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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
CARDWELLTON AND BURLAP.
Annie Davis Looks Like n Sure VIM
ner-Handicnp Is Hard Race.

Cardwellton's last race was too good to be
overlooked. 1t lies between him and Burlap
for the first race to-day. Haddington is n
fast horse but can scarce concede the
weight Cloudy will go we'll for bit. and
may stay TO the third Clinton b.. at 10 to
/ to show. might stand a piking bet.
"Ah dot cab who Thunderation. or-and
is said John Clarke yesterday. when
asked about the second race. THAT yeah
filley OBJ Mstah Hayes done got it won
now So it seems. Anne Davis is said to be
Il better mare than Miss Crawford. What
would Miss Crawford do here? ]. W. O'Neill
should be second and Hast Du Gesehen
third. This race is not one on which bet
tors should go broke.
Howling Dervish will go we'll in the third
but Oudenarde is a nice. tight horse. and
should beat him. Deer Hunter will not be
far off at the finish.
The handicap is awfully hard. Found will
that weight away to Leenja Kaffir will go
well If they will just let him run and not
try to rate him. Prince Richard likes the
weight. and will so we'll 1t seems to lie
with the feather weights.
With a good rider up, Mistie is good
thing in the fifth race. Lady Idris will like
the fast track. and. the weight off, Doctor
Clark should be third.
Little Wilson may draw his whip on
Sweet Dream and shoot it off in the last
event. That is the only way she can lose
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.FAVORITES WON
With REGULARITY.
Starter Had Bad Day With Flag,
but Public Choices Got the
Money Each Time.
WAGNER BEAT MAUD CONNIE.
Booker Got \. ID. Gibson OFF on
Outside of Field-The Wiz
ard Won Another Very
Lucky Race.
WAGNER BEAT MAUD CONNIE.

49,,
MI paue hau Il very ueclueaiy
"''' way WIN '"e starters ia'"ftt-s "o'i
WIN v','S,S'eii'H ""tiis 'fe ai'ef'ioo
va = '"vhe" rom = 10 o. Won '"e'
Nfst race Ike Il nice fily. She raced behind
the pace To the stretch. then came through
..ror,,l. a,,, ,,.o I'll, t,,,, IT.. :, ma
49, '''' -
t"-i shot' would probably have won had the
not run out ut the stretch entry He ran IL
fine race. and after runninp ont IN ,h, fence
WIS L,atep nri,. in ,b. t,,,ai ton cards
Lady V.sI,ti ric.I, ridden h,. tho former
poor i,cka,. Rridwsi1 w., nv, s.co,,, ,,.,..
saIIopiu.. Sr.u,r. brol,. an m. or,sis. of
the ,i.ld had Ia %, .,,o,,r,i ,b.. bnrc,, on ,b..
turn then got IN ,bo f,or, I'M, 6;d M, dis
~. nj, -, =,
PA! ms proper speed. lie gave IL up III the
stretch. and NaShti breeZeI in. Smith can
not ride Sceptr. 70 .,dv,ntasa Time will
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, .i,a, ,iiis WIS hot the nor 81 iaYt Wy
~ ''''s f'"''"S' N'shi "oii 'i''e'! anu Ca
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=, i nt W ~ MoIi IHe lput III ~ 80,
ny. III a:Iu -Nouiil .puse 81 ,Ix.
nouiin itouse so'iis pa -, nr,ar,.r
- - 49, lTuu-", a. 40. ott nick
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scORTIC WON THE HANDICAP.
Outgamed Easy street In Early Driv'
in Feature Race mt Detroit.

