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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
GEN \ NILES ' | | ] |: '.S'''
PIE. }
He Writes t tos jude Parker ,.l.I
Heartily Commend ding a
IS ceptance Speech.
r ITS { ! VERY ! e! / WORD |! j {
Will Gives Conf dence to Millions
Living Under Governments
Like Ours. ~

]: ,s BysAssociated Press.)
1 EsoPUs, N Y, August i. - udge
Parker to-nig int made public q letter from
Lieutenant-G General Nelson N lies, }, re--
tired. congra atulating him upon his speecl
delivered at the snotif iflcation ceremonies
The letter follows s55 ~
ear Judg III wish fto express my
appreciation Of your most excellent
Z address u in ia ccepting the Democratics
q nomination. It was more comp chem
~ sive, stronger and d deeper. and ]. pre-
sented in clearer light the most impor-.l9
tant principles OF our. government than
any speech or state paper pro duced in 4
many years. sa :
Ssis..I will not erase a line. and cheer
fully end dorse every sentence. It will (
4 attract the attention. OF the thought
+: full, patriotic citizens of our country
will beSa bow of promise and q star
o. hope to Millions In the Orient, who \
~ are now praying for llberty and It will I
vibrateS down through the republics,
NJ of5 n the Western Henhs sphere, giving
confide ence8t TO fifty millions Of people I
living under democratic governments b
81 copied \ after our own. Wishing you (
~ every success, remain, Sl y EE =
Very truly yours, s6i q
s (Signed) NELSON a Y. NJ LES.
The opening Of the Democratic cam,
Ipaign a Rosemount, 80 ia r, as visits from
political organzatl ions are concerncd Y Will
take place tomorrow, w hen a delegatior
win arrive from Bro lyn - re present. pre tint
the Brooklyn Demo ocratic ClubISand j tllt
Kings County Democ ts,I5 Judge Parker
does no T., expect TO ID dress the clesa'
4 ion t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
.DIEATH AND. J. | lDESTRUCTI L 5!
. RESUlT IN ILLINOIS

VENICE x IL, August The tor
.nado that swept cross the river from
North 81. Louis to-day killed Nrs.z;Nd
sEarite Bea Injured ten others and
caused considerable damage to property
The tornado was of short duration. but
Was &rerna rkably destructive In force, Y
The tornado was seen jumping across
the river, but almost before. a word at
alarm could be given It swept into Illi--
;nois north OF Venice, turned. and tho
next moment was ploughing Its way
through the streets. ..s s slss i
Mrs, Beal was killedS by the falling
debris of her home. which was blown to
pieces. u 3aa .l. N y a 85
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
than hundred shots In all we're fired
The battle ended when the reg nlars ran
for camx, a fter# the kil ling.
Will NOT ERFERE3 I S8
MURPH' 'Y-M' g ARREN' \ ROW. O n
/ i{By "A Associated Press.o

NEW YoRIl, Au gust 10. The Demo-
cratic National Committee has not not
been \ asked to Us interfere in the MUIR y
.pi1y- Nc Carren disag green1ent In reaterl
New y York. nor vii 1T AXE up the matter
iifssit Is asked 4 to- do 50 member OF;
the commit tee said Bto. day that NJ cCarren zen
had been select the ~. state
Committee n and that Il 1t was not in the
.powers OF the State chairman nor the
!Natlonal Executive Committee to relieve
him Mccarren has announced that he
swtll not tsresignsas executive chairman.
35 ,rhe m en- bers sIof the State Committee
are 4 disturbed at the constant attacks S
upon McCarren 81 by p Murphy, but tsssee no
way to adjust the ma tier. It lis believed
AZ 81 sta te Il headauarte ters Est that the dispute
viii be over after goth, when the the
5prlmar les are bell q. sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Captain Of the Negro Company
Coming to- the Manoel1v1res
Makes Brash Statement.
lfsnectal q The Times- pIspatch.)

