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a QUESTIONABLE RUMoR.

The rumor that Capt Matson of the
Matson Navigation Co. would take
over the agency of his vessels from
". G. Irwin & Co. and place it in the
hands of Castle & Cooke does not APP
pear to be true. Asked about it. E. d.
Tenney said:
As manager Of Castle & Cooke, you
can say for ME that I have absolutely
no knowledge of the transaction OF
which you speak. The matter has
never been brought TO my attention .
". G. Irwin said: Il have heard
from Capt. Matson by the last mail and
he said nothing OF any such move. I
am on perfectly friendly terms with
him and there is no sign of a change
in our business relations which am
aware of. The only agency which we
have OF his at present is of the steam
ship Hilonian. and it is not very great
matter at the best"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable House Lot
situate on
R0BEll0 LANE, KE0NE-
ULA, IN HONOLULU,
Island and County OF Oahu. Ter
ritory OF Hawaii
Island and County OF Oahu. Ter
ritory OF Hawaii.

Pursuant 10 a Decree OF Foreclosure
and sale made by the Honorable w.
J. Robinson. Third Judge OF the Cir
cult Court OF the First Judicial Cir
cult. Territory OF Hawaii. at Chambers
in Equity. on the cath day OF May.
A. d. 1907. IN an action entitled.
Henry smith. Trustee. petitioner. W.
Raymond Reyes and Mary Reyes. re-
spondents-Bin for the Foreclosure OF
a Mortgage" Equity Division. No.
1870. the undersigned. as Commissioners.
duly appointed and constituted az such
by said Decree OF Foreclosure and sale.
VIII sell at public auction. 10 the high
est and best bidder for cash. subject
to confirmation OF the Court. on
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NOTICE.

All outstanding bills for materials
furnished and services rendered to the
Board Of Agriculture and Forestry
during the period commencing July /,
1905, and ending June 80, 1907, must
Government Nursery, properly certified,
if ON THE ISLAND OF OAHU, on or
before July 5, 1907, and if ON THE
OTHER ISLANDS, by July 10, 1907.
C. S. HOLLOWAY,
President and Executive Officer, Board
of Commissioners of Agriculture
and Forestry.
Honolulu, T. H, June IA, 1907.
7754-June Is, IS, %.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET
ING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
HILo RAILROAD COMPANY.

HILO RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
notice is hereby given that n special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Hilo
Railroad Company VIII be held az the
Office OF said company. on the fourth
floor OF the Stangenwaid building. on
Merchant street. In Honolulu. az .
o'clock a. m. on Thursday. June 20.
1907
The general nature OF the business 70
be transacted at said meeting r. the
consideration OF the subject OF issuing
bonds 20 refund the present bonded In
debtedness OF the company. Go extend
the railroad and meet the cost and ex-
penses incidental 20 said acts and pur-
poses or any Of them. and 10 transact
any other business which may come
before the meeting.
W. +. DILLINGHAM.
Treasurer. Hiio Railroad Company.
Honolulu. June IS. 1907.
T755-June IL. Is. -.
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against
contracting any debts in Fl. VI. Liliuo-
kalani's name without her own or her
agents written order.
JOSEPH X. AEA,
Agent for II. VI. Liliuokalani.
Dated. Honolulu, June IA, 1907.
1857
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THE NEXT MAIL.
P. M. OFFICERS MUST LEARN.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 6.-Instrue-
lions have been issued by General
Manager r. P. Schwerin to all the cap
tains in the employ of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company that before sailing
all the deck officers must be examined
as to their capabiiity of handling the
deep sea sounding machine. This ediet
was brought about by the assertion
made by Captain Porter, in his examl-
nation for the grounding of the com
pany's steamer Mongolia on Midway
island, that it was largely due to the
inability Of his officers 70 work the
sounding machine that the vessel met
misfortune. The master of the vessel
is now compelled to personally see that
each of the officers is able to do this
in satisfactory manner before he can
be signed on for the trip.
General Manager Schwerin is expect
ed to arrive here from the East tomor-
row. He has been absent from this city
for several months on business con-
nected with the steamship company.
1t is thought that while he was in the
East he would acquire new steamer
for the San Francisco and Portland
line
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Thursday, July 4, being a legal hol-
iday. all offices OF the Territorial Gov
eminent will be closed on that day.
A L. c. ATKINSON,
Acting Governor of Hawaii.
Executive Building, Honolulu, June
II, 1907 1856
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
EVA PLANTATION COMPANY.

