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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03
Jacksonville Looks strong.

Right now the Jays look most for
midable. With two peerless backstops
like Curran and Robinson. a pitching
staff made up of Suggs, Chappell, Per-
sons. and McLaurin, Middlebrook at
first, Wynne at second, Dingle at short,
Rutland at third and a hard hitting
outfield led by Home Run Yancy, they
will make it a hard race for anyone.
The Jays come to Savannah next week
when their real strength will be test.
ed. ~As
Columbia has added much strength
in the last three days. Akers, from
the New York State League is now in
center field, and heads the batting or
der. He is a hard worker, strikes left
handed and is away from a bunt like
a streak. Daily at third base is also
a great help to the team. He has a
wonderful throwing arm, and is hard
hitter.
Miller, remembered here as getting
two home runs in one series, has been
moved up to short. Carlton Buesse
has been signed to play the outfield
and Sunny Jim Ittig is now playing
a fast game at first and hitting in
marvellous luck. 1t is a long way off
but there will be many changes in
the league standing before the seer
of September is seen on the trees
and the conflict draws to a close.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Smart, Miss
Ysabel Smart. and Mr.. Pierson Smart
will move into their cottage at the
Inlet, Tybee, to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Mrs. j. c. Habersham and the Misses
Stiles will leave shortly to spend the
summer in Canada. near Quebec.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Mrs. Robert NJ. Hitch expects 20
leave tomorrow for a visit to Milledge-
Vile.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Mrs. r W. Peatross, who is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. b.
Morgan, will return to Atlanta to-
morrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Miss Gail HARDWOOD, who has been
spending the past two or three weeks
in Atlanta. returned to Savannah last
night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Guthrie, Okla. Dec. IA, 1903.
National Toilet Co, Paris, Tenn:
observation-disclosures find enclosed p
Q. order for SATINOLA and EGYP-
TIAN CREAM. Satinola has done so
much for me when everything else
failed that I cannot say enough in its
praise Very respectfully,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03
The Unequaled Beautifer.

A few applications will remove tan
or sallowness and restore the beauty
of youth.
SATINOLA is a new discovery, guar
anteed, and money refunded if it fails
10 remove Freckles, Pimples, Liver
spots. Blackheads, Discolorations
and Eruptions. Ordinary cases
in ten days, the worst in twenty days
After these defects are removed the
skin will be soft, clear and
beautiful. Price so cents at drug
stores or by mail. Thousands of ladies
testify to the merits of Satinola.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

NATIONAL TOILET CO., Paris. Tenn.
Sold in Savannah by Solomons Co,
VIM. F. Reid and Knights Pharmacy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen r. HURT have
sent out invitations TO the marriage
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-03

+. Mrs II. j. Middleton, accompanied
by her granddaughter little Miss Eva
Davis leaves this morning on the
steamship Kansas City for New York,
from which place they go to visit Mrs.
Middleton's daughter, Mrs. T. r. Hut
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

fairs Oh VA0 0ns - ,;r,Io
ception given by the Home Ciroig j
club at the residence OF MI. .nt at
Mrs. p. Il. Temple on North stroa. Hpoa
an m The evening of Nov. 80, i9o4'
conn ~, mi, nnIimentary to Mrs. r; M.
eg and her guest, Miss
hIlan Of Peoria, Ill. The entire
home was thrown open 10 wei
come the fifty guests. Hall ana
naoantion room were profuse-
iv decorated in chrysanthe-
m nuns and potted plants me
Young ladies of the eluo server W.
franpe in the hall under a bower
! nt a. a,,l,lmn nj leaves and yellow
chryanthemums nirk
chrysanthemums and ferns. Tx *,
o,,isite mi music was rendered py
\ Wasdame 8 Starzinger, j. F. Mat,
thews and w. B. McMahon anu
M;ss Louise Texaple. A unique
recitation by little Miss Addie Lee
Wallace was then rendered.
The dining room was eiaIGi S;to
otalv decorated in huge white
ebrysapthemums o and PAINS
& whsre refreshments were serves
NV the elder ladies OF the clno
White chrysanthemums were u'e'
as souvenirs. ,or no
r ~ We e o,,r Gallant host an
fair hostess.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

