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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
CONGRESSMEN OPEN DITCH
AND HAVE LUAU ON MAUI

following wireless telegram from Sec
retary and Acting Governor Atkinson
yesterday:
"Kahulu, May 10.
PARTY all landed safely and dis
tributed in homes. All in lao valley
today for luau. Portion goes to Olinda
tomorrow to ascend Haleakala. An
other portion will follow later. They
will sleep on the summit, all descending
on Friday. All well.''
RECEPTION BY ROYALTY.
Princess Kalanianaole will give a re-
ception ON Wednesday evening, May 20,
from to 10 clock, at "Pualeilani, "
in honor of the Congressional party.
1t will be invitational.
CONGRESSIONAL DINNER.
The banquet to the visiting Con-
gressmen by the business organizations
will be given at the Moana Hotel on
Monday evening, May 81. There will
be full moon that night. AS, through
a prior engagement, the Hawaiian
band can not be present, Hawaiian
quintet club will be in attendance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
COURT ITEMS.

An amended complaint has been fled
IN the suit of the partners In kwong
chong Yuen 90, against the partners IN
Lung DO Wal 60, judgment ls pray
cd Tor ssslss0 damages on account ~
the destruction of dams, causing the
loss ~ ducks and hHh on the ranch ~
plaintiffs az WAIKIKI,
kahawall Kane sues his wife, Mary
Enos kahasall Kane, for divorce on
tho ground nf deaertion Thoy were
marred In 1897 at Waialua The wife
cams 90 Honolulu on visit IN 1893, ae'
e0rdlnH ~ tho complaint, ANA ehH
caught M quarantine shen she took
q fancy ~ another man whom she
aflerNaTd refused ~ leaYe foT her las
ful husband
luaHs Dolls Hhnled christopher
johnson alsehaTsp irim bephruplef
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
RHEUMATISM MAKES LIFE MIS-
ERABL.E.

A happy home Is the most valuable
possession that is within the reach OF
mankind. but you cannot enjoy ita
comforts II you are suffering from
rheumatism, You throw aside business
cares when you enter your home and
you can be relieved from those rheu-
matte pains also by applying Cham
berlain'H Pain Balm One application
Will give you relief ana It's continued
use for a short time VIII bring about .
permanent cure. For sale by all deal
eFs, Benson, smith a Co. Ltd, agents
for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION 5.


