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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22

introduced by the defense and was not
even denied, but the judge refused to
take any action.
Doyle further charges that all the
time he was in Waikiki both he and
Douthitt were constantly Swallowed by
spies of the prosecution, evidently for
the purpose of finding out what evi.
dence they were trying to get. Doyle
caught one of the spies, a Japanese,
hiding behind door listening to his
conversation with another man, and
carefully kicked him down stairs.
The charges made by the counsel for
the defense in the murder case are
directed at others besides Judge Kings.
bury. Doyle states that certain wit.
nesses were threatened by County At
torney Dan Case and his assistants
with long terms of imprisonment if they
talked to either Douthitt or Doyle. One
Japanese woman in particular, it is
charged, was threatened with twenty
years in Jail and a thousand-dollar fine
if she had anything to say to counsel
for the defense. This fact was brought
out in the progress of the trial, but
the judge failed to take official cog
nizance of it.
The Honolulu lawyers also say that
Government Physician Osmers refused
to answer any question they asked him
regarding the murder until after he
had telephoned County Attorney Case
and got permission.
One of the lawyers for the defense
made some statement in regard to what
he said he knew. Judge Kingsbury
took occasion to remark that the law.
yer didn't know anything. al don't
even know that am in the court room
myself" said the philosophic Judge;
81 don't know that you are here; I
don't know that anybody is here. No.
body knows anything to be fact.''
Doyle and Douthitt are by no means
the only lawyers who have come back
from Wailuku hot under the collar at
what they style the attempt of Judge
Kingsbury to be judge, jury and coun.
sci for both sides.
Many Of the complaints against Judge
Kingsbury will probably be incorporat.
ed In the bill of exceptions TO the su.
preme court, 1t being the intention to
appeal the Kawahara murdr case.
I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
CHINESE PRINCE ORDERS A
MOVING PICTURE OF HIMSELF

Prince 40 wants to see himself as
Others see him and has ordered copy
of the moving picture taken of himself
and party at the Honolulu Capitol by
h. X. Bunine. Mr.. Bonnie received
the order yesterday from Governor
Frear, who acted as the agent of
Americas imperial guest in the mat.
ter. The order came as surprise to
honolulu moving picture expert, who
had an idea, from the way Lord Ii
acted that taking moving pictures of
Chinese Imperial Princes was something
worthy of the deepest dungeon.
When the royal party was leaving
the Capitol, after having called on the
Governor, Bonnie was up in the air
grinding out film in order to immor-
talize the event. He was spied by Lord
Ii, the only snob in Prince Tsai
Taos suite. With an "Of with
his headn motion, Lichee sent Detec-
tive Apana to tell BONNIE to stop.
BONNIE didn't; whereupon Ii butted
in on his own account and shielded the
Prince from the camera. In the mean
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22

while the Prince tried his best to get
back into the spotlight and he and Lii
lodged around each other for a few
seconds, all of which the moving pie.
ture plainly shows.
Yesterday, BONNIE received his or
der for copy of the picture. After
His Imperial Highness sees it, when it
is unpacked at the Chinese Legation at
Washington, Lord Ii will have it dem
onstrated to him again that he is too
officous.
Mr.. Bonine is no longer running a
show of his own, having given Joe
Cohen temporary lease of his theater
on Hotel street in order to get away
to the other islands, where he will
take a large number more of Hawa'
iian pictures. He is constantly re-
ceiving orders for Hawaiian films from
the mainland and wants particularly
now to secure some good views for the
use of the Hawaiian Promotion com.
mittee for its showroom at Atlantic
City He is also getting out a large
number of panorama views of Hawaii
for the permanent exhibit at Atlantic
City.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
A Leaf Blown In From Days to Be
Ambrose Bierce In Town Topics.

