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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
MILLS SUES OUT A
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS

A petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus was presented to Judge Lindsay
yesterday forenoon by Judge Quarles
on behalf of Harry 7. Mills. Judge
Lindsay ordered the writ issued, di-
reeted to County Sheriff Iaukea, order
ing him to have Mills before the court
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, with a
return as to the process under which
be held Mills. At o'clock all par
ties were before Judge Lindsay, the
Sheriff being represented by County
Attorney Catheart and Deputy County
Attorney Milverton. They asked for
more time to prepare a return, and the
hearing was continued until o'eolck
today. Mills was then released on his
own recognizanee on motion of Judge
Quarles.
The petition for the writ declares
that the incident out of which the i'm
prisonment grows was an attack made
on Mills by an opposing attorney; that
he merely defended himself; that there
is no Judgment of court to support
the mittimus; nor any statement of
facts on the record showing that con-
tempt of court was committed; that an
appeal was prayed and refused; that
the mittimus first issued was destroyed;
and that the supposed mittimus under
which he is held is a feigned process
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
PORTUGUESE TO
BENEFIT YACHT

-=E ---- next Saturday the local
E=z VII eve e benefit concert
ana z--5 t-- The yacht HAWAII, in
-----z ban
-z president q the committee hav-
~ --= - - hand = Y Fernandez
j. and A. D castro IS secretary and
-
A &c ---z- has been prepared
l-5-- rz-1-E III Spanish and Port
u-z= s-E#s 1v q lE-bsr OF beautiful
gong Es
--= ---5-s- 1t the Dc Patria school
e. present. -- force and VIII sing
---15- -r cL--us=s t- Portuguese
z-= MI also b soma me moving
TEes
Er--e -t= e--z--s1 --z-t commences
-=e z be- hand concert II the
l - ~ r-= EsE tv the Portuguese
lana TIE music f1- the dancing viii
. fz-r=h=z 1y che q TIE best q the
-rcE C--cs-s
IL z1a- promises q Be most en-
5-Ezt-z and s-1l-z result IN q hand
s--e tz-E-c= t=rE turned over 70 the
T-z-s-sc-Ec var-- fund
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
GRAND JURY REPORTS
FOUR NEW INDICTMENTS

The grand jury held a session yes
terday at which it heard witnesses in
the case of Kamiki Kakalia charged
with the embezzlement of 800 entrust-
ed to her; the case of Blanche Martin
and Paul Dumuis, charged with as
sault and battery; in the case of Chin
zee, charged with violation of the age
Of consent law, and against Chin Chew
zee, charged with crirninalIy libeling
Lo Den Kiu by charging that ne i'm
properly handled the funds of the Man
Hing Society.
The grand jury by L. l. McCandless,
the foreman, reported four indictments
10 Judge Robinson. All were placed on
the secret file.
Mr. McInerny was excused from fur
Their service on the grand jury and
seven more names were directed to be
drawn and the jury will appear in
court on Wednesday, May 6.
SSSSSSccS>ScSSSSSSSSSSSSScS Ss>SSSSsSSSSScSSSSS
wear out much too fast with the gravel
tearing along them to be economical.
Some Of the workmen are already
sluicing. using the flow Of the Luna
mahu gulch to fill in the big trench in
which the Waikiki corewan stands,
killing two birds with one stone by
running the water into an extension
Of the ditch and clearing that out and
leading the resulting mud into the
ditch TO be filed.
AT THE POWER HOUSE.
The way things have been moving in
Nuuanu Valley has brought about the
completion Of the pipe line laying into
town and on Monday next the Acting
Governor viii be asked to turn the
valve that Will open the way for the
first water direct from the new reser-
vOir into the city mains.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
WYOMING IS SOLID
FOR THE SHIP SUBSIDY

