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Middletown transcript., 1903-11-28
Riley Gets One Year

James Edward Riley the diminutive
negro over the custody Of whom Cover
nor Pennypacker had misunderstand-
ing Monday afternoon pleaded guilty to
having improper relations with an eight
year-old colored girl, and was sentenced
to be imprisoned one year. He was rep
resented by ], Frank Ball. He is six
teen years old, and originally had been
accused OF felonious assault.
Owing to the absence of material wit.
ness the case of Curtis L. Samuels, charged
with numbering PasquaIe Diabballe, was
continued until December 2lst. Horace
g. Eastburn, who represents Samuels,
was not ready for trial Monday as one Of
his important witnesses is i'll.
Middletown transcript., 1903-11-28
Married for the Fourth Time

An interesting wedding occurred at
Georgetown, the contracting parties be.
ing 20 and 60 years of age, respectively.
The bridegroom was Joseph B. Belts,
Justice of the peace at Millsboro, and
his bride was Mrs. Eliza Morrix of
Georgetown. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. W. N. Conway of
Georgetown. This is the brides fourth
matrimonial venture, having buried
three husbands,
Middletown transcript., 1903-11-28
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
St. Georges Hundred

The taxable residents OF st. Georges
Hundred, and all persons liable to pay
tax in said Hundred, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the year 1908 are now
due, and the undersigned Tax Collector
for said Hundred, will be
AT LLoYD's HOTEL, IN ODESSA,
FRIDAY, NOV. 9th, 1903,
From l to P. NJ.
and at the County Tax Collectors Office,
South Broad street, Middletown, Del,
every Saturday from 8 A. NJ. to 4.3O 2.
NJ, and Monday, NOV. Both.
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application TO the Collector, or
by sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
RNrNo discount will be allowed after
thi s Month
z, w, PEARO,
Collector of Taxes for St. Georges Hundred
Middletown transcript., 1903-11-28
will Meet Monday

A meeting OF the Regular Republican
State Committee will be held in Dover
on Monday morning at 1890 o'clock.
The call was issued by State Chairman
Henry B.. Thompson and Secretary
George b. Hynson sent out the notices
Monday morning. 1t is understood that
the harmony proposition submitted by
the Union Republicans will be consid-
cred and reply sent to Senator Alice,
chairman of the Union Republican Com
mittee. The meeting will probably be
held in the Hotel Richardson.
Middletown transcript., 1903-11-28
WHEN GRANDMA BAsTEs THE TURKEY

When gran ma bastes the turkey
We children watch to see
The way she pours the basting on,
As Flick as slick can be.
We hear the turkey "izzle,"
An know it's getting Drowned;
But WHEN she puts the basting on,
Why ti.en We just stand round. 7
like the Christmas stocking,
The frosted New Years cake;
like the birthday presents
My aunties buy or make;
But jus the bestest time of all
Thanksgiving brings to me-
When gran'ma bastes the turkey,
An we all STAN round to see.
Middletown transcript., 1903-11-28

Winter Excursion Rates via Baltimore and
Chic Railroad
Excursion tickets are now on sale to
Winter resorts in the South: also to
points in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas and New Mexico. For tickets and
full information apply to ticket agents or
H. A. Miller T. p. A. City office Water
and Market SITS. Wilmington, DEL, d.
and A. Phone 1853 A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

