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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
Reports and Accounts.

The masters report on the account
F. A. Schaefer, trustee. in the estate
Of A. A. Corniot, C. c. Biting, master.
has been confirmed and the account
approved. the master being allowed a
fee of $40.
First and final accout of NJ. G. Sill
va. administrator of the estate of John
da Costa. filed yesterday, shows
s1466.S received from house rent; in
surance policy, $1,000 and bank de-
posit s936.SO. An expenditure of s243.-
~ is shown. including a commission
Of two and half per cent on the in
surance policy, amounting to S3342.
Friday. February IA, has been set for
hearing the amounts and petition for
distribution and discharge.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

T. McCants Stewart received an
ovation on his appearance last night.
and each aud every sentiment voiced
N his address was greeted with APP
plause, especially the hope that every
individual should be monarch Of a
kuliana.
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Appointed Administrator.

Otto S Meyer of Kalae. Molokai.
has been appointed administrator of
the estate Of Henry Prendergast Mey-
er under bond in the sum of $1,000 and
it is ordered that the administrator
file a bond within thirty days and give
the usual notice to creditors.
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Party TO the Action.

KaoIulo Kahula. by her attorney ".
l. Whitney. having moved that Eu-
gene Lee. the father OF the defendants
in the case Of Kahula (w) against the
Lee minors be made a party TO the
action. and said motion having been
approved by Judge Humphreys. it is
ordered that Eugene Lee be made
such party TO the action
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

For malicious and distorted sc-
count Of a public meeting commend US
10 the report Of the Home Rule meet
ing as given in yesterdays Advertiser.
The venom OF the papers intent 10
ward native HawsiiRns was shown by
lis cartoon.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

The usual weekly Monday morning
attack on Judge Humphreys did not
appear in yesterdays Advertiser. PEG
pie were asking What's the matter
with Thurstong~
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COURT
IS IN SESSION
Continued from First Page)

Annexation was by contract be
tween two independent nations. The
status OF the Hawaiian Islands, pend
ing the organization OF the new gov
eminent for THIN. must be controlled
by the contract. The intention II the
parties is the pole star Of the inter.
probation OF the contract. Such iateH-
ton must be determined by their con-
temporaneous acts and conduct. and
BY ths DOCUMENTARY evidence taken as
a whole, not By forced construction
OF a single phrase.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

Hon, James H. Boyd did good work
in promptly stopping the Merchant
street nuisance He now has an ad-
ditional s2oeOo at his disposal for pub
lie works and the people OF Honolulu
are impatiently waiting 70 learn how
much win be devoted. as a starter. TO
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
Hawaiian Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals registered yesterday were:
Geo D. Renton, Eva; Geo. ". Adams,
SpreckelsviIle; Thos. Bauman. waia-
lua: Henry W. Porter. waialua; Jas.
T. Webb, Hilo.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
Stipulation and Notice.

In re Harrison VS. Magoon ct al. it
is stipulated that defendants may
have twenty DAYS to file exceptions.
Kinney. Ballou & McClanahan have
given notice to place the case of the
people against VIM Savidge ct al, as
sault and battery. on the calendar of
the Supreme Court.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
Secretary c,oper Appeals.

Secretary Cooper. who is charged
with the expenditure of funds appro-
priated by Act of the laws of the
Extra Session of the Legislature of
1901. entitled: Expenses of Election
$4,000" appeals to the Supreme Court
OF the Territory from the decision of
Auditor H c. Austin who refused 20
satisfy certain bills Of inspectors of
election who served during the special
election in the First Representative
District. Hawaii Secretary Cooper
makes the following statement OF the
case:
THAT W. A. RAY. E. W. Estep and
J. w Moanauli are duly appointed and
commissioned inspectors of election
for the first representative district. ISL
and OF Hawaii. and that VIM. Rags
dale. Kamanao. was the duly appoint
ed clerk for the second precinct OF the
first representative district aforesaid.
"ThSt on the 9th day OF December.
1901. a special election was held in the
representative district aforesaid by
authority OF q proclamation issued by
the Honorable Sanford B. Dole. Cover
nor OF the Territory. that on said day
the said W. A. Ray. &. W. Estep and
J. W. Moanaali duly served as inspec-
tors OF election to the second precinct
and then and thereby became entitled
to the payment OF ten (slel dollars for
such services chargeshle against the
appropriation Of expenses Of cleo
ton"
That vouchers duly signed and ap-
proved by your appellant were present
I'd to the said H. C. Austin. auditor.
for approval and payment by warrant
drawn upon said appropriation Of ex-
penses OF election.
That said H. C. Austin has refused
to audit such accounts as represented
by the vouchers submitted 10 him and
has returned them 10 your appellant
unsstis6ed.
-Thate yonr appellant Is aggrieved
by the said H. C Austin. auditor. and
appeals from such decision 20 the
Euef3cqs ~ fha cunrnrna ronrf frr
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Miss Widdifeld Appointed.

