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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
IN THE WEST-END
Quiet There Again Last Night--A Few
Tcrnedoes.

N'PSSoSS'
Another night passed off quietly. and
peacefully i'll the West End yesterday.
SO far MS could be gathered, there was
no firing upon the cars and no disturb
ance OF any sort at any point along tho
lines.
People are beginning To ride steadily
on the Main-Sucet cars again, and about
supper time yesterday many of them
wore filled Later on in the evening
Ipany continued To ride, and ladies' and
children went ,lneoncernedly along tho
at this latter place are beginning TO take
on again, and numbers of people. though
nothing like the wonted crowds visited
tho grounds during the course OF the
evening.
A few torpodoos caused small stir
o'clock. Tho car ran over them and then
stopped while everybody IN It jumped
out and gave chase after hoy who MAS
evidently responsible for their presence.
a lively race ensueh, but tho Souhsster
Hoped over a back fence and made off In
the darkness
one OF the most significant facts, in
dieatinS a belief among the military, that
the worst is over, is the very material de-
crease in the size Of the guards ON the
AS many as eight or a dozen men We're
run In d single car, Last night tho ma
iority OF the ears had but two soldiers
on them. Several companies ure Sun az
the Reservoir under Lieutenant-C colonel
Vaughan, Among, them y Company, p, ,, OF
which Is doing excellent work. Reports
that have gotten abroad 10 the erect that
a number OF the members Of TINS COM
pany are sick and in the hospital are ~,
The best Of health and Is steadily on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Church Hill Quiet,

Save for the presence Of guards and
the assembly of soldiers al the car barns
dencesapf the STRIFE had disappeared last
might OH the eastern end Of the Clay
street line Clnrch I'LL people are on
their hest BEHAVIOR The cars ran last
night on good schedule and nothing what
ever occurred 40 hinder them Eut one
torpedo was fired last night OH he Ell,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
SEVEN PINES ROAD
Will Be Reopened as Soon as Repair
Have Been COMPLETED.

The Seven Pines Railway, which has
been idle since the strike Of the street
railway employees. will resume the opera
ton Of cars MS soon as the trcstle on
tho road has been repaired and strength
ened. This statement was made yesterday
by Mr. Calvin Whiteley, Jr., an official OF
the Passenger and Power Company.
Workmen were engaged yesterday In re-
pairing the high trestle near the city.
Mr. Whitley did not know, he said, Whe-
ther tho repairs would be completed in
time to begin the running Of cars to-day.
1T is authoritat lively stated. however. that
so soon as the trestle is complete cars VIII
Re run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
OFFICERS OF BOTH
VESSELS ENUMERATED
fRv Associated Press.

(By Associated Prcss)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 30.--Stean-
boat Inspectors Sergeant and Vert who
investigated the collision between the Old
Dominion line steamer Hamilton and the
Clyde line steamer Saginaw. which oc-
Cured off the Virginia coast recently
to-day rendered their decision.
The officers of crews Of both vessels
were cxonerated from all blame. because
at the time of the accident a dense fog
prevailed and the collision was not due
to carclessness on the part of the crews.
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ACCIDENT PREVENTED;
RACE OF SHAMROCK
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated tpress.l
NEW YORK, June 3O.--Thrce minutes
after sho crossed tho starting line Of
VIVA was to have been q thirty-mie race
over the international course off Sandy
Hook to-day, Shamrock Ill. carried away
tho traveller by which her main sheet Is
fastened to the deck and was compelled
to withdraw. She may be repaired In
time to race tomorrow.
A twelve-knot southwest wind was
kicking up white caps and there was Il
prospect Of a fine race. The boats had
gone less than half a milo when the heavy
steel rod snappcd off.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
ArlONG THE MILITARY
Some Personal Notes About Those
Now Guarding the City.

