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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

much higher by reason of the late re.
turns from country precincts and the
northern counties of the state. where
Mr.. Salisbury was little known. where
his organization did not extend ami
where Mr. Cay had become known
because Of his tenure in the office lor
the past tw years.
MiIwau &c Judicial Contests.
Much interest centered in the Mil
vaukee judicial elections. There
were two contests, for county Judge
and circuit judge. Paul D. Carpen-
ter, the present incumbent in the
county court, was reelected by a ma
jority of nearly 1000 over Emil Wall
Der, former Judge Judge L. w Hal
sey had a narrow escape in his sue
cessful run for reelection to the cir
cult bench, Winning by plurality OF
only 500. His nearest competitor
was F. c. Eschweiier and about 00e
votes Drnind the procession came w.
p. Rubin. The latter charges that
he was beaten by the open purchasing
ci votes by the workers and managers
OF the other candidates and he threat
ems TO start criminal proceedings
Winsow in a Walk.
Throughout the state the vote on J,
B. WinsIow for reelection to the state
supreme court for the full term Of ten
years was exceedingly light, there
being no other nomination the voters
did not think it necessary to cast 4
ballot. The vote was heaviest In
counties where there We're other judi
cial elections TO attract the attention
of the voters.
Long Tenure for Cary.
The election of c. p Cary as tht
head of the school system OF the stat
/ assures him the longest term in tht
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
A CURIOSITY TO THE TiBgrANs

white baby. living IN Tibet with
a travelling party, was quite a curiosity,
The Youths Companion tells the story:
He was only an ordinary child, bur
his wide-awake interest in life seemed
to the Tlbetans something amazing.
They would come on tiptoe, their
tongues protr1ding, TO stand and gaze
at him asleep in his hammock. then
holding up both thumbs and putting
out the tongue still farther, in token
of appreciation. When it came time
fC- his bath. and the tent was closed
on account of ne draught, men and
women would pull up the flap at the
bottom.a nd the whole aperture would
he filled with dark faces and laughing
black eyes.
White child" one would call, and
then another
See her put him into the water
He will die"
Why does she not paste MN with
butter and leave him out in the sun,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
CARY ELECTED BY
GOOD MAJORITY
DEFEATS ALBERT SALISBURY BY
10000 OR MORE.
SHARP JUDICIAL CONTESTS
County and Circuit Judges in Milwau-
kee Reelected Notwithstanding
Strong Rival Charlottesville oppo-
sition to Justice Winsow Although
Liuht Vote Is Cast.

Milwaukee, April Returns from
various parts Of the state indicate that
Charles p. Cary, the present state SUI
perintendent of schools, is reelected.
The following cities elected republi-
can mayors: Racine, Whitewater,
Sparta. Oshkosh, FOX Lake and Viro-
qua
The following elected democratic
mayors Berlin, La Crosse and Mon
roe.
The following places voted for IL
cense: Lake Mills, Ripon, hartford
Waupaca, Viroqua, Thorpe, Milton
Milton Junction. Beloit, Whitewater
Stoughton, Delavan and Lake Geneva
The following voted no license:
Clinton. Elkhorn and Barron.
The citizens ticket carried Kewas
kun and Palmyra.
Beloit and Marinette elected republI
can councils.
Darlington and Kenosha elected
democratic councils.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
DEPUTY JONAS
CATCHES O|ETz
SERVES PAPERS ON HOLDER OF
THORNAPPLE DAM.
INJUNCTION OPERATIVE
Company Now Determined to Close
Dam, Flood Reservoir and Run
Great Quantity Of Logs-oietz
Drives officers Away After Ser
vice of Papers.
Madison. April T.