Editor Advertiser: \ few weeks ago
you were addressed by way OF contrO-
ver-inE an intimation in your columns
that the Wyoming delegation in Con-
grsss, Influenced by the large interests
Of a constituency engaged in mining
and stock growing might not appre-
ciats the claims Of the advocates OF
subsidy for American shipping. This
Communication caught the eye Of Sen
ator Warren and Congressman Non
deIl. who write from Washington:
Senator Warren-Noting that the
wyoming delegation in Congress has
been committed 10 the support Of the
ship Subsidy bill by the Cheyenne col
onv al Honolulu, il viii have 70 stand
~ its guns and carry out the program.
The Senate end OF The delegation, as
you have noticed, has voted for the
biI evety time II has been before that
body.
Congressman M0ndeII-I want to
thank you for putting the Wyoming
delegation right on the ship subsidy
question 50 far as Senator's Warren
and Clark are concerned. they have
voted for every Ship subsidy bill that
has been before the Senate. IN the
last Congress- not only voted for the
bill which passed the House, but as
well made q speech in favor OF It You
are right in lifting Us from the class
Of -.undesira bic citizens"
The Congressman adds that he hopes
20 soon be able 70 again visit the
Islands and that in the meantime he
and Mrs NondeIl cherish the pleas
1ntest memories Of Hawaii and her
charming and hospitable people, native
and adopted
Faithfully,
SEC. CHEYENNE COLONY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24

IS PARNELL
AT WAILUKU?

The following appears in the cores
pondence column Of the Breeder and
Sportsman.
L .. NIYER. WAILCKC. MAUI
You fail 20 state whether Parnsl is 8
CroC-er. PAGER or runner There were
three trOctsrs by that name: Parnell
2,25 by Enfield. foaIed 1885. Parneu
80 - by AlmOnt Eagle. f0aled 1855.
and ParnsII 2;2s by Aberdeen, foaled
ISIS. We kG0w Of no other horse by
the name Of Parneu that has raced.
and all three OF these were owned in
the Eastern States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
NEURALGIA AND SCIATICA
CURED

The great pain relieving power OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has been the
surprise. and delight of many suffer-
ers from neuralgia and sciatica. The
pains characteristic of
these diseases are quickly allayed by
this liniment. For sale by Benson.
Smith & Co., Ltd. agents for H. L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24

\ new zrazzshi1 Inc j. 70 Be oper-
e-e5 5e--eez Jaual and Puget Sound
49, y Ire OSAKA : : Co r. Ka-
" a representative q this line
lsEsz5 -L-1-EL here n the Mongolia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24

Cricketers R 4. Jordan and D. L
wilmington are under The weather and
may not be able 70 take part IN the
opening Of the season tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
NO BANKRUPTCY
SAYS THE JURY

A Jury in the United States District
Court yesterday decided that the Kauai
Wine and Liquor Company had COM
mitted no act of bankruptcy.
The ease was one of the most bitter
" contested that has been tried in any
of the courts for long time. The petit
TONERS in the cases were the Honolulu
Brewery and Lovejoy & Co. Their pc
tiSon was filed March -. They eharg
ed that during the four months pre-
eeding. the Kauai concern had COM
mitted acts of bankruptcy by making
payments that made Peacock & Co.
preferred creditor. The Kauai Wine
and Liquor Compony denied this, but
claimed that about the first of Novem-
Der last, it owed Peacock & Co. nearly
$4,000, besides what it owed others, and
that in order to continue business 1t
made an agreement with Peacock 4
Co. whereby the old account was left
standing and a new account was open
ed with Peacock on what was to be
cash basis, though, as it turned out,
the concern ran behind again on this.
c. W. Ashford represented the Kauai
Wine and Liquor Company, and A. G.
NJ. Robertson the petitioners. Under
the rules of court each side each morn
ing had to deposit with the clerk of
the court $50 jury fees and So for the
stenographer for the day. The case
lasted four days. The losing side pays
the costs.
This Is the first bankruptcy ease ever
t5ied before jury in this jurisdiction.
The jury were out until after 6
o. clock, when they returned a verdict
in favor of the respondent, the Kauai
Wine and Liquor Company.
PIRATES BEFORE DOLE.
Pirates Smith and Deusbury were be-
fore Judge Dole yesterday morning to
plead to the indictment charging them
with the larceny of property from the
wrecked schooner Lady. W. A. Green
well was appointed to defend them,
and their plea was reserved until Sat
urday.
E. A. c. Long was appointed to de-
fend Takima, woman charged with
violation of the Edmunds Act.
Charles F. Chillingworth was appoint
ed to defend Kaailehua, a native.
charged with bigamy.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Jacob Rosenberg, charged with re-
eeiving stolen property, pleaded not
guilty before Judge Dole yesterday
He will be defended by A
G. NJ. Robertson.
GUARDIAN RESIGNS.
C. L. Wight has filed a petition in
the Circuit Court asking to be per
mitted to resign as guardian of the
pcIeOH anu property VI Odhucl pSi-
rift Wight, a minor. He files an ae-
count of the property of the ward,
it to consist of $191.10 in cash
and a share and interest as one of five
in 500 paid-up shares of
the estate of S. G. Wilder, Ltd, under
trust deed from Laura W. Wight to
Samuel G. Wilder, dated April I, 1897.
The minor dominates Robert W. Shin
gle as guardian.
NOTES.
Judge Lindsay yesterday appointed
William Paoakalani trustee of the es-
tate of James Kaaihue.
In the matter of the estate of Man
lel ]. Amorin, the final accounts were
to j. Mareallino as master for
examination and report.
In the matter of the estate of Mao
taro Nishikiada. X. Ono was diseharg-
ed as temporary administrator, and his
bond was cancelled, and he was ap-
pointed as administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
JAP MATCH
WITH ROBERTS

