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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
LONG APPOINTED.


Judge Dole this morning appointed
E. A. c. Long as attorney to defend
Shitose Hirano, the Japanese woman
charged with perjury in connection
with some immigration matters.
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and Park Keeper Young has placed
them in an incubator He hopes to
have quite flock of Emus shortly.
The building of a reservoir, which
will hold 100000 gallons of water at
a pumping plant being done by Con.
tractor Fred Harrison and will afford
a full protection for the army build
ings on the Kahauilli reservation.
An unauthorized" story comes from
Nuuanu to the effect that a luau mar.
rowly escaped falling fiat because the
pigs were not cooked when the guests
began to arrive. The situation was
saved by roasting the porkers in the
Crematory.
Tomorrow will be the last day of
the sale which is being held in the
rooms of the KilOhana Art League.
number of pretty things ar still
left, and those wishing something for
Christmas had better avail themselves
of this chance.
Acting Governor MOtt-Smith is
spending some time looking into the
public appropriations with a view to
learning how the various funds are
holding out He has not yet progress
ed far enough to be able to tell how
things stand.
In the matter of the estate of Do
militia K. Paiko, the executor, Bruce
Cartwright has filed his final account
and asks for his discharge The es-
tate shows assets to the value of
$2708,0S and debts amounting to
$6S7 10 according to the schedules FL
ed.
Pay your taxes now; the second
payment of Income and Property
Taxes is payable now, and will be
delinquent on the 18th day of Novem-
Der 1907.
The service at the Leahi Home yes
terday was in charge of G. j. Day,
who was assisted by members of the
| Epworth League of the First M. e.
| church and representatives of the
Christian Endeavor societies of the
Central Union and the Christian
| churches.
The Methodist Episcopal church
here celebrated its thirteenth birth
day yesterday. A special service took
the place of the regular morning ser.
mon in the European branch of this
denomination. The choir was assisted
| by Miss Marion Bell and Miss Ger,
trude Hall who rendered several beau
| tiful numbers.
superintendent Lydecker of the Pub
lie Archives has reported that he hai
discovered that the Government owns
a full printed set of the educationa
reports of the Territory. This was moi
known some time ago, and Superinten
dent Babbitt of the Department o.
Public instruction spent a good dea
of time preparing typewriter copies
of the parts supposed TO be missing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
MORE LOWRIE SUIT.

The Lowrie $4,000 damage suit had
another around in Judge Robinson S
court this morning, but was continued
in order to allow Attorney d. L. With
ington to argue on his affidavit, he at
present being tied up in the Supreme
Court. The case has two motions be-
fore it which have been argued upon
for several weeks now. One is a mo-
ton to strike the case from the dock
ct, and the other is subsidiary to this
being a motion to amend an affidavit
relating to the similar case instituted
in the Massachusetts courts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office. u S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu. November II, 1907.

Honolulu, November II, 1907
Temperatures, 6 a. m; a. m; 10
a m; and morning minimum:
p; 70; 7G; So; y.
Barometer readings absolute humid
ity GRAINS per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity, and dew poiut at a. m;
1904; 6.7S5; "a; 66.
Wind: Velocity ana direction at 6 a.
m. a m; ~ a. m; and noon.
T. N; 3 Sc; % w; 9 NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ending a.
m: .0G inch.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon. 80 miles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
PROPERTY AND CHILD.

A petition ror divorce has been filed
by John Amasiu against Victoria K.
Amasiu, on charge of desertion. John
also asks the court for a certain piece
of land which he claims is his solely
but says that his wife may have the
child born of the marriage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
JUSTIN MAY TAKE MAIL.

U. s. S. Justin auxiliary U. S. NJ,
collier sails for San Francisco direct
tomorrow afternoon and expects to
make the trip in 7 IL days, reaching
San Francisco on November 90 She
will probably take mail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
Nm. b. STOCEMAN,
Section Director.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day.

