OF sggary delieacies and refreshing
beverages will be found anvwhere.
Grnenhaeen's candies are one of the
many attractive features. One may
enter this hall OF refreshing delight
from King street direct. or bv first
visiting the stationery deaartment
and then passing through the arch
connecting the two stores.
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reys yesterday morning until notified
to appear. J. I.ando. \ X Jones. J. S
Andrade. L. 4. Rostin and w G.
Rowland
The appeal OF HOLSTER Drug Com
pany from Judgment on veriet in the
First Circuit Court. awarding dam
aces against K to Nellie \ Cooke for
injury to her face caused by lotion
she bought at its store. vas argued
before the Supreme Court yesterday.
Robertson & Wilder appeared for the
plaintiff: Andrews, Peters & Andrade
for the defendant
sun Chin, charged with larceny In
the second degree. was found not
guilty in Judge Humphreys court.
yesterday by the following jury.
c. E. Lake. ". Smithies- Harbos-
tie. Guy Livingstone. ]. X. Merse-
berg. G. ". Hawson. r. A. Dexter.
". Herrick. George Kaia. Motley, John
Hansman. II. c. Bickerton-
tn case OF yagrancy against L. x
Otis was dismissed yesterday.
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the enclosure and includes 3 meal
such as could rot be obtained at any
Of The town caterers for more than
the cost Of admission
The grab box, too. under the super
vision OF Mrs Jack Mcyey and Mrs
Charles Herrick. win ofter a good
square return for the money in each
case. each Of the articles being fairly
worth the pyice Of a grab"
The executive committee. under
Nhose able management the fair Is
moving along TO success. consists Of
Mrs. S. C. Allen. president; Mrs f..
C. Maefsrlane. vice president; Mrs.
J. r. Bowler. treasurer. and Mrs. A.
T. Murphy. secretary.
At yesterdays meeting $50 worth OF
tickets were reported as sold since
the previous meeting. making a total
OF over $3.50 worth already sold.
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Peaenok Ruvs Business Let.

An IMPORTANT lard deal whereby
". C Peacock purchased from John
Emmeluth In fee simnle the Ahana
and Marehant street pr pertses facing
Merchant street ord ho-dersng On TIE
pew line Of Riehop street was cen
clnded YESTERDAY. The price p-id
for the n-o1e-t~ was s2s 600 It f.
understood that Mr. Peacock viii
proceed to improve the nrone-ties
Uifho-t deiav ara fhat huildi-g uI-n-
ore being fo-mplsted. waterhor~e &
Company conducted the transaction.
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POLO at THE PARK.
Disciples CT Blackstone TO Contest
With Sons Of Mars.


With Sons Of Mars
The Hornets I-awyersl and the Ar
tiiIeries will cross mallets this after-
noon in a polo match az Kapiolani
Park. A lively game is anticipated
The lineup is as follows:
Hornets-Colo-s; Yellow shirts. !.
Judd: 9. Perry: 3. Carter: back. Dole.
Artilleries-Colors: White SHIRTS,
red sash. /. NcAdory: 2. Norton ),
Saiugle: back, Hancock.
The KapiolanI Park grounds will be
used because OF their convenience.
this being the theater season and
many Of the players and spectators
having theater engagements. with
which a match at Moanaiua would in
terfere.
The temporary field at Moanalua Is
in good shape. and will be PLAYED up
on through the polo season, as well
as the park fields. but the regular
grounds at MoanaIua are net vet IL
condition. The work is going forward
and good progress is being made. but
they will not be ready for use for
some time yet.
The few games ALREADY PLAYED
showed marked Improvement In
polo PLAYING among the members OF
the different teams Shingle and Per
nv we're Increased a goal each in han
dicaD as the result of last weeks
match.
The Indian nolo sticks which have
been introduced are not meeting with
particular favor among the enthusi-
acts They are very light but too
lIraber to suit the majority of ths
PLAYERS. They VIII probably be moe
suitable to the members cf the girls
polo club. the organization OF which
Is being contemplated
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sAsslTr CARTER WEDDING.
Young Couple viii ee United Nov
28th at Central Union.

