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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
ANOTHER BABY LEFT BEHIND
eV MOTHER
WITH DR.. BORIES IN CHARGE
which Causes the Medical Man to Think Seriously OF Start
lnu a Founding Home of His 0wn-This Time
Was Provided With Funds,

-. 4. enc dcctor in Seattle who
s.r,ousiy thinking VI starting a
- fer tho foundllpEN That man
! n. Emil heriss.
erib AZ the Menod hospital ON
=, avenue. Is q Week-oid giri
- nr. Rories Is paying an the
...s.ses 81 the little enc. but not
- MS own money as tn the other
- which was told % IN the star
~, week. In that instance the
s.sAsr alsarpearej and LETT baby on
Z. actor hauds. This time the
49, suiftly out che hospital. but
.s...~etfullV len behind her a sufit-
$50 sana 81 money Go pay all cN-
49, and praviae TOT the baby for
.en,s time - come
she Mas Asevt a.
,..s "Wednesday afternoon Or.
r..r por,es VAS called tn a promln-
:, rsrst avenue hotel Upon being
49, 20 a well furnished runm by
- a. the employees % the hosiery.
I. .ASrrvea that his patient WAS q
ssarx woman about 81 wars 81 agr
- decided blonde. she at once
s.swrnra the doctor that she wanted
= ! removed 10 a hospital. 4 hack
- rnlled and pr. burics took her
!. - Nonad hospital Late IN the
.nsvroon a baby girl was born, The
-.,-ssr remained there until Satur-
~ evening ard then disappeared.
rs,rlns her stay at the hospital she
~es visited BY a man whose strange
..esnns excited the curiosity Of the
,rr~s Al the hospital lie was In
- wnrnan's apartn nts but a few
~natss. That wa Friday after
- she called the matrou 90 the
.ncvn after he had left and paid all
nrerpenses The following day abe
n TIE Institution
a s,rsags ansir.
4 believe there Is something back
= a. n~Air.a said DR.. Hories today.
-alrsnst the FIRST thing she said TO
~ sas that she was a married Wo-
~ar and wanted TO be taken % a
wssats hospital. I ordered a cab and
~ took her 20 the Monod. After
- kahy was horn she told me u
s.,Y peculiar story. She said that
~ Auseant was IN Alaska. having
s@Fsed her several months after
arr were married. She said that
4. resided in Tacoma and that her
sars uaz Ada Warde. At the hotel
~ had registered as Miss Ada
Earts
AZ the hospital 7 questioned the
xsmsa about. her parents. bat her
x1sxers were always 81 fnon0syl-
Ahf& she left the hospital In
~ MISCONCEPTIONS manner. but
n,a IL her bills there and left sur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
Mis- Victim May Die.

RAKER CITY. or. May Cleo.
Miller, a negro, Is under arrest here
on the serious charge OF having as
saulted and beaten into insensihility
Ira Jolisen, for the purpose OF rob
berry. II is thought that Jelisen will
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
|SMPSON'S
TRIAL is SET
- q Tired Tor Murder of Ross
lune l4ih.

-. .1isnasr simpson. who shot AMI
nm faaF az Kent on March
- ~ te tried for murder on
,s,.s inls morning simpson ap-
- = 'slefe Judge Griffin. and fhe
a.. = ~ Trial was set az stated
heoefta and Leehev appear
s.ss,.s afisel for simpson. and will
III NJ case hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
Great Deal Easier.

