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Evening star., 1903-10-20
CRESCEUS TRoTTING KING
Champion Stallion Goes a Mile in
1593I

tresceus broke the worlds trotting rec
ora Tor mile at Wichita. Kan, yester-
day AFTERNOON, going the distance in 1.5oa
beating the previous record held by Lon
DIXON and Major Del Mar by a quarter of
a second.
The day was ideal and the track could
hot nave been better. George H. Ketcham
worked the horse out before the final tnct
In 215 and then sent him for the racnrd
he broke when he first scored for tho
word nut on the next attempt was sent
on, gong the hrSt quarter in 30 seconds
nat Ihere was cheer when he reached
the half in O.J9%i, and when tho tbrno
quarters was passed in 1.30 the cheer be-
came uproar. "
Just before he reached the wire Cresceus
broke, and, it is believed lost fully tbrao
quarters of Il second. He caught handilv
and flashed under the wire in 5o1
Cresceus was paced by Mike the Tramp.
The official timers were COL A. G. J,rd,n
of Stockton. Kan: III. f.. Ames and Fred
Stearns of Wichita.
Cresceus held the championship from
August =, 1901. when he lowered The Ab-
bots time to 2.U2L at Columbus until An
chestnut mare. Lou Dillon, aided by a
wind shield, trotted the mile in two min
utes fiat. Lou bilious honor as the long
lookedfor two-minute trotter was shared
with Major Delmar. owned by e. E. Smath-
ers, when the fast geiding also trotted the
mile in two minutes fat behind wind
shield. Lou Dillon's fractional time was
o3oA 1.ooA 1.3l, 200: Major Delmars.
o2Sk, 0.5S1s. l29. 200
Smathers' trotter holds the worlds rec
ord for the quarter. half and three-quar
ters, and is the worlds gelding champion
Lou Dillon still holds the title as trotting
mare.
While Cresceus- disappointed his ad-
mirers by failing to lower his record last
year, he was easily the greatest trotter on
the turf in 1902 His mile in Memphis in
2Oi in October was more than a second
faster than any other horse trotted in the
Evening star., 1903-10-20

much as they want. Who has? But
am doing my part to see that they get q
few dollars for the legitimate expenses of
the campaign. We are working for good
municipal government and for the election
of Low, Hinrichs and Mcclure"
Have you anything to say of the abuse
Tammany is indulging in at the expense of
the republican party?"
"Oh, no; let 'em go ahead. More heads
than ours are being hit The two great
'P's' are on our side-the press and the
pulpit. I've had knowledge of the power
Of both, and l know they are good things
to have on ones side when heads are being
hit"
Have you any news from Brooklyn
YETI
Il have an idea that Mclaughlin will
win. No matter which way it goes. it will
mean votes for the anti-Tammany ticket"
Evening star., 1903-10-20

season His two miles, made last year, In
All was considered the most important
exploit of the season 1t was SAID tnat
there is nothing on record to compare with
it as feat of combined speed and Stam-
ina, Cresceus having trotted the second
mile III 2G1e, after going the hrst In
21Ok.
Here is how the trotting records have
been made:
Ycar Nauc Place and Date Time.
1S43-Lady suffolk gr m. Beacon course.
,,,, New IsT<ey July po.con co,rss 2;ZS
New jersey July II -. - 2:2Ga
iS59-f'lora Tempe, bm.. Centerville, n. .oo,,
Mich October 13 2:1a,.
1S61-Dcxter bry BOSTON, July 30 ... 2:19
1S6I-Dext"r. br.g.. Buffalo August H. 2:l!A
1SI2-Goldsmith Maid. Boston. June g.. 2:l6A
lSI:,-Orc;,,ent Sacramento Cal Sept L. 2:i6t,
1eTS-Iiarus h.g Buffalo. August ). ........ 2:13A
% rs. . 2:1e7l
1sso-Maud S. chm.. Rochester, n. Y,
1sso-st. Julian Hartford, Conn, Aug. -. e:llti
1SS0-Maud =. Chicago. September H.. 2:10tl
1ssl-Naud s., rittshurs July 13. ......... 2:1ola
lsst-Iay Eye See: blk.g:. Providence. Aug: 2;1o
vember IL 2:O,i.
lSs4-Maud S. Cleveland. August 2..... 200
1ss5-Maud s.. Cleveland July 30. 49,. 2:ost.
1S9l-Sunol. BIN stockton, Cal. Oct. 20. 2:OSh
PNEUMATIC TIRED sULKY.
1so2-Nancy Hanks Terre Haute, Ind. Sep
1so4-Aiix. I'm. Galesburg, Ill. Sept 10. 2:oI4
19oo-The Abbott. b.g.. Terre IIaute. Sep ,,,
1sol-CrescSus. chs. Cleveland. July 90 . 2:Oa9.
19ol-Creseeus. Columbus. August 2. 2:o2h
19G3-1.ou Dillon. eli. H., Readville. Mass.
1scs-Majof Dclmar,, b,s:, Empire city .oo
track. September %. 23........-..... 200
1903-Cresccus. chs, Wichita. Kan Oct.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
News Briefs.