HTIl T4 (EpeciAl toF The tTlMes-p plspat ch.J AZ
L NEW II FIAvEN, CcNN August 10. AL
though his company Of slxty-eight men
Will be the only detaohme ent ot colored
troops serving with the &. 900 regulars
and g,,ardslnen to participate In the ma
inoe,lvres at Manassas. $. Ya,. next month,
and despite threats that his men VIII be
iboycotted by the Southern milit itlan,en,
5captain James W. Ross, n egro, said to-
day that he would Insist u pois proper re-
spect for his soldiers, y,
ff.If i y am to take my turn as Officer
OF the day. he added. II shall see thai
my orders are obeyed by men Of other
commands as well as by my own,
ESI,'I hope you'll come home alive, q ala
his wife. 4, :, y. !.
His company Is hrigaded with Vlrganla
and South Carolina troops.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
.DRUG G CAUSED sDEA 81
THE JERK is INDICTED j lIlE:: :!
! lBylsA e, a Isssociated Press.

81 ST. LOUIS. Aus. U 10. NE coroner' q jury
which has been inVestig ga ting the death
died 9in a. hotel here after taking q dose
of what she Ssuppos sed was cream of ia r.
tar, returned y q 88yerd let to.da Y OF man
slaughter against ts Charles NJ .S F,arth hing,
the drug clerk !, " no sold the preparation
toBMrs.9 Helms sband .sS .s
a T he jury a lao recommended that + NJ L.
3Richt, the proprie tor Of the drug store,
y be held for al flowing an uEl licensed drug
According toy Il he verdict Il .of II az jury.
rs.i Helms died rom It he fleets OF ar
Etaremetic poisoning ia IT hing has been
a In the custody OF II the lice since Mrs.
y Helms DEATH ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
NEW OR LEAN CHOSEN
FOR Mex MEETlNl!Gl5 g
fBy &, ;.i. x $50 ciatc "a i resss)

LOUISVILLE, August 19, The he
Supreme Lod Knig hts of5 ythas \. to- O.
day decided to; hold their next Biennial
e,nlcampment in5 New Orleans, September
1Sth.5f
The Supreme Lodge has adopted new
uniforms and eqnipme ents for all Ulcers
Of the Pythians army except gen eral off
GERS and the officers OF the general sta #.
The uniforms adopted are prac cticallyg the
same as worn by the Officers Of the United
States army. s6iS s$ Sl;
q Mrs. Lydia a. Monroe, q OF u Riverside,
Cal, was chosen supreme chief OF the
Rathbone Sisters. {}S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
.ELIHU ROOT WILL NOT
4 TAKE THE8 N0Ml NATION n
(Bx, Bsx,Asss,.ocIated q Pl

Iss i3s (Bya a Assoclate ed Fress)
e NEW y DIRK, ugust e 49,. Elinu Root
has. made 1t 50 plain to Republi blican lead :
ers. both national and State, that he will
not accept the Republican snominati lon for
Governor o e New Y ork, s that hose VINO
are in a position to know are confident
that he Will not be named for he place.
President Roosevelt " no at one time ems
terta ined hopes that Root would Il head
tho state ticket knows Stlsa pos ton OF his
former Secretary OF War, a nd his closest
friends have ceased to- believe hat Mr..
Root will he & th g nominee, MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
KILLED. 4 SlB'Y 3 coal TRAIN Il.
YARDS AT AT LANTA
Rv5AssocIateds prcss \ !, |iIl : "

ssS( ySAssocia ted PressD
ATLANTASSsss lIx IxA., August "a % Twin
;Purington, q nat IL q of New Haven Conn,
was Instantly 4 killeds by a train . coal
cars at the eas tern & end Of n the & Union
Railroad sta tlon III ere to-day. Two ears
passed over his Il boo VI The traln }waa
being banked throu ghs the Station and
tile locomoti ye was a Il q the other END.
Mr. Burlington "a been In tlanta8 a bout
itenSy cars. Ii repnted he had n brot her
and sisterRin Connecticut. sHe was a bout
sixty five years old and unmarried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
ST. PETER sBuRG ANXI0U U.s..
Deeply Concerned for Port Ar
thur Ouktornsky to Fight or
u BLOW Up His Ships, 81
(By;AssooIat ed I,ress,. /, I, ). j.

