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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
PROMINENT NATIVE
LAWYER IS DEAD

Samuel Kapoi Kane, a native law
yer and public man, died at $40 o'clock
a. m. yesterday at his house in School
street. His funeral will take place at
3 o'clock this afternoon, the burial to
be in Nuuanu cemetery. Rev. Lono,
pastor of Kaumakapili church, will
conduct the services, Mr.. Kane hav-
ing been a member of that commu-
Mon.
Mr.. Kane was born at Waimanalo,
Koolaupoko, Oahu, July 81, 1858, con-
sequently was past 40 years of age at
} death. He was educated at the Royal
school, Honolulu, and the Hanalei,
Kauai, boarding school. Having stud
led law with w. l.. Holokahiki, he was
admitted to practice in the lower
courts Jan. 81, 1884. and in the Supreme
Court Dec. 10. 1885. Mr.. Kane Joined
his political fortunes with the annexa-
ton party, President Dole calling him
to the Council of State, in which he sat
from 1896 to 1900. He acted as a sub
stitute Supreme Court justice on Octo-
Der IS. 1895, in the absence of Justice
Bickerton. At the time of his death
Mr.. Kane was a member of the Tax
Appeal court for the first division,
Oahu, and of the Territorial Board of
Health.
His father died 1t an advanced age
two years ago, ha og been born be-
fore the New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ar
rived and becoming one of the earliest
converts to Christianity. S. X. Kane
leaves a wife; two brothers, Benz. X.
and Louis X. Kane, and one sister,
Mrs. William Keiki.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
Gambling Must Stop
oSL.

Judge Lindsay in the Police Court
yesterday morning fined Oyawa seven
ty-five dollars and costs for having che
ia tickets in his possession. Judge
Lindsay gave notice that he intended
to break up gambling in the city by
heavy fines.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth raided
two gambling places last night, one
at Moanalua, the other hear the fer
tilizer works. About dozen Japanese
and Chinese were taken in.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
RUSSIAN CIRCUS
MAY COME

A Russian c&rcus now playing at
Port Arthur may raise it's tents in
Honolulu during the winter for sea-
son. A cablegram addressed to the
''Chief of Police, Honolulu" was re-
ceived by High Sheriff Brown Satur-
day night from Port Arthur, Siberia,
as follows:
Let me know name of proprietor
OF your Garden Amusement" Signed,
"Boukovsky."
There was some lack of knowledge
at the Police Station concerning the
meaning of the cablegram, and the
Russian name attached to the message
was even more of a mystery.
Boukovsky's circus is well known in
the Far East, and for the past year has
been playing in Manila, Hongkong.
Shanghai and Port Arthur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
A TIMELY sUGGEsTIoN.-This

A TIMELY SUGGESTION.-Th is
the season of the year when the pru-
dent and careful housewife replenishes
her supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy II is certain to be needed
before the winter is over. and results
are much more prompt and satisfac-
tory when 1t is kept at hand and given
as soon as the cold is contracted and
before 1t has become settled in the
system. In almost every instance a
severe cold may be warded off by TAX
ing this remedy freely as soon as the
first indication OF the cold appears,
There is no danger in giving 1t to chill
dren for 1t contains no harmful sub
stance. 1t is pleasant to take-both
adults and children like II. Buy IL
and you will get the best. It always
cures. Sold by all dealers and drug
gists. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
Sugar Shipments Increasing.

Purser Friel of the w. G. Hall re-
ports the following sugar on Kauai
awaiting shipment: P. 1926 bags; H. NJ.
1850; w. 1000; Mob. $500; total. 1856
bags.
He reports the Mikahala at Waimea
loading w. sugar. She will bring $500
bags of McBryde sugar on Monday.
The Mikahala was to have left for Nil
hau yesterday morning. The Italian
bark Augustine Terrazina was at Ma
kaweli dlscharging coal.
There We're heavy rains at Hama
maulu Thursday and Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
,ETIouErrE-mANNER-M MANNERS MORALS.