Madison, Aptll &
lnmnattonal orders issued by Judge
sanborn restraining John F Dietz and
his wife from going ON the Cameron
dam or n any way interfering with
the operation Of the Mississippi Log
ging company, were served upon
Dietz and his wife Monday afternoon
by United States Marshal Herman 10
mas Of Madison and an assistant,
The officers went to the Dietz home
and were admitted by Mrs Dietz. who
called her husband. hey were some
what bewildered when the officers
proceeded to read the orders. and it
was not until the officer had finished
and as is necessary. was showing
the judges signature, that Dietz re-
covered
He struck at one officer three times
The officers turned ana left the house
at the point of Dietz's revolver. For
once his faithful old Winchester took
no part
The order of the court having been
carried out, the logging company will
Immediately proceed under protection
Of a corps of officers to close the dam
flood the reservoir wherein are 100
600 feet Of logs, and with crew Of
drivers will run the logs down. A
large crew is already on hand
The company is determined to Sc
cure the logs regardless of Dietz's de-
mands and will do so at any risk
John Written, an old time river man
and brother Mason OF Dietz has the
crew IN charge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Appleton. Wis, April IA mando-
lin. the body of which is formed by a
human skull. and a violin. the strings
of which are silk and the keys ivory,
We're bought by Charles Holzer of this
city in Manila from an aged Spanish
couple. Phillip Laffey. violinist of Mil
waukee. says the violin is one OF the
sweetest and purest in tone that he
has ev.r heard. and places Il, value
at $500.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
II Was Amended.

M. Hunters married now, SAID
the brideto-be. preparing TO send out
her cards. so Wen have to address
his invitation to Mr. and Mrs
Hunter
Better not. ner brother adviseA-
she's the boss. so you'd better send
the invitation 10 Mrs ana Mr.
Hunt..ess.' Philadelphia Press.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Platform Of Inmedi-
ate Municipal Own
ership Wins
Appeals About Corp
crate Domination
Effective
Latest Figures.

Chicago. April 5.--Judge Dunno was
elected by plurality Of 24,24S and re
ceived a majority Of 945 of all the
votes cast. He also had the distinc-
ton OF receiving the greatest vote ever
cast in Chicago for a candidate for
mayor He was given 1858 votes
out of total of 322,S73.
Mr. Harlan. republican, received
137411. Collins. socialist, 20,323;
Stewart, prohibitionist, 1880.
JOAN F. Smulski, republican city at
torney, was reelected by nearly $4,000
votes The other candidates on the
democratic city ticket were elected by
pluralities somewhat smaller than
that Of Judge Dunno Frederick w.
Biocfi was elected city treasurer and
Adrian c. Arson city clerk. In the
council probably the republicans will
have 90. the democrats "a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

SO he married a college woman.
It must be tough to be tied to a won
an who knows so much he doesn't
know"
That doesn't hurt him so much a.
the fact that she knows how much he
doesn't know Philadelphia Ledger.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Request for Absentation.

