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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27
Oeutf&es eOmmer absater.
@tp gsrt Saaulpia gnlsmbI,.

YIN Sienitae. ben 2. SuIi, finbet bic
i&on felt ldneersr Belt ansstanbiste
Nuflbruns bss bo&intsrsRantsn Bolts.
ittides ,,Der Serreottfdniser bon Dber,
Gmmersau" ftatt. Das Slid erireut
itA in DeutidIanb uno Amsrila elmer
unsemsinsn 8eliebtbeit unb pirb uobI
aud bier ieinen 8psd niGt ~bsfebIsn.
Die Sanblun8 III cine fpannenbe unb
fabrt unS mitten in bic baperii&sn AIpen,
tpO S&ubpIatter sstanst ipirb unb traf.
tise Sober erIIinsen. 8eisst iann bier
has Stdd sana aussSeidnet psrben unb
ea au6 einiee Serri@uften bisiissr Stabt
ibre Ritpiriune suseiaat baden, tpirb
uobl Der grfUIe ni1t ausbIeiben. -Su
ben Sauptroaen iino bic 9amen S66n.
feb, Woisan, NSlsr, 9ostt&er unb
8ia bef8aftist unb bic Serren : Sanifd,
S4ober, Rod. Bauer. grIau, @siB unb
Srieori@. Sran; @rIau tpirb bas Stud
in Sesne ieben. gang mad benz Wuitsr,
tuie er serube in bieiem Stad an ben be-.
fen 8Gbnen DeutiGIanbs unb Gmerilas
mitBsma4t bat Der edte Ori8insls
Shubplaitertans ipiro bon Serrn Gle.
mems Bauer einfuoirt, Der Elm edtss
2inb Der 8erse 1T unO fribsr nit elmer
sroBen @eisai4aft reiite. bic iid fpssieQ
init berartissn Stldsn befasts. SRI.
S4Dnfelo pirb isbr bibide ginlaesn
iin8en, ebenfalS aus ibrer Seimatb, benz
f&6aen Sapernlanbs, Serr War Sanii6
ipielt ben Serreotti6niber. IS 1T IN.
beoinst cine iebr quite 8urftslung su er.
t%parten, barum ioute ieber ben ..0srrs
eottfdniber" iebsn un6 tpirb bod befrie.
oist oas Sbeater usrIaHsu. Die fdmmt.
li6en Slide unferes tldtiesn gniemblss
rerbsn nit eroBem 8eifale oufseflbrt
unb 10 ipirb es ebenio unb umiomebr am
ud6ftsn Sienftae Absnb Der SaI fem.
Die 8oritsann8 an Iestsn Sisnftag
Ibenb, n8on Stufe su Stufs." tpurbs
gang aus83ei6net eeipielt unb ,sibneten
I'D aue Witmirfenoen burd tpoblburd.
Dadtss ilntleriides Spiel aus. 8eiou.
oerS bic 6efanes' Ginlaeen ssislen gan,
auberorosntli6. Der BaI3sr bon Sri.
Stbnfelb muBte pieberbolt ba capo &C..
lunaen psroen has Suett spif6sn
Serrn grIau unb SRI. Sdbnfslo ssfisI
nit ben SOtal. 8srien uneemein unb srn.
iete Serr grlau in isinem eouplst gan,
anBeroroentlihen 8sifaa. Ssrr Mar
0anifb, Der ben Taps3ierer e.. @ebllfsn
grnlt Woblmutb ipislie. CAB uns cine
pOblbus4ba&te aslfuns. tpis fs ME BOT.
Der in SCRANTON eeieben ipurbs unb
ipurbe oisier Serr auf ofsnsr Scene piss
Derbolt eur8 8s,faa ausesssidnst. Sc.
Der Der Witplttenosn that feline 9Ht9t
IN poIem MaBe ; SRI. 8oett&sr tuar in
Spiel uno 8arberobe aus8eSeidnet. 9as
0ans ipar trob Der Sise gut bsiudt unb
amGiirien it1 bic Anluefenben bOrtrsf.
lid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27
Staot un0 Gonntb.