Among the military commands In the
city is the Peninsula Guards, officially
known as Company p sseventy-first regl-
.ncnt which rs part of the battalion of
I.ieutenant-Colonei G, C, Vaughan, sta
toned at the Reservoir Captain Frank
Couch saw service in the spanish-Ameri-
can war, being al that time a lieutenant.
Many of the members OF the company
arc veterans of the Spanish war Lieu
tenant Thornton Jones. one of the finest
looking officers here, was recently elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Interesting Baltimore Wedding,
Tsnooia, to mic TImes-Disnatcl,9

- ISpeCIaI 20 nc MISREPRESENTATION -,
BLACKSTONE, VA, June 3o.-Miss
crt Hanson Wise, Of ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, was married at ST. Luke's P.
%. Church, here to-day to Frank Funk
Ramey. a young lawyer Of this city me
bride is a cousin of the late Ex-Governor
Henry A. Wise, of Virginia. while tho
groom was formerly a resident Of Stras-
burg, Va. Mr.. Browne Allen. formerly
Of Richmond. was best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Strike Insurance.

The latest thing In the way of organiza-
tons is company chartered by the Con
1acticut General Assembly, known as the
elutual Security Company, of Waterbury,
featuring or Industrial plant against losses
by flood epidemic. or against losses by
strikes The corporators arc: Frederick
J. Brown, Charles Il. Meigs and Irving
L. Holt, all Of Waterbury. The company
is said to have unlimited financial back
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Regain Defeated Forbes.

CIV Assocaled FreasD
MEMPHIS, TENN June 30.--Johnny
Regain, of st. Louis, tonight defeated
Clarence Forbes, of Chicago, Is the sew
cnth round of what was to have been Il
oO-rounl CO. The contest was held OH the
Mississippi River In the floating arena of
the Memphis Athletic Club.
lIonors were even during the early part
of the fight, hut in tho sixth round Forbes
became groggy, JIe was noorcd for the
count In the seventh and was daHed when
he rose. His seconds then threw up the
sponge.
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DEATHS.

the residence eHi Of her deurhter, Mrs Ge sm
~, Fariss, laos Ashland Street, Mrs; NAE
q, ADAMS. widow Of lanes \, Adams
Tho funeral services viii take place FRI
the residence OF Mrs. Fariss THIS (Wednf
day. AFTERNOON, July lst. at O o'clo.
Friends and acIuaintances arc invited TO 4
tend. :
MISUNDERSTANDING June 30, 1909, at
Il Ah ~ q ea h haRs; 1Stf PAST nam
Funeral from his late residence THURS
MORNING at 10 o'clock
BALTIMORE New York and San Fru
papers please copy.
June Goth. 1908, a.
residence OF his parents, OIL Chestnut IN
EuD i, KASTELBERG. infant son Of
and Mary Kastelbcrg, aged nine months q
Iuncrnl from st, Mary's Church TO,I y
July. 1sb at r. NJ, lntcrnent a
wood Cemetery,
OSBORNE. Piled, at his residence ia
more Street, Petersburg. Va,, Inos'f.
80, 1905, ut 1850 Y; NJ. R0BER
Richmond, In the siSty-ilftl, year Of
Funeral from his late residence on
DAY, July 9, 1858 at ia. NJ ~
PLEAsANu1s. The funeral OF Mr.,
PLEAsA Mrs Will take place THIS
day. MORNING. July LIST. ut 4 Z,
his fathsr,s residence, No. II
street Friends OF the family az
SCOTT picli, June 3oth. 1903 st hci
No, 272o Fast Marshall Street. Mrs
sisats zsIGr ', 4 l'sr sse s,,.s ,.o,
street r"pe' NJ + ' tnar rsS This HIS (w p
TEE ,uN at O'Clock.
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thought the whole thing should be done
quickly and over with. 49,.
There is no use delaying matters,
he said. III wc have got to have trou-
hie. lets have 1T and done with
Polimecan Jones is sick at home. and
Policeman Wright is in bad health, SO
ibat The force is badly handicapped.
The concensus of opinion is that when
The cars start in Manchester there Will
ho trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

tire line. This was at Beech Street.
To-day the Seven-Pines line. Will be
opened and 1t Is understood that suf-
ficient number of soldiers will be detailed
to each car to protect II in any case.
The soldiers will return fire very readily
should the cars be fired on, and they
will search thoroughly for the offond-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Captain Robert 9. Osborne.
fsnecial hi ING t,imcs-pisnatchl