George u Akau to Alice !. Andrews !
Kauka CD 60 Mrs Nahalclua. !
Kauka (k) TO kanaloa (b...... !
kauka lk) to Mrs Louise Cullen. !
Margaret Cullen to William II
Urcenwoll. u.............,. i
Kaumakapili Church by trs to VIM
X Castle ......,............ L
See Zip Benevolent Soc by trs to
See Zip Benevolent Soc .... |
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Women's
Home Mission Soc Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church ..,... 1
A q Correa to NJ A Gonsalves. p
Joaqune Silva and VT to Joao
Rodrigues ................. NJ
A n Campbell tr by atty to Ka-
lopa Levi and hsb ........... +
Along w Heen to j Alfred Magoon /
Kamala Nahoolewa by mtgee to
George Trimble -. .......... |
Mary L Low to George Trimble... L
Entered for record May Z, 1907.
Kekumano Kaolelo to Kualii Hore
(w) ...... ...... .....''''.
T. Akimoto to l. Takano .CM
Mrs. Maria Barete ct al, to William
Savidge, Tr...... .... ...... .CM
Kapahiku to G. n. Wilcox ........ /
Est. of S. C. Allen by Trs., to J. 7.
Wirud ........ ........ ...... Re
Ane II. Keama and hsb. to Keku-
mano Kaolelo (w) ............ L
NJ. w. Tschudi to John IL. DIAL
media ........ ................A AN
John II. d 'Almeida to Annie Kaea Re
Chin Shee by attys. and hsb. to
MARIA barete ........ ..''.'.'
Entered for Record May s, 1907.
Kamala Nahoolowa by aft of
mtgee to J Alfred Magoon. ... F. A
San Antonio Port Ben Soc of II to
Annoy Silva ............... II
Annoy Silva and hsb to Joseph Pal
ko Jr u
w II Kaulunahele and wf to Hen
ry Louisson .............. d
Henry Louisson to w H Kauluna
hele. ~
II NJ Stalnaker adv Cecil Brown. f. j
Mary X Kaleikini and hsb to Allen
& Robinson Ltd ............. NJ
Entered for Record May 8, 1907.
Edward Hamauku ct al to Frank
~ Archer ......'.' '....'..'.
Joe Roberts and VT to l. l. Me-
Candless. ID
Mele X Kamauoha and hsb to An
ma S Wright. Observation-Disclosures. M
Chow Chu Fai to Choy Lock. ..B S
Gilbert J Waller and VT to James
X Won Oelhaffen ............... ID
Entered for record May 13, 1907.
Chock Nan to Chuk Lup Sing AL
Thos w Hebron and VT to Anna II
Bailey ct al Observation-Disclosures. d
+ A Schaefer & Co, Ltd to NJ Ethel
II Whterhouse ............R Rel
M Ethel X Waterhouse and hsb to
Tom May ......... ....... NJ
Adelaide V Correa and hsp to Rich
ard III Trent, Tr .............. NJ
Adelaide V Correa and hsb to Rich
ard II Trent, Tr, ...... .Addtl Secty
Hans Jensen and VT to Antoine l.
Bisho ...... ........ .......... ID
Antoine L Bisho and VT to Richard
H Trent, Tr M
+ M Lyons to j Paakaula ANN. Rel
Entered for record May IA, 1907.
Uki Matsumida to Lum 1t and wf d A
r A Wadsworth to Wahinekapu. Rel
Wahinekapu and hsb to John r
Ieixelra '..... ............... ~
Tam Leong and VT to w G Scott. d
VIM Henry to Sing Yin On Co -. l.
Paulo Moi and VT to Maria Gou-
Vela ...... ........ ...-...... u
Honolulu Library & r r Assn to
Charles T Rogers ..... Rel
Charlotte ID King to Mary E Clark d
Mary Z Clark and hsb to Richard
IL Trent, Tr .................. M
San Antonio Port Ben Soc of II
to Adelaide V Correa ....... Rel
Dang Won to Chang See .......B s
Joao Boteilho and VT to V f Pan
II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
scnooL SESSION INTERRUPTED

A lltto gln died rather suddenly the
other daS. whose sister ia a pupll In
Kaokapua school on Vineyard street
Their home ls on Nuuanu avenue, q
short distance from tho school The
death produced degree OF panle
among the soh0l ohidren, which was
somewhat shared b. lho principal In
THIS condition ~ thingH superintendent
Rabbit yesterday morning excused the
whole arhn0l from attendance unlil
Monday muTulnH,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17

Harry q hills appeared in person
before Judge Robinson 10 moys 10 Tar
npen he eases against A ~ Clara
ana =, a, Herring, Hhleh Ners dismiss
~ Tar default ~ prosecution, clark
sppsaTfa ln person ana b 81 Thompf
aon feT liennE The hsafings ssTs
continued iInlll lhls maTninH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
MANDAMUS AGAINST
JUDGE kEPO|KAI

chief Justice F'rear issued an alter
native writ OF mandamus. returnable
May 27, on the application ot Attorney
General Peters, commanding Judge Ke-
poikal OF the Second Circuit to show
cause why he should not sign AN order
10 the stenographer 10 furnish a trans
cript OF testimony In the case OF w. %.
Aikon. subland agent. against II II.
Hitchcock and otto Meyer for tll55 and
interest FOR rent. IN which Judge Ke-
p0lkal gave judgment for defendants.
Tho Attorney General wants tho
transcript for the purposes OF appeal.
but Judge Kopolkni refuses 10 Sign
tho order without a guarantee of the
expense, The sten0grapher was ono
employed by the Judge, there being
none attached 10 his court,
According ~ "A Hawaiian decision
ana tho statute Il IL claimed hy the
Attorney General transcript pf tes-
limpny must bu furnished in The Ter
fllory when required without cost,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
CHILDREN MUST
HAVE PENSIONS

