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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-22
Sraszna katastrOfa kOleOWa: 81 zabitych 70 rannyc
EkspIozya W staIownl. Zgon ma scenic.

cd czasu do czasu rozchodzq sic
gfuche wiesci, noszace raczej cha
rakter przepowiedni, o spodziewa-
mem przymierzu angielsko-japon--
sko-rosyjskiem, gl6wnie wszakze
mad sprawami Dalekiego Wschodu
g6ruja W opinii drobne epizody "a
targu japonsko-amerykaGskiego.
Ot6z, lie sadzic MONA mniej
lub wiecej dostepnych szerszemu
og6Iowi zr6del, wszystkie te wy
plywajqce ma powierzchnie sprawy
So jedynie pozorami, ME posiada-
jQcymi zadnego powazniejszego
znaczenia. Jedynem bOdaj zr6d-
lem tego rodzaju-sq-doniesienia ko-
respondent6w angielskich niemie-
ckich, oparte ma wiadomosciach /
pogladach zaczerpnietych k6f
wojskowych rosyjskich. Przedsta--
wiaja one stan obecny spraw ma
Dalekim Wschodzie W innem zu-
peinie i nowen dla opinii europej-
skiej swietle.
Zdawna juz, oceniajac woine o.
statniq punktu widzenia dziejO-
wego, nazywano ia ,,pierwsza woi-
ma rosyjsko-japonska', traktat W
Portsmouth uwazano "a pewnego
rodzaju zawieszenie broni, kt6re
doprowadzi dopiero czasem do
ostatecznego rozstrzygniecia kwe--
styi przewagi ma Dalekim Wscho-
die .Sadzac relacyi otrzymywa-
nych przez sfery wojskowe ro-
syiskie bezposrednio armii mand-
zurskiej, przewidywania te SO ma
der bliskie urzeczywistnienia, a
Japonia jest W penym toku ener-
gicznych przezornie obmyslanych
przygotowan do drugiej wojny ro-
syjskiej. G1osy kompetentne utrzy-
muja, re caiy zatarg iaponsko-a-.
merykanski by1 zainscenizowany
sztucznie, celem odwr6cenia uwagl
Rosyi i Europy przeprowadzenla
pogotowia wojennego, rzekomo
zwr6conego przeciwko Stanom
Zjednoczonym. By}oby to najzu-
pe}niej W stylu diplomacy japon-
skiej.
Jedno zdaje sic ME ulega6 wat
pliwosci, re Japonia rzeczywiscie
gotuje sic, to po5piesznie, do "a
dania Rosyi nowego, decydujacego
ciosu: Tamtejsze sfery, zar6wno
dypylomatyezne jak i wojskowe,sa
zdania, re chwila obecna jest VIA
snie jak najbardziei stosowna do
rozpoczecia hok6w zaczepnych:
rozprzezenie, panujace W ca}ej
machine panstwowej rosyjskiej,
kfopoty parlamentarne ,poch}ania-
jace uwage sfer kierowniczych,
chwiejacy sic coraz wyrazniej "a
graniczny redyt rosyiski, opozy-
cyjne usposobienie ludnosci, wre-
szcie stan armii, sr6d kt6rei no
wa wojna wywola}aby -ich zda-
MEM = niewatpliwie najzywsze
niezadowolenie, a nawet powazne
rozruchy, wszystko to skiada sic ma
sytuacye, zmnieiszajaca mozliwa
odpornose panstwa rosyjskiego do
minimum.
Sfery wojskowe rosyjskie pa
trza ma ten stan rzeczy pewna
beznadziejna rezygnacya, rozumie-
lac dobrze, ze tym razem gra to-
czye sic bedzie Gala Wschodnia
Syberye po Bajkaf i ze Rosya ME
ma 1adnych widok6w sztucznej o.
brony tych posiadlosci przed wtar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-22
Telegramy krajowe.

