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| with the other necessary papers. But
with the entering of the decree this
morning the site is secured to the Uni
ted States of America and the first
great step in the way of securing a
federal building will have been accom-
plished.
AT o'clock in Judge De Bolts court
room Bishop street was legally opened
from King to Merchant. past the Ma
huka site. At that time Attorney
General Hemenway presented to Judge
De Bolt the draft of the decree in the
street condemnation proceedings which
had been agreed to by all parties.
There were present besides the Attor-
ney General, Attorneys c. w. Ashford,
B. F. Marx, Henry Holmes, H. E.
Cooper, w. L. Greenwell, and r, w.
Breckons representing the various par
ties in interest. The form of the de-
cree was very much the same as that
for the condemnation of the Mahuka
NANS ANN7S~As HAlA VI lhS par Ties except the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
and the Bishop Museum agree to ac-
cept one dollar each in full payment
of their interest in the property taken
for the street extension, and acknowI-
edge having received the dollar. The
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company and
the Bishop Museum, give their interest
in the property taken for the street
for nothing.
When all these formalities had been
complied with Judge De Bolt signed
the decree.
II never saw so many lawyers
agreed on one thing in all my life be-
FORE" said c. w. Ashford.
IF it were not for the fences we
might all go together and walk down
the new street, said United States
Attorney Breckons.
1t was expected that Immediately
after the decree condemning the land
for the opening of Bishop street, by
Judge De Bolt was entered, that the
decree eondemning the Mahuka site for
the federal building would be entered
by Judge Dole. The latter, however,
wanted more time to look over the form
of the decree.
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MENINGITIS
AND PNEUMONIA
Deaths From Former - Nom
Fatal Epidemic of the
Latter.

There have been three deaths from
cerebro-spinal meningitis with a week.
There have been four since the first
of April.
There have been eight since the first
of March.
Cerebro-spfnal meningitis was epi-
demic year or so ago in New York
and Chicago, and created more uneasi-
ness and apprehension there than any
epidemic they have had for years. This
was probably due to the fact that cere-
.bro-spinal meningitis as an epidemic
was something new.
Seattle was in the midst of an epi-
demic of the disease a few months ago.
DR.. L. E. Cofer, president of the
Board of Health, says there is no epi-
demic of the disease here and is not
likely to be.
IF it were epidemic" he said, sit
would go through whole families,
which it has not done here. There is
no indication of any epidemic character
of the disease here. Meningitis is like
pneumonia in one respect. 1t may be
caused by more than one kind of bacil-
lus. We have been having an epidemic
of pneumonia of peculiar kind 1t is
not so bad lately as it was. It is a
kind which does not kill anyone, but
to which any of us is liable. 1 have
asked DR.. Currie to make bacteriologi-
cal examination to determine just what
kind of bacillus is causing it. 1 don't
know that his finding out will enable
us to keep anyone from having it, but
at any rate we shall try and find out
the particular bacillus to which we
owe it,
The following are the deaths from
cerebro-spinal meningitis since the first
of March.
David Nakaumahana Liilii, ten years
old at Waipilopilo road, April p, DR..
st. D. G. Walters attending physician.
Marian Kekauoha, twenty years old.
at Emily street, Kakaako, April %, DR..
T. Mitamura attending physician.
George Coney Miranda, nineteen
years old, in Christley lane, April II,
DR.. L. F. Alvarez attending physician,
DIR. C. E. Camp consulting physician.
Infant of Tornoichi Okase, in Moilf-
iii, April 5, no attending physician but
case investigated by DR.. NJ. Oyama.
Hama Yamusaki, aged two days, in
Nuuanu, March 2S, T. Umura attending
physician.
Keano Keaupuhiwa, aged three years
eight months, Emma street near Vine
yard, March %, DR.. st. D. C. Walters
attending physician.
Daniel Pau. six years old, in Kaka-
ako March /, DIR. C. B. Cooper attend
ing physician.
Joseph Correa, aged twenty-one
years, at the Queens Hospital, March
8. DR.. w D. Baldwin attending ply
sician (termed acute meningitis).
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ANNA AND THE PRINCE
ARE TOGETHER AGAIN
NAPLES April 25-Prnce de Sagan Madame Anna Gould
yesterday having and Madame
Gould arriving from New York
A LEAP YEAR AFFAIR.