EONfA 81 SNAtAtN 81
Mr. and Mrs. Jos ph Oliver Carter
have issued invitations TO the mar
riage OF their daughter, Sarah NJ I
chell, 70 Mr. Wiafr Howa d Bah
bitt. on Thursday evening. November
2sth. az $3.50 o'clock. at Central
Union Church.
Only a limited number of friends
have been invited to attend the we'd
ding. and only the immediate Tela-
tIyes Of the bride and groom will be
present at the quit reception which
viii follow the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents on Nuuanu
street.
The recemony viii be performed b,
the Rev. William NJ. Kincaid Miss
Mary Carter. sister Of the bride. viii
be maid of honor. and Miss May
Damon and Miss Mary WiddIfield will
be bridesmaids. Robert W. Shingle
will act as bestman.
The young couple are well known
in Honolulu society circles. Miss Car
ter being the youngest daughter of
one OF the oldest families OF the ISL
ands. and Mr.. Babbitt. who is con-
nected with the Won Hamm-Y Young
Company. being a popular tennis
player and sportsman. He was also
some three years ago. member OF
the faculty Of Oahu College. being in
structor in general sciences.
The wedding will be a very pretty
one. and one which society viii be
very much interested in. The engage
ment Of Mr.. Babbitt and Miss Carter
was announced last season. Thev wiz
spend a honeymoon of some weeks
on the other islands. and announce
that they win be at home after Janu-
airy 18th.
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F~-s Nete Charles Mcdonald OF
the ship Emily Reed. who was found
zufitv OF assau-t on The high eees
= .he U-ited St~trs ni~t-irt CoH-t
win be sentenced NJ Judge Ezsee this
morning st 10 o'clock
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Left to Directors.

A meeting Of the Kona Sugar Com
pany was held YESTERDAY morning and
all the ground in regard to the new
issue OF bonds was gone over. 1t was
finailv decided 10 leave the matter
entirely in the hands OF the dlrects=s
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SILVER TROPHY CUP FOR
PACIFIC TENNIS eLOB
. 80
A***e

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The Pacisc ennis Club has !
: Just received a beautiful silver !
trophy cup. the present cf Wal !
lace Alexander who was re- =
I GENTLY here assuming tbs du- !
ties OF ]. p. Cooke n Aiexaa- !
der q Raldwin's during the VA !
cation OF Mr.. Cooke nn Mani. J
While here Mr. A'eva1der ;
was extended the rrivilsees J
ana eourtssies of the Psc'fic !
Ten2is Clnb. and rS an exDres- 1
: sion Of his appreciation for the
hospitality of the cub rsera- !
osrs. he presents the hand !
I some trophy. 70 he p~t IN as a /
: clah cHp and ccrpefosi for nv !
members OF tha Peeifc Te1~is !
: Club only. and To 70 ana'i~ - 1
anyone who wins II three :
times. ,
The cRp VIII probably hs !
: played Tor lust p~so- 70 the i
! chanlpionship trur-~ree-t. sd .
; will furnish an i~aveernenf FOR /,
keen practice ma|~h-~. pct'-x !
rs stimulus IA ~e't'ng fhe !
! PLAYERS en the eoe-ss n tire :
70 bs Il good training Tor the !
tournament !
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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
MUCH MARRIED
The Interesting Case Of a
Chicago Printer
TWO WIVES
CARED FOR BOTH
Worked Night and Day to Maintain
I've Families and Divided His
Time BstEeea Them. Found Out
at Last and Goes TO the Psaitea-
tiafy.

CHICAGO, July 6.--Two wives, two
chiidren, two names, two homes and
two jobs. This Ii the remarkable re-
cord ef John p. Klein, printer, which
was disclosed In his trial for bigamy be-
fore Judge Smith In the Criminal Court
today, md for which he vas given an
indssssminate sentence In the penisen-
tiary and fined si and cosss.
Klein's Lille has been ~ unique a. il is
double. and. IL presents some Of the
most amasing and extEaordinary
features OF any that has come up i'm
these courts for many moon. II com
msuced in November, 1905. when he
married Mary IL. Panoch OF Chicago. q
preatY young woman scareely more than
10. Two years later he became inf at
aated with Miss Olga saistrnm, who
waa no less attractive than her rival,
and . isw days before Christmas
last year they. too. wsre made
'sons" at Hammond. Ind. Bat ihss
time the husband took the marriage
vowa ander the aliaa oil John r Kent.
Beth wives lived In Chicago. bat not
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05