LONDON BEETS; November 8, 9
shiIlings, 334 pence; last previous quo
tation, November 7, 9 shillings, 4R
pence.
SUGAR: November 8, $50 cents
per pound, or $1,000 per ton last pre-
vious quotation, October %, 800 cents
per ton, or $500 per pound.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11

Two gentlemen can secure room and
board in private family.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
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DSp=ar'tE1leHnt

S47-S57 Kaahumanu St. Telephone 70
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
IOWtheCpOWd

It's coming our way and if you
would have your shoes made right and
tight come along. Follow the crowd
and you will end at our place and
have your shoes repaired.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
INVITED TO WEDDING
S0LEMMIZED YEAR AGO
Couple in New York Marry in Secret
and Twelve Months Later
Break the News 20 AS
sembIed Friends
BY Associated d Press.

BY ASSOcldLeu EeSS
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Feelings of
surprise, disappointment and pleasure
were mingled in the guests that gath
cred at the home of Miss Lillian Meis-
ter in the Bronx last night to witness
her wedding to Charles McNabb. The
guests saw the bride in her gown of
white and her orange blossoms; they
saw her with. the groom take her place
before the minister, but they saw no
wedding
Instead the minister, Rev. John Whit
ing, of the Webster Avenue Congrega-
tional church, turned to the assembled
CUES is and said:
Ladies and gentlemen take great
pleasure in announcing that / married
this young couple a year ago"
When the surprise had subdued the
explanation came. McNabb and Miss
Meister were engaged when, a year
ago McNabb obtained a position at the
jamestown exposition. Before he left
they were secretly married. A week
ago he returned. The bride could not
forego a ceremony with its ORANGE bios
SONS and other scenic eifects and this
novel way of announce their mar
riage was adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
COAST

Thirty-seven witnesses ready to appear
against Kleinschmidt, Berkeley student,
accused of numbering Harry Bellows, his
hated rival for the affections of a girl.
Good progress made in securing jury to
try George A. Pettibone, accused of COM
plicity in the murder of former Governor
Steunenberg of Idaho.
M. A. Wilkins of Oakland, accused of
numbering his wife and burying her in
quicklime, identified as j. c. Bennett, for
merly convict in San Quentin.
Sixty tramps seize trains on Southern
Pacific near Fresno and compel crew to
give them free rides.
Goldheld miners decline to accept scrip
in payment and strike for cash.
Sacramento attorneys denounce holi-
day legislation and say 1t is vicious and
unconstitutional.
Chinese merchant in Oakland shot by
member of rival tong.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
TEhRTY-SEVEN WITNESSES ACCUSE STUDENT OF MURDER
DEMOCRATS GAINING
POWER IN CONGRESS
John Sharp Williams Demands oi
Speaker Cannon that Minority
Partisans on Committees
Be Increased
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. M-Representa-
tive John Sharp. Williams of Mississippi,
the Democratic minority leader in the
house of representatives, had confer
ence yesterday with Speaker Cannon on
the subject of the minority representation
on the house committees. He told the
speaker the Democrats would insist upon
an increase in their representation corre-
spending with the increase in the Demo-
cratic membership of The house.
In the last congress the Democrats con-
stituted 80 per cent of the total member
ship, while this year they may consti-
tute about 43 per cent. In consequence
of this augmentation in their member
ship they will ask seven members on each
committee instead of six, as at present,
leaving the Republican numbers undis-
turbed.
The speaker made no definite promise in
reply and another conference will be held
on the subject.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
yyA ~YyEN nr
1AVOXS AXE
BUTCHERLNG
PROSPECTORS
PACK TRAIN IS ATTACKED /BY
MEXICAN INDIANS /z
Numerous Raids Madsz3 -Four Mutjls
ated Bodies Fougd arg AhothsstSY
Horribly Wounded bisi83 Vi -
olsqcyefsd Z //E4HZB
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press. EkftHkJLABVH HI1I
Ell PASO, Toy, Nov. ~ III ethbers
of prospecting party who have been
in the state of Son hora Aextcb, bnihg Ia'
story Of butchery by Yaquf India IN
which four per sons were htiied IIhhd typ
injured. The IndisIs AT tech ed IA pack
train and scAttersd proyisiphs jim the
train over aEdista1de ~ sYefaG milet
At Monton de Lena the IpHoApeetih$
party met two badiy frightened Nexr
leans, who solh iqf d Yaaai fsidllthat
had just oaepfred few stAilsA ahsFssdd,
Investigati9n ldisclosed the deed End
badly i1tuttlbEed bodfss III saats me ! & u
the horriblg Wounded sfqEri of aicth N m
1t is reportsG the Ans have aade
five raids nPtA4t tnneiii ate OsiciAit,y "a
the last ssFfH daYs and othSr dssttss
are reportddl III BlN.ss.s,,Sk SM NNAS
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
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Measlres as5noo ohsf i.atI
- Supreme =MaYpecide
Ias toIsaa#ty

