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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

a moment he said grimly:
"You go whenever you get tired staying You got
tired awful quick, for all the bluff you made. You
don't get the kid, guess; I'm the father"
'You got another guess comm. Looks like got
to be mother an father both" Nora's voice was
scornful.
Tim was all a-tremble from late dissipatons. TITS
easy enough for you to say give 1t up Just you try
It," he flung out savagely. sinking into chair and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Look out you don't get scratched"
Nora felt pang as she gazed after the detected
shoulders of her retreating second-best gentleman
dances with John if Tim stayed too often or too long
with the refreshments.
In everyday life the Shamrock Pleasure Club ladies'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
1908. BY Thomas Il. Mckee.

Copyright, 1905, BY Thomas II. Mckee.
n p ORA CoUGHLIN and Tim Monahan led the
mi grand march Nora pink and spicy as
u a carnation In her smart sikaline dress,
which stood out in stiff rufties above the
slim ankles and feet. Her hair. topped by It's
agrette of feathers was a marvel of sunny pompa-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

and-dance-committeemen who came and went, maxi
ing engagements and arrangements for the rooms and
halls of the great building. Tim found himself court
ing her all again.
The change in Tim was so great that Nora was not
greatly surprised when he told her he was 'up for
alderman of the Twelfth Ward"
"Now Heaven help you Tim, in the campaign" she
said with double meaning
"The Lord helps them that helps themselves l
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

ciated with Prof Eeii this performance of the kite vas regarded as entirely satisfactory
 Thus far thc Cyenct has not been furnished with motor for zeIf-pro- pulsion. although place for such a motor was provided. Prof ErI desired to make practical tests of thy huoyau- cx aud balance ef Rs invention before installing line mntur aud the ascension was one of th, first or these tests
 Lieut. Selfridgp occupied the place in tho machine arranged for its operator He was able to manipulate the arvo- plane at Will. and t1 preserve ts puisr with apparent ease.
 The experiments of Prof Bell have been going on for many months. and have attracted wide attention bceause ef the fact fGat his invention makes Use of the tetuaodral unit principle. a5 entirely original and unique design H aeroplane construction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
MACHINE FLIES
TETRAHEDRAl AERoPLANE CAR RES MAN WITH 6REA
 EASE.

EApbEtk. l. C.- The tetfahedral Eifc Cyguct. the airship invention of Prof Alexander Graham Bell. made q successful ascent above the waters of the Erae dor Lakes. where Prof Bclrs summer home and experimental lahorl tory is located.
 Carrying Lieut.. Thomas r. Srlfridgs. ei tHe United states army. tne big kite >aatel alert With remarkable ease and maintained thc boise without accident. while it Ua- lowed along above the wa Ter hs a small steam launch
 fo the group nf expcrimenters asso-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
DESERTS HIS HOME
 TO DIE LIKE FATHER.

ALLEN7WN. Pa Feb. la Mur- G ptt. a g0ne husmese man of fHiz city. has been missing for fHrer d.tss. and t i- heIieNaa that he committed suicide His father Mutton II. ott uh" Ha- a 0ealthg carriage dealer lH taf- e.ty haHgea himself f-1e Wears ago. and tHe missing sauHs man grandfather Thomas K utt. 4l-- committed suicide hs hanging Sr,- eral nther members af fbs 0u famiE hav, ended Their own filrz
 Tn. missing man Ieft mote. for his wife in which hr d,clare~ lhat sh, would aat sec hm aealn. a- H- rro- posed 70 meet death iu the -aH.. aae as nJ- father and etaudfatber
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
MAT FRS
 RECORDED
FEBRUARY f2. 1908.
 LocatIons.

