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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13
BASEBALL TO-DAY.

This afternoons baseball games at the
league park, King street, are as fol-
lows:
1:45 p. m.-Punahous vs.. Males.
$3.50 p. m.-Honolulus VS.. Elks.
The Honolulu's lineup today will be
as follows:
Carvalho, c.; JOY, p.; Gleason, h.; j.
Williams, 2b.; En- Sue, 3D.; A. Williams,
S.; J. Fernandez, cf.; Aylett RI e,
Fernandez or Lewis, If.
Fred Kiley, former catcher of the Ho-
nolulus, whose resignation was accept
ed a few days ago, and who has signed
with the Elks, viii probably play first
base, taking the place of Cunha, who
left yesterday on the Siberia for Boone
college, Berkeley.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OLE THE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers-In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Kamai
and kaleionehu, minors.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Allowance of Final Accounts. Dis
trtbution and Discharge.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
and Accounts of Heewale CY), Guar
dlan OF the persons and estate of Ka-
maj and RaleiCnehu, of Waikapu Maui.
minors, wherein she asks to be allowed
S2425 and charges herself with $34O
ana asks that the same may be exa-
mined and approved, and that a final
order may be rade Of distribution of
the property remaining in her hands to.
the persons thereto entitled, and dis
charging her ana her sureties from all
further responsibility as such guardian
as aforesaid.
1t Is ordered, that Wednesday, the
2lst day Of September A. d. 1904 at ten
o'clock, a. m. before the Judge of said
Court at the Court Room of the said
Court at Waikiki, Island of Maui, be
ana the same hereby is appointed as the
time and place for hearing said Petition
ana Accounts, and that all persons in
terested may then ana there appear
and show cause, if any they have why
the same should not be granted, ana
may present evidence as to who are en-
titled to the said property. And that
notice of this Order i'm the English lam
guaga he published in the Hawaiian
star a. newspaper printed ana published
in Honolulu oahu, for three successive
weeks, the last publication to be not
less than two weeks previous to the
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Waikiki, Maui, this 10th
day of August, 1904
BY the Court:
(Signed EDMUND H. HART
Clerk.
4ts-Aug. 10, 20, p, Sept 3.
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3D.; Hogan, IT,; c. Miranda, cf.; M. r
Bisho, IF. Subs-J. Comes, Meudonca.
James Carey.
CHINA SAILED PROMPTLY TODAY
The S. .. China sailed promptTv this
morning at 10 o'clock from the Channel
wharf for the Orient She took three
passengers from this port. She does
not go to Manila this trip.
PEDESTRIANS WILL WALK.
+. b. Giffard and A. X. Vierra walked
3G miles around the Waimanalo side OF
the island last Sunday. On August u
they will walk to Waialua by way of
Kahuku distance Of 50 miles and after
a rest of a night at Waialua, will walk
2S miles to Honolulu
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Telephone Main 4o2.
ASsignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims against q. Yoshida,
of Honolulu, must file the same with
the undersigned, at Room u, Campbell
Block, Honolulu, on or before Septem-
Der 18th, 1904, or the same will be for
ever barred.
K. ODO,
Assignee u. YOshida.
Dated Honolulu, July 18th, 1904.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13
ARRANGED TREATY.

S. Minegishi who went to Panama to
arrange the preliminaries of a CONNER
cial treaty between Japan and Panama
is a through passenger on the China
He arranged the treaty and it Will prob
ably be ratified. He says he did not
go to Panama to arrange about jap
laborers going to that country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13
CONCERT N MAIKIKT.

By request of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee. the Territorial band win
give its public Sunday concert at 3 p.
m. tomorrow, on the pier of the Mo-
ana hotel, Waikiki. The program is
as follows:
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NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any debts
contracted in M name except upon my
written order.
ARTHUR X. MIRANDA.
Honolulu, August 10, 1904.
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DEPARTING.

Saturday. August 10.
Schr Lurline, Sinclair, for Hilo at
l0:45 a. m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.