YORK. the the
Prince sailed
this
public Prince intended
publication
latter with the statement that Nine Gould beoh The state
nent of De Sagan follows n
When trouble sought
aid that
friendships that that e
much.
ou had been
home
day. and by of those ntuiv dvnaonsa meeting of the sometimes
brings the knowledge the that really loved her and
lovedm
1T the first day last August that the first word about love or
denly exclaimed like youf
replied that afraid that she did not think
understanding all realized would
Madame When that
We
nothing each other
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of Kula, Maui; Apele land, consisting
of seven acres more or less, situate in
Kula, Maui.
The personal property of the estate
consists of leasehold interest in the
government land at Waohuli and Keo-
kea, having a little less than four
years to run; the total rental paid for
these lands is $500; 5000 head of cattle
owned and leased by the estate; forty
head of horses; one stallion; four jacks
and ten mules; cash with Henry Wa
terhouse Trust Co., Ltd, t1,1O6.0S.
BY his will William Fl. Cornwell, af-
ter certain specific bequests, left his
entire estate in equal shares to his
widow and three children. He direct
ed that they should continue to con-
duet the ranch for five years from the
date of his death. unless they should
sooner, by unanimous consent decide
to sell it. Mr.. Cornwell died Novenr-
ber, 1908, so that the five years will
not be up until then. But the admin
istrator has now made his final ac-
count, and the property is in shape to
dispose of to good advantage if pur-
chaser should be found. 1t is'stated
that an arrangement had been arrived
at by which the Cornwell and Ray
mond ranches are to be consolidate.
The filing of the administrator final
accounts at this time is said to be a
part of the plan for the consolidation.
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CORNWELL AND
RAYMOND RANCH
TO- CONSOLIDATE
Plans for This Said to Be Completed Admin
istrator of CornweII Estate Presents
Final Accounts.

Plans are practically completed for
the consolidation of the Cornwell
ranch and the Raymond Ranch on Ma
ui. The two when thus consolidated
will make one of the very large
ranches of the Islands.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, as administrator with will an
nexed of the estate of William H.
Cornwell. deceased. filed it's fourth an
nual and its final accounts some days
ago in the Circuit Court, and yesterday
Judge Lindsay ordered them referred
to ]. Marcallino as master, for examin-
alton and report. In the fourth an
nual report the administrator charges
itself with $16.517.37 and asks to be al
lowed SI1,S1S91. This is up to Janu-
ary 5, 1908. The final account charges
the administrator with $15, 5,905.09 and
allows it $4799.01; leaving s11 1106.0S in
cash to be distributed under the will.
The real property of the estate con-
sists of the Kaonoulu Ranch, compris-
ing $500 acres in fee simple, with i'm
provements consisting of two houses
and two cisterns; the Goodness prop
erty situate in the district of Kula.
Maui, twelve acres in fee simple, with
Improvements consisting of a. house
and two cisterns: lot 9, block 2s, in
Pearl City; three shares in the un-
divided fee simple land known as the
Sniffin Estate. situate in the district
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BRITISH LOSE HEAVILY IN
INDIAN FRONTIER BATTLE

SIMLA India April aA big between the British
revolving border tribes took place yesterday Shaba
Andesons brigade being attacked losing killed
wounded sxtytwo Lord Kitchener CommandernChef
Army the Earl of Mnto Vceroy of India
expected today when expected that the
modified given orders the offensive
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Hundreds Dead and Injured Left in
Their Paths---Great Destruction of
Property British Brigade Loses
Heavily in Indian Frontier Battle.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams)

Cablegrams)
NEW ORLEANS April 25.-Sx distinct reported
yesterday points Louisiana Mississippi Alabama
them doing great damage accompanied heavy
of life total of hundred fifty people ves
the injured many
swept the three wreckg doing great
destruction
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AMERICAN WINS IN ITALIAN CAR

BRIARCLIFF New York April as-Strang, the American
holder automobile for heavy machines in
1907 Briarcf trophy yesterday raced
auspices committee He drove
an Italian
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ADVANCE GUARD OF BIG FLEET.