OMAHA. Nch.. May 2i.-The bond
of James Callahan. the alleged Cud-
hhy hdnaper has been reduced 20
5000 from $500. upon application Of
the defendants attorneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Dora NJ. spores, uRrd three Year,
and Eve months, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. e.. NJ Spores ct ana ery.
tuth avenue. dird AT the family res
iuenre last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

About one O'Clock last satur-
day morning I received a call. I
went to ms uffcc In the Hallcr block
tu set medicine case. ON opening
the door the light from the hail east
its rays through the open door and
noticed Il small package lying near
the door leading into the operating
room. II had evidently hccu thrown
over the trNusom. l opened Il and
IN my surprise a number OF gold
pieces dropped 20 the foor In the
Ward"
4 OF course knew Il was a letter
from my erstwhiie patient at the
Monod. II reads a. follows aud ex-
plains why she left the hospital
without informing me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

At 5000 - Ladies' Tailored
suits Of cheviots and serg-
ez. grays, cadet blue and
brown. blouHes and Etons,
some with white vest effect,
silk braid. gilt and black
mohair trimming they were
$3.50 and fl5.0g. now ..Si0-50
At Si5.00 - Broadcloth. Chev-
lot. Covert and Venetian
Cloth Suits. tight-fitting
coats. double breasted box
fronts and Russian biouses.
In the lot there are black.
grays. tans. royal and red:
satin and changeable tam
eta lining: some have fancy
Elasned sleeves, trimmed
with gold braid and steel
buttons. these were $3.50:
now =. e. =. Woo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
CAYT0N CASE
is CONTINUED

At 3:f5 o'clock this afternoon the
Cayton libel case WIS continued IN
til tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Steve Mcdonald. an old offender
WINS arrested by Officers Freeman
and Hubbard his afternoon 90 serv,
an uneVrired aentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

y eiark'a address was eloquent
s. y vast audience was highly
a''rial0ec from the time he be-
q z spfaS until he closed He
eset ffi1eipaliY On the noale work
re sne.ety IN the past and out
=. aFieny what Was intended for
= fN1re.
n Clark left china Just In time
asspe beng impri aoued In the
ss.,aa g Pekiu during the Boxer
Nas. he paid a glowing tribute
Alnskf<r C1uEsr. whom he char
zsf.fse - the true type Of n per-
= 4nericsn. His trip around the
I'D Eas enteTtainingiy tod
sers Convention.
y STATE Convention Of the Chris
- Esesav0rers uili BE- held az
A.pNa 1nne q e. 80. and every In
~t-gssr vas given an earnest In
--.Na q atfsnd. They we're also
- % attend the dig convent on
neinnagi q short time after
Y faiiT vas a big success and
80
4 ~ close ~ Dr. Clark's address
s2alof Christian F.ndeaVor So
- q Seattle presented him With
= aAf1eollie souvenir spoons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Call on NJ. II. Pease-Johnson Co
for waists and shirts. 100 Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
WANT THE TAX
RATE REDUCED

The county Commhaion~rt today
held a conference With J. EedgNiek
tax agent for the Northern Paciflc
Hallway Co. In the matter u redur-
Ing the assessment 81 the company
property Ia THE county.
The company protests against pay
lng the large Assessments levied
gEalnHt the property, on the valua q
ton placed on It's several years age.
Tie laass against the property on a
basis 81 the present valuation would
reduce the hill nearly one-h half. The
commissioners viii submit the mat
trn t. Walt \. Fulton. and Il Il
likely that compounds viii be reach
Cd
Lena Raymond. notorious WON .
m % the hHis- worif. VAS fined SO
and cuHtn by Judge George this aft
.saaHs4ss f.= - .rsHaWEaa ssHr.#HHmF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
Crowds HEAR
DR.. f.E. CLARK
Fxrtsr 81 Christian Endeayor So
sieh Warmly Welcomed.

NJ sgacious auditorium OF Ply
znu'k ekzrch AS taxed 20 its Ut
zasi CAPACITY asst night ~ persons
szxaaza g hear tire address OF uF.
Z I C.aTk founder % the Chris
- kadeasor movement Dr. Clark
i1eeflonateiy known ~ the En-
AafEsrs as Father Endeavur"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

For health treatment at Ladies'
Rath parlors, 9ll Bird av. Mrs. TAFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
THE MAN
CONFESSES
Says He Is w. Abbott Lewis,
Alleged Spokane EN-
bezzler.