WUIJAL TELEPHONE Co, LTD.
A dividend has been declared and
viii be payable at the Office of the COM
pany on Monday August 18th. Trans
fer books will be closed from the 18th
to the 10th.
GODFREY BROWN.
Treasurer.
Honolulu, August II. 1904.
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FIVE BA7TLESHIPS DAMAGED
Washington, August 18th, 1904.
Received at S:5s a. m.)
To Mr.. SaitO, Honolulu:

o Wr.
UNI as follows:
"Of Russian baeshp the battle of August 10th
shells the distance
probably
Bayan
pOrariy repaired" TAKAHIRA.
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(Received at 0:z5 a. M


twenty o. Weihaiwei August nth" TAKAHIRA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13

Want ads In the Star bring quiok re-
suits. Three lines three times for %
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13

KAHULUI.
Departing August lis. :. Nevadan,
Greene, for San Francisco at 2:3O p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13

Twenty-Five ce Is pays for a Went
~ IN the Star A bargain.
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RAND AT FIsHMARKET.

This afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
Public Market the Territorial band will
play at following program of popular
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13

Summer Queen" .Bigge
GayOttc-" Elsie" ......... Frommer
ondolier". .... Powe..
Selecton-"The Ever Best" ..-, MacKie
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-13

NEW ADVEBTiVEMEN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

SotiO, q. Dsdr3. Die Commit
iiOn, mel4s Die 9lnflasen sessn Re
oattsur Gtibrma unteriu9ts, fanb
teine 8etueife fir bic gei9uloiguns, er
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

Jm Wuauf It and GoIIege3u
Hod SsIanh in Slinois, elmer b0bereH
2ebranftalt Der fdptbifden 2utberas
iler, 1T iebt cine rDeutfde @eielI6aft"
gesriinbet CUR pfle9e oeutider Spra9e
unb Qiteratur.
WobIin feiner Stdbt m
elmer BepDlterung bon $4,000 finb In
nerbalb zines Sabres 10 piele Opera
tionen pegen observation-disclosures
gen %borgenpmmen porben ipie in
Soutb 9enb. Snb. Sin ein3iger Mroi
Der Stabt fat nidt ipeniger als Is
folder Sperationen porQenomr1en.
8 DaIbu1 rten unipeit
bon Martignp in Der meltidpei5 ers
eignete iid Dor einigen Woder Elm ge-
paItiger 2atpinenftur5. Die canine
nabm ibren Musgang bon Der 9Ohe
bes9erges Rebarmoa 5000 SUBJ unb
erreidte RAID cine 1reite BON etfpo
1900 SUB. 3unGhlt purben bre:
Mlpbiitten ipsggerihen, bann 0eritorts
Der S9neelturm einen 2drdenipa.b.
fegte bic Strobs nit ben Selegrapben<
unb 9elepbonbrGbten meg, iiberiprong
cine Nafenfuppe unb enbigte snblih
in Der Gdludt bes 9riens. 90
furdtbar ipar bic Grihiitterung Der
Cuff, bab aud auf Der gegeniberliss
senben Sbalieite cine 2aipine geloit
wurOe unb bab In ben na1en Orts
fdaften pieIe JenIterideiben braten.
Sin Bauer iuurbe bon ben GdneemaIs
len peri4ittet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