Amended u9ace Na HaIyoKe efI,. fae k tea>. ao.6m Dawn Niui4e co.
 Cenveyanees. F I-t'e-t-H. aH-tee te | M. FpI- m# Ms ao5. Io, so block ee.
 Lease. Na#He and ~IHeeE r7. te C II l..-. bes. -9 ln"1 uaft ef Knz7h .I.#. .yfHus oeJ G Ieaa
 Proof of Labor S.=.ae k l.. No tbase otter sa=s.. t t#s-Isea. F. l. N#e riear aba.. I..a. ge.. J. =. J4,s-ou E.H .Hwr E f- ~raetusH euea Na- a.ne. E I.- below. AH>u grgel. f. N laHs. er aH
 N. a.na l.. l.. m nr creek Cm- t.ts.
 frem azze. au Iron, er-e>. E. L. TLnhesu river j N. Barber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
GHOST SAVES
 HIS LIFE
SPIRIT WIFE sREATHES WARN ING OF MURDER
 PLAN

MIN YORK. THtH n ealzI....-- Warming tH tH#dts Hs far sHa-f rf H.- dead 4l1ezazsa lu zam daaa-H. :. sassinuiW tx ta b.f=f at t#F#a. Henry uHea. aar.r=Heu4 in t.. ta- Hsaf Caldwell N I H. =ruma. stafy Hs heias used a ; .ies h sa. amHa#G.=
 buGHd =ass tHaf Iaf. Hw#N a5aHt az H,#0as auzms hon. frum Patterson his horse stopped ia Che road and e..- -aE te tfe8alI. In s.@ ha#ufaer fa= animal 'arraee-8 f. would Hat bude.
 Suddenly tHe mir rr#, arrrr--fz,. and f1iur HsHr# f.Es a#-trrr #e-rt |#=fr- uiue arrnea
 Then efadai.s umd tne dm ds-h- cz a aaite figure a-=#=-# s4ea. ee.. hrside rre u1enr
 pnmnd recognized The spirit of aI- dead wife.
 "Thsr. k danger at fofH, Srae away tJIr =#afHWa fHs .azaa lil
 puH8d 3r4te Hea.
 When he entered the house thers ost- a aa-H inside the Haen. accompanied bt rrreff and a bullet lHr.,a lt-..f in lbe wal of tbe h5uuas srra-I-a .u. 5oarvay
 pur4ud. who moved from ra. a.-t fts Xaarz lsa -Ht- some aHt- .g Ha-. nam. s,. st#I ..r .f|.-,4i.l. ..i.I...,T,..f..r lain HH aat far=Hlm ats uieI st his h"m.. and would la., trrI Hm Iar for th, warning l.. T.egIv.# fau H.a dead Hif.'- spirit
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
QUIGLEY
 ARRESTED
JOE WARREN CATCHES MAN Ac. cUSED OF OBTAINING MONEY
 BY FALSE PRETENsE.

telegram Na- r.eentr today # tHr WarsHal.z nt'fre trw4 Deputy Maj -.=al Jas Waal.a ~tafiue that I1. has captured G,eH-sa tgHe'se. naa fs v7at- ed la Nome au tHe .aarpe of having obtained meHsE HN faIs, pHgfsHs.s fHaw Manager Miller af t#s Nome Bank X TIuSt Company quiGla1 Ias eaiyed exteditiun rapefz. and tHs deputy Isavez tonight With hIz rfi~- aHer for S,attIg= IL uas arrested ia San Diego. California
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
SCOTTISH RITE DANCE
 WAS VERY ENJOYABLE

1lG of Ihe masf raallz gai1yabI,. af- ra.r- af tb. rr.sen. winter season uaz the dance eieu a <. B. haa last ufgha by the Scottish Rite club of Nome Had mnHtH- been -reHt in making cal- suntioa- as ta The capacity ef inc haldmg He .o4r could hay. guagcd more accurately the proper size of snr attendance tan# hy naming the exact number of e~rle- ehe wer~ actuale present.
 The affair vas surrounded from be- aiming tr end With that iudednable atmosphere which is sufficient for sue cess and without which success can mol be attained The music was first e!,~ refr-~aorHt- #er- supplied b4 th. naual-meaf rU people were nice e balanced a~ fa sexes but that doe- aat account altogether for the great sacee-s af tH- affair There Was some raHs iaaueihIr that brought th, greatest pleasure of aII Maybe Ii Was .Il,, C. thr mualcm-ni II probably ua-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
BANK GETS TWO
 VEROlcTs oGETHER.