". Abbott Lewis. tho man who
was arrested Saturday night - Dan
prummond. today admitted his real
Identity and confessed his crime.
Since the etubsEalemonf Of the fisnQ
belonging 20 his Spokane clients be
has been drifting about the country
some time ago he had an under
standing With his clients that II he
went ta work and paid back the
money hn would not hn prosecuted
With this ldeH ~ eame to Seattle
and intended To settle down. Drum
mond ls his maternal family name
and under this he registered at the
Esmond and Miles houses in this
city.
The woman in the case appears -
be n Young lady who WAS known fn
him ia Spokane and whose Identity
he refuses 60 dlVuinc..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Later--Tho cid boat crossed the
fntsh-iine I minute and g seconds
In the lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

COWEs. Isle Of WiFht. May IL
The old boat turned the second leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

~ 4, fe. executive commits
ssesn washington 81 the pan
'ss p"ziiion, haa arrived At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Since his Incarceration numerous
former friends and associates
In Spokane have called ht police
headquarters aud positively idonu-
aed him
A. 1870 o'clock this morning he
was I'm Conversation with Star re-
porter and an old friend. T. 7. Keene
of this city. lie absolutely denied
ever having been On Spokane. About
one hour after he sent word 70 chief
Meredith that he WAS ready t. con-
fesH all. and he did.
". J puuster the Spokane sheriff.
~ here and viii leave Seattle to-
night at s O'Clock with his prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
Of the baby for months to come.
NJ PAtIant nnnr

nv Patient CONE.
I had occasion to so TO the hospi-
tai late saturday night 20 see an.
other patient and Il was then dts
covered that thr young woman had
LEFT the institution.
The daN before she had asked me
what my services we're worth aud
informed her when ! was told shs
had left the hospital the first uucH.
ton | asked was 81 she had left 4
package Tor me. one of the nurses
mushingly replied la the negative. !
then was IN mood 90 say things
However / took the matter philn.
sophieally and after matructinE the
nurses 70 care FOR the baby left the
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Shamrock II Unable to
0utSaiI the Old
Challenger.

COWEs. fsle ~ Wight. May IL
The two shamrocka had another trial
spin today. The old boat had one
minutes lead when the nrst turn
a run ~ - miicH-whH made. The
new boat had three minutes start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

LONDON. May 2i.-slr Courtenax
Boyle, IS. &. -. permanent secretary
10 the board - trade since 1898, die /
suddenly yesterday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT-FURNIsHEo ROOMS


FUitNiaHEn front room. suitable
for man and wife ~ two gents
fclose lul view Of Sound. Rent
s.. 20bl Western avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

over each province would be an
hrchhiahop. ar presiding bishop
and over the entire country would
be primuA. resembling in hiH posi-
ton and powers the Archbishop 81
Canterbury IN the English church
The reasons IN favor Of these
chanRrs are. roughly speaking. as
folloWHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
THE new YOEk WORLD
THRICE a Meek Edition.

Time has dem,o. Sized that the
TnIice Week World Sta: #, alore in its
class. O'her papTs haNr jnilau6 its
form but not lis ssEcteSS. This Is
becanse j. '"E: III theme cs ~ tha7fiIDs
ad it!r- " n,-ut;i:i". "'."ihar tbS:
,eus u 1T < or oh. Use is il
fact almost y a.i)y at he Y, ~ III q,
weekly n,d '"r r,p:3', .!f.,, % IL
without l.. E"Cuclirar ~ Hin:cra;
allie CO.., n,G ',n.: h !,r.:"-Ntt * Wnr j
with L." III. O.. li".nc,. IN its Truth.
IN #G';Hi';, '"i.'Ns. :. iuh,iSi.es ii;>' :
class SSIlat !'oItT nic ihel features
suitd 10 - iru:,-;id ii:s side. .r "a
The Th'.'e-:.W W',h World's ItSu!sr
sn' scI!ial'n. r. O. +" friy 81 GO yer Year
ar,'i Ills i,.y% irr 1.G papers. We cffer
this unequAls'i newspaper AMI tt'
UNION TIMES t',ceti Ell OIL year for 81 30.
Thc eYular subscription price of the
two papers is 81 GO, ycu thus get four
papers week for only 1.50. This is
almost equal to daily, which would
cost YOU ST co year.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
.i55-4t.
PUBLIC SALE.

