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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-15

on the East, seven (7c) cents.
Section 5.-Whenever any float,
wagon, truck, dray, grocery wagon,
express wagon, cart, water-cart,
or other such vehicle shall be un-
employed, it shall be the duty of
the driver, owner or person in
charge of same to carry any and all
goods, wares, merchandise, bag
gage, ETC., to any point within the
above limits of the city of Browns
vile, for the sums and rates here
inbefore established, upon being re-
quested thereto, and it shall be un-
lawful for them to refuse to do so.
Section Amy person, or per-
sons, after receiving such services,
who shall refuse to pay the rates
aud prices herein established, if
demanded without delay by the
owner, driver, or person in charge
of such vehicle, shall be deemed
guilty of an offense.
Section 5.-All floats, wagons,
trucks, drays, grocery wagons, ex-
press wagons. carts, water-carts, or
other vehicles for hire and transpor-
tations of goods, wares. merchan-
disc, etc, shall take such stands in
the city as may be assigned to them
by the chief of police of the said
city of Brownsville, and shall be
under such rules and regulations
as may be prescribed by the city
council of the said city of Browns
vile, and it shall be unlawful for
them to refuse TO comply with such
instructions or regulations.
Section amy person, firm or
corporation violating any of the
provisions of this Ordinance shall
be punished by a fine not to exceed
the sum of twenty-five (S25.OO)
dollars for each and every offense.
Section All ordinances, or
parts of ordinances, in any manner
in conflict with this ordinance. are
now hereby repealed.
Section S.-This ordinance shall
take effect from and after the pub
LEGATION hereof, as required by law.
Adopted by the city council of
the city of Brownsville, in regular
session, on Monday, June 10Th,
A. ID. 1905.
Approved June 10Th. A. ID. 1905.
FREDERICK ]. CoMBE, Mayor
Attest: +. CHAMPION, Secretary.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Regulating the Transportation OF
Good, Wares, and Merchandise,
and Water, by Floats, Wagons,
Drays, Trucks, Carts, Water
Carts, &C., and Establishing a
Tariff of Prices Therefor.
Be If ordained 6y tie city oOuneiI OF
the city of Brownsville:
That the following regulations
are prescribed, and the following
tariff of the prices is hereby estab-
lished, for licensed floats, drays,
wagons, trucks, carts, grocery wa
CONS, express wagons and other
such vehicles for the transporta-
ton of goods, wares. merchandise,
water. etc, for hire. and any per-
son, firm, or corporation owning,
driving, or controlling same is
hereby authorized to charge the
rates and prices herein established
and it shall be unlawful for any
such person, firm or corporation to
ask for, or receive, more than the
rates and prices herein established.
Section When not otherwise
specially contracted for by and be-
tween the parties thereto, each
person, firm, or corporation, OWN
ing, controlling, or driving any
float. wagon, cart. truck. grocery
wagon, express wagon, or other
vehicle for the transportation of
goods, wares, merchandise. bag
gage, etc, or any other thing what
soever, for hire. drawn by not
more than one animal, shall charge
not more than twelve (12) cents
for each and every load. from any
point to any other point, within the
city limits, for a distance not to
exceed one ID mile. OF within the
following boundaries, towit:-
Fronton Street on the South: Tay-
Tor Street on the North: First Street
on the West. and Sixteenth Street
on the East; for ever such vehicle
drawn by two or more animals,
twenty-five (25c) cents for each
and every such load.
Section Each and every per
son, firm, or corporation, owning,
controlling or driving, any water
cart in this city. shall charge for
each and every barrel of sixty three
(63) gallons of water, delivered to
any point within the following
boundaries in this city: The Rio
Grande River on the South; Taylor
Street on the North; First Street
on the West; and Sixteenth Street
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WHISTLER'S WAYS.
Winning Street Children as Models and
Then firing Them Out.