iiben @eIb senug unb perbtenen nod
ieben Mbenb, benn fie balten pbaro
unb Houlette."
Sinh tie tiihn unb mutbig9"
,Oas peib t9 ni4t. sd bDrte pobl
BON elmer 6erausforberung iprefen,
bas benefit aber nod niht, mas lie
i'm Sample felbit tbun piirben. Coli
i4 ibnen auf ben CABIN fiiblen9"
uytetn; tp tonne nur elnen tapte,
rem Mann brauhen, bsr ni4t NIT au
bel @eptfien seplast lit. MGnner ibz
rer &laife limb aetpObnltd bamit nidt
sd perftebe Sic nidt redt, 6rdu>
lein. aber Bel ben Mdnnern sudt ber
|Seufel aus allen poren. Sd CLAUDE,
fte ftnnen eben iiber eine SaIedtistett
|na9."
.Da t0nnten lie mir niibli9 iein."
Isle fragten, tper mid 70 i40n ges
tleibet babe, unb id faate es."
limb mas fpra4en Tie baau9"
.sie itellten bunbertlet Hrasen iiber
Sic, aber ia 'ertldrte, bab i9 obne
|Sbre grlaubniB feline b%eantporten
birfe."
rDas mar re6t. Sa bsnte, i9
tperbe midi fir Did ausaeben unb bic
2eute unter ber 6anb fennerl lernen."
rOas sebt nt4t, 5rduein Srma,
Ste limb bel biibf9er unb arDber ais
|ia."
rOen l1nterf9ieb Der @rDbe bebinst
muir bic &etbuna. mein lieber Sunge.
Wenn es mir gelinst, su aeben unb gu
lpre9en nie Ou, tptrD Elm grfsnnen
unm0ali4 fem. SeBe Did etnitpeiz
len. ia babe einen 8rief au f4retben,
unb Du, 4malet, iollit i'm an feline
Mbrefie befDrbern. 0ieie 3eilen
perben elmer i4par5en Seele
|S6reden bereiten unb cine
Mnsft bebinsen, bic pie Sobesabnuns
iber ben 8erbreder frie4t. St foil
fiiblen, bab bic 9ere9tisteit itets ibr
Werf pollenbet, tpenr1 Tie f9einbar audi
lanse fdldft. Mtt ar ieinem Ret9z
tbum, feiner Ma9t foll ct ni9t i'm
Stanbe fem, Srteben gu errtnsen ober
ieinem 9ei4ide gu e~nt9eben. 9u forsit
bafiir, Nmalet, bab BET 8rtef in 9oz
race 8la6art's 9dnbe selanse, obne
bab er pifie, tpober ct fommt."
rSes 9immels Slu9 berfolse ibn!"
aif4te Qmalef, pdbrenb feline 8lide
auf benz 9emGlbe rubten.
rS9 barf ibm nidt flu9en, aber :9
mill i'm fur4tbar ftrafen," fliiterte
Srma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
IL. &dpiteI.

Mit aufammengeprebten 2ippen e.-
bulbete 5rant 8elpbor bic Operation
fetnes ltnten Mrmes, Der einseri6tet
unb in 9ppsperbanb selest tuerben
mubte.
Quber benz Wunbarst mar nur 2esz
lie Ourant 5~usesosen. Na9bsm es
borbet tpar, Der gbtrurg fi9 entfernt
bate, fraste Durant ben Greunb, ob ct
nod S4mer5en babe.
ga, i9 fi6le S9mer5en bier unb
bier" entsesnete Der Spteler, auf aopf
unb 9er5 beutenb. rS9mersen, sege,i
bic iene 9anb muir &inberiptele tint.
Sd m09te tpabniinnig ptr6en, tpenn
i6 ibrer besaubernben S9Snbeit, hires
Rei4tbums benfe unb MIDI %erinnere,
baB btefer Wansfielb all bas beitben
Ioll. Rein, Bel allen guten unb b0ien
Wd9ten i4p0re i'd, bab es 10 peit
ni6t fommen bari. Cher iollen fie
betbe gu 8runbe seben nnb aud i5
mill nit ibnen in ben 9abes iteiaen.1
.Oas lit gut seipro9en, 5rant,
nun btit Du tpieber Oein altes
Selbt. Sd fir meinen She'll bin
bon Der 2ieblt9fsit Der tleinen Blonz
bine entsidt. sic mill i9 aeuinnen.
Sic 1T Elm fdiidternss Ding, bas sitz
tetnb erblei4te, als i9 lie i1ur anfab;
earaus ialisbs i'd, bub iie leidt gu be-
Iiegen fein pirb.
Gut. Das bilbet audi einen She'll
meiner Ra9e. benin bic 8lonbine 1T
Mansfielb's S9peiter. Sept pirbe
III i'm ni9t t0bten, audi ipenn id
tOnnte, neil es cine Ra6e eie5f, tie
iGlimmer 1T als Der Sob. gr Toll
lerben, aber an sebro9enem 6eraen.
Der 8e4er bes Slides 1oll linn entz
riffen iperben, perrt CT ibn eben on bic
9ippen brinsen mill. . Durant, mein
Qrm famerat ni9t mebr, tpenn id
benfe, pie i4 linn perselten mill! Was
pillft 0u, Sam9"
Die lebten Worte tparer, an ben Nez
ger sert9tet, her aIs pprtier Der Nnz
ft1lt tu1atrte.
rDkt anabe, ber ftd 3eIt nennt, 1T
Inten. 9err. gr TT iebt fein setteibet,
hntmmt ft4 aber INNER nod sleid
ilnse5ogen. Mt4 ,neunt CT ni9t cnz
bers als f9paraer Seufel, unb id
fann bas nt4t leiben. Mein Name lit
Samuel S%obnfobn."
r@ut, Gam, th perbe es ibm unter<
faaen, f9ide ibn>berauf gu mir"
Wenise Minuten fpdter erfdien Self.
8eibe Mdnner ftaunten iiber fe;nen
4nblid.
Dos lit einmaI cine naaifhe Yer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
SIN Sanue D.
Der &a9e,
r.. S%urtiebune.l