Tr- premises 20 - o1s q most
--ea s-----E events ever pulled OF
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--Er -s--- wE5z articles O. agree
--- =z-s sr-e5 IL -As o-phsun box
-- Wrestling match under
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~ Ee1s--s q rhe L : : I-oQuOis
r--s-s1- s-1z- BY rhs wrestling
g Waz-i-a-o- 70 take
- --e c--he--- Theatre q week
- -sE- Sa-z-5ay-
- az - conferences were Jcel
& 1-- A-C-s- Esilecks. Pete
$500 w. P-es-l5re- Young Scott and
---z--E-vss % -1s press
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r-z-Es ~ Is Guisc. dlg1i-
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Az s--z discussion ne following
u5-z sE-eE and Jls 1o-fei-s
ems s--=s-6z1s OF he max posted,
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So --s. az -lz C-rLs-- Theatre II
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H--z -a-- -ra E--1--- u CCS- Of pre-
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s- as follows : psr cent
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-- -- --= loser
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81. ---s-------cz- rules o. the In
1zSar.r-lr-
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~a rH -l--5--icck. Tying
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r-- --r Or 10 ---a5 ta-s 10 be 6s-
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a. - ~ --z r-s and place specified.
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SAILOR ROBERTS.
PEI PETER BARON.
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vV---=zz= r II AERES-
F-= Bz--- VII train Roberts
ans -er b. -s-=z ur-- - have him
--e 1s<- q share when the event.
r. evening z--zv=s- A. a conditioner
% ----as El--- has I'D equal in Hs-
ana o. Is ID s----l a. wrestler
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-----e--a nature and VIII take the
-- -- contest for the japanese
1zz-r---s1-p Of Hawaii,
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sE----- le Hawaii. Lzshikiy zu-a,
.-- l- Lz-5- AEraEa- g dark
E--a -E- Gains % have never lost g
r and ---11--. g professional
--=--E arrived from Japan
80 es --Hz= men VII b drawn
each CHER and VIII wr5SI-s
s- -- falls -u- q three, Japa-
-ss --r= -Ez- The other pair VIII
SO -rza--=- Cd --z mar The winners
H. --a - 1---s VIII contest for 81
--=r end --= purse
A---- preliminary VIII 5s present.
e. z=-z-s " vz.-l VII BE- announced
E - So
s-zs Is -z--y---s years old and
s Bra o. --z -sz-E u Eusiu IN
S--=-- glrl-. ul=-z Admiral Togo
---- say --= EE-
-s pounds and = z Won
E=--r - mar one q his fsars
---- --C E-l5-=5-po-n5s
Use A---l=- u his stunts
e. any japanese wrestler in
-a E % 5--t him with his
E - Is E= can 81 any part
r- --= l--E- ~ one has a. YET been
1 make TIE BIZ nan lose his
E-= E -Es way
zz neither smokes nor drinks,
Is --zl--= Ia q japanese
- he VII make i ex-
c-z-r lively t1- Roberts admits Of
10 E--
E-=s -zz- Saturday night. show
e r--s z=s1t-= czss and Is big. strong
ana game Between him and Litsukz
g 1zz 81 beng hattie Of giants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24

There is said to be a new cricketer
in town in the person Of c. Egan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24

SEC. CHEYENNE COLONY.
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
CORNWALL BRIDGE

