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The leader., 1905-05-03


We regret that the many COM
mencement events during the
month necessitates the postpone.
ment Of our reception until next
month. The ladies' have an eIabo-
rate program arranged, and we
can well afford to wait the date
when, in their Judgment, it will
be convenient for every one to at
tend.
The statistical report for the
year closing April 80, is as fol-
lows: Mems meetings, %; at
tendance, 621; books taken from
library, 1873; total attendance at
rooms, 1851; baths, 1921 ;,sick
calls, /. Personally dealt with, 4;
receptions, 2; attendance 365;
entertainments /, attendance, 1856;
lectures / attendance, 239; NUM-
Der using gymnasium, 90; visits
by secretary, 10. This report
will be continued next week.
Gypsy trip Ask our little
men about it.
The secretary is much pleased
with the outlook of the work for
the ensuing year, and is grateful
for the encouragement and assist
ance that has been given him
since his coming. He is especial
~ proud as well as grateful for
the assistance rendered by the
Ladies' Auxiliary, which is one of
the best and most active that he
knows of. As the executive off
Ger Mrs. Wood has proved her
efficiency, and is ably assisted BY
her faithful officers and commit
tees.
The secretary is planning a
larger work for the association;
the carrying out Of the plans will
necessitate the employment of an
assistant. This field has great
possibilities and should not be-
hampered by financial defcien-
cies.
The work for boys will have
special attention. a special sum-
mer work is being planned for
the boys, and it is hoped that the
parents will stand BY the secreta-
~ in the execution of his plans
for our boys.
Everything is before us. let US
overcome the present obstacles
and hope for better things.
The young men of the State col
leges have been invited to make
our association their headquarters
while visiting the city May 10Th.
The secretary finds it very
difficult to remember the names
and faces of all whom he meets; it
is because Of this fact rather than
any other, that lie sometimes fails
to extend the courtesies due.
Remember the gymnasium
classes Tuesday and Thursday
nights. SECRETARY.
The leader., 1905-05-03
Cat Island Gn1n.


On Sable island, off the coast Of Nova
Scotia, cats were introduced about 1880
and rapidly exterminated the rabbits.
which had been IN possession for at
least half century N one Of the har-
bors Of Kerguelen Land barren and
desolate bit Of antarctic terra firma to
the southeast Of the Cape Of Good
Hope, cats escaped from ships have
made themselves at home on little
isIet known as Cat island, which has
long been used as wintering place
for seaiers. Here they live in holes in
the ground preying upon sea birds and
their young. and are said to have de-
veIoped such extraordinary ferocity
that It Is almost impossible to tame
them even when captured young
The leader., 1905-05-03
After Many Years.

After all romance fingers very
near the practical affairs of life
and some very practical people
live to see visionary dreams come
true that once seemed q baseIess
fabric.
The following Is true story Of
local interest:
Brookhaven people for so odd
years past have known Mrs. Me-
LISA Wilkins Maxwell, who lives
now with her husband and family
at what is known as the Frank
Larkin old place. Mr.. Maxwell
purchased this place a year or two
|ago and has converted it into q
thrifty suburban home, accumu-
lating comforts as we'll as some of
the luxuries of life.
Mrs. Maxwell was the daughter
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wilkins,
|of Kinds county, and when an In
FAINT a week old her mother died.
She was then taken in charge
by q Mrs. Herring, Of Terry,
Kinds county, whose husband was
killed after few years; and the
good woman, losing property
through mortgage and other mis-
fortune, could no longer care for
/ the little orphan girl.
Knowing something of the life
and great heart of DR.. Fl. Il.
johnson, president Of Whitworth
College of this city, she wrote to
him concerning Melissa Wilkins
welfare. DR.. johnson readily
consented to take her to his heart
and home and at about nine years
of age she became resident of
this place and lived with DR..
Johnson's family until her mar
Iriage to Henry Lehman, of New
Orleans. Her early welded life
was brief; in eleven months her
husband died and again she came
/ to DR.. Johnson's rooftree and liv-
ed with members Of his family
until her second marriage to Mr..
VIM. j. Maxwell, a we'll known
and esteemed young planter of
this county.
That was some fourteen years
ago and during all these years as
we'll as since early childhood, Mrs.
Maxwell was under the impress
sion that she was the only mem
Der Of her family living. She
had, however, some recollection
of a sister and two brothers.
Now comes the romance.
A few weeks ago a Mr.. George
Wilkins, of PooIvilIe, Texas,
wrote to Mr.. Thos. w. Keenan,
inquiring for the whereabouts Of
a Melissa Wilkins. The letter
was given Mrs. Maxwell; she an
swered it Immediately and to her
great Joy discovered that the
writer was her own brother, that
she had another brother at Crow
ley, La, still another whose resi-
dence is unknown, and a fourth
who is now dead.
Mrs. Maxwell's Joy is unspeak-
able at finding SO near and dear
family tie; and a reunion of the
brothers and sister is expected at
an early date.
Mrs. Maxwell is one Of our
most worthy and esteemed eoun-
|ty women and her many friends
rejoice with her in her great good
fortune.
The leader., 1905-05-03
From the School Master at CObbs.