in Feature Race Mt Detroit.
Detroit. Mich. June 1.-THE fourth race
a free handicap. was the feature of to-day's
races. Scortic went to the outside at :he
head of the stretch and won handily after
beating Easy Street. Four outsiders Won
Summary:
First race. five furlongs-zarker. 196 lDonovanl
2 TO |. won: Two Penny, lOj ID. HalD to l.
second: Maggie Work. los tMuhro), . TO i. third
Time, 1:0sis. Too Many. ucyrohe, j. Nc,
Jim Fernin and Louise Mennng also ran
Second race, six fuTlonSs-kiItle BOY. IS LEo-
InarellD. IA to 5. won; star Gazer; III Or Nil
liams), 8 to l. second: Aratoma. ia Connolly,
IL to /. third Time. I:22Ie. FItzbriiiar. Hope
uale and Sly Boots also ran: , ,,,,
Third race. six and dne-half furiongs-PIuck,
SO Oh. Gilmore. to !. won; Snowman "a
CRomanellD. IL TO l. second: Little Duchess II.
ICE o. Walsh 10 . third. Time. l:2J18. Tax
man and The Stewardess also ran.
Fourth race mile and twenty yafus-Sco ftIc;
los u. Walsh. to /. won; Easy stres,. ~
(iunro). to /. second: Fonsoiuca 100 ,Ron i
81. to 5. third. Time l:o2s.. soothsaFei' BUM
mer II and Angari also ran ,o, ,,,ar,o,.,,,,
Fifth race one mile-Larkspur. l96 tAicDonald,
IL TO ). won Presgrave, ll3 ~ Bahu,' ~ 70 a.
second; Neeburban, 81 wv. Daly). 70 l. tnlr '
Time, 18th. Maghoai. Goo Goo Prince Heho
and Nuptial also ran. 80 ,oo =, ,y,i.,,
Sixth race, six furlongs-Oconee lOg ~ Waishl
10 J. won; Edgefield Ill tRomaneliD. . 70 /.
second: Rotterdam. ia tR. Williamsp 70 l.
third. Time. 1:2il. Senator Bevsfiuse' Neitu,
George Perry. Eufaulla. Doctor Moouy' Nt"esa
and Jean Beckham also ran
To-DAY'S CROSSE PoINTE ENTRIES.
EI-sY r,ce p,frse ok furlangs:
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pea i @ Going ss7 away ' SS c %s dry is M'fi
900 for
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RANK OUTSIDERS WIN At ASCOT.
King Edward Sees His Horse, Mead,
Heater In the DiennioI Stake.

London. June T.-At Ascot to-day the
Royal Hunt Cup was Won by Kunstler. In
perious was second and Handicapped third.
All the placed horses were outsiders. Kunst-
Ter started at % to against. Imperious was
lgc to and Handicapped 20 to !. William
c. Whitney's Ballantrae and ]. r Keene's
kearsarge Were among the starters
King Edward and the Prince of Wales
Were again present The Kings horse.
Mead. was again the favorite for the Bien-
NAL Stakes. but St Emilion. ridden by Ma
her took the race.
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vs Pc" Wasn't: T 1s 1 b Il Sd ] s sfsS
The star was r ~ Il IL ia Ite nrt -four.
GI:S a.
G and six rurong
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reass ecudce & CHI. by
hrruiup Brood o
30.
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s,x,b race selling one mile and a quarter:
HARLEM Sci
RFpT-ELIC SPECIAL

Chicago. June 17.-Selec:ons:
First Race-Rachel r.. Eug-nia E., Hindu
Second Race-Jim Clark. Jack Rstlin. Bessie
I'll Third II >Race-Mcchesney. Sinner Simon. Jim
inez
Fifth Eace-Clarsmont. Gus Hsitprn. Lady
sixtT Race-Kentuckv Cardinal Hayiland Roll
lick
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CROSSE po1NrE SELECTIONS.

CROSSE PoINTE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Detroit. June T.-Selections:
Bachelor. '' '''
Second Race-sarilla. Locust Blossom. Senator
Beveridge.
Third Race-Prism. Senior Prpsader
Fourth Race-Probabe. Rowland NJ Marshal
Ney. 49, 'N
Fifth Race-Honolulu. Larkspur Curate
Sixth Race-Zonne King Tatius Inu Rev
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allowance claimed

Apprentice allowance claimed
THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS
First Race-Cardwellton GouSy. Haddington.
Second Race-Anre Davis. ). W. U Neil. Hast
Du Gesehen.
Third Race = oudenarde Baronet. Rowling
Dervish
Fourth Race-Nafir. Leenia: Prince Richard.
Fifth Race-Mistie. Lady Iris. Doctor Clark.
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BASEBALL 4 ELS e: {:
GREATEST AMERICAN HORSE
RACE WILL BE run TO-DAY.