The Future Historian set his psychic.
graph on the table before him, clasped
the band Of the transmitting wire about
his head, lay back in his easy.chair,
and closed his eyes. The record. Of
which ten thousand copies were auto.
matically delivered, follows.
"In the year 1909, as the ancient
Americans reckoned time, President
Thaddeus Rosenfelt was for some of.
Tense not now known banished from
his country and sent under heavy
guard 20 Kalamazoo, an African penal
colony noted for the number and feroc.
ity of its tigers. To these he was
thrown by his keepers, as was secretly
commanded by Congress, sitting as a
high court of impeachment and convic.
tion. But from contemporaneous
chronicle by Wee Chandler (whose
works are now in the imperial library
of Timbuctoo) it appears that the tigers
would not eat him. On the contrary
he ate them, a marked instance says
another writer of the period, 'of inter.
position by an overruling Providence.
"Awed by this obvious miracle the
fallen Presidents keepers renowned
the faith of their fathers and worship
ed him as a deity. Not only so, but
by force and arms they set up for hin
a temporal sovereignty which he ad
ministered from an ancient palace
known as the Bleak House. He Dor,
the title of 1t, work signifying Me
The meaning of Me is unknown.
"In subduing the natives, who, &c
cording to Herodotus the Tetrarch
were known as Gringos, Rosenfelt cam,
into conflict with many powerful kings
chief of whom was Rhi Nosey' Rose, WHIT
could summon fifty thousand warrior
by blast upon his horn. Allied will
this potentate was the scarcely les
powerful High Potamus, of Riparia
| (Riparia was Theocracy; the wor,
potamus appears to have meant priest
and probably alluded to the pot il
which hierarchs of another faith wer
purged of their error by boiling)
| Contemporary accounts of militar,
Operations incident to the conques
have not come down to us. 1t is know
however, that Rosenfelt, armed with
big stlcker, penetrated to the interio
of Kankakee and fought the fierce bal
tie of Waterloo, in winch the Gring
power was disastrouly overthrow b
the leaders, lone charge up the hill o
! San Juan Smith. With that memorabl
feat African independence ceased t
/ exist; the entire continent came unde
) the sway of Bueno Gumbo, the ma
, who ate tigers.
| "Among the spoils of war was a
almost incalculable number of domesti
1 animals: the gorilla Nignifer docilis
, the elephantom, 1.-THE long-necked graf
8 (Latro circumspector), the hobby hors
the teddi-bear, the skunk (Curio fial
bergastor), the three-legged ophecleid
! the gargoyle, the lion Cleo arator
q used by the natives in blowing corr
e the aeroplane, and many other specie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
AERopLANE CARRIED
FOUR PASSENGERS

cUARLrYUlF, rraneg, Aprl al,-
Roger sommer performed q remarkable
argoplspe fpai Yesterday dilflpg Die
Masculine across rouniY iH "a i've min
uln hlRhi with four passpnRru This
H. record HnnlrT NJ rassrnfen a. hr
rnflisA ~ hHY dlugihlf af ihp asieplanf
fflf. Ha plfY.0ua nYrf haYnH aiifmpi
tI M fHify more ihAn pne pafsfaa eT
INTO ile 40 100 alali Hni irsfenI
rpff malr Nihuai affIitni M aHY
tlnl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
TH|ELEN SECRETARY
TO {. R. STACKABLE

George Thielen has been named as
private secretary to E. R, stackable,
collector of customs. The announce
ment was made yesterday by Collector
Stackable that on May / Thielen will
take up his new duties.
Thielen has been connected with sew
eral local business enterprises in a
prominent way, He IL was who engi-
neered the big pineapple advertising
campaign, and he has been more or less
closely associated with the Castle In
terests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
SIDELIGHTS
rHn HOLY RoLLERs.

~ S, are over Without . ss @ s'i %4 Of 'H S "d
midst religions .osnd religions; % .,"n
many scuue. ago fu Weapons slightly
taken S place Yet inVcciVa and Speao attempted ardOm
and d i now i TS,rs iS Rollers got their NAME do
word but adaptation ''loly show
Bethel streets on saturday night and listen the nundengs Of the
sa it, You will discover about much real the cant and
Rut they an ATTRACTION just sa% keep up
S u w S g Perhaps S moving shoTs @
Without n the purchase Of e' Perhaps Colonel Mcay pPoss that
% the coming ra H day Perhaps n three nSn Jarrett %cDue and
pay S them keep meTy along
that a being on s' s 6 res at sS Ea taught S by
the Ma' which aIa ps S d bf BAPTISM saf na rs
s s a ' % t P S Ss WITCH g really sd and
tend the uplifting sg mankind dg nsr far "a 4oeRse
' TS n sst s ns ass This iy S but h nG help
along by too much attention By and by other side show will come
pray o before congregation consisting
quite likely
anyway, for IS
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
5ss5Sa '
serted per- pnf '
e; S5s; f s' Me-
that E3sslsas living
a tire iS sss the fssto
sho a hns s the Record po wish mH TSy @
should 'fss sssF ' really the Ve the s
@ passing 5u
find about this will find time then
of the investigation fully the subsidy would
blessing and in the it a
Indeed
publication
If
s mot ss the AWAY S 19 % aa Py
ton subject touching approaching politics. local. territorial
English Charlie
Wilmington
second add at least faint light small add
tonal pointers on the of politics in the Record.
And consulted IDEAS
Teddy
the outlook appeared number
Bwana Tumbo's coming back;
Bloody booty his back;
Bid the
shrapnel hum;
He butcher-nit;
Science called him be
Tumbol .
O.
Monkeys, wildeteests
Flocked him be shot;
Brave Bwana Tumbol
Brave Bwana Tumbol
Roofing
Brave Jumbo!
Forcing him to fire
We might hail him king
Brave Jumbo!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22