under the same roof. and each had nc
knowledge OF the existence OF the other
This is what finally got Klein into, trou'
BILE, for he found 1t difficult to perform
the duties OF husband in bosh house.
holds at the came time without giving
away the secret OF his double life. To
Mrs. "Klein" were born two children, a
little boy and little girl, and they liv-
ed happily at 10s Mohawk street, al
though the children often cried Tor
Papa when he wasn't there. and
mamma" couldn't altogether under
stand why he wasn't there.
With Mrs. "Kent" the man lived In q
modest little cottage at 1880 School
street, and although she loved him very
much. she spent much time wondering
why he wasn't more ut home, for she
could not believe that he worked day
and night for the mere pittance OF $40 q
week, sum which she found IL difiiealt
TO live on.
working himself 10 death trying to sup
port both wives. During the day he was
employed in North sideprintiag shop,
for which be received q salary Of s25 a
week. This he turned over to Mrs.
Klein regularly every week. After work
he went TO his home in Mohawk street,
ate his dinner, slept few hours, and
then started out with the excuse that
he Was negotiating for more work, which
kept him out most OF the night. In
stead he went TO another shop. where he
worked the early part oi the night, and
when he had finished there he returned
10 the other wife In School street. alept
. few honrs more, ate breakfast and
started oat to perform the duties OF his
day job.
Klein kept this up for nearly six
months, but tho wife who got only tio q
week aud saw her hashand bat iew
hours every day, grew suspicious and
set out to investigate. She trailsd him
for some weeks before she fnalas learn.
ed the truth. she demandedan explan-
alton. bat Ii vas not toFsaaeoxsing. 10
she vent TO police magssssate and se.
cured q warrant for kieias arrest. He
was landed In jail May last on the
charge of bigamy aud adultery. the lat
ter charge being afterward dropped.
Klein IL tail, tlae looking man. about
80 years old.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Los angeles Politics
Some Rstirements.

Los ANoELEs, July S--George 5 s. Pat.
ton. who has been In The past q leader
Of the Democracy In Los Angeles and
Southern California In many a iorlorn
hope, 10 out Of politics, and he insists
that bis retirement has no strings IN Ii.
Patton. in discussing the matter with b
reporter, said
II have not always In the past been
successful when contending for what /
believed 70 be principle, but have,
nevertheless, no regrets. Politics nov.
adays 10 essentially rich mans game,
and | am determined TO devote my en-
ergies hereafter toward retaining for my
children such d this worlds goods as
posssss. That task viii keep mo basy.
and ! shall hare time for nothiag else. =
The recent edlea Of President Charles
M. Hays Of the eouthern Pacific. With
drawing certain OF the company's en-
pioys from active politics. will probably
also take out Of the arena oil consiiet
Train Dispatcher Thsnas Mccaffrey
and. without George .. Patton and Me.
csfirey gioxering ut each other In ths
Democratic bull ring, pext years prim-
ariea bid fair 10 be almost too tame
for its mention.
John r. catIey Ia also, for some
time at least, out of active politics
He IL imas at present basily engaged In
the management Of an oil enterprise at
Beaumont, ]. noxaey Harvey and ctar-
ence Maekay being among The hig stock
holders oi the comp Gaffeg has
sent word 10 Tos Angeles that he 10 MAX
Ing money and 10 out Of politics ~.
good.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Hiss Hall Entertained
Surprised By Friends.

Mics Hall. the amiable aud popuIas
proprietor Of Hotel Hall. was pleasantly J
remembered last night by the younp
men living at the hotsl. The Fourth ol
Juiy 10 Miss. Halle birthday, and the
young people OF the hotel organised q
serenade In her honor and completely
surprised her.
The serenading party we're invited to
view the tlre works display given under
the auspices OF Mrs. G. b. Rawiins to
the little folks.
After this there was dancing and re
treatments in the court by the light ol
the moon. 1t was deiishtfully pleasant
occasion, appreciated alike by Miss Hal
and her guests.
Among those present we're Misse,
Cheyney, o'Conneil, Mansfield, Jossey
Cawthorn, Bell, Harrison, Culver. Con,
ger. Miller, and Others. Messrs. Bueh
ring, Ferguson, Richey, Ha'loway, Lo
well. Lee. Manning. Castle, Gillett
Harry and Herb Drachman, Forbes,
Eeyin, Kit, Sturgess, Boland, Bell, Col
Breathitt, ormsby, Wright, Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. scrouie. Mrs. Holbrook
Prof. and Misc Holmes.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Pennsylvania Boys Beaten
Leander Club Takes Cup
TWAS a Magnificent Contest

HENLEY England July sTo the disappointment Of all Ameri
cans at Henley the Leand Rowing Club this morning defeated
the crew the University Of Pennsylvania the n the
grand challenge cup
There bright sunshine and puffy winds blowing
shore slightly vong the Leanders station The followers the
m evnc the greatest confidence and Leande
where available but the confidence exceeded money
Neither the the showed any Of
and in capital Pennsylvania rowing IS the
minute Leanders At the end Of Tempe Island
cans led by third length AT Frawy the time saSz with
the Ieande ahead splendid struggle
out of which the Ieanders gained inch by inch
reached in Ave minutes and fifteen with
Lnders hafa length ahead At the hmn the Pennsyanans
made desperate squirt Of avail weakened
tercepby opposite grand The length
in seven minues 44-s seconds
finest contest the Thames and both contest
ants were greeted all along
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Hot Weather Drink
Used in New York.