Z PETERSBURG. VA, juno 3o.--Captain
Robert c. Osborne tobacconist and prom
inent citizen of Petersburg, died at his
this evening, at half-past I, o'clock Cap.
tain Osborne wal sixty-five years OF
age. and had spf,t his life IL Pcter5-
FTIiii Rifles during the Civil War and
served with distinction in the Confed-3
crate army He las for many years been
ana waa n member OF Tabb-Strect Pres
byterian Church in this city.
He leaves a ridow. Il sister, Mrs. W.
Gordon McCabe. of Richmond: son. Or;
Iosenh d. Ostorne, OF Petersburg, and
thrna daurhte-s. Mrs. George Bryan, Of
Richmond, aid Mcssrs. Sarah G. and
Mary M. Osborne. Of Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

|. At Philadelphia: Chicago outplayed the
homo team to-day at every point, -
Chicago ............o11o1oo4o-7 a o
Philadelphia. ...... 0 0 0020 000-2 II 9
Batteries: Taylor and Kllngi Washhurn
and oRth. Attendance. 2,voo, Time. 1:A5.5
Umpire, OfDay. Il
At New York: Sharp fielding by beth
teams kept the scores down in the game
to-day
Score: r. II. e.
Now York $1,000. O11000Oo0-
St. Louis .-......... DOL ~ o. l
Batteries: NIatl1ewson and Warner: Nc
Farland and O'Nei. Umpire, Johns:ona.
Time, 30 Attendance, $500.
At Boston: After going ont for four
innings In order. the locals got on to
Ewlng's delivery and battcd out victory
over Cincinnati.
Score. r. II. r.
Batteries: Malarkcy and Moran; Ewing
and Bergen. Time. rs. umpres. Moran
and Holiday Attendance. 200.
At Brooklyn: Plttsburg defeated Brook
Ign In a lively batting game to-day.
pi atS5ai ........ 1sso12o11-i7 % :
Brooklyn .........O 00023111-S II 4
Batteries: 1eever and Phelps Schmidt,
Powers and Ritter. Time, 2:Q6. Umpire,
Emsie Attendance, $500.
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Schedule for To.DaY.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
PlttsburR at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
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Mrs. r. n, Anderson.

Especial to The Times, .nIisnatchl
STAJNTON. VA. Iune @0.--Mrs. r. II.
Andeson died this morning after a short
illness; AGED fifty-siN years. She Is sur.
vve6 by her husband and two sons ant
ono daughter.
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Mrs.Lena Carson Ward.
,..o,,I,o ,rhe Times-Dispatch /,

(SpeciaI to The Iltnes-Dlsl)dtcHD VI
ARINCDON. VA. June S0.---After ~
short illnessMrs Lena Carson Ward died
in Bristol, Va. June Goth. beloved and
mourned by every one who ever knew
her. She yss~ thu Ia only >sttAAtH17a .br y ~
carson y died sa n, The he TfIyse q his
Regiment, Virginia Volunteers. when sha
Mas an insant
She wa. a niece of Colonel r. p. Cars
son. who fought the gallant ConfederateI
fight, AMI OF Rev. j. G.. Carson. now OF
Fulton, No., and leaves a husband and
four children Sunday. the 18th. she wa >
laid to est In the Carson family square
in the Walnut Grove Cemetery beside her
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- n
Those who are intelFlIi
Improvement League k,p
meeting Tomorrow nlg
of MIR. "a. b. ValentiI FL
Third Street. This $ a.
special interest for tn1Ss
ganizat'on is then TO IN
Committee, composed
q. Bosher, S. s. r, Fee
Cooke. Mrs, Albert HIS,
Il. Valontise. VIII sYplsw
the constitution and pEth
ization. The object ,zes 9,
unite efforts OF all M,
make Richmond "a E,'
and u better place l9jM
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many PETITIONS
AMONG MERCHANTS
Continued from First Page.)