Tumbo
think appearance would
family Bible encyclopedias,
reading matter which with the declaration proceedings
eeedng small scheme putting bridge
and nen perhaps table covering page or two referring to the
exciting data relative thereto But get along further Look for the brackets
Iaughe and series of Vote" See what pecedes these ruide boards
will be disappointed
them nothing with and
supporter
other But unless the Honolulu do more quoting from matter
Congress- the aforementioned letter contain order.
THE CENSUS
constitution this glorious republic
in
wisdom, likewise consideration of
numbering but for index system by which
lack thereof carefully tabuatd ndexed
government other live subjects
duly qualified therefor should all
by this interesting information be gathered for the benefit
this succeeding When the
governmeny guaranteed in they will make splendid reading,
will be read, Notwithstanding the national guarantee
chnaman asked "Ae married sngi" with suspicious
female looks after bis washing and cooking aud htauey
Japanese asked What il your elgopiu What his reply viii
DO entirely Pobenaeal but whatever be- the should by
ia t t ,Np. WIN gu's."h mhh heoh 10 10
. ] up' " 70 'u' accuracy Of any phsred Information be ~
Ana when me good Doctor 0wer.ea way Washington
l iN, ,wN lnAns nd uvibntp korear and complies m
uu.ou alff a,s ,s hs
,D,t se,s ~ai' 'aa provided 'ab Do exceedingly curious hs
A.. -. z. ~. Va s.. 9,. a g a Ts @ y q
N , M l,1, M w want rnlep @ ~ po.feailon ief lfl
ss s.g e.gl. , s @ ig l.gg \ '' @se.,, ~, may a'
~ HW t'fesh hf lHh ma f' NNn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
BIG COTTON FIRM
GOES TO SMASH

pfrATun, Alabama, Aml ai.wfhs
soften hTm ~ Knlghi, fapesy q 60,
aHe ~ lhe biggest cotton maHgfanur,
iug rpneelns q ite hpuih, YesiefiaY az
hounfei lifelf : hanhfpW Rhd ybstNi
lpin 40 hAnas ~ 4 lffrlYag fhf llai
lilliift NJ ihe fompanf RnieNni ~ M.
atfii II feHf mIlllpH lpilala
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
MARK TWAIN IS
SERIOUSLY I'LL

BEDDING, Connecticut, April co.
Mars Twain" Il critically lil az hil
home in this city ST. Clemens 10
nearly soFeDiy yesrs Of sge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-22
cHAMBERLAIN's PAIN BALM A
HOUSEHOLD IMMINENT

A touch OF rheumatism, or twinge
Of neuralgia, whatever the trouble Is,
Chamberlain Pain Balm drives away
the pain at once aud cures The CON
plant quickly. First application gives
iolief when bottle ~ II IL kspt In
ibe house the pgins Of buras aud sealds
may b. promptly reliGyei, cuts and
bruises qnigkly healed and swelling
pOpndly reduced Ia fact, ~ tho
household NE a u iuag such . linlmeni
De- efrry family should 10 provided
eiih lof iale ~ an dealefs lisnsou,
Smith a Co., IA. aRcut far liawsii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
+ alrnnOunt

The chairman of the Christmas en-
tertainment committee would like for
all 81 tne children 10 meet her at
the Baptist church Friday evening al
1 o'clock
MIR. John Gary who has been very
sick at his home Tor the past ten
DAYS. is slightly improved.
The regular meeting Of the Gti-
Iens' Association Will be held at the
Paramount school Friday night. All
members ef the association are ear
nestly requested to attend.
Mrs Edward Good,, of Lynch burg.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Walter
Hughes, on Twenty second street.
The regular choir rehearsal viii DO
held at the home ct Mrs. Simpson
claytor. No. 2ool Paramount avenue,
ON Friday night. To practice the
Christmas music
Mr.. aud Mrs. Terry. of Batcssllle.
are spending the week with Mrs.
Barnes on Maddox Hill
The regular meeting OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union will be held a;
the church Thursday night at
o'clock. MIR. A. S, Clayton viii be the
speaker.
The baptist Association OF Rich
mond and Southside viii meet with
the baptist congregation Sunday af-
ternoon from so until O'Clock
Mr. Ray Hobson has returned from
Hanover. where he accompanied some
friends on a hunting trip. They were
very successful, and bagged seven rah-
bits and many birds.
The regular meeting Of Ideal Coun-
Gil was held at the town hail Tuesday
night after which one candidate was
initiated. This council Is growing and
hopes by the first Of the year te get
I. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

