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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

ri lection daY De- said in ,ou.
eIHiiue fhe offer 81 the services oi
she us . JuuiuHs
such political aork in the Fourth
ward Be- often valuable. and the
judge made another sprseh Iu which
he suggested that the club pared au
THURSDAY night ue promised 10
see that a permit Has obtained and
that fireworks and a drum ppsus
were provided At this announce
ment the club gsilrd and danced
until a squad ot RESERVES came uaun
from the station and cleared ult
street
Later In the dsY sgruff called 81
the judge in the corridor of tie
county court house ami biuufIH
named the reward he expected faI
hts activity boz politics Tho district
leader heard him through and then
praised him FOE the work hc had
auHr
1ou sill Doe great politician
some dax my huY fhg judge said
You know how Ga organize and fu
lead Keep up che Vurs aud yea
viii bee all right
Does I got de- stulp9
= viii tb.nh about that let ne
see how ionr parade turns ont aud
how yuur boys work when they be
gin to watch the dodgers I'll do
something ior YOU but can't say
ah1ut the stoop just nov Joe
Casey the lame boy frum Cherry
It'll. h. after the place tiis mother
is sick aud he has 10 support hef
and bis Nte little sisters
say judge dat Limp Ioe.s ent
four hiR uuclcs. his old womau.s
hruddcrs
Yos. know they an vote In the
district
Where does dsy work.
The question was an awkward
one. as s,ruff realized when the
judge ignored il aud began tn tain
about The hard life of a crippled hos
with mother and five sisters To-
support News OF local palitiral
movements spreads rapidly in CITY
Hall park and Printing House
square and before the sports wete
out that day everyone knew that
spruff was after the "staun as n
reward for his services in the dis.
friet. and that he was "rlasr Go the
Judge The old women ehatIrred
like maenies and told their STEADY
customers that h was sin and a
shame for honest people to be
driven of their own property for
thioylng yaEuhaud who was nj
ways rolling the bones. Scruff
thrashed two newcomers from Hud=
son street and sent them hncl, with
a warning 30 stay on their own side
OF town, stood up the hockey pokcy
man for treats fou ln of the gunE
and Ia athur Ways dcmoanrd him
self NJ became a rising aud WORKING
politician. He notified all the mem
beers of his club that the Thursday
night parade would form in Para
disc park at s O'Clock. aud that ev.
cry boy that was luto would gpt a
belt Ia de Stats "nut march has
got ter be de real stuff was
aeruffa edict 90 every member Of
hia organization
The Young politician turned In his
suNcru' early that aishi. aad start
- hnua In Very iaaod hues~s With
hfmts'f We esfsttea Ga mnl,p
fua-nrto,s iette ~. @sUads. .4-l@ would
sSsoiep,A So. tsro.sa.s4eS ~ - sie9fe
.Vqfrsse saeoa'y a~ ~ 80 ~ An
tsa, s0V HwaeVs wnse - b sasss ls.ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

out THE spot a. a DIE If choice pat.
rDunKe that COULD boz regulated bf
the same lnuuentw that control the
selling of papen and the blnfhInR
81 shoes Iu 20 fIHH building DE had
hrru NJ real service 10 the urEaul
fntlun and There wac an important
campaign coming nn he knew that
the judge wHa ia great man los thr
ward. fact known Ia all prfsonH
who have seen ulfFef FhuHdgf on
drchs namdr Hefuff bad planned To
win further favor and claim 20 pal.
fuuaRe hy che prompt organization
Of hla gang into the ulfycr ia
uiur liis mnihrf approved
ahe approved al sfIuff Httiuua# e.
.#pf lighting which meant tom
sIutHsa 10 mrua and billie lHr uuIsa.
The gang approved Hf The ms
organization with much Noise and
the leader HuH compelled tu weed
aui ths mlfrs the lame Ones aud
the eurpleH because the Diver
juniors Wns 90 BE- q marching club
able o. sarE banners and turehsa.
Tho details pf the organization we're
perfected over sunday ana tiHi
parade held la Worth street with
ulnskry the Cuuu carrying an ltal.
ian flag and Pat Levy beating an
empty cheese HuK fafHIhlY bar
faWed fHum the nearest lunch rnHu
ter Monday morning sfuff mar
Hhalcd bic forces aud paraded
around tu the house 81 the district
leader ia Madison street where the
boys lined un and rheefud Tor the
Judge until that great psrapu came
cat aud made a little speech 40 stop
the unisr ssruff ln words ferae
aud furfible. rather than Wrll
chosen. explained 10 the leader that
b. had created the Organization fuF
HamuaiFn wurH
wild desc mugs ] can round ef-
cry sponge au de- FaN and keep
tabs ON all Do ludErrs ia de- district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