EVA PLANTATION COMPANY.
The directors of this corporation hav-
ing declared a dividen of 1 per cent.
Dividend No. 120 is due and payable on
Saturday. June %, 1907, to stockholders
Of record at the close of the stock
transfer books, Wednesday. June 10,
1907. at u m.
Stocktransfer books will be reopened
on Monday, July ], 1907.
CHAS. II. ATHERTON,
Treasurer. Eva Plantation co.
Honolulu. June is. 1907. 1851
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BUCENTAUR SAILS.
MAIL TRANSFER HERE.

The mails for Australia and New
Zealand viii be sent from this city
on the steamer Alameda, sailing on
June 22d They will be transferred at
Honolulu to the steamer on the regular
British line running from Victoria to
the colonies. This arrangement, which
has been made by the Department at
Washington. viii continue in force until
definite action is taken for a perma-
nent service between this port and
ustralia-Examiner
REPORTS SIGHTING A DERELICT.
Captain Houdlette of the Oceanic
steamship company's steamship Sierra,
reports that at 600 p. m. on May %,
when in latitude 81 degrees 10 minutes
north and longitude 124 degrees 80
minutes west. he sighted derelict. 1t
was a small wooden steamer. bottom up.
Captain Houdlette believed it to be the
lost Bessie 4.
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NTER-IsLAND BOATS.

The usual Tuesday fleet of Inter-Is-
land boats left yesterday for the out
side islands. The Mauna Loa and the
Kinau had full lists of passengers, as
did the w G. Hall. and the Iwalani
and Likelike carried few who were
bound for the smaller ports.
When the Iwalani went out the iron
cable which ran from the Tnter-Island
wharf at her stern to the British coal
ship Invertay, which was just across
at the next dock, was dropped to the
bottom that she might go, but it caught
in her stern and she parted it as if 1T
had been a bit of twine. The Likelike
did not get away till a few minutes
after her schedule time. on account Of
some heavy machinery which arrived
late.
S. c. ALLEN ARRIVES.
The bark 5. C. Allen, twenty-one days
from Port Gamble. was sighted off
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE.
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Koko Head early yesterday afternoon
and came TO anchor off the harbor last
night, too late to pass the quarantine.
she brings lumber for this city and
viii come in early this morning.
THE NEXT MAIL.
The next mail 10 arrive from san
Francisco will be on the Sierra, due in
this city Thursday. The Oceanic boat
viii probably make this her last trip
on the local schedule, as she was put
on as an experiment and IL is rather
doubtful il she has more than paid
expenses in the three trips, If she has
succeeded III doing this. She has near
~ 200 passengers booked TO return TO
the Coast. the school vacations being
responsible for the unusually large
number
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII - AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Klka-
matsu Odo. Deceased.
order OF Notice Of Hearing Petition for
Probate OF VIII.
A document purporting 90 be the last
Will and testament Of Kikamatsu Odo.
deceased. having on the 18th day OF
June. A. d. 1907. been presented 20 said
Probate Court. and a petition for pro-
bate thereof. praying for the Issuance
OF letters testamentary 10 Tatsujiro
Odo and Akimatsu Odo having been
fled By said Tatsujiro odo:
II is Ordered. That Thursday. the
Goth day Of June. A. ID. 1907. at 2 O'Clock
p. m Of said day. at the courtroom OF
said Court at Honolulu. be and the
same is hereby appointed the time and
place f6r proving said VIII and hearing
said application.
II IS further Ordered. That notice
thereof be given. by publication daily In
the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
newspaper. commencing with the 18th
day OF June. 1907. the last publication 20
be on said 20th day % June. 1907.
Dated al Honolulu. June T. 1907.
W. J. ROBINSON.
Third Judge Of the Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit.
Attest:
II. T. sIMONTON. clerk.
A. s. Humphreys. attorney FOR petit
toner.
77ss--June t. Is. 1s. Il. Is. 10. -
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SHIPS CRASH TOGETHER.

The bark Mohican dragged her an
Choir yesterday and crashed into the
barkentine Mary Winkelman. Both
vessels were lying off Meiggs wharf
when a northwest squall struck the No
hiean with such force that it was torn
away from the moorings and sent crash
ing against the Winkeiman. For a
time the two vessels were SO mixed up
that the onlookers thought they never
would be Strengthened out. A passing
tug went TO the rescue and after a lot
of pulling and hauling succeeded IN
clearing the ENHANCEMENT and towing
the Mohican back TO its former anchor
age.
The Winkelman suffered the loss of
its headgear, its jibboom was damaged
and its topgallant mast was carried
away above the royal yard.
The Mohiean escaped with slight
cha ffnu Gall Tg1up e
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REAr THE ADVERTISER
WORLDS HEws DAILY.
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ALASKAN TO KAHULUI.
Honolulu. T. H. June Is, 1907.
MESSRS. BISHOP & COMPANY,
General Agents for Metropolitan Cas-
Ialty Insurance Co,
Honolulu T. H