in tue case of the Alaska Bank x Safr Deposit Co. ts the Council city X solomon Railroad the jury found 4 verdict for the plaintiffs without lcav- ing their -eafs
 This Was tine second ease Hnu by the same piaintin in tHc same day. They were represented in both by the same attorney. Judge F, Fuller. Both suits We're far inc recovery nf debt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
FIRE ALARM CAUSED
 BY STARS AND STRIPES

The fine al4u4 sent info tao fire dc- rartment WAS sent ht q man who saw inc rod stripes of tue national H5e thuueH tbo smoke Inf stove pipe
 fhe smoke is-He from 4 pipe FH a house behind Inc Golden Gate hotel Behind thc smoke waved The "Grnd old Rag THroush gap H. tts smoke he iuaei1arEe our -ass= =th, r.f stripes HrriHe like flames. and b. rushed tn tte WUam- house ou Turf HHd sent iH rHe alarm When tHe tr, department eams# EHf- Maefe thaaehr f. "#s fHe advance aHard of 3 circus
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
MARSHAL
 WINS OUT

Th-il12 a ta..o,tzs.af Ma,eatd s-. tla r. x Marsha. came in fbi. alter uaan alta 4 serliet .H fteur af thc defendant
 Tho ~uit Mas hrpu-tf ta feceyrr damages alleged so have hsan caused uN m. .eAAins of m ,Nccution au tu, chicken ranch near bfs#rresk
 The attorneys tar th- defendant We're Genree Grigsh> F MIras and CoIc HiI
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
MAIL ARRIVES.

tt.. hundred HaHz 4t .at-iaIs. .Ht# aftttsa at tsa## fffafaaza f=l
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13
Rlatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
FINED TEN EACH.

Fred Hom. John Mab,l and Eer i>ach were fined Sio each by Mag#-- tglte Lucas today #uu inc chaIee of being drunk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

##.'fsa ef E-s. ef##aH= fl consists af Hf~t a#t -eseHa- ,E4-- #aIf e4-HIt d- ftlcd
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

Weekly Nugget sent outside to your home address this winter for soc a
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

lemp's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-13

Amended uafca Na- Hafyokc erI,. i.F. K lta>. Golden Dawn Nfuj4s ea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
CAMPAIGN CRAFTERs
AFTER THEIR HARVEST

The campaign CRATER is getting in
his fine work with vengeance. On
every hand is heard the plant of
the stricken candidate. AS the days
go by the opportunities of the CRATER
increase in frequency and virility, and
the result is that already not few
candidates who are suffering their polit-
zeal novitiate are heartily sorry that
they were honored at the convention.
1t is impossible to accurately number
the campaign grafters but there must
be two or three hundred operating in
this fair city at present. Up to the
time of the conventions the majority
of them were earning frugal but hon
est living on the wharves. AS soon,
however, as the nominations were made,
they quit their jobs and entered into
the lucrative trade, of political high
| waymen.
The unhappy lot of the candidates is
truthfully reflected in the wall of one
unfortunate who happens to be run
ming for the Senate. Said he to news
lpaperman the other day:
"The grafters give me no rest and
am getting to be sorry that / ever
consented to run for office. AS soonSas
! get to work a man calls to see me
and wants trifling contribution for HIS
church. He is followed in speedy sud-
| cession by couple of Hawaiians whdt
want to collect So hack fare which they
allege they spent in getting a particu-
lar admirer of mine to go to the place
of registration. An hour later five new
citizens interrupt my already backward
duties with a request for $40 to defray
the expenses of luau which they were
instrumental in arranging on my behalf
the night previous, and to which l, by
the way, was not even invited. The
next batch of intruders want me to
finance another luau which, they say
will surely result in my election.
"When / go to lunch / am impor-
tuned to supply meal tickets to dozen
workers of whom had never dreamed
the existence previous to the "touch"
in question. The afternoon is punctuat-
ed by photographers, job printers soap
box spieers, kahunas, the halt, deaf,
blind and others, who all claim to be
able to render me the particular service
which is bound to ensure my election,
and who all invariably want something
on account.
"I'm in politics because ! had an
idea, which was evidently foolish, that
I owed it to the county to accept the
nomination. Today i stand confronted
with two alternatives: If yield to the
voice of the campaign charmer, even
if score a success at the polls. shall
place myself in financial hole from
which shall find it difficult to extract
myself. On the other hand if | pass
the interceders for financial remunera-
tion, one and all up. shall worry so
about my probable defeat that shall
eventually go crazy.
81 can tell you one thing, and that
is that should I be elected I shall in
troduce bill making campaign graft
ing under whatever guise a penal
offence"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
FREAR AND NEWELL
ON GARDEN ISLAND