Cotton is yet King, notwith-
standing a loss of S15. 90 per bale.
With crop OF 1900, 900 bales,
the price will fluctuate around
Gets for the 100000 unsold.
This years crop is the largest on
record and the crop OF 1908 being
a normal one of say 10,OO0,O00
bales, we may expect a price OF
6 and 7 cents for future cotton,
which will be below the cost OF
production. Take into conside-
ration the cost Of supplies, rent
of land, and the uncertainty OF
labor, reduce your cotton acre.
age, plant more corn and peas,
grow more and better stock, and
reduce your farming expenses.
| am prepared to meet these low
prices with a large assorted stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Fancy and Staple Groce-
ries, Xmas Goods, Wagons, Bug
gies, Saddlery and Harness,
which we cordially invite you to
inspect.
j. L, SHINAULT.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
Officers Elected.

At a meeting of T. S. Gath
right Lodge No. 33, f. & A. M,
Thursday night the following Of
ficers we're elected for the ensu-
ing year:
Worshipful Master-A L Bon
durant.
Senior Warden-H. A. Moore.
Junior Warden-J. w. Logan.
Senior Deacon-H ii Thomson
Secretary--H. B. Durley.
Treasurer-P. T.. Matthews.
stewart and Tyler--F Webster
The installation OF tho newis
4 lacfst1 officers will take piac
| tuesday night, Dec. 9th. Eaol
member will be allowed to invit
one female relative or friend !, 9
the annual banquet, which VII
be piyon that night.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
The Lyceum Course.

Wednesday night Dec. IA, at
the University chapel, Edwin
"Cvclone" Southers will appear
in his famous lecture "lf were
the Devil" Southers is draw
inc wherever he goes, and is sure
to give a most interesting lecture.
This is the third entertainment
piven this year under the auspl-
ces of the University Lyceum
Course. The two already given
proved very successful, ana tn'
audiences in both were charmed
lTbe remaining six attractions
have been selected and are yer.
h;ph class entertainments. Inc,
ore no doubt the best the Univer
( s;tn course has ever offered. Tn
: list is as follows: bi
q edwin Cyclone Southers, in n
4 ,ecture. s'If | were the Devil.
i, Capt. Richmond Pearson Hot
l. son late of the United states M
e Wv lectures, Americas Nigh
It Mission" America Mistress OF u
seas" "Our American Navy
Its glorious past its brilliant I
~ ture. ., 49, .oot Loot
~ rer. c,oo Ch,b q
e. Miss Edna George, reader;
s. Fred Emerson Brooks, the p
in, humorist, author of "old Acc
'r' and platform man OF great Il iai
&C. The last entertainment Is
'r- William T. Houston Co.. a mu
ME cal company OF four members
M Every one of these attract
should be well patronized and
Law one can afford to miss them
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
rrGHT WILL DE BirfEH'

u,hoaa who will persist III oioo
aors a. .ainss the continual recon
thens et;on ern of DR.. Kings New Discov- :,
meuGn',C9n n nM Ga, Consumption, will have long 4;
cry iUi pi,ter fieht with their troubles, !, II
ana iaed Da.sed aarjier by fatal Termination
no. poad dn Wat T. Il. Beall, of Beaii, MISS s'i
heaa y wa~ sav. II asst fail my wife in. nav
every symptom Of consImpSler; niacpyery aftel
took Dr. Kings New !,ns fm1roye
everything else had faileai ;onr hottie
ment came at once ana lou, ,,teed h,
entirely cured her, ,ro;st tIsr Price SOC an
A. II. Kendel, druggise. ii'00 wv
al 90. Trial bottles free'
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
80, rTI,,s IMMEDIATE.

A sure sign of approaching; 81 revols e w js
"a "a ssrious trouble in your SYSTEM 10
aryonsness anu s1 sleeplessnesa or stoinacn man
nosso"El nessts' Electric Bitters will quickly q,say
dipsmember the troublesome s,ornacb onusco
IL .,,ia,a nesei The kidneys and bowels,
stinaIate rg % the liver and clarity a Eysnsalt sfe
I9l' Blood. Run down sysIems, stems, atssndl ntsedl.
ing aches vanish under lis seeIeoae FIectrie
t sitters is only so cents and that ssiis ~ rs
% tnrned if it don't give perfeeIe I sSsls Ksn,
taction r ton Guaranteed by A, II. heh
del. druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
For Sale.