Honolulu, T. H.
Dear Sirs: Yesterday the plate glass
in one Of the windows on the King
street side of our new building was
cracked. and as the same was insured
with your Company. our foreman in
formed you Immediately. We take
pleasure in stating that already this
morning said cracked glass has been re-
placed by a new plate, and we take
this opportunity 70 express TO you our
satisfaction al the prompt way in
which you have attended To this mat
ter.
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NO LAND FOR $4,000 MILES.

An interesting feature of the voyage
of the sugar laden bark Nuuanu,
which arrived at Philadelphia May 50
from Hawaii, was the fact that she
sailed Il, 900 miles without seeing land.
She left the Hawaiian Islands in the
early part OF February, and, notwith-
standing she rounded Cape Horn, land
was not seen until the Delaware break
water appeared in view. The Nuuanu
made the 1900 miles between the Ha-
waiian Islands and Philadelphia in
10e days.-N. Y. Maritime Register.
BUCENTAUR SAILS.
The British steamer Bueentaur,
which has been in this port for the
past ten days discharging Australian
coal, left last night at $3.50 for Puget
Sound. She viii stop at Victoria, where
she will leave small amount of freight
which she has for that city, then going
on to Vancouver. She viii pick up
freight for Australia on the Sound and
probably stop here on her way back TO
Newcastle.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE
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77ss-May %: June 5. II. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-05
8ebnlb, @ehulb.

lle6er Die tatboliiAe .@burd grs
%teniion" i6reibt bic r@urora unb
gbriitli6e 8ofe" bcl uffalo. g. g.:
nGbur6 Grteniion' 1T i6ren Sip
90 Abams Strabe, GDNugo, enbailtis
nufgeinlaeen nnb l9sint nit bieiem
Shritte aus Der Yeriooe Der 1lnliGers
belt in pas Staoirm Der Niibe unb
SeBbaftigfeit ein9etreten 81 iein.
Neue llnternebmunsen, unb tpGre
beren 3iped Der henfbar ebelitc, 9es
Iirlgen ME aif ben erit.n S6lae.
Slaes brnudt Belt auf grben unb mas
iiber NaGt auftpGfit, berborrt ant
ndfiten 3age ipie bic a~iirbisitnube.
inter irelder tpeilanb BET Yrcpbet
Sono5 3ufludt iudte.
Gs mar bnrum niht flug, baB
bic S9reibersleute I'M ,@rteniion"
einen 10 frarifbnft fieberif1en Con
dnihlugen unb ale @elt ber~urtteilten
Ole ibren neIen Ylnn nibt n~iirbi9ten
ober forberten. Cine geiunbe &ritit
idnoet feinem l1nternebmen, am aIerz
ipeni9iten Der Yropa9anba fir bic
Miiiionirnne I'M eieenen Ganbe. Die
bette unb reinItc g6iiht idliebt Seb[er
niht aus. unb iper auf iolhe aitfnterfe
Jam pirb burd railbe aritit, ioll Die
Hailb6eit iiberie6en uno fir Die beils
fame Srittf banfen. grteniion fam
mn getpinnen, tpenn lie bns begreift,
nab III perlieren, tpenn Tie ire aris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-05

tifer nit idarfen 8aifen nieberi6ldst.
Die 3batiahe ldbt iih einmal niht
beitreiten, baS b%ielercrts Die 9ntboz
lifen NIT absaben bermaBen iiberbiirs
bet linb. bub cine neue Iuf(aee ihfper
e%mpfuuben unb bdrIm fur5er SanD
absenieien fpiro. Ser Sreier, Der
beute einen &orb crbdlt, itelt bas
Sreien morsen ni4t elm. g6 aibt ia
nod dnbere Sbiiren, no er duflopfen
fam nnb aus T,ebr ais einem Senfter
i1ant Elm bolbes Ml6gblein beraus.
Sat er fem 3iel erreint, 10 tit er sus
frieben. alid fpem mande itol5e
Sunairau i'm nbaetpieien bat.
Iebr Hnbe. mebr @ebuln. mebr
9iebe unb NuSbauer. unD Ser Stein
pirb ms Stolen fommen uno feline
Med6t Der grbe ipirb ibn %mif6alten.
Sic Serren bon Der grteniion bdttc,l
Elm Nobi3iat MAIDEN ioQen in Der Ste
paftipnsffube elmer oeuti6cn tatbos
liihen 3eituns, ebc lie nit pollen Ses
geln in bas neue %rtrternebmen bileins
fnbren. unb lie ndren beute 10 ianfts
miitbig tpie Die 2dmmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-05
@as lit mib%eriinnis?