N 8ls 83S9 (I3yi iAssocIat ted PressD e SFsS!
! sT. PSrlER RSRURG, August 20 --e;l5 a.
NJ Acuth anxiety prevail Is raga ding THE
situation at Port a rtsu u, x on account sof,
the desperate character OF tho fighting
reported as ticking place there. though
the war once does not seem 10 belisxs
that the dang er OF the fall OF the fortrsasa y
& so imminent as Is generally assertpd,,s II
According to adyices received by THO /
war o oti.cc, there Is stu 8aa ample supply
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
THE AsPIRANT WINS
AsTOR Gu FOR 81 OOPS
ny a ssoclated Press, |,

Y NEWPORT !, sIaa B. !, August 19. Though
six miles astern a t. the finish, the fifty
foot sloop 5Aspirallt, !, owned by H J. y w. and
a. G. Hanan, of New York, I won the iAstor1
cup for sloops In the New York Yacht
Club racing by a margin n In corrected
time ofstwent ty-one minutes. forty-sx sec
londs, over the Yankee, which Nh led the
fleet over the line. a. r. Luke IS Corona
took the cup for schooners by defeating
her only competitor. the Katrina, by a
wide margin in elapsed time, but by only
four minutes In corrected time. E5 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
ANOTHER SHAMROCK
Will BE DESIGNED
fBy Associated Press. !,

yn
H. LONDON, August 1s-sir Thomas
1.ipton is paying a visit TO the Clyde for
the purpose, It Is believed, OF arranging
for the desi signatlon and construction OF
ia fourth Shamrock, In q published in-
terview Sir Thomas said the yacht B1e-
Flgners seemed ITO think that tho change
dtn5sSt the rules OF measurement made In
New Y 4 orlS a would givesga q British boat a.
hetters chance OF lifting the cup, bit his
own pre- terence would he to keep pegglng
away on the former lines. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
sENATO OR H0AR NO BETTER B j ] E! 4.
his C0NDlTlON ER'Y GRAVE
(By Associated Press

EWoRCEsTER, M sss \. August l9.-----At
q 20 O'clock tonight senat or + oar. was
resting quietly He had been ven q very
little opiate. The Senator $ condition Is
very serious. Fl Q has be- en- formed Of
the multitude. OF $IIe essa ges u Eof sympathy,
and Is i'd deeply moved by them a
5T No one I has seen him to- day excepting
the members OF his family. n ss]5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
GEORGIA@gM IAN U FAc URER e.
KILLS HIM sELF;sIN N OFFICE
y, 4, y ....-- ---.-- ..---
(By5Ass,,o,cia ted IPross,)

ATIlANyI,A G August j19. 81 lianlJ
Montgomery, q vice -presidentS and manager
of tho Georgia Cotton Mill 48 Company,
shot and killed himself ut his Office here
private office, and + had just been con-
.versing with Sllis ofiice, force ~ lio had
left him. The hall. entering his outh,
ranged upward. Us penetrating the brain,
causing instant d cath. N cause for
the act llas been 81 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
WENT !, Y { IL 10 ASK a. BRlDE D
AND WERE \ M VI URDERED

~ BY YAssoclated Press. ~ as,
ALGlERs, August l9-Eis hty-three
Buham,ara, Chief Amada, Of the Benz
Buzzagora tribe to ark his daughter ~
marrIage. were treacherously murdersa
by l,el chief 4 M ~ n 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
BITE OF OSoUlT0
RESULTS q N MANS DEATH
..E lBy Aalas,n,Dcinted \ Press,

st5 III (By3 Associated = Press. IS Y sia
sCHICAGOsgAu 19,-Augllst And derson,,a
a farmer Of stnrk e coun ty, nd, IS dead
in a Chicago hospital from tile bite Of "a
MOSQUITO Anderson suffered a slight In
skin on@his right hand, A MOSQUITO bit
him on Il he abrasion and a few days later,
Anderson began, to suffer Intensely. He
came to Chicago for treatment but blood
resulted !. s$t s{is5 Nh u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Virginia. in j; J.