an Der Norbfpibe Siitlanbs nimmt iebi
beitimmtere @sitalt an. Yisber ipdr
lener n0rblihIte Yunft Odnemarfs nit
ieinen unter Dem WdHer fortlaufenben
gefdbrlihen Sanbriffen obne !Sofen.
mas 3abllofe Sdiffstdtaitropben per-
urfodt unb piele Meni6enleben gefoitel
bat; Der Speiieiaul beS cinen Der bel
ben @aftbDfe NItsSfnsens 1T an ocn
WGnben in bidter Reibe nit ben Sol
lionsbilbern gefdeiterter Shiffe aner
Decentralization perieben. Der nelis
6afen fon fpGteitens am 1. Hopember
1907 in @ebrouA genommen tperbsn.
gr ipirb iif on Der WeItleite Sfagens
100 SUB fpeit na6 8 ten eritreden.
nit MoLen, bic bis 1850 SUB bon Der
aiiite In bas Meer binousgehen. Durf
Quermolen fon Der 9afen in eiHsn
gorbers unb einen9innsnbofen geibeili
perben. Der Sfagener !6ofenplan
5dtte i'm bGnifden parIament felt elmer
3}eibe bon Sabren bic @emiitber in Be-
lpesuns gsbalten; fat nod mebr mar
oas in benz go Hilometer iiiblih bon
Stagen an Der 2iiite bes aattegats
belesenen Greberidsbapn Der San,
sleidfaIls elmer tiinftlidsn Sd0pfung
an biefer urfpriingli4 bafenloienaiifte.
Die trdftig geoiebene Stabt Iirdtete
natiirIi9 Ghdbigunq burd bic neue
0afenanlagc unb bate bsrsn Wers
IdIeppung nit gebosen pabrgenom=
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

lei Elm ruifiher 0pion. Do9e9en babe
sr In ieiner 3situn9 Das rationale 5n'
tersiie pribatem @suinn aeopisrt. Die
Gommiiion empfabl, Bob ". iein
Manont fiir's parlamsut nisOsrIsae.
8as 6aus nabm ben Beridt on uno
Der MbgeorOnets lsate iein Wanoat nies
Der.
8se b e.ltirenoe q an gene.
st. Petersburg, q. Mdr3.
Die Garts Bebanolung, welte bic pole
tiiGen 8efangenen in Srfutidt 3u er=
bulben haben, fiibrte au elmer SragO'
Die, inbem 20 @efansene fih berbarris
faoirten unb Der poli5si uno benz Mis
litdr orei Gage lang Wioeritano leiite-
ten. I'm iid gegen oas Gener oes Drill
tars gu idiiben, bielten Die @efan9enen
Elm aino gum Genffer binaas, mas bic
Soloaten bonn SdieBen abbieli. Die
9ruppen balten isbt oas @ebduoe uni-
iingelt, I'm Die @efangencn aus5us
bungeru. Diele babsn bsreits mebrere
5oloatsn Qet0otet uno wollen fi9 nur
srgeten, nenn ibnen beoin9un9slOie
Greibeit beriproden mirb.
Ollie ibiriiden @efansenen finO our4
oen 2ries in srObs qlufreeuna 9eraiben
unb f9mieosn pldne 5u ibrer ys-
freiung.
u mertfanifde Mrbeiter.
SDul, 81. Mdr3. Die @rubsn-
Mrbeiter in Norb-Qorea linb In idtpie=
,riger Gage, oa lie lid aud Dor Dem gs-
'rinslfen Musorud Der parteinabme fir
,einen Der 2riegfitrenben In N6t nebs
men miiHen. Der ameritanii4e @es
'ianots Nlen ordngt auf Greilahung
ibrss 2obns3uges, oa Die Yer30serun9
unannebmlidteiten bereitet.
Die ameritaniidsn M%iffionare in
ping gang unO ionit i'm Noroen per-
ben in ibrer 3bdiisteit nidt beldfigt.
Sto's Mbreife {.
S6uI, Sorea, q. Mdr3. Mar-
quis Sto reifte nit @efolge beute ab,
natosm er porber beim Safer nad
elmer Sluoien3 oas Diner eingenommen
bate.
Ser gefu6 Sto's bat ben Weg 3ur
WerI0bnung oes tOrsaniidsn Bottles
unb 9lusoebnuna bss iapanifden gin=
flutes qeebnet. Ser Warquis rietb bel
Staats. 6unttiOnen itets gu idrittweiier
@sform uno fsiner grbObuns Der torea=
niIdsn grmee. 2orea miro aieiuerieits
cine Geianotfdaft nod Sapan sntien=
ben, tuo3u Der Safer ri Obi Yins,
einsn friibersn Miniifer, iuiinidt. Dice
fer 30gert nber aus Gurdt, fid gu iebr
nit Der pro iapanii6en partei gu
liiren.
GbeNos, 81. Wdrs. Der aus
&obs. Sapan, angelanste Sampfer
.Nctibe" meloet, oab ibm am 25. cine
iapanif1e 3ransporiHotte auf benz
Wege nn6 Gorea bege9nste.
Stanored bertinbet.
Sientin n, 81. Wdrs. Seute
Wittag ipiroe bon Den 3uRen bas
Stanoredt in Sem gbwang bertiinoet.
Ml9ier, q. Mdra. Der ruiz.
3orpebosSdger Blunt" wurbe beute
BEL Der giinfabrt in ben 6afen idmer
befddoigt uno mub unter Dod seben.
Stalien.
8 10 isQ egnung Qes
plant.
81 o m, 81. Mdrs. aus Mbba3io
wiro teleqrapbirt, Dab 9niIer Wilbelm
nit 3aiier Gran3 Sofepb bort am 8.
Mpril 5ufammentreffen tperbe.
Mbba3ia i'm Observation-Disclosures
3hftenlanb Sfrien, 1T elm flimatifdei
2urort am Golf bon Giums rno wirn
bas .WoriQtiIhe V;aaa" oenannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
M6ermalS 9rfrblt.
Gin 5ueiter yeriud SIR SlOdirnug Oes SafetS
bon Sort 9rtbnr.
3apanide Yanonugspldme bitrorh geberlmi. = Gtmoredt in gnw Gbwaug.
Sbs gbrcic aus sml. Sapanifdes 9abatgPonopol. = Neutrals
tGtssgtrlebuug. amera mO Der Gongo gtnn.

