davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20

sedan mot 900 dollars bergen att
upptrada som vittnen. De soka
CORA troligt att Larson var oen
som forst skot, men polisen tror
Ell pa den historien, eftersom Lar
son blef skjutit i ansigtet och
Killian ! ryggen. En- person vid +
Jonsen hvilken var hos Larson.
da upptradet egde rum. bekraftar
for ofrigt Larsons befattelse att
han blef skjuten forst och besva-
rade eldsni sjelforsvar.ssEn kom-
mande rattegang torde ~uppklara
saken.
4tskilliga saloonman hafva ra-
kat ut for missodet att blifva ar
reste rade och rehabilitation at hat
va hallit sina lokaler oppna under
de sistforfutna sondagarne. E
huru slloonmannen mumera arc
betydligt forsigtigare an iorr, eme-
dan anti saloonligan hotar att sla
ned pa dem. kunna dock somliga
Ell motsta frestelsen att sta tor
stande sjalar till hugsvalelse och
help pa sondagarne. Men a an
dra sidan synes polisen hafva NOR
nat till sig och blifvit mindre SOM
mig an forut, hvarior den nu sent
omsider borjat upptacka och be-
fordra lagbrytare bland saloon.
manner till straf. Straffet for Of
vanformalda forseelse ar forsta
gangen 25 dollars b0ter. andra
gangen 50 dollars boter och tired
ie gangen, forlusten at utskank.
ningsrattigheterna.
En- mangd gamla guvernemen-
tet tillhorande batar, hvilka n
der manga ar varit AMANDA for
upprensning at Missouri1oden,
ligga stationerade har och der pa
langa strackor utefter hoden. NJ
har order ingatt att samla ihop al
la dessa veteraner, at hvilka de
hes:a blifvit i tjensten sa skropliga
och lila medfarna, att de nu KNAPP.
past kunna fyta pa vattnet, och
forlagga dem har i Big Sioux ri
yer strax otvanfor Riverside.
Sedan kommer en- utgallring att
forsigga, och de, som bliiyit ut
monstrade ur tjensten pa grund
at oduglighet, skola derefter sal
jas pa offentlig aukton till der
hogstbjudande.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
Ett fnare kalas safs fredag

Ett Enars kalas gals / fredags
alton a. d. j Andrew Magnusons
hem, 69e Sawyer avenue. Chica-
lgo. Famiben var dock icke hem
ma, ty herr Magnuson med fra och
dotter yoro berta pa en- sftonun-
derh$lhning. Men huset strala6e
i festlig be,yning. i matsalen var
dukadt for tire personer, oh is
skspets forrad af viner, importe-
rait 81 och delikatisser vardt un-
der aftonens lopp. betydligt for
minskadt. Efter miltiden roka-
des och aera musikstycken utfor-
DIES pa pianot. Grannarne horde
musiken, och trodde att herrska-
pet Magnuson hade irammande.
Sa var ju oCksa ~fallet, men CASTER
IA vo;o sjelfSjudna D.. hade skaffat
sig intrsde models anvandnrng at
falska nyckhr. Ds de gingo med
togo de som mime az besoket di-
verse silfverpieser, EFT guidur. EN-
diamaatripg. en- vSrrock, en- hog
hiatt m. m. till sammanlagdt varde
at $500 SAINT $500 i kontanter. Pa
matbordet hade tjufvarne qvar-
lemnadt foljande biljett: Till
var kara vardl vi ha til!brsgt en-
sardeles angenam alton och blott
oeklaga. att vi icke kunna invanta
err hemkomst. Det skall dock
skanka oss EFT stort mole att inom
kort "a ateTkomma." Da herr
Magnuson, son ar medlem al fir
man Slevik & Co. hcmkom pa al
tonen, anmalde han genast Diet
fracka inbrottet till polisvaktkon-
toret i Lawndale,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
! forbindelser med denna kyrkans
h0gtid / vart gamla fadernesland