.Sn fonr Wis Ss(hn >rer"~ -
sen, um better gu leben als MIR.
.-...l Wu mlr III a..em rolg1t~.
sd tperb'.s tbun, barauf tOnner
Sic @ift nebmen".
ugeun, tb mill Did mprsen auf bic
probe ftellen. Du iotlit Elm Billet gu
einem @bpptaten traaen. Oas Billie!
felbit lit slei9siiltis, :b mill nur, bab
er Did febe unb 9u follit mir ers
sGblen, mas er Bel Oeinem Inhlid
that unb faete. @r tpirb biele Sraeen
an Did itellen, fir bic Ou natiirlid
feine Mnttport baben barfft. gu biez
fem 3pede mubt Ou i9einbar taub<
ftumm fein, tpie Der Mann, Der Did
anfleibete. unb Der ME ipridt obns
meinen Befebl."
.alfo farh er ipre4en9"
Srma ma9te Elm 3etden. :
rSie mDsen mir 8efeble in engli>
f9sr, beutfder. fransofifder, italieniz
fher pber ipanif6er Spra4e geben,
iunser 9err. i9 perbe lie bOren unb
eebor9en."
n!Serr meines 2ebens", rief Der
8nabe, vba4te id bod. er babe feline
3unse unb nun f6paBt er pie cine
Sbeesefellfdaft."
.Ou fiebft, es lit ni9t san3 lei6t,
mir gu sebor9en", fubr Srma fort.
Der Notar pirb piels Srasen an Did
ridten, Du barfit Tie ansebli9 niAt
einmal bOren, piel peniser barauf anti
tporten."
.Wis ioll i9 i'm aber erfennen9"
rGr lit Elm acknowledgements
Mann BON unsefGbr bierais Subren.
Sein 9eft9t elei9t benz zines Wie iels,
ct bat muir tpenis 9aar auf benz 8opfe,
bas pie Sta6eln in bic !9Dbe ftebt.
Die @eitalt lit etpas sebiidt unb Elm
8etn bel %tiir5er, als bas anbere, 10
baB er nit ben 53eben bes einen 5ubes
gerabe ben 8pben beriibrt, tpdbrenb CT
NIT benz anberen brett unb fe1t ftebt.
Seine 3ise belebt elm beu9lerif1es
2d4eln; er iiebt NIT einem Worts
aug tpie alle nur bentbare @emetnbett
in cine @fiens auidmmensesoifen.
Wtrft Du i'm nun erfennen?"
n9offentlia, ia CLAUDE, bab fem
Soppelsanser zines iol9' reiaenben
Weiens srihirt."
~Nun. tpenn Ou morsen aufpaht,
piro Imatet bier fir elm Bah iorgen
unb Dir benin Qntleiben belfen. bann
tpollen mir aufammen frubitiiden, urc
bepor Ou aussebit, perbe ta Dir BEN
grtef uno bes Mannes Ibreffe geben.
Suite Radt unb ansenebme SrGums.~
Die tperoen nidt feblen, benin il
tperoe bon Sbnen trdumen."
4malef fIbrte ben &naben in Elm
bibi4es S9lafsema9. IS fam benz
erft 70 berlaifenen Sunsen pte elm
Sraum por, ct tpaste taum, ii4 in bos
faneetpetbe 9ett gu lesen.
gnbIi4 fabts ct bod Mutb unb ent>
i9lief bdtb fdnft in ben peiden &iffen.
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IL. GdbfteI.

