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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Marx twain and the Typewrlter.

MARK Twain was ono OF the early users
of tho typewriter Few who have enjoyed
t"The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer know
that It was the first book for which the
manuscript was typewriter. This was IN
1874. In those days the typewriter was
aScuriosity ana SO was Its owner-so much
10 that Mr.. Clemens, III letter written
ia tho Remingtons In 1875. called the ma
chine "this curiosity breeding little joker
Nowadays. says Mark Twain, it's the
other way about--th people who haven't
one are the eur!osities,
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MIDSUMMER MEETING.
Dates Have Been Granted TO
Memphis Jockey Club.

CHICAGO, May o,-summey. dates T %tMis
granted the new Memphis y Jof re ,y G!ap
e ey IL Jockey Club at THAR monthly meet
i nr h SurAt to-day. The reason Tor this new
deSSart,,re is the ban placed on racing py
ths Chicago tracks eontr mba M by n Ins
mia summer meeting will run from June
w W. to July 8. inclusive.
A long list OF owners, trainers ana
jockeys who have partsqpatea IN M
and Nashville. We're relieved OF their
licenses by the stewards. .
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Trustees Auction Sale
No. 9l4 w. Leigh Stree

II BY virtue Of a certain deed Of IN
dated April ~. 1900, OF record In clei
office Of the Richmond! Chancery Court
b. B. 1877 c, page 84s4, default having b|
made in the payment OF a portion OF
debt thereby secured, and being reQui
BY the beneficiary 80 to do, wa will sell
auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY i, 1906.
at 6 O'clock P. NJ; the property numbe
MS above, consisting or a frame dwell
and lot, fronting sixteen. feet, ten me, inca
Graham and Oak Streets, by q depth
eighty-six feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. bal nce% a.
u and t18 months, interest added, ana h
cured by trust deed. ~ ~, 49,,
sfI1,T3. M t5s A. J. CHEWN1NG,
F. ssITTERDING.F;.
i5s Il Trustee
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Results at St. Louis.

4 (Ey Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS. May s.-Fairground5 summaries:
First race-halt mile-aigh Chance to .
first. Turnover 10 to y second. CHIEF Hayes
40 to ~ third. Time. :61 a-5
4 f;.cond race-five and one-half furlonss-
Jucora ts to q flint. Fancy Dress @ Z. .
second, Red Reynard 90 70 third. Time 1n1'
Third race-four and one-halt furionss-
security Il TO 81 first, Ladsadon GO to y se-
cond, Birmingham 40 70 y third. llH inc
Fourth race-six furlongs. handieap-Ffre-
bail Is to y first. Angleta Is to 81 seconn'
Broomhandle % to p third Time. :le leo; 4,
simms 10 to y first, Bavanan 90 to y
second, Behoove e to q third Time l:bs 20. :,
sixth race-mile and an elghth-1laVery =! y
10 81 first Montpelier 6 to p second, Alaooln
ia is 81 third. Time. 2:01 80.
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HEAVILY GUARDED.
County Deputies, Fully Armed,
Will Protect Accused Negro.

!, Al the IIenrlco county JAN al was
It was not thought necessary for the
Solomon had placed number Of county
officers, all heavily armed. within tho
jail for the protection OF the negro Aus
lii Johnson. charged with criminal hnal[ 1 as
State Statement t made BY Judge Scott, published
yesterday in The Times7Dlspatch; to
the efrect that speedy Justice would p pc
Ing influence on the people Of the cons
mnnity, and It is now thought that the
hot heads will remain quiet and walt
FOR the law to deal with the matter.
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Racing in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, May Ok entucky Asso.
citation summaries: -
First race-five furlongs-Kins's Daughter q
TO 81 first Colonel Bronston 70 to . second,
Tokioka C5 TO u third. Time. 1:01 LIZ.
second race-ssven turlongs-Lord Haven
az to y first, Phiora Is 10 81 second, Bouncing
Betty 10 to u third. Time rs S-4
Third receive and one-half fufongs-Tne
spian III to y first. Nominee (6 TO y second.
Heidelberg (l5 to ~ third: Time. 1901 1-2. I.
Fourth race-one mile--One Birchbroom q 70 70
~ first Conjurcr e to 81 second. a pple "
to p third. Time. lao 81. 4, :. :,
Fifth race-half- mile-Annio Smith az to y
first, Plebian {even) second, Jay Ward t2u 70
sixth race-six furlongs-rhe Cure (even)
frat, Lady Mercury 40 to y second, van
Hope $50 TO u third. Time, 1:27 81.
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v. M. L, NJ; Delaware, Z.