On Thursday, Dec. 10th, VIII
dale switch, A 1-2 miles north %. ot
Water Valley, the following hs'
of property: ,,,,os
25 head of good cattle.
20 head of hogs. ~
About 800 bushels OF corn ahl
other feed stuff, also househoi'
and kitchen furniture.
Sale will begin at 10 O'Clock.
~ J. p. Young.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

". s.. Bailey, T. o Iruv, IuAH9,
,,,r;,es. "My wife had been suffering
@ra'19 S,,n Gears with paralysis in her arm,
mSv ,rray I was persuaded to use Ballard $
W. Snew Tiniment, which cured her all
on1% ,i't have also used it for old
risns' rnsas frost bites and skin eruptions.
o. does the work. 25c, 50c and .Ol
e. SoId by the oxford Pharmacy.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
Nntice.

On Tuesday, Dec. Goth, at my
home IL miles Southeast OF ox-
ford. | will offer for sale 10 the e
i hiobest bidder my entire stock OF
horses. hos mules, cattle and hogs;
one wagon, corn and other Iced
stuffs and farming implements
also household and kitchen durnl-
tire. ~ Sale will begin at 10 am
'''i0' Y. B. SMITH.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
sub scribe for TIE EAGLE.
co.. Of Pneumonia on Record

We do not know of q single instance
Nsre w =" n cough or cold resulted IN
wneao ania or consumption when ro'
Pl',a PnGap Honey and Tar had been taken
icy cnres o6aghs and colds perfectly,
l. a. not take chBnces with may con-
so so,S,e oo on oniates, which cause consupa-
etin9 s Condition that retards reeoV-
tion from cold. Ask for foiey .
eTS I5nav and Tar and refuse any supsn,,
ne me- ofiered. Sold by the o1iore
! Pharmacy.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

aHarry Duekwell, aged 20 years arn
ohoIsd to death early yesterday morn sa =
cnon ;no at his home, in the presence OF ss ms
,ng me az and n e5ild. Ae contracted silgnt
via "aiS a ate lew days and paid little atten,
cotu con, "a !. id # Yesterday morning he was y.
.ion siened a with fit OF coughing wnich ;sl
slezuu .e,1t;nned mas for some time. His wife
serti sent for a physician but before e.,n, nt
so,,Ia SEM ar arrive, another coughing spei
eouie sO.ia on e and Duokwell died from su.
ssaaanat;on@St. sanae an Louis Globe- Democrat
ioea' uea ! iao1.n Ballard's Horehoudn,
neo, .nn would have saved him. 2oe 2oe
~ cen cepts and Sl.o0. Sold by tue oA
ford Pharmacy.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

For sprains, bruires, a burns, y ,natblng sI,rs
soq so good as a,d Pa1o nat boi only
~ os soo'nv Instant relief from pain, pus
causes glves the parts to heal in about ss,al on1
cause9 eau > 5he va time required by the nsua'
tnaatment. tnn, y Sold by all druggists
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
1.Thc IIoliest of Seven.

At the Opera House. Saturday
night, Dec. 10, at 8 O'Clock. Also
the little folks in their great play
..The Fourth of july"
Specialties by University quar-
tette Edward Beanland, Katrina
Carter and others. :.
Tickets on sale at Buffaloe's on
Dec. 8, at 9 o'clock, a m: Gene
raj admission 90 cts. No charg'
es for reserved seats. Proceeds
| Cor tho II. d. C'S.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
Eo, Sale Cheap.

One nice home in city limits, 90
acres of good land and town loss
adioinin9. all necessary servant
honses and barns. Large dwell,
inc with 8 rooms, newly fnisheo
inside. Call at this ONCE 1oi
narticulars.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
For Sale.