Milne sale of the Ell ects Of the 8Atlal tll nt6tc 6
otcl only bring enougl TO pc y he rent
E--T The will OF John Ma honey, OF Ports
mouth, probated and shows large esta t te;
The IIarrisonburg@ crack team o. fire.
i 44dria-The mberland troop hold annual
reunion; dinner, speaking and wa te r.
melon feast 4 money raj scd for m onument
4 eli typhoid fever in King william
c0urlty--Ri richmond young man who
Sn,,nrrelled with his sweetheart lands In
Ftfe cfaingang in Freder ricksbprg
sLynchburg to build a elephonc line along
Ats new water wa y Sneak thie ewes ca rryi
or money raWers OF N ewport y ews pha1r--! p,r.1-!
macy, ~ EtS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Richmond.

g,eople deeply interested II, the rapid y \
Ne III price Of wheat. and AZ Messrs. Mess e.
&srner Moore & Company predict that hat
viii ltgo far higher than at present.
u Insa to the great disparity between the
iapiy and me emanda uestion a. ,,,,} 70
5 uS being warmly discussed n gam o wal E.
certain sections are holding anrs,1ely aels
11ssStauntona baseball team wins q gain IN
Gig hts ggrse, 81 Lon j,
SGaAth Carolina man who had 5srecently
Ne to Richmond toS accel,t POS q u9h 9trac.i
Hey eight three bro ticrs put under.
and police are Looking, lo5 fo9pIn
! III lor, to be held here will be void sof
onal fghts sveral wei! kno%n 9T ninaf mem
3diers Home. AI4ANCHE5TER Re am.
4isn Club. NO to meet az TGneXs \ SneSe
II s boy Supper for be neft8 OF Sacred
Eart8 Church Old boxer now living ~
sinchcstcr- Bells were to1!ed 4 for LOB Dbl {
51-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
! THOSE ] !, D Sc.
LOST BY ] LOOMS. ] J ! '||. s
Man surrenders at Birmingham. ~ II.
4 Admitting Tlleftso Of What May
Have Been Loolnis Papers. #
.lsne ecial Ca Bile. copyrlEht,,

Special Gable. copyriEht] lf'il
sloNDCN. !. August 4 man giYinE the
name Of Franz Schneider surrendered to
the Birmingham police to-day, He cons
sfessed TO stealing documents from a, some
person at southam pton. From the de-
Isoriptions given the police, they; think
the man from whom the documents We're
stolen may have been 3. Kent Lopmis,
schneider and + two CON panions waylald
the man on the arrival OF a German liner,
six or seven weeks g go and took from
him a large eRyelope full OF papers. 4 the
envelope hearing the seal of the United g
statss goyernment. He de erbes the Yic-;; !;
lin as thlrty-fiye Y years il OF age,@6 feet
ssiinches In height. wit III 5brown nloust ache.
clean shayen chin. nd y wearing q soft
felt hat, IN SsS$ss
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General.