Especial to The Times pispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, May 0,--Ylrginia Military
Institute defeated Delaware College, Of
Newark. to-day. II TO Y, IN. a. game OF eight
innings. Cadet Frazer knocked home run,
Score by innings: - 5tls 4.
.,,,.,.G s,.,.,,,. ..,.,.2 O2o III
batteries: Virginia Military institute, Dos
vault, Floyd and Goodloe; Delaware College,
Wilson and Steward,
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Southern Coli Association.

sAyASS1 ast Year Year M Wsye s re.sIeofsd
ttle annual meeting Of the Southern Golf
A AZ. ai to-day, More than two hum
dred delegates are In ATTENDANCE from
tests begin tn-nlorrow,. There ars to-:
night rs entries with the probability Of
10 10 10 more before the ga me sbsgin. New
the place for the next annual meeting.
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New Base Ball League,
(By Associated Press

3 KNOXyILLE. TENN, May GA n,aet-
Ing to perfect organization Of the. tri-
Chattanooga in Southern Hotel Friday,
May ~, Mt 9 r.. M, Knoxville. Chntta-
nooga, Rome, Huntsville. Annison. Sell
ma, Gadsden, Decatur, Sheffield, COrinth,
Miss. will be repreaented. .M.
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Stanton, s; University, q.

sTAHNToN, VA, May e~in the best
ton base.ball team defeated University
Of Virginia, reserves, to-day by 6 to l.
ii was in the box iosr University,
and Mcclure for Staunton,
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BY r. "A. CATLIN,
No. 9 N. Eleventh Street.
No. 1415 N. 21st Stree
Fair1no punt, at Auction,
Thurs day, May 11th,ll
AT 6:15 o. Clock.

This Is a very stylish, well built
tached dwelling. The owner has
tho city and wants to sell, ever
considerable sacrifice. You msy3I
M a fine bargain in this property
may 8-tds ~. A. CATlLlll
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The Old Man Knew.

Her Mother-I think she'll marry the
Count II he brings enough pressure to
4 Her Father-He was bringing all the
pressure to bear that he could when I
saw them on the porch last niSht.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
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Especial To the 7 lines Dispatch.)
q NORFOLK. VA, May 9.-Lawrence G..
gCoston, OF Money Point, Norfolk county,
and Miss. Ellen Louise Nivens. OF Rose
mont, Norfolk county, We're married at
Berkeley Presbyterian Church this uxter-
noon, REV. L. r. Watson officiating. They
left for Niagara Falls. as
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South Atlantic League.
AT Jacksonville: Jacksonville, 9; Columbia, !
At Charleston: Charleston. !; Savannah,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Oil Producing Countries.

Roumania is now the, fourth largest
petroleun-producing country IN tho world.
then comes Russia, while tho third
place Is held BY Austria-Hungary.
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BY c. L. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 6
821 y. Main Street.
Auction Sale Of Well Locat-
ed Brick Dwelling, No.
1916 i. Franklin Street
Lot Fronts % Feet to a
Good Depth.

