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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29
ACQUITTED OF
LIQUOR SELLING
CFrom Thursdays Advertiser.)~

(From Thursdays Advertiser)~
Suzuki and Soyo Suzuki. Ja~arese
man and wife. were put on trial before
U. S. Judge Dole yesterday for carry
ing on business Of retail dealer in
liquors without the special tax The
place of their alleged traffic was Wal
luku. Assistant District Attorney
Dunno appeared for the United states
and Judge Humphreys for the defend
ants.
These twelve men were sworn to try
the case: w. F. Hebron, W. 5. Terry,
e. c. Bond. S. A. Walker. F. H. Kilbey,
j. n. Wood, z. A. McInerny, John
Effinger. j. II. Schnack, ]. ]. Macdon-
aid, Samuel Parker and Daniel Lowell
A verdict of not guilty was returned
in the afternoon. One of the principal
witnesses against the couple was
Porto Rican who said he had obtained
a drink at their house one night,
COUNTERFEITER'S PENALTY.
Six months at hard labor and a fine
of 500 and costs made up the penalty
imposed by Judge Dole on Kim Yong
Hun, the Korean convicted of having
in possession a couHterfeiting die.
THE INDICTED PERSONS.
Arrangements were among the orders
of the day before Judge Dole.
Melville NJ. Harmon, subornation OF
perjury: George Kekauoha and Jennie
X. Kekauoha. perjury. had pleas con-
tinued until December Z.
Louis Florkoff's plea to larceny was
continued until November 90. when the
court will assign counsel for his de-
tense.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29
HAWAIIAN HOTEL UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

Despite all rumors to the contrary.
this popular hosiery IL not only omen
for business. but r. planning a better
service than ever. In view Of the re-
tirement Of AFR. Bews. Mr.. Edwin q
child of New York city has been en-
gagged as manager: and the directors
believe that they have been particu-
larly fortunate IN their selection. which
was made on the recommendation ~
Mr.. Alexander Young. durina h,s re-
cent visit to the mainland. upon The
Endorsement OF Mr. Wood Of ne "a.
Francis. and Mr. de Wolfe of the In
pcrial Hotel. san Francisco.
MT child Is a hotel expert 81 large
experience. and. what Is perhans ~
equal Importance. he r. a broadmindeI
man who has seen much 81 the world
As such. It Is confidently expected
that he will be fully competent ~
adapt the knowledge gained IN his rast
career to the new environment IN
which he Is now placed a. manarar
Of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel he has
been manager OF the Yarmouth Hotel
Atlantic City. y. j.: the Ocean Houss.
Long Branch. y, J.: the York ana n.
Ogden, both in New York Previously
to these engagements. he was chisf
clerk of the Ponce de Leon. 81. Al
gustine. Pa: the Auditorium CHI
cago. and the Victoria. New YORK.
Mr.. Child Is enthusiastic about the
beautiful surroundings Of the Hawaii
ian Hotel. and Is sanguine % making
II financial success. Peing thor
'ughly up-to-date American. &c b.
iieves that the surest way % attain
that end is TO give his patrons exactly
what they demand. to give them sre--
ing quality. rejecting all cheap sub
stitutes. He strongly advises the in
mediate reopening OF the dininx-reouz.
which was temporarily closed during
The dull season. and Il Is understood
hat this win be done on or about
December L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29
LITTLE WA|F
IS M0THERED