neue geriud, Die ruff. Gloite einsu-
fdlieBen, aIs Beueis, oaB lid bic ga.
paner auf cine Itarie 5ruppenlanoung
am 8Olf 2iao Sung, enttpeoer in Nem
@buang o0er an Der WeffsiIfe Der rlell-
traIen Wanofdurei=3ons porbereiten.
Cur ideren Durdflbrung 1T Die 6sit-
legung bon W. Jlotte abIolut psIsnt.
lid. udbrenb Die Sransportidife UNI
oas Siioenoe Der 6albinfcl fabren. Syn
Gale oes grfolaes bdtte Die Sprsnaune
Der Dampfer uno WegidafunQ Der
3rlmmer msbrere Gage genommen
uno wdbrenb oieier 3sit weren Die
Sapaner In ibrsn pldnen ungebinosrt
getueien. Wenn Der 2iao.GluB, mas
0alO eiatrift, eisfrei lit, lam CT leidt
minirt tperoen uno Der beuties Gebl-
idlaa f6rt Die QibIidtsn Der Sapaner
ernltlid.
Nad mie Dor berrldt Die lleber=
3el9ung, oab Die Sapaner einen Oirets
ten Grontal- Anarif auf bic 'Ranoidu-
rel bon 9orea aus eeeen Die oan3e
ruIfi6e Mrmee nidt fir rntbiam bnlten.
Gin rufi. 9orpe6oboot 9e.
unfen.
9 t. petersburg, 81. Mdr3.
Wie m~itgetbeilt miro, Ianf bel benz
beutigen Mngriif auf port Mrtbur Elm
ruifides 5orpeooboot ; man boft oas
S9iff aber wieoer fIOtt gu MAIDEN.
W int ufhter Der s f 9.
9 t. pstersburg. q. Wdr3.
Inter Der 5effung gIaoipoftod purbe
elmer WeIoung 3ufolge cine Mine snt-
oedt, oeren Drdbte nod einsm 9inei.
6auie in Der @tcot fibrten.
ebtnei. 3ruppen m 6hlepps
tau zines q p. 4riegs-
fdiffes.
9 /. petersburg, %. Mdr3
Nus anideineno gutter Quel. p~erlautet,
i'm geridts Mafarofs iibsr Die
seffrise ReeOaniseirunss : GGbrt nod
ben g0iot=Snleln lei bic p~erblafedoe
Mittbeilung enibalten. er bube cine
Didunfe nit dinei. rssuldren 9rup-
pen getapert, bic fid i'm Sdlepptal
zines iapaniiden aa%nonenboOts befano.
DasS abat mpncpoI.
9otio, q. Wdr3. 9as Mb9eoro-
neten- 9aus amenoirte Die SabatmonO-
pOlsY orlage 'our9 grb0buns Der ent,
iddoigungs-@lauie BON elmer 5umme
sinem o~reiidbrigen gintommsn entipre.
demo, ouf cine Summe benz Ystrag
o~reiidbriger yeriduTe gleidsno, 81
nan3miniter Some betdmpite bic glens
oerung uno man ermartete, Die Hegies
rung peroe Iid i'm Oberbauie pioer-
ieben.
Jeood traf oies ni6t gu, oenn beute
aab bic betreifenoe Gbtr-6aus Cont
milton Der Abdnoerung ibrs 3utim-
mun9 unO 1T es iebt sinleudtenb, bab
Die gOrla9e in gsasnpdrtiger Jorm
bonn Oberbauie a%uaeuommen uno oa-
nit @eieb miro.
bgeoroneter 8 ges
dIoffen.
5otio, q. Widr3. Die Commit
fiOn, uelde Die 9lnflasen segsn RE-
oattsur Ntiprma untsrfu9ts, fano
teine BeusiIe fir bic Yeiduloisung, sr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
Mmerifanii6e 0aite.
wOtidaIter Wieper nno Mbt arug
einaise IiidgenOHsn oes 9aiitrs.