tSyfA6dcc1ated HreSSt~ F--A-eas
y s4ERAMENFo. .eNog AT asTlarge
neeffhs ofthe Sacranie ente Basasseeia
ffon held today with>ore voice in the
negatiye oBlgS ite<8as decidedSthat the
speetap holiday legislation is viciouss daH>
gsfo6s and npco ttt61enal. and COM
n1ttee, j%asy appointed f61at once institute
Proceedings t9Ibrihg, <fhe subject before
the T,, supreme ne, court e.1 Ie1I4Ml. x
,pf<the IhsAahg are:|It1s SPECIAL legisla1
tI0fl; 1t does lnot-operate uniformly and
edually; itllgiyes, remedies TO one CLASS
and denies thenSto another of, the Same
c1asssztA!EB., "a debtor, must pay, the
'bdtSherj IbakeF ana landlord! bgt lifL 1fs
tdsbt6rj AS IFspresentea Nby an 13pligatton,
esspHsgs 0r Implied, lfprI the psBnert- Of
jm3 hey, lghe may <not lgsfoyfBN h opder 10
G0tnnand means ~ nee NY obligation to
his own dltHryI .iI[l nv N
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
ssIapY SBERpDfATEs
!. JAMES nAGAN's ACTION
IISNES StttEAA\ q lITSS81Il llIH =
lehsslss5 lIEpt said sNe-> One Had
StEl gsisbtl 9Pfsdge NeW~Nork
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MUMMY, leader of>FammanSS hall,> de-
,eiared todSM that Janles t.SS Hagan. had
no dSHathSFtty toNpiedge Tammany hahs
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NfrBfganf fs ths inontts feeSof the 4elBo1
;eFatie eS$pasty SpSes stdept q stnnnany
WIN snppott hshfS loyaIIy INIT JS%eH Hars
pIsassss{ curse 5S@21%34es@7au1
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
WEc7ON,C
WALK ENDS
( IN ANGER
PEDESTRIAN BREAKS RECORD;
PRIDE HURT
SDcSfkeeper at Federal Building in
-aSachicasoa Where Race Against
yTims WAS to End, Refuses
IN AHifn Admittance

