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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13
THREE MONTHS
FOR WILSON

Three months on the reef is what
Judge Whitney thinks is the punish
ment due to Charley Wilson, the hack
driver, who was yesterday found gull
ty in the District Court of the crime
of procuring. The evidence against
Wilson was very strong, two young
Hawaiian girls appearing against him
and swearing that he was in the habit
of calling for them with his hack and
taking them out to meet men at
house rented by Wilson. The extreme
penalty for the offense is one year and
a fine of $500. Wilson thinks that he
has not been given the justice he feels
himself entitled to, however, and has
appealed the case. His bond has been
set at $500.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13
LEGISLATIVE PAAiPHLE'

LEGISLATIVE PAMPHLETS.
Weather Record 1898.
Weather Record 1903.
Appropriation Bill, 1854.
Rules for conducting business in the
House of Mobiles. 1854.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13
FOR A LAME BACK.

When you have pains in the small
of the back, dampen a piece of thick
flannel slightly with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat
of pain, and quick relief will follow.
For sale by all dealers. Benson. Smith
& Co.. Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13

Editor Shiozawa OF the Hawaii
Shinpo did not return on the 5. s. Asia
yesterday. as expected Instead. word
came from him that he was at MukdeH
and purposed touring Nanchuria.
Northern China and Korea before he
came back to Honolulu. He is accom-
panied by his brother. a stan officer IN
the Japanese army.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13

al hear there's a new baby at your
house" said Gilman. Yes" replied
Subbubs, land such luck-its a girl.
But I thought you wanted boy
did at first; but then our cook an
nounced that she didn't like boy
babies. "-Philadelphia Press.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13
Squadron on
the Way Here

MANILA, August 1o.-Ths cruiser
squadron which is to cruise TO Homo
lulu left port today. 1t viii proceed
first to Yokohama and thence to Ho-
nolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13
oUININE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
THE HEAD

LAXATIVE BROMO Quln1ne Tablets
for Colds, Grip, Influenza or any
Catarrhal disorders, Headache and
Feverish or Malarious conditions.
E. W. Groves signature on every box.
Made by PARIS MEDICINE CO.
Saint Louis, u S. of A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-13
ALL EMPLOYED.

VANCOUVER. July 26.-The Japa-
nese brought by the Kumeric have all
been landed but eight. who failed TO
pass the medical inspection. Most OF
those landed have gone east. 1t is
said hundreds will go to the prairies
to work on G. T. P. construction.
large number have also secured en-
ployment with the Stave Lake Power
company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
PLUMBERS co OUT
ON STRIKE TODAY.
Masters Willing to Live Up to.
Agreement, But Refuse to
Sign 1t.
THE SITUATION rs PUzzLlNG
Matter Will Probably BE Taken.
Again Before Arbitration
Board.

All the journeymen plumbers OF the
city. members Of the local union, have
been ordered out OF the shops to-day
because of the alleged refusal of the
master plumbers to sign the decision
handed down by the arbitration
board-Mr. Joseph Bryan, Judge w. j,
Leake, and Mr.. W. j. Grlggs-appointe
to settle the differences causing the
recent strike.
A Joint meeting Of the journeymen
plumbers committee and the commit
tee from the master plumbers, was
held last Thursday night and the latter
were requested to sign the arbitrat ton
boards decision, 1T Is stated, so that
the journeymen plumbers might have
something tangible to go upon in case
OF further or other dispute or DIFF
ference. Messrs, III, G, Howie, II, c.,
Hicks. and John j. P,>well, were the
journeymen's committee; but there were
only two of the master plumbers pres
ent--Messrs, John II. Rose and James
H. Phillips. The two master plumbers.
when called upon to sign the agree
ment AS drawn up by the arbitration
board, stated that there was no master
were not authorized to sign the agree
ment.
Letter Sent Out.
Thereupon. Mr.. IIowie asked then
to give him the names OF the maste,
plurlhers who were members of the
masters association while the matte,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
COUNCIL VOTES
TO INVESTIGATE
rws ----
Calls For Special Com
mittee to Inquire Into
ChargeSOfE Executive
MAYOR ATTACKED
IN SHARP DEBATE
~ 4a .---
Members Denounce and Others
Defend Utterances in Recent
Speeches - Failure Of
Heads Of Depart
ments to Furnish
Reports.
ACTION OF COUNCIL
ON MAYORS SPEECH