WotidaIter Wieper nuo Mbt arug
einsiee IiidgenOHsn oeS aaiitrs.
Reapel, q. Wldrs. Nuf ginlas
oung bon 2aiier Wilbelm fam beute
IoiIGafier Msper aus @om na9 Nsa-
pei uno oinirte nit benz Safer auf Der
Oa4t 09oben3olsrn". Ser YotIdafter
lab our 9ehten oss Gaiiers, our 2inten
Der Mbt oes Glolfers Wonte Galiino.
gonif. arug, Der fribere qbt oes Be-
neoitiiners alofers in Yeattp. pa.
SieIe yeioen tparen Die eiu3igen
@dite oes 2aiisrs, Der iderssno meinte,
es lei Elm ameriianiIdss g0sn. 4uf
einlaoung Oss Qaiisrs beeleitete Der
gotidafter ben 9aiier unb ben M6t
mad Wonte gailino. no bic Rsltaura-
tions- Nrbeitsn OH ben 5eriibmten WoI=
iaiten bewunoert muroen.
Boildafter WeDer duBerte iber ben
3aiier: gr liebt auBsororoentlid gut
aus. senau 70. als ib i'm lebten Som=
rner in 9iel iab. Seine Stimlne lit 10
trdfti9 ME jemaIs uno Die Stimmung
portrefnid.
@rokbritanniem.
u nj erifa uno b 6 ongo=
Wreuel.
2onoon 81. Mdr3. 3miiden
Der Nnociirten preHe uno benz G6nige
9eOpolo BON Yelgien puroen betreifs
oes GOnso-Greifiaates 3uei Depeiden
gewedIelt. Sn Der einen madt bic
NRociirie preiie ben a0nis oarauf auf-
merriam, bon itsldem Wertbe cine 9leu.
berung Ieinerieits bsSii9Iid Der Nntla-
gen ludre, welde cine N~boronung bon
Wiifionaren bel prafoent &ooies
belt uno Setrsidy 9ap bs3a9lid on
9ongo=N esern besangenen @reueltba-
ten erboben.
0ecpolO lieb 6ur9 ieinen Setretdr
srpioern, Der Gonig mibt Der unpur=
tsiiihen @elinnung Der amsritaniIden
prehe 9roBe Widtigteit bel.
SD babe Sbnen amtlide 9otumente
BON Congo 6reiiiaat seianot, in tpel-
den sic ale gu einem a~usEubrlihen
unb acknowledgements Weridt iiber bic
Qlnseleaen6eit notbisen Sbatladen fin-
ben tperoen."
Nm Greitag paren Yertreter Der
amer. Baptiifen H.. u. beim tprGii'
IiOentsn uno StaatsIefretdr erI9iener,
um Die 3ufdnoe i'm goneO=Staate bonn
Stanopuntte Der MiIionare aug 3u
sdiloern. Sic Miffonare eradblten
bon Greueln. welde bon ben belgiiden
9erren segen Die g%inse5Orenen periibt
muroen. 9ie Wifionare ertldrten,
ibte S%bdtisfeit weroe Ourd Die 0altung
Der belgiiden ysamten fat tpertblos aes
mndt !; bsnn oieie monupoliliren ale
Nabrungsmittel-W orrdtbe uno MAIDEN
es ben Wiilionaren Iduer, bon ben
ginssborenen irgenoetwas gBbares gu
betommen.
Nubsroem piiroen Die gingeborenen
ourd Die srauiame gebanoluna bon ben
Wiiionen bsriast unO bic Sdulen
iteben leer.
qlud Die gigentbumsredte Der Mii=
~lionare ieien yerlebuneen ~aus9sfebt
lrO es mar aus oieiem 8runoe, oab
Die Delegation cine Sntsrpention Der
amer. &e9ierung In Wori blag bradte.
Nuf 9lnlaB oes Staatsiefretdrs
ianbte Die Delegation Elm Memorandum
elm, tporin ertldrt wiro, Die GbIolute
Madt bes ROnias Der Yelgier babe Die
bon Der yerliner @onferen3 getDdbrte
9anbelsfreibeit annulirt. Der prdIi=
bent periprad bic Mngelegenbeit IN
ior9fdltige Grpd9ung 3u 5ieben.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28