Sn Der fdmubisen &analei elmer
|I4mubigen Strabe Nep Dorts TAB elm
Tonberbarer Mann in einem padeltgen
2ebnitubl unb fraste nit ben lansen
biirren Stngern i'm boritisen 9aar.
Das @eii9t bate taum einen meni4z
lt9en Musbrud, es seiste eine0lif9uns
bon ber Gift bes Studies, Der Raubz
gter ber 9pdne, BET, Wtlbbeit, aber ni4t
benz Mutb bes Sigers. Die @eftalt
mar biirr unb edig, bic mobernen &letz
Der bingen lofe an ben 8Itebern.
Die &analei entbielt etnen grpben
8W9eritdnber boil jurtitif9er Werfe,
sablrei9e Mttenitiide, sefiillt nit Dpz
fufhenten unb papieren, unb atpet
.i5erne Si4erbeitsf9rdnte.
Mn etnem pulte fab Elm alter Manr
IN fabeni9eintsem Rod NIT einem ru=
6tgen, traurig a~usfebenben 9efi9t, bas
einsn bemitbtsen, ,nterpiirfisen Mus>
brud 5eiste.
reber Der glastbiire ober bielmebr
auf Der oberiten S4eibe berfelben
tanb:
6 buarb 8 m p,
Redtsanpalt unb Notar.
rRt9ten Sic fofort bic Often in
Sa9en montgomery contra MartineB,
Mr. Sereps," faste Der Manr i'm
2ebnfefiel, Der Sermin ftebt fir rnorz
gen auerft i'm &~alenber."
rSebr ipobl, mein 9err," entsesnete
Der S9reiber NIT ienem trodenen unb
betferen 9uiten, Der uns untptlltiirli9
ansreift.
rOanad folst bic gbef9eibunsstlaz
&c bon Barrier. Sn btefer Sadie miifs
fen mir 1eue 3eusniffe f~abrtaieren.
9ier 1T Elm Memorandum, Mr.
Sirens, arbeiten sic es aus"
Ser tleine Mann erbob fif, I'm, fei>
mem @9reiber bas papier btnaulesen.
Run erft lam feine sr1bte Gigen>
tbiimli1teit gum @orf9ein. Gin 8ein
mar tpentgitens d9t .3pll fiiraer als
bas anbere, tperr. ct obne @tod bur9's
3tmmer stns ober binfte. mar bic
bipfenbe 8epeguns 10 auffallenb, bab
fte ld4erlid setpefen mare, tpenr bic
ganae grfdeinung ni4t einer abftos
benben. tpiberliden giabrud seuna4t
aGtte.
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Is. e a I.