Alabama win be
will to the Atlantic
bateshp Wisconsin and the Alabama
tn
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MIKADO'S DAUGHTER TO WE'D

TOXIC April 25-Impeal sanction has been given to the
of the Emperor
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PRESIDENTS FRIENDS STILL FIGHTING

WASHINGTON April 25-A strong fight being made in both
House and the appropriation asked for by
the laying down of four batshps
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HOUSE COMMITTEE SUSTAINS Whitley

WASHINGTON April unani
Whe Shanghai
whom Iorrn ndrewsb
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WHO'S WHO IN THE DIVISION
OF THE MAHUKA SITE FUND
The Bishop Museum Gets the Biggest Slice and
the Mortgages of Emmeluth LeasehoId
the Next Biggest Share.

The Mahuka site decree will be en-
tered in the United States District
Court at 10 o'clock this morning. The
form of the decree has been agreed
upon by all parties. and a copy was
submitted to Judge Dole yesterday
afternoon for his consideration and ap-
proval.
The decree reeites the parties, the
attorneys who appeared for them, the
defaults taken against those not ap-
pearing, the proceedings had from time
to time, the various interests the sever
al parties have in the property. and the
judgment of the court that the United
states of America shall have a good
and indefeasible title to the property
upon the payment to the several par
ties in interest of the various sums set
out in the decree.
These sums are as follows. divided
according to the extent and nature of
the interest:
The Austin estate. $50. PAS 81
The Bishop museum ........ 81, ,091 rs
J. o. Carter, trustee for John
CumninS ...... -. ......... II 1928 6S
John Emmeluth leasehold in
terest, total of $4,000 divi-
ded between the mortgage
interest of Hackfeld and
Ehlers, about .-...... ...... II, 600 90
and the mortgage interest of
Mary E. Foster, in two
mortgages. about ........ 5000 90
Mrs. S. c. Allen mortgage in
terest in Mahuka property. e,ss9 27
William Mahuka and wife,. 1,645 73
s. c. Allen Estate interest in
Mahuka property -. ...... 2,79S 70
A total of ................ .S104,497 so
This $1O4, 1880 was the amount for
which the property was offered to the
United States. Aside from the money
that has been spent in securing alb
stracts of title. in cabling, and in other
expenses. and in the costs of court,
the only expenses incurred on behalf
of the United States has been six dol
lars, the amount of hack hire spent in
serving process.
The money is in Washington and win
not be sent here until the decree is !
entered and a certified copy of the de-
cree has been sent on to Washington
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TITLED BRIDEGROOMS SUDDEN DEATH.

February married the daug
of His death caused
oy obsru
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FLEET LEAVES FOR THE NORTH.

ANGELES April will farewell tonight
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CLEVELAND IS BETTER.