Da Der Bterte Suli ndhite Wpae
auf ben Sonneritas fdut. 70 tpirb bas
SCRANTON WobsnbIatt" einen Gag frls
Der, am Wittpod. bsrausseesbsn tuer.
ben.
- SdsriF 6. $. S&abt rsiae am
Sreitae Nbenb nad Buffalo, g.. o., um
iid bic @unber Der Pun.a msriianiidsn
4usfieaune an,uisben. ST tebrts am
Wontas suriid.
- Sebr .SisI unrsinss 8Iut, tpirb
bur6 einen unreinsn Nasen peruriaat.
Den lebtsren au requiem. sei6isbt ON
beften our6 Or. Ausuit 8bnis'S Cams
burger Sropfen, ipobur@ 3uelei1 aud
oas Slut 8sreinist tpirb.
- Sobn 2onnep, Der Bel ben 2ada.
panna 8~arrenperten am Samltag Iid
aufriibreriid betrus unb uuf bic arbeiten.
ben Wdnner i4impfte, tpurbs am Conn.
tag far brei Nonate benz @efansnib
~lberianbt.
= GIN Der 2isbsrirans grcurfion mad
Buffalo am Wonta8 Morsen nabmsn
ettpa l5C 9eriOnsn tbsiI unS ss mar cine
Iufise. frDbIids 6sisaf&aft. bic nit
BEN 2adapanna 8uss UNI IL ubr ab.
eampfte. Die ausfdsIer iebrsn am
Samftas Worsen ,uriid.
- Ser SfanbaI in Der Gmsrman,
DirOn afaire III Isbte 8ods auberbalb
oes @sri&tss esf&Iidtst tporbsn unb
trie es beibt, erbdlt Hep. 8. &. Dirpn,
Der ..Sreunb' Der @ittipe gla Amerman,
unb feline 8irbsr ie $4,000, pomit et
ii& aufrieben eiebt.
Yin benz @eri1issebdube fol- tpie,
Der berumeefidt tperben, inbem bic Nb.
p~otaten nit Der atouitii bes Saupt.@ Sc.
ri&tssimmers unsufrisbsn finb unb es
berbehert baden polen. Sine biesbe.
sdeli&e Betition tpurbe am Somifaa BEN
@eri4t ieitens Der 9lbpotaten Soree.
leet.
SO III bel tpsitem better, mad BE.
enoi8ung Der Tasesarbsit su biniren,
trenn man ruben unb bas gfen bsrbauer
Tam. oils su eiien unb bann lofort tpiebe,
sur Arbeit su Iaufen. 2eute bic frib,ei.
tie su Bette ssbsn, iolien i'm Ritte bel
Cages einiren unb bann cine Siunbe Stub,
senieben.-SuIi Ladies' Home Journal
c,: gN 1otmsae usperfragtil8 Del
Stiff Strabe 2olomoiiben Merte be,
Slaloh utanataIlut eoInpaals an BIZ
am Donnsrfas Nadmittaa babisr burd
8~esabIung bes AnfaufasIbes an bi,
Didfon Gompanie, bic bann aue 8apiere
Bidder, etc., on bic neusn giaentbImel
einbdnbists.
a.. e
o,s,ss.,Ss %ss.v.s @.s. SVsomoh Dol
~ "p'nas, osl oas %slss pst'
& .0.% I S"iVss an.s. 10 SABRE,
a"t w. 'sn Ss.'.islaa 9at'sh an'
mem 8iabs an,uI6Iaaen. murbe an
| Rontaa auf bic Nniiaae bes Oeput,
Sabriiinipetturs 8iibop a~rretirt unb uu
500 BON Waaiitrat WiIar beHrait.
sr'Hesoroer DtoIr t@elnt es tibs
9enot'rlen iu eapen, oaB otsl Wiit8lieoeI
Der 5ipe!ten gresbptsrii1sn 8ir4e, be-
sr AUG leit Se8rlnoun8 %an8sbbrte. eli
1peil pee eolnltS btloeten, oaS mad
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27