HN WALTER / llANIEN.
Copyright 1901 hs the Frank ICES.
Dee Publishing iluuHe
The buueas had been rolling hard
AGAINST serHrl Tor a week. aud bic
temprr wac ua uHlY ha tho hrou e
Drreiry In front II the Tribune
building tie had thaahed BLACK
IS the Coon within an inch oi hia
life hrrnHHe the uHHfu had thrown
seven or eIrKru mine times In Hue=
seHaIon lie had densd the watch
mHn and slept lu the warm Fratl#
hHie nf thu pnaiufuae from the first
isHFd "a week. uf rg,kIrsa ialsues#
hN a ruuHh and tumble efth the
uHN hutfaHHes un The ttaH from
which raHH adventure be- 81 appel
hs qultE dive Into Bn uuHn graft
Ing ou Thutrrul Hfmu wac
broke nuH had - stand up the
bundle man fur stock when h.
finally settled down "a business ie
squared the advance uu The nrt
afternoon e&trua. and when the
sports 80 began ta dfae be turn
81 in bic overs sssa aud went
haWe to think uu "a few maitrfa
that laY heavy uu his mlud
lif virtue uf muscle uuEuhritY
aud Impressive profanity Hfwu
Mas HuIIHpHiri leader aud toss all
alaHH the Has and aefuas the parH
Ia Broad Haf The sound ct bic
teiea NoailH dfltreompetiiiuu 90 feet
HHhH and with fsu weu.aimed
punches be could clear the Nassau
street .ilr II Printing liuuse square
of all opposition during the bridge
rush llatIns safely pBsHeH hIs lcfh
birthday ha bad Ha fHF az the
hated GERMS aud - long a. the
rufllng 81 the hunea ieu hts temper
In the fune Of reason he Kept on
sHBd terms alth the buttons ~ each
HH4lf
The lad aaH not huiit ta fancy a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
PUBLIC CONSCIENCE SLEEPS

The 1901 prolific terrible eaiamfas IN
which the railroads contribute extraordinary number dead
ma NED
many s seem ran In pIIsmIrs
The other railway rum
nns speed 81 o. miles In
headon collision kIns aiurnE
times and Immediately
Nev York Illinois Michigan.
The Of TIE Eusah church archbishop
bury. being ETied dtg %
York railroad TO hg The
gsh amazing experience
The American people lad D. familiarity fatal
aisascrs hIf Ions series
There uahic
the railways o. tha KIN people than
the armies ana uayies - the ahor aard
appalling grts nssspa-
pera stiH less the halls lasaauon
reformcra have advocated that interstate
commission power
respousfg punishment As
stand the travelling public
It ven tnoan that the frequent and total railroad asri-
caused by collisions which
given except which hemvea wrong misleading
misunderstood snoraaud ln this there
BE- % raIr8ad Ii.asers hardened
day a suburb Cucuua calamity occurred
which 90 little girls plated
prvy the bfeatas Of rotten floor In
is IMMUNE hment being political
paid protect the public may utterly
remedy
These thiaaa should not be.
public opinion properly railway wrecks
these disasters official reduced 10
a minimum
ONLY fatality can wake the pub
lie conseieneas FOR moment from. %. apathy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
HELD F0P MURDER

BOISE Idaho. OCT r. Fred Bona
q roomef ~ the home 0f Charles
Daily. and Mfg DAILY are being 80
au the charge III ths sssls"'
Daily DalY 49,. nxs -.
and struck On the Waa while -
I'D Bond Informed the police he
neat morning that Mra Daly had
murdered her husband and she
nov claims that Bond murdered
him. The latter declares that be- i
innocent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
Some
Eye-Openers