>ETIQuErrE-mANNER- MANNERs-MoRALs.
ceremonial public private life It sometimes mes
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S s:: ss s % @ Ss
panees succeed AmsTsans or
2s" .s"$ $ ss;:sia y;;
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s'st ssEe ' depict
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sst Gorgeous %as and sS, !as s s s
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, s v5 fG s is lstossa sve w s 4n
5asss sss u s s i S s :' s':
strength before the a and 3 III n Th lifting e e hat m Ge eo
St ,t s s social h life also both
aqs a1s's 1s "" s'ssd%s
here ~ ] . ys snd their " se %cn a s a aoSs
an d % s e @ @ depend up sys1 "
b 5u S , 5 ~s may on noble 5s @ nd sgu
his % for sing temptation apply a" phe " Ions
] st a y Am sfs" ead ssP saa
Of wonderfully
OF slight eeva
of ngnlhcance
of scale
by
element dislike
the nostrs And
whole
the head and
sopnto fine Of iexibliv.
II nsdh morals and
and morals
A Mexican
visitor he really likes shamefa exaggerae but
ss5 %: a" s% '5s ; res f
OF e.s r The born ' asa T S G
unsuled
friendship
civilization which
ands of and
the kahiis
funerals
either whose and dignity bba ism and
Poly
and American there little and much M
And be denied
here the is intellect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
THANKS HAWAII YACHT CLUB

At the conclusion OF the international yacht last
the Hawaii Yacht Club cabed congratulations
Yacht Club their victory This courtesy the part of
local club has been acknowledged by the Secretary of the New York
Yacht Club, follows:
Secretary Jew Club,
received the evening the last for the Americas
With much
respectfully,
G. A.. CORMACK Secretary.
To IawaiYa ch Club Honolulu Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

what makes you so bad, Tommy"
asked an old lady of a precocious
youngster.
"'Cause the good die young" an
swered the incorrigible Tommy.
The Conversational Nuisance.-"I
went to California" said the distin-
guished western man, las a forty-nin-
err"
Dear mel" rejoined the very an
noying girl. Were you marked down
from fifty?"-The Washington Star.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
A Japanese Arrested.

Torakichi Shoda was arrested byOU
S. Marshal Hendry yesterday on the
charge Of importing a woman from ia
pan for immoral purposes. The wo-
man in the case was indicted for big
amy by the Federal grand jury at
this term. Marshal Hendry left for
Waialua yesterday afternoon to make
other arrests in the same line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

Accounted for.-De Ranter: IT tell
you. me boy. made the hit Of my life
last night in my new play. Why, the
audience was actually glued to its
seats. az 1t WERE"
Criticus: "oh. that accounts for It,"
De Ranter: Accounts for what?'
Criticus: 1.-THE fact that 1t didn't get
up and leave."-chicago News.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

"The principal ingredient in all these
patent medicines is the same"
at must be powerful drug. What is
itr'
printers ink"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
THE BYSTANDER.

was % aSo ass s ssfH ECLIPSE hat ses a. 1
sr The flute while large sernJ CROWD
% M ss1i'ss .it59!ss sffe n The
'sS ae$ s sS % H s s sas f
S St @ had se; e s s d
I'D D %9 's e s3ra 1 rsh did that
e asso % a an ,6 me s s 1.s. Com,
not n sf HGss s music teacher for young
cha s or you will get in trouble ii the king
six % that s r h n vea s.S M sS nj
9 ss P ~ofd s
n Is ,,s play two three
s I'd S s q H. ss@
$ S 'f s s"S had Sss ss;@ 1 ps
ss about the a long Pf has @
Fs.ssas s ~ S 3 s % 's
5se"es ' aSs9 '5s s anthem wsa
M FnS %s ps ea s s yo syGs
, T II; sE i s: 81. #
ys then S H % 7 Snd again 81 asa rs s
roo sc asSsf to a" s sar s The The
nS T psd iss AND sf'i1 Chance ue
yo"ns mans to dpay fs his sn en-
] s" % % pp:ss and s e sss a :s
well known llono called on ues for about
ten There have been good and pre-
OF which member The lawyers least One
s"d es" s Sss s 5 % 5 5,s
inc lawyer has poor delivery and lack
valuable took for the ap,n was The n
way to convince jury In the end I'll that the absolutely
are lawyers who rely
knowedee OF Lax" to pull them through Often
ss | ss s; 5:S 4?S': 's '1 . s
here who have measured of speaking prepared
these lawyers generally the best understood generally
impression jury hemed in with the "tN w that many
body dummies which they b will peculiar opinions
Of the Jurors after they have decided their lawyers
There is great effort being made party
ranks put the desire have
neW deal the offices Custom House. Posoce
caer could Stay D n P the s Of
n pSs s BGne back free p " mot Be kp 5
enough of leadership take big the
ea WIFE, Moman pred 81 a m We F Sen
pnerv s, for 5ssoge9 Probably the
crowd fis o" p h e'A gn he
a o's a%r w so Campaign s n @ mehy ara
lone Ruers Where did the money! Maybe
National Committee i dunno Anyhow went the Home Rulers and
ny to them! As Democratic President
confidence the Rpubcanism in chair
That made me huga lot Of leaders who Republican
lent their lives and of whom blood
rom being Americans reading anybody of the Republican party only
hem when German is President
Japanese Arrested Gambling Must Stop 9'1
b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