regularly by men regularly engaged. ana
everything is moving along smoothf l AZ, ny
40 recently the scene of tumult and tur6u !.
lence in certain suburban quarters an .lt !.
seems almost unnecessary now 10 Ie1 G.,.l
the guard of militia on the cars. ny
number of soldiers on each car is pslls
gradually decreased as the need lor tnei.
services diminishes The sober sec .3llul
Thought of the people is fast reassertlng
itself and with the return of calmneSs ana
thoughtfulness, order has been tuil! re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

Our Declaration OF 1ndepen-i
dence in this business means
we are under no obligations to
buy from any one n1anufac-
tuper.
We buy where we can get
the best goods on the best
terms; and that means we can
give you advantages that you
can not get from any store that
is "under the influence OF q
wholesale manufacturer
Serge Coats $3.50 up.
Twopicc unlined Suits. $3.50 up.
Hundreds and hundreds Of different
patterns in our Negligee Shirts.
Low Shoes $3.50 and $500.
Straws, 95c. worth double
All children's Sailor Straws, just half
price!
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. d i u !.
At Detroit: Kitson was invincible to-
day, and shut out Washington without
much difficulty.
Score: Z, ~. r..
washington .......O o 0 0 0 o 0 0 O7-0 9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bueow; Townsend
and Drill. Time. 1:45. umpres. E4assett
and Carruthcrs. Attendance. 1.60o. |
At Chicago: Pitcher, Atrock ope Ted up
badly. passing the first three mejG ana
being hit for six singles and n trlple. eight
runs resulting
Score. ii. II. 70:
Chicago ..-.........S 0 0-lp 13 2
Boston ..........,0 0 0001020 8
Battcries--White and AlcFarlalld; AL
trock Criger and Stahl. Time, 1:Ii0. Un-
pre-. Sheridan. Attendance, 1901
At Cleveland: Bays single sent Goch-
.naur over the plate with the wlnIIins run
for Cleveland in the ninth ihninIt. t I,
Score. X. n, u.
Philadelphia .......0 0 0 0 0 00a 4
Battcries-Bernhard and ABBOTT: Wad-
dell and Schreckengost Time, go. Um-
pre-, O'Laughlin. Attendance. 200
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
THE SOUTHERN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

tBy AssOcIated 1sHTfnS,,1
ATLANTA. GA, JllnN1 gO,-To days
MAY in the Southern shaT fnIloWnp ten
Scott defeated Nat ThoI ZION, 4-6; Cd;
Angler de feated CothrarLMe SO.
I anp'sr de deiaa{ea rEi.benJ Sal 81.
Payne defeated Graves, Sts; 6-3
PaYno defeated Grant. b-5,
G. Smith defeated VS. ENt IA VI g., %,
{, fhnrnton defeated ItIker G.3, G-i,
q. Thornton defeated Ihtterson, Al; SO;
GA. .,d,v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
THE DAY ON
The DIAMOND
Records of the National and
American Leagues.
CHAMPIONS BIG SCORE
Defeated Brooklyn II to 8-Boston
Won from Cincinnati, While Giants
We're Beaten by ST Lous-The
Other Games.

Scores Yesterday.
Chicago z, Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis q. New York 2.
Boston Z. Cincinnati 4.
Plttsburg IL. Brooklyn s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Contributions Reported.