Now therefore resolved by the
senate of the state of Wisconsin. thai
the said Senator Barney A. Eaton be
requested TO ask for a leave OF alb
sence until the said indictments
against him shall be disposed OF and
until the state senate shall have had
opportunity to take such action as it
my deem advisable in reference to his
testimony, hereto attached, and as to
such other matters as may be proper
" brought before the senate in con
nectiOn herewith; and
Legislative Investigation.
Further resolved that providing
the said Senator Barney A. Eaton re-
fuses to immediately ask for said
leave OF absence as hereinbefore set
forth, proceedings be begun by the
senate, without delay, to investigate
the said charges Of bribery ana cor
rupt acss against him and to take
such action in the premises as may
be necessary and proper under sec
ton S, Article ", Of The constitution
of the state of Wisconsin and
Further resolved, that a committee
composed of five members of the
senate be appointed by the presi-
dent thereof to prepare charges
against said Senator Barney A. Eaton
and that said committee is hereby in
vested with plenary powers to per-
form and discharge the duties by this
resolution enjoined, and in the ex-
exercise of the plenary power afore-
said, among other things, may send
for and compel the attendance of per-
sons before them and the production
of papers and documents for use as
evidence. and
Further resolved, that said COM
mittee shall also have power to adj
minister to persons brought or appear
ing before them as witnesses all neces-
sary oaths and shall with all reason
able dispatch discharge the duty here
by imposed and report to the legisl a
ture the facts found and the testi-
mony taken by them
Rumme Makes a Speech.
Aside from the Eaton matter there
vas little business In the senate. Two
john resolutions by Senator Rummel
the social democratic member from
Milwaukee. were on the calendar for
action and were killed quietly after
the author OF them had made a speech.
The measures provided for the gradu-
al abolition OF all exclusive fran
chises for the operation OF public
utilities, giving two years in which the
present pfoprietors Of such franchises
and the plants connected herewith
might sell their properties to the mu-
nicipaHties in Which they were sit
uatea, and after that time making
exclusive franchises unlawful The
social democratic member made d
brief argument on the evils and eXtor-
lion involved in private monopolies of
public utilities and upon the advant-
ages of PUBLIC ownership and opera
ton
Senator RCehr's bill to regulate the
consolidation and reinsurance of do
mesGc insurance companies was read
the third time ard passed. The bill
DS ,AG Same senator ~ CledtC d SlleuC
tl commission in Milwaukee was ad-
Yqnced 10 engroSsment.
The Turner bill to outlaw the large
frecrac llers was on the calendar for
advancement, but was laid over. The
same was the action on the assembly
bill to reduce the amount OF wage
exemption from gaInishmcnt from
$50 to $50.
The senate meets next at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
MURDERS STEPFATHER IN
A QUARREL OVER BOARD

Benton, Ill.,, April Parker Atkins
last night shot and killed his step
father. Albert Rea, at Zeigler They
quarraled over a board bill
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

history of Wisconsin in this Office.
When he completes his new term he
will have served nearly seven years.
Cary Loses Stevens point.
Stevens Point, Wis, April 5.-The
total vote in the city for Salisbury
was $40; for Cary 522. Outlying towns
have not reported.
Cary Ahead in Baraboo.
Baraboo gives Cary 81 majority. W.
T. Kelsey was reelected county judge
and G. w. Snyder county superinten-
dent of schools.
Cary Carries RichIand.
Richland Center, April 5.-This city
chose to have saloons, the prolicense
people winning yesterdays election by
50 majority.
State superintendent Cary carried
Richland county over Albert Salisbury,
~ about 500 MAORI
Boseobel's Vote.
= Boscobel April 4.--For state super
intendent of schools, Salisbury 100.
Cay II.
Close in Palmyra.
Palmyra, April GARY received 81,
Salisbury ~. The peoples caucus
ticket was elected, A, d. Hiles, presi-
dent
Brown County for Salisbury.
Green Bay, April Ten precincts
in the city and county give Cary S22,
Salisbury BAG. Salisbury probably
carries the county by 900. No party
lines were drawn In the city election.
cashton for Cary.
Portage, April 5.-The Cashton vote
was Cary 81, Salisbury is.
Eau Claire Goes Wet.
Eau Claire, April 4.-Saloon license
carried Eau Claire city. 1t is estimated
that Cary has 500 majority in the
county.
Light Vote in Fox Lake.
Fox Lake. Wis, April Fox I.ai 3
town and village give Cary 50. Sails
bury So Justice Winslow received 40.
Cochrane, mayor, and the republican
ticket We're elected.
In Senator Beach's County.
Lake Mills, April Salisbury re
ceived 141, Cary 49, l.. H. Cook, re
publican, was elected president by 1913
majority. License carried by so.
Close in Monroe.
Monroe, Wis, April 5.-The town.
ship Uf Monroe and the city Of Mon
roe gave Cary 367 Salisbury 353.
In Green Lake County.
Berlin, wis, April 4. Cary carried
this city by $50.
Racine for Cary
Racine, Wis, April 5.-The city Of
Racine gives Cary CPS, Salisbury $50.
Result in Grant County.
Lancaster, Wis, April 5.-Nineteen
out of 40 precincts in Grant county in
Guiding the cities of Lancaster ami
Plattevine give Cary $50, Salisbury
1862 Goodsell was reelected county
Judge without opposition. Platteville
voted license by 325 majority. Nye
was reelected county superintendent
staIwart Rock Against Cary.
Beloit, Wis, April Only alder
men nd supervisors were up for
election YESTERDAY and the republicans
elected four and the Independents and
democrats one.
The vote on local option was q
sweeping victory for the license peo-
Pile. For state superintendent of pub
lie instruction, Cary received 497
votes and Salisbury 5S4 Ten women
voted for superintendent in the city.
There was no opposition to the judi
ciary ticket as nominated.
Runs Strong at Home.
Whitewater, Wis. April 5.-The city
vote was Salisbury SSS, Cary 1873.
Marinette Republican.
MaIinette. Wis, April 5.-W. B.
Quinlan. republican. was elected
county Judge over Amos Holgate non
partisan. by over / 500 ajority; H, NJ.
Bird, republican, police justice, over J.
]. McGinis by about 500 ma. '-ity. The
republicans elected aldermen and SUI
pervisOrS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