inspiring the talk Eastern Democratic
lines canal
Their
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

do you drink" inquired the young
woman's mother. The young man
hesitated. do you drink" the lady
repeated. TT you insist" replied the
modest young man.-Cieveland Plain
Dealer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

mainland
noble fowls there Thanksgiving day than " before One l9
which
meal with something left for the day On the oa
pound
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

The Ka father mother both died Of for
from what called Simple popus of the laynx
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

Admiral fleet started ahead OF
batlehps ships arrived
with the brought the known He could have easily
raj his the being.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

should
this has the
Angeles Colonel
Fitch within the fortnight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08


In business equal scale half the number OF employees
public The
Territorial outlay such business house. confronted by
deficit would apply affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

If Judge Little actually trying raise the standard of ju Hawaii
there's some hope TO him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

What of the costly Gle
Meheua used in the first legislature?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
Hurt In Las veaan Yards.

a young man by the name of Prese
While. who recently came to Las
Vegas from Oklahoma. was run down
by the cars in the local yard and Sc
verely injured. says the Record. He
had been at the round house .o make
application for work. and was return.
ing through the yards when he was
struck by some cars of coal, which the
switch engine was putting into the
coal chutes.
There is switch at the point where
he was hurt and. evidently he mistook
the track that the cars were going to
take He was Immediately conveyed
T. .he Ladies' home. where 10 was as
certained that he had sustained severe
scalp wounds, besides being injured in
the back and spine and probably. in
ternally. lie is resting easy. but the
extent and seriousness of his injuries
are not known.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

United States Marshal c. u. For
aker has gone TO Silver City on mat.
tiers pertaining to his Grant county cat.
tie interests.
Hon. and Mrs. +. w Clancy are ex-
pccted home about January 49, Mrs.
John Burg. nee Miss Dolores Otero,
viii accompany them 20 Albuquerque.
Clifton Llewellyn. s5n of Major w.
H. n. Llewellyn, cane In from Las
Cruces yesterday. and was met at
the local depot by Judge b. S Baker.
He says that his father expects 10
leave for Washington in a few days.
The election of justices of the peace
will occur January 10. In precinct ~.
this city, the friends Of Capt Picard
are organizing In hls favor. Judge
Crawford has a large circle OF friends
who will urge his reelection. IN pre-
cinct No. 20 Captain Borchert viii
probably have no opposition.
The grading of West Lead avenue.
50 long needed. Is going on merrily un.
der the personal supervision Of street
Commissioner Tiorney. He stated last
night that that portion Of the avenue
rad long been an eye sore 90 him. but
1t will not be so in very short time.
for he intends 10 have II one of the
incest avenues In the city.
Col. J. Francisco Chaves. the terri
torial school superintendent, wha was
down souta or a visit to his ranch at
progreso. Valencia county, returned to
the city yesterday anu proceeded
on No. y for Santa Fe He reports
heavy SHOWS along the El Paso &
Northeastern railroad. and says the
country Is white with the beautiful as
far as the eye can see.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