AZ request OF owner, we will offer at
public auction, on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1905,
at 8 o. clock P. M, the property described
rooms, besides a brick kitchen in the rear:
The premises are IN good condition and
in location that should rent at q price
to make 1t a paying Investment.
TERMS: AT snLa and accommodn ting.
G75I5 c. l.. & H. L. DENOON.
E55ls Auctioneers.
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Washington, 8; Philadelphia,


q WASHINGTON, May 9.--Philadeiphia's costly
errors when men were on bases and their
inability to hit Townsend nj critical mo-
ments to-day decided the final game OF the
series in Washington's favor, and placed tho
local team at the head OF the American
MISS Alice Roosevelt was an interested
spectator. Attendance, s1fa.
Score: ia II. II. e.
washington. ......t...0 o 0. % y
Thiladclphia.... .......0 90 0o-1 s g
& Batteries: Townsend and Kittrcdge: Bender,
schrcck and Powers, Umpire, o'Loughlin-
Time. 1:4o.
Boston, S; New York, 2.
BOSTON. MASS. May s.-Powell. who start
Z ed in to pitch for New York to-day, was
wild and Ineffective. Tannchill was effective
throughout tho game.
Score: II. II. e.
Boston. ....... ............3 100000 0'--5l
New York. ......,s .......0 10 0loo0o-2
Z Batteries: Tnnnehill ana crigor; Powell.
Hogg and Kleinow. Tine l:H. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance, 1921.
Chicago, 81; Cleveland, 2.
& CLEVELAND, o.. May s.-Cleveland lost
first place to-day being defeated BY Chicago.
\ Score: r. II. r.
5Chlcago........ ......0 0 10 OIL !
Batteries: Donahue and Bcmis: Walsh and
Mcfarland. Time. :35. umpires, Mccarthy
and Kelley. Attendance, l.7t3.
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BY a.. r.. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
FltLsouTs AZ hhIaie' p9'ia-
Standing of the Clubs.
.Pittsburg, g; Philadelphia, s.

Pittsburg, 81; Philadelphia, s.
PH1LA DELPHrA, May s.-PittsburE de-
feated Philadelphia to-day in q poorly played
ten inning game. "
A. Score: X. n. =.
SFittsburg (. -. ......l I o OIL ooo2<9 13 g.
Philadelphia. ". - "a o 04li0 1-e 30 q =
Batteries: Lever. Lynch and Peitx; suthon
and Doom. Time. .:ls. Umpire Klein At
tendance. 3,o41. s%
st. Louis, g; New York, 4.
NEW YORK. May e.-ln a ninth inning
rally, st. Louis defeated New York to-day.
score: r. II. e.
St. Louis. o1deS s
Batteries: Thelman and Grady; McGinnity
.and Bresnahn. Time. lss. Umpire. oDay.
1000.
Cincinnati, 8; tBrooklyn, q.
BROOKLYN, N. T., May s.-1n a thirteen
inning game Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn to-.
day.
Score: X. II. r.
Brooklyn. 80 100 100000 o. Is ~
Cincinnati. 80 o o o 0 90 81 1925 10 8
Batteries: Mcintyre, Jones and Ritter
Walker. Chresh and Phelps. Time. 30. I'm
pre. tombstone. Attendance. $500.
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AUCTION SALES, Fusu,
BY EcvsdGh q Glif,ffS
= Real Estate 5Auctlof1Sers, n
111a e. Main Ntreet.
AUCTION SALE
OF II
No. 500 N. 9th Strt
ON n
THURSDAY, MAY 11TII, 10,
AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

AT the request OF the owner, III
made up his mind to sell. we VI
the above numbered s-rootn, d
brick dwelling, now in excellent
and occupied by a frst-cla tet1a1
lot Is n large one, having a front
cast side Of Twenty.seventh Stree
feet 6h inches, and runs back 10s
inches. This Is an opportunity tt
desirable home, or nolendid invet
In q good rct ghborhooS.
z TBfsNrS--Eery liberal, and a11nouS
sale. M'VE1GHf e. GILL
May 6-tds AtictioI
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Southern League.