= Die Wisbsaisisitsn apii&en Der
Gsntrai Benna. TsIspbon 60. unb ibren
2inisnaneefsaten finb in sufriebenfeasn'
Der @eiie ssi@li&tet tuOrben.
- WidaeI GOesins, Der nit anOeren
aus einem o. & 5. @dtsrtua8en Bier
asftoblen baben ioG, ipurbe seftern in
grmangeIun9 bon 81 1000 Birei4afi
BEN @efdnsniB %ibertpisien.
- Das 9Iuefsin Gbepaur bon Srani'
lin gpenue. tpeI6eS ben 4idbrisen Sobr
bss Saicb snir bon 2in6en StraB'
tbatlid ansrif unb nidt u~nsefdbrIi6 per'
Isbts. tpurbe am Montae flr fem eeri&t'
Iidss Gri6einen unter $500 8irsf4afl
seFslt. Ser 2nabe befinbet iid felt BEN
ansriT unter ~bsitdnbiser drsili&er Be-
banolune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27

9Iumen unb 8IattpfIans
3en fur bas Ssnfteriims Der Mob-
nunsen armer 2sute folen In Getfsfer,
gnslanb. aus ftdbtifden Witteln be-
iorgt perben.
@egen Sdnupfen empfisblt
Elm fran5Dff9er Irat gau be Cologne.
bus man auf Elm Sufdsntu4 trOpft
unb otter bss Sages apei bis bret Mts
nuten lang etnatbmet.
Rabsau 12O0&naben unb
Wdb6en in 2ipsrpool. England.
befiben eine itGbti1de 2icena gum Stras
bens@ erfoufe bon 3eitunsen. Climb
bOladen. S9ubbdnbern u. |. IN.
Die mtbep1Ites
rung BON G~nglonb unb
males betrdst mad Der Iebten Genz
fusoufnabme 32,525, ZIG. 9as TT cine
3unnhme bon 3,523,191 felt benz
Sabrs 1891.
9~eutf9Ianbs @usfub
na4 9robbritonnien 1T felt
benz Sabre 1897 Don SITS, $50, 1000
auf $228. 000,0 900, unb bieienige @roBs
britanniens bon $165, $4,000 aui
$210, 900 gsftissen.
+ Der aafftssSmpprt nod
ben Der. Staaten belief fi9 bonn 1,
Suli 1900 Bis 81. WGra 1901 auf
GIT ,344.0O0 pfunb gum prsife BON
SAC, 218. 600, mas cine Wsbrausgabe
bon $5.000,000 sesen bic porberssbens
ben neun Monate bebeutet.
Dos poIosS pieI tpurbe ala
eth She'll Der atbletif6en Musbilbune
Der &abetten In Der MilitGrs 4tabemit
gu Weit point, y. g., einsefiibrt, unh
bic Regieruns bat gu bieism 3tpeds
etne @nsabl ponies onsetauft.
Gin SunneI, 25 Meilen lang
uno 1900 SUB unter benz Meerssipie.
gel. fol aptidsn 8aqusross8 Spa
MEN. uno Sanser an Der 0orbtiit,
@fritas erbuut psrben. IS pirb bies
Der tieffte Sunnel Der Melt fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27