found in a speech by Daniel Webster
on the currency In 1885:
BE IL enacted by the general assem-
bly, OF the state OF Franklin, and II is
hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, that from the first day OF Ianu.
airy. 1873, the salaries of the officers
OF this commonwealth be as follows
HIS excellency, the governor, per an.
rum 1000 deer skins.
Ills honor. the chief Justice. per an.
mum. 500 deer skins.
The secretary to his excellency. the
governor, per annum, 500 raccoon
skins.
The treasurer to the state. $50 rae
coon skins.
Each county clerk 800 beaver skins.
Members Of the assembly. per diem,
three raccoon skins.
Justices fees for signing warrant.
enc muskrat skin.
To the constable for serving a war
rant one mink skin.
Enacted into the law of the 18th day
of October. 1883. under the great seal
VI the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

time, but are coming IN slow as yet.
The number of receipts issued for last
November collections fell short about
goo rs compared 20 November. 1901.
Tho improvements at the residence
of Byron r. Mills have been declared
non-uaicn work and union carpenters
Will not work on the job unless il he
let to contractor. he to employ men
of his own selection.
The other evening a certain young
man 81 this city went into a certain
resort, put 5 cents on the wheel and
In a short time had 500. in an equally
short time the $50 had gone whence Il
came, and he had gone whence he
came cents poorer than when he
went In.
The delivery of dimension timhers
to the Tecolote plant of the Las Vegas
Copper company VIII commence this
week, under the supervision of Do
niciO Martinez, Blake g MARTINEZ hay.
ing secured the contract. There will
he required 10000 feet OF heavy hewn
timbere, and 10000 feet of sawed lum-
Ter. for construction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
5ANTA FE COUNTY.
Santa Fe.

From the New Mexican.
Fidol ortiz and wife. of Las Vegas.
are tho guests Of friends in the capital.
Forest Mckinley, special agent of
tho land department. is here on official
business.
Juan Saadoval, a sheep raiser. and
Venture Barros, who is In the cattle
business, both of Galisteo, are here on
business.
James Allen Wood and Mrs Ruby
Ann Marshall. both OF Lake city, Colo.
were quietly married Monday after
nocn at the Presbyterian Manse by
Rev. w Hayes Moore
Mrs. Anua J. Jones, who has spent
the past three months with relatives
and friends in Illinois and Michigan.
has returned TO the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs A. r. McCord. on Johnson
street.
sheriffelect II. C. Kinseil and wife
viii entertain his brother George M.
Kinsell, and A. l.. Kendall, county com
missioner-elect. from Cerrillos, over
New Years day.
T. c. Phalen, real estate man of
Omaha. Neb Is here with a view of
Investing and possibly bringing n col
ony to New Mexico He called at the
office of the bureau of immigration and
was given complete set of pamphlets
and fun information regarding the va
rious parts of the territory.
Miss Lillian Eldodt. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Marcus Eldodt, left for New
York, where she will remain for a few
days with friends. The latter part of
next week she viii sail for Germany
On the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. She
will so to Frankfort.on-the-M Main. where
she VIII visit relatives She will enter
a select school which is conducted by
Mr. Eldodt's sister. There are several
young ladies from the United st-..es
being educated there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

room. and when found was lylns under
the cot on which he slept There being
10 one else in the room. thu circum-
.'aaccs connected with his be- co.nlng
unconscious cannot be learned
Press Wihcl. who recently cI1o TO
Las Vegas from Oklahoma. and who
Monday was Knocked down ny
the switch engine drawing four cars.
and who was taken to the ladies'
home, is doing as welt as could be ex
Dcctcd His scalp wounds are severe
and while his back is much bruised
there are no bones broken. should II
porve that no serious internal Injuries
were received he will doubtless soon
he himself again
Mrs. Hanlan. mother OF Mrs. =. n.
Smith, is quite III aud her demise at
any time would not he surprising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
CONSERVATIVES MAY NOT WE'D.
Bill to Be introduced in Indiana
Against Them.