The editor has received the fol-
lowing chalty letter from Prof. P.
B. Mullen, teacher of the public
school at Cobbs, under date of
May 1st:
AS to the school, think, it is
doing fine work. The children
are orderly, and obedient as one
could desire. The patrons are so,
social and kind that / feel that !
am among friends.
just as the school was dismiss
ed for noon. Miss Cordie eagle
met me at the2door with an inyi-
tation to take dinner with the Ca
gle family.
Now, Mr.. Editor, / have a lot
of pecuIiarities. One prominent
one is, / do not eat any. dinner at
school
But, sir, il you had been with
me at my friends table today,
you would have said you have
deviated slightly. 2
And SO ! did; as fine d gobbler as
the country affords, with every
touch Of lad skill in cooking, and
every degree Of assurance that
you are welcome, would make all
most any one partake freely.
Well, Brother Hobbs, as next
Thursday is the day for the State
Association to convene in the cap
ital city, / hope to meet you there.
1t seems to me as il the cause
|of education is receiving more at
tention than it did forty years
ago. 7. 3. MULLEN.
The leader., 1905-05-03
earcnattc.

A North Carolina lawyer Yves trying a
case before jury. being counsel for
the prisoner, man charged with max
ing amountain dew The judge was
very hard on him, and the jury brought
In a verdict Of guilty. The lawyer
moved for new trial The Judge de-
MED the motion and remarked. "The
court and the Jury think the prisoner a
knaye and a fool" After moments
silence the lawyer answered: sThe
prisoner wishes me to say that he is
perfectly satisfied. He has been tried
by court and jury Of bis peers"
The leader., 1905-05-03
READING Contest.


The Freshman reading contest
for a gold medal took place at
Hhitworth College last Friday
night. Six young women entered
the lists. Miss Belle G0nerly, of
Tylertown, chose as her selection
The Legend Of the Organ Build
er. N. r Willis The Leper, 3
was read with much expression
By Miss Olive Lipscomb, of
Brookhaven. Miss Alice Decell,
Of Hazlehurst, told Of The King
of Denmark's Ride. Z Miss Hat
tie Watkins, Of Jackson. inimita-
bly, portrayed How Persimmons
Took Care oh de Baby " The
Healing Of the Daughter Of
Jairus, was the subject portray
ed By Miss Bessie Cooper, Of
BrookhaVen. Old was given
By Miss Georgia Brum6eld, Of
Mammoth Springs. TIE judges
awarded the medal to Miss Hattie
Watkins.
The evening was decidedly
creditable 70 pupils and teachers.
A large audience was ID attend :
auce.
The leader., 1905-05-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Capt. Moreton spent the first Of
the week in jackson.
Frank Parsons made d business
trip to Hammond Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Broussard,
of AbbeYille, La, were guests on.
Saturday and Sunday OF DR.. and
Mrs. S. 6. Wilson. Mr.. Brous-
sard is d prominent business man.
of AbbeFille and secretary OF the
Louisiana Banking Association.
The Gospel Army will revisit
Brookhayen on May 9Th and be-
gin q series Of meeting, holding
two street services d day. The
company will consist Of Gen. a.
X. Watkins, Col. II. w. Baker,
Capt. Carpenter and two little
girls Of s and IL, who are fine
singers.
Mrs. M. n. Powell, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. A. A.
McAlpin and little granddaugh-
ter, arrived in our city yesterday.
evening. They will remain at
Mrs. Powell's residence in this
city for several months. Many
old friends are pleased to welcome
them back to Brookhayen.
DR.. Bowlus' lecture on the
X-ray and Wireless Telegra-
phy' Monday night at the Col
lege was a rich treat to those who
attended. Some very honest peo-
pie who fully intended going to
hear the popular speaker declare
that it slipped their mind. A few
hundred posters would have OBJ
waited such a regretable lapse Of
memory.
Ben Penn, who was SO long and
favorably known as Thos. FL. Per-
kins' right hand man in the furni-
ture business and who removed to-
jackson few months ago, is now
with the mammoth furniture deal
err, A. 2. Simms, of Natchez. Ben
is in the ascendant and can't help.
it, because his industry, energy
and honesty demand what is best
in bis line Of business. Success
to Ben.
The leader., 1905-05-03
A remaIw Retort.