Ell Paso, Texas, % lipca. =
Pociag kolejowy ma kolei Rock
Island wykoleif sic blisko Pasturn
NM, 225 mil stad. Lokomotywa
szesc wagonow zjechaio SYN
Mkt jednak ME zostai zabity, a
ranieni niebezpiecznie zostali tyl-
ko dwaj portyerzy. Wykolejenie
nastapilo wskutek rozszerzenia sic
SYN.
New York, 90 lipca. = Wczo-
raj W dzielnicy zydowskiej srod
zamozniejszych zyd6w powsta}a
mySl wys}ania do PREF. Roo
sevelta prosby, ably wycofal dele
gat6w z konferencyi pokojowej,
jeSli Rosya Rumunia ME zmie-
MIA sposobu traktowania zydow.
Inicyatorem tego ruchu zyd6w a
merykanskich w obronie ziomk6w
w kraju byl J. EN-. ks. kardynal
Gibbons Baltimore.
zydzi domagaja sic Cd rzadu
rosyjskiego przyznania i'm. row.
nych innemi narodoWosciami
praw.
Detroit, Mich, % lipca. - Ma
kolei Pere Marquette wydarzy}o
sic straszne nieszczescie. Pociag
wyciecz. wiozacy przeszlo 1000
ludzi w fabrykach warsztatach
przewaznie pracujscych, zderzya
sic pociagiem frachtowym ma
krzyz6wce Washburn, dwie mile
ma wschod Cd Salem.
Pociagi lecia}y W strony pre-
ciwne, co rozmiary nieszczescia
powiekszylo. Try wagony wy
cieczkowe zosta}y strzaskane do
szczetnie, prawie zaden pasazer
ME wyszedl mich zdrowo. Nara
rachowano 81 zabitych 70 ciezko
ranionych.
Pomimo, re robotnicy kolejowi
mieli ze soba Gale swe rodziny /
niektore wagony przepeinione
byly kobietam dziecmi, w kata-
strofie zgineli tylko sami mez-
czyzni.
Gala odpowiedzialnosc z}ozono
ma konduktora pociagu frachto-
wego, ktory samowolnie ME "a
stosowa1 sic do rozkazow wyda-
nych mu przez glownego szefa
frachtowego.
Pociqg frachtowy zamiast po-
czekaG ma stacyi Plymouth, pope
dill dalej.
Okropne byiy jeki rannych. Roz-
poczeto ratowanie uwiezionych.
Z okolicznyoh farm nadeszli lu-
dzie bandazami. Poi godziny po
wypadku nadeszly specyalne po-
ciagi po ranionych. Pociag z
Detroit przyjechai dopiero o je-
denastej.
Konduktor maszynista po-
ciagu frachtowego zeskoczy.i
przed czasem wyszli CATO. VA
szynistai palace i 20 pasazerow W
oddziale dla palacych zgineio ma
miejscu.
Butte, Mont, 22 lipca. - James
R Davis, aktor Chicago, umara
W czasie przedstawienia popolu-
dniowego,na udar sercowy. Davis
w1asnie m6wi1 swoj popisowy u
step w dramacie, kiedy go fagle
smiere zabraIa. Publicznosc ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-22
sposobienie jego wobec Japon-
czykow jest nader wrogie.. -.