BY Associated lPess.
4 CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Edward P. Weston
Iehded his tramp of 1874 miles, from Port
faahaid. Me-. AT the federal building here at
assi5Npsm teday.
Jsslif4e feft Portland October 20, at p. m,
,fh,isN making his travelling time, exclus-
liTal az Sundays, Rtwenty-four days, nine
teen hours and hfteen minutes. Weston
dftkISOf walk on Sundays. He broke his
rese.crd of forty years ago by one day,
three hours and twenty-five minutes.
Y His f6rmer-tizhe was twenty-five days,
tNensy-two hours and forty minutes.
weldon finished his triumphal march
fronAS theA Chicago Beach hotel through
the SoutlfS eidss boulevards, with admirine
crowds always around and following
-@While niRi ,ASsN trip saaed at the federal
building, Il simple 1nfortunate circum-
stance anlI Egestons Npyide led to a
change ofOtiSAFsSsp plsps at the last
moment. NAhAlEASNM VA
-It the: federHl Il bHitaing Weston, flushed
with Victory /. hrCached the Jackson
boulevard entrsfoe one used only by en-
-pioyesN At thik dpefiSa uniformed off
ciai DIRECTED vehtbY III ono of the other
entrances notMt Bga,, inf IT, MAYER ntyer
ClLY ana faAhNff+tthi VII
Weston thsfresh6poa esh6ipooa IKEA HE way to the
the federaT1 pus4Hs I4is c9Fhd not be
,sersnsds9S8 5eatsqf AIWE
aasSS Wessss aSa sRs slsha reception &c
was andonhd,k 4 NsMkINIj{/H
me SQfNciafI slssHs Fsthe Chicago saS
was mSst Aehth&sh astifBIW III
On>-rsachineN th9S StspE 10 the athletic
Club, >>WestSn addTsgsSA Az dense crowd,
.ssyingSA MN ,.NkKM,I
-..sWithipNa week 1E3villsbe ready to re-
peat.tpis vSslk s, ,Nanf1 chhallenge the world
:for such a WalkA WNS
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;wail<er from s6ne Hefeign country, es-
peciasis kfAom EhglaMd, France or Ger
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
LUMBERMEN HELD UP
BY RAILROAD LINES
Forty-one Companies File Complaint
Against Corporations with Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Freight Rates Increased
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2Z-Forty-one
lumber companies doing business in Ore
gan, Washington and Idaho have filed
complaints with the interstate commerce
commission against twenty railroads ope-
rating in that region and the states tribu-
tary thereto, alleging that these roads
have unlawfully combined and raised the
rate of freight on lumber from &c to 121Sc
per 100 pounds.
The complaint list is headed by the
Potlatch Lumber company. The other
forty complaining firms are said to COM
prise the most prominent lumber COM
panies of the Oregon region. Among the
defendant railroad companies are the
Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Union
Pacific, Burlington, Southern Pacific, Chi
cago, Milwaukee st. Paul and the Ore
gon Short Line.
Conspiracy between the twenty defend
ant roads is charged and 1t is charged
that the proposed new rate is unreason-
able
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Summary IENEWS
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Two desperate EpFtsops sEs N aktstnpt No
break jail. and h8Ye\ two bafs$hswed
through when discoyereGS MIN W 20.
Check worker cshght \vaftets ha@tna
passed bad paper. Esed MAMIE 0fNpriesk
who had befriended him. ,WSNNNM M
Father McAu.iffe Is, buried WITH ims
pressive ceremonies, and BfshopN Conaty
pays high tribute in eulog%\ SMAAAA&
Sneak thief uses little child Nas accom-
plice in robbing house. MN
Court proceedings are again delayed
by legal holidays. EF
Native Sons will initiate large class
Of candidates Friday night.
Long Beach woman tries hard to save
man, but her efforts are unavailing and
he browns.
Twenty suspects are arrested in raid in
river bed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
PRISONERS
ATTEMPT TO
BREAK JAIL
TWO BARS CUT WHEN PLAN IS
DISCOVERED
MEN IN PLOT FACE TERMS IN
PENITENTIARY
Where Saw Came from Is Question
That VIII Occupy Attention of
Police--JaiI Breaker Now
in Dungeon

A daping and desperate attempt at
frustrated last night by the vigilance
of Night Jailer John Rockoff, who, at
tracted by peculiar and undefinable
noise coming from he knew not where
made a search of the entire jail and
finally located the noise in the cell
known as the "bull pen," which since
the Jail became crowded with prisoners
has been used to accommodate not only
the TRUSTEES but number of desperate
characters as we'll.
In this big cell with ten TRUSTEES and
minor prisoners was confined ortiz
Boren, arrested November is by Detec-
tives Chapman and Home and PATROL
man Graham on a charge of burglary,
and c. r. Howes, believed to be
forger and sneak thief arrested on Oc-
tober 26 by Detectives Hosick and
Zeigler and charged with forgery.
Saw Through Bars
In some manner as yet unknown to
the officers Boren got possession of a
five-inch saw with which he and
Howes. with the aid of soap to deaden
the sound of the teeth against the
steel bars, had sawed through two
of two others before they were dis
covered
The bars which the prisoners had cut
were in window which opened on to a
light shaft on the east side of the jail
and from which access to the roof is easy
for an athletic man by means of water
and sewer pipes.
From the Jail roof to the adjoining
building is jump of but four feet and
10 rOOf n Ground iS nnpralV a
matter of raising trap door in the roof
and a descent of three flights of stairs
through the plant of the Star Engraving
company and one or two other establish
ments occupying the building.
Escape Carefully Planned
1t Is evident that the escape had been
carefully planned and provided for. as
the prisoners were ready to make their
exits as soon as the remaining bars had
been sawed through. Their clothing and
belongings were packed in small packages
ar tied with string long enough to swing
them from their shoulders.
Before Jailor Rockoff had heard the
sound of the saving of the window bars.
Night Patrol Driver William Plischke
had caught the sound from his office in
the basement of the Jail. and at once re-
ported the matter to the sergeant in
charge, r. S. Haupt. They called the
attention of Jailor Rockoff to 1t. and to-
gether the three officers searched for and
located the men at work, Boren being
caught with the saw in his hand.
AS soon as Jailer Rockoff made the dis
covery he transferred the two men to the
dungeon of the Jail and took away from
them all of their possessions.
Today a most thorough investigation
will be made to learn if possible where
the saw came from and how many of the
prisoners were in the plot to escape.
Both Boren and Howes, according to the
police, have but little chance of escaping
long terms in the state prison for the
crimes they have committed, as they say
the evidence against them is very strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
STORY OF JONAH AND
WHALE UP TO COURTS
Tribunals of Massachusetts, May Be
Called Upon to Decide Whether
or Not Leviathan swaI-
lowed Man
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. N.-The courts of Massu-
chusetts may be called on to pass on the
truth of the story of Jonah and the whale.
The Christian Bible college has brought
suit against Rev. Gustavus A. Hoffman
of Maplewood, Mass, to enforce the pay
ment of an indorsed note. Mr.. Hoffman
declined to pay the note, and ellaged that
when he signed 1t he believed the college
to be orthodox. He cited the story Of
Jonah, which he says the college refused
to accept, and says he will ask the courts
to pass on the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
EASTERN