AZ Birmngham Birmingham, 3; Atlanta,
3 nc innings). -
At Shreveport: Shreveport. g.; Memphis 2.
At Little Rock: Little Rock, !; New Orleans,
AT Nashyille Nashville. 2: Montgomery. s..
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I. By8C. y. e. II. L. Denoon. h
Real Estate Auctioneers, WI
!. SCI z. Main Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
NOTICE.
H. ALEXANDER IsENBERG.

When Alexander Isenberg left Honolulu months visit Germany
he
He look Salwar
of
life promised him. Today he lies dead in New
York, victim of
obtainabe last
the framed
the the exact methods
which recognized typical
business and these Mr.. Isenberg embodied
be startling his with
probably the
the
landed, which
proverbialy
weather; they to taking account of it at home
challenging
wind the northern passage
had to wife children
Providence which him them the bright
o life
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY.


to parks of Honolulu This
especially
Those who
first realize
with which all work of
kind shall be Nearly ideas how the
circles being
and of the public
grounds
Offering his the
o park
hand possible combin
utility Atkinson already
his credit probably active of all Super
he
hold The the things that will
his credit spending his monthly appropriation roads
there kick coming Mr. himself
ACCESSIBILITY of getting here who acknowledged
the be spent to
spending something like $1,000
better Of
will be
the
of
Oahu College with Mr. Charles Milford Robinson of
N President Grim in
of looking makes this kind
of Kelsey and Emes
of Buffalo Detroit FL Paso,
cities He special commission by
Weekly study and European
Honolulu do this work for $500 and his
Taking consideration the general interest the work. the high
eaonabenes
proposition considering
awaiting consideration meeting when
the appropriation ought to be made with rush.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
AZ TO TOURISTS.


Of
Honolulu providing the ships I'll their
Mail
passengers passengers
fallen the habit putting off
until the thing nobody
With
going
couaged the marine ticket al
This situation will be relieved
unhappiy
steamers that the Alameda does
of size and dignity something least China
men
like Baldwin, build
especially
suitable temporarily short Building is the
this either wait
tourists expedient them
What could do? Well,
and
Angees) first then here and this
good things would The ship with
desired take the round gould
either them California
could
especially pneapples and bananas where things
growing demand passenger
while Honolulu waiting built-and
hear that nearly million dollars have been subscribed for already
with all advertising
business
fruits that
Oregon freight passenger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Ayres-Nicholas ARRAY case and
the Nicholas assault with a deadly
weapon case were called in the police
court yesterday morning and contin-
ued until Thursday.
Another voter arrived yesterday in
the family of Hon r. w. Aylett, MEM
Der of the legislature. This is Billy's
thirteenth addition to the population
OF the Hawaiian Islands.
Among those returning yesterday on
the Likelilxe from Maui and Molokai
ports were U. S. Marshal Hendry, E. C.
Peters, Harold Dillingham;, C. F. Chill
lingworth. w. S. Fleming, Rex Hitch
cock.
Mrs. Stella MacNeily of California
who has been at the Moana Hotel for
few weeks, coming here for the bene-
MT of her health, departed on the China
| yesterday for the Coast, attended by
DR.. Emma Carson.
| By yesterdays mail to the Coast
Senator McCandless and others sem
a protest to President Roosevelt
against Governor Carriers action II
reducing the loan appropriation bill
from over s1,Soo.0oo, as the Legislator
passed It, to s75o.00o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
SENATOR ACB| UPON
SENATOR LANES IDEA