Seoul. 22 lipca. PlerwSzym czy-
nem nowego cesarza bylo wyda-
ME dekretu obwinienia kary ma
deputacye koreahska do Hagi.
Dawny cesarz zostanie prawdo-
podobnie przewieziony do Japo-
nil w tym celu, by mu przeszko-
die w knowahiu nowych intryg,
ktore pozbawiiy go tronu.
Haga, 22 lipca. Ma przedwczo-
rajszej sesyi Konferencyi Poko-
jowej umawiano przyjeto MOVE
regulaminy dotyczace organiza-
cyl miedzynarodowej uCzerwone-
go Krzyza" jego dzialalnoSci W
czasie wojen morskich. Po szcze-
golowych dysputach przyjeto ma
wniosek Francyi program pred
lozony przez komitet specyalny,
do spraw ,,Czerwonego Krzyza"
zamianowany. JednomySlnosc u
chowal zaklocily tylko Turyca i
Persya, ktore oswiadczyly, re ME
moga znae przyjac znaku krzy-
"a, dla swoich instytucyi szpital-
no-wojennych, odpowiadajacych
caerwonemu hzyzowi domaga@y
sic dla siebie uznania znaku czer-
wonego p6lksiezyca". Mad projek-
tenn tym zebrani przeszli do po-
rzadku.
Rzym, 22 lipca. Kiedy wczoraj
w niedziele w jednym koscio-
low odbywai sic odpust procesya
ma czesc Najsw. Fanny Maryi, So
cyalisci i wogole antiklerykalni
napadli ma katolikow spokoinie w
procesyi postepujacych, bedac
w znacznie przewazajacej liczbie
rozpedzili wiernych, pobili BIZ
skupa, idacego pod baldachimem
poranili kilkunastu ksiezy. Przy-
byia ma miejsce gorszacego tego i
zbrodniczego zajScia - policya
przywroci4a porzadek aresztowa-
la wielu napastnikow.
Rzym, 22 lipca. = Krol Wiktor
Emanuel wraz mafzonka zamie-
RIA udac sic w towarzystwie wo-
iennej eskadry wloskiej do Anglii
wizyta do kr6la Edwarda. Do
nosza tutaj Girgdnti ma Sycy-
lii, gdzie sic kopalnie siarki znaJ-
duja, ze w jednej mich wszcza1
sic pozar, kt6rego trujace gazy /
dyny siarczane udusi}y so robo-
tnikow.
Paryz, 22 lipca. - Wiele tu pi-
sza i m6wia o ewehtualnem zbli-
zeniu sic Francyi do Niemiec, o
ltore sic Niemcy tax usirnie sta
raja i kt6re czas jakis wydawafo
sic istotnie bliskiem mozliwoScl.
Obecnie nastapil zwrot w opinil
francuskej, twierdza ogolnie, re
przymierze Niemcami ME by
loby dla Francyi ami korzystnem,
ami zaszczytnem, a byloby zdrada
obecnych zwiazk6w Francyi z
Anglia innemi pahstwami' Fran
cya pragnie utrzymae z Nienca-
mi dobre stosunki W tym celu
gotowa jest zawrzec mimi trak-
tat handlowo-komunikacyjny, ale
do przymierza daleko!
Brema, 22 lipca. - Ciekawy a
fatalny wypadek spotka1 wlelKi
parowiec pasazerski Mem, Lloy-
du KAISER Wilhelm H.. Oto kle-
dy 1adowano wegle do okretu te-
go, kt6ry tyni dniami miai ru--
szyc w droge do New Yorku. ma
gle parowiec przewalii sic ma je-
den box i otworami weglowymi
nabral tyle woody, re zupe}nie sic
ma boku polozyl. Nadchodzacy
przyp1yw wpedzii jeszcze wieceJ
woody do okretu, ktory forrnalnie
zatonai, legfszy bokiem ma dnie
mora. Puszczono w ruch ponpy
zabrano sic energicznie do ra-
tunku parowca, ktory zapewne do
tkliwe poni6si szkody dluzszy
czas bedzie musia1 pozostawac w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-22

- w ubieglym tygodniu umarlo W
niescie 800 psob: II wiecej, niz W
tygodniu poprzedzajacym, ale IL
mniej, niz W odpowiednim tygodniu
zesziego roku. Samob0jstw byio 10,
innych gwaltownych wypadk6w smier
ct 10 p,. 49,. !
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
DUE WEST.