Biberiinnis lit, tpenn elm orient
li6er" 9rofeiior .l,norbentli9" lit. -
Benn Elm ranfgefpedtes" &inb in
otieiem S6lafe" liest. - @enn man
cine "nabeitebenbe" Tante niht oera
reihen" fam. - @enn elm .9e1er"
&Dpf nbunfles" Saar bat. = @enn
ein nTauber" bns y8rds fpadIen
bort. 8enn cir ogater" Ieineu
Sobn .unDeripanbt" aniiebt. - Wenn
elm nG6mierfinf" fein 8afIer rtriiz
ben" fam. - 8enn ein ,&apeLmeiz
iter" fein nSnftgefibl" beiist.
8erm cine n3aube" o DEM .~leiies
men" 0erdui6 fliebt. - 8enn elm
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rpcib MAIDEN" mill. - @enn einem
Sanger" Der quite Son" feblt. -
8enu ma bel elmer .Sibuna"
Diteben" mut. - @enn einem elm
rSdiibc" nidt5 ~uorimieBcn" fanu.
&enn cine ~N~iiIiondrin" .bluts
aral" lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-05
Ser gesriff Der 8efabr.

Ser Snitruftor. 6err 9eutnant b.
81. lit ben,iibt. ben Siielieren sic
&riegsartifel Ill erfldren, go fomntt
er 5u benz Snse I'M 3~rpeiten 8rtegsz
n~rtifel: vDtutb 1T BEL dilen 9ienItsC OBJ
l%ie9enbeiten notbipenOig." I'm 5l ere
fldren, mas Wut6 lit, mill Der 6err
2eutndnt 5uerit ben Segriff @ein6r
peritdnblid MAIDEN. Nne Wfii6e iii
pergeblid; 9einer neiB, mas @efn6r
tit. GnbIid, nm ein 8etipiel nn5us
fibren, ia9t Der 2eutnant: .@enn sic
MN aus DEM Seniter bier 6inaussez
luoroen iperocn, iporin befinben sic
iid bann?" a1genleines SGiueigen.
.9tun, Giner lpirb es bof tpiiienl"
Siielter Eliimede (itebt anil IN
Der Cuff, Serr 2eltnant!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-05
MtNenris Tarmen.

glan idrei6e nm Staatstortc, gantpbIst, unb
GhtQienthe Mtn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-05
Gin sentii tbliGer Museflagter.

Der Y~friii1bner gngeIbert Heiter
itcbt Dor Dem @iG)ter Deg itebentela
8ieHer Se8irfes lpesen 8abebeleibiz
9un9; er bat einem 1dt6mann am
@eitbabnbcfe gSriidg fnneter" 5us
gernfer.
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Den Wa6manu bamit net ipeb tbln
ipo1er."
aidnter: sic iino idun Dure
b~eitroft?r
9ngefldeter: v@ier unc Spun5is
Wtal, aber net INNER fpeaeil y8nHez
beleibieung."
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lpesen 9iebita9l3l"
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tool NOR | no net ab9 truf So
.reeier" l."
8idter: sic ipolen ipobl iager:
reflrrrieren?"
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9dbcn Sic orei @o1en STREET. ers
hnlten?"
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alfn1erfiam, 3err @ifter, oab / q
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beihmustes Gnpier 3u)."
Hi6ter: ySas lit niht nDtbig.
n~ebrigens lit Der 3ettel 70 iefmusi9.
bab ih i'm ni1t in Die Snrb nebme.|'
9~ueeflagter: Sos gifts net, bo
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5u pernrtbeif'n, miilien's a Den Settel
leIen. l1nb Damn Bit i6ou nm
meine IA Gag"
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no Der I%ngetloste Dor n,ebreren Sab
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g'rneint. (Sdmeihelnb) 8itt i6Dn,
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aus IA 5ase2"
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nnb berurtbei(te Teiter 3u bier5ebn
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{Hdh flint Minufen fommt Der
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tun9? S fabr net db1. . urb auSz
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N~naeflaeter best Sniti5iolbaten
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ia Bertraiien ntebr oi,f Der @eltl"
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GeGsa Nrebs5Hanen.