Miss Kathryn Widdifeld yesterday
received her appointment as clerk TO
the First Judge of the Circuit Court
of the First Circuit and entered upon
her new duties.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
JEHUS RESPOND TO CONSUL'S CALL
SPEEDY MAIL CARRIER SCARES
STREET WoRSHIPPERSA AT
THEIR PRAYERS.
Storming of Satan's Citadel Temper
ariIy Abandoned and PENAL Mis-
sion Followers Warned to Select
Safe Locations-Gross Cheat Sen.
fenced to Six Months in Jail.

Morita and Yoshimoto are japanese
hackdrivers located on the same stand.
Keen competition for business and the
almighty dollar caused them to over
look some of the necessary provisions
laid down in the Territorial carriage
ordinances, with the result that both
appeared before Judge Wilcox in the
police court yesterday morning charg-
ed with needless driving.
The merry tingle of the telephone
bell at the Oriental hack stand office
proved an incentive to the Orientals
and spurred them TO increased activi-
". A call coming from the residence
of the japanese consulate brought
both ,Morita and Yoshimoto flying
down Nuuanu avenue at pace which
caused wild-eyed establishment to the
passerby. and consternation 10 those
whose business found them on the
same thoroughfare The time made at
the recent Hilo race meeting was not
d marker to the clip travelled by the
fast flying rivals. A wireless message
was sent out along the line. and soon
the Japanese found Intensely 5 land
ed in the tanks at the police station.
The court. through the offices of an
interpreter. administered several
pinehes of good advice to the Jehus
and assessed each in the sum of Sc
and costs
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ri HHB Orpheum
ERNEST HOGAN'S FUNNY FOLKS
GRAND REVIEW

GRAND REVIEW
VAUDEVILLE.
A STRICTLY VAUDEVILLE BILL.
HOGAN. WISE & MILTON. the Nc
CLAIMS. the TRUSTYS. DAVIS &
DEHEARDE. IDEAS & ROBINSON.
MADAME PLATO, and all the other
Artists will each appear in a
SHORT SPECIALITY.
FIVE MINUTES LIMITED TO EACH
PERFORMER.
THREE MINUTES TO EACH EN-
CORE.
ONLY ONE ENCORE ALLOWED.
IS AcTS-ALL VAUDEVILLE.
? HOURS AND 80 MINUTES OF
SOLID FUN.
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Auditor Eustfn,s Reply.

appear TO be Just and reasonable in
the ureuisss
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WASHINGTON STAR lDIocy

tspringaeld Republican
Judge Humphreys OF Honolulp IA
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Old Legal Machinery.

Article VI of the Constitution of the
United States provides: This Consti-
tuition and the laws of the United
States which shall be made in pursu-
ance thereof. and all treaties made
or which shall be made under the au-
thority of the United States, shall be
the supreme law of the land; and the
judges in every State shall be bound
thereby, anything in the Constitution
or laws of any State. to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Yet. although the
Constitution of the United States is
the supreme law of the land in every
State. it is settled beyond controversy
that the Fifth and Sixth Amendments
do not apply to States. 1t is respect
fully submitted that, in the absence OF
Congressional legislation. directly or
implicitly extending these Amend
ments the like reasons apply with
even greater force TO a civilized nation
which surrenders its sovereignty TO
the United States. and has nothing
but il sold legal machinery for pro
tecting itself from anarchy until c
gress shall provide a new government.
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Quick Mail Carrier.