81. Benedict "a. Ssrr Sentp Dep.
per. Assnt iir bas populate 3rduter.
beilmitlsl. 5orni's aipsnirdutsr 8lulbs.
lebsr, brddl ii& iebr aneriennsnb lbsr
ben Wertb behsIben aus. Ssrr Dspper
lpriGt aus elSener grfabruns. ,Ssit
fdnf Sabren mar i'd lslbsno. 8ein Dot.
tor puBte mas mir fsblte. Sd sins uah
Gbicaso in elm Soipital. absr aud oa
tonnte mir nidt 8ebo!fen tusrbsn. SD
8inB ipieoer beim, nidt better oils 3upOr.
Als lesten 8ettunesanfsr sriff i'd nun AZ
benz alien l6peiser SsilmiitsI, slIpsn.
trduter 8lutbeleber, unb iiebs ba. msine
3upsriGtwuroe ni&t tu Sdanben ; bsnn
bsute bin i'd seiunb uub flble better ais
felt pielen Sabrsn." -5orni's AIpen.
trdutsr 8lutpeleber III feline Apoibsisrs
meopin, ba ie nur Our6 ipssisls 2oial.
Aeentsn bsrfauft pirb. I'm nabsrs
Ausfunft penbe man ii1 an Or. Better
5abrnep, ll2-ll4 So. Sopne Abs.,
Sbieaeo. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27

ADMINISTRATORS Ra9riat.- eintulaft ui4aft
pss Urf. Strmaun WabItrs EN-, ltvtbin
pen Duumor, tadapanna County, IA.
9u Der ObietH 5iniulaftnl6aft 10 BEN tintn-
le6nsisn ttftamsutaTil&t 9oImaGt btpiaigi
pcretu, unb ale ptrlOnsH, bic 6oretruHsfn
ssssn pttltlbs BADEN, pTbtH lpIbt jur BGabI.
uus siHrsi6sn /; unp wsr o~sritlbsn I&ulbtt, pire
lur fsipriism 3abluns frsuubIi&f aufssfOTent.
Nusult WabIus, Aeminiaraior.
2i,6 1882 6rspt StTabk DuHmpTt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27

= Sn aIsep il Der aIts 8Ollsmapn
uno Srsibeitsiampfsr earl Su!ius Prsss
tOrius gsfioTben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27
Neme Mmsei8en.

Oeati@es CONNER 1beater,
eeranton sisesrtrani.
Nsu BORT S9auipiel Gniemble,
I'm Disuftaa, ben 2. Suli 1901;
Gum aisn WsaIs bier!
Scr Ssrraotiidniser bon Obsrs
Ammsreau."
. OIfshid nit 6eians une 5anJ In 5 afisn BON
eubp, ga usbefn uub 5ans Wfusri.
G9ter baberii@sr S9abplatttr : TAM.
Originate efanee.
anfans pradls S.t5. GiHiritt Is Gts. Rs>
l~trpiris SiBG IS 9s. Stlett fiHo ~ baden bet
albut 3snt, penn Aps.. triB SpJuasL Bse'
ming Npt, s Z. gabrsnbpIt, 32t penn ast., far
bic Sdpltits in Der 8spaftiou bts 9OurnaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27
2I8 Dem Meenne.

Gin nab aItOutidu 8tiis ssfibrtss GOtul,
no man F4sr if, fsts au8sHtbmt Stfslf4aft
Ju fnotn,
Sas nit o~erfelben bsrbuuosne U 4 II
q n { Iitfert ale 9elitatthtn Der SabresSeit.
,.8irjburetr Sofbriu" uuo beige 8itrti
importirt. Beib. uuo &Otbusiut, prima Cigar
rem, bofide 8toieuuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-27

Gin DsntmaI bss berRorbenen
@rObbsrsOss Sriebrid Srans III. bon
WsdIsnburs. S&nerin iputbe in 8ohod
in @ssentpart bes resisrsnbsn @rObber.
sntbdat. 60 III elm Dstf bss BiIbs
bausrs Danbidnsibsr. Der bas Siemens.
bsnimaI Dor Der 1e&nf&sn SU&f9uIs
in Gbar!Oitsnburs ssf&ufsn BAT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