Here is an intensely pathetic story
OF genuine human motherhood gather
ed from the ordinarily dry routine OF
judicial proceedings 1t Is OF a beau
tiful child cruelty abandoned in the
street at birth. but rescued by a good
Samaritan reincarnate in the person
of motherIy native woman, who nur-
lures the babe to strength and vigor.
Now she claims IL as her own child
and, to assure herself OF its possession
and the infant OF comfortable home.
she rivets her motherhood upon the
little waif by the invioIable sanction
OF law.
William Moses Kapu, as his new
mother names him, is handsome boy
of almost perfectly white skin. who
bids fair to grow up an honor to his
warm-hearted preserver.
A decree Of adoption by Judge De
Bolt gives Male luke the charge Of
William Moses Kapu, with all the re-
lations of parent and child including
the latter's right Of inheritance. The
ch.ld's biography thus far. as related
by his adaptive mother in her petition.
is as follows:
That William Moses Kapu. Of the
age CT ten months. the petition de-
clared, lis a. child found BY this De-
titioner on the night of Jansary Is.
lse., on Queen street, in said Honolulu.
said child having apparently been
born but few hours and deserted by
its mother.
That your petitioner does not know
who the parents of said child are. and
no one has made any claim to said
child since said 18th day Of January.
1907.
That your petitioner has had the
care. control and custody Of said child
from January IS, 1907. to the present
time.
That your petitioner is DESTROYS Of
adopting said child so that It shan
sustain toward her the legal relation
OF child and parent, with all OF the
privileges and duties appertainine to
such relationship. and with fun rights
of inheritance from and through each
other to the same extent as II said
child were the petitioners own child.
And your petitioner further saws
that she is able and willing to adopt
said child; to give It a comfortsble
home and such care and support "a IL
may need"
Chas. F. Peterson represented the
petitioner. AS his contribution Of
for the rescued waif he gave
his services in the adoption proceed
Ings free.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29
PITCHER BURNS
IS A BUSTER

There is strong possibility thar
one Of the Pacific Coast aggregation %
baseball players will contest In The. biz
Wild West Show In Honolulu. MIR
Fisher was greatly interested when Re
saw the list Of events for the coubov
carnival published In the Aarertiser
say, our man Burns fran the Texas
League is the greatest broncho b.ssrsr
ever saw. and I've seen some p-es-v
clever ones" said Fisher after be read
Of the coming show. .Tf the WIZ
West Show people will permit him 81
enter. the spaiding team win put "
the entire gate receipts on Burns.
Eoen Low says that he viii BE- glad
10 have Burns enter. as the eontesr D.
free for all and one OF the entries VIA
De John Winters. who came all ne
way from Cheyenne for that purposs.
IL Burns enters as a representa-
from the lone star State. It VIII make
a national AFFAIR out OF the contest
Everybody in town Is talking COVE
boy show and the indications are that
sne crowd seeing 1t viii be double tLas
Of two years ago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29
AN INQUIRY ANSWERED.

gentleman at Bembesi, Rhodesia,
writes to inquire where Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy can be procured. He
says he has learned of the good effects
resulting from its use, and as children
in that locality are often subject to
coughs. he desired to give it a trial.
This remedy may be procured from
any store or chemist. For coughs,
colds and Group there is nothing bet
ter. and as it contains no injurious
substance it can be given to the small
est child with perfect security. For
sale by all dealers. Benson. Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
Sugar Factors Co. stock, say. 1900
s211, 500
Settlements for unexpired
leases, say 1890. ......... $4,000
s1ss.5oo
A total of ss4s,sso. or 1874 per share
to the stakeholder"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29
10 Cure A COLD m One DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
+. w. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. U S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29

The German ship Marie Haekfeld has
COMPLETED the disehargiug Of the FER
tili7er which she brought to this port
and the general cargo viii now T.
taken mt as ouieklv as possible About
1900 tons, consisting mainly OF cese.
ee-ent and liquors OF various kiud<
VIII be handled BY the sseved0res BE-
fore the German vessel sails.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29

Balance credit Jan. 1. 1910,
payable to stockholders. s157. $50
Estimated crop for 1910 strip
off rattoons)-
100 acres rattoons is to %
months growth a 2 22o0
500 acres rattoons IA to II
months growth q H. 625
2s25
ISIS tons a $50 ............-.. s1ss.5oo
mos. expenses, say q $500 $1,000
Balance credit July 1. 1870. 1924, 500
Sen real estate, mules, build
fngs, locomotives, landing ma
cfifnery. wagons, wire cables,
sundry tools ....... ....... $4,000
Sell min machinery, say ......' 10000
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