nWas balten Sic bapon, Mr.
Screns?" fraste Der Mbpotat, na9z
benz 3elt it9 entfernt bate"
Wdbrenb er bic Trase itellte, madte
Mr. @rump in ~getpobnter biipfenoer
Weife bret i9nelle 8retfe um's 3imz
mer unb bielt mad balber Orebung Dor
bes Sdreibers pult. Die .3eben Oes
furaen 8etnes paren abpdrts gertG=
tet, %beriibrten iebo9 ben 8oben ni9t.
rWenn es mir seitattet lit, unterz
tbdnisit gu bemerten," >begann Mr.
Screps, bielt bann pl0blt9 tnne, aog
bic f9peren Iugenbrauen btnauf als
tpartete CT auf grmutbtgung.
rgs lit Sbnen s~eitattet, untertbd>
nisit au bemerten," Mr. Screps", fagz
te Der Mbpotat NIT einem npblpollenz
ben 2d9eln, bas fem @eftdt peraerrte,
als pb CT an 3abnpeb little.
sd tpiirbe untertbdnisit bemerfen,
bab ettpas al, Der Sade it," entsesnste
Der Sdreiber unD lsntte bic Ausenz
hrauen.
Mr. 9rump run3elte bic Sttrne; i'm
glet4en Woment aber ma4te fi6 elm
feiter Sritt bOrbar, bic 2bire nurbe
bon elmer flinten 9anb se0ffnet, um
benz 8eitber ber5el6en Plab au MAIDEN.
IS mar elm Mann r~eiferen differs,
ter alle seiftisen unb t0rperli9en
3rdfte nod in pollem Mabe gu beiiben
i9ten. Oas @efi9t bate etnen Quss
brud BON Stola unb Sipnli9teit; bic
ganae grf9etnung tpnnte NIT sirem
Worte Iuffe6en erreeen, ober teine Be-
numbering, Mufmerffamteit unb Sbrz
fur4t sebteten.
Scr Wbpofat biipfte in 9albtreiien
au eInen3 Seffel, gq9m TIN aH6 itellte
fbh 70, baB bst Grth1be safebe tim unb
mr. Sersbs Bealnuter fibeff mubte.
I'D btn enfsadt, Sic 81 feben, taein
lieber 6err 9la9drl, bite, tehmen Gle
plab. Sic fdauen ia tebes WlaI iuz
genblider unb frtfder aus, 70 oft Sic
mid befuden. Sd braude gar nidt gu
frdaen, nie Ste fid bsftnben. Wir
fible1 uns bur9 Sbre gegentpart febr
sef9methelt, mein 9err, tn Der Sbat
baben tptr foeben BON Stnen gdpros
heh. Gin msrftpitbtses gretsntb ers
tnfstte uns an @te."
Mr. @ladart bate fia tn5tpii@ea
gefebt.
,6m, mI@te piflen, tpeld' merttpiirz
biges Gret8hfb @te an mt4 erinrerte.
bdt irdenb etn S9ulbner 8eaa6lung
Ser .3tnfen pe~rtpeisert obsr 1anbe!t es
1if Inn riditdnbise pa&tselberg"
rgein, mein 9err, baau bin id ptel
gu porii9tis. sd bate 8efu9 bon ets
aem iunsen Saubtummen."
ryaun, baran febe id nidts Merts
piirbises, Mr. @rump, unb ieberfalls
nt9ts, mas mid in Sbre grinneruns
brinsen t0nnte, ba i9 tpeber taub nod
tufrfn btn."
r@ana ridtig, lieber 9err 8ladart.
Was mir dber aufftel, 1T bic merfipiirs
htge Me1nIi9teit, bic Der Sunse NIT
S4nen bat. St 1T Sbnen tpie aus ben
auaen se1dnitten, btefslbe rDmif&e
Raie, berielbe fem sefdnittene UlYhb
- tpr3, itetn !9err, tpenn ste petbets
ratbet tpGren, tpiirbe i4 fasen. Der biibs
f&e anabe fei Shr Sobnl9"
rwerbeirdtbet. Rr. Srumpg Isein
'sokn!as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