Elizabeth confronted Mary Stuart.
My mind Is made up, she remark
ed. ssYou die!"
SO do you" replied the captive
queen as she gazed on the Titan
tresses
Considering honors We're even, the
beautiful Scot prepared for the end.
New York Tribune.
The leader., 1905-05-03
ExpYnfned.

Yes said the conceited bore, ''she
was quite frigid when / called but
she became more pleasant the Longer
/ stayed"
Il understand replied Miss Pep.
prey; the longer you stayed the near
er approached the time Of your de.
parture Philadelphia Press.
The leader., 1905-05-03

Members Of Gen. Forests old
command who have viewed the
monument to be erected to his
memory in Memphis on tie 10Th
day of May are not at all pleased
with the manner in which the
statue is placed. the face to the
South. His old comrades say.
Gen. Forrest never turned his
hack on an enemy and that the
position OF the statue is not in
keeping with their old leader s
record. Tupelo Journal.
The Aberdeen Clothing Factory
now has fourteen statesmen on the
road. covering most Of the South
ern and South western States.
The leader., 1905-05-03
Mammals visits Few.

'sYour mamma saw you yesterday,
didn't she7s asked the nurse.
Yes answered the little girl
what did she say27
eShe said, Why, how you've grown.
childl Detroit Tribune.
The leader., 1905-05-03

The date first set for Field Day was April g. which was chang
ed to May ~ because Of the other attractions with
cause OF education at that time the morning the county teach
on will be held All these for gold medals and will be entered
by representatives from each beat State Superintendent
Whitfield and other prominent school State de-
liver addresses At night the Collegiate Oraorica
will be held at the Opera House 1t probable
dred college boys will come to this contest to cheer their respective
champions.
The leader., 1905-05-03

New Orleans and Northeastern RY.
Alabama and vicksburg Ry.
vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific BY,

y 80 - : --ts - ~ -
Most direct route to Texas
and all points west. Solid vesti-
bulb trains, dining cars, elegant
Pullman sleepers.
Twelve hours quickest time
to points in North Texas, fifteen
hours quickest time to points In
South Texas. Choice Of routes
through New Orleans or Shreve-
port.
For detailed information ap-
ply to,
Jno. w. Wood
Trav. Pass. Agent,
Meridian, Miss.
The leader., 1905-05-03

All persons who wish to take
the Home and Farm ii connection
with The Leader. can get it BY
paying 25 cents extra
The leader., 1905-05-03
q Valuable LOS foF sac.

Lying ID western suburbs Of
BtookhaYen, just west Of Schwem
Addition, and between the upper
and lower CaseYpille roads. For
particulars. apply to Mrs. Lula
6. Maxwell, Brookhayen, Miss.
The leader., 1905-05-03

There is a treasure Of b woman
up ia Chicago. who has worn one
hat for fifteen years: We guess
they have let 60 millinery open
ings up thele.
The leader., 1905-05-03

Don't be slow advertise your ware
BE IL good f0 eat or wear
heIher sold by lot or pair
Always treat the people fair
The leader., 1905-05-03

Submit to what ls unavoidable baus
isls the impossible from kAe mind and
lo9k around tor some new object Of "a.
e Fl llka Goethe
The leader., 1905-05-03

The Leader twice d week and
The Home and Farm twice a
month one year 1926. Now is
the time to subscribe.
The leader., 1905-05-03

George G. Cranberry, the me-
gro postmaster at Raymond, has
resigned his Office, and Earl ".
Miller has been named as bis sue
cessor. Cranberry is the second
colofed citizen Of the State to re.
sign an Office
The leader., 1905-05-03
PUBLIC SCHOOL FIELD DAY.
LIST OF THE PRIZES TO BE COMPETED FOR BY STUDENTS OF ALL PUB
Lie SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY

On Friday May H. at Lucich Park in Brookhayen will
occur the following contests with prizes indicated
Hundred Yard Suit Clothes, John McGrath Sons
q Putting Shot (12lb)
% $3.50 pr. Cuff Buttons Price Drug Go.
~ so Merchandise, r.. III. Hartman.
g. Two Hundred Yard Dash
S. pr Clapp Shoes Louis Coin Bros
& Throwing Hammer (12lb
a. IS Merchandise, II III Hamilton.
(2) So so Pocket Knife, F. b. Noodle
81 Running Broad Jump
"a $3.50 Razor, G. B. Perkins
q $3.50 Merchandise Moreton, Wentworth Co
g. Pole Vault az ft pole)
GU 5Ib box Nunnalys Candy J. NJ. Wood, The Grocer.
~ $250 Merchandise, G. LeWentha
z Running High Jump
~ So 50 Clothing Or other articles Parsons Nav Ober
schmidt Company.
~ $3.50 Clothing other articles Parsons Nav Cher
schmidt Company
81 Mile Race
a. S. Merchandise, A. q. Seayey e Sons
~ 50 Fob, or other articles, Buck Hubert.
q Pig Chase Prize The pig and package of chewing gum
TO- Basket Ball
5 b Box Huyler's Candy, Grafton Drug Co
S. Cream and Soda Tickets Price Drug Co
SIS Set Shakespeare Z. H. Bowen
The leader., 1905-05-03

He Is great who can do what be
wishes. He is wise who wishes to do
what he can. Illand.
The leader., 1905-05-03

time, however, we would modest
~ observe.
Hons. E. f. Brennan and A. G.
McNair are attendants upon court
at jackson.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Extra U. S. Mail Box Locks for
Free Delivery Boxes at Noodles
Hardware Store.
G. B. Perkins, agent for Long
view Lime, make wholesale prices
on large quantity.
FOR SALE-A fine Jersey
milk COW. Apply to VIM. Absha-
gen, Brookhaven.
Don't fail to read Parsons, May,
Oherschmidt Company's ad. about
the Perry Cultiyator.
Perkins Furniture Company
have car load of chairs and rock
ers cheaper than anybody.
Genuine u. S. Mail Boxes for
Rural Free Delivery Routes at
Noodles Hardware Store.
Mrs. Ellen McGrath and her
lovely young granddaughter, Ma
ry Storm, left Monday for Can
ton.
"OdorIessn Refrigerators take
less ice and have no odor. Guar
anteed by Perkins Furniture
Company.
Genuine Singer or Wheeler and
Wilson drop-head Sewing Ma
chimes at Perkins Furniture Com
pany, for $35.
If you are behind with your
work, get Perry CuItivatorn
and catch up. Parsons, May,
Oberschmidt Co.
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt
Company are the sole agents of
the Perry Cultivators.' The
best tool on earth.
Mrs. R. G. Pepper and little
daughter arrived yesterday fol a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. G. Crawford.
Rooms to let, furnished OF UNI
furnished; FIRE place and stove
fue. Apply to Mrs. /. /. And
ing, Curran Addition.
Ice cream freezers, ice picks,
lemon squeezers. lawn mowers,
screen wire, garden tools, etc.
Noodles Hardware Store.
For Rent Nicely furnished
rooms in private residence on
South jackson street. For par
ticulars, apply to Harry Mills.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yard before
buying lumber, shingles Of. build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Why work hard with common
tool, when Perry Cultivator''
will do the work with half the
troubleg Parsons, May, Ober-
schmidt Go.
The editor of The Leader spent
Monday and Tuesday in jackson
in attendance upon the United
States Court, where he was sum
moned as a witness.
Whitworth College students
and faculty viii enjoy their an
nual excursion to Bogue Chitto
and out on the Brister dummy
line Friday Boys, don't envy us
we are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M May re-
Gently gave a house party to a
number Of old CoDfederates. Sew
eral days were greatly enjoyed BIZ
the reyered old men who are on
Is waiting till the shadows are a
little longer grown.
Alta public recital concert at
Whitworth College last Saturday
Tie medal was won BIZ Miss Hat
tie Watkins, Of jackson. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Julia Watkins,
The leader., 1905-05-03

esson Has FIVE rural Efee NE.
iFefy routes and wants Die more.
The leader., 1905-05-03

Mo Qna man is essential lo the
world 8 peace q progress
The leader., 1905-05-03
CONDITIONS.