ness had been transacted. the society
had the pleasure OF hearing an in
teresting talk by their district sec
Rotary. Mrs. W. 3. Newell. OF Rich
mond.
me town council met in regular
session Monday evening. A large
amount of business was transacted,
not only routine. but that pertain
ing to the installation of new wa
ter system. when the council, with
the assistance OF the engineer. Col.
G. =. IL. Burgwyn, propose to 1--WE
IT, our citizens just as soon as they
possibly can. The council decided
10 erect 100, gallon steti wa
ter tank and 5o-horsepower oil
burning engine to be used to drive a
900 gallon per minute pump.
Little Pauline Eleanor Miller OF
5t5 Fifth avenue, celebrated her
sixth birthday sn Monday afternoon
from ) To ) O'clock. The following
guests We're invited: Virginia Smith,
Elizabeth Faulkner. Marion Reynolds,
Dorothy Reynolds. IEilda Duckhardt.
Jean Fox. Cecilia Grimm. Alice Car
roll. Elizabeth Harrison. katherine
Carroll, Ethel Redd. Julia Mcclure,
katherine Williams, shelton Smith
chris tsuarles. Leila Frances Wood
ward, lnez LfvesaN Virginia Gee and
Virginia Terrell. After playing games
the children gathered around the ia
BILE i'll the dining room. where re-
freshments We're served. The center
piece was Il miniature snow scene
ana much pleasure was occasioned by
the pulling OF favors from the huge
snow ball In the center of the table
Little Pauline was the recipient Of
many pretty presents from her little
friends,
Following IL the roll OF honor of
the Highland Park School:
First Grade~-Graee Shepherd. Ma
rion Reynolds Elsie Miller. Julia
Mcclure. Marina Macdonald. Eliza
beth Faulkner, Gertrude Crowder.
Frances EeaaIes. Randolph Ruffin.
Hugh Gresham. Gordon Clarke. Har-
~ Burkert, George Bahike.
Second Grade Katherine Carroll
Ada Farmer. Hugh Fiippen. Fannie
Gray, Tholma GUIDE, Elise koss. Myr-
tie Moore. Irwin FILLER. Dorothy War
rem. Lamar Williams. Florence Wood
ward
Tnird Gradc-~Hunter Headles,
George Pierce, Margaret Anderson.
Evelyn Cro~der. Eliza beth Harrison
Virginia Knox Grace Reynolds, Irma
Tiller, Grace Tucker, Dorothy VII
iiams,
foufth tifad"--~N irgiuta tluaries,
Helen Richardson. JGdson Harry, An
drew Rohietier, Edgar crawiey. Mel
lie Drunkenhod.
Fifth Grade-Jabez Dunn. Ray
Doubles. Thomas Knf'in, Rosa iiua-
son, Annie Lee Rove. Helen Raftin,
eiaide riiler
sixth Grade--Nerma Paimore, I.a-
bel Thomas
Seventh Grandchildren Harrison.
bernard Gheatham
n efrada--,seorge Eubank. Mar
gnerite Eahlke, Eobhie Tuck. Hattie
Howell. Katie DaVls. Helen Wilder,
Jeannette Gnarles
Grade Mary McDowan, An
ME Allan. Ruth bowman.
Grade blanche Huffman.
Frank Yarbrough.
A and Il tirades-Lena Gary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
CoMICAL AND CONTRADICTORY CT ARD-
IAN ANlEi