The new blacksmith MT. Taylor and wife have moved into the house va cated by Mrs. Ann Bierce.
 Mrs. Florence Addis of Bridgeport visited her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Fer guson one day last week.
 Belle Bailey of New Milford is visit ing friends in town.
 Charles B. Dunbar has been confined to the house for several weeks and is under the care of Dr. Cobb of Falls Village.
 Miss Reby Waterbury attended a do- nation party given to the Rev. o. A. Pickett of Warren, last week.
 The marriage of Miss Clara B. English to Le Roy J. Sweet was an nounced on January 1st.
 Rural carrier Henry J. Boutellianc met with quite an aocicent while walk ing up the road with his mail box on his back. A horse owned by MT. Par. rot became frightened at the cars, strik. ing MT. Boutilliano and rolling him for some distance under the wagon. He re- ceived quite few injuries, a cut in the back of his head several inches long.
 Miss Hesther Hall is keeping house for H. J. Boutelliano.
 Edward Strattman is rural carrier for q few days.
 Sheriff Dunbar has been quite busy during the past week making several arrests in Puffingham.
 George Burtch is reported much better.
 Ethyl and Bessie Odell have been con- fined to the house for several days.
 George Cole is again at work at Odell's store.
 Dr. Barnum of Kent was called one day last week to see George Stall.
 Misses Mary and Clara Smith of Shar- on visited their brother David F. Smith one day last week.
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
TEACHER RESIGNS


 Miss Maude Landon has resigned her position as teacher in the Amesville school and has obtained a school at East Canaan. She is succeeded by Miss Florence Fitzgerald of Canaan who has been teaching in Fairfield.
 INN FOLKS
 The following registered at The Inn during the past few days: H. H. Worth lngton, Springfield; A. B. Landon, Lake vile; John Wickwire, New Britain; w. l.. Deckee, Boston; B. L. Brown, New Haven; G. Rust, Springfield; T. F. Null len. Hartford.
 .. HAND MADE
 Fred Eggleston is distributing his cal endars showing view of the falls. It is hand made production from start to finish a piece of burlap pasted on card, calendar pad on the burlap and the picture colored by hand. It is both at- tractive and ornamental.
 THEIR SECOND CHILDHOOD
 One of the most novel social gather ings ever held in Falls Village was that in the library last evening. It was a "School Children's Sociable," all the participants being dressed as school children and as 8 laugh producer the event was winner. Walter Kellog impersonated the school master. The ladies brought their dinner pails, con- taining lunch for two, each pail being sold for ten cents and the proceeds be- ing placed in the library treasury. The recitations, spelling match and sing ing of the songs of long ago helped to round out an evening of unalloyed pleasure.
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09

of John Beldens clothing 
  (Dog Cahe Moore,
  Rufus scarcely  
  ad to the
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
Ready to do
 Your Painting

Louis J. Streck of Bridgeport, painter and paper hanger has To- cated in Canaan and is ready for work. Wall Papers supplied.
 Residence with Frank Snyder on West Main Street, Canaan.
 Telephone connection.
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT


 The remains of Mrs. German were brought here from Ansonia New Years day and entered in the Catholic ceme- tery. She was more than 90 years of age and formerly resided here.
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09

SCRAPING AGAIN
 MT. Roth returned from Danbury last week and re-opened the barber shop much to the qualification of the be- whiskered natives of the village.
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
FALLS VILLAGE

School re-opened Monday.
 s. w. Morris ST. has been visiting his brother in South Lee.
 Harry Brinton of Waterbury has been spending few days in town.
 Mrs. Simon Williams is very ill with but scant hopes of her recovery.
 Farm tenants are already looking for new locations for the coming year.
 A class in geometry was organized in the Hunt school at the beginning of the term.
 Mrs. Sidney Morris Jr. and son, Fred are visiting her parents in Torring- ton.
 Mrs. Edith Ward and two sons are visiting friends in Bridgeport and New Haven.
 William Mallory contemplates moving to the Dwight Brinton farm in Cornwall Hollow.
 The young people have been enjoying the skating on Goodwin's pond for sev- eral days.
 Joseph Wickwire of Roxbury, for mer resident, has been spending few days in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Ocain of Brooklyn are visiting his sister, Mrs. George E. Frink.
 Falls Village expects to send large delegation to the Sons of Veterans ball at LakeviIle tomorrow evening.
 Dwight Moore has been enjoying a weeks vacation from the arduous duties of sexton of the Methodist church. . Dwight Moore of this place. fell on the ice recently and sustained a fractured leg.
 On Tuesday of next week the stock holders of the National Iron Bank will hold their annual meeting at the bank | ing house for the election of directors. On New Years day, Mrs. Bison J. Hornbeck gave 8 dinner party which was attended by J. s. Tracy wife and mother and MT. and Mrs. O. L. Gold of | Cornwall.
 Mrs. Hannah M. Braman, 71.> died New Years day in Salisbury. The re- mains were taken to South Amenia, N. Y. for burial by undertaken Hornbeck of this village Sunday. | Undertaken Hornbeck went to Sails bury Saturday and shipped the remains of Albert E. Carr to Williamstown, Mass, for burial. MT. Carr was Fl years of age and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Mo Lain, near Davis ore bed, in the section known To. cally as Lincoln City. 1 sCRAPING AGAIN
 Mr. Roth returned from Danbury last week and re-opened the barber shop much to the qualification of the be- whiskered natives of the village.
 DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT
 The remains of Mrs. German were brought here from Ansonia New Years day and entered in the Catholic ceme tery. She was more than 90 years ot age and formerly resided here. NEIGHBORHOODwHIsT
 On Thursday evening a very pleasant neighborhood whist party was held al the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Kel logg. There were three tables and the event was one to be long remembered
Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
NEIGHBORHOODwHIsT