hogtid | vart gamla fadernesland
Salunda var Diet pa paskaftonen
b-ukligt att man skulle rita fem
uddakors femu 1dig stjerna pa
ladugardsdorren for att inte troll
karingarne skulle taga kon och
rida pa. Pa somliga stallen tog
man smorja fran kyrkklockorna
och langhalm med MO leder
och gjorde deraf kors, som spika-
des Diver dorrar och fonster i fla
husen for att skydda djuren for
trollen. For samma andamal la
DIES ocksa en- skara vid ladugards.
troskeln. Pa de fiesta hall trodde
man att Diet var pa pasknatten
som trollpackorna pa qvastar,
ugnsrakor och dylika fortskaf-
ningsmedel foro till kyrktornet
och der sammantraffade med sin
here och mastare. De bringade
hor ON der tiondesmor och kunde
sedan med hans help genom troll
Teri draga mjolk och smor fran
andras kor.
Ibland forvandlade sig trollpac-
korna till skator for att 81 bli i.
genkanda. Det var en- gang en-
poke, som skulle ut och skjuta pa
paskmorgonen. Da han kom ut
i skogen, skot han en- skata, som
satt / EFT trad. Mar skottet small,
horde han en- duns liksom II en-
tung kropp. Han skyndade dit,
och man kan tanka sig hans hap
mad. dS han fam att han hade
sklutit sin egen matmor.
Paskdagens morgon borde man
fore soluppgangen ga ut i hons
huset och stoppa ALA housen i en-
sack, vdga dem pa EFT Bosnian utan
att sc efter huru mycket de vagde.
Derigenom trodde man sig CORA
dem osynliga for rafven, sd att
man Ell bebofde frukta denHes be
sok under foljande seminar.
Pa nagra stallen var Diet bruk-
ligt att pa paskmorgonen betrakta
solen genom EFT tunnt, svart kla-
de vid soluppgsngen. Man sku!le
da IA Sc solen som EFT karrhjul
dansa at glade Oliver fralsarens
upp~standelse.
Tidigt pa paskdagsmorgonen
kommo trollpackorna tillbaka fran
sin nattliga fSrd. Eldade man da
med MO slags lowed, blefvo troll
packorna, som suite j skorstenen,
oroade at roken och jagades bort.
Enligt en- AMMAN berattelse skulle
Stamina verkan ernas, ON man
Stamina morgon gjorde upp ED med
tire skosulor och Mo halmleder.
Afven den roken skulle jaga bort
trollen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
KR0NIKA.

Louise at Schaunburg- Lippe
dog pa slottet Nachod i Bohmen,
der hon legat farligt sjuk ! tire
manader. Den ahidna var dotter
till Danmarks konung. dotterdot-
tar till Carl XIV af Sverige, sy-
ster till konung Haakon at Norge
och %prinsessan Ingeborg af Sve-
rige. Nagra timmar fore hennes
dod afed hennes svarfader, prins
Wilhelm at Schaumburg-Lippe,
pa Stamina slott.
Inflammation at hjernhinnan
uppgifves offcielt som dodsorsak.
men Diet pastas att hennes dod j
verkligheten var foljden af EFT
sjelfmordstors0k. Visst Dir att
hon i borjan af januari blef plots
ligt och ovantadt sjuk utan att
pressen inneholl nagra narmare
upplysningar ON sjukdomens ka-
raktar. Hon lag sjuk sedan dess,
och man har hera CANCER vantat
hennes d0d. men tidningarne ha
alltid inskrankt sig till att offent
liggora lakarnes korta bulletiner,
som ej innehollo nagra upplys-
ningar angaende sjukdomens ka-
raktar. M pSstas Diet att orsa
ken till hennes pl0tsliga sjukdom
val den, att hon skot sig sjelf.
Llkarne voro Ell i stand att uttaga
kulan, och OGDEN ioljde efter tire
manaders lidande.
Prinsessans aktenskap var myc
ket olyckligt. Prisoner, som
kama till forhallandena. pasta
att hennes GENIAL som eyer en-
mycket brutal karaktar, ofta
misshandlade henne. Han upp-
gives afven hafva tagit inteckning
j familjens m1hlanang.
Pms Fredrik af Shaumburg-
Lippe dr. en- at de tyska dussin-
prinsar, hvarpa Diet fnnes en- sd
dan uppsj0. Och brutala synas
de nara nog ALA vars Da prin.
sessan Louise formalde sig med
honom, var allmanna meuingen
den att Diet var EFT inklinations-
parti,i Diet hon anses kunna hafva
besatt en- vida battle iorbindelse.
Och medan prinsen ar en- fattig
man, ar Diet nog temligen sakert
att prinsessans iika foraldrar
scribe for det furstliga psrets
utkoms. pa EFT saGaDt satt att han
Ell hade beh0ft att Pantsatta mob
lerna, derest han Ell pa annat satt
bortslosade dat understood han
erholl. Han ar for ofrigt osterri
kisk officer.
En- mystisk sloIa h,r hela tiden
hvilat DIVER ~prinsessans sjukdom.
Bland annae maddelade de danska
tidningarne vid konung Christians
dod att han hela tiden varit
mycket bskymrad for heune och
dagligen anstallde eftertragningar
ON hennes tillstand.
Hon var afven en- af de sista
han talade ON, imam han afed.
Flera ganger hatva till Kopen-
hamn ingatt telegram att hennes
slut var nara, och hennes iorSid-
rsr beredde sig pa att resa till
henne. Delta intrahade bland
annat j de dagar. da konung Chri-
stian dog. Men a andra sidan
ingingo afven underrattelser ON
en- gynnsam vandning i hennes
tillstand.
LPrinsessan Louise var Diet dan
ska konungaparets aldsta och
vdckraste dotter. Hon raj en-
begatvad qvinna och idkade med
framgang malarekonsten. Hon
val Todd den II februari 1875 och
formaldes med prins Fredrik al
Schaumburg-Lippe den maj
1896. | delta aktenskap ioddes
tire barn,
Den ny'i rem tiilindalupna p3sk-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20