DR.. Georss Pressly' was over from Charlotte
last Tuesday on professional business.
DR.. J. g. Mofist occupied the pulpit Of the
First Presbyterian Church In GreenViile on
TnSiatations have been Issued 70 the mar
riage of Miss Sarah Sullivan and Mr.. y. 2.
Erwin, for the afternoon OF March sixth, q
three thirty O'Clock. ~ {
to entertain the Due West public with play,
Mss Lois Oowsn. OF Ninety Six. .is expect.
ed In town this week az the guest OF Ai,.
friends here. who will be glad 70 have her In
DR. Dr.. ]. 4: Bell and Mr.. olin Hasan were
called TO Anderson last week ON court busi'
Mr.. 81. u. Asnev wa. down from Gresnvills
for short time during tho past week. -,
The Erskine base ball coach, Mr.. Laval will
arrive Wednesday and begin work on the
companied by bis wife.
From present Indications there will be Q
number Of marriages In Due West In ths
o1ai NJ, T J. r pevlin is expected home from
Florida next week. ...
Mr.. T, 6. Anderson, the surveyor OF tbs
Due W est Rail Road, was 10 town Monday
look ing after the interests OF the road. The
sOS'raSs Sns tSs ns work Is' vii Seain :oon 'D'
The Athletic Association OF ErBkins OK
pect 10 give an entertainment next Monday
hight, 70 hsly defray the expenses OF the
Ar. Willie Addison came over from tn.
Thornwell Orr hsnaEe on Friday and wa
With bis mothers IN m1ly until Monday,
Mr.. Frank a; Carwile 10 making frequent
trips TO Due WeSt.
;: Dr, AID Mrs. D. r. Anderson. Of Fsirview
spent q lew days with Ms. A. 8. Kennedy.
Mrs. Ernest Pruit and Mrs. Butler wers
down from Sunny Slope and attended scr.
Woe In tho A, r. +, church on Sabbath,
Miss Luna Tribble came homo from Wal
haIla las: week she has been teaching In the
Graded School at that place.
Mrs. Grier Pressly and children arrived
Saturday from New York and Will be with
Mrs. Lois Pressly for while.
Mrs. Sallie Addison and Messra. John and
Willie Addison made business trip! tc
Greenville last Saturday. '-..i.
Miss Elise Brook, WIN recently completed
business course in Spartauburg, has posi-
ton with the Piedmont Electric Company
OF Anderson.
DR.. Hayne and family OF Bolton was the
guest OF Mr.. ]. e. Todd and family, Sabbath
Mr.. 8, ]. Todd has returned from hurried
trip to Alabams. =
Miss statis Wideman il ON visit 10 friends
at Long Cane,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
WEST END.