Leo Eerkamp of Flagstaff and Miss Mabel
Brown of Ct.icago became separated from
their party at Sunset crater in the lava
beds, twenty miles northeast of Flagstaff.
Ariz-, Sunday afternoon, and since then no
trace of them has been found.
A Brussels dispatch says the recent visit
of King Leopold of Belgium. to United
States ambassador Storer, in Vienna, was
to place the Belgian concessions in China,
Japan and Corea under the protection of
the United States, and In return to grant
America certain important trade privileges.
The city hall of Cheboyan Mich. was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss. $50, coo: insurance,
$25, 600 1t was one of the finest municipal
buildings in Upper Michigan.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
WILL EvADE AGREEMENT
In Regard to Disbanding Troops on
Bulgarian Frontier.

LONDON, October 20.-Telegra phing from
Soha Bulgaria, correspondent of the
Times says there Is not yet any intima ton
that the Turkish government intends to
follow Bulgaria's lead in the demobil "a
ton of troops. 1t is reported that Turkey
intends to keep to the letter of her agree
ment TO this end by disbanding troops in
some distant part Of Asia Minor
Ihe Vienna correspondent of the Times
explains the non-publcation of the Austr0-
RUSSIAN joint note and the detailed instruc-
tlons to the porte. imposing a fuller meas
ufe OF reform in the Balkans by the fact
that the sultan fatty declined to receive
either document
The correspondent adds that both Austri.
ana RUSSIA are now at a loss how to over
come the sultans recalct trance
Evening star., 1903-10-20
Y. M. c. A. BOWLERS.
Capt. Kelley's Team Won Two Games
From the Whitford Trio.

On the alleys of the Y. M. c. A. last
night Captain Kelleys trio secured two
games from Captain Whitford's team. Sal
oman captured 203 in the last game. which
went as high score for both teams.
Rodrick avera ged $50. the highest of the
evening Captain Kelley's team secured
two good games. but to Captain Whitford's
team belongs the distinction of bowling the
highest total of the tournament in the final
game but four breaks two of them splits.
marring almost perfect exhibition. The
scores and the standing of the teams are
as follows:
Evening star., 1903-10-20
High School Foot Ball Games.

The second game of the High School
championship series will take place tomor-
row afternoon on the Georgetown College
field, between the Technical Manual Train
ing and Western High Schools, the game
to be called at four o'clock. The Technical
team is about the heaviest of any team
in the District schools. while the Western
Is one of the lightest The Western team
expects to surprise the strong Technical
team, as its members have been working
hard.
The Central and Business teams will
play on the same field Friday afternoon
The business team having won the first
game of the series from the Eastern is in
good form and hopes to defeat the last
year champions.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
EASTERN.
"Saengers" Practice Well.

That the Saengerbund team will be a
strong bidder for the championship in the
District League, was demonstrated in the
practice games last night. All the men
were in excellent form. and a result, ex-
ceptionally high totals were made.
After rolling the two fine strings of $50
and 974. the men warmed up to their work
and showed their caliber by reaching the
coveted thousand mark. In this game Bur-
dine made the highest score of the evening.
22J, although Gus SohSe Of the scrubs
tOppled over 2'6.
The scores are as follows:
Evening star., 1903-10-20
Junior Foot Ball.