i3sa ia pa neae take more advanced positions
at Port Arthur and are san Is gulne. tlat5zzll
Schnria 10 be pressed wit h., a. combined
sarmy I that, i IS nc oped. Ill s crush out
glSmropatkins force he two armies near
ogether. and daily skirnlis'nes are 8re.
.sbanghaI shall leave q T. once orS be DIS I.
Armed "A tornado strikes North " st
Louis and sweeps across the M ississip ppii,
dealing death and "a es trl.:tlon IN both
board s a fftlrs, submitted {. .at a meeting
Of. the directors I'M New; y ork found
highly satlsfactor tory-----r n egro &capta OF
Gonnectss Gompamy
General NJ lies ties f.a le tter to3 sludge
Parker heartily comm ending his spcech8o Of
pcceptance---Ro Root no T. to run for Gov
Minstsr n War aboard s
take him and his escort prisoners. 3; y and
demand surrender OF ca pi tai 57-- Georgia
military officers declare that lives of 1.-The
negroes could have been saved; searehlng ,.s /,
report on work "a among negroes In tn
Eoiith made to Ill theran Con ference -
Corpora ton "A ttorneyS rolnan OF Chicag g:
decides that the pilcke nave no legal
( right to house men IA t i he packing houses
- -Circumstances ssurroundlng 81 the res
turn or Antonio tAlannino almost {as rnIys-
.terious as 4 hose ofs his e disap arance; ,r
4 "A American dafeat. Chicago breaking. the
& deadlock. md ST. louis defeats the Cham
pions- Surrender4to3t the ABirmingham no
having stolen documents, leads 70 the be-
lief that the documents may, have been
u stolen from F. Ken 81 I1oonli lis- II tile Or
no change In The condition Of Senator
}IIoar--T The Aspirant wins The Astor cur
for sloops-- Regulars a tack provost
L guards at Athens ma 1anoeuyres. killing one
and sfinjurlng severa - 81 n Ihomas ar
h ranging for a fourth Shamrock Next
Il sencampment t OF the G. A. r. To he held AT
II Gettysburg Wheat goes still higher III
y Chicag CO. & 6s Sss " .58st S3s III "a is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Big Plant: Demolished &

Probabl the heaviest loss su ffered by
a single concern was al the Eeidering- :
haus Rolling MI The plant covers two.
SQUARES In extent. The big smokestacki
was blown down and half the plant was
demolished, cntailing estimated 'ssiamagai
5of Sc, ooo' Six employees were injured In
this plant, s}sgs
5 Not the slightest damage was done; a t
the World IS Fair Grounds The Exposi-,
ton Is situated over five miles from the
seat OF the tornado. and tlle wind was
not felt there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
N TIL Carolin !

sy Governor Aycock inspects 7 he North
e graroiina National Guard IN Camp .Fitz-
hugh Lee at 31oreh head Cit ity---campaiEgn 81
appointments announced 1T y Democratlc
Headquarters In Ralei gi--.T Two 1 Durham Y,
milltiaFkIlied by an overhead brid dge while
returning from camp at$ AIorehead City.
and two others Injured - samuel 7. Nor
dcca made dean Of T rinity law school; =;
& Farmer near W WinstOn- Sal IN threatens
Ills wifes life and then oots M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

i1,,he. q ten, nera t,iro Yesterday. 7s
H Il hsnsi an, 1,erat ire vest terday, 81. 66
Mean Temperature yestcrday - a.
Normal temperature for Is
S,cparture from normal Temperature. 0S
during past "a hours..,..H H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

4 MI IMMATURE ALMANAC.
q NJ August 20. 10o4.i
i rtses 4. !. IS. $50 HIGH TIDE, &
i Gets. 6:56 Morning ........
On sets i. .12.o7 Evening s...,.... ls:s1
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Heavy Rainfall Yesterd day,Ss
The city was, vi 81 ted by Ia heavy down.
pour OF rain yesterday morning between
g o'clock and 1890, The rainfall mas es
Rt an Inch, II II YSf &
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& EBuildings Are Denolishcd.9

3fE Leaving the ferry: the tornado once. n:
more Jumped u and stru ok the "A Illinois
shore near Madison. !. where 1t demolished he I
several dwelings, 4, the !. Leid rkranz Hall
and blew down por ton OF the Madison
Cooper Works, killing John Ellington
Severe damage was done also, to buil Id 4
sirgs in Venice and Granite tCi ity. which
}ad Join Madison and a number OF per-
sons were injured. n TIA telegraph. tel :
fcrhone or trolley pole was left standing
along the streets swept by The storm.
"A Broadw troll car containing
5un der six telegraph pol cs. /. hlch crashed
into the top and wrecked the car. The
passengers had a remarka BILE escape from
Injury. and only the m otorman received
slight bruises 3s4 VII ;;gi
. The roof and on half OF the top story
Soi Sommers Brot theirs tailoring manu- 4
featuring establishment were blownr
s,SN Nx1ts
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FIRST ARK CLOUD:
THEN TERRIFIC WIND.
The Arm Like Messenger Sweeps
Several Squares and Crosses
the River Large Plants
Wrecked and Large
Electric Poles
Snapped.
he a nm Like Messenger Sweeps