| will sell at public outcry to tie
highest bidder for sp"'. cash ~ he J 4
Farrar plantation in P'nckn-y tnwltsk -,
on "Wednesday. Nov 27'h, 1891 ii, II
0'cipcs. The following desirable p open
tO-wit:
10 fine young mules lin splendid con
dition.G
lot corn in the shuck.
lot fodder and hay.
lot cow p, as. good varieties.
8 four horse wagons and gears for
same.
2 two horse wagons and harness.
| blacksmith OnttiJ consisting Of bel
lows, anvil v'se. etc.
! six hO!St power engine and b IileT.
5O.saW Wln3bip cotton gin
| disc harrow ! Johnston harvester
/ Nanny" mower. com sbeilrr
] pea huller. carriage VIII. U,p.
s',ingle machine.
lot plo~ .i.icks AID gears
lot Watt piOw stocks AID repairs
for ZANE
saddles / ut shovels, picks. mat.
tocks, lOes and other neeful farm toos
N. B If it if raining o. the morning
of the day set, tie sale Will be postponed
E!til further o ice
47-lt j ARTHUR, Agent
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
LEARN STENOGRAPHY BY MAIL

TO those wishing to learn Munson's
System of Photographic short hand I
can furnish the books (rost paid at pub
fishers prices.
The entire course is covered by twenty
lessons, arranged by Mr.. Munson him-
self so as to enable any one to acquire a
knowledge of the art without the aid of
a teacher.
The Art of Photography is the only
book that teaches Munson' System fully
and its price is So 90.
Or will give the book with the twenty
lessons by mail for 81 60. This includes
a correction of the written exercises. :,
! can furnish:
Art of Photography at..... 50 90
\ shorter course in Munsons Pho
biography at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
The Complete Phonograpcr ut | 50
Munson's Dictionary of Practical
Photography at. t......... $ 90
Pitman's Business Dictation BOOK | 90
Browns Business Cores srondence
at. ............... ] 90
Money must accompany the order in
each case.
Jas. L. Strain,
46-4t. Eta ,Jana, S. G.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
M aSter'S S Sale.

Slate of South Carolina, Court of Com
County or Union. mon Pleas
Sal.ie A. Betenhaugh, ct al, Plaintiff
VS..
Jason Greer, ct al, Defendant.
In CIR dirnce 20 an order made to me
herein, ! will sell at Union, before the
COult House door. during the legal nous 5
of sa.e. 0ii sa!i scay. Dec 2nd, 1901, the
following land. VIZ:
All that certain tract or pa Gel Of land
lying. being and situate IN UIion town.
ship, county and State aforesaid, about
three miles south of Union Court Hous..
on The Gisi B;iige road, containing
nIntfr-Cight % acres. more or less. and
fntlud':i on ;h- NIlh by lands cf Sallie
a Hett:iiau.h known as the Burgess
EuraS, 90 Tie East by the Gist Bllig..
road. oJi iiIe !>uui!, by lands of J T.
DAVIS, ;:md on the West by lands oi Fdrr
and FO>'er, formerly belonging 10 George
Bailey, ana known rs the Dunn lands
TERMS or SALE.
Ohc-hajf G. cash. and "A balance o. "A
cItdit Of t"eve mGnthS, with inttIe o,i
the crrdlt portion nom day at Sale Ih..
credit portion 10 be secured by bond of
the purchaser ard a mortgage of ne
premise sod with leave TO th- pui |
chaser t. pay ali cash Purchaser 10 pay
for papeIs and recording
&. II. PEAKE,
47-2t. Master. |
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
Notice of Land Sale.
state of South Carolina, J
County of Union. (