tsaid Legislature then being in SESSION.,
to W.T.: one Kaniho and others, were
granted licenses to practice law in The
District Court CT the Territory of Hawaii,
and in the Circuit Courts of said Terri
tory on appeal, who We're indisputably
unable and unfit to practice before sa d
courts in the English language as re-
quired by the rules of the Court licens-
ing said applicants, and who resided and
intended to reside outside of the Circuit
over which said Abram S. Humphreys
presided. thus violating the established
comfy and practice existing between the
Judges of the several Circuit Courts in
GLIDING said Abram S. Humphreys,
whereby licenses are refused to appli-
cants residing outside of the jurisdict on
of the Court called upon to pass upon
such applications; which acts on the part
of the said Abram S. Humphreys were
done by him IN disregard of the duties
of his high office, and of an impartial ad-
ministration of justice and to promote
his personal influence among said MEM
bers of said Legislature and his own
personal and political ends
Regarding this specification, beg to
say that did, in my capacity as Circuit
Judge, issue licenses to practice law to
a number of the persons who were men,
bers of the Legislature of the Territory
| of Hawaii. The members of the bar
preferring these charges against me
have industriously sought to create the
impression that the licenses so issued
entitled the grantees thereof to practice
law in all of the courts of the Territory
! of Hawai-, and that the same were to
be held by the several recipients thereof
during good behavior, whereas, in fact,
such licenses strictly limited the right
of the licensees to practice in what is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

scheme as the district courts. said courts
being in all respects identical with the
courts of justices of the peace in the sew
eral states, and not beng courts of rec
ord The licenses so granted limited the
right therein conferred to two years.
The Judges of said courts, who are des-
ignated in the Hawaiian statutes as DIS
trict magistrates, were all appointed by
Governor Dole. There are large num-
Der of them in the Islands and, to the
best of my knowledge, only three of
such Judges have been admitted to the
bar, and a large majority of them can
neither read, write, speak nor under
stand the English language. 1t Is true
that, of the seventeen members of the
bar licensed to practice by me in
the inferior courts of non-record, sew
eral of them were utterly Ignorant OF
all knowledge of the English language,
but in every such instance the indiv dual
to whom the license was granted lived
in district or precinct presided over by
a district magistrate who is in like
happy and contented state of ignorance.
| The Hawaiian Islands occupy pic
turesque but inconsequential place in
the worlds affairs. The native Hawaii
ans are rapidly dying off, and those who
have made a study of social conditions
in the Islands predict that 1t will be
but a short time before the race is en-
tirely extinct The use of the Hawai- an
language is limited entirely to the Ter
ritory of Hawaii. 1t Is not a language
of science, art, or commerce. No law
books other than the statutes c. Hawaii
are printed in that simple tongue. Ha-
waiians who do not speak the English
language or some other language in
general use, cannot acquire any knowl-
edge of Jurisprudence other than such
as is afforded them by the crude statutes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
ANANAS, SAPPhIRA AND MUNCHAUSEN NJ Hail to the Chief"

for Judge to enlighten the community,
as far as he may, upon their obligations
to the community at large, as well as
upon specific rights and wrongs. The
situation of the Hawaiian Islands in this
transition period from monarchy to a
Republican form of government is quite
analogous to that existing at the forma-
ton of this government after the British
yoke was thrown off. During my study
of the law, which I have endeavored to
continue during my active life, 1 have
found many precedents for such charges
and beg to refer to Addison's Pennsyl-
vania Report, in which, shortly after the
formation of this government, the sew
eral charges of the trial Judge to grand
juries were not thought improper vehi-
cles to convey to the people sound ideas
as to the general principles OF govern
ment. My object in the charge mention
ed was to follow, however unworthily,
the example there found.
AS to the affidavits of keliikoa and
Makekau (pages $50 and. 1922, call atten-
ition to the fact that neither or said am
,ants states that he prsonally participated
lin he caucuses which he was informed
were held at my residence, or that L ever
counseled him individually or in caucus
as to any political action. AS matter
of fact such caucuses in the ordinary
use of the word, which I presume was
intended to be the use here, were not
held at my residence nor participated In
by me elsewhere. There were, however,
conferences at my residence and else
where regarding change in the exemp-
ton law of Hawaii, which, as 1t then
stood, was absurd and ineffective, and
at such conferences I did explain to va
rious members of the Legislature the ma
.ure and purpose of exemption laws, in
connection with bill then pending in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