Whereas, the Mayor OF the city OF
Richmond, In recent public address,
has charged the members Of the Com.
nlttee on Finance Of the City Council
With a violation OF their oath OF office
and Of the charter Of the city Of Rich.
rpond In making UP the budget for the
year 1907, and with other dcrelctlons
OF duty; therefore
Be It resolved by the Council Of the
city OF Richmond, the Board OF Alder.
men concurring:
J. That special investigating com.
mittee OF five. consisting OF three mem.
bcrs from the Common Council ard
two members from the Board Of Al.
sdcrmen, be, and they are hereby an.
pointed, whose duty It shall be, as
( speedily As possible, to inquire and
report to either branch whether the
taid Committee on Finance has vic.
lated the charter Of the city Of Rich.
mond, or any ordinance or resolutions
passed in pursuance thereof, in the
matter Of formulating or making the
budget for 1907.
The recorded vote on the passage Of
the original resolution follows:
Aycs-Mcssrs. Atkinson, Barber, BIZ.
ley, Cannon. Cary, Don Leavy, Gates,
Green, G. 3. Hobson; J.. a. Hobson,
Lea, Lynch. Minis, Pollard, Pollock,
Spence, We'll, w. l.. White, Williams,
Wiltshire and President Peters-2t.
Nocs--Messrs. Davis. Ferguson,
CARRIER, Miner, Neaalc, Phillips, pow
ers. Richards. E. .. Richardson, w.
Fred Richardson and David Meade
sWhIte-1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
YOUNG MAN SETS
FIRE TO CLOTHES
Daniel Bowers, Demented Young
Man, Comes Near Burning Up
Winchester City Hall.
, [speeIal to The Times Dispatch, j

MANCHESTER, VA, March 4,-Dan.
lei Bowers, the demented young white
man, who created u sensation in Grace
Lutheran Church on Sunday by at
tempting to preach, narrowly ESCAPED
a possible death by burning to-day
IN room AT police headquarters,
where he is being detained until tina
arrival of his father, Jacob Bowers.
OF chester county. Pa a former promi .
nent resident Of this vicinity.
While the attendant was temporarily
absent, Bowers found match i'm one
ot his pockets, and removing ali his
clothing. which was OF fine quality.
set them afire, When the police came
IN the flames were communicating g
with the woodwork. and In attemptins
to eNtinguish them Chief seabright
end Officer Legg We're almost suffo-
Gated The fire was finally gotten un-
der control, and Bowers was rescued
The police station is in the new Clty
Hall, and a disastrous fire was mar
rowly ayerted
Young Bowers is in pitiful eondl
tion, and IL receiving sympathy ana
attention at the hands of charitable
people until his father arrives.
Eugene Russell died last night at his
home, in this county Just after re-
turning from trip to Winchester,
He ha,i De4n sick of consumption, anil
was twenty nine years old, He was a
son of Bennett ", Russell and leaves
his parents, two sisters and three
brothers, all OF this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
TOOK SICK CHILDREN
FROM BURNING HOUSE
Three Ill With Measles in Resi-
dence of Mr.. Carter, Which
Caught Fire Last Night,