Den ny'i rem tillandalupna pask-
hogtiden for tanken tillbaka till
Diet skroek, so i gamla tider stod
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
Terrors of Indigestion.
From Harper's Weekly.

T
squire of Andover decided to take in
to his employ a brother of Patrick, one
of his hired men, The terms were made
with Pat before his brothers arrival. and
the following conversation is a specimen
of what they agreed upon:
Squire: I'll pay your brother one-fifty
a day. Patrick"
Patrick: 'Yis, sor; yis, sor; and will he
ate himself or will we ate him.
The squire thought Mike had better eat
himself
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
NOTICE FOR puellcATloN
-# Al %'-a&3E5 |"
nemessssd Entry Ne. siss.

Department Of lha Interior. Land Of
ice at Santa re- New Mexico. April
~, 1906 .
NotIee Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has Tiled notice
Of His Intention 20 make final proof In
support of his claim. and that said
proof win b. made befars United
states court Commissioner MT las
Vegas. New Mexico. On June 4. 1906,
viz. ceeiiio r. Gurnie. Of corazon,
San Miguel county. New Meaieo. for
the s n II. = y -. Sec. "a. 4 M IA.
s w II, Sec Is. T IS y. r g r. and
lot 4. Sec .. and lut !. Sec. .. IT IA N,
r % 4.
He names the following witnesses
20 prove his continuous residence Mp.
on and cultivation OF said land. via:
Manuel GnruIe, Eduardo Gonraies'
Margarito Gonzales, Alexandra sena,
an Of Coraxon, New Mexico.
MANUEL r. oTERo. REGISTER.
SIS
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Rate 10
The Convention

- AseAlScn Trp~ka 2rs ssntA -
railroad ~ msas : Eaa~ - 90 fsr~
saa ) ffth for Ne r0snd TIP for ~
dry fsfsning asnsessErasion aAa enn.
teaslon 10 = ksla u La Vegas NAy
- Tnis special rate hosds gooS
.lrom al points IN Nsw Aexieo -
aiSn from Il PSI. Texas sac Tfinl
'dsa ceaa. Tirkrts VII he seaa May.
:. an and ars % ~ limited a.
Mas n -sssta " officials re
sho~Ing d Disposition 10 oanp~tals
il ne an farming project which i
greatly appreciated w me people ~
Las VEGAS The machinery 20 -
nsea u m camrbeli demonssrasson
farm. which viii - established near
Las Yeas has hsen shippea from
Kansss CIR and Il sap@ctei - re~rh
this cits any day NOW
Harry : Rosiey hss hsea appointed
postmaster u oasy. Qaay oouass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

-s-sssss E-,,y =. 0n.