treat along the alley. He was pursued
by Tanner, who outdistanced him. A
rough and tumble mix-up ensued, but
the pursuer managed to hold on to the
pursued, and called Justify for aid.
He was assisted by a neighbor, and to.
gether they brought the recalcitrant
O'Brien to the cooler, where he was
locked up for the night.
In the morning, before his honor,
Judge Duell, O'Brien was arraigned.
He plead guilty to the charge Of petty
larceny, but said in explanation, that
he knew not what he was about, for
what on earth would he do with q
horse collar, On the other hand, Tan
ner said that he was firmly convinced
that the man was in full possession OF
his faculties, and had made the touch
with malice aforethought with the pos
sible intention of exchanging it for
some more convenient article of ap-
3parel. This last sounded more plaus-
ib1e to the judge, and the trial ended
with the above result.
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= = = ;, "
NARROW ESCAPE
Has william Hurst, Jr. From Serious
+. = Injury Sunday

Last Sunday evening as William
Hurst, Jr., was driving his horse,
hitched to a light buggy, along West
Fifth street, the horse stumbled and
fell into ditch which is being dug in
front of the new McNaughton livery
barn. The, horse, buggy and occupant
all went into the ditch together, and
it is almost miraculous that all escap-
ed serious injury. AS it was the only
damage done as yet, is that which the
harness sustained, it being broken up
pretty badly. The horse, being a
young animal, may have sustained in
juries which it will take time to show
up. ,l Hurst says that there we're no
lanterns placed over the ditch, which
was about six feet deep, and that the
street. lamp on: the. corner was out.
A: B. Kerlin, manager Of the electric
light company, and who was engaged
:in the digging of the ditch, preparatory
to the installing of a water plug, main
ttains that he had ordered lanterns
placed on the embankment,. and il
they were not there at the time, they
had been stolen by passers-by. Mr.,
Kerlin admits that the street lamp had
burned out, and says 1T is :of no ,an-
common occurrence for this to happen.
and that iti is almost Imp ossible to pre-
vent the lights from burning out at il.
|oppDrtune times.
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Pretty Home Wedding

Al pretty home wedding occurred at
the home of Mi Brand On West Fifth ! stl.
street Tuesday afternoon ct 3 o'clock,
when Judge Henry united IN marriage
Rudolph Koshnick and Miss Mamie lal lit.f
Junglin of 81. Cloud linn 5S The sIl,s.
couple were attended by the groon1'iaf ea '1'if
,,itss sister, Miss Helen oshnick from. ON.
Grand Forks and nd ward Rob allie. 4.
II the evening a SUM mptlous wedding
supper was served AT Which the mum, NUM-
erous friends % the groom were pres. pres
ent. r Koshnick is 9 popullla as Il and aIas
ven known railroad engineer irl the. the.
,esmploye of the Great yortherln. The lss
happy couple viii make their future .l'
home with Mrs. Brand:
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(,alallt With IIiiofs Collar

And vet another boarder has appear
"a to grace sherii elford's festal
board he III supposed to work at
hard labor for thirty days, Incidental
James o'Rrien ii the name 81 the
new star
= seems hat last a. day evening
Dell Tanner. d resident o. the city,
strolled ont tto hhiis barn 10, see that
every thing was ~. 81 being Hal
love and the Juveniles wers abroad
~ the IHfe saw 4 man \ erl1er rsglng
from the building Il rather
large ana icls HID
hand. annsr approa md
asked what II man replied
cent dantly that u collar.
ft,s,n ex ami attiios, Dell sas
it YER Taseanib I'll
eolIar be1on llsss and
stepped inside chs bun ii
Hll hts harness VS. should aa.
TsslraeslIa Isrien bear II gssss.
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Gets ReE,FliIland=. !

n AZ lad whose name IL withheld #on
account OF past good conduct, was ar
rested on the complaint Of q 1 Mrs.
Johnson, nell hbor, on the charge
Of, cruelty to animals and also On
using obscene 1ang guage Wednesday
morning The hearing was held be.
fore Judge Duell ia the afternoon, who,
after giving the lad q severe reprimand
and On the promise 3 Of the mother to
more carefully look after her son ID
the future, discharged the case 4s
tt seems that the boy the
neighbor'a COW to stake and then
drove her around ii q circle When
the woman came out and reno onstrat-
s.esd with him he called her several
foul names
All of the parties involved live west
.of the round house.
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Vendetta