A letter from Governor Frear writ
ten at Kekaha gives the proposed
itinerary of himself and Mr.. Newell
and their party on Kauai.
They arrived at Waimea Friday
morning and visited the power and
pumping plant of Kekaha plantation
that day. Saturday morning they were
to start for the mountains to visit
the water heads in that region, theii
objective being Halemano, the noun
tain residence of the Knudsens.
Coming back to Kekaha they were
to start Tuesday for Lihue taking
luncheon at the Gays. On Wednesday
they were to go by horse over the Wal
alua lands to Kealia. On Thursday
they are to go to Hanalei, and on Fri
a~y to wainiha, arriving in Honolulu
Saturday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
90 o0ooc0o0o0000@e
a MARINE REPORT. o

90 600 90 600 0O9 600 0G
(From San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change.)
Friday, October 90, 1908.
okohama-Sailed, Oct. 20, s. s.
Maru, for Honolulu.
Northumberland, Oct. %, s. s.
Korea, hence Oct. 10.
San Francisco--Sailed, Oct. 90, $. s.
Mexican, for Honolulu.
Kahului-Sailed, Oct. %, schr. Robt.
for Port Townsend.
San rancisco-Arrived, Oct. "a, p.
NJ. S. S. China, from Honolulu.
Saturday, October "a.
San rancsco-Arrived, Oct. 90, s.
S. Gina, hence Oct. II.
aneouver-Arrived. Oct. "a, 8. s.
Aorangi, hence Oct. 10.
Monday, October 90, 1908.
San Francisco-Arrived, October %
s. S. China, hence October H.
Victoria-Arrived, October 20, S. S
Aorangi, hence October 16.
Eureka-Sailed, October 20, schr
Ethel Zane, for Honolulu.
Salina Cruz-Arrived October %
All. S. S. Columbian, from Hilo, hence
October 10.
San rancisco-Arrived, October "a
All. S. S. Arizonan, from .Salina Cruz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.
(From Saturdays Advertiser J


John w. Kalua, former Circuit Judge
of Maui, and Republican candidate for
County Attorney, has been indicted for
perjury. He has retained Atkinson &
Quarles and Dan II. Case TO defend
him.
Kalei and Mauna, alias Mauna Ka.
leiheana, were brought from Waialua
yesterday and charged with larceny in
the second degree. They are alleged
to have stolen $S.65 and tin of opium
from Chinaman named All Tim.
H. Haekfeld & Co. has received a
cable from New York stating that the
European beet crop has suffered se-
verely from frost. 1t is not known
how much damage has been done. but
it is said that the crop will be short
er than last year.
News arrived by the Alameda of the
engagement of Percy Benson and Mrs.
w. Porter Boyd. Mrs. Boyd was re-
Gently divorced in Nevada from Mr..
Boyd, who was formerly American vice
consul here. Mr.. Benson resided here
until about two years ago.
T. z. Robinson, formerly business
agent for the Kamehameba Schools,
and later Assistant District Attorney
for Santa Barbara County, California,
arrived by the Alameda yesterday to
manage the title abstract and law de-
partment of the Trent Trust Company.
Margaret Macpherson of Pawtucket,
Rhode Island. has written Sheriff Iau-
kea, requesting information concerning
her brother, John II. Macpherson,
from whom she has not heard during
the rast three years. She states that
her letters have been returned unde-
Iivered. She states he was married TO
Mrs. Marie Porter (nee Savage), who
died in 1908. She says she saw her
brother in San Francisco about that
time, after which he left for Honolulu.
The Filipinos who called on Secre-
tary Mott-Smith some time ago look
ing for work, and stating that they
had been led to, come here through mis-.
representation, left yesterday on the
Maui for Hutchinson plantation, where
they will go to work at $1S month.
Mott. Smith sent a wireless message to
Manager Wolters Thursday afternoon,
asking if he would give them employ
ment. and an answer was received in
lust twenty-five minutes. saving that
he would. This is considered record
for sending wireless.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
REILLY'S MIND
MADEUP TO GO