nepammasma ~ fAa 1afefs0r. IAnA a.
NJ Il s.al4 - So Aessco Aprl
r. fss
Naice a hereby gives thst - foA
hstarnzrnea 1stisg has ffaed Hnsses
a M snaenksoa e. mske fiasl psuaf =
sapyssEf u rs claim. sbi ahzf szh
prod win - made ssfore raits&
states Court coalmisstoaer ii LIS
VEGAS y III - Iane tss% VII
penszrlo Gsgsia. cerrxo 80 Mtsusl
scanis. Ne~ Msxtro. tor she v - =
~ a. : M Ia y a. AM 4 -.
NV ~ So. ITIs !. X :
~ nan.s the fual0~tng Witnesses
IL prove his continasas ~resfsenoe -
u and c~uit1sstion u said land VIE
Gresoria Garrlz. - rnesso. Nsw Mex,
leo: casarino Atsncin. u CaEalnn,
New Masico: crur uarcia. m Caraaoa
Ne~ Mexico. RasilIo Gsllesue e CIR
anon. Ns~ Mexarn
MANUEL. n oTER0. Rsxster.
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Homestead Entry Ne. as2o.

h t.. ~M - &# g. ##@ %%LE# && E#&@
Department. 81 The Interior. Land a.
lice ii santa ~. New Mesicn. Aprii
e. 1906.
Notice Il hereby given that TIE foi-
loving naIned settler has filed notice
Of bis intention 10 mike final proof IN
support IN his claim. and that said
proof win BE- made before United
States Court Commissioner II Las
segas. New Mexico. On June !. 1900.
viz: senon Marines. d Sanchez. San
Miguel comfy. New Mexico. for The
8 IL. s r IL. See. 2. y " IL, n y
IL. and y u IL. " w IA. SEE. II. T
i6 y. n 20 r
He names the following Witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence "
On and cultivation % said land. via
Jose A Qnintana. Bonsnra Quintana,
Alexandra Rodarto. Ramon A. TTn'
jilio. all of Sanchez. New Mexico.
MANUEL n. OTERo. Register.
S5I
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NOTICE FOR PusticsTion
Homestead Entry No. ss44.

Department Of the Interior, Land OF.
flee al santa ~, New Mexico. April
26. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
1owing-named settler has filed notice
Of his intention TO make final proof In
support OF bis claim, and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas. n. M, on June 4. 1906. viz.
Mary Z. Taylor. mother Of Isaac Tay
Tor deceased. or Cneryo. San Miguel
county. New Mexico. for the N " "a
Sec. ~. + IL N. r 2a y
He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence up
on ana cultivation or said land, Wiz.
W. l. Kirkpatrick, Eulogio Ortiz, Ro
sario Alderete. Bernardo Griego, all 81
Cueryo, New Mexico.
MANUEL 4. oTERo. Register
6-42
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- = @~N@@ H., - EF@%
Department Of the Interior. Land OF
flee at Santa Re. New Mexico. April
&c, 1906.
Notice II hereby given that the FOL.
loving named settler has filed notice
Of his intention 10 make final proof In
support of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before United
States Court Commissioner mt Las
Vegas, New Mexico, on June 4, 1906,
viz: Tomas A. Medina, or corazon,
san Miguel county NeM Nexics. for
the s w IT, " II. u w II. 3 "
IA. sec. I'll. s II IA. ~ u IA. " u isf,
S y IA, Sec. 20, T Is n. r % +.
He names the following witnesses
To prove his continuous residence m
o n and cultivation OF said land. viz
Jose urtado, Alexandra Fresdues,
Pablo Fresquez, Telesfor Montoya,
an of corazon. New Mexico.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register,
5.ia
~ -.aAN~1a #
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens F~oot-ease. . powder. Il
cures painful, smarting. nervous feet
and ingrowing nails. and instantly
takes the sting out Of corns and bun.
ions. MS the greatest conf dis.
covery ii the age. Aliens i
makes tight or new shoes Isef 10y,
II Ii 1 certain cure for sweating. cal
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Shoe Stores. BY mail for &c. in
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Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
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Caught Cold wniie hunting . Burr

Caught Cold wniie hunting . Burg.
o..
Mr.. VIM. Thos Ianorgun. provincial
constable II Chaplain. Ontario. says:
Il caught q severe cold while hunting
u burglar III the forest swamp last fall
Hearing of chamberlain'a Cough Rem.
edy. I tried II. ard AFTER using w
small bottles. 1 was completely cured
This remedy IL intended especially
Tor coughs and colds. u Will loosen
and relieve a severe cold ~ less time
than by any other treatment and u
IL iayorite wherever is superior excel
lenca has become known. For sais
Nv MI druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Eastern star. Rerrisr ecmnanicA.
ticn second and fourth Thursday even,
ings q each month All visiting broth.
err and sisters are cordially invited.
Mra b. Reed. worthy nafroa;
Z. X. nesrh. W r; Nh. Emma
Benedict. Sec. Mr.. A N. Howell.
Treas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