Fire that originated in the home Of
Mr., William Carter, No. 6la South Pine
Street. last night threatened to do
stroy many adjacent dwellings,, and
that two houses are on the street to-
day is due only to the promnt aGi
efficient work OF the hremen.
Mr., Carter discovered blaze In tho
kitchen of his residence. and an alarm
was at once turned in. The house
was soon in flames, and the adjoining
residence. No. 6l2 ~, caught fire, This
latter house, however was not badly
damaged,
Three children of Nh Carter who
for tae past week have been suffering
with the measles, We're taken from
the home immediately after the fire
was discovered.
The damage to the buildings. which
will amount to something like sa "a0,
is fully covered by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
MEN IN DIsGU|SE
HOLD Up A TRAIN
Kill Negro, Who Protests, and
Stray Shot Wounds White
Passenger.
MAKE THE AUDITOR PAY UP
After Getting His Money They
Escapcd-NIiners Securing the
Country for Then

PI1TSBURG, KANSAS, March "A
Missouri Pacific passenger train, which
left here at 7:2O this evening, was he'd
up by two men In disguise, and Lou
jeff, negro miner. employed at Camp
81 of the Central Coal and Coke COM
pany, was killed because he protested,
and w. L. West!ake, of Toledo. o..
who, with his wife and two children,
had been visiting relatives In Kansas,
was shot through the hand by stray
shot that had beer fired at the negro.
There We're few passengers on the
train, and the robbers got about $lU0
in cash and We tches.
The men were disguised only with
false moustaches and goatees One
man was tall, weighing between $50
and 100. wnile the other weighed about
lG0 pounds. Both were dark COM
pleNion'd, and wore dark slouch hats
and dark clothes. They boarded the
train at Iittsburs and began working
the train as 1t passed tho Kansas City
Southern Railroad shops. They COM
n,enced at the smoking car,
One robber walked ahead with a large
revolver in either hand. and quietly asked
the passengers to shell OUT to the man
behind, who was closely following They
were not far behind the train auditor,
and followed him into the day coach
w Hen LlieS Gdiile W ucit III tlle gay coticI
he at once grasped the idea that 1t was
a hold-up, and after the auditor had
passed him he drew revolver and shot
at the foremost robber, who shot twice
at the negro. The first shot went wild
and struck West.ake. but the second shot
hit the negro in the head and killed him
instantly, The robbers then quietly made
the auditor deliver mis- money and hur-
riedly left the train MS it entered the
yards at Cornell.
The country surrounding Pittsburg Il
thickly settled. and Is dotted with vii
lagos and mining camps, 1t Is reported
that the news that a miner was killed
by the bandits has aroused hundreds OF
other miners. who will attempt to cap
ture and lynch the robbers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
LOOK FOR KILLING
IN HARGlS TRIAL
Prisoner, His Attorney and Prose
cutting Attorney May Be Targets
for Mountaineers.

LEXINGTON, KY., March 4.-Accom-
panied by a company of the State
Guard from Lexington and portion
of the Frankfort Battery, Judge Will
liam Carnes VIII go to Jackson to-
morrow to preside at "a special meeting
OF court to try Judge ames Hargis
charged with the assassination of DR.
b, b. Cox, In case of the anticipated
liprgls, his attorney, w. A. Young,
and Prosecuting Attorney A, II. Byrd,
may be killed. Byrd said to-day that
he would be killed IL such Il fight oc-
CURED, The town of jackson, he said,
is full OF excited mountneers.
The trial of b. II. French, John
Smith and Joha Abner, charged with
the assassination of James B, Marcum
during the Breathitt feud trouble was
set for Beattyyillr to-day but Ii will
be continued until July as a trial now
would conflict with tho Hargis case,
IN which the same witnesscs appear,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
GAN | FORGE TRUST
...!0|||FFIC'I..A||l|S| D c. || / TO GO.
49, 49, y 49, =. - -.---
Supreme Court Revarses Eastern
Tennessee Circuit Court, in
Fertilizer Cases.
OFFICIALS TO BE. DIS CHARGED
Merits OF the Case Not Passed
Upon and Further Prosecutions
May Follow.
OFFICIALS TO BE Dis CHARGED