Editor Advertiser: In your Sunday is
sue of Nov. 5, 1905, I see that Senator
Lane proposes to expel from the Re-
publican party all Republicans joining
"any organization. association or club
that opposes any regularly nominated
candidate of the party" and so forth.
And he declared his views were to be
directed at the Civic Federation.
If Senator Lane views are good
against the Civic Federation, they
ought to be good as any other club
or organization. For instance, If the
Kamehameha Lodge or any other lodge
would oppose any regular candidate of
the party, the members of said lodge
should be expelled from the Republican
party.
Suppose we say, let the Republican
party expel all the members of the
Civic Federation and any club or lodge
or association whose members would
oppose any candidate of the party,
where will the Republican party stand
Say, for instance, let the Republican
party expel all people who are interest
ed in the firms of Castle & Cooke. C.
Brewer & Co., Davies & Co., H, Hack
field & Co., Alexander & Baldwin, etc,
supposing those firms had assisted the
Civic Federation, can Senator Lane or
his associates furnish the funds for the
campaign expenses Of the Republican
party?
1t may happen that the members OF
the Kamehameha Lodge or the Ha-
waiian X. of p. would oppose one can
didate of the Republican party. Is II
good reason for the Republican party
to expel all members or said lodge OF
X. OF p. from the party for the sake
of one candidate?
If the views of Senator Lane are t.
be approved by the committee of the
Republican party, the party might as
well close up the shop. and let the
Democrats or Home Rulers run the
whole business. w. G. ACHI.
Honolulu. Nov. 6, 1905.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07

building of hospital Honolulu which has standing promise
building
pitfalls already in the of building and building be-
doubled
the like looking
maritime when nander holding bnocular Two
things bound to make the Hospital Service
certainly the enlargement cultivation of
will something growth
looking
the the outlay considered The bigger
dcousy titled yield
the
had their the maritime
tny provided
If Secretary Shaws
San Francisco Manila via Honolulu with
here there might be good and
bowl slopes which would be a credit o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
CABLE AND WIRELESS.


Tmapais successfully
cable will
carried
parallel cable somewhat
considerably
could cable business might indeed
still thrive Another this Pacific not be
within
putting the proposition Washington
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
CASE
ANSWER FILED

Henry e. Highton and C. w. Ash
ford, counsel for appellees, file a petit
ton for hearing of the case of Koolau
Male ct al. VS.. Jos. o. Carter ct al.
concluding as follows: if .-.
1--WE submit that Cooper VS.. Island
Realty Co., 16 Hawaii so, and Desky
VS.. Booth, Idem SOC. do not sustain the
conclusion that, in the case under dis
cussion, the mortgage, IN selling the
property as whole, was not disre-
gardful of the rights of the minors. In
those cases, on showing of fact, the dis
cretion of the Chancellor was exercised
Here. a MORTGAGE, not invoking judi
cial action, but selling under a power,
and bent upon the acquisition of the
land for q corporation, of which he
WAS the substantial owner, as against
tho interests of the minor heirs and in
the face of the law already quoted,
exercised his own discretion for his own
interest, and, though a trustee, pur-
chased property worth s16,000.00 for 3d.
10000. On this ground alone, 1t may
well be that the foreclosure should not
be set aside, but the fact raises an
equity, connected with other and more
important grounds, that, If our idea
of the law Is correct, should be used
for the benefit of the minors and not
Of the corporation appellee.
1.-THE inadequacy of the price obtained
for the property, $65o000 less than its
value, standing by itself, might not
compel the annullment of the fore
closure, but when this additional value
is absorbed by the mortgage to his
own advantage and to the detriment
of minor heirs, We contend that the
other equities OF the bill are greatly
strengthened. $50
"In respect tc the alleged entry on
the premises for the purpose of fore
closure, making no further allusion ia
the other points connected with the
entry and the affidavit discussed in the
briefs and in the oral argument, but
merely referring to them, we claim that
the bill specifically denies that there
was any entry made. Such a denial
was necessarily inserted according to
information and belief.
1.-The bill sets forth the certificate
of H. H. Hanakahi and S. w. Spencer
To the effect that c. S. Dole entered
and took possession, alleges that the
certificate was untrue, that the entry
was not made and the possession not
taken. for any purpose or at ALL and
then proceeds to allege, in that behalf
that the said compliments allege tina
the said Samuel C. Allen, either per
sonally, or through any agent, dull,
constituted, or acting as said, agent
never entered upon or took possession
of said premises
I'VE can not understand how, In |
bill in equity, allegations that the-
was no entry or possession taken coul'
be more explicit or complete. The Ger
tihcate and affidavit We're on file and
for the purposes OF this branch of tn
argument. may be assumed, in them
selves, TO have been prima facie SUI
ficient. The opinion recognizes thi
fact, in considering the question as :
whether the remedy at law, that Is !
the action Of ejectment would be sun
cient. II the record in the Registrar
o office should be contradicted on n
!. proofs. as IL has been in the blu. tt
predicate for this proof, 1t aopears {
lus, could not be more clearly laid"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
GROUP.