A bill 10 prevent the marriage of
consumptiyes is now being prepared
and II win be presented in the Indiana
legislature next month The author
OF the bill is consulting with physic-
ians and gathering statistics. Tho pro.
visions % prevent marriages Of con.
sumptivos will not be based on the old
theory OF heredilty Of the disease in
offspring. bet on association.
Statistics which make an appalling
showing are being complied. Last
month over eighty mothers died of
CONSUMPTION IN Indiana, leaving over
l6O motnerless children. The death OF
fathers was hardly as large. The mum.
Der OF children who died of the disease
was large
On the figures thus presented Il will
be urged that steps should be taken
not only to protect offspring but to cut
down the number OF percnts that die
and leave orphans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Las Vegas.
From the Record.

From the Record.
Sesario Sanchez made final proof on
his home stead of 100 acres at 'rremen-
tina.
r. T. Long and his two children left
for Silver Lake, ind, with the body of
his wife.
c. NJ. Moore, who had been confined
to his home, suffering flom his arm,
for a couple of days, is able to be out
today.
Alexandra Sena arrived in town from
III Coiazon. He lad been engaged in
deliverirg cattle to parties at Watrous
for II. Romero.
The government thermometer at the
Plaza only registered as low as de
grees above zero last night, which Is
the correct temperature, despite the
various rumors around town today of
II being 6 below.
Rev. Myron Woodwork, who had
been Occupying the Baptist pulpi, since
II became vacant several weeks ago,
left for Cerrillos. where he will prob
ably take UP his future residence
Mrs. Victor Gallegos, an inmate of
he asylum. died at an early hour. She
was admitted to the Institution from
Mora county, on February 8. 1902. and
leaves a large family of children.
The contest between the red and
blue application card committees of
the Y. NJ C. A. still RACES fiercely. The
blues are only four or i've behind now
and it's an even bet who viii pay for
thCt supper
The following officers were elected
by the Odd Fellows lodge. to serve dur
ing the ensuing term of six months
}. ii. York, ~ g.; J. b Mackel V. G.;
f. NJ. Ellwood. secretary: w T. Critics.
treasurer and Fred Brefeld, trustee for
three years.
The electric railway power house
smokestack, which fell last week, has
been repaired and will probably be
placed in position this week. Every
thing Is ready for starting the fires
under the boilers as soon as II Is erect
ed, and then the electric street railway
will be an accomplished fact and ready
for business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Illinois Central and 'Frioeo Making I'm
portant Deals.

portrait Deals.
Vice President j. r. Harahan. of the
Illinois Central railroad authorizes the
statement that arrangements have Just
been closed for the double tracking of
he main line of the Illinois Central
from Memphis to Fulton, Ky. a dis
lance Of i22 miles, Mr. Harahan says
the work should be finished within
year and will give the Illinois Central
q complete double track between New
Orleans and Chicago.
On January the Southern Pacific
viii, in connection with the Illinois
Central. operate all trains from the
Now Orleans side OF the river. afford
ing direct connection between New Or
leans and San Francisco. Negotiations
are also pending for the operation of
the Louisville a. Nashville trains into
the same depot. President Yoakum
and Vice President Winchell OF the
Frisco. are in New Orleans. as is AS
5.stant General Freight Agent Yoakum
% the Chicago a Alton II Is expected
that an Official announcement soon will
he made that the Frisco will enter
New Orleans, coming down through
Arkansas and Louisiana via Alexan-
dria, and confirming the reported pur-
chase OF the Big Port Chalmette ter
minals on the river front nv the Frisco
as well as the other property rights OF
way OF the New Orleans Belt & Ter
minal company and the Carondelet Ca.
nal a Navigation company The
Frisco is credited with purchasing
twenty squares Of ground In the heart
OF the city whereon its terminals will
he built.
President Yoakum, OF the Frisco.
with w. II. Lyford general counsel of
the Chicago e Eastern Illinois railway.
spent day in New Orleans in tour
OF the various terminals of the roads
entering that city. All the necessary
papers viii be signed after banking
hours providing for the entrance of
the Frisco into New Orleans. The
tour Included visit to AvonAale.
wnere the Southern Pacific will cross
its passenger trains by ferry. In order
to reach the Illinois Central depot. IL
Ia considered not improbable that the
Frisco will arrange to enter the union
depot