The immaculate Conception second team
has organized for the season and would like
to arrange games with teams averaging
10 to 50 pounds. The lineup Is as fol-
lows: NJ Mcdonnell. right tackle: J. Hal
pin. left tackle; F. Keliher. right guard
J. T. Faherty. left guard; II. McVey left
end: r. Sullivan. right end NJ Keliher.
right half back; H. Mess. left half back
Z. Stewart, quarter back; f. Wood. full
Dack; j. Mclnenery. center. Address all
challenges to L. Stewart, captain.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
DEPARTMENTAL BoWLERS.
Bureau Took Three Games From the
Treasury

The Treasury bowling team made poor
showing against the Bureau team last night
on the Palace alleys, as they lost three
games to the latter. The Bureaus rolled
high scores in all of the games, the second
and third games being very good. The
highest individual score was rolled by
Hardie. who had total of 227 in the third
game. Hemerchs close behind, with
10 in the second game. The Treasury boys
were in poor form. as their highest score
was $50. The scores:
Evening star., 1903-10-20
BIfREAI.
Railway League Contests.

In the Railway League last night the
Columbia team was trimmed by the
Eastern for three games. The bowling
of the Easterns was very good all of
their scores being high except the last.
The first game the best of the even
ing. the Easterns getting a total of S51
pins. The scores:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

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tretgn laiieno. a MeiIe binter Siieras
tur3 Dor eiuer tleinen Merttaner- gn-
lieolang, oig mitteH III einer fIeinerl
iopailden 5ihtsnrcOung lag, 6ortr
plOBli1 Der Sanoitein auf uno Der
a0ltIfein Der 9reioe-6ormatipn trat
wieoer an ieine Stelle, ettuas weiter in
nrrofUeit.iiiO0ftlihsr Ridfuna Don
einem GuarSits Damn ourhbroben.
Der cine Nldhtigtett DON 1918 gus
aufmies.
Sin itarter 5auopino usbte bonn
Nelten bsriiber Ourb 0as @ebirae
mirbelte ben feinen Staub in oifeu
gSolten in bic Suft empor uno madlte
ftlr MID Die 2lufnahme BON gbOtoara=
pbieu Fait 3ur llRm0elitIeit. Dob Die
EaIolbaft nur0e immer eu.,iidenDer.
SD mar NIT Der 66be BON 1000 fuB
tlber Dem Nleeresipiegel unter Dem IS.
greitengraO in bic 2ebenssone Der side
getreten uuo lab lie LIBERAL 3ur rpteu
geoer uro Suniper eeieat, Die aalE=
lteiubtlgel tleioeu, tUelte liz breiter
6ront Die Die B0sen i'm Dleer Dem
tlibnen 5hDimner ith auf mid su=
5ubepegeH IdIenen. Sab mar idl bod
Oben duf Dem Ramm iOlh elmer Siioel=
iUeIle, balo Fiihrte mid mein Wsa,
bier in ipeitsm 8OqeH, bort in IharFer
Wenoung, pieOer tief unten our6 fieb-
llhe 8halltredeu, 100 Die Qeleliqe qolo=
gelbe SOmpOllte SOlioago fih in aus=
seoebnien RolOnisn anaeIieoelt bate,
wdbreno in @dlolihtinaen bon meh=
reren Adern I'm llmFano Die Gonnens
blume. 9eliantus, bon $40 GuB bod
aufgel9ohen, sinsu @alo fir Iih Bill
bette.
ROh cine mdBiqe 8ertieFung, aus
tuelber Hd9tige 6ibten in ben blaueu
0ImmeI ragten, puroe ourhquert.
Damn Elm 6ugel gsnommen, uno i'd
trat auf eineH fpeiten ebenen Blab biHs
aus, Der BON iaftiggrtnen 1laisFeloeru
umgeben mar: Dor mir laq SeoilO.
Dlit leiHem 8uBen0 6duler nimmt
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gen gooeniDOlbung elm, udbren0 bic
i6On eriDdbHten iit an Die 6iiqel Ianft
anlhmieeenoeH MaisFeloer uno Bdr=
ten, auf oenen &0huen, grblen, Gin.
Ten unD roter gfeffer. IOwie berihie0ene
Arten VlelDnen uno an Spalieren Ipa=
niiher gBeiu ge3oQen tuuroe, BON BEN
6leIB Der 8eDOhnsr bereOtes 3euqniB
able9ten. Sic tamen ale auh qleih
ber3u uno umringten mid auF ocm
freien glaB in Der Nitte, Der Die
YlasaA oarteaeu iogte uEo um ben
Die uieoriaeH Ssbms uno Steinbiitten
oes 8Orfes iih gruppirten. Sin
6remoer idien in otsIer peltentlegenen
8ebirgseiuiamleit stuas b0ht Selte=
mes 81 Iein; uRo bic sSnoidner am
Roraima, Delhe nod uiemals einen
Guropder geiehen, bdtten S6omburqt
Hlht Oermunoerter anItarren l0nnen,
als es meme Uieritaner taten, Die Alt
uuo Sung, elmer iiber Oem AnOern
uno auF Dem AnoerH, uenn tein Blab
mebr oG mar, Eid auT oas 2eb6aTtelfe
nit Auem beihdftigtsn, mas an meiner
PeriOn su Iebsn mar. Sbr grensen-
lOies StauneH aber erregte oas tlsine
unrubig bin uno ber biipIenoe uno
sitternoe Ging unter @las in meiner
9anb-meir RompaB-, oas Fe ni6t
miioe tpur0en su betrahten uuO odr=
iiber ibre Qleinung unter einanoer aus=
Sutouihen, nobel teiner ie0oh es
wGgte, es an3urnbreu Ooer ibm audi
nur gang nabe 5u tommen. SD trdnfts
meiH PFero, nabm elm Bib bon Dem
Dorf, ertunnigte mid mad benz meis
tern 8erlauf 6es gBegss uno Dormdrts
ging es.
(6DrtisBuns Folot.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