4uf friber poInifmen
@iitern ipnrben Bis gum Gnbc bes
Sabres 1908 angeIiebeIt 1889 beutfde
6amiIien NIT nobeSu 10000 Mitslis,
bern. Die burffdnittIide Ste1sns
fldde betru8 etfpa 1877 4ettar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-28
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. Sabrseit Der 3iee...
sgbiSbrt Aufuuii
EoIsbo. Chicago uno agihieau erprsb...t 7.l5 t1o.sB
roleoo, Detroit unb sbieasO Elm .....sl2.2o s..s
widieon Gitp, Mnneis u. aaiapettse pl~ I TAO nc rs
. toaIi6 on~sssuommsu eonntaas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-14
Shockley Will be Brought for Ar.
raignment Before Judge
Diehl in City.
TESTIMONY OF AN OGDEN MAN.
Says SelfConiessed Murderer Was q
Good Boy So Long as He Re.
NAMED at Home.

There Is no longer any talk about
lynchng Jack shockley and the au,
thoritios entertain no fear that any
thing extraordinary will occur when the
man Is brought into court, either for
arraignment or trial, They have de-
eided that any arraignment or hearing
outside OF the down town court rooms
would be void and the original idea OF
holding a special session Of court at the
penitentiary has been abandoned al.
together, The state prison Is outside
OF the city and Judge Dlehl, before
Whom the prisoner must be heard, has
no jurisdictlon-in the county.
Efforts are being made TO have Shock
ley waive the preliminary examination.
1t Is pointed out TO him that nothing
Is to be gained by such proceeding
aud furthermore, a preliminary re-
hearsal Of the story Of the murder. and
the strong evidence OF the murderers
confession, might again arouse intense
Feeling against him.
Seven performances were given In the
Unique theater yesterday for the bene-
MT Of the Gleason and Brighton families
and over $3.50 was realized This was
largely due TO the committee of street
car men who managed the affair. They
got out and hustled, with the result that
prior to the first OF the seven perform
ances, they had disposed of nearly 1000
tickets at 20 cents each Standing
room was at premium all day In the
popular little show house and Manager
W. G. GOurley turned over everything
that came into the box office, except
the salaries Of his performers for the
day, amounting TO about $5S.
That Jack Shockley was a good boy
as long as he remained at home, is the
testimony OF an old associate now EN-.
plOyed In an Ogden wholesale house.
He says that at Knobnoster. the family
home, Shockley's character was OF the
very best. He vas quite attentive at
school and while not over ambitious,
was regarded as an honorable young
man and one who could be depended
upon. He was one of the most jovial
boys in the neighborhood and had
host OF friends because OF his sunny
and agreeable disposition. The og-
den man says he can be borne out IN
these statements by his old comrades
still living In that section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-14
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
DR.. Beer and Inspector Korth Have
Lively Sleighing Experience,

