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CITY ITEMS.

Lenten Fish and Oyster Dinners.
served with choice beverages. Music even
ings. Geyer's Winter Garden, 1927 14th st.
1t
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Department OF The Star right to your ear
drum.
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The best spring tonic for old or young.
75c. quart Only at 800 18th St
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Fresh Butter Direct From the churns.

James F. Oysters, 9th & Pa. ave-, Is head
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creamery buffers. "Four-Leaf Glover
Creamery a speciality. Stands in all markets.
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Full Cream Cheese, 17c.;

Butter, 24c.; eggs. 12c.; maple sugar, 14c: :
honey loo: preserves. Acc. jar; sugar
corn. 25c.; 6 lbs. snaps, 25c.; 10 lbs. buck
wheat, 25c.; OTIS. beans, 25c.; lbs.
cleaned currants. 25c.; cracker dust 311c. /;
pound cake. 121sc.; macaroni, 51sc.: nuts,
10c.; potatoes, 75c. bu.; Old Time flour,
A.75 bbl.; large pickles, 10c. doz.: Quaker
matches (the besO, 12c. doz. J. 7. D.
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To Baltimore and Return $1.a5,

via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Saturday
and Sunday All regular trains except the
Congressional Limited" Tickets good 10
return until Sunday night-Advt.
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We're Selling Hot Bed Glass. s1.eo

box; two sizes at this price, 6xS and Sx1O
Eisinger Bros, 2109 18th NV. Phone n. 11T3
mh9-d, eSu,3
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well within The range OF my professional duties
The woman rose and stood facing him. The
disappointment had gone from her face now. Very
WELL she remarked steadily, You will perform
the operation II it IS necessary: therefore, should
shoot the finger off, perhaps
Shoot 1t off" exclaimed Dr.. Prescott in amaze
ment. Shoot It Off
That is what I said" she replied calmly. If
I should shoot the finger of. YOU would consent to
dress the wound, You would make any necessary
arputation:" She held up the finger under dis
cussion and looked At It curiously.
DR.. Prescott himself stared at 1t with a sudden
new interest. Shoot It off" he repeated Why,
YOU must be mad to contemplate such a thing he
exploded, and his face flushed in sheer anger Il
| VIII have nothing whatever to do with the affair,
madam. Good dav."
There was a rustic Of silken skirts and She was
gone Dr. Prescott stood for instant gazing
after her with frank wonder and ANNOYANCE in his
eyes, his attitude then he Went back and sat down
the desk The Crlnkled suede glove still lay where
she had lett It. He examined It gingerv then with
a final shake Of his head dismissed the affair and
turned TO other things.
Early next afternoon Dr.. Prescott was sitting in
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

Dr. Prescott rose quickly and strobe OUT There,
living heplessy back in her chair with white face and
closed ewes was his visitor of the dav before He
stepped toward her quickly, then heStated he
recalled their conversation. Finally however. pro-
tessi0nal instinct the desire TO relieve suffering, and
perhaps curiosity caused him TO 60 to her The
left hand was wrapped IN an lmproVsed bandage
through which there a trIckle OF blood. He
gared at it with inc~edulous eyes
Hanged if she didn't do it, he blurted angri.y.
Call up Professor Van Dusen on the phone ne
directed his assistant. and ask him II he can't
assist IN minor operation
Il was IN this manner that the problem OF The
superiu0uS finger first the attention of the
distinguished scientist. Professor Augustus F y.
Van Dusen-The Thinking Machine. He arrived
lust as the mysterious woman opening her eyes
TO consciousness from the fainting spell She stared
al him CLASSIFY unrecognizingIy, then her glance
wandered TO Dr.. Prescott She smiled
Il knew you'd have TO do it, she murmured
weakly
After the ether had been administered for the
operation a simple and an easy one DR.. Prescott
stated the circumstances OF the TO The Thinking
Machine The scientist stood with his long slender
fingers resting lightly on the Young woman pulse.
listening silence. He leaned over the unconscious
woman, squirting at her forehead. With his dis
engaged hand he stroked the dehcatev pencied
eyebrows several times the wrong way, and again
at close range squinted at them
Dr. Prescott saw and understood No. II ISM
that he said, and shuddered a little | thought
of it myself Her bodily condition is splendid
1t was sometime later when the young woman was
sleeping lightly under the influence OF a soothing
potion that The Thinking Machine spoke of the
peculiar events which had preceded the operation.
Then he was sitting in Dr. Prescotts private office
He had picked up a womans glove from the desk
This IS the glove She left when she first called,
isn r II '' he inquired
Yes
Did YOU happen to see her remove it,
Yes
The Thinking Machine curously examined the
dainty. Pertumed trife, then rising suddenly Went
into the adjoining room where the woman lay
asleep. He stood for instant gazing down admir-
ingv At the exquisite slender figure, then bending
over he looked closely her left hand When a.
last he Strengthened up it seemed that unspoken
question in his mind had been answered He
reioined DR. Prescott.
1t is difficult to say what motive is back of her
desire to have the finger amputated, he said mus
ingly "I could perhaps venture a conjecture; but
II the matter Is of no importance to YOU beyond
mere curiosity should not like to do so Within
few months from now. | dare say important devel-
opments VIII result and | should like 10 find out
something more about her That | can do when She
returns 70 wherever she Is stopping IN the CITY III
telephone to Mr. Hatch and have him ascertain for
me where she goes. her name and other things which
may throw q little light the matter. Now we
seem know ONLY Two facts n connection with
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his OtuCe writing
when the door from
the anterOom where
patients awaited his
leisure was thrown
open and the Young
man in attendance
rushed IN
Aladv has faint
ed. sir he said
hurriedly. And she
seems TO be hurt -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
Problem of the SuperAuous Finger