gfnem frehen Betruqe
III bas Barrier 8antbnus MasODisId
II. Gers gum 0pFer gsfausn. Gin nod
unbetanHter JnbuStrieritter beaahrids
tigte nomlth Die Barrier poiipsriDolsI
tiing, bab bas Banfbaus leinsn Gib
ptrIeet babe unb baB bssbalb ale G5eRs
bnnasH fir baFeIbe nah 10 BouIeborb
Rohedouart su rihten isien. Das
ipurbe audi 10 aisgefiibrt. unb bsx
6dpinbIer febte iin fonlit IN ben Bes
iib bon bsnsuienben 0eIbTennunqen
unb ipidtiaen papisrsn. sSnbeffen
tpurbe biz Gahs sieElIih id)EeIl snts
bsdt. Iobeb Der Gbaben fein Iebr ums
fangreidsr ssiDorbsn III. Dir 3eiiuns
gen sreiftn Fehr hsftig BITE ppIfberfpol-
tunq an, bie babsi cine mnqIdub[id,s
aeihtfertigteit an ben 5ug gelsqt
babe. Die poiiDeripaLtunq ipsiaeri fid
bes gnifhiensnTisn. irasnb tinen Gg1us
henerIub gu kitten. Fobab bsr 0anbtI
7slpib ein gsrldssihea NaAfpitl babsu
uirh.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20
GottOrieae Streiili1ter.

Die Militdrtantine Ioa aIIo mieoer
DerOen. gs lit Die b6dfte
3eit, iueun niht bic Sol6aten enttpeoer
alle beinllihe SdnapsiOHeI ooer -
Geierteurs ipeTOen iOaen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

!. Sas Seroienlt Ibeint bod nod IN
amerIta anertannt su merOsn. gBsH
oer ct. sOuis'er GiFfriltanwalt Roll
oIe SoooIer big aufs MseIier berFoIofe
Hno EN- tbm heimlid nngebotenes ser
nloser ausihlug. iOa er gOuberneur
uno am enDe ipdter nod grdlioent
iueroen. @ohl betomm'sl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

Dllt unlerp- Banana Ganalbroiett
mag e nod iniereiiant fperOen. gor.
iauF9 pat ols gsrtretune oes stnates
Colombia iieh sefueiaert, Den gertrao
IN oer pon unlern @ongreB anaenouts
msnsH Weiie aH3unebmen unS DiinTcbt
mot iDenIser, tDie neun Qmenoemeuts
loelne Der Der. Siaateu 6Onorek
lhwerlib aHne6men Miro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