In the case of the five Rodrigues mi
ncrs by their next friend, Joaquin
Garcia, against the Portuguese Mutual
Benefit Society of Hawaii, a submis-
sion ON agreed facts. majority of the
Supreme Court, Chief Justice Frear
dissenting, renders judgment for the
plaintiffs. 1t is an important decision
to benefit societies.
Justice Hartwell is author of the pre-
vailing opinion. Justice Wilder signing
it with him. E. A. Douthitt represent
ed plaintiffs, and E. NJ. Watson the
defendant. The syllabus of opinion
is as follows:
'.R. as member of the defendant So
ciety corporation, from August 25,
1889, paid his monthly dues an1 re-
ceived no benefit until his death, April
3, 1904 period of over fourteen years.
A, bylaw of the society when he be-
came a member provided as follows:
The society gives the following assist
ance to children of its MEM
bers: To the children Of less than IL
years of age, orphans of members who
during 10 years have contributed with
out having received benefits, the So
ciety shall give pension until they
complete the age of IL years. This
benefit shall be of SO cents daily II
member belongs to the first class and
of 25 cents If to the second class Mo-
vember 20, 1903. little over four years
after the end of the ten years of his
membership and little more than four
months before his death. the bylaw
was amended by substituting fifteen
years for ten years. r. did not con-
sent to the change but, being resident
of Wailuku, was not entitled to notice
of meetings which was required to be
given only to residents of Honolulu.
Held, Frear, C. j., dissenting, the
bylaw did not affect the pen-
sion right acquired under the bylaw
prescribing ten years as the term and
does not purport to apply to such
cases"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17

tho
cations and channss too offensive In the form OF
hair
he Ssn"
A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17

Judar Prisoner nave You anything
10 saY 90 iho renFl heiple sentence u
plnneunppdf Prisoner bsH lhe court
~ consider sac youth ~ nay RsleFhef
Visits ana lilaeh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
Gu I |CURA
REMEDIES
tn S 6 7

Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP, to cleanse the
skin, CUTICURA Ointment, 10 heal the skin, and
CUTICURA RES0LVENT, TO cool the blood, Is
often sufficient to cure the most tOrturing, dis
figuring skin, scalp, and blood humourS, raSheS,
itchingS and irritatiOns, with loss Of hair, when
The best physicians, and all other remedies fail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
HORbuTQ, Bremen FIIe IRSuIORCe Co.

The undersigned having been -ap
pointed agents oi the above company
arc prepared to insure risks against
IRE on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply AZ the office Of
+. a. sCHAFFER q CO. Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17

Territory NJ HAWAII by v. ", Mll-
fnllon, Deputy Attorney denefal, has
entered an exception 10 Judge LlAd-
says judgment awarding q vested rlHht
10 lhn nshery n hpkaueA 10 kaplolanl
Estate I'D ari "a lhs allowance NJ
eafis against the Territory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
North German Marine Insuhance 20

North German Marine Insurance 20.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here. and
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers OF the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
F. A. SCHAFFER & CO.,
General Agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
oFFIcERsi

pIREcToRsi chas, n, Cooke, y, O.
Jones y, W. MaefaFlane, u, w. bishop,
D.. y, Tennsy, J, A, Aecandlsss, O, w.
Aihsrl0n, 9. ~, Cooke,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS IN
PARTMnhTa.

Strict siisnilon siysn 20 sil branches
VI Ranking,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
THE ALONG CASE.