clerk. His campaign was feature OF
the contest.
One of the incidents of the campaign
was Judge DUNES record as father,
there being Is children in his family
Arson has an almost equally meritor.
GUS record in family matters. His pop
ularity personally undoubtedly was a
potent help to the democrats, WHIT
seemed to hugely appreciate Anson's
campaign statistics designed to prove
that the democracy at least in Chicago
are the original and only genuine op-
ponents of race suicide.
Kansas City Democratic.
Kansas City. Kansas, April O.
Elections were held in the ,-rger G 7
les of Kansas yesterday. The demo
Gratis carried Kansas City, Kansas
and Leayeuworth, this being a revO-
luton and entirely unlocked for in
each case. Topeka elected the repub.
lican ticket.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Since Henry Jane, has come 10 town
To tax ~ us a look;
We hope he will not roast US brown
In some forthcoming book.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
She Knew.

She Knew.
She--Why did that brilliant woman
marry such stupid man?
He-Because her first husband was
a genius.--Detroit Free Press.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Cary's FIGURES Grow.

Latest figures on the contest for
state superintendent place the major
of Mr.. Cary at $4,000 to 10000 and
there are indications that it VIII go
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
ASSEMBLY REFUSES
TO VISIT ST. PAUL
DOE sNoT CONCUR IN ACCEPTING
INVITATION.
SENATE MAY GO ALONE

Upper House Had Already Agreed to
Go-Aetion Follows Hot Debate
Resolution Tor Adjournment Laid
over Until Tuesday Rate Measure
Made a Special Order.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Results in Missouri.

Kansas City, Mo, April 5,-Elec'
lions were held in many cities and
towns in Missouri yesterday In most
instances the issues were local and
party lines not distinctly drawn. The
democrats swept jefferson City, Next
co and West Plains, At Sedalia
both parties united on a ticket in OPP
position to the socialists and won.
The republicans and democrats divid-
ed the Offices in Nevada. At Joplin
c. W. Lyons, republican, was elected
mayor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Insists on immunity.

Whereas. il Is now understood that
5he said Senator Barney a. Eaton viii
Insist upon his legislative exemption
f,om criminal proceedings during the
present SESSION of the legislature. and
Whereas. said Senator Barney \.
Zatou mas presented himself and
taAcu his seat IN the senate with the
announced intention of participating
In the deliberations of this holy;
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Cary Ahead in RaraboO.
soscobeI's Vote.

Boscobel, April 4.--For state super.
intendent of schools, Salisbury 100
Cay H.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Close in Palmyra.