The Star made great 'tholler' yes
terday over what it terms "unfair
criticism" of Reilly. This paper would
draw attention to the fact that what
was said was far more by way of ad-
vice and telling Reilly what would be
the best course for him to pursue, than
criticism, and it would certainly be
hard to go through either the Sunday
or Monday sports page and find any
thing unfair.
1t is the general sentiment round
town that Reilly should stay. He
states in the Star that he doesn't owe
the promoters here anything. Physi-
cally he does not, but morally he is
subject to the wishes of the public and
it is the public that wants him TO stay.
There is not trace of personal feel
ing between any member of the Adver-
tiser STAFF and Reilly, except that of
the most cordial liking. Reilly has
certainly made. great hit here, ard
1T is only to be regretted that he has
determined to go away.
If, as he says, his health is bad, that
is sufficient excuse, but Reilly. has not
brought this up before, although it is
known that he was not feeling first
rate when he met Joe Leahy.
So far as not making money is con-
cerned, he can not really mean that a
$400 purse is no inducement to him.
Smith is willing TO divide il any way
he wants, and if he is confident of VIC
tory he could carry of. the major part
of IT by winning.
He has made up his mind to 90,
howex err and fhare is nofbiutr nora IN
be said except that everybody regrets
that he should run the chance of
marring wonderful popularity by
leaving when the people want him to
stay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
The Missourian.

When the American Hawaiian liner
Missonrian, formerly on the line be-
tween Puerto, Mexico and Philadel-
phia, leaves Newport News next week
for the Bresperton Navy Yard, Wash
ington, with 5000 tons Of coal, the yes
sci will burn oil as fuel. On the voy-
age TO the Pacific about $4,000 barrels
0f oil win be used. Most of this has
been placed in the water tanks in the
cellular bottom of Athe ship.-Nautical
Gazette, ~. ", September IL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
order Of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Probate of will.

A Document purporting to be the Last
Will and Testament of William Graham
Smith, deceased, having on the 9th day
Of October A. ID. 1908, been presented
70 said Probate Court, and a Petition
for Probate thereof, praying for the is
suance of Letters Testamentary to The
Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited, hav-
ing been filed by said Trust Company,
1t is ordered, that Wednesday, the
18th day of November A. ID, 1908, at
O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court at Lihue, be
and the same is hereby appointed the
time and place for proving said Will
and hearing said application.
1t is Further Ordered, That notice
thereof be given, by publication once a
week for three successive weeks in the
Hawaiian Gazette newspaper, the last
publication to be not less than ten DAYS
previous to the time therein appointed
for hearing, towit: in its issues of the
18th, goth, 27th October, and 3rd
November 1908.
Dated at Lihue 9th October, 1908.
(SeaI
SSigDed) JACOB HARDY,
Jadge of the Circuit Court of the Fifth
Circuit.
Attest:
tSigned) r. w. It. PURVIS,
so5O-octls, 90, 81, Nov. 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
(From Sundays Advertiser,l

(f'rom Sunday $ AdVeruser'l
Miss Richardson of Hilo and Miss
khrens were passengers on the Mauna
Kea yesterday.
Queen Liliuokalani and two servants
were passengers on the Mauna Ikea,
arriving yesterday.
Sheriff Iaukea requested of Secre-
tary Mott,Smith yesterday copies of
the printed lists of registered voters
of this island for use in the work of
the police department.
Government Physician HAYES has
found thirty seven pupils at the Kaiu-
lani School suffering from trachoma
and eleven from conjunctivitis. Nine
ty-nine had not been successfully vac
cinated.
DIR. J. S. B. Pratt has received ca
blegram from New York, announcing
the death of Mrs. Matilda j. Pratt
wife of his brother, DR.. H. 2. Pratt
The mourning relatives here comprise
besides DIR. J. S. B. Pratt, his mother,
Mrs. J. H. Pratt, and brother, R. j.
Pratt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

LEVERS & COOKE Robert LEVERS
T. ]. Lowrey, C. NJ. Cookie Import
ers and dealers In lumber and build
ing materials Office. 414 Fort street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
(From MONDAYS Advertiser.)