For SO. 80 per acre you can ouy y,
a GOOD home five mil miles saIaa East ,rit Tl y
oEford, G containing 100 acres ,res 'waIll InI J
UAl W # in cultivation. The bal
loo 10 90 is timber land. Apply al
this office.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
Oysters.

ws are receiving fine Fresh
Wars we . daily and would be glae
10 nav G. w. BUFFALoE.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
'Tbc Lamar Ritles Entertained.

The Lamar Rifles Survivors
Association met and were enter
tanned at the knight Hotel or
Thursday, Nov. "a, by Comrades
Dooley, Carter and Shaw.
AT II am the veterans attended
Union services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, Rev.
w. j. King leading in the service.
The Lamar Rifles entered the
church under their original COM
painy's nag, which they had car
ried through the war between the
States 43 years ago, these veter-
ans then young boys, attended 9
service in the same church, and
were presented with this battle
scared flag. The flag was pre-
sented by the ladies OF Oxford.
Only one who was present at the
time attended the services on TINS
occasion, that was Mrs. Sue Keys
Jones, who walked down one isle
while the veterans marched down
the other isle.
After services the veterans pro-
ceeded to the Knight Hotel,
where former Chairman Shaw
called the association to order.
Prayer was then invoked by
Chaplain w. d. Hedleston. The
association was then organized
by electing Comrade }. Il. Toll
bert chairman, and upon calling
the roll the following comrades
we're present: j. L. Tolbert, II.
A. Shaw. It. p. Buford, G. W.
Buford, II. G. Carter, 9. 3. Nell
son, w. II. Graham, j. M. Gil
mer, Joseph Lowe, j. F. Dooley,
III. f. Brown and 7. II. Chiffon.
| w. d. Hedleston, chaplain.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and adopted.
Chairman Hedleston on Memorial
Resolutions reported, having pre-
pared suitable resolutions upon
the death of Comrades j. W.
Morrow and II. Price, which was
read and adopted and ordered
spread on the minutes OF TINS as
sociation. .,
A vote of thanks was voted
Comrade w. II. Graham, he hav-
ling reached the ripe old age OIL
| IA years, and in order to be pres
ent at this meeting ne waiheu a's,t
seven miles, over q very rous., 'ls !,
road to Abbsvilie IN one anu io ',',oS =
quarter hours ana mere ~. poatuSu w.; =
.laii lo' :, ..,a;t;nr he would
not been IN wa,uhg .no "e
nave wa.keu .i snara;,aS ,,a s that this
A motion prevalsset e, s,,t,,ra ,.,I, have ', ,
association IN tne lu.t, .sst tba com
:. basket ainner .oa;at;nn anu tito have tn
RACES u '.'s; - ;rw;t;ng q few Of thei
privlieeeS Srsssa =, - IA Hope kind
irlen"fs, ,sfsrsd % 70 M furnish the ne,
: fhenEseiving dinner. Also cor
3 rades W. 3. and J. M. Chine
h The following comrades woro n !, af or
o pointed committee on airia, 'io,i,,;n q
o ments for next In1l,N ~ ~ Nailsa,
Il w. d; Hedle9son, on ~ a vote q
and ). r. oteI brow1' S,o,,rade Hon
thanks was yo,eu @ ;nui,ation 0 TO b
ana q s.t,,us ,,,,, rse,lnions. tits re
y presen1' 49, d. t1, Tomrade T. II. VIII
0 porteu ',ir. W1;oh;ta S Fails. Texas,
> SON. Vi !" oot;on nreyailed tha
aeau' - ~ INVESTIGATE the re
AuJ'' PtImA NV doath of Conrad
f" Port u .ro WA renort TO tho ne1
, w hson .;u '
u meeoiirg ou ragotion the association ad
oh li,o.lon s, a;nnor
!. Joqrheu aonuanine ~, after dinner
Is Upon oonr naua;Ind TO note tl
motloh M R'nn,ns Gotewood, COG
DEAN ol aa i,V% @artor
~ Oh Colniaau s,a',o d;scussion a motto
' Alter son.o a.. ao~,nonv's FLAG
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