WASHINGTON, d, c. March 4.-T..e
fertilizer trust cases, involving the right
OF the United States to compel the re-
moval of indicted officials OF the fcrt,-
lizer companies constituting the alleged
trust from Virginia to Tennessee 70.
trial, We're decided to-day by the Supreme
Court of the United States adversely to
the governments contentious, the opinion
being delivered by Chief Justice Fuller,
who held that the United States Circuit
Court had erred in holding that the In
dictment was sufficient TO secure the re-
moval of the cases, without regard to
the evidence. The result was the reversal.
OF the decision by the United States Cir
cult Court for the Eastern District of
Tennessee
Their Discharge Follows.
Chief Justice Fuller said that the Su
pren}e Court had never held that in re-
moval cases the Indictment of a person
was sufficient to secure his transfer from
one Jurisdiction to another, "and," he
added we now hold that it is not" He
proceeded to say removals should only be
ordered by sufficient cause for such a
course; that this could only be done by
scrutiny of the evidence and that to re-
fuse this investigation is denial of tho
IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
SENATOR MARTIN NOW
ON LlBYAN DESERT

Governor Swanson received yesterday n
picture postal card from Senator Thomas
S. Martin, who, at the time of address,
ing the card, was in the desert lands of
the Nile. Senator Martin wrote that he
and Mrs. Martin We're summing themselves
ON tie Libyan Desert beneath the shal-
ow of the aeonrod pyramids,
Mr. and Mrs, Martin left Virginia about
month ago, the trip being taken for the
health of the Senator'S wifo,
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The sun., 1907-10-19
HAZING Ar TRINITY COLLEGE.
Freshman Beaten by Sopaomores for Not
Obeylnx Orders.

New HAVEN. Oct Is-The entire under
graduate body Of Trinity College. Hart
FORD. is stirred up over complaint which
has just been made to the faculty OF the
college by A. ID. Berman. an -ol clo' man,
who alleges that his son, " iliam Berman. a
freshman, was hazed 10y 4 score or more Of
sophomores the past week.
Berman refused TO attend freshman
class meeting early in the week and on
bis way home met party Of sophomores
who ordered him to turn back. Instead
Of obeying he put his thumb to his nose
and twrled his fingers. whereupon the
sophomores attacked him and knocked
him down, beating him severely. He up
braided them for their cowardice in not
attacking him singlehanded and was set
upon again. being forced finally. badly
bruised and battered. to obey orders and
walk to the meeting.
After reporting the matter to the faculty
the father Of the freshman was waited
upon by the sophomores, who urged him
to withdraw his complaint. He agreed TO
do so. but the faculty refused to let the
matter drop. declaring that they would
investigate the affair fully.
The sun., 1907-10-19
Al. N. r. COMPANY GUILTY.
Terminal Development Cos. smoking
Power House q Nuisance.

A jury in the County Court. Brooklyn.
yesterday brought in a verdict finding
the Terminal development Company. a
subsidiary of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. guilty of maintaining a nuisance
at its power house on Kent avenue near
Division avenue. Dozens of witnesses
testified that cinderS and SCOT covered
the sidewalks and window sills and that
IL was impossible to keep ones linen and
clothing clean on account of il. One wit
ness testified that his watch had stopped
because the cinders got in it.
As soon as the verdict was announced
counsel asked for new trial on the ground
that the verdict was against the weight
of evidence. Judge Fawcett reserved deci-
sion on the motion.
The charge against the company con-
stitutes a msdemeanor. II is punishable
by fine Of $500 and compels the absolute
abatement of the nuisance. Unless the
fine is promptly paid and the nuisance
abated the Sheriff may step in and take
charge Of the power house.
The sun., 1907-10-19