~ Sih - 49, -
Six sawyers arrived at Hilo by the
Enterprise to work at the mahogany
company's tie-mill.
Mr.. Richley, who was located at
various times in Honolulu and Hilo,
and who went to the mainland, is
again in Hilo as superintendent of
lighthouse construction for the Terri
tory.
Immigration Inspector Raymond G..
Brown arrived in Hilo on Saturday,
last week, to issue certificates OF reg
istration to Chinese born or natural
lied in Hawaii. He is accompanied by
the following members of his staff: j.
H. Ward, Loo Joe, w. P. Kupulani and
H. C. Men.
with Lihue plantation. Kauai, for
twenty.six wears, has resigned his DO.
sition 40 chief engineer beino succeed.
ed nv his son.in.Iaw j Nieolai of the
Honolulu Iron Works Mr.. Kellner g
son ;s in Uilo with the Arm of IT.
Hack field & Co. Ltd.
Rreakwater works on Hawaii are 90.
inc ahead. and IL il expected that there
will he ouite n littla village M the
shore end before long Last week n
large Locomotive crane was taken mn
to Pima bv rail along with a 1s.borse.
nower oasol;ne engine and n nowerful
air comnressor 70 onerata The rocl,
AIM ~ tba nnorry
r. X D;llon who hos boan hooL.
Laonar a. panaal,ao ,,lo,tat;an snr
seyantoen yearp has rel;gned lie nasi.
t;an and iii ra,,,rn - San Trana po
~" t ~ ~ M D;i'
~ wy ~ IIu. s,. p,9e W. IN,
,on "e"s ~ 81 n n'a 49, y9aaa
49,; 49, 80 "a 49, IL
s ,on tha. s,ad NJ ,ns
of friends FOR bimsolf He ratrrns 20
~ Go, ~ aaa'st ,,at. aa;.;a
~ So " Era ~ assep' De''ei posi''on
"
rur. 1sr.ANn cY1pro co s.o,,,,
.WholessIe and retaiI Salears in Cnr;as
sonyanirs and post ODD Co.,
stores snnni;a5 for Cbristra. ,roSo
Accordipg to a MESSAGE roee;yaa h,
tbe Kabnkn wireless sqat;on fron' ~ ~
Vast Virg;nia Satnrda1 n;nht tha p ns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery of every description made to
order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
WYNNE TOUCHED
REED AND SAID

James Reed, second officer of the
Rosecrans at the time Engineer Me-
Kinnon was killed, occupied the wit.
ness stand the whole day in the trial
of John Wynne yesterday before Judge
Dole and jury. Reed was called from
the deck below by the statement of
someone that there was something the
matter with McKinnon in hrs room. He
described how he started down to Nc.
Kinnon's room and as he was going
ndown the companion way he met
Wynne coming up. Wynne touched him
on the shoulder and told him something.
On objection from Wynne's attorney,
Frank Thompson, Reed was not per.
mtted to tell what Wynne said, until
after the corpus deficit had been
proved, that is that crime had been
committed. Consequently Wynne was
taken in his examination by Deputy
District Attorney Rawlins down the
companion way to McKinnon's room.
What he saw there he described to the
Jury, the injuries he found McKinnon
suffering from his removal to the hos.
pital and his death.
Then Rawlins took the witness back
to the meeting with Wynne on the
companion way, where Wynne touched
him on the shoulder and told him some
thing. But at that point in the ex-
animation the court adjourned for the
day, so that what Wynne said will not
be known by the jury until today.
Verdict for $1,000.
In the suit of Mary K. KaleilSini
against Albert Waterhous-, admins
traitor of the estate of Kauhi, deceased,
which has been on trial for some days
before Judge De Bolt and jury, the
jury yesterday returned verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $1,000. The
administrator s decedent was trustee
and fosterfather of the plaintiff The
suit was for an accounting of her es-
tate which had been in his hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

In the Matter of the Estate of William
Graham Smith of Lihue, Kauai,
Deceased.