John Silva is a letter carrier in the
employ of Uncle Sam who has occa-
sion to get over his allotted territory
by the aid of a horse and carriage. On
the evening of December 81. Silva was
alleged to have steered a course which
was several points off from the true
and narrow one. He is said TO have
born down upon small group of de
vout worshippers from the Pencil Ms
sion while in the midst Of their tune
full street corner supphcations. John
Mckenzie and Miss Gutenberg happen
ed 10 hear a clamor and eommotion
during the singing of q hymn. and re-
allied the peril which threatened the
band. The storming OF the citadel of
Satan was for the time being abandon
ed, Organist. choir leaders. singers
and exhorters realized that discreet n
was the better part OF valor and fed
TO places Of safety.
Complaint was registered against
Silva He was booked az the station
upon the charge. of needless driving.
but was discharged at the conclusion
Of mild reprimand at the hands of
the Court The Peniel Mission follow
ers were also cautioned regarding the
selection OF locations for holding their
street meetings
Six Months for. Gross Cheat.
Kurada. a japanese charged with
assaulting a fellow coutryman named
Shumids- was granted a nolle pros. as
the prosecuting witness failed to put
in an appearance.
Wilferson. alias Wilson. charged
with gross cheat. in that he passed a
forged check amounting 70 s25 bearing
the endorsement OF ..r. ". G.. Dod-
gers. was sentenced 10 six months az
Oahu Prison Wilson was represented
by Attorney Biting. who raised & plea
in defense that his client was suffering
from mental disorder and was not
accountable for his actions
W S. Hicks and Antonio Colon
pleaded not guilty 70 the charge OF
adultery and their cases we're set for
today.
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Hawaiian Animals.

The list of State libraries to which
copies of Thrum's Annals have been
sent by the Territorial department OF
justice has been cut down by Clerk
Henry Smith, as a result of the pro-
test of Judge Humphreys. The list
has been reduced from thirty-six to
twenty. The extra copies will be re-
turned to Thrum. Judge Humphreys
objected to the free distribution of
ANNALS as a useless waste of funds.
Distribution Directed.
Judge Humphreys yesterday signed
an order approving the final accounts
of Meta A. Sutherland. executrix OF
the VIII of Maria A. Bruins and direct
ing the following distribution of the
balance of s6.9S450 in her hands: To
William ]. White. trustee. $4,000. to
apply its income from time to time for
the benefit OF Mabel Bruins. Henry
Bruins and George Bruins. grandchil-
dren of the testator. and when the
youngest child shall arrive at the age
of legal majority 10 divide the princi-
pal sum equally between them. under
a bond of $1,000 by the trustee. The
remainder of s3.94S5 to be paid in
one-fourth parts to Meta Sutherland.
wife of James Sutherland; Edward
Bruins, William Bruins AMI Adeline
White. wife of William ]. White Up
on filing receipts for the sums in ac-
cordance with this order. the execut-
rix viii be discharged.
Robinson Repsys.
In the matter OF the estate of James
Robinson. deceased. NJ. P. Robinson.
trustee. has complied with the order
of the court in repaying a loan of
that account. 1t is a little surprising.
$4,000 from the trust to himself. The
matter of investment in certain in
dustrial bonds had been taken under
Amusement by Judge Humphreys
interpreter for Nilo.
In answer to the following letter
from Judge Little. Judge Humphreys
yesterday ordered the Chinese inter
prefer Leong Cheong. To proceed
forthwith TO Hilo:
Hilo. Hawaii. January 5. 1879.
Hon A. s Humphreys. First Circuit
Judge: VIII you kindly assign to me
by return Kinau your Chinese inter
prefer Lee Cheong. Thought I would
not have TO bother you. but l must. IL
you can spare him.
Very sincerely.
GILBERT F. LITTLE
Federal Court.
The trial OF the Pearl Harbor land
condemnation suit against the Homo
lulu Plantation Company. vas resum-
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Annexation Opposed.