Die .SOhOTisiellen in GeutIh=
lamb m6gen lid iiber Die teroiale WeiIe,
in Der ROOiepeIt ben neuen oeutihen
8Otihafter Baron BON Sternburg,
an Eeinem (Sfs) @eburtsias tn Ieinem
9dnohauis emsTing. bisuei1t dreern,
uns bat er Oaourh einen neuen 8eiDeis
9egeben. Dab er tDirfii1 elm 6rsuno
oes BotlhaFters lit. llub ais DER eff
8ieDe aeil Dorilber mar. bine 5terE-
burg feiHeH .8raienroG" an ben
Raael unb fpeiffe aeniitlid mi. Dem
BrdFOeuten i'm 2anObouie in Cpiter-
Ban.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

8rnan, 2snk un0 SDbnIon ber-
traten auf Der In llrbana, Chio, abs
eehaltenen 0emofratii1sn Contention
BON CHAMPAIGN gouHfp bic meme
uno SOhn g. Zimmerman ois lie
Gemesratis. 8rpan, Gems uno 5ohns
ien a0ben bic garoIe aus: 8orm0rts!
Derr Zimmerman neints, OaB Die
partsi untehren miiIie, lpenn fie feosn
tuole. .--3ief gebt Der RiB ourh biz
hsmofraiif1e Partei. Or iff unEsilbar.
Bon sinem barmonii1en 3ulammena
gsbsn Der bsiDerIsiiiasu grunonerIhiebs
nen NnliAten uno GeIinnuaaen tann
teins 5ssos Fein. sc tonn 10 wenie bic
8eo. oauoH fein. tuie man 8suer uno
Waiisr miEheu tanH. Wersuaroio
uerhielt iih bic Convention ben gruuoz
ssTfhisosnen AnIidtsH geeeHibsr. Auf
Der eiHeu Ssife inhoiiirte Iis Die, DIT
ueuen WrunoidBs proflamireanen plntz
fprulen bon Chicago nno Ganlas gitn,
nnb anf osr anosrn Ssiie linn ibre T<s
leaaitri fur ben gsrtretsr nes Confer
uatisnlus. 0srgn Zimmerman, oen
GDuuernearssan0iDaten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

egas. 1R. 55iUab. Der surada,tre.
tene pranoent beg StahltruIts. bat tuie
elr s5lber gearbeitet uno ourd leinen
gleIB un6 @nergie in iunoen Sa6ren
l1oH ein germogen bon Dai1ionsn
srrllngen. lnO nun2 Sein Danes
gssroenlpltem fol 3errittcs uno Teine
1lllIousn our1 risfirte Sbetulatipnen
geIaproet letH. Strenuous 9ife"
pat aua IeIne Sdattenieiten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

Snoem oas Cbtrbunbesaeridf ents
Sbiso. DAP cine is6smonatlite siniue.
fsnbeit in @iios 3atpta Tein bona fies
,geiebliher Nufellthalt" iif, babeu Die
ebeIaeioun9s- -9afotapigger eiHen 6si-
benihredsn befommen. Gsnn nurh
eiuen feasmonatlihen auFxnthaIt IN
Slio= 1nf0tn perliert Der gbeItbeiDunass
applicant ebenIo msnig feline angeb6z
rigteit in oem Staate, aus benz er
tnnmt, tDie or audi nint oas Barqera
rebt in Sii6-1atDta errirbt. GieIe
entIneiDuna oss Cberbnubesqerihts
rduuit nit Dem 6ohoruduerfabren in
@heIAeiounqsI1ten SilDa Datota' q auF.
Denrs fie Bat FIR ale Staaien GsItuno.
Rein SHAT brall1t cine In 5ilb- Tatofa
srlanste 51sioung III Eauttionieren,
es let oenn, er babe 0nr. oas gilrger=
resht gllten 8laubsus ermorbgn, uno
oig ljsrlhte Der iihrigen Sta0tem iper=
ben na1 Der Observation-Disclosures
sntI1sioung oementIprsheHD grtennen,
eas heiBt, iuenn Die Eato.a -assDunQ
angss0hten nao Dor Oas rifhterlide
ssornm qebrabt lpire. Smmerhin Elm
5oriihystt. Neiier aIIssohnas miirog
es Ifin, Die gbefheiounq ourd eiu
8unbtsetitb fur ale Siaasen gleid-
n'nBsg ~ reaeln.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-08-20