Legislature to enact for the Hawaiian
Islands substantially the exempt on law
found On the statute books of California.
In other similar instances in which my
advice was sought as to the merits of
proposed legislation I have not withheld
it, but 1 have not taken the initial We ex-
cept in case of one measure, in which
drafted the bill myself That was a bill
providing for the appointment of ba!liffs
in the Territorial courts, which received
the endorsement of the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the Territory and
was approved by Governor Dole and be-
came a law
To the above extent I have taken an
"active, though l modestly disclaim
leading" part in political matters in
the Territory of Hawaii. If these pol.ti-
cal matters aroused controversies and If
such controversies were bitter as charg-
ed by the petitioners, 1 submit that such
facts were due not to my acton but to
the state of affairs in the Islands, and
beyond my control.
CHARGE III.
THAT the said Abram s. Humphreys
while holding the said office of Judge,
and exercising the powers and perform
ing the duties of said office, has used
his position on the bench and the powers
and privileges of his office improperly to
promote his own personal and political
ends"
Specification 1. THAT the said Abram
S. Humphreys, while holding said office
of Judge. and exercising the powers and
performing the duties of said office, has
been guilty of reckless and improper use
! of the powers vested in him by law to
grant licenses to practice law. whereby
number of persons. members of the
Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
HUMPHREYS CONTINUES HIS SCANDALOlS EVASION OF
TRUTH AND OF ACTUAL CHARGES OF BAR. ASSOCIATION
|aINPSEs OF
| A. S. HUMPHREYS
FORMER LIFE
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~
(By Associated Press.) 4
TUCSON, A. T., April 11.-W. \
IL ?. Cooper, district attorney of !
L Pima county. today forwarded \
/ to the United States Attorney
n General charges against the ap-
I ointment of Abram 8. Hum !
n ohreys, a resident of Honolulu, !
II Hawaii, to the appointment !
II he seeks. Humphreys was a
h resident for some years OF Ari-
h zona, and lived in the same !
h county with Cooper, who was J
h then editor of g. Republican pa J
h per.
Il Humphreys was a candidate !
d Tor district attorney on an inde- !
h pendent ticket, = ring failed to !
h secure the noU.' ltion on the !
Ii Republican ticket, but was de- J
Il teated by Fletcher M. Doan, who ,
h is now district judge of that !
h district. J
/ Cooper's charges are that !
\ Humphreys. for business and )
/ political reasons. claimed to be )
D member of the Methodist !
II eluTCD, out aII6TWdTOS entSESO
/ into a business compact with a ,
/ Catholic priest, who was forced !
/ to leave the community on ac-
| count of hia disgracefui con- :
s duct.
\ It is alleged that Humphreys
engaged in a system Of robbery
| as a lawyer, under the guise of
\ the church. which course COM
pelled him to leave the United
States to avoid arrest. He went
direct to Honolulu, where he has
since remained.
It is charged that he robbed
two widows and several orphan
children in Florence, A. T., of in
surance coming to them through
the A. o. u. W.. with which he
absconded.
A large number OF aff1dayits in
/ support of Cooper's and others
charges have been forwarded to
I he department. Humphreys
4 ame to Arizona from Missis-
i sippi, where he was considered !
4 fast and wild young man. I,
~ ,.--szt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
HUMPHREYS
SUPPORTS
OSCAR LEWIS