Or. w. F. Beer and Quarantine In.
spector w. j. Korth Of the health de.
partment were mixed up In a runaway
accident yesterday afternoon about
$3.50 o'clock which resulted In both men
being thrown out Of a cutter and the
sleigh and harness being damaged in
the sum Of about $3.50 They we're on
their way to inspect case OF diph-
iberia, and when they reached the cor
ner Of b and Third streets the team
they We're driving SHE'D at a street car.
There Is considerable OF a slope ON the
side OF the street at that locality, so
when the horses SHE'D the sleigh timed
over snd the occupants were landed on
the ground.
The horses then began TO run and
dragged DR.. Beer number OF feet be :
fore he became disentangled from the
lines, otherwise he might have met with
serious Injury. The horses continued
their flight and ran into a hitching post
at the Holy Cross hospital, where the
sleigh was badly damaged and was
left with only one horse. The other
horse was found on Third street In
front Of the house which II was the In.
tentlon DR., Beer and MIR. Korth TO
visit The horse had been there before
SO thought he would stop there again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-14
GETS SCHOLARSHIP.
Son Of Murdered Conductor Honored at
L. D. S. University Today.

Thomas u. Brighton, son of the re-
Gently deceased street Ear conductor,
and for three and half years a stu
dent or the high school course OF the
Latter-day Saints university today
received the vote Of the faculty for the
bestowal OF one Of the Heber ]. Grant
scholarships in that institution. This
scholarship consists OF the yearly pro-
ceeds OF $1,000 invested at per cent
interest, and Is intended 10 assist meri-
torious students n finishing the course
they have chosen. The honor OF the
designation for such a benefaction Is
greater, in the minds Of most Of the
students, than Is the money itself al
though this Is no inconsiderable sum TO
the student who must work his way
through school. The choice of the ia
Guilty fell upon student Thomas b.
Brighton after considerable investlga-
ton. 1t was found that number of
the students had records that would
entltle them to'this honorable distinc-
ton. but as only one could be so hon
ored, the choice fell upon Mr., Brighton,
who expects to graduate I'm the four
year scientific course next June. He Is
u conscientious and able student and
was chosen for merit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-14

There was a special meeting OF the
directors OF the Union Pacific at the
Broadway, New York, headquarters on
Tuesday. 1t IL understood that at the
meeting the new general manager of
the Union Pacific was named, or at
least agreed upon, As to who he Is,
however, Is all speculation at this time.
Several names are being freely used,
including Messrs, Bancroft, Calvin,
Huntington and others, but nothing
definite will be known until the official
announcement is made by Mr.. Harri-
man.
The fact that Vice President w. II.
Bancroft OF the Oregon Short Line left
hastily for New York has given rise TO
the story that he has been or may be
appointed
From semi official source, however,
Il IL stated that the real reason OF the
visit OF Mr.. Bancroft to New York Is
the making OF final arrangements for
turning over portion OF the main line
OF the Union Pacific TO the Oregon
Short Line system.
Il has leaked out that II was the in
tentIon on Jan. OF this year to cut
down the mileage OF the Union Pacific
and all that portion OF the Wyoming
division Of the Overland which lies be-
tween Green River and ogden was 10
have been tackled onto the Oregon Short
Line.
This program, II is said, was resist.
ed by Mr.. Burt and II was one OF the
factors that led up TO his retirement.
The original program IL to be carried
out, however, II IL semi. officially an
nounoed, and Just as soon as success
or to President Burt Is chosen and q
general manager named, the change