The following contributions to the cause
of the sttkeTs were reported last night:
A syInpathiZcr ..........,............ 5 90
iTnjon' hovs 5 90
Locomotive Works employees, 43 10
Ladies of Randolph Paper Box
Factory...... ....'. Z. ~
Machinists of American Car Coz. q 30
Journeymen ,railors' Union, No. A.. SIS 90
a friend. Observation-Disclosures. co
A friend (Swansboro). ................. $50
% ....,.., ..........,... 10 90
Julian Bryant Observation-Disclosures, 10 90
Hold Carriers Union, No. Cool
oredl.....,.. ...,. .,....... ..',.,.. ~ w
Tho service on the Seven Pines Railway
will be resumed to-day or tomorrow,
lust as soon as repairs to the high tres
tie near tho city are completed. II was
not known by the company yesterday
whether cars would be run over that line
to-day.
The members OF the Fredericksburg
company of the SEVENTEEN Regiment, TO
mitted to 60 home yesterday to vote in
the license election in that city.
The demeanor Of the colorcd population
and their excellent record for good be-
havior are subjects of general remark
During all the excitement attending eff
forts 10 prevent the operation OF tho
cars the negroes have refrained from
any participation or expression OF their
sympathies, and have generally conducted
themselves with great discretion. There
has been no noticeable Increase of petty
arrests among the negroes, and no adj
vantage taken of the fact that the at
tention of the police was engaged by the
disorders marking the efforts TO run
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday
Detroit s. Washington 0.
Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 10, Boston 3. FL
New York 9. st, Louis 1.

Schedule for To-Day
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Standing of the Clubs.

y At st. Louis: New York took the game
to-day In pitchers battle.
Score: r. ~: ~.
New York ........0 1 90 00010-2 o
MISUNDERSTANDING and kahoe, Griffith
and O'Connor. Time, 49, Umpllo, Con-
molly. Attendance, 100
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Mrs. Ann G. McPhaII.

Information has been received in %
city Of the death in the home OF Iii
daughter at Pocomoke. Nd. OF Mrs. Ann
G. McPhaii, seven,y-nin yearsiold. w.dcr'
minister. Mrs. SfcPhail was veil known
and highly esteemed in Richmpnd, where
she lived for many years. STE was the
John r. and Edgar McPbail, al 81 whom
lived here The widows OF tho two lasts
named sons still live In Richmcnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

The funeral of Mr.. sampel s. Cottrcli,
who died IN Newport News, took place
yesterday morning from the Main Street
Station OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail- &
way. The services were conducted by ti,sA.
Rev. John G. Scott and tho Rev! DR.. r. "
sell Cecil. The burial was in HOLLYWOOD. =
The funeral Of MI. Clement 9, Iinsley
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The ser-
vice was conducted by the Rev. MIR Mel
ton. and the burial vas made IN Holly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

The death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mnrenda
Scott occurred yesterday morning at her
home. No. 2720 East Marshall Street. She
was In tho seventy-eighth year of her 2.
The funeral VIII take place 1t o'clocfs
this afternoon from the clay-sfreet Mett-
odist Church. VI
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Infants Dead.

Muriel Kathleen. daughter Of Robert q.
and Efie J.. Huntiey, formerly of Staun-l
ton, died at 6 o'clock YESTERDAY morning,
aged five years and four months. The(
funeral took place at 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The intermcnt was made IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Funeral Services.

Tho funeral Of Mr.. McLain nlcasants
takes place at II o'clock this morning Z
from the residence, No. II East Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE
,mp ortsnt COMMITTEES Meeting to Be
Held Tomorr{W Night.

III FL
lfsted in the civil
EW hold another
FIAT the residence
IL e. No. l0l South
Il Sion will be OF
$lseope OF the or
Il, determined. The
\ IN essrs. Charles
}teSon, Charles II,
luce and Mrs. b.
lit their report on
laws az the organ
| the league IL to
'lSess who want to
place TO come to
I'VE In"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

Mary Helen, infant daughter Of Il. W.
at the home OF her parents, No.505 Denny
Street.Eaged eleven months. Tae funeral
will take place at II O'Clock this morning
from tho residence.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-13
Supreme Court Decis on