ANY BOY has been enrolled ONE MONTH this session
in AN public school in Lincoln county may either
CONTESTS provided that contestant wins the prize ii
three contests, he shall not the remaining
No uniform required for first contests Contestants must
send in their to the Principal not later than
The Basket Ball will between the girls Of the two
High School Of Brookhaven Graded School, The winning
side shall receive the three prizes The third prize set Of Shakes
pearel to be drawn for by members of winning team.
Contests begin at o'clock p M
The public cordially invited and large crowd expected
Respectfully
T. P.SCOTT Principal.
The leader., 1905-05-03

Gen. Filzhngh Lee is dead
The mortal part of this hero and
beloved citizen WAS inferred st
Redmond
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
GEAR AND THE SNAKES

A. V. Gear, proprietor Of the Zoo and
consignee of the rattle snakes which
worried the officials this morning,
wishes it to be known that though he
had intended to add some live snakes
to his collection at the ZOO, he had not
expected this particular shipment Of
samples of snakes and natural history
specimens Gear says that he was fol-
lowing the advice of ]. w. Thompson,
the naturalist who came to Honolulu
at the request of the Bishop Museum
to make casts Of Hawaiian fishes.
Thompson, in an experience Of p years,
never had a snake escape and further
more AYERS that even If one did get
away, it would speedily starve for want
of birds to eat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
TWO INTERPRETERS
WERE REQUIRED
ONE INTERPRETED FROM KO-
REAN TO JAPANESE AND THE
OTHER FROM JAP TO ENGLISH.

Two Interpreters We're required in
Judge De Bolts court this morning in
the case Of Chin ing Sol, Korean
charged with three cases of burglary
in the first degree. Moon Hong Suk
Interpreted the defendants Korean into
Japanese and Interpreter G. NJ. Yama-
da gave it to the court in English. The
defendant pleaded guilty Of burglari2-
ing j. Lightfoots house and was given
five years. The other charges We're
nolle pressed.
An indictment for murder in the first
degree was returned against Iladio
Gonsalves, Porto Rican, who is accus-
ed of stabbIng to death one Francisco
Torres, on April %, using a knife with
blade 7 Ia inches long. He had no
attorney and the court appointed f.. A.
Douthitt to defend him.
Mrs Helen Fonseca was in court to
answer to a charge of keeping a disor-
derby house. The case went over to
Monday. l.. NJ. Strauss appears for
defendant.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
JAS. F. MORGAN,
IN THE FORECLOSURE SALE
ON
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 3,
/ shall sell the
Finest Estate in
Kalihi Valley

HILLSIDE, VALLEY, KULA and
TARO Lands.
Property lies on both side of the
stream.
WATERFALLS and SWIMMING
HOLES, in abundance.
There are four waterfalls blending
into one with surrounding level land,
planted with an abundance Of old fruit
trees.
The hillsides are covered with a light
growth of Koa and Kukui.
I venture the assertion that on the
whole island of oahu, there is not a
more naturally beautiful spot that can
be reached in buggy
There is an appropriation of $4,000
to be spent on this Kalihi Road.
The property adjoins that Of Mrs.
S. c. Allen and i'm every possible way
offers advantages to a purchaser.
For a country home, a sanitarium
as a gift for an Endowed Home, it will
pay better interest than any other in
vestment for the whole surroundings
breathe Health.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
ITRY SECrRED.

A jury was secured this morning 10
try the case of Ballou against Parker,
libel. The opening Of the case was
postponed to Monday morning by
Judge Lindsay, by agreement Of coun-
sci. The jurors sworn in are: c. II
Atherton, j. a. Aud Il. Il. Hartman
A. +. Murphy, r. r. Mossman, X. y
Porter A. Winterstein, r. Weldon NJ
Leal e. l.. Doyle, w. J, Karratti, c.
L. Sprinks.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02