New YoRK, July 5.-Since the advent
OF hot weather many New York Herald
readers have written, asking directions
for making the Herald punch, which
achieved fame in April last, when its
com position was first announced.
Unqualified Endorsement has been re-
ceived from various summer resorts
where the beverage has been tried. At
many well-known hostleries 1t has been
added TO the list OF popular hot weather
drinks. Its admirers recommend that
10 be served in a plentiful supply nf
shaved Ice. The recipe 10 M follows:
The juice Of one rich orange; one-half
seaspoonful powdered sugar; one orlin.
ary drink Of rye whiskey, with enough
81. Croix ram 10 flavor. shaket thorough
ly In ahayed ice and strain into ssnr
giass. or serve IN the lee in hot weather,
with the usual fruit decorations.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
How Tucson Celebrated
Mayors Plan a Huge Success
Youngsters Were Out in Force

American Mexican White Indian coored all condi
tons OF and children touched elbows
equality at the park yesterday evening celebrate
1t the first the accidents
useless plan The evening
Tor the exercises,
When six O'Clock the park crowded. young misses In
ehatted with Tucson coming strodo and
fro The sign keep off the grass
en and lawns and walks
Tucson on this gala day.
The pavilion where the
eiaboatey decorated the flags ssoan
ed pennants hung bearing the legend Young America Vel
This seemed obe the underlying principle whole
1t the youth the which occupied position
cia guest The
were, all, for to and of the youth Of Tucson.
One popular in fact ali the dav
after the genial salute among city
How much did you nghtr" gift
fhmens young people by the city
fathers appreciated the people irrespective Of social
position together grass together seaped
the last drop and often together unbushng claimed they
overlooked and obtained fourth helping
The supply held out and no neglected.
As dusk set in, pretty effect of lighting
pavilion where musical being executed very
lent The had been hung with bunting which
ed the electric light that later be Along
mpovsed bulbs blue inserspcd
intervals with white kept the unity effect with bunting
made illumination sterling artistic and patriotic lines
Finally grew dark for the little speeche
attendance the 6
birthday the Twentieth century had 81
a matter Of history. S#.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Deserters Shot at.
Two Probably Killed.

LAagno, Tex, Jnly s.--Ali Laredo
was aroused Mt an early hour this morn.
ing BY heavy and continuous firing on
the river bank between the two I.asedos.
Investigation proved The aring 10 have
been done by squad oi Mexican guards
upon two deserters. who undertook 10
escape TO this side by swimming the
Rio Grande. Every time one OF them
showed his head above the water bullets
we're sure 10 splash around it. The
guards say they did not his either one.
but those who raw the shooting on this
side think they we're killed. IL is GER
taia neither landed ON the Texas side.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
A Model Village.

It is rnmored that q $l ,O00, 600 village
will be founded In New York State, In
connection with large shoe factory.
The prime movers being acouple of phil.
anthropists who desire TO make the lot
OF their employees happy. Anything
that adds to happiness should be en-.
dorsed, and that is why iioatetter's
Stomach Bitters, which cures diseases OF
the stomach, liver and bowels, has re-
eeived the hearty endorsement OF the
American people and has record OF fif-
ty years to Its credit, Use the Ritters
for dyspepsia, indigestion, billousness
and constipation. II never iails TO Of
feet speedy and permanent cure. 1t Ia
also an excellent tonic. II you feel worn
out and nervous, 1t is just whatyou need
to build You up.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Homicide Followed
BY Suicide.

