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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-16
AIexieH Has Abdicated
Command in Far East

PARIS, Sept 16.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Echo de Paris
says that Viceroy AleSdeff. desirous to
avoid giving color 10 the reports Of an
tagorism between Kuropatkin and him
self. has asked the Car to relieve him
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HUCKSTERS DECIDE
TO FIGHT POLICE
Will Appeal to Authorities
and Resist Arrest.
! DESIGNATED PERSECUTION
Warrants Taken Out, They Say, With
out Proof Against Offending Parties.
Discrimination Practiced.

Goaded to resistance at last by what
they term persecution instead Of prose
cution. the hucksters on the market
line along 3 Street, at the Center Mar
kct, have given notice that they will
take steps 10 prevent the alleged rank
discrimination shown by the Washing
ton policemen IN arresting certain of the
huclrsters on the ground that tSey have
no permits for occupancy OF The space
allotted 20 the hucksters selling produce
of their own raising.
The claim was repeatedly made today
at the market that the police would az
rest one man and at the same time de-
Iiberately allow TO go free other men
who were guilty Of the same ofrense
charged against the one taken into Gus
tOdy.
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that the Republicans helped US ma
terially yesterday at Saratoga"
Unless something unexpected turns
up in today's conferences Judge Parker
Will return to EsOpus upon the 6:Sc
O'Clock train tonight.
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So TO BaItimore AID Return.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. tickets sold
every Saturday and Sunday, good re-
turning until Sunday night ALI trains
except Congressional Lirlited.-Adv.
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from the nominal post Of commander
OF the land and sea forces OF Russia IN
the Far East. which commands he has
never exercised, and that he be required
TO exercise political functions only.
The Czar IS said to have consented
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Vatican Pleased.
Congratulations for Pope.

It is reported that the Pope has trans
mitted his congratulations 10 King Vic
tor and Queen Helena. through Cardi-
nal RiChclmi. but this is not confirmed.
The King and Queen are inundated with
telegrams
The Italian warships throughout the
world have been ordered to dress with
flags and fire salutes in honor Of the
new prince. Throughout Italy there WI
be extensive illUm!uatiOns tonight.
The first child Of the King and Queen,
a girl named NOiaEda. was born on June
!, 1901 second daughter. Mafalda,
was born ON November 10 1902.
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United States Notified.

Official notification Of the birth of a
son 10 the King Of Italy was caoled TO
the State Department this morning by
Pietro CuneO, United States consul nj
Turin.
Tho dispatch was Immediately for
warded to the President at oyster Bay
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Police Have No Proof.

Another said arrests were frequently
made when the police had absolutely
no proof against the accused parties.
This is proved. they say, by the tact
that many Of them are released when
brought before the Police Court Judge
They object in the most vigorous terms
against some of their number having
been obliged to spend night In station
cells for Ofteuses which they never COM
mitted, or il they did, the offenses were
common TO al.
When asked what steps would be taken
10 remedy their alleged abuses, the
hucksters said they would probably ap-
peal 20 the District Commissioners Tor
redress.
In this connection, It will be remem-
bered that District Commissioners Mac
tarlund has been the chief msugator
of tbc arrests of the hucksters and their
prosecution in the Police Court
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Adds to Queens Popularity.

The birth Of a son and heir TO the
King of Italy is likely greatly to in
crease the popularity of Queen Helena
with the Italians
Racconigi is in Piedmont. and it is
said that Queen Helena went there in
order, should a son be born, that the
title Of Prince Of Piedmont might be
still more suitable
Queen Helena is the third daughter of
Nicholas, Prince of Montenegro, and
was married TO the then Prince OF
Naples on October a. 1896.
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One Huckster Talks.