!" If you have ever read Marie Corelli's
Vendetta" you will be pleased to
know that we will have the stage YER
sion of that famous novel at the ar
mory in the near future. Nothing can
be of more interest dramatically than
the life Of poor Fabio, portrayed on
the stage BY a man of Mr.. Arthur's
reputation. Fabio has everlasting
confidence in his friend and is blind
to the attention his friend lis paying
his truthless wife. During the plague
jFabio is stricken. His friend insists
that he be buried alive while in semi
conscious state, leaving the way clear
that he may carry on his love affairs
with Fabio's wife. Fabio is apparent.
s1y laid to rest In a casket IN the tomb.
During the night he regains con-
sctougness and finds himself buried
alive; The tortures and misery In try
ing to release himself from his terri
BILE confinement is said to be one OF
the best pieces OF acting ever witness
ed In Al stage peril formance. Mr.. Arthur
is fully equal to the task. having play.
ed In AL the better legitimate dramas
both M this country and abroad.
While asmere boy he Joined the Booth
and Barret com binat ton when 1T was
N It's height. Mr. thur win be as
sisted by select metre litan cast
$of players and the .sv ende tia win Be
offered ut popular prices, Tor the first
time with such an exec elIent cast al
the aranory next saturda Nov 9TH. n;
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IL There are 15O,0OO,O0O bushels of
grain ready to be marketed in the Da-
kotas and Minnesota. The necessities
Of the. northwest are therefore more
important than any other section of
the country, demanding the fullest
consideration of the treasury depart
ment. Ten million dollars placed in
the Twin City banks would raise the
embargo and start grain shipments to
Europe. This would relieve the finan-
cfal stress in the east much sooner
than the deposits of the treasury de-
partment in the New York banks. The
treasury relief operations should have
been begun where the congestion is
the greatest. Our people are not los
ing their heads. They have no fear
Of a panic. But in this crop moving
season our business men should have
special consideration.
+ (signed)
Henry G. Hansbrough,
~. s. Senator"
r. =
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Editor Voigt of Leeds, makes noise.
like a man who wants a political io:sss~
Tribune. a :s2 = =. &. G !. 5= $,,ss
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Society of Equity To- Meet Here
,Tha aI,,,,,a1 ,,,s,ati n, sI,s ~

The annual nneeting of the lorth
Dakota branch off the Am merican So
ciety auity meet II DeVils
Lake yenher at which time
II expected that there VII bss iii
the naighborhood off 200 delegates
from rIous parts off the state in t ST.
tendance
This society is one that HI doing
much for He farlner ana there should
Sbe no lack off Int teleak shown by
speople behooyss sls 81 Il,
extend ID these iisiittoIs tElla II hand
and dos All in our power NJ ma their
sgaeetins ii I3agil ia l,ottlh pIeasasst
and profitahll NJ gss 2B#
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ASK
SenatOr ilanshrOlgI Has eellegfapiled
the President For IlnanGlaI Aid

st8 In View of the present financial situ-
alton roughoutt the northwest sana-
tos EIanshrough has sent the folloWing
telegram To the prasiden i. The sena-
tor I'D a member off the finance com.
mittee Of the senate and anticipates
that some Isnpo portant les isiation touch
Ing the curf question win be be-
tore that COM IA stse AZ the conin seas
sion oi corgT ess::
40 Iis HIxeclIe Iency s'hsodora Iaooss-
Preside dent lite HOUSE,
washington T
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f. ~ - H%
FORMAL ING
Of. the fIseant@Nsw Mann Depart
ment Store Will Occur. Tomorrow