* ~
Bailiff Oscar Lewis, lawfully !
empowered by Judge Humphreys !
to select d jury for the trial OF
causes, proposed to Arthur w !
Pearson to draw a jury from 4
list of names to be given him !
by said Pearson for the trial of
one Of Mr.. Pearsen.s employees
Z charged with grave crime. !
Upon the exposure of this Of !
fense, Judge Humphreys receiv-
( ed and accepted Oscar Lewis
( resignation. In the brief rem !
+ dered to Attorney General Knox !
+ he says:
K LEWIS IS A BRIGHT, EN- !
+ ERGETIC. INDUSTRIOUS, So !
/ BER MAN. AND HAS THE J
K HOSTAGE OF A FAMILY IN !
+ THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH !
K HE RESIDES. HAD NOT. !
K WHEN 1 APPOINTED HIM, !
NOR HAVE 1 NOW, ANY REA- !
K SON TO DOUBT HIS HON !
ESTY AND FITNESS IN !
k EVERY RESPECT FOR THE !
K POSITION TO WHICH I AP- J
POINTED HIN, AND FRANK !
K NESS COMPELS ME TO SAY J
K THAT I WOUGD NOT NOW ]
K HESITATE TO APPOINT HIM )
K TO A SIMILAR POSITION. ,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
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FTER disposing of his newspaper
|1 connections, In the answer sub
mitted to the charges made
|gainst him by the Bar Association,
{atge Humphreys next turns to his
itical course. This recital permits
bringing into the account of some
~ brilliant reflections upon civic
Etes, and his claims to a place in the
ii Of Fame The answer, taking up
second count, continues thus:
CHARGE II
that the said Abram s. Humphreys,
le holding said Office of Judge, and
5cising the powers and performing
duties of said office, has taken and
tiinues to take an active and leading
in bitter political controversies
hin the Territory of Hawaii and par
aaTly within the judicial Circuit in
~h he, the said Abram s. Humphreys.
sides as Judge"
Is 10 this charge, ii is. true that / have
zen a deep interest in the political
airs Of he Hawaiian Islands and have
Favored, in conversation with my
Shbors and with the people of said
nds from time to time, to direct their
-ueal activities in such direction as
I'd tend to fit them for the duties OF
~erican citizenship. That / have been
Aeiously active do not believe. That
ave taken an undue part in politics
nat have taken any part in politics
'ofthy Of my position upon the bench
uniting for a person occupying such
Nstlon to take / do not believe.
the contrary have, On account or
said position, endeavored to withdraw
ei from active political leadership.
ertheless. my opinion as to matters
public interest arising during this
native period of the Islands has not
suppressed. nor has 1t been with
from those who sought 1t. But in
sse have expressed such opinion or
any counsel in matters which
~ oy any possibility come before me
judicial capacity. In this / believe
part has been that of a good citizen
uoes not forget the interests of his
Iy and his responsibility as citf-
merely by reason OF occupying a ju-
position. If ] am not mistaken,
opntry owes much to those Judges
s the troublous times of the war
le , Rebellion, whose patriotism was
~ under bushel but shone clearly
oeacon to their uncertain or unin-
20 fellow-citizens. Nor do l recall
stance in which the patriotic attf-
those Judges and their outspok-
s.dons as TO the issues then involved
the.r ermine or led in any degree
s-stice In the courts over which they
serve that,in support of this charge,
peutioners for my removal have
WIN you a copy of my charge to
'.aHo jury at the February term OF
.ear in which I traced somewhat
al The growth of popular govern
ana endeayored to set forth thei
and responsibilities of citizens.
u1erence is that the petitioners
'4at my charge in this respect was
proper one, and they doubtless
'Vu to believe that my. charge1
se,,. nave been confined to naked fn-is
suns as to the duties Immediately
performed by the grand jury ins
4e matters.
y .hls beg to say that have eng
- to be an earnest student OF
~, We OF my country, and believe THAI
" Inconsistent with judicial duties
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-07-25

Our Chinese cook was very success
ful With il breakfast delicacy called
pop-oyers. \ lady who wa, a guest OF
m, family having one morning *,
pressed q desire for the formula for
their compromising, We called John in
10 impart the secret
You takec him one egg" said the
pleased master % the kitchen. zone
IT. cup Of milk You tixrc him one
cup hou' on sieve, takee pinch salt
YOU not put him in lump You move
him egg lit bit slow; you put him
milk III, an time move. You makee
him huu' 20 In. not move fast. 50 him
have 40 spots Makee burld pan all
same wan. not too hot. Putt,s him
IN oven. Now you mind you business;
NO ike woman run look o. him all
time Him done all same time biscuit
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