Mrs Linda B. West lett yeS'e'
NV for St. Louis to visit rela-
ives.
Rev. and Mrs. Wyatt and little $.
daughter spent Sunday IN " a'e'
Valley.
We regret to learn that Mr., :;s1; j.
BroSn has been quite SioA
bis week.
M,s w. e. Andrews has re-
snned mnsi from a visit to Lyons anu
Memphis.
Mr.Audley Stands, Of 5 saralsI y ers
s.s-hgen in attendance OIL cue" :"
COurt this week.
,,u NJ. D. Waits, OF Walton
~ NJ : nleasant caller at this Oh
ice Thursday.
Hon. Leroy Kennedy o. 3.dsTs NTl
Albany, is attending
court this week.
We received a pleasant ca
Nv, W. NJ Ir R. NJ. Chambless'
Delay, Tuesday
Misses virgie and MargaI "a
Combs have retufheu ~
bome in Sceby.
Ms e. E. Temple delightfhu;, ~,
Mrs. 1M,nn,.ined the Home Circle u
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Isadore Fine Fin9beFg' of lis 81 un, N
York, is the guest OIL mo
Mr.. Ii. Friedman.
d. r. W. Jones lett Tuese IS
~ *; DKoaiousko to attend the nc
II Mississippi Conference
Mr. w. S. Petts, ST., OF u
Vile, spent several days thiS "
With friends in Oxford.
Hon. James A. Toler, Of i K 6
r.bo' is in attendance OF Fec
court here this week.
Paw. Newton Smith, OF 20 20
HilI. spent Tuesday in Ok
nd md paid us pleasant visit
Mics Donna Buford, Of &c
u;ll NV Was the guest OF frien
Hill, wao 80 davs this we
Mr.. B. II. Markette, ,l,' OF u !
dale. is spending the weeK e Il Z
@ Srd looking after legal ouS
Mr.. Aaron Goforth, VIE
wtle f son. of Burgess, WEI
quests OF their aunt MISS
Lewis.
The friends of Miss Mar
Nahon will be glad 70 lear
sbe is recovering from al
Of slow fever.
Pork Sausage at Mts
Prices, orders hiiea a,, ss
Gipson's at Il Il Coz
pound.
FOR sALE-A comforta6-
II south M Oxford in good
Cheap for cash. Apply
Office.
Miss Fannie May Ha
Memphis, spent several 9, .
With her parents, EeV' d
". l. Hargis.
For sALE-One Parlor
stove in good condition N
i'ppi Apply 'ta to DR.. W. B. M
Mr.. W. G. Callicoatte
Percy Young engaged
md knife contest saIl
rhieh S they were arraign
Magistrate Harris Moi
we're discharged.
sTRAyED OR STOLEN
large Black Sow, weigh
100 pounds. Any ~
viii be literally reward arc
- W. W. Nc
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
,,nrmERs. DE CAREFUL

Of the health of your children. LOOK S
ort for coughs, colds. Group @ anu
% S"booping cough. Stop them IN 'ime me
Wne Wne Minnie Cough Cure is the pes
.noedv. 0no HARMLESS and pleasant
Sole by A. II. Kendel,
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
For Sale.

Eighty acres of land one an anu
ona-balf miles Southeast OF OK
fand Soc II. II. RAMEY.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
Cotton RcceiptS.
2407
1888.

Cotton Receipts.
Sept and Oct, sa9a @
November ooo
5740.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

All persons indebted to F. s.
Leaveil are respectfully and ur-
gently requested to settle thelr
bills at the store with Mr.. u. u.
Wilson.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08
The Local News.

Mrs. Linda B. West left yester-
iav for st. Louis to visit rela-
ives.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

Mrs. C. w. Strong OF Palmer,
Texas, who has been visiting
relatives here for several weeks,
was called home suddenly laSs
Saturday by the serious illness ol
her husband.
Oxford eagle., 1904-12-08