Herr is a lst OF genuine snaps that
VIII bc sure 20 catch the eye OF ia
tending purehaErr vi no have been
lsatius fer just za#u an opportun-
Ins
4 barge paii Upright Plano. In dark
aak regular price when new. S365.
this one has been used little.
bat iu perfect condition. will close
II out ~ -. assesses. ....s.- $3.50
Medium Sized Eimball Piano. in
mahogany. uscd for time by
teacher. regular price new s365.
take NJ nov at .##.. ...ssss S2TO
LARGE Klmhau piaUa In oak. that
has been used for professional
work. raealar price si25. only.
49,. $4,000. ...## ...-..-. $500
One Large pese Piano. in walnut.
been out about eighteen months.
regular price usR Ste5. will go
nov NJ -. .#=. ......-. $500
hsHHh tAtHA As.#HH#H HAHA AHt tAANh
for hall. school. lodge or club.
heou used by d teacher. regular
price goo. you may have IL now
fer ....#... ........... Sa5O
Two simplex Piano Players that
have been uard some. regular
price SEQ; nov. zach. with music.
only 49,. .... ......#... $500
All Of these instruments viii be
put la perfect 3rdel in and outside;
some OF whion eau earcely be tod
from new. We viii guarantee them
Il De absolutely as represented and
sell the same ON easy payments,
Nou emit beat these offers any.
where.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

while eaming W au the Isbat frnm
Wsgafrhse sunday Nr fsIl In corn
ranN with gentleman from North
Dakota ahu saia b. vas a fortes
and had been pfaetiClnK Tor -
years and eaa on his uHF - Eufiaf
vtth a view az lasHtinE tn hia rue
fiee Ne lnGgifeH lu frsaHI 90 ihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

tkUEt kaub la after her ffIsuds
nEhin There are evidently aame
piuua knockers out la kazf %
rrlshauIh1uI aud she Is after
them Rltb hef uIia hammer Good
work krazy 5 n.MI
THE rlous KNocRiH
on she's very very niauH
AMI sho wipes her weeping eVea'
When she telIH bee wicked neigh
hHr
or hia .ehaHsss- when be- dies
nut the .ueIshbor aud thr usIsb
hars
Often gather lu q bunch.
AUD lhsf aaE on shes q ham.
bug
NsiEhbora apmehaN got a.
bunch
Aud the neiehHurs viii present her
With "a umhsfuur hFe aud hFa
which aIll have engraved upaa u.
Died Hf eauaeemtad lie B."
KWAZY kttANK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

place and wanted 10 know whether
ID wa aH Wf#a a. Wruatobge We
informed him tuat - was not
quite ~ would have hesn worth %
tuHd deal tu Hee him land douglas
County Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

A man with vhIsksrs that eudeH
Al his waist was hanged In Illinois
yesterday. the first man with
tsard hanged In That state Net
however that man With whiskrfa
- that length haH any license q
escape hanging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

It Is exceptional to Hul famHv
where fhere HHs poo domestic Fup-
furss occasionally but fHH-e IN hc
lesssusH hy htNur II Kings Naw
life pills atpuud. Much trouble fhey
save ~ their great work Gao stomach
and liver troubles. They bot only
rHliete you. huf CURE At c. o.
GUY Inc, drug store. Second and
Tcsler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