They make arrests said one huck-
stcr. "on the ground that some one is
selling stun not produced on his own
land As a matter Of fact, every huck-
ster on this line comes into the city,
buys some produce from n store or regu-
lar market and sells It from mis- wagon.
We all do IL, and each one knows that
the others carry on business In this
way.
''Why. then. should the police attempt
TO arrest and pcrSeCute, not prosecute,
"a few OF the total number? We are
willing that those occupying space
along here should be arrested tor not
hovi1g permits for the privilege, but
we do protest against the discrimina-
tfDn i'm the other matter"
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ITALY CELEBRATES
BIRTH OF PRINCE
Vatican Pleased by Choice
Of Name.
THE PRESIDENT IS NOTIFIED
Consul at Turin Forwards News to
the State Depart
me1t.
THE PRESIDENT IS NOTIFIED

ROME, Sept 16.-All italy is en- fete
over the birth. late last night, Of an
heir to the italian throne
All business has been practically sus-
pended, everybody giving heed TO moth
ing but the fact that the castle Of Rae
conigi holds a future king
Vatican Pleased.
The Vatican is especially gratihcl
since the new prince has been called
the Prince Of Piedmont, and not the
Prince Of Rome. or Naples. The giving
Of this name 10 the new heir is taken
TO be an indication that the government
is not as decidedly opposed to the church
as heretofore.
Cardinal Richelmi Archbishop Of Tur-
in, will be asked 10 baptize the little
prince. the ceremony being held at cas-
tie RaccOnigi
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Flynn's Business College, 9Th d K.
Business. shorthand, typewriting-S25 W.
Adyt.
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WEATHER REPORT.

The storm has passed the north At
lantic. and generally clear weather pre-
walls throughout the country this morn
ing. There was no precipitation Of con-
sequence. except rain Thursday in New
England.
Temperatures remain low east OF the
Rocky Mountains. although they have
risen somewhat in the lower Missouri
and upper Mississippi valleys and the
upper lake region. Light frost occurred
in the upper Ohio valley and the eastern
mountain districts.
Cool weather will continue tonight and
Saturday In the East and South, al
though temperatures viii rise somewhat
during Saturday.
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THE SUN
TIDE TABLE.

Stunt sets tocny----.-..---...-.... II
Sun rises tomorrow W......-...-.......-..5:4 :42
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29

It's goiag on now, the seventeen
days big cut price sale at WiIke :. 2t
It's going on now. the seventeen
days big cnt price sale at WiIke IS. 2t
The story begun in the Palladium
a few days ago has been crowded cut
for three days on account of adver-
Using, but will be resumed tomorrow.
DIR. w. r. Martin. the sign writer,
went to Richmond today, where he
has contracts for several large jobs
cf sign work. Mrs. Martin went to
Dayton, o., for few weeks They
will both be gone for about three
weeks Nashville Star.
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See Neff & Nusbaum for dress shoes
Wanted-B Bench hands az Richmond
Casket company. 26tf
Sole agency for the genuine ICON
nelly Turbans." Sharkey millinery.
It's going on now, the seventeen
days big cut price sale at Wilke S. ct
Typewriters, all makes. rented,
sold. Rentals, So to So per month.
Repairs and ribbons for all machines.
Tyrell, w. q. Tel. Office Phone 26.
There is one event, March % and
80, that every lady in our city should
take advantage of, and that is the
grand millinery opening at Mrs
Bankers, 1912 Main street, Westcott
Hotel block. 25-3t
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HAGERSToWN.