Oranges, Apples, Bananas,
Malaga Grapes, Figs, Raisins,
Lemons, Cocoanuts, and a line
line of both Stick and Fancy
Candies, can be found at
G.. w. BUFFALOE'S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08

writ of habeas corpus but asserted that
Mrs. Kaipu is now legally held in GUS
tody of the Board of Health under the
laws of the Territory. 1t was further
stated that she has been legally eXa-
mined by the proper competent medi-
cal authorities and by them has been
pronounced leper. Owing to this she
is detained at the Receiving Station
and is unable to leave there. The re-
turn further alleges that so far from
wishing to get away, Mrs. Kaipu has
expressed her willingness to go to the
Molokai settlement.
This return raises an issue of fact"
remarked Judge Dole when At
torney General Andrews had finished
reading.
"And also an issue Of law" added
Attorney Ashford, to which Judge
Dole agreed, and Ashford stated that
he would prepare a demurrer to por-
tions of the return.
The further hearing of the case went
over until tomorrow at ten o'clock. In
the meantime Mrs. Kaipu will remain
at the Receiving Station and it is not
probable that she will actually be pro-
duced in court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
HOLLOWAY MAY
MOVE OUT AGAIN
THE SENATE MAY WANT TO
USE THE PUBLIC WORKS QUAR-
TIERS.

The possibility of being chased out
of their present quarters in the Capitol
to seek offices in the dungeons below is
worrying Superintendent Holloway and
the staff of the Public Works Depart
ment as the coming session of the Leg
islature draws near. Once before the
department had to vacate in order to
accommodate the Senate and once the
Senate sat in the room occupied by
Secretary Atkinson.
The secretary is, however, averse to
moving, and so is the superintendent
of Public Works.
The latter points out, with consider
able reason, that to move out will cost
a good deal. All of the counters and
ratings will have TO be taken down,
vast quantities of valuable papers will
have to be packed away at consider
able risk and a general upheaval in the
office work must result.
1T took us two months to straighten
things out after the last move" re-
marked Chief Clerk White in this con-
nection.
The question of who has to go was
pdSScu up 10 Ile HoNSAAol e'iiu iiS Se'4u
that the wishes of the senator's would
be followed. Some seven or eight have
replied to enquiries. One suggests the
building of a wall across the throne
room and giving half of the chamber
to each housa, a recommendation that
will hardly prove acceptable. Others
make no objection to again taking the
Secretary's room, but all are averse to
sitting in the upper hall way as some
body suggested.
AT all events" said Public Works
official today IF they are going TO
move us they had better do. so now
and not wait until January and Feb
ruary when we are very busy"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.

Whether or no Mrs. Mikala Kaipu
will be sent to the leper settlement al
Molokai is to be a matter of stiff
legal battle in the United States Dis
trict Court Unless all signs of trouble
81 for naught. The return to Attorney
Ashford's application for a writ of
habeas corpus in her behalf was made
by Attorney General Andrews this
morning, document to which Ashford
announced his intention of demurring
and the case went over until tomorrow
for argument before Judge Dole.
Attorney Ashford was accompanied
in court by his client, Emma L. Kaipu
the young girl from Lihue, Kauai, who
is making the attempt to gain her
mothers liberty on the ground that
the unfortunate woman is not leper.
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health in whose nominal custody at
the Kalihi station Mrs. Kaipu now is,
was represented in the argument by
the Attorney General, who is eX-offfcio
a member of the Board.
The return read by the Attorney Cen
eral admitted the first few formal al
legations of the application for the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
IWALANI IS
GOING TO MIDWAY
IL. S. N. CO.'S STEAMER IS BEING
PREPARED FOR THE TRIP TO
THE CABLE STATION.

The steamer Iwalani is to make a trip
to Midway for the cable company. The
vessel is being overhauled and prepar-
ed for her voyage. Captain George
Piltz, who has been acting as mate on
the steamer Mauna Loa during the
slack season when his regular vessel
was laid up, will probably have COM
mand of the Iwalani. He took the
steamer Hanalei to Midway and Guam
for the. cable company about two years
ago.
The supplies that are to be sent to
Midway will arrive here by the $. S.
Alameda Friday of next week. The
Iwalani will probably transfer them in
time to sail the following day for Mid
way. She will also carry supplies for
the marine guard that is to be station
ed at Midway. The vessel will carry
mail and any periodicals and books
that friends of those at Midway may
choose to send out to those stationed
at the far away place.