iFhe new Mann store will be formal
IT, opened tomorrow afternoon, and the
citizens of Devils Lake and vicinity
are cordially invited to attend. Be-
tween the hours of 2:30 and $50 in
the afternoon and from 1900 till 10 in
the evening, music will be furnished
by4-a happy and melodious combina-
ton Of vioin, futa and harp, being per-
formed upon by artists, and cut flow
'ers will be given to the ladies as souv-
enirs of the occasion. It is worth any
one's time, be they prospective pur-
chaser Or not, to inspect the new Mann
quarters. which are undoubtedly the
finest In the city. The latest style of
fixtures; and show cases are used
throughout. The immense stock is
thereby displayed to the utmost ad-
/ vantage, In the large, airy and well
lighted basement are to be found mis-
5ceIaneous and. all necessary house
saliao51d .aalIcses, while the. main; floor Is
devoted to mems, women's and chill
Idrenss wear, anda thoroughly equip.
Eped grocery department. 4. n. =*>$ II:
| A large force of polite and efficient
tclerks will be on hand to tend to the
wants of. the customer, and will be
lpleased to show anyone any article OF
the large and complete sock Of. up to
/ date goods. .:=s.. :. .,.%
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Great Northern 10 Chang Schedule

THAT a radical chang will be- pne
INTO effect al regards the train seized:
33,iIe# of the Great IN orthern "a runnor.
witch viii not down " hin ten days
the people viii be made cognizant off. of.
III, however. as the Off cials of The road
1, AVE been iii session 81 s Paul the
create r,art offs the week. If the rum. ll..
8ntll tisna ged II believed 'asl
that she fiirne o9f ! and departsre.
af every passe engar train at ths local e
Ssleros pgill he materially chan ngad, "
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CHAP DEDICATED
Dedication of Bethany Chapel Took
/. Place Last SUNDAY Afternoon

. The beautiful little Bethany chapel,
which is just completed and situated
about six miles northwest of the city,
was dedicated with appropriate SER
vices last Sunday afternoon. Quite
a congregation from the neighborhood
and the city were present. Morning
worship was held at the church at
1O:30 o'clock, after which the Rev.
E. P. Robertson. president of Wesley
college at Grand Forks, preached
sermon. In the afternoon the Sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper was ad-
ministered, after which Rev. G. e. Yer
millya, S. T. B., presiding elder of the
Minot district, preached sermon. The
sermon was an interesting one, and
was closely followed by it's hearers.
Following this, about o'clock, the
dedicatory services took place. They
were conducted by the Rev. J. G.
;, Moore, presiding elder of the Grand
Forks district.
The church society for the new edi-
fee was organized during the regime
of the Rev. 2. James, who was pastor
Of the Methodist church in this city
, several years ago, but the church
, building enterprise was launched by
Rev. c. H. Easterbrook, pastor of the
M. E. church, directly preceding the
present incumbent, Mr.. Olson. The
chapel is a neat little structure 6Ox28
feet, and is built. in the midst Of a
Ebeautiful little wooded tract. The
main: tlocr is divided into an auditor
ium and an Epworth League room.
A cement floor is used in the base
ment and the rooms are neatly plas-
tered throughout i: This will be used
for social gatherings and church sup
pers.: &. s,< 4 ~ y: N 81! " '5'
4.s The pews and the pulpit are Of
solid oak, stained dark. The former
are the best obtainable, and cost in
the neighborhood ofa$475. The inter.
| ior woodwork Of the structure is Of
EGeorgia. pine, shnishe dsint hard dsss .!o OIL
The walls are tinted, the walls OF light
| blue and the1ceiling Of buff, making q
1;heauttful harmony of coloring. ID.
The church will cost about $$4 800
all of which has been practically guar
anteed.t 1t is expected that the con
Igregation will number forty. The Sun
day school will be held at 2.S0 o'cloch
levery Sunday afternoon, and the
preaching service, an hour later. Rev
, Mr.. Olson will have charge Of the
chapel. -. q. =. !. - - a;1t,s q \ = :
/ !. On Monday evening an old.fashion
ed tea was given at, the chapel. a
good crowd sat down at the tables
which, were spread in, the basement
\ and partook Of an elegant menu q
good things. After the banquet, tx
which all present did full Justice I
select programme consisting Of ad
dresses, music and recitat tions ,Ewas
i given, which was much enjoyed b!
all The Revs. Olson and q. o. Grimes
of Cathay, and Judge Henry, gave
short addresses. \ 5:s: 4 Y: \