On Thursday evening very pleasant neighborhood whist party was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Kel- logg. There were three tables and the event was one to be long remembered by the participants.
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BIG CROWD SEES THE
TELEGRAM BULLETINS

Telegram Square was crowded all
night with lively, enthusiastic but
orderly assemblage of citizens who
gathered TO see the election returns
thatwere flashed by stereopticon in
the third floor of Oak Hall to a
screen hung upon the Empire build
Ing glove the Telegram Office. A
private telegraph wire had been in
stalled at Republican state head
quarters and this, with long distance
telephone service provided prompt
and accurate election returns from
county, state and nation. The re-
suit OF the elections was first given to
Clarksburgers in Telegram Square
and when 1t was announced that Taft
had been elected there was tremend-
Gus cheering. The election bulletins
were interspersed with Photographic
reproductions OF the Candidates, car
toons especially drawn by an artist
and moving pictures. The service
made big hit and was fully appre-
ciated by those who took advantage
OF It.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-04
SNAP Shots

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. s-Judge
William H. Taft cast ballot No. 371
at 4:O4 o'clock this afternoon In Pre-
cinct H of the Second ward. the poll
ing place being in q plumbing shop
at 2OO9 Madison road, owned by
John Woit. 1T required three min
utes for Taft to cast his ballot after
going into the booth. While in the
voting place and while voting he was
the object of a decidedis curious
crowd of men. women au1 children.
A fashlight picture was taken OF
him entering the voting place and an
other as he emerged. Before votng
Taft presented Election Judge Brewer
with letter from the board of cleo
ton supervisors which contained q
decision that Taft's vote would be
legal II cast in that precinct. This
decision was based on the fact that
Taft's last residence was In Ctncin-
natl at the old walker home near the
voting place, the residence portion
OF which has since been DESTROYED.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-04
NEW YORK

I NEW YORK, Nov. Congression-
al results:
First district. w. w. Cocks. r., re-
ELECTED: second. Geo. II. Lindsay, D.,
reelected; fourth, Charles B. Law,
r.. reelected: ffSh, Richard Young,
r.. seventh, john u. Fitzgerald. D..
reelected; eighth, Daniel J. Riordan,
d.. reelected; ninth, Henry NJ
GoldfogIe, d., re-eIerted; tenth. VIM
Sulzer, D.. re-elected; eleventh, Chas,
Is. Fornes. D., reelected; twelfth
Michael f. Conit. D.; thirteenth, Her
bert Parsons, r.. re-elected six
tenth, F. b. Harrison, D., reelected (;
eighteenth, Joseph A.. Goulden, D.;
twenty-sixth, George r. Malby. r..
reelected; twenty-sevenSh, Charles
Is. Millington, r.; twenty-eighth, c.
l.. Knepp, r., reelected; tl1irtieth, ].
w. Dwight, r., reelected; thirty
first, Serene e. Payne, r., reelected
thirty-second, James B. Perkins. r..
reelected; thirty-seventh, e. j, Vree,
land, r., reelected.
Thirty-ffth, D. A. Driscoll, D.;
thirty-sixth, ID. s. Alexander. r., re
elected.
Twenty-second district. w. II. ORA.
per. r.. re-elected.
Nineteenth district, John E. And