From cnaves county the Iattlefeid
Cattle company last week shipped Z
500 head Of thresyear-old steers to
Kansas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

chssmss Lodee. Ne. 2.
Regular communications nc sna sra
Thursdays Is sseh nenth. yisisins
brothers cordially lnvssed e r.
Buncher. w. NJ Charles n spos.
lecer. secretary
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Rsheksh Lodge. 4. o. o. r. meets
ssoona sad foarth THURSDAY evenings
"a zach mouth a tha | q. 81 7. sais.
Mrs. Malrie : Gsrliek. noble grand:
Mrs IAaa Heswrnck. vice grand Ms
Clara Bel. secretary; Nrs ssal,
Roberts. treasurer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

me sun 10 ascertain ana quiet the
title 70 the Sebastian Martha -
grant II almost concluded i tfoe
cupying more than thsss yearQ
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Rscmsn mees In Frsternal Brother
hood Hall. every second and fourth
Thursday sleep ii the eighth run
Visiting brothers always welcome 10
the wigwam. n 4. Corey. saeher
r. e. Barnes. chief Of records: =. p.
FRIES. collector ~ vsmpum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Frsternai sreskerheod. No. zoe.
meets every Friday night q their
hall in the Schmidt building. west 81
Fountain square. IL = o'clock. Waiting
members are slways welcome.
JAMES n. COOK.
President.
Miss Katie Hnrcheii. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

knlohss o. ceiusnbus meet every
second and fourth Tuesday Of the
month IL the Fraterna Brotherhood
han. Visitors welcomed. J. = Nc
No. q X: Frank strpss. y. Q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

F~rsterrsI Unlen n Amsries. Meets
firSt and third Tuesday evenings q
each month In the woodmaa BAN q
sixth street. q ! o'clock Mn. nmns
Berrinser. 7. -: ". q. Koogier. -
retary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-09
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd.
Standard Oil Wants
Alcohol Tax Kept

Washington. d. c., Feb. 20. - Tho
Ways and Means Committee Of the
House today listened to arguments In
opposition to the proposed removal of
the tax on alcohol used in the arts and
industries. The opposition ostensibly
comes from the wood alcohol produc.
ers who assert that their business
would be ruined by freeing denaturized
grain alcohol.
In reality, however. II is declared
that the real opposition to the removal
OF the tax Is backed by Standard Oil
influence. On account of the existing
tax the use OF alcohol in the United
States for industrial purposes, as II is
used in other countries, is practically
prohibited. II is pointed out that
where the rest of the civilized world
uses alcohol this country uses gasoline
and gasoline Is a Standard OIL prod
uct. Hence the opposition of the great
oil trust to having the alcohol tax re-
moved
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-09
ALL STAR Play
At THE ORPHBUM

A particularly clever play. partlcu
larry well performed, II now on at the
Orpbeum. There Is a separate sensa
ton in each scene of Confessions OF
a Wife and ut each drop of the cur.
tain enthusiasm breaks loose and
there is an uproar of appreciation.
A young girl from the country goes
TO the city and marries in haste. This
she regrets when she really comes to
love another whom she also marrjes,
and to whom she eventually COntesses.
Numerous enemies endeavor 10 shame
her and there are lots OF compiled.
lions. She deserts her first husband
because she discovers he Is already
married. She is the child Of mislor.
tune rather than the sinner. The child
OF her Illegal marriage plays an impor'
tant part. Little Sadie Grove, a wn.
some babe. takes the part Of the child
in the drama and catches at the hearts
of all.
Everybody In the Buhler company
appears as a star In this big attraction
or so II seems. for the players are all
emphatically strong in their several
characterizations. BUTLER Is grand 4.
Lillian Hayward splendid. Brenda FOw
Ter magnificent; Louise Orendorf a
great success: Drum most excellent (:
Auerbach and Juliette ChandIer. de-
lightful: wilkes vigorous and effect
i've; Wharton, at his very best; Chas
Place, a triumph. Every variety OF
sensation is produced.
The play will be repeated tonight
tomorrow afternoon and evening, and
Is sure to draw big crowds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-09
GEAR uPsETs WRIT
Continued from Pae. ~