From The Copper Era Of yesterday we
get the facts of . depiorable tragedy
that was enacted In Clifton last Sunday
afternoon.
Ed Harwell, a bartender In one OF the
popular resorts Of the copper camp and
temperate aud highly respected man,
shot and killed his wife and then made
way with himaelf. Speaking Of the Of
fair the Era says:
both parties we're 10 we'll known.
and the tragedy was % terrible In its
natare. that stronK men turned pale,
and many refused u believe the storys
Soon crowd gathered ut the residence
and entered through the open door Of
the pariof. ID "a adjoining room we're
the liieless forms 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
well. Mrs. Harweli was sitting at the
table with her he6d on her left arm and
her right hand resting on the table. She
had been shot behind the left ear, APP
parently without the slightaat warning,
and dying instantiy. Mr.. Harwell was
lying on his back with his head toward
the front Of the house. with the pistol
still grasped ID his right hand and m
ugly hole In the right side oil his head
His death also must have been instant.
aneoas. II was sight from which men
instinctively shrank, and many oi those
who Waited the house refused 10 enter.
THAT the tragedy was premeditated
there 10 no question. as Mr.. Harweli left
q letter giving an inventory Of his prop.
erty. which he placed at u, 600, and ask.
ed that his child be turned over to his
sister in Texas. He stated that he want.
ed the child raised religiously, and that
she be given the best education obtain.
able. That was all, but 1t was enough
to show that he had deliberately planned
the awful tragedy which he afterwards
carried out.
"Ed Harwell was well liked throught-
out the county, He was manly and
honorable In the highest extreme in oil
business transactions. His moral char
acter was above reproach, in fact, with
the exception Of high temper. IL can
trutlliully be said that so far as the III
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05

! cavaileEia Rasiicana. played on o
genuine Magginni concert grand violin
by Ernest LaDge. accompanied by Dan
Randmann. sas pronounced by ail ~ q
masterpiece rendered BY masters.
Eighteen hundred ice cream dishes
weFc given oat. bat il is impossible TO
compute the amount Of cream consumed
by Yonng America. IL was his time
oas, and he did the occasion fall justice.
In order to verify truism that the
big fishes often get away with the small
ler ones, it is not inapproiaie TO recount
conversation overheard between two
boys. 10 and i2 years Of age respectively
"iIow many plates Of ice cream did you
get. Jim2" Il got fourteen how many
did you get?" only got four" quoth
The smaller 81 the two. Bat his stoma.h
indicated that they must have been
very large oues.
Mayor Schumacher speech turning
The park over TO the kids in Difference
to an unfinished program. vas timely.
He hadn't any park TO turn over to
anyone the Kids had captured and tax.
en- possession OF the City park-and
what could the poor Masor do but sub
init to superior forces. At any rate
Mayor Schumacher submitted very
gracefully.
The reading OF the Declaration oil
Independence by General Royal A
johnson, was dispensed with after con-
suifsfion.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
THE CITIZEN
MAKES BUSINESS
The Result Of an Advertisement From
I. Zeckendorf & Co.

uR STORE simply thfonged Monday the result of
~ the advertisement The citizen said Mr. Senfelds
manager for L. Zeckendorf Go. Never my ob
rush of business been directly
advertisement in this People constantly
advertisement calling for article specialized in
doubt the agency by which rush OF business OF
Thousand dollars day induced simply
people Tucson read The Citizen to buy after
seeing the bargains Offering
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05
Discharged Soldiers on Rampage.

ABuouERQuH n NJ, July sTwo wounded one fatally in
ured through the leg arrived here soldier train
passing through to the east
Hobrook discharged soldiers shooting promis
couy Frank Phillips coored received bullet
abdomen white soldier named Eyesoe was shot through the
leg
living small Of here shot while stand
ing at 10 her house.
Winow the citizens armed themselves with shoguns aud rites
and refused the soldiers to leave the train.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-05

Among the many little patriots Who
were being entertained il 0ns a.
serving of speeial mention. He b IN
dlminusise son Of Mr.. Rartlsft, tlss ex.
pressnaan. A streafnes had heen stsn4eiks
ed from the City Hall to The Ellie buiIl
ing, and while come Roman candien
were being fired the inliammahls rnsass
became ignited. Stepping up to Cen
eral Royal A. Johnson. the iittls pats5ae,
pointing to the burning stresmsr. ssSt;
MIR. odicsr. do you see that thas n ~
flag, and II the boys who did thst -
not larger than l. would protect II. n
10 unnecessary TO say that the littia gsl.
low found warm ptacs In Genetai
Jollnson's heart.
After the closing exercises at the psrlk, /,
and when sombre hae. envslopsI ttsst
erstwhile inviting srot. two spsintsss
appeared npon TIE scene and procssded
10 test their mettle. IL was i hundrell-
yard dash between Kid Wfldine ma 10
chonosky. Thsstart was even and icr
even money. Wilding was Gsst q
loot clean Of limb. and eaaily bestad Jos
in ! ! seconds. Considerable mon~y j.
said TO have changed hands on fhe 10.
Mariners Juvenile band did tkssn-
selves proud. and the compliment that
Attorney Orala bestowed upon thsan
was we'll deserved. ss5ssss
Miss May Bartlett's cornst-solo Mas
heartily, and dssersedly encosst. M