The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-19

Charles Bennett, the baritone with
the Withers Concert Company, has
made host of friends in this city. 1t
happens that he is an old schoolboy
friend OF Attorney-General Hemenway
and also of Attorney c. F. Clemens
and during his stay in this city has
been the guest of the former at his
home. This has naturally made things
very pleasant for him and incidentally
for many others in the city who have
met him socially.
Anything new IN the striker I
asked addressing my interrogation to
an Unbiased Individual.
Sure" he drawled, wv. A. Kinney
has been indicted for conspiracy to de-
prive Negoro, Maxine and Sega of their
liberty and the planters have been
found guilty of employing him as their
attorney. An investigation is being
made of Attorney General Hemenway's
reluctance to lead the prosecution him
self and there's a search warrant out
for an examination of the house Of
Chester Doyle to make sure that he
turned everything over to the author
| tiles that he found in Makino's safe 1t
| is reliably gossiped that he hypothe-
Gated to his own use and benefit a
stomach-pump, box of cascarettes
and a connection of honey and CHINA
| mon tnat he found in Mr.. Giginbot-
| n &c ctr i'm 1 n n
postage Stamps and picture-post cards
which he found in that international
gentlemans safe. | understand that
the picture-post cards have been turn
ed over to Mr.. Thwing for censure."
But who is Mr.. Giginbotham?
THE same as Maxine, that's his
British name. You see, Maxine is an
Anglo-OrientaI, or Yankee-Limejuice-
Jap, to vita gentleman born unGer
the graceful fold of the Lion and the
unicorn, of British-Japanese parentage,
living in Hawaii; who has taken out
lpapers of American citizenship and SO
Iappeals to the protection of the Japa-
nese emperor
How did Doyle come to burglarize
the drug store?'
well, it was this way. The plant
ers found that Imperial d. Meade was
so busy counting dollars and half dol
lars to pay off the strikebreakers, who
spend all their money in Japanese gin
and Chinese CHOW, that he had no time
to handle the strike President Damon
not being a militant president, and Sc
cretary Smith having senatorial and
commercial matters and trust affairs in
hand, IL was up to the planters to find
running mate for Kinney in the work
of suppressine the strike leaders. Al
this stage of the game there was cal
for voluhteers to capture evidence
Harry Lake, though on previous occa
sions he had seen his duty and done i
noble, couldn't see outside the Count.
Attorneys office, and Joe Leal wa
busy distributing carbines to prune
pickeTs from California on Aiea ant
Waipahu, so Chester Doyle was Dor
rowed and sworn in to back up Hig
> Sheriff Henrys gold-lace uniform
Chester was like a boy who had foun
the key to the pantry and the next da
the jam was all over his collar 1t wa
. nuts for Doyle. The night was dar
and stormy. Naught but the boot @
Charlie Frazier billboard owl ad
vertisement for a species of smok
could be hard upon the otherwise shiy
. cry stiffness of the nocturne. Mounte
. on a bicycle and with drawn teetf
= Doyle whipped up his gallant steed an
l approached on muf6ed oars to the dar
ger zone. A whistle rang out upo
, the twilight hours and a trusty slav
emerged from the dark recess of a ia
barber shop, armed with a corkscrev
At the word of command he stood o
Doyle's shoulders, then on his hea'
and climbed to the cigarette-ash-strew
corrugated tin portico, whence it wa
but the work of an instant to kick
], hole in the window. Then, led