~ HE drew OF her LEFT glove. a delicate. crinded
suede affair. and offered her bare hand to
the surgeon An artist would have called it
~ beautiful. perfect even; the surgeon, pro-
tess.5n4ly enough. sci It down as an excel
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WANTED FIRST CLASS FILTER IN LADIES'
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room; state experience and salary expected. Ad
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.

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WANTED-YoI'NG LAZY WHO UNDERSTANDS
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D-CoNpETENT SKIRT AND SLEEVE
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FOR RENT"
Ont Of "a apartments in the NANTUCKET Jul
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notwithstanding the fact that they were COM
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unrented are:
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All the outside and they are
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to be found for this rent. You better secure
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-13
A HORRIBLE MURDER.

AS reported by wireless in the
News of last week the most horrible
murder in the annals of crimino-
logy in the Territory was commit
ted last week at Waialua.
Sheriff Brown and Chester Doyle
went to Waialua and found that
little three year old Seaman Whar-
ton had been murdered and the re.
mains horribly mutilated. They
were found buried about 100 yards
from the Wharton house. The in.
vestigation goes to cause the officers
to strongly suspect Frank Johnson
of the crime. The child was seer
going in Johnson's company in the
morning, in the direction of the
gulch where the crime was com
mitted.
In fact the child was last seer
alone with Johnson. They wer,
then going in the direction of {
gulch near the Wharton house
About noon Johnson reappeared
coming from an entirely differen
direction than the one in which h
had last been seen going with tn
child. On his clothes were founc
stains which the officers are con
tidence are blood marks, marks q
the innocent blood of little bah
Wharton. The boby of the murder
ed child was not discovered unit
about 5 o'clock in the evening, Th
body had been buried about foe
, deep under some kolu bushes nc
more than 100 yards from tn
Wharton house.
The condition of the little bod
or rather what remained of it, wa
shocking. So heartrending was til
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ELECTION.

The members of Aloha Lodge
Knights of Pythias held their an
nual election in their castle hall
last Saturday night.
The officers elected for the year
were the following Hugh NJ. Coke,
Chancellor Commander w. S. Mont
castle, Vice Chancellor Rev. VIM.
Ault, Prelate.
E. c. Campbell Keeper of Records
and Seal.
Dan T. Carey Master of Exeche-
quer.
L. M. Baldwin, Master of Fin
ance.
Carl Waldeyer, Master at Arms
W. W A, A. Mckay
G. D. Lufkin
Inner Guard II. Burlem.
Outer Guard Joe Freitas.
DR.. W. F. McConkey)
Physicians
DR.. J. H. Raymond
All of the officers elected will be
installed on the 9th instant.
A banquet is to be given and all
members of the lodge and all visit
ing brothers are expected to attend
A most enjoyable evening is
anticipated.
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SHOOTING ScRAPE AT KIHEI

On last Friday night Police Of
fcer William Feuerpeil was MAX
ing his rounds as usual when he
heard great deal of noise in one
of the Porto Rican houses.
About ten men were in the
house and were beating a coal oil
tin as a drum and otherwise MAX
ing so much disturbance that sleep
was impossible.
The officer ordered them in a
quiet way to cease their noise and
allow those who wished to sleep to
do so.
All present agreed to this when
the officer left the house and by an
invitation of one of the men went to
another house, the one occupied by
the Porto Rican who invited the
officer, to accompany him.
A few moments later the rest OF
the Porto Rican came to this same
house and carried on as before to
which the officer made no objection
but the moment he stepped out oi
the door one of the men Raymond
Reyho threw a hammer at the of.
ficer striking him just above the
left eye making an ugly cash and
for moment stunning the officer.
The officer later on went up tc
Reyho and placed him under ar.
rest, but instead of going with the
officer he hid behind another Por.
to Rican.
The officer fearing another as
sault drew his revolver and order.
ed the Porto Rican to put up hi:
hands and at the same time stated
that if he tried to assault him q
gain he would shoot.
At this the Porto Rican again
attempted to assault the office
when Feuerpeil shot him grazing
his chin and cutting his coat on the
shoulder.
The Porto Rican then fell anc
all was for time quiet.
Later Reyho and a number o
his friends went in search of tht
wounded officer and threatened t.
kill him, his wife and children anC
burn his house.
Joe Silva one of the lunas anC
Manuel Mura an engineer succeed
ed in keeping them quiet unit
head luna Nc Cloud and Pau
Bell arrived when the men wer
soon quieted.
The following morning Ray
mond Reyho was arrested and
hearing was had before Distric
Magistrate Nc Kay who commit
ted him to jail to appear before tn
grand jury,
Reyho is a notorious characte
and has served two terms in Jail i
Wailuku.
1t is supposed his act was due t
an old grudge he has against tn
officer.
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INSTITUTES HIGHER LODGES