Miss Runette Turner left on Saturday 70,
Grainridge Ca. where she Is to be the guest
at house varty.
York to buy his Spring stock OF goods.
Mrs. A. g. Simmons and Master James are
visiting relatives In Elhertou Ga.
Mr. A. N: Smith left Monday for the North
Dr.. F. Y Pressly OF Due West attended the
funeral OF Capt. L. w. White on Friday.
g. Mrs; pr. Britt and children visited Mrs'
Mr. George Mower Of Newberry attended
Mr.. Eugene Power after months illness Ia
sufficiently recovered 10 resume bis duties at
the Presbyterian College in Clinton.
Miss Fannie Harris returned TO Converse
Mr.. E,ne:t Iatimer Of Lovndssvlll' is In
town attending Court. De-.
Miss Edna Holman left Saturday for Colum.
bis. Miss Holman's many friends regret her
M. W q Pbllson left on Tuesday for New
York. Mr. Philson goes to bny. the Spring
goods for Philson Henry Co.
Miss Esther Dick 10 home after delightful
Mr.. Lamber. Jones Of Nswberry ATTENDED
tho funeral OF Capt L. w. White.
Miss Nina Wilson OF Warrenton was the
guest Of Misc Maggie Brooks several days
The Daughters Of Con fedsracy were delight.
fully entertained BY Mrs. L. T. Latimer on
Mr.. a, ": Smith Of spartanburg was in
town Friday.
. Miss Daisy Maxwell IL the guest OF friends
In Bordeaux and Wellington.
Mrs. Julius Visapska ts expected In town
this week TO visit Mrs. Philip Rosenberg.
Mra. Tench Ponl was the guest or her sister
Mrs. Mra L. w. White several days last week.
Mr.. A. y. Simmons. left Monday for the
N:IG Mrs. John G q. Edwards after = delightful
visit 10 relatives IN town has returned home
In Edgeneld.
New York whore she will visit Dr.. and Mrs..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald spent several
days In Winder last week.
Mr.. William Klugh after few days NJ
home left Monday for South Carolina College
Mr.. Len White returned on Monday 10
Chattanooga, Tenn. to resume bis duties
Mr.. Tom Cosby OF Greenville was In town
Mr.. Bonner White returned on Monds5 to
Davidson College.
Mr.. Mack McCslla of Lowndcsville was In
town last week on business.
Mr.. W. Spearmsn from Green wood 70 IN
the city. He has q position with Hsrison
and -Waldrop and II thorouEnry mp 10 his
business.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
Barksdaie'a Locals,

Ifyou want stove yon certainly want q
very best on 80 days free trial. Everyone II
not Just what you desire no cost to you.
We are or the customers are raising things
with Registers Farmers Bone Guano Acids
etc, Let us talk to you about l02 end 101
ocd and S& 90 gnano S.aS guano lo44 guane
10 Q 92.l0-38 and IG4 guano.
Lots of good Things for the Farmers In Plow
PloW stocks gearing etc. Extra feet handles
or beams for all sizes.
The best lot OF plows We have ever seer
here. Come in see too.
Rice meal Corn hearts for hoRa.
Come and see as for the New Year and lei
us help you TO be satisfied. No matter wha
you want let Us try 10 show you what VI
have and price you.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
L. w. whites Locals.

Those embrolderies at Whites are simply
grand. Have you seen ihemP II not, 60 at
once and enjoy rare treat by looking At
some OF the no ost dainty and artistic designs
ever seen in embroideries.
The embroidery sale at Whites Ia going on
all the time, and such prices are put upon
his goods as makes them 90 every time.
Advance arrivals OF prints, percales, mad
ras, gipghsms and other spring fabrics can
now oe seen al the store OF l.. w. White.
l., W. White is now Offering for 81 2l grest
bargain In white counterpaue. II is fnIl
aize heavy material, pretty design and would
be cheap at 81 50.
l.. w. Whit has n very large collection Of
five cent IsceS OF all styles and all widths
His al linen laces at five cents Is a speclaliy >
good bargain.
Don't forget the embroideries at Whites.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
Neig hbors Got Fooled.

II was literally coughing myself to
death. and had become too weak to
leave my bed; and neighbors predict
ed that I would Lever leave 1t alive;
but they got fooled, for thanks be to
God, was induced to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery. 1t took jnst four one
dollar bottles to completely cure the
cough and restore me to good sound
health" writes Mrs. Eva Uncabher
of Grovertown, Stark Co., Ind. This
King Of cough and cold cures, and
healer of throat and lungs, is guaran
teed by P. b. Speed, Druggist. SOC
and $l.OO. Trial bottle free,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
w,se Counsel From the South.

at vont 10 give some valuable advice TO
.hoso OHIO an fer With lame back end k'dn"v
trouble" says ]. R. Blankensh'p, OF Beck
Tenn. III have proved TO an absolute GER
tsinty that Electric Bitters Will pnsitively
cnre this distressing c"pdition. The first
So,t,s gave me great relief, and after takit q
few more bottles, WIS completely cured: SO
oom plelely that II becomes pleasure to re
Q no m end this great remedy SOLO nnder
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
N. o. Syrup in bb!s., IL
bbls., 10 and S gal. kegs at
Glenn's.