jersey President Grover Cleveland "
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Of shocked propriety.
"He was kissing your hand.
thought" went on the dazed ambassa-
dor
This time Natalie moved away from
him in offended dignity But Popoff
fastened TO throw his arm about her
and draw her back
Il was wrong" be assured her-"a
blunder of eyesight! apologize! I'm
sorry -
Il begin to understand" put In Sonia,
stepping forward in fear lest Natalie
| overdo her pose of virtuous indigna-
ton. 1T seems that the Marsovian
ambassador has done me the honor to
listen al keyhole in hopes OF over
hearing my conversation. Sooner than
disappoint him. NJ. de Jolidon, will you
please repeat to him just what you
said to me In thereT'
De JoidOn understood. If Natalie
was to be saved If Sonia was not to
be talked about. heroic measures were
necessary.
Il asked Nine. Sonia Sadowa." said
he. Ito do me the honor to become my
wife"
Danilo stood motionless. his lips set
in a white line. amid the buzz of con
CALCULATIONS and laughter that followed
DE Jolidons announcement Sonia
noted his agony and said joyfully to
herself:
My prince, | think I've wont You'll
have TO speak, soon or late. now, and
when you do
And Marsoyia loses the twenty mil
Ions Popoff muttered. recovering his
self possession and somewhat belated-
ly remembering his countrys needs.
prince" called Sonia mischievous-
ly, Il haven't heard your congratula-
tons yet. You don't look as happy as
you might at the news"
Happy! echoed Danilo. with
scornful. mirthless laugh. why
shouldn't | be- Accept my congratu-
lations, my paternal blessing and any
thing else you choose to levy on me
for. Ny own motto Is. Love when you
MAJ propose seldom snd marry-not
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we've found the lady De Jolidon's In
love with, the very woman we've
both been looking for And now if
she'll just turn her head little I'll be
able to see her face, and them
Then you don't know who she is?'
Queried Danilo.
mo. But I'lr'-
Then take my advice and don't try
to find out. Let well enough alone
Come away. old chap. and
mo, no! There; you pulled my head
away just as she was turning around.
I'd have seen her in another second
out by the other door, and then | shan't
be able to know who
let me do the looking" suggested
Danlls. IF either OF us has to play
the eavesdropper I'll''-
mo. 1t is my place. asserted Pop
off. But I'll bet you hundred francs
it's Nine. Nova Kovitch."
1T would be like stealing a drunken
mans watch. won't take the bet.
Come away. sir. and let the matter
drop where it is. For your own hap
piness"-
But Popofr was once more at the key
hole
They're standing up TO GO he re-
ported. Now she's beginning to face
this way. It's oh. good Lord
The poor old man staggered away
from the door as though struck be-
tween the eyes. Keeling to chair. he
collapsed and buried his face in his
hands.
No. no! 1t can't be. 1t can'tr' be
moaned. And yet | could hardly be
mistaken. My wifel And
Brace up. your excellencyI' entreat-
ed Danilo in genuine distress. Pull
yourself together. There are people
coming along the walk. Don't make
scene. Perhaps you were mistaken"
NO; l saw her." groaned Popor.
my own wife and De Jolidonl And
be kissed her hand"
"Oh. ] dare say she was more kissed
against than kissing DaniIo observed
consolinsl 'Bu. be careful sir. A
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whole Tot of people are within ear
shot"
Then let them know the worstl"
cried Popoff in voice that brought a
number of guests hurrying to the spot.
IN denounce her before them all!
Come out of there" he beloved. rush
ing forward. both of youl Come out!'
He threw the summer house door
wide open and shrank back. incredu-
lous. aghast
On the threshold stood De Jolidon
and-Sonia!
'What-what does this mean," CUR
gled the confused ambassador, this
this change and
You called to us to come out" re-
turned Sonia calmly. MAY l ask
what you wanted of us?"
Sonia" gasped Danilo And through
the confusion of many excited voices
she heard him and thrilled to the note
of anguish in his half stifed cry.
Tiff it was you who were in
there with NJ. de Jolidon," stammered
Popoff, where is my wife?"
Here am, dear" answered Natalie,
stepping out of the crowd, with which
she had mingled after her hurried exit
through the rear door of the summer
house. Here l am! What is the mat
teri?
Matter enoughw cried her husband.
IL could have sworn | saw you sitting
in that arbor with M. de Jolidon."
MY dear"'
Natalie's exclamation was a triumph
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/ She had heard Danilos wild speech of
/ goOdby to Sonia ana his announcement
/ that he was off to Maxlm's. Hence
the ambassadors wife. with a feeble
/ yearning to atone in some way for the
false position INTO which the widow