/ nv vAlsscci I ated Press.).


y ST. LOUIS, Aug. ia tornado Of
small proportions, but Of extreme fury.
swept down upon the residential portion n
Iiof North St Louis to-day resulting in in
the death OF one person. John Jo Ellington,
Injury 10 pro obably q y and danlag ge TO
property estimated at sloo. 900. Herman y!
sauerwine. aged ten, was. It #is believed,
fatally injured. hi: Ii!
People in North st. Louis noticed e a
dark cloud approaching from the south t1t'
west. Suddenly an arm seemed to shoot @
10 the ground 4 from g gigantic & cable.
twisting and turning. The end touched ''st'
the ground at nineteenth and &Anglerodt
streets, and with incredible swi ftness g nd u:
force, swept east along AM ngelrodt for & I.
ten blocks, then turned north and n swept y, i
three blocks along Broad dray, when It It
jumped eight blocks northeast as TO the the
5fcot$ 4 81 Berman Street and the river. y, g
where constd bic property along the the
river front was destroy yed: 4 4
The tornado then Jumped To- about the The
middle Of the river, and en- countered5 5 \ a
ferryboat, which was turned and tossed
about, but not sunk.
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THIS NEGRO SAYS
ALL SHALL SALUTE |

L .i!. ].
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-12

vision for the oath on Chinese birth
certificates so that people might come
here and swear to anything they pleas
ed without fear of punishment The
office staff have however been very
careful and / am sure that there has
been very little false swearing so far.
A case did arise in which we thought
there might have been false swearing
but the Attorney General on looking
into the case found that we could do
nothing in it in any event.
IF the people of Hawaii think that
an injustice is being worked on the
people of Chinese descent who are
born here owing to the refusal to is
sue the certificates, the Legislature will
simply have to change the law on the
question"
A feature of the situation has yet to
be settled. The u. S. immigration Of
ficials will not allow Hawaiian Chinese
to depart without their certificates of
Hawaiian birth and as the Territorial
government has ceased to issue them
the unfortunate people who have not
hitherto secured their certificates will
be i'm a quandry if they wish to de-
part.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-12
ACTIONS IN
THE LOCAL COURTS
MRS WAGNER BEGINS A SUIT
FOR DIVORCE-BIERCE SUIT
AGAINST HUTCHINS.

Action for divorce has been entered
by Mrs. Johanna Sarah Wagner of
this city against her husband William
Wagner. The papers filed set forth
that the marriage took place in Homo
lulu on April 9th 1884, the Rev. ]. A.
Cruzan performing the ceremony.
There are four children, Harry w. aged
Is, Lydia M, aged 10, Otto w, aged 10
and William aged 9. The cause alleged
is failure to provide. for the past year.
Wagner has accepted service and
agrees that the hearing shall proceed.
Pleas i'm abatement and demurrers
have been filed by each of the defend
ants i'm the assumpsit suit of William
W. Bierce Ltd, against Clinton j. Hut
chins Trustee, Arthur b. Wood, and
William Waterhouse and Albert Water
house under the will and Of the estate
of Henry WaterhOuse deceased. 1t is
claimed for each that the plaintiffs bill
of complaint does not state facts suf-
ficient to constitute cause for action.
Judgment has been entered by Judge
Robinson in the ejectment suit of Al
vina w. Conradt against Queen Lii
uokalani 1t decides that the plain
tiff is entitled to one half of the pre-
misses near the Waikiki road, mauka of
the queens property and containing
1860 square feet.
Judge Robinson has appointed Mary
X. Puuki as guardian of the person
and property of Mary Kahai, minor,
fourteen and half years old A bond
of $1,000 is required.