Fertilizers on Hand.
have on hands al grades OF fertilizers 1or
grain. Be sure and see us. We will also sell
you your cotton seed meal;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-20
,,.n. 'ss The Shop that does Everything Phone 1873
We have a frst-class Timer who can
put on any kind Of roof, and 90 all
kinds Of repairing.

We have first-class Plumber who can
do all kinds Of plumbing No jobs toI
large. None too small. We want the
work
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23
PLENTY Of TROUBLE
FOR JOE EVERETT

The most important case to come be-
fore Judge Whitney in the police court
yesterday was that Of Joe Everett, a
negro charged with stealing horse.
The case against Everett was contin-
ued for several days and an additional
charge of subornation of perjury was
entered against him on the police blot
ter, by the order of Judge Whitney.
Everett, who was before the courts
only a short time ago, charged with
robbing the cash register in the saloon
of Scully & Grimes, is alleged to have
stolen a horse from Chinaman whose
place of business is situated on Nuu-
anu avenue. After he had been in jail
some days he notified Chief Detective
Taylor that he wanted to see two men
whom he desired to use as witnesses
for the defense. They were sent for
and it afterward appeared that Ever
EFT offered them 1915 apiece, all the
money that he had, to go on the stand
and swear that they had witnessed
transaction in which he had bought
the horse in question from half-wit-
ted Australian, who lives in the city.
On this account the new charge was
placed against him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23
INSULTEO LADIES At
HONOLULU STATION

A complaint was made to Sheriff Iau-
kea yesterday by lady who, with two
companions of her own sex, was at the
honolulu station near Eva last Sun
day. While there it is said the three
ladies were subjected to most vile
mouthed abuse from a number of
drunken Japanese who came from a
saloon located near by. The matter
was called to the attention of Deputy
sheriff Fernandez by the Sheriff and
q special police officer living in that
vicinity Will be appointed who will see
'hat no incidents Of the kind occur
again He will take particular care
to watch the saloon in question on
Saturday nights and on Sundays when
disturbances, if arsa generally occur.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23
NERVES

Have you an uncomforta-
BILE feeling of lassitude?
Without vital force you are
not capable of feeling activity.
You want a healthy tonic
that will invigorate without
disturbing the harmonious
process of life.
Paine's Celery Compound,
endorsed by neuropaths and
specialists, has been for over
Io years the standard nerve
tonic of the world.
Read the formula and the
statements Of the medical
authorities and you will I'M
derstand just how and just
why it is.
Paine's Celery Compound
contains no alcohol, no CO.
cain, no opium, no harmful
drugs of any nature. It has
stood the test of generations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23

WILLIAM MCKINLEY LODGE, NO. 8,
x. Of p.
Meets every Saturday evening, at 1880
o'clock, in Pythian Hall. cor. Beretania
and Fort street. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attehd.
L. Fl. WOLF. C. C.
E. A. JACOBSON, K. Of r. & s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23
POLYNESIA ENcAa6PMENT. NO. L,

Meets every first and third Friday
of the month. at 1880 2. m, In Odd
Fellows Hall. Fort street. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
NJ, T. SIMONTON, c. p.
L. L, LA PIERRE, Scribe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23
LONG IN PRISON
WITHOUT TRIAL
Judge De Bolt Makes Severe
Commensurate Chinese
Boycott Case.