would do so when he was ready. ON
this statement. X. w. Breckons, who
appears for the petitioner, yesterday
had a bench warrant issued against
Sasahara, but II was not served ~ he
could not be located
This morning Sasahara and his at
torney, Judge Gear, appeared before
Judge Lindsay. Gear stated that Sa-
sahara had been told by Mkt last
Wednesday to appear In court, but
had not been served before yesterday
noon Gear wanted TO know on what
knowledge the Issuance Of the warrant
was based.
Breckons answered that the warrant
had been issued on the statement
which Sasahara had made to Mkt, that
he would come when he was ready.
The warrant had not been served.
Gear said that the Court had no jir.
isdiction to issue the writ anyhow. The
last legislature had taken the power
10 issue writs OF habeas corpus away
from the Circuit Courts, and the SUI
rprtme Court had so decided In the case
9 of A. NJ. Brown VS. Goto. Gear him
. self did not think that such mower
vsould be taken away from the Circuit
Courts, That. however. made no Diff
ference. The Supreme Court had ruled
on the proposition and II was there
fore useless to continue with the mat
ter
Breckons held that the writ had Deen
issued by Lindsay as Second Judge and
Presiding Judge at Chambers.
Gear showed that the writ had been
Hlad In tho rirpuft Count mud agknl
that the writ be dismissed, which was
granted by Judge Lindsay.
Breckons Immediately prepared =
new writ directed 10 the Judge at
Chambers. which was Issued subse-
quently during the forenoon.
After Lindsay had ruled an amusing
little incident took place, Judge Gear
started to walk out Of the court room.
holding in his hand the writ OF habsas
corpus, which had been served on Sa-
sahara, when Clerk w. X. Sims called
him back
win you please give me that pa
per" said Sims.
why should ~" said Gear. "That
is the writ which was served on my
client"
But II should not have been served :"
answered Sims at is the original,
and the officer had no right to serve
It. lfH
ut was served on my man. said
Gear.
"Will you please give me that pa
per-" repeated Sims.
IN take no orders from the clerk"
said Judge Gear, addressing the Court
you should give II TO him, II II IL
the property of the Court" said Judge
Lindsay.
Il am not sure that II is," retorted
Gear.
The matter was finally settled most
amicably, Gear returning the Original
TO Sims on the condition that ne should
be given certified copy in It's place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-09
KAAPANA POOR PLACE
FOR SALOON PROMOTERS

Hilo, March Ga semi.annual meet.
ing OF the Hawaii Congregational As
ISOLATION was held at Kalapana, Puma
IRON Thursday to Sunday OF the past
week.
Rev. DIR. Scudder, superintendent af
mission, and others from a distance
were present. A resolution was adopt.
ed approving the policy OF the union OF
contiguous smaller churches In the sup
port OF a minister. The matter OF sys.
tematic benevolence was discussed
and enthusiasm prevailed for the sup
port OF the Hawaiian Board OF Home
Missions and the American Board OF
Foreign Missions.
Mrs, Ruth b. Baker mother OF DR..
Baker, OF Kona, was licensed to
preach.
The suggestion TO limit calls to pas.
tors TO Ave years was approved.
Rev. o. II. Gulick delivered an ad.
dress on the subject: Workers To.
gether With God"
Rev. Kamakawiwoole also delivered
2 remarkable address.
MI. John Martin. agent OF the Ha.
wall Anti-Saloon League, was present
and addressed the association.
Rev. s. l.. Desha was prominent for
his able interpretations.
Visitors attending expressed appre.
citation Of the helpfulness of Deputy
Sheriff Haaheo, and OF the hospitality
of the people OF the place. Kalapana
has the distinction Of being known az
the town where no signatures can be
obtained to petition for a saloon
Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-09
pEpARTE Ed.

Thursday, March s.
Y. s. A. T. Thomas, Lyman, for San
Francisco.
stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, D. m.
Stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, for Kauai ports,
p. m.
Am. schr. BERTHE Minor, Raven, for
Gray's Harbor.
3. S. Mlowera, Hemming, for Van
couyer, . .. m.
Stmr. Helene, for Maui and Hawaii
ports.
Friday, March Q.
Bktn. Irmgard, Schmidt, for San
Francisco. 10 a. m.