There has been nothing more comieal in the
newspaper world than the attempt on the part
of the Richmond Evening journal To post III
its editorial columns the Guardian Angel OF
the temperance people .of Virginia While III its
advertising columns IL aids .ind abets the dis
tilleries and breweries in their efforts to de
stroy the value of Local option in dry counties
aud cities by the nefarous jug trade Either
the Journal is n victim Of an entire lack OF
logic tn Its editorial IN it's business depart
nents and sees nothing contradictory in such
performance, or il has very poor opinion OF
the reasoning faculties of its readers and
sders them crednlous, gulble set. or il Is utter
ly careless of any SENSE OF responsibility Tor the
impression It's course MAY make upon anybody
About ten days ago The IirgtHial. aecidenal,y
published in advertisement. containing seN.
eral items. conliuendation of French Brandy
The mistake occurred in the haste Of getting copy
10 the printer at late hour, The standing
rule in Ihe T1rotAian Office forbids the insertion
Of any advertisement of intoxieants morphine
opium. or cocaine preparations. and this rule
rs weliknown TO the public But the Journal
i'll its editorial columns criticized The IHgiai0H
for this insertion, and then declared that The
same firm would not advertise with the Journal
because the journal does not talk to suit dealers
IN liquors.
The implication that the Journal WAS so
much more pronounced against the liquor traffic
than The iiy0tRtan thai the stores which adj.
vertise liquors would use its advertising
columns, The comical and contradictory thing
is that despite this editorial eelnsstion the
advertising columns Of the Journal priIf regular
" the picture Of the Inspector OF sunny Brock
DistiierY. along side bottle % Whiskey which
he pronounees pure, and other liquor adver.
tisements also.
Aud more comicai still in the very same issu,
OF the paper in which it declared in the
editorial columns that the firm In question will
not advertise In the Journal because of dis
satisfaction with its views on the linuor cues.
ton, there appeared in rhe advertising columns
ar adyerts ement from the very firm, Conicai
absurd is IL not? that ouch contradictions should
exist In the columns of the Guardian Angel,
In an issue of a few days later the Journal de
clared that las to the liquor question this paper
stands where Governor Mann stood the last time
he was heard publicly. for the princue OF Local
Option"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Barton Heights

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church viii hold Christmas sale
~ the home % Mrs. c. c. broaddus,
1904 Lamb avenue. next Friday. begin
Ming nj $50 o'clock. Almost anything
suitahie for a Christmas gift may be
found al he sale
Mr.. and Airs l.. ". Ice. both OF
whom have been absent from home for
ten days. MIR. Lee visiting in Salem and
Mrs Lee visiting her sister. Mrs. Do
bic of Sussex county. will return
home Wednesday.
Mr. Luther Coghili and family. Of
West Virginia. are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs =. II. coehill. No. 720
Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. A. W. Maddox. the wife of
Professor Maddox. OF the State Nor
mai School ut Farmyille. is the guest OF
Mrs. c. r. knyk, at No. SIC Monteiro
avenue.
Miss Julietie Anderson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Anderson. formerly
Of churh Hill, but now residing In Bar
ton Heights. has accepted the posi-
ton OF orgauiat Of the Baptist church,
The, Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF
Epiphany church will hold meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. B. Taylor, Nc. 71s Virginia
avenue. and pack Il Christmas box,
which they will send to some mission
station In the mountains OF Virginia.
Miss Glahys Martenstein Will leave
next week for Chicago and Quincy.
H.. where SHE will spend several weeke
visiting relatives. ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

Philadefhians must feel sratited hy the
prompt vudieation of j. Armstrong prexel >
claim 10 hold the record for high living bis
pute OF this daring young aviators record was
based upon fine drawn theory about the min
ute variations OF the Paragraph needle owing
to the iniienee OF altitude upon that wonder
fully delicate mathematical instrument
Mr.. Dre&el is aviator from choice He s
!mpellcd by q pure spirit OF sport in attemp tiux
feafs Of high flying where death may he the
forfeit of the game No was ever ess
tnsed with commercalsm than he. So much
cannot be said for either American or foreign
aviators Of prominence VINO might easily be
named looking greedily to the cash returns
al the risks they run In their perious per
formancea.
Envy. most unsportsinanlike sentiment
seems to have been behind. THE protest OF the
Aero club OF America. That MIR DrexeL in
the exercise of his right IT, private judgme nj
IN matter where he an expert should
nave disagreed with the Aero Club Of America
in regard to the contest for a flight around the
Statue Of Liberty could only lie a pretense FOR
the animus that has been shown in this pro
test.
Government experts testing the Instruments
In tn. tinted States laboratories at Washing
ton have found variation of Is feet from
bErograph. This leaves Mr. Drexels actual as
cent at 1897 feet. 1873 feet higher than the,
previous record Of the Inflated Ralph .Iohn-
stone. a7la feet
In the face Of this finding what can the Aer
Club of America do but accept the report OF
the official experts? The public viii eerSainlv
do Any hesitation of the national organi-
ton would react against it in the popular es
timatfon. Meanwhile felicit9tions are due to
Mr. Drexel and the Aero club Of Pennsylvania
which has backed him loyalIy.~-Philadelph ia
Press.