5a ertniebIs hi,rnit Stroop's berabmt,
b.pfid,e, tJlosr. fteieiben heIeu j.ben (notb
rid,t nnigebrothenerl 1rebS iouohl iunerlith ais
anberlth.- Sas aneriaNnt siujig bette UiitteI. nm
Massnfrebs eriplsreid) 81 h.iiei ssssen 9abs.
rem. Seuentht Il. I. 20, itlreibe nan an:
coWero q. @oeoina.
ct. Gafas. 5ouG. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-12
soUsA CoNvALEscEs SLOWLY.
Noted Bandmaster's Close Call Wit
Ptomaine Poisoning.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. December 12.-John Philip
sousa is slowly convalescing at his home,
in the Madison Square Apartment House.
81 Madison avenue, from the attack of
pomaine poisoning which he suffered in
Kansas City two weeks ago. The musi-
clan arrived in New York city yesterday
from Buffalo and went directly to his
apartments, where he is under the care
OF his family physician, DR.. James E.
Kelley, and Mrs. Sousa.
MIR. Sousa seems to be gaining strength,
and his recovery Is now considered as
sured. although the treacherous nature
OF the poison by which he is affected
causes his physician to keep a close watch
over him. allowing him to 60 out only
for short walk each day.
The ptomaine poisoning followed a
hearty meal, at which Mr.. Sousa dined
freely on prairie chicken. Two days later
he was taken to Chicago for treatment
by the specialist DR.. r. E. Hammond
Mr.. Sousa's illness badly interfered with
the western tour upon which he had
started with his band. Since November
20 his chief cornetist, Mr.. Herbert Clarke,
who directed a band Of his own before
Joining Mr.. Sousa, has succeeded to the
leadership. Mr.. Sousa Is said to have
been greatly worried over the fact that
the completion Of his latest opera has
been delayed by his inability to work
He has not vet made the name of this
opera public. but hopes to have 1t ready
for production within a short time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-12
Relief Is Satisfactory.
UNwR1TTEN Law THE ISSUE.
Question Openly Put in a Chicago
Murder Trial,

CHICAGO, December 12-Relying openly
upon an appeal to the ''unwritten law"
the attorney for Mrs. Angelina Anse.one.
accused of numbering Philip Ferreo let
the case so to the jury yesterday without
word Of testimony In defense The wom-
an shot Ferreo because stories he told Of
her conduct had caused her husband to
desert her.
II ask verdict from you. gentlemen"
Attorney Richard Gavin said. which
shall be in accord with the law, the evil
dence. the good Of the community and the
highest morality. / ask you, gentlemen.
to find that this was justifable homicide.
This man had broken up her home, made
her baby fatherless, robbed her Of an at
fectionate husband, destroyed her good
name His attacks on her were malicious
and without foundation. She had nothing
more to live for. She shot him, II she
shot him. in the name OF outraged wom-
anhood and motherhood"
Assistant States Attorney Sherman ask
ed conviction in the name of the law.
1.-The day of private vengeance is past"
he said. mo one either with an imag ned
grievance or a real wrong can arm him.
self with revolver and lie in wait for
the object of his wrath. If we are to a.
low these sentimental appeals to have
weight we might as well return to a state
OF savagery, and arm ourselves and de-
pend on our own strength and ability to
save our lives and destroy those of our
enemies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-12
FIGHT AGAINST FISH.
Hearing Continued in Illinois Cen.
trail Case.

CHICAGO, December 12-Argument for
and against the injunction obtained by
Stuyvesant Fish, restraining the voting of
28l .2S1 shares of Illinois Central stock at
the annual meeting of that road. com.
menced today in the superior court before
Judge Ball.
The proceedings were commenced ny
the presentation by attorneys Of f. H.
Hartman Of a long affidavit, signed by
Mr.. Hartman, Robert Walton Goelet and
Charles A. Peabody. In the AFFIDAVIT II
was set forth that Mr.. Fish was not re-
elected president of the company because
Of alleged misconduct Of office and alleged
misapplication Of funds Of the company
Il was also declared in the affidavit that
under the laws of Illinois the Union Pa
cif1c Railroad Company has the right to
vote all stock owned by it at the annual
meeting December Is.
Mr.. Hartman and the other makers of
the affidavit deny that they caused the
defeat Of Mr.. Fish as president of the
railroad becaused he refused to yield the
control of the Illinois Central to the
Union Pacific. 1t Is also denied that J.
T. Harahan, now president of the COM
pany, Is under the domination of Mr..
Hartman. The statement which has
been made that Mr.. Hartman and the
Union Pacific Railroad Company ever
sought to control the Illinois Central lis
also denied.