The late famous but eccentric
artist, james Mcneil Whistler, had
this gift of winning children to like
and trust him. His friend, Mr..
Menpes, has drawn an amusing pic
ture of how he would proceed with
some stray little child of the streets
whose beauty or picturesque tatters
had caught his eye A few words
and a smile and the child would ac-
company him to her home. A hard
er step was in explaining to the
mother, who was willing enough she
should be painted, but certain to de-
sire to wash her up and put on her
best clothes, that she must come
Just as she was But that conceded
and due payment promised, he
would sail off triumphantly with the
ragged mite trotting trustingly at
his side. And when Mr.. Whistler
and his model had arrived at the
studio the artist would cry gayly:
'Now we are going to do great
things together" -
Then he would prepare a lunch
con, set the table, and fnally-a
moment Of breathless interest to the
small girl, who had been allowed to
help in all the preparations-he
would cook and turn a beautiful
omelet and serve it blazing hot on 4
big platter. They would have a gay
and festive meal together-and
after that, business. He would pose
the child and begin to paint.
Once he began to paint he quite
forgot, except for the purpose OF
art, that the child was a child. He
never asked or thought if she were
growing tired. He painted on AMI
on. He would have painted on un-
til his little model tainted with
WEAKNESS had she submitted so lony
to the ordeal. Fortunately she VS.
sure to protest in time, although
confidence in her new friend usual
ly inspired a really long period CT
patient endurance, so long indeed
that when the inevitable protest
came it was of the most primitive,
inarticulate and irresistible kind.
There would be a sudden loud,
prolonged howl or an outburst ot
tempestuous sobs. The absorbed
artist, greatly annoyed, would cease
work and turn in bewilderment to
his friend, exclaiming helplessly:
"Pshawl What's it all about?
Can't you give it something? Can't
you buy it something"
But, although gifts often ASSISTED
in soothing the exhausted and un-
happy little model, the sitting was
over, and it sometimes took more
gifts and all Mr.. Whistler's powers
of persuasion, even with anotle-
prospective omelet included, to in
duce his overtired little friend -
come again for another one.
Youths Companion.
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Quite Sufficient.

A man who has for years con
vulsed audiences of old and yous
at his pleasure says that no COZ
ment on his entertainments ever
tickled his sense of humOr more
than one made by a ten year %
girl of his acquaintance.
She was a serious little perso,i-
and when the lecturer said to her.
81 saw you in the front row, Jcaa,
but Pm afraid you didn't have a
good time" she looked at him with
large, reproachful eyes.
@Why, l had a splendid time"
she said, earnestly. Didn't yoa
see NE laughing? I laughed several
tinaa"
n
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KeIley's New Life.

Detroit, Mich. May 10, 1905
Kelley's New Life:
had Rheumatism for 80 years. Tried
everything. Norelief came. DR.. Kelley
New Life cured me
Yours Truly,
J. b. Rodgers.
Pittsburgh Pa, March ), 1905.
Kelley's New Life.
I had stomach trouble and lame back
for years. Kelley's New Life cured me.
r. BIuebaker.
Toledo, Ohio. April 7. 1905.
Kelley's New Life
had hay fever the last years; have
taken Kelley's New Life; have felt no
symptoms Of the fever; lam Cured.
Mrs. {. l.. Hicks
II not at your Druggists write Kelley's
New Life, Sandusky, Ohio.
Willie-Pa, what is the differ
ence between a talk and converse
tion' All the difference in the
world. my boy. Your mother con-
verses with strangers. but she talks
70 me-"
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We Solicit the Patronage Of All

OUR FUNDS.are protected in a
hre-proof vault and by the
best safes to be obtained; and are
further covered by insurance
against burglary or daylight rob-
berry. Our officers are under bond
in the best surety companies.
People who intrust their money
to bank have a right to know its
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Absolute safety is the best thing
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II not at your Druggists write Kelley's
New Life. Sandusky. Ohio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-27
NOT!CIAS DE BAYAMON.
Ode netestro correspoasol.)