Mr.. E. 'Eastator, ag,"l o! years was
buried last Saturday BY the Masonic
FRATERNITY.
Lon Dausherty's school term closed
last Friday. lie Will Crom now on
give his attention to .nsa,aucc and
real estate. .,,
Miss EI.la Gersie. tertained the
art club last Thursday afte .ieon.
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Miss Matte DAVIS J. Corners
vile car.1g for daisy. ss. married
sister, Sh, - sieb. IL e,ssible they
will brI her HON, f:y days.
Mr.. OF: Glv CO Lougs. Alf Hof-
!erman's farm house an. about 81.
scres Of rouol %. $1,000.
Mrs. Pr,s,4nga 20 .niti::g her
tlaught. Of '.e~ Cas..c.
Miss D ..s~ ..evcll and A,.s Joseph
Inc Ulrica viii nitcnd tic spri; z term
ut Ierre Ts.lc.
Marion Nicholson will move to
town and engage in paper hanging
John Working will BULL fine resi-
6ence on the lot he bought of Henry
Teetor.
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Largest assortment of footwear In
the city at Neff & Nusbaum's.
Display Of Pattern Hats at Sharkey
millinery, Wednesday, March 80.
Sole agency for the genuine econ
nelly Turbans." Sharkey millinery.
It's going on now, the seventeen
days big cut price sale at Wilkes. 2t
Millinery opening at Lora Nolder's
Wednesday, March 30, % north
eighth street. 29-3t
Austin millinery opening Wednes-
day, March Goth, one day only. Every
body invited.
Kenneth Harris has returned
from Camden, where he has been the
guest of relatives.
Miss June Elmer will return from
National Park Seminary this week
to spend Easter vacation.
Miss E. 0. Wilmerding returned
last evening TO Hamilton after visit
with Miss Black of this city.
Myron Malsby of Culver Military
Academy is spending the Easter holt
days with his mother here.
Mrs Eliza Tanner of Elwood. Ind,
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
John Pierce. north fifteenth street.
Miss Inez Williams of National
Park Seminary, Washington, will
spend her Easter vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Brown return
ed this morning to their home in
Boston after short stay in this city
Ralph IEusson of indianapolis ar
rived last evening to spend few days
with his parents on east Main street.
Mrs. B. Il. Parker and daughter,
who have been visiting in Marion for
a short time, returned home this even
ING. 1 zgTgssFsH
Mrs. C. A. Brehm, No. Al north
eighth street, viii have a large line
of Eastern pattern hats and also 200
of the latest street hats on display
this week at lowest prices. wed-thrs
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G. c.. Border went to Kokomo last
evening.
Ed Beatty IS home from Culver mil
itary Academy.
Sharon Jones left last evening on
brief business trip.
Sharkey millinery opening March
80, No. south seventh.
Sharkey millinery opening March
30, No. Z south seventh.
w. A. Park attended the polo game
at Anderson last evening.
Display Of Pattern Hats at Sharkey
millinery, Wednesday, March 30.
Mrs. B. B. Timberlake is tie guest
of Dayton friends for few days.
Florence Nicholson of Hagerstown
transacted business here yesterday.
It's going on now, the seventeen
days big cot price sale at Wilkes. ct
Wilbur Hasemeier has taken a po-
sition with Fletcher. the Westcott
natter.
Austin 'nillinery opening Wednes-
day, March 30th, one day only. Every
body invited.
All the latest styles in footwear
for men, women and children at Neff
& Nusbaun S. tues wed-fri
Mrs. w F. Spangler and son, of
north A street. have returned home
after week s visit with Kokomo
relatives.
John Trester, who attends Earlham,
returned from Knightstown last
night after spending his spring vaca-
ton there.
Mrs. Fl. L. Ashley of north eighth
street, returned last evening after
visit with relatives in Kokomo, her
fromer home.
Miss Mae Simpson, who attends
Farlham, arrived last evening from
Indianapolis where she has been Wis
iting frien9s.
Russell Wilson returned yesterday
from Campbellstown to re-enter Earl
ham after spending Sunday with rela-
tives in that city.
Miss Edith Bayer returned last
evening frcrn Cincinnati where she
attends school, to spend Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bay
err of south eighth street.
Miss Opal Husson, who attends tn
Tor Hail Seminary at indianapolis,
returned home yesterday for weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Husson, of Main street.
Mrs. james Mcintosh Judson and
daughter, Alice, of Richmond, Ind.
are visiting Mrs. Judson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl Ingram. for
two weeks Indianapolis Journal
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Murder and Suicide.

Pittsburg, March 29.-Timothy Sui
Ivan, a mill-worker, of McKeesport,
aged Twenty-Five years, shot and
killed Cecilia Farrell, aged twenty
seven, and then put the pistol to his
own head inf1icting a fatal wound
The crime was committed at the home
of Miss Farrell, on Fulton street, this
city. Sullivan was engaged to marry
the woman but she had tired of his
attentions and declined to marry him.
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Fatal stabbinq ARRAY.

Terre Haute, Ind, March 29.-Dur-
ing free-for-all saloon fight, in which
Jack Richardson and George Rich
ards, travelling dancers and musicians,
were pitted against the Washburn
brothers, John Washburn was stabbed
in the throat and abdomen and was
dangerously injured Richardson had
his throat cut, but will recover. WASH
burn is likely TO die. All the princi-
pals in the ARRAY refuse PARTICULARS.
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st. Petersburg, March "a war
correspondent writing from IIarbilr
says he will not be permitted to go
to the front until April .. All cor
respondents were expelled from Fort
Arthur because one gave his dis
patches important information OF the
movement Of Russian troops.
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WANTED-Meno or women local rep
resentatives for high class mag
azine. Large commissions. Cash
prizes. Write J. N. Trainer, 80 East
Washington Square, New York, N. Y.
If
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with embroidery set on a cambria
ruffie with 4 fine tucks above the
embroidery .25c
Ladies Muslin Drawers, trimmed
with good val lace set on a cam
brio ruffie with four fine tueks in
the ruffIe above the lace. Splendid
value .25c
Ladies' Corset Cover, made of fine
cambria and trimmed both NECK and
sleeve with good lace and with baby
ill be sold at this price. Do NOT MISS
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THESE GARMENTS FOR CSC