Give Chamberlain g Cough Remedy
as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the croupy cough appears,
and the attack may be warded of.
There is no better medicine in the mar
ket for children than this remedy. II
contains nothing injurious and as it il
pleasant to the taste they readily take
it. For sale by all dealers and drug
gists. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd.
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Full moon Nov. 18th. at GAO p. m.
Times OF the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodstic Sur,
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that OF the meridian Of 167
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1850 p. m. which IL the
same as Greenwich. 0 hours minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07

1t is certainly
Of
local organizatnss likewise
poses for which they formed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07

pineapple industry passed
confident
group loading
with article
avaabl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
CFrom Saturdays Advertlser)

j. S. Bailey. the mattress maker. cut
his hand hastily in a haiI picking ma
chine on Thursday.
Mrs. MacNiel, mother OF Mrs. Walter
Hoffman. will arrive November 1 to
spend the winter in Honolulu.
Consul r. de b. Layard WILL lid a re-
ception from IL 10 on King Edwards
birthday, Thursday, November 8.
Governor Carter is sim giving audi
ences on the matter of the Japanese
contributions for the defense of Douse
! Geo. A. Davis has filed two more IL
bells, each for $1,000, against the p. NJ
s. s. Mongolia, by Storage passengers
left behind here against their will.
Private James jackson, late of Camp
Mckinley, pleaded guilty, before Judge
Dole yesterday, to having counterfeit
coin in possession. Sentences of Bolton
and Jackson will be given today.
In its final report made public yes
terday, the Federal grand jury urges
precautions against the circulating of
counterfeit money in Honolulu. The
grand jury had returned 26 true bills
and one mo bill"
Mrs Caroline L'Orange announces
the marriage of her daughter Cecilie
Beta to the Hon. Eric Alfred Knudsen,
September is, 1905. Christiania, Nor
way" So reads a card that has come
addressed to Secretary Atkinson.
Judge Kepoikai is not going to Kauai
to hear cases in which Judge Hardy Is
disqualified, the order to have him do
so having been rescinded. 1t is prob
able that Judge Lindsay will be sent
to Kauai after the Parker case is con-
cluded.
Mary Ellen, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt, Jr., died
yesterday at Lahaina. She was about
six months old. Mrs. Alice Holt sent
the news by wireless to her brother,
Llewellyn Gay, requesting him to pre-
pare for the funeral after the arrival
of the Kinau. The funeral will take
lla"e from the residence of john II.
Holt Jr,, Fort, near School, street.
The Friend says: DIR. Scudder has
gone East, to be absent two or three
months. He will address associations
and churches in behalf of the American
ing the church work in the islands to
the extent of several thousand dollars.
During his absence Rev. E. w. Thwing
will aid in the japanese work of the
Hawaiian Board, Mr.. Theo. Richards
will aid in taking care of the Office
work and Rev. w. D. Westervelt will
be temporary editor of The Friend
,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-07

Judge Dole sentenced John T. Cooper
to eight months at hard labor and pay
ment Of one dollar fine and costs. for
the making OF counterfeit gold coins