inberung, betm Suptter!" rief Surdnt.
Scr Sunse tit biibf4, er iiebt meis
ntr 5reu aus ME ein Dertletoetes Wldo>
tben," metnte 8elpbor.
rNun, sefalle i'd Sbnen 10. meine
9srrens" fraste Der 8nabe. erfrsut
ieer ben @inbrud, ben feline gri9eiz
nuns berborsebra9t bate.
.@erftebt fi9. Sober 3oll Elm
gentleman, unb tpenn Ou fprGaeit ipte
III ausfiebit, t0nnte Der i~tolaeite @ater
i'm 2an6e fid zines iolden Sobnes
freuen."
limb all bas bat 5rdulein Srma
setban," ipra6 Der 8nabe persniist.
.Wer lit Srdulein Srma2"
sd peiB ni9t, ob id Sbnen ods
1asen bari, unb tperbe es obne tire
grlaubnib audi ni9t tbun," entsegnete
Self beitimmt, no bel aber mill i'd
|Stnen perratben, fte 1T bibfder als
ali Sbre 8ilber unb gang unmeni4li4
reid. Sic t0nnen ii4 gar nidt Gers
~itellen, pie reid tie Ober eisentli9 ibr
Batter it,
LIMB lie liebt Did9" fraste Celpbor
rubig. .-.
.@irbe fie fi9 tpobl 10 tiele Miibe
geben, tpenr Tie mid nidt germ bdttes
@arum .fie fi4 fir mid intereiiirt,
treib i9 freili9 ni4t, pielleidt, neil I'd
ibr alei1febe."
.6u fiebf ibr slei99 Damn rub
lie a~llerbinas bibf6 iein. Sd mOate
lie serne feben."
,Wenn fie es erlaubt, perben Sic
bas @ersniisen baben, i'm anberen
5alle ni9t, unb tpenn sic Elm Ratbse
5err pdren."
rNun, i9 boffe, lie pirb's seftatten.
gorerit aber mub i9 bic Drummer bes
6auies piffen, in pel9em bic anbere
Dame tpobnt. sSb babe meinen 4rm
berleBt unb fann beute ni9t aasseben.
Ma9e Ou einen Spaaiersang NIT
GERM Ourant uno setge ibm bas
'6aus.1
r9as tann seideEen, i9 bin 5ez
reif."
vNo9 etipqs. Ser portier betlas!
ft9, bab 0u linn Spibnamen gdbeit."
sd nenne i'm nur -i9par5sr
Teufel- 10 betbe id ale Reser."
rgr bat es aber ni9t germ, unb il
6offe, bab 0u i'm mir au lteb, orbent<
li9 anrebeit. Oa bu nun ausiiebit pte
rim Gentleman, ptrit gu audi mebr
9elb brau9en, ba baft Ou mod etne
3ebnbollarsnote."
rOanfe, Srdulein Srma fat mir
gelb senus seseben unb aud bieie splz
bene l1br. Sd babe nun Elm 3immer in
Ebrem Sauie, bas td beliebis bepobnsn
parf."
rMir i9eint, Du bat cine Diinz
i4elnute s%efunben, bus fltnst ia mic
lin Mdr9en."
rWiellei9t tpirb bic 9ef9t9te im<
mer nod tuunberbarer. Ood tpenn i9
benz Germ bas 9aus aeigen foil, mills
len mir fort. Wie 1oll i9 BENIN ben
I9paraen 9eufel beiben9"
rWie Ou ptllft. Setn Same 1T Sam
Sobnion."
~Nun, id tperbe i'm ni9t meGr
Idparaer 5eufel nennen. So4 tommen
Sic, 9err Durant, t9 babe gilc.
M04te bod tptffen, pte bel l1br es it,"
Ser Sunse aog eine elesante nbr
%6eraus, blidte NIT 70 piatiser Miene
,uf bas 3ifferblatt, baB beibe Sptsl:r
cariber lG9elten.
Ourant nabm feinen 9ut unb stng
nit benz &naben fort. Nls lie am porz
tier boriiber f9ritten, rief 3elt:
rSrDften Sic fi9, i9 mill sic nttt
mebr f4par5er Seufel nennen."
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IA. e apitel.

9lts Srma @olst; auf benz nit a.las
iibetaosenen Mu6ebette lag. sli9 lie et>
rter orientalif4en prinaefitn. Die
CARTE, iuuelensefhmiidte 9anb Itiibte
bas lieblt9e 3aipt. pdbrenb bic a,1s
bere slet4giItis NIT ben fdtperen Gle9.
ten fptelte, bic iber ibre S1uIter fie>
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

aura unb bentIi4.
.Geteru tpar aIiR Ntth @tbNktk
Ia9, 46It, tbSb lbdff Ny lksrr 9eifisW
atetht aRsi: &aa$SiSr
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WusunAa.

Musnse.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
EVA POLICE FORCE
SPENDS A BUSY WEEK

Deputy Sheriff Fernandez of Eva
arrived in town this morning. He re-
ports that the past week has been a
very busy one for the police In his dis.
trict.
Yesterday. a coronors inquest was
held to investigate the dcatn of a native
brakeman, Abraham Kamanea, who
was killed Thursday by trying to Jump
on locomotive belonging to the Ho-
nolulu Plantation Co on which he was
working. He fell and was dragged by
the locomotive. Both his legs were
broken and he was injured in other
places. He expired about an hour after
the accident had taken place. The
Jury returned a verdict of death
through accident.
On Monday night an exployee OF Eva
mill, Chas. Mitchell. was robbed OF
$ll.55. Mitchell had just been paid
on. During the night he was asleep
in his room with his clothes on. A
native boy, named laaneka. entered
the room through a window and took
the money out Of Mitchel's pocket.
Sheriff Fernandez found Laancka at
Alea the next day. lie pleaded guilty
To charge of larceny and was sen.
fenced to two months Imprisonment.
Head Luna Pattison OF Oahu Sugar
! Company and Ida, Japanese camp
boss OF the same plantation. were ar
rested for assault and battery on All
Sin, an employee OF the Waipahu
butcher shop. Pattison was discharged.
Ida was fined SIS and costs.
Isima, a japanese employee OF Ho-
nolulu Plantation, was arrested for
selling liquor without a license. He
pleaded guilty and was fined 500. He
VAS discharged from the plantation.
Last Thursday. ten Chinese were ar
rested at Waimalu for gambling. They
were fined IS each.
Last Tuesday night Engineer HiE-
gins OF the Waiawa pump, was robbed
OF $50 in cash, a lady's watch and a
parlor rife. Higgins was working in
the pump house when the things were
taken from Els house, which is about
100 yards distant from the pump. The
thief has not AZ yet been found.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
CHAMPION
LEAVES JUNG HING
IN MIDST Of TROUBLE