Ladies' Gown, made of good Muslin,
IA fine tucks, and hemstitched in
yoke will hem-stitched ruffie in
neck and sleeves ............ 25c
ladies' Short Skirt, good muslin.
with 4 fine tucks above wide hem
in cambria rufie .......... 25c
Ladies' Chemise, made of good mus
line, meek and sleeves trimmed with
cambria ruffie ............ 25c
Ladies Muslin Drawers, trimmed
Many other garments not mentioned
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WAR NEWS

Seoul, March pa report reached
here that fifty Japanese ana one hun
bred Cossacks were killed AMI wound
ed In a sLirmlsh between ANU and
Tinju.
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r. w. Nye has arranged
to supply original Perfection Mat
tresses. Richmond people who have
used them 6 to years will give tes-
timony r. w. Nye, Al south
twelfth street e-o-d3t
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29

There IS more genuine eating quail
tiles about Ideal Bread" than any
other bread.
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young ladies very useful gar
ment soc
Ladies Umbrella Cambria Drawers,
trimmed with lace and lace insert
ing to match and has rows each
of tucks and hem stitched, also
hem-stitcned above the ruffle This
is good 7alue ................ Soc
Ladies' Cambria Drawers. Very
nice lace. This is remarkable value
.. .... ... soc
Ladies' Skirts, with lace inserting in
lawn rufic which IS hem-stitcbed
with fine tucks above the lace in
the rutfle ............ Doc
Ladies Skirt, lawn rife, trimmed
with Val lace and fine tucks above
an insertion Of lace to match. soc
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The Richmond Palladium
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1904.
Observation-Disclosures
3LOCAL IYE1IS@e
Optical goods at Haner's

Optical goods at Haner's.
Eye glass changed at Haner's.
DIR. w. A. Park for dentistry. If
Mrs. w. IS. Hiser's shorthand school.
Try the Palladium for job printing.
.Spectacles correctly fitted at Ha-
ner's. 1900
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FOR SALE - White Brahams
chickens, fancy stock and one pair
Red Games. Call at 25 south
b seventeenth street.
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Satisfy al the members Of the FAM
i!y by having "Ideal Bread' on the
table.
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TOR SALE-Old papers for sale at
the Palladium Office. Is cents n
hundred and some thrown in.
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For the benefit of your health eat
Richmond Baking Co.'S aIdeal
Bread.'
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FOR SALE-A new ten-volume Am
ericanized Cyclopedia Britannica.
Inquire at Palladium Office. It's a
bargain for some one.
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FOR SAL Phaeton, at 123 south
thirteenth street. nhoEe 1918.
20-2t
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FOR SALE A number of hardy
peach trees free stone). Call and
get what you want. 43 Railroad
street.
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ribbon around neck. A very good
value ...... .............. .25c
Ladies' Corset Cover. of nice cam
brio and trimmed with good en-
broidery edge, with ribbon around
neck $500. ........... mn .25c
Ladies' Corset Cover, Of fine cambria
with two rows of Wallace inserting
in front, with neck and sleeves
trimmed with lace to match. Splen-
did value ........ .25c
S>rrro
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Eighteen ounces of pure bread stuff
N "Ideal.'
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TOR SALE OR TRADE :