had been thrust for her sake had re-
solved 10 folio - 20 hope Of sec~~ing
a Uo.d in = vac with ..anno AL
| set ir~ matters rirl again.
AZ e uad MOI colhGed her plan -
hoi husband. AMI now as The par y
we @ ushered TO secluded table in an
alcOye she glanced a TIE riotous scene
a5out her with delighted nervous
ness. The delight vanished suddenly.
however, and the nervousness waxed
to panic fear as a familiar voice
smote upon her ear
Popoff had just come in and was
standing not ten feet away from the
secluded table where his wife sat
trembling
II want to see Prince Danilo at
once" he said TO the head waiter
HAS he arrlved?'
mot yet, sir" was the reply "but he
will be here very soon. There is a
supper party waiting for him over
there" waving to a tableful OF gayly
appareled girls with tired eyed men
Really exclaimed the ambassador.
"I'l just join them till he comes"
He toddled off TO the distant table
where. t. Natalie's jealous eye. he
seemed TO make himself AT home with
nh n "a
was scarce seated when Danilo strobe
In. The whole table rose to give the
prince noisy greeting
why. hello. your excelleucy!" cried
Danlo. This is queer company for
monument of responsibility like
yourself TO wander iutO"'
81 came only to see YOU" protested
the ambassador drawing him aside.
81 was bound I'd come here and wait
till you appeared IT,
"Oh. ] see" cut in the prince. thor
oughy enioving his confusion Fools
rush i'm where
81 didn't rush in" fumed the am
bassador; Il crept here i'm measly
cab, ana l sneaked into the place like
a pickpOcket for fear some one would
recognize me. | sacrificed myself to
my country. Suppose my wife should
hear Of it, ! came to implore you. to
rast myself on your mercy. to beg you
once more TO prevent the widow
from
IL must see his excellency." Insisted
p0rtly man behind them. his voice
booming through the whole room. He
is here and = OH he broke OF on
sight Of Popor. Here Fou are. r.
my dear Nova Kovitih peltishly
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Before Nish could reply she had dis
appeared down "A path leading to the
rear door of the summer house.
Meantime Popoif his curiosity mas
tering him. had left his seat Stealing
forward on tiptoe. he put his eye to
the keyhole of the wicker door.
He had scarcely bent over this when
Danilo. happening to pass by on his
way TO the gate. paused in amazement
at sight of the Mdrsovian ambassador
thus assuming the role of Paul Pry.
why, hello old chap cried the
prince. What are you up tor
"Hush" warned Popoff in an excited
whisper. "A lady went into the sum-
mer house a few minutes ago with a
gentleman. | can't see them very
clearly. There's too much fluff in the
keyhole. But they're sitting opposite
each other with only little table be-
tween them. The lady's back is to
me, but 1t somehow looks falnilisr.
The man Is talking as earnestly as il
he were trying 10 borrow money. Now
he's bending across and kissing her
hand, and she doesn't seem TO mind
lts-why, bless my soul. it's that fell
low De Jolidon? Well. well! OF all
things! Now. If only the lady would
turn her face so | could see her.
Come away. SIR begged Danilo,
the whole situation bursting upon his
mind. He caught Popoff's sleeve, but
the ambassador shook him off
81 eft me aloner' ha yhiSnarad oran,t
you see what il all means? II means
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at allr
let me tell you a little fairy story:
There were once prince and a prin-
cess. They loved each other. But the
prince was poor and dared not tell of
his love for fear Of being thought
fortune hunter. His silence made the
princess angry. So she went and prom
ised her hand TO another man. and
they all lived miserably unhappy ever
after And the moral Of that stupid
little story is that I'm sick of respect
ability, and I'm awake from my crazy
dream of love. and I'm going back 10
Maxim's. and you can all so to-Mar-
sovia,"
He loves me, He loves mer' painted
Sonia under her breath
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machine made merriment they solemn
ly believe TO be part and parcel OF
true Partisan life
On the night OF Sonla's garden party
one group of men and women who en-
tered the jolly restaurant were so diff
ferent from the usual habltues Of the
place as to come in for not few
amused glances from their neighbors.
They were Nine. Natalie Popoff. Nine.
Nova Kovitch and Cascade and ST
Brioche The visit was Natalie's idea
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ITnF uni

The famous Fulton go-csrts ell
always carried in stock and severa-
new patterns just -eceivtd Il the
w. L. Tho mpson , ur liture Co.
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CHAPTER vi.
AT Naxin's

n ElAXIM'S after midnight - the
IM show restaurant whittier sight
seeing Americans and other
q tourists flock and whose dizzy,