-. -.--..--.-.-.a- a A. s-.s. .s-
The examination ~ Msy Wsdssy we
woman rhsfsrd With cofnphcsty IN me Md
Mapping NJ Csrleton kremrt. the nvs-yess-
nlJ .,,,,,,,.,l am ,,s 10, t,e,. Ntsv,cv oh,
-. -, A.. ~. 80. a.. No., s,s.ss
Wv ~'.'o "v wv "'"'.', s'.
on Ortober " snd t"Nrn '" ros'"n. e"ue"
shfuptly yesterday when tbs Brsdt~v
woman feIi losc a state ~ cotns Tho soc-
,,... ,,,,,n,,,,,.a 4, |. sc,,r 81 .,i,rorx
p -,.. 49,. 49,.
me wumsn nso W vr ce''e' ',o,. yss
hsse Wshles privsse room. ~herc the nesF-
ing was held she revived later and wss
taken home Magistrate wshls sdiouru~,i
the examination until Mondsy.
The examination had gone on smoothly
until Assistant District Attorney krctei
asked the Bradley woman who were her
parents This question she refused 10
answer and when press-d appealed tn
Magistrate Wshle. The Magistrate. how
ever. In spite of the vigorous protests of
Miss Bradley's lawyer. Julius Cohen. ~Is-
tanned MIR krotel. Miss Bradley ~ length
The sun., 1907-10-19
HAD SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
Police Nab Two Men CoIIecting for . Gym
for ''Shertn's OMce.''

rUhsc0 s~ou w 'ssu SVsseNNsuo y SyWs
for "sberin's Once"
George Miller and Charles Young, with
no home addresses, were yesterday SEN
fenced to six months in the workhouse by
Magistrate Breen in the West Side court.
The charge against them was vagrancy.
but the police found in the possession of
Young a document that led them to believe
that the mon were collecting money for the
erection Of clubhouse and gymnasium
for the use Of the men in the Sheriff's Office.
Attached to the subscription list was
letter signed by J. II. Harrington, presi-
dent. and W. J. Goodman, treasurer, EN-
powering George Walters to collect for the
Metropolitan Association. The subscription
list bore the forged signatures of several
prominent firms. One man admitted in
court that he had paid SO to Miller believ-
ing he was helping good cause, but Sheriff
Hayes's secretary, Al Engel, was on hand
to repudiate the Metropolitan Association.
He said that from time to time for the past
three years the Sherif's Office had heard
that two men were circulating a subscrip-
ton list. but that heretofore the police were
never able to get them.
Young and Miller were arrested by Central
Office Detectives Wiley and McKeon Thurs
day night at the corner Of Second avenue
and Houston street. The detectives said
that both OF the men had records.
The sun., 1907-10-19
MAD To BE ~ TO-DAY'S GAME,
80 Barbour, Arrested for Trsfnc Violation.
Snid-A Joke. Maybe.

William Barbour. 10 years old, son Of
the thread manufacturer, living at II West
Fifty-third street, was arrested at Times
Square last night by Policeman Coster
Of the traffic squad charged with violat-
ing the rules of the road. Barbour, who
had two young women in his big touring
car, was going up Seventh avenue near
the west curb, and when Coster held him
up and told him he was under arrest for
not observing the traffic regulations the
young man said he was in a hurry to get
his companions home. He pleaded that
he be allowed to go, but the cop was OBJ
durate and ordered him to drive to the
West Forty-seventh street station.
When arraigned before the lieutenant
Barbour said that he was a member Of
the Princeton football team and WAS sched-
uled to play in a game to-day, and that
under no consideration could he fail to be
on hand As security for his appearance
in court this morning he deposited with
the lieutenant a gold watch which he said
was a family heirloom and worth $500.
He was then allowed to go.
According to the PrincetoRidn, which
in this weeks issue prints the lineup for
to-day's game. there is no player OF the
name Of Barbour at Princeton.
The sun., 1907-10-19
WILL ACCEPT MESSAGES.
NiarcOni Satisfied with BekinBinys ~
Commercial Wireless.

HALIFAX, n. s.. Oct. ls.-"I am perfectly
satisfied" said Mr.. Marconi to-day when
asked about the results Of yesterdays &
work of his wireless telegraph system
I'VE are now prepared TO accept 4 limited
number of transatlantic messages for
transmission. The bulk of our messages
to-day came from the newspapers.
-One message. however. addressed to
the British people from the Premier of
Canada. was sent yesterday. while two were
received from the Canadian Commissioner
in London. Lord Strathcona. ! am not
permitted to give the text of these mes
sages. though l may say they are all Of a
congratulatory nature"
Mr.. Marconi said that over 10000 words
had been received and sent and not a single
word had to be repeated. Within few days,
he added, press service would he inaugu-
rated between the towers and ships at sea.
The sun., 1907-10-19
HOW TO SECURE PURE MILK
DIR. DARLINGTON TELLS WHAT
THIS CITY rs DOING.

