Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

II filed certified copies of these or
ders with the clerk OF the court ten
minutes ago, and now I make formal
demand upon you TO turn over the
Midas TO Messrs. Glenister and Dex-
try and also to return all the gold dust
in your safe deposit boxes in accord.
ance with this writ" He handed his
documents to Mcnamara, who tossed
them on his desk without examination.
WELL" said the politician quietly, II
won't do It,"
Had he been slapped in the face tho
attorney would not have been more as.
tonshed.
"Why-you''-
81 won't do II, said" Mcnamara
repeated sharply. Don't think for
minute that l haven't gone into this
fight armed for everything. Writs OF
supersedeas! BAH He snapped his
fingers.
"We'll see whether youll obey or
not" said Wheaton, and when he and
Glenlster We're outside he continued:
Lets get to the judge quick"
As they neared the Golden Gate ho-
tel they spied Mcnamara entering. II
was evident that he had slipped from
the rear door OF his Office and beaten
them to the judicial ear.
II don't like that" said Glenister
Hes up to something"
So II appeared, for they were fifteen
minutes In gaining access to the mag.
lstrate and then found Mcnamara
with him. Both men We're astounded
at the change In Stlllman's appearance.
During the last month his weak face
| had shrunk and altered until vacilla-
ton was betrayed In every line. and
| he had acquired the habit Of furtiyely
watching McNamara's slightest move
ment 1t seemed that the part he play.
ed sat heavily upon him.
The judge examined the papers per-
functorily, and, although his air was
deliberate, his fingers made clumsy
work Of It. At last he said:
II regret that am forced to doubt
the authenticity Of these documents"
"My heavens. man." Wheaton cried.
| They're certified copies OF orders
| from your superior court. They grant
the appeal that you have denied us
and take the case out of your hands
altogether Yes. and they order this
man to surrender the mine and every
thing connected with II. Now, sir we
want you to enforce these orders"
Stlllman glanced at the silent man
| IN the window and replied:
| you will, OF course, proceed reg
ularly and make application in court
In the proper way, but tell you now
that won't do anything In the matter"
Wheaton stared at him fixcdly until
the old man snapped out:
You say they are certified copies.
How do | know they are? The sigma.
lures may all be false. Maybe you
signed them yourself"
The lawyer grew very white ut this
and stnmmered until Glcnister drew
him out OF the room.
Come come" he said: "we'll carry
this thing through in open court. May.
be his nerve viii 20 back on him then
Mcnamara has him hypnotized. but he
won't dare refuse to obey the orders
of the circuit court of appeals"
'lIc won't, ch? Well. what do you
| think hos doing right nowy" said
Wheaton. "I must think This IL the
boldest game I ever pIovcd in e.. They
told me things while | was In Frisco
which I couldn't believe but puess
they're truc Judges don't dIsobav the
orders OF their courts of appeaI unless
there * mower bock Of them"
They nrocoedod IN tho ottornev,s or-
flee hut had NOT been there long be.
fore SIaniocE SImms hurst I'm unon
tbem
"IIoII IN povr he nonted "AIcNo.
moro's taking vour dust out NJ tho
honk"
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"I COOS into tho h,rl, inc, nou for
-, -, ~, 90 ,,uar,a San',,,a, M
aas"ro, l., h,,,,' All 1T -. to-
hIs -, AL Iii, ~, r., T., 80,
Mcnamara I'm n hurry Ue don,t soe
mo no I'm inside tho nr,v,te office
and I oynrhoor him toll than, IN GOT
hIa dust ont az tho yorI, ,uIcLu
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