Diciembre 26.-No ha sucedido NADIA
extraordinario en- esta ciudad nj en- sus
barrios con motive de la Noche-buena.
Hubo un exceso tai de cello por parte de
la policfa, que a las 10 Y media de la no
che no habfa nadie por la calle
Ell senior Gumersindo Rivera, presi-
dente del Comite Unionista, nos invite la
clasica cena de Noche-buena, la cual tuvo
efecto en- Santa Olaya, en- la morada de su
hermano don Jose, Ell cual, como su distin-
guida familia, estuvieron muy obsequiosos,
habiendose deslizado el tempo tan salts
factoriamente que nos sorprendi6 Ia auro-
ra del dia dc Pdscuas bailando con bellas
y distinguidas damas Entre elias recorda-
mos Elvira Perez, Carmelita Herman
dez, Candelaria Julia Abrel y Carmen
Rivera que hizo los honores de la casa.
--El doctor Marcano su disinguida
familia han Yisitado esta ciudad, siendo
huespedes del respectable sefor Jose /.
Vdzquez, de la ''Porto Rico American
Tobacco CO.. Deseamos que tan aprecia-
bic familia haya recibido aquf gratas i'm
presiones.
--Iambien pc encuentran On Ell hogar
de los esposos Vdzquez las agraciadas &C.
fioritas Carmen Villaronga y Rafaelita
Vazquez, de Barranquitas, quienes pasardn
entire nosotros estoB dfas de Nayidad. Nos
alegraremos lleven 4 sus hogafes buenos
recuerdos de su estancia en- esta ciudad.
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SoCiedad Espa6oIa.
de AuxiIiO MutuO Y
BenefiCenCia.
MEMORlA PRESENTADA POR Ia JUN
TIA DIRECTIvA.

De la memoria, que la Directiya de la
Sociedad Espafiola de Auxilio Mdtuo y
Beneficencia ha tenido la atenci6n de re-
mitirnos y comprende la gesti6n del a1o
actual, deducimos la buena mareha de esa
institution que presta grandes incalcula-
bles servicios no solo sus asociados sino
tambien q muchos pobres que Sc ven de.
samparados en- pals extranjero.
De la importancia de esa sociedad dan
gha idea: Ell promedio de gasto mensual
due no baja nunca de mil dollars: ell que
5417 asociados hayan consultado durante
el afio con los facultativos de la sociedad:
Ell que en- ell sanatorio Sc ha asistido 332
enfermos, de ellos 56 puertorrfquefos: el
que la institution cuenta con un capital de
mas de veinte mil dollars y con 626 socios.
Veintidos afios hace que Sc fund6 tan
it'll sociedad, cuyos fines han prestado
su valiosfsimo concurso distinguishes gale
nos desde hace algdn tempo 10 son los
no menos distinguidos doctores Garcia Ca
brera Ruiz Arnau que desempefan su
cometido satisfaction de los socios
Los mobiles esfuerzos realizados por di-
chos facultativos han sido habilmente se-
cundados por las Hermanas de la Carload
y asf 10. hace constar la Directive, decla-
rando que tanto los primeros como las
segundas guarda intensa gratitud.
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MllJERES Y NINOS DEBILES
TIlATAREiENTo QUE REsULTARA UNA &C
PARA MILES De ENEERElos


ahie nnes de
NATURALLY
reulados
@ 6 eos ser sdads bs9d1n miles de ennos 81
a
aqui
de Acete de
entire odas de
Present.
sahorna yre
de
euea adnido en
y que Vino stsss endra
que de
ue acats Sc ha enado de eoe dFdo solo
VINO
de
Tnban /
entnedd yayudaa
Whd
al
aumentr poderadmHadory instructive.
Pidase
FREDERICK STEARNS GA.
Fabricsntss de PrOductos oumIsOs y FarmacbutIOs
-ss DETROIT. MICH. e.. a.
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NOTICIAS.