rIm.aua He aaa short aud fhIlk
fIfh hard. ahIu. Euslfed fase. rare
ID HIfau. HHH bali aIi,i kHanIlkr
hy Hut'uHs ath.uH blue eyes aud
aama lines atuuf fhs mouth and
rhHn that might have Indicated gen
fIaneHs confined WHfh ufnHsas lf
his life had been passed n SUI
ruHudusa mHfe sathefI. than are tn
be- found iu I'r.nliuH iiuuaa square
Ile bad Hme into the NuHIi via
CTS Hall place uuHsituWsd had
existed un Huor fa.si and neglect
until hr va e. years old and then
developed. selling papsfs along
FuHE WHa Sub Development
dunrfs conventional virtues and
stunts moral impnlaH-. asuff
FOUGHT aud HHorr hia Was 10 The
FRONT uf the RsEei rahhIe that
.hfIsHa along tark Row - The
pul#e. beats ri tH.edt1Iuu journalism
DIE divided hIH earnings with %
HtHIb mother and three Junior half
orphans gave drunken gusfam0re
iHa fIHhi change and newer asked
fu #eH tho detail drawing. 81 God b
plan ~ human salvation
S#ufrH mother uHa bending Tow
over hrr tubs and there Naa no
STRENGTH in the strokes uf her thlu
arms HluuE fhe lufed usshhaaI1
Foe moment the boy looked at
her In silence Then throwing bits
cap into "A safurr Hith "a vicious
icfe of the forearm ne spoke iu s
voice Ihai SIS nrm Hui not uubiud
Chuck them tubs old woman
You can't stan de- saIff'
we must pay the cent next week.
Willie ! must work There's Ben 5
medicine and Tho children both ail-
ua and
I said chuck them tubs Nov
come along an br goad while lt'lls
you. I've got -oheme datiI fetch
de- rent OF a steam heater You
knows I'm In politics I've been
handy wild de- Boss On torehhshiH.
uuslefa an kerpin tab un De
dodgers Tomorrow lm putin II up
ter dc Judge dat ! wants he stoOn
steddv and clear aid de birdie
gettm his orders To- keep de vim
men ehnsed Deres three plunks "a
day in a. If dere's a cent
The scheme was not quite clear
90 seruffs mother 81 be explained
NJ ereat length how he had set his
mind uppu obtaining through po-
Utenl influence. the exclusive right
90 sell papers at the foot of the
bridge and elevated stairway nn the
east side Of city Hall park The
place 81 known 10 local vendors rs
the stoop. and IL is choice site
for business Exclusive rights there
could not be obtained OF held by or
binary business methods but Serulf
had been Ions enough In the Fourth
ward politics 60 know that pulls
pnve tho way 10 all things. II they
are strong enough lie had picked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

sAnd he to- h op.aiou whoever could make
81 blades grass grow
where only before eud deserve better Of mankind and
De ssssnta country than whole
peateaes put toasthrr"-Jeaathsp swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

The best way - drive woman
il % bead brr Toward a mIli.nsfY
store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
- STAR DUST va

We knew there would Doe some
calamity with the reupeaius uf tho
theatrical season ~ TURNS uut fu
Ia, that May Nohe la back uu the
uaEr
Reginald De I<o,ru announces
that be- has finished the music for
a new opera fot De Wolf Hopper
an DC yet needs II name and a.
lfhtrttn We notice. however that
Hopper rs stilI using WANG az "a
meal Ticket
Former Mayor Van WICK of New
York Who SAYS Richard Croker In
England SAYS the rA haaa has re-
covered bis health and may rptuFu
10 This country sure De- Viii Dick
won't atHs Boo any place where b.
can't eet anything hut hHaItH
Nu Iamr uluNu Potter pro
duerd In London au emotional
costume plby the aghrme being e.
make the suluIa uf the EuunH gK#
rfesa the emotions tn he portrayed
White represented lowe 81 course
Innocence Nna represented rs rrgen
anal 10 there bad been a reporter IN
the play NO doubt hr would have
worn yellow CLOTHES
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14
District Court Doings.