The Supreme Court after a silence
OF several months banded down
three decisions yesterday in all of
which the lower court is affirmed.
The opinions were written by jus
cice GaIoraith and Perry. The
most interesting Of the decisions
is that in the case OF John Gaspai
ys j K Naha!e. This was suit for
$40 0O0 damages for malicious pro.
secution, the dcfeu dant being de-
putty sheriff in North Kona A
judgment was given for defend
ant, and this is sllifmed. The opin-
ion is written Ly Justice Gal
Draith.
Judge Galbraith also wrote the
opinion ia the Gaze OF Orpheum Co
Va Dimond 81 Co, petition for re-
hearing, which the Supreme Court
allowa ani then dism ssos the case
Oh j. 8 merits, The court fiuds tha',
though counsel may havs obtained
permission TO present the case oral
ly without briefa, yet the merits Of
the cause are such that the record
presents Lo material error Tie
writ is dismissed aud the Circuit
Court is affirmed. The court fods
that it was an injustice 10 dismiss
the case beause counsel G w Ash-
ford had tailed to file bfief. The
court says: "We cheerfully svsii
ourselves Of this opportunity TO
remove whsteyer reflection On
councils reputation for pfofes-
sional diligence thst order nay
have implied and set aside and re-
woke the order dismissing the wri.
OF error made December IL, 1902,
aud grant the motion for rehear
ing" The writ however ia dismiss.
ed on the ground that the imper
f-ct record shows no error.
A decision in the case of Kapio
laui Estate vs. Il Peck & Co ia TO
the eff ct thai ths presiding judge
eaanot, more than ten days after
the close OF the term at which a
case is tried, make an order allow
ing additional time for the pre-
sentation OF the bill OF exceptions,
evan though stipulation II made
to that Ii -ct. The exceptions ar,
oyerruled Advertiser.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-13

Japanese. and the white man Is incap-
able OF so doing. This sudden change
clearly shows that the Hawaiian had
some influential official enemies, be-
cause probably he would not stoop to
do what the other would, and who evil
dently had some influential official
friends who worked to get him in, as
insinuated, at stated dinner, where
one of the judges was right royalty en-
tertained, and which dinner occurred
prior to the making of the request for
one interpreter to resign, caused by the
fault-iinding of the newly placed IN
competent.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-13
competent.

The true story of the Dole collision
and collusion, and the sevrance of their
martial ties, is thus summarized:
The lady wanted her husband to sup
port her, and he didn't. She found
friend in Judge, who brought suit to
obtain alimony, and pending it's deci-
sion paid her bills. She obtained a
Judgment, and that was all she did OBJ
tain, for the Supreme Court decided
that Dole ought to pay but that he
could not be made to pay. Thereupon
after the colliding, then things began
TO collude. 1t was seemingly arranged
that he should bring suit against his
wife for divorce on the ground of ex-
treme cruelty; that he would pay $500
tc some on, and $100 to the lady as
soon as complaint was filed, that the
lady would skip; that her lawyers
would appear, and make defense,
and, after the divorce was granted, he
would pay the lady one thousand dol
lars; further, the hearing was said to
have been held at the Hawaiian hotel.
All parties seem to have overlooked
Section 1886 of the Civil Code, which
prohibits collusion in divorces, and
Section 229 of the Penal Code, which
makes it felony to conspire ito per-
vert the course of justice" But then
it's not necessary for the common peo-
pie to bother much about the matter
because it follows in line with the
Wrights rite affair.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-13
Business Manager
Residing In Honolulu.
FRIDAY, FEB ls, 1903.
COURTESY REQUIRED.

Ever since the passage and approYai
of the Fire Claims Bill in Washington,
a great deal of cabling has been going
on between there and here on the mat
ter. Secretaries Hitchcock and Shaw
together with our own Special Com
missioner Pratt, have cabled directly
to the Governor, and the Governor in
turn has answered back, and all this
without the slightest recognition of the
Fire Claims Commission, an official
body still in existence. Not even the
least reference has been made to it
by and through its chairman or the
respective members thereof. We would
like to know the reason of this slight
by the officials at either end of the
line.