Sc nos informa que la empresa de los
vapores cubanos, Sobriuos de Herrera. ha
dado instrucciones sus consignatarios en-
esta isla pare que q los religiosos y
religiosas que tengan necesidad de utllizar
aquellos, solo les cobren Ell 50% del valor
del passage. ~.
Sc est6 exhibiendo en- la capilla Fran
ciscana un bonito Nacimiento.
Aver & las 8 a. m. Sc recibieron en- el
cuartel general 27 requisitorias de mari
neros desertados a las II menos cuarto
a. m. va estaban todos capturados por la
pOlicfa la que recibi6 de recompensa SO
por cada uno.
-Por error apareci6 aver en- la colecta
4 favor de los pobres de San Juan, la SUI.
ma de $2 como donada por Mr.. Korber.
Lo que este caballero donara fue cincoE
pesos.
Sc halla en- San Juan el sefior Oriol
Pasarell, representante de las pfldoras
Lovett quien saldrd en- breve para Ell
Oeste.
LAS ofcinas de terrenos pdblicos,
muelles puertos han sido trasladadas al
piso alto del edifcio que ocupan.
--MaRana debe negar este puerto
proeedente de Cadiz escalas el vapor
Correo espaiiol Antonio Lopez y seguira
viaie para Cuba y America Central.
--Mafana por la noche SO espera en-
San Juan 81 vapor "Philadelphia" proce-
dente de New York. Dicho buque segui-
"a viaje al dia siguiente para Curazao y
Venezuela.
"A dItimos del mes de Enero pr6ximo
Quedaran terminadGs las obras de repara-
ci6n que Sc estSn hacienda en- las ofcinas
de Cdrreos de esta Ciudad, tales como el
aumento de apartados con ventanilla es-
pecial para La entrega de los carteroS
--Esta tarde sali6 para los Estados Uni
dOs q vapor Caracas
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la NUEA LINEA De
IAPg ORES.
81 Jalia LuGkenhaC trajO para IA
isIa 40, 600 bultos.
Los axP0rtadOTGs de ilutos, etc. daran pTefs-
feFeaCli a ia nueva cunpaHla.

Us un hecho "a 81 ESTABLISHMENTS per
manente de an serVicio regular de hermo-
SOS yapores entire 81 puerto De New York y
los de esta islai III
El viernes dltimo fonde6 en- Ia bahia de-
esta ciudad el Eapor Julia Luclembach
de la nueva Inca dc seIores William E.
Peck Company de New York Dicho bu
que q pesaT de la pyemura en- ponerse la
carga en- New York la traido para varios
puertos de Ia isla 10000 bultos de los cua-
les correspondent q San Juan uncs 1900.
encontr randose ahoTa 4 la carga en- New
York el i. R Luckembacha para saIir 81
dia 80 del corriente Este es tambi6n un
hermoso Yapor que desplaza unas 5000
toneladas.
La nueya Inca Peck como hemos
noticiado a nuestros lectores Sc ha esta-
bleeido con el concurso de casi todo Ell CO.
mercio de Puerto Rico siendo asf, no es
acaso facil que una compassionate pueda ha-
Ger desaparecer una empresa benefciosa
al pals.
Los exportadores de frutos darin de Sc.
guro preferencia en- sus embarques 4 los
.huques de la nueya l1nea, pues es de pen
sar que 81 esta desapareciese entonces vol
verfase tener que pagar altos tipos de fe-
ties, conforme Sc venfa hacienda con periui-
clio de todos.s
Los esfuerzos de Ia casa Peck son
muy estimables y d6bese prestarle todo
concurso, pues ahora inf6rmase que tienen
el proyecto de ampliar su lfnea de vapores
q los puertos del sur con un servicio perio-
dico entire New Orleans y Puerto Rico, es-
tableciendo mas tarde vapores con comodi-
dades sufcientes para el servicio de pasaie-
ros para el que reducirfan el tipo que
actualmente pe viene pagando por un pa
sale de Puerto Rico New York y el que
Sc considera excessive por todos los que
tienen que trasladarse los Estados Uni
dos.
la nueva Inca tendra base de prosperi-
dad, ya que el pals le ha prestado desde.
los primeros momentos su mas decidida
cooperation y simpatfa.
Luchando es como Sc vence. Conner
ciantes importadores, agricultores exporta-
dores de frutos, secundaran la obra de los
sefiores William E. Peck & Co., de New
York, que es obra de indudables positi-
vos benefcios para Puerto Rico.-X.
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d ASAlB De-
0feS0fes Cele
bfada hoy
PrinlerOs aCneIdOS adOltadOS.
Representatives. De I0s tistrItOs fse0IaTes Que
s0RClrFIeToa aIaeiO.