At yesterdays forenoon session, q
number OF cases went over. to other
dates. For leaving bis horse united,
Lee Seong was only taxed with the
costs, ST.; Of eleven gamblers, five
were reprimanded and discharged,
FIVE were fined $3 each aud one SIS;
Hanale. for assault and battery on
Kamano, had sentence suspended
for 30 days, and another suspended
sentence was that against Mrs Will
liam Orth for selling liquor without
q license, which was for thirteen
months; James Hawai- was fined IS
for assault, One drunk forfeited So
bail and four were assessed as usual.
Forty one cases we're on today's
calendar and many ct them
resolved the usual treatment of GO
lug over. Three Hawaiian women
charged for malicious injury were
discharged: one Porto Rican, for
vagrancy, and a Chinaman, for hsv-
Jog ehee-fa tickets in possession,
were nolle pressed; Msods Alloy was
sent to the Reformatory school till
July !, 1905, for playing the truant;
Kwai Tong was fined $500 for es-
saulting David Kailihiwai two jap
ansss women had sentence suspend
cd for thirty days each for gambling,
the four Japanese men arrested at
the same time with them being
found guilty and fined $5 each!
Humoku, for being yag. was sent
to Jail for four months; Jim Kali
anu and Puhis (w), for disturbing
the quiet OF the night, were both
fined, the man SIS and the woman 81,
the latter being also fined 50 for be-
ing druak g K Chow, for common
uisanse in hanging out an awning
as to eudanger Others, was ined 81,
hut be noted au appeal,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14
News From Kalaupapa.

From the Lsper Settlement comes
the news that Jno S Wilmington :,
captain OF police, was latey arrested
for adultery and fined $75 and has
lost his job in consequence. The
woman in the case was fiued Sis.
superintendent Nc Weigh is now
the acting policeman until new
man ia appointed. 1t is understood
that there are many applicants for
the place.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14
WHEN AGHI
GOT AHEAD.

Under the caption OF a"Contest-
ed Ranch Sale" yesterdays Adver-
tiser had the following to say:
Nv @ Achi, member, OF the
Senate and of the bar OF Hawaii, on
the witness stand In court yesterday
admitted he had got ahead of the
Government in certain land trans
action, adding: Everybody got
ahead OF the Government. / would
get ahead Of the Government every
chance"
~ M Mensarrats examination
was concluded, after which w @
Aehi was called for the contestants.
His evidence was intended TO show
that the lands we're sold below their
true value. Nearly every question
was the subject of objection and
exceptions were noted to almost
every ruling. When Mr. Achi told
what he paid for a certain tract Mr.
Cooper queried, That's when you
got ahead of the Governmenti
"'Everybcdy got ahead of the
Government" the witness replied;
Il would do it every time l got the
chance"
Mr. Achi feels that he was not
fairly reported in all that he stated
before Court and 80 has given US
his version. de admits snswering
as above and further that "when he
(CoopeE) was Superintendent Of Pub
lie Worss, he made the deal. That's
! when l got ahead Of Mr. Cooper
and the Government, and would do
it every time I got the chance, and
so would anybody. I tried to get
the same deal through when Mr.
Boyd was in Office, but he hesitated
doing. When you Cooper got
into Office, I had the deal closed
Why shouldn't II Others doing it
all the time.
With regard to its being sold be.
low their true value, he said tn at
l
"a certain gentleman would have
given bis personal note and security
for $4,000 towards relieving the
mortg igees, This person is good
! for it and more. But the property
sold only for $4,000, much les,
than what the gentleman would
have stood good for"
The sale was confirmed and ar
appeal noted to the Supreme
) Ooart by the contestants.
District Court Doings.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14
Passengers Arrived.

From Kauai ports, per stmr Mi
kahals, Dec I'D II Coney, Fl P
Faye, f M Swanzy, W 4 Kinney, j
Hstchett. ] Mcclellan, D f Franco,
Mrs K alani, Rev Kopa and wife, j L
Xavier, Mrs Kupapaulu and 81 deck:
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

No Meeting of The Board Of
Health this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

Mrs D Mcconnell has moved from
No 9 Garden Lane to No 1928 Emma
street. Furnished rooms.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

The Likelike arriued this morning
and will be out again this evening,
at 5 o'clock, for Molokai and Maui.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

In crossing the Kauai Oahu chan
mel last night, thu Mikahala en-
countered strong northeast winds
and moderate seas.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

The INDEPENDENT 81 cents per
month. =. ~.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steam
ship Nevsdan left Sau Franciaco
yesterday and is due to arrive here
on the 21st instant with mail and
freight. {.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

The vacant lot fronting the Young
hotel is being planted with msnie-
ME grass, which was begun yester-
day by prison labor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