The so-called Along trust case-Car-
rie B. Riggs W Julia II. Along and 9TH
ers-came up on, demurrers before
Judge Robinson yesterday morning. r
w. Breckons and w. w. Thayer ap'
peared for complainant; ]. ]. Dunno
for Julia H. Along; w. T. Rawlins for
Alice L. Hutchinson, Martha NJ. Dough-
erty, Helen C. Henshall, Albert F.
Along, Julia H. Johnstone, Mary Along
Tony Along, Ella p. Whiting, M. b.
Brewster and Bessie r. Burns; Magoon
& Lightfoot, for Emmeline NJ. Magoon;
A. S. Humphreys, for Marie K,
Humphreys; A. G. M. Robertson, for
Nancy L. McStocker.
Mr.. Dunno opened by reading the
complaint and argued until II noon
when recess was taken until p. m
At that time Mr.. Dunno resumed
speaking the rest of the day. He con-
tended that the deeds of C. Along to
his wife did not create trust as claim
ed in the bill.
A number of the respondents in their
answers assented to the prayers of the
complainants. thus placing themselves
on her side as against Mrs. Along and
the children tanding by her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
JUDGMENTS.

Judge Lindsay granted a motion for
default presented by Kinney, McClan-
ahan & Derby for plaintlff in the suit
of California Electrical Works against
Guy owens Electrical Construction Co.
IL was for a balance Of $iS722 on a
promissory note, together with interest
and costs. the complaint heing dated
October IS, 1906.
Judge Robinson gave judgment for
plaintiff for the amount claimed. $3.50.
costs and Interest, In the suit Of II. 10.
Cruzan against Neal $. Andrews.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17

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Kissing the Pope's Toe

THE custom of kissing the feet of persons
whom It was desired TO honor originated
with the ancients- The people OF Oriental
nations used to kiss the hands and feet or hens
of the clothes of the persons they wished to
show respect for.
The ancient Egyptians got this custom from
the Assyrians. and later the Greeks adopted
the habit from the Egyptians The Romans
followed the Greeks and then POntifex Maxi
mus had his great toe kissed BY celebrities
The story will be remembered of the old
BrIton ruler who appeared TO do homage 20 a
Roman monk after the conquest of Briton
lie was told that II was customary to kiss the
foot OF the holy father He hesitated for a
moment and then. bending down. he suddenly
seized the monk by the ankle and. jerking il
up TO his lips. toppled the worthy father over
backward.
The toe of the Sultan of Turkey is kissed bv
subjects OF high rank Those OF more lowly
position are merely allowed to touch the fringe
OF his garment TO their lips, and the poorest
classes must be content 70 make a low obeisance
IN his presence.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-20
Conference on Soil Survey.

At the department of agriculture to- day conference was he'd between J. N. Wtkinsoil consmlslsanerref eets- culture for Alabama, and Milton Whis ney chief of the bureau of soils, and pr. Bonsteel, field agent of the bu- reau. The object of the conference was to arrange for the soil survey in Alabama authorized by the legislature of the state and which will be decided by the United States government as far as possible.
 Mr. smith, who for several years, has been assigned by the department to Alabama and Georgia, will be sta tionedf at Montgomery with Commls- sloner Wilkinson. Mir. Smith will have charge of the topographing, mapping and other general field work, It was also arranged that everything con nected with the survey party be under the direction of Commissioner Wilk Q inson.
 IL is likewise agreed that the com missioner cooperate with the Alabama congressman in their respective dis tricts wherever 1t can be done To con serve the work and to carry out the general utility plans go that the va rious soils of the state may be prop erly classified
 The bureau here and that at Mont gomery both agree that practical demonstration of the work showing the adaptability of crops to the various soils is A necessity and that this work will be carried out in full and as soon as possible
 Mr. Wilkinson also had conference with the acting chief of the bureau of forestry as to ther creosoting methods. and as to keeping C. l.. HUI in Alabama. Ii was decided by the de- partment that MT. Hll is to remain until the experiments in the state are completed As requested, MT Hill will visit the various fairs to be held this year in Alabama to demonstrate the work by exhibiting the creosote poles.
 Representative Hobson was present at todavts conference. MT. Wilkinson leaves for home tomorrow night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-20
ROGERS NEARLY
 LOSES FORTUNE Standard Oil Magnate Has
 Shaky Investment MILLIONS IN TIDEWATER Vireni Railway Project Has Ab- sorbed Over $40 ooo, ,ooo of Rogers
 Money and Will Need More
 Before It Is Completed.
MILLIONS IN TIDEWATER