Witnesses at trial of Mrs. Bradley, ac-
cused of murder of former Senator
Grown of Utah, testify she was sane
when she killed admirer
Admiral Evans says there is no doubt
the battleship fleet will sail for Pacific
on or about December 16.
Oklahoma hopes to get $5OOO,000 from
United States treasury, due for sale of
sehool lands.
Speaker Cannon's friends kill direct pri-
nary measure that was being considered
~ Illinois legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
sgADDEEBpH BoMBs FACES
lIzyzzIIsEVERE PROSECUTIONS
Ho1nds9MARs Yin Denver Who Mailed
/Izs5lExpf1siv Loses Motion to
AsltYI<IEHave the Indictments
/7syI94IE Quashed
HAssociated Press.

Nov 27.-The motion to
,6uash the new cases filed against Kemp
v. Bigelow, who sent bombs to number
CT prominent Denver men, argued today
before Judge Bliss, was refused
Bigelow's attorney argued that after a
iury had found the defendant guilty of
simple assault in sending bomb to David
II. Moffat he could not be prosecuted
upon similar charges. as the sending of
the several bombs constituted one Of
fense.
The court refused to sustain the mo-
ton, and Bigelow will be tried on these
other cases and also on the charges of
attempting a confidence game. After the
state authorities finish with him he will
be turned over to the federal authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
TARDY RELIEF COMES
FOR LUMBER SHIPPERS
By Associated Press.

BY lAbsUCIdleu
WASHINGTON. Nov 2L-At a meeting
of senators in the city from Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Montana held last
night an amendment was agreed upon
to the interstate commerce law relating
to lumber rates. prohibiting any increase
of rates over the objection of the ship
per of such lumber unless such shipper
shall be given an opportunity to be heard
on the merits of the rate before the in
terstate commerce commission, and such
commission shall hold the proposed in
crease is reasonable.
Senator Fulton of Oregon has been des-
ignanted to present the amendment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
RIVAL PARTIES AMONG
MO0RS FIGHT BATTLE
Zaida Tribesmen Go Over to Enemy
and Turn Tide = Losses on
Both Sides Are
Heavy
Rr Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
PARIS, Nov. GA cablegram from
Gen. Drude reports a sanguinary engage
ment lasting two days between tribesmen
near Rabat. On one side was fierce light
ing for Abdul Aziz, the sultan. and on the
other the Chaouia tribe. constituting a
part of the army Of Mulai Hafig, the sui
tan of the south.
During the fight the zaida tribesmen,
who were lighting for Abdul Aziz, sud-
denly went over to the enemy, after which
the sultan's men were forced to retreat,
losing several cannon. The casualty list
on both sides was large.