Prof A. Marques has resigned the
leadership Of the Honolulu Sympho-
ny Clud. =.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

The steamer Aoraugi arrived this
morning from the Colonies and
leaves at $50 o'clock this afternoon
for Vancouver.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

Touight,s band concert will be at
the Moana Hotel, Waikiki, begin.
ming at 7:30 o'clock.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

The Office Of HE INDEPENDENT ID
in the brick building next to the
Hawajian hotel grounds ON Bere.
tafiia street., Waikiki of AlAkea.
First floor. y
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

The Likelike arriued this morning |
and will be out again this evening,
at 5 o'clock, for Molokai and Maui.
The steamer Aoraugi arrived this
morning from the Colonies and
leaves at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
for Vancouver.
The vacant lot fronting the Young
hotel is being planted with msnie-
ME grass, which was begun yester-
day by prison labor.
In crossing the Kauai Oahu chan
mel last night, tina Mikahala en-
oountered strong northeast winds
and moderate seas.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steam
ship Nevsdan left Sau Franciaco
yesterday and is due to arrive here
on the 21st instant with mail and
freight.
The Office Of HE INDEPENDENT ID
in the brick building next to the
Hawajian hotel grounds ON Bere.
tahia street.. Waikiki of AlAkea.
First floor.
Briefs in the haheaus corpus case
on behalf OF Mrs Mikala Kaipu, held
by tbs Board OF Health as lsper..
were filed in the Federal Court yes:
sterday afternoon.
The Iwalasi, Capt Geo Piltz, will
probably get away for Midway on
Saturday. She expects to receive
200 tons Of freight by the Alameda
and has already taken 10 a similar
amount, making. 400 tons in all that
she viii take down:
The two Tantalus lots of Fred
Harrison recently bought by r G A
Petersoa. u1ass,p uf fp hayet bsen on
an order of4ycliye DaYies. ;. They
are alongsidspf two acres already
owned by Mr. Davies, who now. has a
good sized lot with two more acres
added. -. 80:
So the two .:isckasses, some of
Kona's nightingAss, brought down
by the Mauna Loa yesterday. are
destined for Midway, and are hsing
kept at the Territory stables, under
Jim Quinn's care, prior to "dsports-
ton" or "trapshipmenp by the
Iwalani.
Work on the Normal school build
ing, which is to occupy the old
quarry site at the junction OF
Lunalilo, Hackield and Quarry
streets, has been begun. 1t will
cost about $45 600, for three story
structure, and is expected to be
opened year hence.
The funeral of the late William
Wallace Swinton took place yester
day afternoon from the family resi-
denes on Spencer street, intefmen'
being at the Makiki cemetery. a
detail from Go g, N @ Fl, attended
he being q member of its drum
corp. :
Following is the inward frsiah
report OF the Mikahals, which ar
rived this morning: 1900 bgs Su
gar, A bdls Hides, II Hides, L
Wine Casks, 10 bgs Bottles. l
Sheep, N bgs Taro, 40 bgs HE
Bran, Is bgs Cocoauuts, IL bbls Pa
aud 85 pigs Sundries.
Matsumoto Moritsno, the Japsr
sse murderer of the Kauai engines
Glsnnsn, will pay the penalty fo
his crime tomorrow within Oah
prison, where he is to be hanged b
the neck till dead. The Goyernc
savs the execution will be carrie
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

Matsumoto Moritsno, the Japan
sse murderer of the Kauai engineer
Glsnnan, will pay the penalty for
his crime tomorrow within Oahu
prison, where he is to be hanged by
the neck till dead. The Governor
saws the execution will be carried
out uuostentatiously, only few
privileged persons being admitted
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

Briefs in the haheaus corpus case
on behalf OF Mrs Mikala Kaipu, held
by this Board OF Health as a lsper..
wore filed in the Federal Court yes;
sterday AFTERNOON. ~
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-14

Work on the Normal school build.
ing, which is to occupy the old
quarry site at the junction OF
Lunalilo, Hackfeld and Quarry
streets, has been begun. 1t will
cost about $45. 600, for three story
structure, and is expected to be
opened year hence.