Big Field Much Suburban Handicap Is
Full and assTrac in Bad Shape and May BE
Muddy-Traincrs Conede Daingerfed Waterboy. Gold
Bill the Best Chances Win.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

FotiehD
A Brady; A DadeW Weather clartu fast
OOL and
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She is mare who needs whipping. and
Wilson will probably have TO change hands.
This will hurt. Hence. Jake Weber, whom
she beat sure, is the best bet. He will have
TroXler up and will get fine ride
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-05
LINER SIERRA
IN AND OUT

Among the early arrivals in port yes
terday was the Oceanic s. s. Sierra,
having sailed from San Francisco on
October 20. The passengers had an un-
comfortable voyage owing to rough
seas running from the Northwest. A
large passenger list gave a heavy yield
to Honolulu. Among the arrivals were
Major Birkheimer, Capt. w. G. Reed,
Col. A. M. Mckenzie and Major B. H.
Moon, constituting the army board re-
Gently appointed to select the site of
the permanent army post in Honolulu;
Alexander Young, who returned from
business trip to San Francisco; o. G.
Traphagen, the architect; Chas. t.
Wilder and family, who have resided
in the Sound country for some time:
DR.. j. T. Mcdonald, who returns from
a vacation trip to California; G. Kunst,
the well known planter of Samoa; Mrs.
w. M. Giffard, returning from an ex
tended stay in California.
The remains of Melville Monsarrat,
SON of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Monsarrat,
who was accidentally shot while hunt
ing in California, were brought on the
steamer.
Col. J. A. McGilvray, Supreme Secre-
tary of the Independent Order of For
esters, was a through passenger for
Sydney. He was greeted here by a-spe
cial committee appointed by the local
lodge. Lieut.-Col Burton, of the Brit
ish Army, is enroute to Auckland.
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WEIGH & Co. of San Francisco are
preparing to compete with the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian Steamship Co. in carry
ing sugar from Hawaii to New York
WEIGH & Co. will add steamers to their
line of windjammers now used for sug-
ar cargoes, and the prospect Of two
big shipping concerns battling over
the raw product of the Hawaiian cane
fields win be watched with interest
WEIGH & Co. have chartered the Amer
lean steamers Conemaugh and Penn
sylyania and the American ship Henry
Willard for this purpose. The Willard
recently left Newcastle for Honolulu
with a cargo of COAL
Percy Morse, local representative Of
the American-Hawaiian Steamship
Co., returned yesterday from the
mainland on the steamer Nevadan,
being seven days and two hours from
San Francisco and eleven days from
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-05
NIPPON WAR
RUMOR DENIED

The report sent out from Honolulu a
Togo Kisen steamship Nippon Maru
would cali at Midway island on her
way to Yokohama, owing to anxiety
over the alleged strained relations be-
tween Japan and Russia, is denied by
General Agent w. H. Avery of the line
in this city, on the authority Of Minis
ter Takahira at Washington. When
the report concerning the Nippon Maru
was received here Agent Avery con-
suited Japanese Consul Uyeno and he
lin turn wired Minister Takahira, who
replied as follows:
washington, Oct. 25th-To Uyeno,
Consul-of Japan, San Francisco: Know
of no cause why Nippon Maru should
stop at Midway. Pending report from
Consul-GeneraI at Honolulu can inform
Togo Kisen Kaisha and public that last
advices contained no information indi-
eating future hostilities.
@ ''TAKAHIRA.'
Later the same day General Agent
Avery received the following telegram,
through Consul Uyeno:
washington, Oct. 25th-Consul-Gep-
eral at Honolulu reports no ground for
story that Nippon Maru called at Mid
way. IAkAHlRA.
The advices will allay the fears of
many, people whose friends and rela-
tives sailed from here on the Nippon
Maru. since the report was received
that Captain Greene and the other Of
ficers of the steamer were anxious over
the safety of the Nippon, in view of the
war talk, the local office Of the Togo
Kisen Kasha has been deluged with
inquiries in reference to the matter.
There is no probability that the liner
called at Midway and she will next be
heard from at Yokohama.-S. F. Elk
change.
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commissioners SALE
OF LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SITUATE AT PoNAHAwAI, IN
THE DISTRICT OF HILo, ISL
AND OF HAWAII, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.

Pursuant to- Decree made by the
honorable J. TIDE Bolt. First Judge
OF the Circuit Court of the First Judi
clal Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii. filed
on the 4th day of November, a. D.
1913, IN cause entitled S. NJ Damon,
). +. Damon and Fl. E. Waity, doing
business as Co-Partners under the firm
name of Bishop & Company VS.. Marian
X. Austin and Charles r. Hemenway
as Trustee of the Estate of Herbert C.
Austin, Bankrupt. Bill for Foreclos-
lure of Mortgage, Equity Division No
1852, the undersigned, as Commissioner
duly appointed, will expose for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
subject to confirmation by the Court,
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Kinder MAY NOT
GET MONGOLIA