Martin Figuero reluctantly changed
his plea to indictment for vagrancy
from not guilty to guilty, before Judge
De Bolt yesterday. Deputy Attorney
General Milverton had promised, if he
admitted his guilt, to move for sus-
pension of sentence. On this motion
Judge De Bolt suspended sentence for
| thirteen months and discharged the de-
| PENDANT
| In doing so the court took occasion
| to comment severely on the condition
of things under which a man had lam
guished in jail more than six months
without being accorded his constitu-
tional privilege of a speedy trial.
In all probability the man would
have been in Jail at least three months
longer had it not been that Judge De
Bolt, instead of following the practise
of taking up the criminal calendar in
the numbered order of cases, sets cases
for trial at his discretion with view
to the quickest possible disposition Of
those ready for trial
Figuero was put in jail November
II, indicted on January 81 and arraign-
ed on March Is, when he pleaded not
guilty. Judge De Bolt, when setting
cases early in the present term, ran
across this one and set it for May %,
which was yesterday. So the Defend
ant obtained his liberty, though with
a sentence hanging over him, after he
had served as long a term of imprison-
ment as he probably would have re-
ceived had he pleaded guilty or been
convicted in the earliest possible in
stance.
FEDERAL JURY TRIAL.
Tsuya and Takao's trial was resumed
before Judge Dole in the u. S. District
Court yesterday. Assistant District
Attorney j. J. Dunno is prosecuting,
and w. t. Rawlins defending. The
jury consists of D. Fenton Mann, Ed
win Hall, ]. S. Low, d. w. Anderson,
David Kawananakoa, Albert e. w.
Todd, Paul H. Bartels, James H. Cum
mings, A. G. NJ. Rasmussen, Geo. c.
Fuller, David K. Hoapili and Chris. J.
Holt. RebuttaI evidence will be put
on by the United States this morning.
CHINESE BOYCOTT CASE.
Evidently the grand jury is inves-
tigating one of the cases arising out
of the local Chinese movement to boy
colt American trade in China. A large
of Chinese were in waiting as
witnesses to appear as called before
that body yesterday.
Chow Yuen of Nawiliwfli, Kauai, was
served with a subpoena duces tecum
to appear before the grand jury of
the First Circuit Court, Oahu, and to
bring with him the subscription book |
of the Chinese boycott fund and receipt |
from Lam Nun Bio. The matter in |
issue is Territory of Hawaii V. Chong |
Chock Lai. An ordinary subpoena was |
issued for Wong Kan, Leong Vat, Lee |
Kwai Sam and Ng Kwai of Kappa, |
Kauai, and returned by Sheriff Rice |
as having been served on Leong Vat |
and Ng Kwai at Wailua.
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Il. H. ALA4NDLNAs kCNH DIeARy =
REREKAH LODGE, NO. l.

OCEANIC LODGE NO. S71. z. & A. III.
Meets on the last Monday OF each
month, at Masonic Temple.
Visiting brethren and members of
Hawaiian and Pacific are cordially in
vtted to attend.
CHAS. A. BON, w. M.
+. WALDRON. Sec.
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THE PRATT MINORS
DIVORCE CASES.

Judge Robinson granted divorce to
Chun Akana from his wife Irene Aon
Akana on the ground of adultery.
Samuel Kipi valves service, answer
ing his wife Nohoanu Kipis divorce
suit, and moves for a hearing today
or at any time thereafter convenient
to the court
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WANTS TO BE A LAWYER

Chris. J. Holt having applied for Ii
cense to practise law in the District
courts of the Territory, Judge De- Bolt
appointed Geo. A. Davis, Frank E.
Thompson and w. c. Achi as a COM
mfttee Of the bar to examine the ap-
plfcant on his qualifications
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Fraternal Meetings

HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, I. o. z. d.
Meets every first and third thurs
day OF each month, in K. OF r Hail.
corner of Fort and Beretanla streets
Visiting brothers cordially invited TO
attend, Z. v. TODD, Saehsm-
A.. u. MURPHY. u. sf D.
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Fraternal Meetings

CANTON OAHU NO. l.. P. M. I. o.
0. z.
Meets every second Friday of the
month, at 7:30 p. m. in Odd Fellows
Hall, Fort street.
H. T. MOORE, Commandant.
PAUL SMITH, Clerk.