The habeas corpus suit in which
Gnu Kin desires the custody of the
two children Of the woman, Jung
Hing. who was released from his pow.
or and restraint 'by United States
Judge Estee under habeas corpus writ
last Saturday, came up before Judge
Gear about 1890 o'cloCK this morning.
Chu Kin claims he is the father of
the two children and. as SUCH seeks
to secure them.
Owing to some misunderstanding as
to the time set, the parties were lato
IN making their appearance When
tuey did arrive the woman. carrying
one infant in her arms, was accOmpa.
MED by the picturesque old nurse.
bearing the smaller child in Oriental
fashion on her back. There were many
witnesses.
Attorney L. A. Douthit; asked that
the matter go over until Wednesday
aud remarked that the mother and
children would be safe In the custody
Ct Warden Henry of Oahu Jail in the
meantime. He did not apprehend that
there would be any objection on the
part Of Attorney A. s. Humphreys. rep.
ruscnting the petitioner.
Judge Humphreys said that the re.
turn day had been fixed for Thursday,
the 9Th instant. and continued until
this morning. He wanted the order
Tor return already made to stand. but
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
PICKED Up A BUOY

The steamer Kinau arrived from
llilo at about 1910 this afternoon
with a large number Of passengers and
the following freight: 20 cords wood.
3 pigs, 10 bags potatoes, IL bags cot,
fee, 80 bundles hides and ZIG pack.
ages suRdrics.
on her return trip from HIlo tho
kinau picked up the OokaIa can buoy
with 20 fathoms of chain hanging TO IL
on Haw Point, The buoy, which drift.
al from Ookala some time ago, was
seen ilIteon macs out at sea on 90,
kala by the bark 81, Katherine, which
arrived at lilo last Saturday. The
luoy and chain Is worth about $500.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
Tagging FELL AND
INJURED T. FORREST

+, Forrest was very badly injured
this morning while at work upon the
new Nuuanu bridge, above School
street. What is known as the tagging,
which consists OF Axe timbers, over
twenty feet in length, suddenly col
lapsed and fell Forrest was immed-
lately underneath and he was crushed
to the ground, lilo was very badly
bruised about the face, one arm and a
leg, His escape from death was mir
aculous, Though he WIS severely cut
up ana bruised, not bone was broken
aud there are M internal injuries Dr.
Miner In attending tho injured man
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

We have on hand a lot OF four.
foot Iron Beds in different styles
This size of a bed is an odd size
and We want to clear them out.
We will for the next two weeks
sell them below cost.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

We do not mean TO boast.
But We claim to carry the most eX-
elusive LINE OF CUTLERY that can
be had
If you need anything in this line call
On us and We will be pleased to show
you the exact thing you want.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

Latest sugar quotation 1895 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Filed for Record Aug 7
FORESTER COMING.

a letter from Expert Forester W. l.
Hall was received by II. +. Cooper,
Secretary of the Board OF Agriculture.
yesterday. replying favorably to a ca
HE sent by Mr.. Cooper. Mr.. Hall was
to leave San Francisco on Thursday
last In the Ventura for Honolulu. Ar.
irving here. Mr.. Hall will at once pro.
coed to investigate forest conditions in
these Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

For suburban service, where great
pull At starting n needed, the weight
OF the locomotive h now concentrated
on tho smaller drivers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

NJ, batelll OF Geneva, by combining
massage with oloclri2ati0n, has reyIy,
od dead dogs ana kept them alive for
ns much as twontyfour hours,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

4 gray'dsgor In Holland claims 20
have buried 10000 people,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

For choice groceries sec S. J. salter,
Fort street. above Beretania.