:. r... ,..-
~,~-...-- -,
uon " u."es .n. ~
Insists On Clean and wneseseme Condl-
tions In Places Where MILK 10 PRODUCED.
p,. u,.h cou
Dr. ihomas Dai"ns'on' noai In
missioner OF ths city' reao paper a. uio
meeting of the health officers OF the State
in Buffalo yesterday ON What Health
DEPARTMENTS Can Do to Secure Pure Milk"
n. aa;a in mart.
The problem Tor pure mix supply lot =
city is solved wnen the Department OF neai.h
can guarantee tnat al MIX soio WHhih the
city limits fs drawn from pertecty heaNhy
ana normal COWS. housed IN cohior,so'e anu
sanitary quarters miiSeu ny cream anu
healthy person into a sterile contsiner' Quickly
cooled, transported anu uenVereu W '"e
consumer IN seaieu packsge. -
As the major portion Oh sucn guaran.ce g
concerns the neaith OF tne COW anu ,he ,h'lAe,
ana the sanitary cohoition Oh the staoie anu
utensils. tne proper place 20 Deein cor,eo'''e
work ~ aI tine source tne usLy lsr"
Inc mix supply Oh New to,k Guy vonsi'.s
OF i,7So,ooo quarts OF nik uaty, wien -
xathereo from over so.oco isrns anu sn'pp
from anout 100 crea"er'es' 'o'a'cu ]" ''A "'-
rerent states'
y. OF co rse; unoers'oou .na. .ne ~
partment OF heaun mas no au.uotuy ou,Srue
OF the seosraphicai nmNs % 'ne c"y; u"t gu,
Sanitary Code provides that no miik snah
oe received. neid. Kept ON ereo ior saIe or
dehvered IN tne cIy' OF New lorS .nnouI q
permit rom .ne ncaIu VI nea".; 'iru w
board can w"nnoiu OF reseIno .",s psrn.M
II unsanfary condHiohs eX". a. lne ua'ry
or creamery where tne MIX u proo"oeu Ut
nandieu,
Ne~ 10TH cny nss. .ne1eiore' t"e HsnI ~
say ""at puSo 'muA s"a" os shu S'. w .S.u.
entrance 10 the cty Oh any III" no, prvoueeu
WIN the proper at.e""o" 10 ''ea"""e'''
"'sns s "nu .S"S. ..h. n..-,..,
mas peen tne ehaesVor OF .ne oepsr'hens .,
OF ~ neatn 70 estaclsn anu n'aIn'sn Us Us
oonu"ions 40 resaus ~ .no 'ii,s 'uppy W ,."
i. ork siy' G MS & oy sySse"" ~, s.;u suu o ,hs ..,.
The sun., 1907-10-19
FIREWATERS SAD EFFECT
On Shinnecock Brave. Who Doesn't Likc
the Local Kind.

Fred stephen. full blooded Indian of
the Shinnecock tribe. was IN the Yorkville
police court YESTERDAY on charge of intoxi-
cation. Detective GalliGan of the Fifth
street station said thar the Indian seemed
to think he was on the warpath .ate Thurs
iav night ss he made his way down Fifth
street with a load of corn Juice on board
and let out occasional warwbcops thar
aroused the neighborhood
@You had better let the white mans fire.
water alone It's too strong for an indian, ="
Magistrate Herman remarked to the
prisoner.
Il can stand the Long Island drink all
right, but New York whskey il too much
for me-" the Indian responded.
AS you come from the first American
families III discharge you.' announced
the Court.
The Indian thanked his Honor. bowed
and left the court