per IS s. Siberia. june .. from sun
Francisco. for Honolulu leo Miller
and wife. ~ Nezotu. w. won roeroN
j. won pogreu W. r. Hubbard. g. y.
Allen. Miss Ethel Angus. Miss NJ. Bor-
ger George e.. Bockey Dr. IT, Burt
~. j. Benjamin. 49, NJ. cake. Mrs u,
NJ. cake Mrs. George j.. Castle Miss
ID. Castle. Miss A. Castle. Edward
. Coons Mrs Edward Coons. Miss julia
Cook g. g.. Cuuhl. Miss Lulu NJ. Dr.s-
WE'LL W. r. Dillingham; S. S. Greiuer
. s. g.. Hammer. Mrs e. O.. Hammer ID.
. d. Hitchcock Mrs. u. H. Hitchcock
and two children. l.. Hou.gsberger
/ Mrs. J.. Honigsbargcr +. S. Holt Miss
/ A. r. Hubbard n. =. Holmes r.. A.
] Johnson a. ID. Reyes Mrs. a. ID.
I Reyes. Mrs. }. W. Lenhart w. r. Luz
cas-. Col. c. w Macfarlane, Mrs. T.. O..
. Macfaraue, Mrs. II. r. Mlcfarlane,
/ Miss Viola Mutch Mrs /. McMury,
Mrs. j A. Matthewman and infant r.
/ Prime. Mrs n. Prime, James Parker
=. l.. Rice, Miss Emily Rice A. S.
! Bosenblatt Mrs. A. $. Roseublatt, Mrs.
/ G.. Sdeigert Miss NJ. Sweigert, Mrs. NJ.
/ e. Tenney, "A. L. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. II.
l.. Van Wrinkle, Miss Anna Van Win
ltle, Miss Ethel Wilcox. A. G.. Wyckoff,
Mrs. a. c. Wyckoff, Mrs. r.. Wod and
son.
Per 5. $. Alameda, June 2, from san
Francisco. for Honolulu: Mrs /. s.
Aungst, Mrs. X. DodrerO, Miss L. Bod
zero, Master ]. Bodrero, George Camp
bell, +. W. Everton, d. J. Fleming, r.
! Gill, Miss NJ. E. Gill, DR.. J. r. Hamil
ton, DR.. w Hamilton, Leighton Hind
II. l.. Kapea, f. r. Wong Heong, Rev
/ f. McGrath, NJ. j. McLees, Mrs. Nc
Lees, Miss Z. McLees. Miss 5. McLees
Master r. Purvis, G. Riedel, J. 5.
Ross, G. II. Stoddard, II. G. vida, Ow-
en- Williams, Mrs. Williams, Miss Will
liams, Miss NJ. Witherly.
Departing
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, June ., for La
haina Maalaea. Kona and Eau ports:
w. J. Coelho. Rev. NJ. G. Santos and 2
children. II. il. Renton, Charles Gay
and Wife, DR.. A. 5. Baker, DIR. Ray
moud, r. G. White, Il. *. Myers, Mrs
r. b. Baker. Miss \. Beard Mr.. Irvine,
Edmund Hose. j. d. Paris, w. NJ
Campbell, Rev G.. w p. Kala. Rev.
j. KamalHkaue, Capt. a. J.. Niblack
a .
Mrs. John Glenn, Fred Leslie, L.ilh-
ton Hind, Mrs. L. 5. Aungst, f. Burt
A. f. Judd, r. Sniffen, Henry KAPPA
ma +. Devauchelle, J. x. Smith, j. *.
Nahale, DR.. " A. Norgaard
Per stmr. Mikahala, June /, for Kau-
al ports Miss NJ. Bortfeld G. osborne
Rose Aka, r. n. Oliver, Miss Annie
Miss Hackearch, j. S. McCandless
Roberts, Mrs. Patrick, w W. William
son, Miss J. Panui Mrs. II. Kellner f.
Gay, Shinko Ishabachi Gee Kui, d. w
Kapehce.
Per 5. ). siberia, June ,, for the ORR
ent: Aclan Hood, wife and child, X
Iwakami, 5. Matsuda, =. Aokii S. Ka-
nekO, NJ. G. Sternberg and wife, l.. All
Chods II. Sakurai, wife and , chill
dren, r.. Oberwimmer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
MOTION OYERRULED.

Judge Dole this morning gave a deci-
sion overruling the motion to quash
service of summons in the case Of Ka-
lanianaole against the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, a suit for dam
ages on account of injury to a suit
case and contents on board one Of the
company's steamers.