TOR SALE OR TRADE - A good
new 8-inch well boring machine and
complete outfit for making water
wells. Have made two wells day
with machine like it. Must quit
work on account Of age. s. ID.
Huddleston, Dublin. 14-tf
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Corset Cover, as the above cut shows.
This is elaborate. made of good
cambria, 2 rows of wide lace inser-
ton, tuck band between them and
baby ribbon around neck. The
neck and sleeves trimmed with lace
TO maIch QUO
Ladies' Cambria Chamise. The neck
and sleeves are trimmed with lace.
The yoke has inserting to match
with baby ribbon draw string. Soc
WE ADVISE AN EARLY
INSPECTION. DO NOT WAIT.
Ladies' Under Skirt, maze of good
cambria with a double rufle of
lawn and rows of both hem
stitched and tucks in the ruf1e. A
very desirable garment. Also for
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-29
MORE THAN TWENTY STYLES
SHOWN AT THIS PRICE

MORE THAN TWENTY STYLES
SHOWN AT THIS PRICE.
Ladies' Muslin Gown, neck and
sleeves trimmed with nice embroid-
cry. The yoke has rows of in
serting and Sc fine tucks :. Soc
Ladies' Muslin Gown. The neck and
sleeves trimmed with file hem
stitched lawn ruffln The yoke has
rows of nice lace inserting and
10 rows of both hem-stitched and
tucks. Very good value 49,. Soc
Corset Cover, made of fine cambria,
neck and sleeves trimmed with lace
and the yoke, both back and front,
has inserting to match and draw
string of baby ribbon. Excellent
value SOC
Never before, at SOC sale. was such
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THESE GARMENTS FOR SOC


snotr mentions
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Peoples Exchange

STORAGE-Ground floor, sixteenth
and Main. Vern Smith.
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was such an assortment and such quality offered
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Great Special Sale
Muslin Underwear +!
Nusbdum's
Beginning Wednesday Morning. March SO

ladies how
somakeh ero Mustn't underwear
the bs andt Richmond
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:. DO NOT MISS THIS SALE.
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THESE GARMENTS FOR csc

only mentioned few numbers from EXTENSIVE PUR
a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-11

AND LEADERSHIP
HOLSTEIN OF HAWAII MAY CONTEST
FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP OF THE HOUSE-SMITH A
POSSIBLE LEADER-HOUSE WILL ALL HARMONY SAY
THE DEMOCRATS

With away politicians
busy reckoning the different the %
aure with view to finding the possible probable leaders The inter
"f Republicans
house full of nothing Republicans they making awful
remarked Democratic
his "YOu
full of ique will leader instead
will
with particular little grind will
deal think going
crowd in line
Republicans who with the merely
piled the heahen and the inn
agining of vain thing by the wicked
Smith of % looked probable leader in the House and O
stein another Island who will be well the front Cooper
possible
leaders w. w. Harris already fixed his the speaker
ship will antagonist HOn who twice
chairman o conventions
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LONG RUNAWAY
ENDS IN STABLE
AN EXCITING RIDE FROM KAU-
MANA TO HILO-wOMAN JUMPS
OUT OF RIG.

HILO, November S.-A runaway
which caused much excitement down
Waianuenue street occurred Friday af-
ternoOn. NJ. G. Santos hired horse
and surrey and in company with Mrs.
j. p. Fernandez and child of Maui, and
Mrs r. G. Silva, wife of the pastor
of the Portuguese Christian Church,
visited ]. S. Canario's Kaumana home,
about five miles from town. On the
return, part of the harness gave way
permitting the vehicle to crowd the
horse, which started to run. Mr.. San
tos was unable to stop the running
animal on the steep down grade, and
the horse galloped the entire five miles
into Hilo, arriving covered with foam
and lathCr. No serious accident result
ed from the wild run, although MIS-.
Silva jumped with her small child
from the vehicle and suffered some
slight bruises. The infant was cut
about the mouth. Manager Wright cx-
plains that the horse was endeavo:ng
to get away from the rig pressing f-Om
behind and had it not been a gentle
animal I. would have smashed the
vehicle and probably seriously injured
its occupants. The horse cantered in.o
the Volcfno Stable, driver and animal
both exhausted.
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MAHAULU'S CASE

stephen Mehaulu who has been under
Indictment on charges of embezzlement
i'm connection with the Land Office
stealings and whose bail i'm the mean
time was fixed at $1,000 was this af.
ternoon surrendered by his bondsmer
to the custody of High Sheriff Henry
Frank Harvey with two others were
his sureties. Harvey's action was
brought about by Robertsons refusal
yesterday to remain as a surety foI
Eddie Boyd the convicted Land Com
missioner. 1t was on Mehaulu's evi-
denCe that Boyd was convicted.