In response to petition of Lodge
Maui No. 9S4 Henry E. Cooper,
deputy supreme Grand Master of
the Scottish rite for the Southern
Jurisdiction OF the United States
deputized Joshua d. Tucker, a
thirty third degree Mason, to in
stitute higher lodges and install
the officers of the same on the is
land of Maui.
Accompanied and assisted by
Edward c. Brown K. c. c. H. and
Frank E. Thompson the presiding
officers of Rose croix and Alexan.
der Liholiho council of Kadosh Mr.
Tucker arrived on Maui last week
and proceeded to institute lac
Lodge of Perfection, Haleakala
chapter of Rose Croix and Pacifi
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POLICEMAN
SHOOTS PORTORICAN.
PortoriCan assaults police officer with a
hammer and on second assault
is shot.
LODGE MATTERS ON MAUI.
Knights to give banquet at instalatio n-gher lodges
OF masonry nsttuted-A murder
most foul.

council of Kadosh.
The officers were duly installed
and Masonry bids fair to have a
bright future on Maui.
Dr. R. HI. Dinegar is the presid-
ing officer in each of the higher
ranks.
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A prominent citizen and leade

A prominent citizen and leader
in politics threw us bouquet the
other day while in our store. "What
a singularly neat store you have,
everything so up to date, and you
seem to carry nearly everything, y
remarked.
1t is all quite true our stock is
new, fresh and up to date, and we
do carry almost everything. Just
try us and you will find we are quite
correct in our assertion.
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MONEY ORDER FEES.

Orders payable at Honolulu
for small amounts, current. post
office rates, And for amounts
exceeding One Hundred Dollars
20 cents per hundred. Orders
payable at any MAINLAND POINT,
current post Office rates or &c
cents per One Hundred Dollars.
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DIRECTORS.
E. D. Tenney, ]. A. McCandless,
G. H. Atherton, E. +. Bishop.
Transact a General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
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form, could have perpetrated such
a crime.
Whether the murderous fend
had slowly tortured his victim to
death by gradual mutilation or
whether the mutilation of the body
had been done after death had
humanely put an end to the help
less babe, will never be known un-
less the fiend confesses the details
of his crime.
The head was severed from the
body, and the little arms cut off at
the elbows, the baby limbs severed
at the knees. The nose and ears
had be cut from the tiny head, the
eyes of the little one had been
gouged out The little body had
not escaped mutilatiun. The blood
reeking hand of the murderer had
slashed a long deep cash in the
trunk then disembowelled the body
and thrown the entrails away
about thirty feet from the spot
where the body was later found.
Into the awful wound in the
body had been thrust the little
severed feet and legs Then the
fend had dug a hasty grave into
which were thrown the mutilated
remains of the victim. A hasty
mound of earth was thrown up to
obliterate the trace of the crime
and the murderer hurried away.
The police have secured chain
of evidence which connects John
son with the crime. The arrested
man takes his position coolly
enough and does not appear to be
especially nervous. The officers
had not questioned him this after
noon but he will be subjected to a
severe cross-examination under the
direction of the Sheriff, probably
tonight.
| Sheriff Brown stated that he did
not think that the crime had been
committed by japanese. The police
are now working on the theory that
Johnson was concerned in the
wanton murder.
The news of the murder caused
shock to the community and
| Deputy Sheriff Oscar Cox at once
organized a posse to search for the
inhuman wretch who had wrought
such awful murder. A man named
Johnson who had been a boarder
in the house of Wharton, was taken
into custoday in connection with
the crime. Cox notified Sheriff
Brown last night OF the occurrence
and progress of the investigation.
Cox stated to the sheriff that there
was certain evidence against John
son which tended to connect John
son with the crime, but the officer
did not care to state over the tele-
7 phone, what that evidence was
Sheriff A. M. Brown accompanied
by Chester Doyle n the attorney
S generals department, left for Wal
4 alua by the morning train today
1 TO take charge of the investigation
The elder Wharton was in Homo
lulu last night when the news o
: the murder of his child was receiv
ed. Accompanied by friend h,
secured a tiny casket and in al
{ automobile hurried away into tn,
d night to the scene of the crime
= Before Wharton left the city, h,
i stated that he had befriended John
II son when the latter was in need
e and that Johnson had been board
e ing in his house for some time.
He is a teamster employed by tn
;, Waialua Plantation. Last nigh
. some dark stains which the officer
! thought might be blood, were dis
:, covered on his trousers.
" Wharton and the Waialua CON
= pany are defendants in a suit, S
- both Manager Goodale and Wharf
~ on were in Honolulu when tn
- crime was committed. Thechil
is understood to have disappeare
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sight, so awful the deed, that none
but the foulest fend in human
form, could have perpetrated such
crime.