Palmyra, April GARY received 81,
Salisbury ~, The peoples caucus
ticket was elected, A. d. Hiles, presi-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Whereas. the district attorney ii
said county has announced that he
viii proceed without delay to an i'm
mediate trial upon the indictments
pending and has further given assur-
ances that said trials can commence
on or about she 10th of April 1908
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
Omt1esuns fulst.)
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nant uno Elm &lapperitor9 miteinuns
Der gemetn2"-M n t tp o r t: Ser
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iteben poer auf Dem re9ten ober linter
8ein anein; bas tann Der Rlappers
ford auG."-S q g e: .Woourd
unterf9eiben fi9 bdbe2"-N n t.
10 r t: Ser 2eutnant tann aud
auf Dem re9ten pber linten Tiisel
teben; bas fam Der alapperftord
ut4t.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
Cincinnati, 9amilton & Dayton 4. 4.
gtnciumati Dtbtfton.

NpDdnB
&tnetunatt Bef tdsIt& $780, 1 002m
fat NaiI tdeIi6 8 05Bm
@inc, Solebo, Set @rp p...1O 4oWm
Cincinnati & Set grpr p. 00Bm
Gin & Sapton 9im tdsl d p 5 Oosam
Gin & Detroit grpreb tdsIt& 7 CONN
Sprtn8fieI
Weans
Decatur Mesona, nur Sonnt. Z 008m
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Suscola Mccomm ....... 30Rn1
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25

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cincinnati BsfibuIe tasIi9 s1s x5ssm
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Cine & snS. rs Mesora p. 7 s4Rm
Cine SpsfIb & Sec erts 8 10 As Rm
b Otbiioa
Antaaft
Gin & Sprinsf @gpr tsI s.. 8 46Sr
Sustola Mceomm --...1O 358 nj
Decatur aeeou1, NUT Sonnt IL 55gm
@ine & Springfield Gsp p. 2 5ONm
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D scatar Iceont, nur .Sonnt. IL 30gfm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-18
WENT OUT
OF HER COURSE
ENCOUNTERED HEAVY WEATHER
AFTER LEAVING SAN FRAN
CISCO.

With a record breaking list of pas
sengers the S. S. Sonoma arrived at 2
o'clock this afternoon from San Fran
cisco. The vessel left San Francisco
October II, but she ran into hazy storm
the first twenty-four hours after
leaving port and went out of her course
to avoid the rough weather. Last night
she lost about three hours more search
ing for the body of e. b. Giffard of
Honolulu who was lost overheard.
There was a long wait off the harbor
before the vessel was granted partique
owing to the large number of pas
sengers. She had a tota lof 32 pas
sengers of which 1888 were for Homo
lulu.
The cabin passengers arriving for
Honolulu numbered 1876 the second
class 23 and the steerage 80. The list
of passengers on the vessel was in
creased by over go from the S. S. Ala
media who were aboard that vessel
when she was wrecked off Fort Point.
The Sonoma will load 900 tons of coal
at this port. She has 3050 tons of cargo
for through ports and brought only 40
tons for Honolulu. She is scheduled
to sail at a. m. tomorrow from the
Oceanic wharf for the colonies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-18
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.