Bv virtue of the authority conferred
on me, will sell before the Court House
door. at Union, S. c., on salesday in
December, 1901, during the legal hours
of sale at public Outcry, to the highest
bidder, the following property to-wit:
The lot of land with Eouse thereon
situate on the corner of South ard Vir-
gin streets in the town of Union, 5. G.
known as the Ms n. A. FAINT lot
Said lot is to he sold first in frnr separate
lots, p!ats of which can be seen at Faut
Bios. stone. and then To be sold as a
whole. ard if said lot sold rs 4 whole
shall hing more than the aggregate of
the fcur lois then the sale of the whnle
shall stand
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
FOR papers.
j. A. FAINT,
45-4t. ATTY.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
Summons for Relief.

State of South Carolina, | Court Of Gem
county OF Union. mon Pleas
w. II. Jones, Ida Willitord and James
p. Jeter. Plaintiffs.
against
Frederick WillltuId. Aiva Williford
Leroy " iliford, the chili az children -;
Stalks Jones. dtceas. d, names ard ruu.
rerS unknown, the chllT or childien -
Thad'ieus Jones. DECEASED, nnmes al a
numbers unknnwn and the child az
children of Fletcher Jones, q. ceased.
names and numbers unknown, D,frl. -
ants.
To th. Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and
qnirtd to answer tee complaint M tl;>
action OF which n copy il herewith sew, d
upni. you. GLh To- ssrve a copy 0f ,oui
ans iga % iiI' SaiG complaint on Tie. sui
SCI inDra at :h-ir ri!i emo 3 Law Rapg..,
'niHn. : a.. within twenty days afl'I
T." "-rV'c" hel. Of; exclusive of the da,
t S1,ch service; am: if you iai 10 answer
the complaint within ih" time arOrnSn,d
the plhi,titf ~ this action will apply tn
the Court for the relief demanded in ;h..
cOmp'art
MUNRO, DUNCAN ard SANDERS,
Plaintiffs Attorney
: | +. i AXE
CI"lk nt nurt
DI.,h Nh ,,niNi 1t l., 1901.
Tn lie nfau' Lr!rnGants Frd"rirL
"i'i'"''. Alva Wlllhmd and Leo,
Wi|lf".d
Tdk'. nnti... that unless you l"rc;.,
he hpj,nlitment If guardian ad ill., ~
10 ''prr"tnt 'ou within twenty d. "
after The vice of liz summons aI:d
cOnp!hirt III ihis action upon you hp
ulani II will, after the expiration of
twenty days irOiu Tie dat" ot :uch $ rvl"e
np"n Sou, Apply 10 &. IT. Praka. Esq
Master for UHiOn county, at lis flee II,
UDiDn. south Carolina. for an order ap-
pointing some suitable persQn gnardi Ill
ad Item 'o appear and de fend this action
in ynnr behalf
MUNRO, DUNCAN and SANpEhs.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
November, ID. 1901. 46 6,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF
character and good reputation in onch state
zone in this county reQuircd TO represent
and advertise old established wealthy bust
nesslhousc OF solid financial standing. salary
$IS.W weekly with expenses additional, all
head offices. Horse and carriage furnished,
when necessary. references. Enolose self.
addressed stamped envelope. Manager, 3ls
Caxton Building, Chicago. 3S.let
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
Fer Sale,

.JonesVille Knitting NilS ,ff1,s fo,
sal It's present mill bnlldi, 81 wiihengiue.
~ holSe power, aid % horse pow el
h'lier With olie aGie :. ,,,.l IN Center of
business pert of the tvwn. Also (2)
room cottages ~ Ch"rch street with 3
acres of land wei; ei:",hd. Also (2) j
ropti epiiugts IN i,a:lct siitet and (3)
y room cottages IN lGi&:.; s. ~eI. all II
good condiJicn. I; .u.'i = ais a,,d orilt,
overhead with aMiie ia..,!s M.lh eaci
house. i'er>"s Ni~r"s ii hnm" IL ::
good town will do "ell - Apply to
y. j. lliTI.lJuI.N Pies.
Fu, .IDLe<yill, Is l'tI = Mills
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
Money to Loan.