Ia AsambIea di6 principio 4 las 10 q.
M: hacienda presente IA presidencia eI OBJ
jeto de Ia reunion, di6 por empezado Ell
acto.
Ri Presidente ley6 ana extensa memoria
dando cuenta de los trabaios realizados
.por el Comit6 Central INFERNO.
El secretario ley acta de Ia asamblea
general celebrada el 4 de Julio de 1905.
El Fesorero di6 cuenta del estado gene
raj de los fondos de Ia Association.
El sefor Francisco Vicenty, present6
un proyecto de enmiendas al Reglamento,
habiendo sido aprobadas casi todas.
Sc suspendi6 Ia session las ~ para
reanudarla las 2 de la tarde
Delegados 8 representatives de los dis
tritos escolares, presentes en- la AsambIea:
Mayagiez, Francisco Vicentty. San
Sebastian, Felix Colon Ceballos. Guaya-
ma, Enrique Mirallea. San Juan Eduar-
do Arreche. Humacao, Galyez Otero.
Catafio, Juan r. CasanoYas. Gales, Pa
bio Morf. Corozal, Diego Lopez Garcia.
Carolina, j. Garcia de la Noceda.
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PARTE AL PRIMER
JEFE De BOMBEROS.
lA BRIGApA DE SANTuRCE.

s
San Juan Puerto Rico Diciembre 25
de 1905.Sr. don Julio Schumacher, 1er.
jefe de bomberos de San ] Juan.
t'sefior: Confrmado el parte verbal
que le df alas cuatro de la mafiana de hoy
del servicio prestado por Ia fuerza de mi
mando en- el incendio ocurrido en- Puerta
de TERRA, en- las primeras horas de Ia ma
drugada de anoche, tengo Ell gusto de ma
nifestarle 10 siguiente:
"A la una y cuarto de la mafiana del
n halle reunida en- Ell Parque de Santur-
&c la mayor parte de Ia brigada en- espera
de 6rdenes. En- vista de que el tel6fono
no flneionaba con regularidad de que
no Sc entendfa bien 10 que por 6l Sc me
..decfa disguise Ia salida de Ia brigade al
sitio del incendio, conduciendo el caro- de
mangas con cinco trozos El .recorrido se
hizo pie tardando 80 minutes.
Llegados al Iugar encontramos ALI que
los esconnbros de las casas incendiadas no
habfan podido ser apagadas por no dispo-
ner de sufcientes mangas Ia brigada de
Puerta de TERRA y no haber aqua ALI GER
ca. Dos postes de los que sotienen los hi
los conductores de los carros el6Ctricos es-
taban ardiendo y amenazaban ser destrui-
dos causando como consecuencia la inte-
rrupci6n de ese seryicio. Con baldes Y ell
chorIo de las mangas que habfamos en-
paEmado Sc apagaron aquellos quedando
asegurada Ia circulation de carros Sc
continue echando aqua & los escombross
para cuyo efecto hube de iT buscar una
boca de incendio unos doscientos metros
del sitio del fuego, por s.sianifestarme ell
personal de la brigada de Puerta de Tie
IRA no habfa allf ninguna hoca m6s GER
ca.
Luego fueron traidas cuatro mangas
mas del parque de Santurce cuyo servicio
hicieron el sargento Arteaga, e Hilario
Torres de igual graduation y los indivi-
doos Domingo Torres y M. Gonzalez
A las ocho de la mafiana del % dis
puse que Sc retirara la fuerza de Santur-
ce por estar va completamente apagados
los escombros "A pie volvieron 4 su par
que con Ia mejor voluntad y discipline.
A los efectos del Artfculo 10 del Re
glamento del cuerpo, informo 4 usted, que
eoncurrieron prestaron serYicio los ST.
guientes SaTgentos Geronimo Arteaga,
Antonio Campanone Hilario Torres.
OeSDOSs = OAAA AnQluOS l6n1hdA IGOD16s3
Eloy Cortjo.
Individuos Alfonso Tirado, Antonio
Morales, Juan Berdeio, Antonio Moreno,
Geronimo Cortiio, Pablo Guzman, Dominl
go Torres Santos Rosario, Manuel Con
zalez, Juan Ross, Rafael Quihones, Ju-
h6n Ferrer, Pedro Allende, Enrique Pa.
rfs, Jose Beano, Jesus Tirado, Carmelo
Ramos Bautista Molina y Jose M. Ceba-
Hos Esta lista fu6 tomada por el sar-
gento senior Arteaga y comprobada por eI
que suscribe, que pas6 lista al terminar Ell
servicio.
Antes hubo un conato de incendio en-
la casa de comercio de F. Perez, Santurce,
que fu6 sofocado interviniendo ell sargen-
to Robles
Ell espfritu de la fuerza inmeiorable.
De usted atentamente, joaquin PuiGl,
Santana. Official de la brigada de San
turce"
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En- Ia Sala de Socorro.
UnOgue dilO no eO1OGef So agFSSOI ] OtrO que.
10 reconcile sRssgulda, Los dos herl-
dos.