New York, September 19.-Reports have been current in Wall street for some time that II. IT. Rogers of the Standard oil company had been heavily interested in the Tidewater railway project in Virginia and that he had lost heavily by the investment The Evening Post says today that it can be stated positively that Mr. Rogers incurred d personal obligation in the Tdewater project much in excess of $40000,000 The Post also says the situation has been entirely cleared up.
 The Evening Post says:
 "Conirmation was obtained on Wall street today of reports to the effect that H. II. Rogers was heavily inter- ested in the Tidewater railway pro ject.
 According to the stories previously circulated upwards of 40 per cent of Mr Rogers fortune has been involved in the Tidewater investment. It was reported today that the personal ob ligation incurred amounted to $40 O,O00,- GOO. It can be stated positively that the sum is much larger than the amount named; also that the situation has been entirely cleared up.
 "In order to meet the demands made upon him in connection with the con struction of the railroad, MT. Rogers was forced to dispose of large amount of investment stock at Il sac rifice. All during the recent decline in prices the vice president in the Standard oil company sold gilt edged stocks. such as Standard oil. Consoli- dated Gas, Union Pacific and St. Paul
 Some five or six years ago, against the advice of his friends, MT Rogers started to build in West Virginia, q low grade road. which would parallel the Norfolk and Western. His ob- feet was to carry coal and lumber to tidewater. The line was to be 444 miles long. only 125 miles have been completed.
 "Only a few months ago, in order to raise s10,00000 for the Tidewater road II. H. Rogers issued his personal note secured by 20,000000 mortgaged bonds, $1O, 900, 900 stock and $10,OOO,OOO dividend or interest paying collateral. These per cent notes were endorsed by II. H. Rogers personally.
 Railroad officials who have watched the construction of the railroad with interest from the beginning, say that the project, even at this stage, is more or less problematic. It is confidently believed, however, that with the sac rinces already made in disposing of high priced securities Rogers is in a position to gain his end and see the mileage completed.
 "It was learned some months ago that the Standard Oil man and his associates had bought up all the avail able lumber and coal lands in West Virginia. These purchases amounted to thousands of acres and will in some future time, supply the Tidewater road with traffic"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-20
People of Middle West and South Are Alive to Their
 Interest
PANAMA CANAL TRADE
 WILL BENEFIT SOUTH
John Barrett Declares That the South Will Reap Wonderful Reward From Trade With South America
 Canal and Rivers.

Washington. September 19--(Spe- cial. )--John Barrett, director of the bureau of American republics, who has just returned from a trip to the middle west, says the people are en- thusiastic there over the impetus which will be given the lakes to the gulf waterway proposition through the trip of the President down the Mis- sissppi.
 These people, said MT. Barrett, make the material that the Latin Americans want. This Is especially true as to farming machinery, the bulk of which is shipped to South America via the Atlantic coast, The proposed canal will accommodate class of ves- sels which will be entirely eaworthy on the gulf and can reach the west coast of South America through the Panama canal. Returning cargoes will prove equally profitable, for in the face of the diminishing lumber supply 1t is only matter of time before a strong call will be made upon the South American forests. In ten years the trade of the south will have increased many fold and that will be only the beginning"