L nave money 10 loan on improved
farms a per cent interest. No ccln-
mission exec pts a seasonable attorney fet
for preparing Necessary papers
39-ly. V. E. DEPAss.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-15
NEW PRELATES
ARE ELECTED

Upon convening yesterday afternoon
the House of Deputies went into execu-
tive session to discuss the fitness of the
various nominees for the office of mis-
siouary Bishops. Of the five men NOM
mated by the House of Bishops, but four
were elected. The fifth, the Rev. Charles
Campbell Pierce, DID,, chaplain In the
United States army, was rejected.
The four clerics elected were the Rev
DR.. ingalls, of the missionary district of
Shanghai, to be missionary Bishop of
HankoW; the Rev. Charles H Brent of
Massachusetts to be missionary Bishon
of the Philippine Islands: the Rev. Fred
erick William Gator, DID,, of Iowa To
be missionary Bishop of the district of
Porto Rico, and the Rev. William CabeI
Brown, DID,, to be missionary Bishon of
the district Of Olympia.
The five nominations were discussed a.
length by the deputies and after praverS
had been offered a vote was taken The
reason DR.. Pierce's nomination did not
receive favorable consideration was dne
to his lack of experience. The denufiaS
felt that ne was not adapted to tho ,1,o,.i1
and expressed wish that a more erneriN
enced cleric be appointed to the resnone-
IDLE position DR.. Pierce has been in tha
army army LOT lhe iast IeW years and has done
excellent work among the soldiers in fho
Philippines. He intended RETURNING to the
new possessions, but was advised ~ ~ ~
physician to remain in this countrv
The action of the House of Denntias
was embodied in a message and sent fo.
me HOUSE OF Bishops and it is likely
that tho prelates will TODAY nor1iro -
another cleric for the honorable Dositior,
morning. ~''I4 'iiis
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-15
PEARL HARBOR
NAVAL STATION
Little Progress Is Being
Made in Securing
the Site.
Judge Estee Rules Out the
Answers in the Condem-
nation Suits.

HONOLULU, Oct. S.-United States
Judge Estee yesterday rendered a decision
in the suits for condemnation of lands
for the Pearl Harbor naval station, rul-
Ing out the answers of three of the larg-
est defendants. The answers were filed
since his order that answers be amended
so as to leave out the demand for jury
trial The defendants original answers
admitted all the allegations Of the Gov
eminent, except as to the value of the
land, while the new answers denied every
Thing, including the stated need of the
property for a naval station Judge Estce
decided that the answers Were not amend
ed but new answers.
In the case Of another answer, not
sworn to. he took the same course, in
spite Of the Hawaiian statutes allowing
answers not sworn to. He refused to fol-
low the practice of the Hawaiian courts.
mel yesterday for the first time since the
news of the death of the President was
received in Honolulu and adjourned for
the day out of respect to the memory Of
tie late chief executive.
Acting Attorney General ]. w. Cathcart
addressed the court, moving an adjourn
ment, and Attorney McClanahan offered
resolutions TO be spread on the records.
Justice Gaibraith acted as Chief Justice
In the absence of Chief Justice Frear,
who is in the States.
The cornerstone of a new building for
Oahu College was laid at Punahou on the
zth inst with elaborate ceremonies. The
building is to be a large one and is to be
completed at once. In the cornerstone
were laid away many relics, Hawaiian n
and American. that may make an inter
esting find for a future generation. Oahu
College is the principal school of higher
education in the islands and il has made
great progress since annexation.