Aver noche present6se en- la sala de So
corro pidiendo que Sc le curara de una he
rida contusa como de tres centfmetros de
longitud, en- Ia cabeza, 81 individuo Cdndi.
do Garcia
Preguntado quien le habfa heTido, ,dijo
que no conocia q su agresor: mas tarde
present6se Ramon Cruz con heridas Incl
sas, una como de cinco centfmetros en- el
ante-braao derecho, otra en- 81 tercio supe.
rior del mismo como de dos centfmetros,
otra en- Ia mano como de ocho centfmetros,
otra punzante en- 81 pecho, manifastando
que habfa sido agredido por Garcia Fue
trasladado Embellishments Al Hospital.
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AGuInALnn.
GARGls, GARsaS, GANeAS!

I'll immense surtidoaque para estos dias Sc
estd recihiendo de cuellos sombreros, driles,
telas de moda, casimires, encajes, paraguas
Y mil artfculos mas En- ia Vizcaina'
nos permitimos yender 4 pTscios de ganga.
Pida usted cupones por cada 25 centavos
que caste obtendr8 magnffcos regaloa.
El sahado ss regalarkn doca aTtfCulos Il
difsrentsg peraonas, San F1ancipco
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EnLo covrespoDdeDcio

Fianzas en- metalico con frma.
Recibos talonarios para cobro de-alqui.
leres de casa.
Conocimientos de Goleta.
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En- euta imprenta Be vsnde papal de Pc
Ti6diCo vieio 1 5000 quintal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-13
FIFTY THOUSAND
FOR HUSBAND

Judge Dole this morning began the
hearing of the $4,000 damage suit
brought against the owners of the bark
Olympic, by Mrs. Mary p. X. Makalii-
Iii, whose husband met his death by ac-
cident on board the boat by falling in
to the hold. 1t is claimed by the plain-
tiff that the accident was owing to the
negligence Of the vessel owners, a beam
upon which the deceased stepped hav-
ing been defective, so that he was pre-
cipitated into the hold.
In answer to the complaint the Bark
Olympic company claims that the acci-
dent was due to the deceased's own
negligence. The answer also raises a
question as to the marriage of the
plaintiff, setting forth information and
belief that no marriage ever took place
between her and the man who was kill
ed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-13
A VICTORY FOR
CHILLINGWORTH
COURT RULES IN HIS FAVOR ON
A POINT THAT MAY BE VITAL
GETS A SEPARATE TRIAL

The attorneys for Charles F. Chill
lingwOrth won a notable victory this
morning in the matter of his indict-
ment in connection with All Hoo for
gross cheat. In fact Judge Robinson
granted a motion which Attorney Cen
eral Andrews had stated would be fatal
to the prosecution if granted, and the
defense immediately moved for trial
The motion presented, by Davis and
Thompson, was for a severence of the
cases of Chillingworth and his Chinese
Co-defendant, who is named in a joint
indictment. An affidavit by Chilling
worth was filed, to the effect that he
could not secure a fair and impartial
trial if tried together with the Chinese
defendant, and that justice required
separate trials. In opposing the motion
Andrews said that it would be fatal to
the interests of the Territory If the
prosecutions We're made separate, as
the Territory would not be able fully to
present it's case. In a trial of Chill
lingworth alone there would be COM
paratively little evidence that could go
in.