1t Is universally understood, II IS a
part Of the history Of the day. that an
nexatiou was not effected without
great opposition in the United States,
and might have failed but for the
Spanish war Serious fears were ex-
tensively entertained that those pow
ers which the patriot statesmen who
then watched over the interests Of our
country. deemed essential TO union,
were not adapted TO conditions in the
Hawaiian Islands, and the lack of &C
curate information regarding those
conditions was universally admitted.
In compliance with the sentiment thus
generally expressed, to quiet fears
thus extensively entertained, the ma
jority in Congress refrained from max
ing greater changes in the government
and laws OF the Republic of Hawaii
than were absolutely essential to the
transfer of sovereignty until com
mission to be appointed by the Presi-
dent should investigate and report.
and sufficient information should be
obtained to make an intelligent crea-
ton Of a new government possible.
The amendments in question contain
ed no expression indicating an inten-
ton to apply them to a foreign nation
which has voluntarily surrendered its
sovereignty 10 the United States.
while it is awaiting a. reorganization
OF its civil and political institutions.
The court cannot so apply them.
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yesterday. proceeding all day. Allan
Herbert was the principle witness.
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The trial OF the Pearl Harbor land
condemnation suit against the Homo
lulu Plantation Company. vas resum-
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HONOLULU. H. T., JAN. 2, 1902
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Entered al the Post ONCE at Hono-
lulu. Il. T, as second-clssE mail.
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Washington Bureau. Pest Building.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-09
We have inquiries every day for
snaps in Cavalier county land. If you
have anything to ofu List it with US.
Truax & Mclean.

The most unique card of thanks that
has como to our notice for some time
was inserted in tho Moon last week by
two patients who were quarantined at
Hannah during the holidays. They re-
turn thanks among other things for q
splendid Christmas dinner and other lux
uries, which as rule sick folks don't
bother about. Hannah will be making q
bld pretty soon 40 sanitarium and
health resort.
The Olga aud Waihalla stage now pats
up at the livery, feed and sale stables OF
E. A. MoCay, who has lately taken The
government contract Of carrying the q.
s. mail over that route until next July.
Passengers will 6ud the stage we'll equip.
ped. Tue dsiver also looks after the
carrying Of parcels aud ether errsnds FOL
The public. Orders left in the forenoon
are executed the Same day, tho mail aot
leaving Langdsn Tor Wslhslls aatii ON
] H'elook u The aetssnOoA.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-09
Gordon d Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

John Mahon is over at Neohe this
week checking over the business done
BY his lumber yard there duylng ths past
year.
Chas. Smith, the energetic manager Of
Of F. H. Stolsz's lumber yard here is be.
ing destorsd for an adults sized dose Of
the measles.
Local capitalists. among others our old
friend, G. w. Andrews. are planning the
construction of telephone line between
Walhaila and Neche.
Mrs. D. McKechnie is the guest of hel
daughter, Mrs. q. V. Stevenson, this
week, while making a round Of visits
among her friends in town.
Ityour loan has run five years and is
now payable, call and see US, we will
make youa renewal or new loan tina,
you may pay at any time at cheapest
ratas, ALERT 6 Water.
Arthur FjoEstad, foreman ON the big
farm OF Hon. Jas. Jenaings ct Stilwell
was in town the tsrspart of the week
returning from three weeks stay on hia
Storlie township homestead.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-09

Coed fresh eggs, twenty cents dozen
ct the Bee Hive Store.
Postmaster MoRuRh is canvalescsnt
after siege of rheumatism.
A full limo Of latest novels at popula,
prices on sale at w. r. Bradlsy's.
jill. Mccullough, one of Milton's sub
stantial men was visitor here Saturday
Do not arrange or renewal Of your
farm loan or for new loan until you
talk with ALERT & Winter, they can and
will save yea mensy.
Fixtures for sixty 16 candle power in
candescents have been placed Ia the new
Masonic Temple the past week by the
Lnngden Electric Light Co.
Collector John Bidlake Of Park River,
is now in charge of the j. I. Case Co.,
business at points along this Line, having
started in the new year with that firm.
President J. j. Mahoney, of the Lang
don Implement Co., and family spent
the holidays with relatives of Mrs. Ma.
hoaey's in Bottineau county, returning
home this week.
FL. johnson conferred Tuesday with
the board of county commissioners as to
thor views of making his paper, the o.
nabrook Independent, one Of tho ofieial
organs Of Cavalier county.
F. n. Stoltz is in tho city today to
assist in the annual stock taking OF his
lumber yard: here. His brother Harry
Stoltz will look after the management
here until Chas. 8. Smith is able to get
around again.
Editor Stewart, who mas succeeded f.
L. johnson since the first OF the year as
the end man Of the Osnabrook lndepen-
dent. made his first visit te the county
seat Monday. Mr.. Stewart filled SINH
lar position with the Devils Lake Inter.
Ocean previous to undertaking the man
aRement of the Independent.
The time is only two weeks distant to
the annual celebration of the anniversary
of the birth Of the famous Scottish bard,
Bobby Burns, which will be held in this
city BY the Caledonian society Of Cava-
lier county, on Friday, January Gath.
Preparations for festivities upon the
usual elaborate scale are already under
way.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-09