Per S. S. Sonoma, October IS, from
San Francisco-Miss Aki, Miss Agnes
Alexander, Miss NJ. ]. Allen Mrs H. ].
Aud, L. Barkhausen, w. S. Bartlett,
Miss A. F. Beard, Mrs. G. j. Becker,
Mrs. B. Penson, l. G. Belts, E. d.
Bickerton, H. B. Blanding, r. e. Rowie
William Bray, Mrs Bray, w. e. Brown
Mrs. Bown Miss Winifred Brown, Mas
ter e. Brown, c. r. Buckland, Miss
Hazel Buckland, Miss Vivian Buck
land, Dr. Emma Carson, j. o. Carter,
Mrs. Carter, F. r. Chase, E. G. Clark,
Mrs. Clark, j C. Cohen, Mrs. Cohen, L.
H. Cook, Miss K. NJ. Cooke, Mrs NJ. X.
Cooke, S. H. Cooke IS. H. Cooke, Cap
tain COyne G. M. Cushing, Lieut.. w
r. Cushman, e. Davis, F. e. Darling
DIR. F. r. Day, Mr.. A. ]. Derby Miss
e. s. Devlin, G.. Dickson, c. w. de
Knight, A. w. Eames Mrs. ]. Effinger
infant and mail, Miss Alice Effinger,
Miss E. Enfiger, Miss Louise Efinger,
L. A. Farran, G. w. Fishburn, f. w.
Flanley, Mrs Flenley, Mrs. n Ford,
/. r. Hagner, Mrs. Hagner A. L. Hall,
c. r. Heise, H. e. Hendricks, Mrs.
Hendricks, e. Heniques, Mrs. Henri
ques, j. II. Hertsche, Miss HigfOrd, T.
w. Hebron, ]. p. Howe, Miss l.. b.
Hugus, c.. ]. Hutchins, Mrs. Hutchins,
Miss Hutchins A. H. Jackson, Mrs. p.
j. Jacobus, Jr., j. A. Johnson, ]. w.
Keystone Mrs. keystone, Mrs. S. A.
| Keystone, H. Kiley, L. B. Kerr, Mrs.
Kerr, Miss Kerr, F.. L. Iacaff. Mrs.
Lacaff, G. M. Lovsted, Mrs. Lovsted, j,
| Oswald Lutted, Mrs. S. w. MacNeill
F. w. Macfarlane, C. Maertens, Mrs.
Maertens and child, DIR. F. Molony, Mrs
Molony, ]. p. Mendonca, Mrs. j. A,
Merrill, Miss E. Mowbray, N. e. Null
Ian, Mrs. ullan, Miss N. OBrien, M. NJ
| O'Shaughnessey, Mrs. A. S. Olney, A
| j. Dram, Miss M. Patty, Master r. S
| Powell, Miss NJ. Peterson, Mrs. r. G
| Ray, Mrs. c. B. Reynolds, f. p. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Richardson, M. Rosenberg
Mrs. Rosenberg, f, A. Schaefer, Mas
| ter Schaefer Col. ] H. SOper, j. j
Sullivan, Miss ]. G. Sweeney, Mrs. ]
| A. Thompson, j. L. Van SAINT, f. Waet-
jen, r. e. Wall, Mrs. Wall, infant ant
maid, w. A. Whitney, e, r. Whitney
H. p. Wood, Mrs. Wood, n b. Young
j. II. Bamberry, Mrs. Bamberry, w
Chalmers, Mrs. Chalmers, Miss Chal
mers, Mrs. A. Curry, ]. Hausman, w
| c. Jenffries, w. f. Johnstone, Mrs. j
| E. Johnstone, e. G. Keen, p. Klehm
Mrs. Klehm, II. II. Milward, II. Murray
Mrs Murray, II Naulka, Mrs. A. Park
Mrs. Pestant, d. Richards, Mrs Rich
ards, r. +. Tucker, j. A. r. Vieira.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-18
Was BunCO0d
By a Spy
Says All Lun
A CHINAMAN'S DEFENSE AGAINST
A CHARGE OF SELLING CHE FA
TICKETS.

The All Lum che ia case is going to-
the jury this afternoon. This morning
Judge Robinson heard argument on a
motion to instruct a verdict for the de-
fendant, on the ground that there was
no evidence to connect him with a che
ia game. The judge held that there
was sufficient testimony to warrant
consideration by the jury, and the de-
fense proceeded.
All Lum took the stand in his own
behalf In answer to questions by his
attorney, Peterson, he explained how it
happened that he had taken the fifty
cents which the prosecutions Witness
es swore was for che ia ticket. 1t
appeared that job had been put up on
Lum by the police He said that the
native who testified to buying the che
ia tickets from him had come to him
and asked him to change fifty cents.
He took the fifty cents and the minute
he put his hand in his pocket police
man ran up and arrested him for run
ming a lottery.
The case will probably go to the jury
this afternoon.