fat 90 SUB tisf in bic Gr6s Elm. geim
glieoerfdhreH peruriuhte sr Elm trsis
ihenoes GerduIh uno bsim 9lufidllds
gen CAB es einen anaI, Der tpsit6iu gss
hort fnfrDe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-22

ua was famous barbarian of Germany
ig OF the Huns ruling about fifteen hundred years ago
known The Scouge OF God In Az D. Roman
Empire OF the East and defeated the
latter obtaining after the Huns had devastated Thrae Mace
dona only by the of pounds gold
arca successor to Theodosus H. A. D. refused
tribute saying I have gold for friends and iron
In 45I A D. Atta invaded Gaul with 100000
beeged Orleans tt the latter relieved by Roman army Aa
to the
are Here he defeated by the combined armies of
Acu the Roman leader and Iheodor King of the Vsgohs
A D. 1t Is stated that killed in this
tie and that after the defeat Aa retired Germany 52 lei
Northern which he
The Emperor Vaennan Ill unable defend his capital invoked
the mediation of Pope Leo who had interview with At and
suaded him Romans
and died in Pannona D. the night after his marriage with
ice He buried by night and the who his
killed order that the place of burial might bept
Empire and lying what today the Drave valley long of
surrounding river Of that which the Tro
through Carintha and constituting the boundary further
between Savona and Hungary and joining the Danube
Belgrade Servia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-22
THESE TWO TOLD
ON THEMSELVES

SAY, I and my pardner here have
got some cigars we bought on board.
Mr.. Custom House Man. VIII there be
any trouble in getting 'em ashore?'
asked man as he stepped blithely
down. the gangway of the Korea the
other afternoon.
Il think there will be no trouble I
viii be glad to receive them and turn
them over to the authorities at the
Custom House" smilfngly responded
the inspector.
The two men soberly dug up. Pock-
cts emptied out all kinds of cigars that
had not paid their tribute to Uncle
sam. The Inspector took charge of
them. The two men walked soberly up
the wharf. The incident was closed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-22

was notified of Magoon's application
he went to Judge humphreys Office to
consult book entitled, Beach on
Trustees" While there he conversed
freely with Judge Humphreys, whom
he supposed to be his friend, and he
exercised no care in talking, for it
never occurred to him that Judge
Humphreys would for any reason repeat
a private conversation in his office,
much less report it inaccurately. The
witness denied emphatically that he
had told Humphreys in that CONVEX
sation, or at any time, that there was
compact between Magoon and him
self not to appeal from the allowance
to each other of a fee. There never
was any such compact or any compact
whatever between Magoon and the
witness and at the time referred to by
Judge Humphreys. The fee of witness
had been allowed and paid with the
knowledge and at the written and
sworn request of Mrs. Panee, and at
that time Magoon's petition for a fee
bad neither been heard nor deter
mined
Witness had told Becky that he
would sail next day on the China, and
could not attend to an appeal from
Magoon's fee. Mr.. Highton declined to
appeal from it on the ground that it
would be useless, for the law was set
tied. Witness advised Becky to consult |
Cnr h. zla
would go to Alex. Robertson, and the
rext day came in and said that Rob-
ertson & Wilder declined TO take. the |
case, and advised her not to appeal.
Witness understood she would not ap-
peal, and in order to protect himself
in his absence against future possible
Misrepresentation prepared and offer
ed for her signature paper containing
a direction not to appeal. She declined
10 sign this, and witness did not urge
her. She remained some little time
ana until after o'clock, when witness
was obliged to leave in order to go to
he Moana Hotel and reach the China,
which sailed at o'clock p. m. Becky
)rofessed then over and over again her
with the witness, and al
hough greatly vexed with the allow
nee of a fee to Magoon said she was
'ntirely satisfied with the fee allowed
witness. for he had earned it.
Colonel Fitch closed his testimony
y saying: 81 have practiced law near
Y fifty years. 1 have tried over a
cases and settled a great
lumber. Until came to Honolulu l
ever had a controversy with client,
nd was never accused of anything re-
Letting upon my personal integrity or
honor
Judge Humphreys moved to strike
ut this as irrelevant, but Judge De
'olt ruled that Humphreys applica-
ion was an assault upon the honor
N integrity of Colonel Fitch, and re-
used Humphreys motion.
Further hearing of the case was con-
nued until Monday morning.