Good heavy blankets for rs cents at c.
). Kelly's.
Frank McGauvran is assisting in the
county treasurer's Office.
Keep yourself warm by buying suit
Of Kelly's fleece lined underwear.
See Far1ell & Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See Us before
making your loan.
BRING in your essray notices. Tho
DEMOCRAT can publish them for you and
can bring results.
Mrs. John Mahon returned last week
from a visit OF several weeks with her
parents in Eastern Ontario.
ALERT g. Winter will make your final
Proof cheaper than anyone else in Cava-
lier county and your loans at cheapest
rate and best terms.
Rev. Jas. Austin was passenger down
the line Monday from Hannah, enroute
to Fargo, where he will attend the Tri-
State grain growers convention this
week.
Rev. Thos. Dougan has been sufferer
from sciatic rheumatism this week.
There were no Presbyterian services held
at the church in this city last Sunday
in consequence.
The A. .. U. w. order in North Dako.
ia closed the year by adding 1913 new
members to the roll of honor during the
mouth of December. There is one as
sessment for the month Of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McKechnie and
children will leave the latter part of the
month for California, where the balance
of the winter will be spent with the hope
of its bensftting Mrs. McKsshnie's
health.
County Surveyor A. B. Darling is
among the new subscribers that the De-
moerat has added to its list since the
first of the year and he wasn't the only
one. there being over two dozen new
readers who will welcome the paper to
their homes during 1902.
Chas. MCCARTHY, Of the Milton Globe,
was here Monday to see that the board
Of county commissioners started in on
their work for the new year in proper
shape and suggest that the proper thing
would be the appointment of the Globe
as one of the county official papers.
The Macabses and other charitable
:esidepts Of Elkwood and Wang neigh
oorhood raised purse of nearly 5000
he past week TO enable John G.. Olson,
Who is laid up with broken leg, reoeiv.
ng treatment at the Morden hospital.
Albert johnson had in hand the raising
4 the funds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-09
costs you nothing to list
your land with Truax q Mclean

By locking over our want column on
the fret page, il will be noted among
other things, that three teachers are
wanted for Langdon school district at
the beginning of the spring term in
April.
A. soh.lke leaves next week for hia
yearly visit to Chicago and other markets
east, staying over at Fargo few days
enroute to attend the reunion Of Scottish
Rite degree Masens.
Without doubt Saturday evenings
entertainment by the "Black Trilby"
company Of McCabe & Young will be
one of the finest performances at the
Donovan Hall this winter. They carry
ten people, all colorsd.
Will Farrell, John Boyd, and Gilbert
Barcelo left Tuesday to enter college at
Collexeville, MINI, where along with
John Mooney, they will see that Cava-
lier county holds ite own against all
corners at the close of the school year.
The school csnsus Of Lasgdon city
special school district has been completed
and the enumeration results in the find
ing Of 365 children Of school age, 1856 boys
and $50 girls. Tho figures are about the
same 40 given in the census of year
ago.
The now man IN the Moon, s. ]. A.
Boyd, is understood to be veteran
birch wielder from Huron county, On
tario, and ought to be able to educate
the Hannahites in lots of things-per-
haps even American politics. Anyway.
here's no, old man.
T. E. Pierce visited Lakota last week
to attend the wedding OF his brother,
Frank. The event taking place at the
family home on the 2nd inst. The
groom is understood to have lately
succeeded to the livery business Of Mr..
Pierce. 81, Of that place. IL
F,ed Newborn called Tuesday aud loft |
bhe DEMOCRAT share Of the proceeds on
. shipment of 1000 bushels of wheat
The past season he reports as being the
most successful in his ten years expert
ence farming here. AS result he has
built house and moved the family into
town to give his children the benefit Of
of our public schools.
Robert Beard, whose farm Is mile
and half west of town, started yestsr- |
day On twp OF several weeks south and
will spend much Of she time ia looking |
oyer the country in Oklahoma. He will
resura in February, dispose of his per-
sonsl property and then locate down
there with his family. Tho change Of
climate is being sought by Mr.. BeaiEd
on account of i'll health.