Captain John H. Kinder, until re-
Gently master of the British steamer
Coptic, and still member of the Royal
Naval Reserves of Great Britain, has
been appointed to the command of the
Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia, which
flies the American flag, but question
has arisen which may prevent him
from assuming charge of the big
steamer. The question is one of eli
gibility, and the matter may be taken
into the courts to be decided.
Captain Rinder's ability as a navi-
gator is not doubted, but whether he
is eligible to American citizenship and
entitled to an American masters IL
cense is a question which has been
raised by merican steamship captains
at this port. The matter will be
brought before California Harbor, No.
Is, American Association of Masters
and Pilots, at their meeting next Mon
day night, and steps may be taken to
contest Captain Rinder's right to an
American license.
Captain Kinder states that he de-
clared his intention of becoming a
citizen of the United States some if
teen years ago, but has not yet taken
out the final papers which viii entitle
him to citizenship. Though intending
to become a citizen of this country,
Kinder still remained master of the
Coptic and was member of his ma
jesty's naval reserves. The captain
states that his family has resided here
for the past fifteen years. He does
not expect any difficulty in securing
naturalization papers and then taking
his examination for a masters GER
tifcate.
The point raised against Kinder by
local captains is that he is not entitled
to citizenship, as, since he first declared
his intentions he has been serving I'M
der the British flag and has been a
member of the naval reserves, subject
at any time to call to fight for Great
Britain.
He has never stood a dog watch
under the American flag is argued by
local shippers, land it does not seem
right that he should step from the COM
Inand of British steamer into the
American merchant marine service
The steamer Mongolia is a $4,000 ton
vessel noVg nearing completion at New
port News. She will have her trial
trip in December and will start for this
coast about the first of next year Rim
der is expected to go East to take
charge Of her next month. The action
of the local association of masters and
pilots in the matter is being awaited
with interest.
The command of the Mongolia is
position which has been sought after
by captains who have been in the SER
vice of the Pacific Mail Company for
many years, and considerable bitter
ness has been engendered because of
the appointment of one outside the
company's forces to the position.-Ex-
anir1ar
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WEIGH & CO. WILL COMPETE
WITH AMERICAN.HAWAIIAN

Seattle. He reports the voyage fine
one. About 1000 tons of freight Were
brought to Honolulu, and there are
a thousand tons for Kahului for which
port the steamer will sail on Friday,
The vessel will sail from Kahului TO
San Francisco direct.
Speaking OF the Company's affairs,
Mr. Morse said the Nebraskan is only
taken off the schedule temporarily or
until there is cargo enough here 10
warrant the Company maintaining a
two-steamer ferry run between Homo
lulu and San Francisco.
In New York Mr.. Morse found that
big freights are being offered there for
transportation to Honolulu. This, in
his opinion, seemed to point to better
times in the Islands.
The s. s. American of the same COM
pany will sail for Honolulu from Sc
attic on December 1. She will load
there about 800 tons of salmon, and
finish here with cargo of about 5000
tons of sugar for New York.
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PARIS AMONG
THE "MlSSlNG'

The wreck of the French bark Con-
notable de Richmont recently on the
French Frigate Shoals calls attention
to the large number Of sea casualties
of late among French merchant fleets.
On October IS the French bark Savoy
ard was wrecked near Brest, and thir-
ty-one of her crew and four women
were lost. Two other French barks
were also recent ost in other parts
of the world, and now the French ship
Paris. 17S days out from Hamburg for
Honolulu is posted as missing.
Norman Watkins, of the Hawaiian
Fertilizer works, was notified by cable
from San Francisco yesterday that the
Paris had been placed on the overdue
list with reinsurance quoted at 1 per
cent. She had cargo of Cardiff coal
for the Navy.
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ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1870;
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON.

AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
of said day at the front mauka) en-
trance to the Judiciary Building, in Ho-
nolulu, Island of Oahu, the following
described property, to wit:
! First. That certain Policy of Life
Insurance issued by the New York Life
Insurance Company on the life of Her
bert c. Austin, for Five Thousand Dol
| lars, dated May 18th, 1890, and num-
bered 35S136:
Second. That certain Life Insurance
Policy issued by said New York Life
| Insurance Company on the life of said
Herbert C. Austin, for Five Thousand
Dollars, dated September 9Th, 1894, and
numbered 632977:
Third. All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situate in Ponahawai,
Hilo, Island of Hawaii, in said Ter
ritory, (being part of the land describ-
ed in Royal Patent (Grant) 252 to B.
Primary, and bounded and described as
follows:
Commencing on the South side of Po-
nahawai street at the West corner of
Lot No. 3 owned by Moemoe, and run
ming along the boundary of said Lot
South 351a0 West $50 feet: thence along
Lot No. South 5512 West 2t5 feet;
thence along the road North 351s0 West
213 feet to Ponahawai street: thence
along said street North Az East 2l5
feet to the point of commencement:
containing an area of one and two
tenths acres, and being the same prem
ises described in deed from d. II.
Hitchcock to said Marian r. Austin by
date of October DIST, 1890, recorded in
said Registry Office in Liber 125 on
page 416. together with all improve
ments thereon.
Terms of Sale are Cash in U. S. Gold
Coin. Deed at expense of purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of
Messrs. Smith & Lewis, at their office
No. 206 in Judd Building, on Fort street.
Honolulu, IT. H, or to the undersigned
at his office in the Judiciary Building.
P. D. KELLETT, JR.,
Commissioner.
Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, November
4th, 1903
66so-Nov. 5, u, 10, 26, Dec 3. 5.
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MILLETT FOUGHT
DEMENTED NAN

There was a stencil arising from the
fight at the Reliance Club last ni<ht
that no amount of chloride of lime can
dispel Somebody knew what was COM
ing off. as, starting with even money in
the afternoon, Millett grew and grew
in popular favor until he was 10 to 4,
then 10 to 6, then to and finally any
old price to the money on. There was
very little bet at that. Whoever was
cognizant of Weinigs physical and
mental condition merely exercised a
petty graft and scooped in few dol
lars that must burn in the Rocket
Certainly it was not the Reliance Club
management that profited. The match
was made in good faith and was based
on Weinig's extended record. It was
no fault of Millet's as he entered the
ring in shape to battle for "a ransom.
But somebody knew and that some
body is an enemy to the boxing game
that has been so free from faint in
California for some time past
Chronicle.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed Admins
traitor of the Estate Of George Pierce
Andrews, late of Honolulu, deceased.
All creditors of the deceased are here
by notified to present their claims,
duly authenticated and with the proper
vouchers, if any exist, even though
said claims may be secured by mort
gage upon real estate, to the under
signed at the Office of the Hawaiian
Trust Company, Limited, No. 923 Fort
street. Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii,
within six months from the date OF the
first publication of this notice, Or with
in six months from the date said claims
fall due, or they will be forever barred.
GEORGE 2. CASTLE,
Administrator of the Estate of George
Pierce Andrews, Deceased.
Hatch & Ballou, attorneys for Adj
ministrator.
Dated Honolulu, September 1, 1908.
6599--Cct. /, s, Is, %, 90.
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Shipping Notes.

The Coptic is due from San Francisco
on Saturday.
The bark Edward May arrived at
Eleele from Kahului on Nov. l.
The American ship Erskine NJ
Phelps is ready to sail and may get
away for Delaware Breakwater late
this week.
The ships James Drummond and
John Currier are both ready to go to
sea and may leave for the Coast to-
morrow or next day.
Big Mccarthy, the crirnp, was ar
raigned in the police court yesterday
morning on a charge OF embezzling
s1.25 from sailor. The case was con-
tinued until this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-05
ATHERTON ESTATE.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CHAMBERS - IN
PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Alex
ander Montague Atherton-Order
for Notice of Hearing Petition for
Probate OF Will.
A Document purporti1g to be the
Last Will and Testament of Alexander
Montague Atherton, deceased, having
on the 2sth day of October, A. D. 1903,
been presented to said Probate Court,
and a Petition for the Probate thereof,
and for the Issuance of Letters Tesla
mentary to Frank Cooke Atherton hav-
ing been filed by said Frank Cooke
Anterior:
1t is hereby ordered, that Monday, the
seth day of November, A. D. 1903, at 1O
o'clock a. M, of said day, at the Court
Room Of said Court, at Honolulu Judi
Iciary Building), be and the same hereby
is appointed the time and place for
proving said Will and hearing said ap-
plication.
It is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given, by publication, once
a week for three successive weeks, in
the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a
newspaper published in Honolulu, the
last publication to be not less than ten
days previous to the time therein ap-
pointed for hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, Territory of Ha-
wall, October %, 1903.
w. ]. ROBINSON,
Third Judge First Circuit Court.
D. H. Case, attorney for Petitioner
662S-Oct. 90, Nov. 5, Il, 19.