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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23

Taylor and returns him to the Ken
lucky authorities"
The indictment charged that the
words were scurrilous, defamatory and
threatening in character and intended
to reflect injuriously on the character
of William S. Taylor, former COVER
nor of Kentucky.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23
Why She Had Not We'd,

Young Bride-You don't know how
happy l am. wonder why you never
married, my dear Miss Old Maid.
Elderly Spinster-My poor child, I've
always said l never could wed until
met a man different from all other
men and full of courage.
Young Bride-Of course you could
not. How stupid of me to know!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23
DELAWARE FIELD TRIALS.
(RY Union Associated Press

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 23.-Sports-
men of surrounding states, as well as
Delaware, have entered their dogs in
today's annual field OF, trials of the
Delaware Setter and Pointer Club, and
the meet promises to be replete with
interest
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23
Three Conditions.

Holiness is an infinite compassion
for others. Greatness is to take the
common things of life and walk truly
among them. Happiness is a great
love and much serving. -rOlive Schrei-
ner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23
The Attraction.

Tourist must confess that l can't
see why so many people want to come
here-no scenery, no amusements. no
good things to eat, absolutely no at
fractions. Innkeeper-Ah. signor. zey
come because we ave re gran label
to stick on re luggage.-Mexican Her
aid
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23
Civilization.

The upward sweep Of civilization is
not unlike the rising of the incoming
tide. 1t advances and recedes, but each
advance carries humanity to higher
altitude than it had reached before
B. o. Flower.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23

The New Hat Tree-And you're a
centenarian? By George! Aside from
few cracks in your face, you hold
your age mighty we'll What's the
secret?
The Grandfather's Clock (serenely)-
I keep regular hours and always find
something for my hands to do.-Puck.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23

Contentment is always perched on
the round Of the ladder Just above you.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23

The wise man is cured of ambition
by ambition. - ~ Rruyere.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-23
Insulting a Humorist.
you write this joker"

did you write this joker"
81 did"
"Ha-ha-ha~
"Well. what are you laughing at?
Amt it good joke|-Toledo Blade.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Interchangeable.

Get befenotgeres beroeO. at ri oil
iaa Den iiOIte Gfsfuriion til Cana
aoloni, alberta, Canada, Tor / Bin.
ter, Sen Ste December ira Council
bluffs. "a. Giai9e befenot9sres, at
oi bar iaaet 1000 9(cres mere Iaet
til Solomon ina ser er enOnn en-
goo Gnleonina til at foa en- f6rIte
alosies 5nrm for liOt Gen9e /
Can't aoIoni tort oeo 9p oe gane.
aom mn og gaa meO Oenne Sang
ale 5, iom t9nfer Of begpn0e poa
en- 3arm. % ie boOr goOt ct alima
og bpor mutt @eir ri bar / alber.
ia, ogiaa poa oenne gio al aaret.
.Rouno "trip" Billet for Dem,
iom tpnfer at fsbe 2onO, foiter for
oenne Sang $500. 5or npremere
OpInsning ifriu til
Wbrtbn & Gbriitianien,
elf Sorn. So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02

ringer oen ITO ooer Dolen: Sol
neoeone ON 9~sroaeoften oe til
@iiostieneite fsrite, anoen og ire
Die Sang ON S%enoogen.
Siotil bar ben life rinaet for
nit STOP, Sfpnt BET Dig berer Ell
Ser bar ingen 0eosfalb oeret M
pao treble 9lor. Selo Dor gnrnle
9eoItemooer, Mrs. Sonien. .leoer
og er raft tro6s line 81. Sum fan
en0nu itriffe 9rGmieItrsmper, mems
bun citerer Salmer iom: u0ig
@uo at foIoe 6aoer er is0t for
Menneife," % : oStaOie Stamp
port 9ip nlaa bore.
Meo Sof for 9Ia0et % meo 9il.
len til BETS 9Riere snifenoe oae en-
oeliignet SuIeieIt ben er 10 |
qnmord = % ct Oito Nptoor meo
megen goo 2Gsning oa mango M
Soloere foruoen De 500, iom bel
M er naaet for IGnge iioen, ifuIOe
ieg tro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Befenotgerelier
4bresieforanoring.

Baitor q. 6. aobergs aoresie.
fer Horburp, Wasi., er MT 50
Broui6ence Ct, 8orceiter, 1iasI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02

Fre6oo ben 2. December 1910.
Blair, 3epr.

6%ormioOog ST. 1870 % aften sci.
7,3O. 5enoo9sifole 9,15.
6reoag aften / iioite llge
bolot 5rinitatis Seminarinms-0eO SEQ
Notwithstanding lit fsrite gie-
De for i 8inter. Stuo. 6. Ssren-
len Roienberg bol0t ct p%eluoorbei-
oct 6oreOrag ooer 2ioin9itones &ei-
ier I Afrifa. Set oor Ell goo Sielp
til at felge 6oreOroget, at ban bno-
De teanet ct Sort ooer ben Del al
afrifo, bpor 9ioingitones 6eiier
ialOt. Mgoet bar %ioreOrigt opbpg.
geiiet Og oellDftet.
Ger er / De iioite fao Gage an.
fommen fife faa me @leuer. Der
er M ca. 1875. oe Der 0entes Here.
@oreus Beet bar .nplie paret
/ Omaha og bragte Silien meo
6iem ira anuo Senien. Get er o3
Ell 6orneielie at funne meoOele, at
anuo Semen tiIiDnelaoenoe er be-
tpOeligt beore, iao oct ipnes M,
JON Der er MuligbeO for, at ban
fan blioe raft igen. ogian uoen 0pe-
ration.
Der. Wogens 8eterien og 6a.
mile Der Spo for 8pen, bOis Be
boeliesbus neobrGnote ben y. Oft,
enifer gennem y0aniferen" at uo-
tale 6eres biertelige Saf til Be
mango @enner, iom bar biulpen
Gem paa forifelIig Maaoe unoer
Spferelien al ct mt @jem. Suit en-
Niaoneo eiter 9ranoen flptteoe De
mo / set npe Stem, meo boilfet
.9nnitel ~ enifer Dem bierteligt
til 9pffe.
Nesirs. Sanien og gbriiten-
len ira Council Bluffs. iom bar
bpgget for Sans 5. 9aniens, fan
/ oenne uge afleuere gDgningen til
@ieren. g%pgningen ger 9pgmeitre-
ne 9Gre og 6poer gierne ct goot
og fomfortablet Siem.
aennarS, 0ebr.
Nisiionsmsoet Der ii0ite 9srOag
og Ssnoag par ganife oellpffet.
Sm 2srOogen pr9oifeoe gait, Gang
oerlsOe. og Stito. Bach a~siiitereOe.
On afienen, peO llngOomsmsoet.
tolte Stuoent Sames 8eterien paa
GngeIif og Stuo. Bach paa Gonif.
On Senoagen prpoifeoe Gait Big
baa0e 5ormi0oae og gitermio6ag,
og aanoioat CABIN og flere Stu-
oenter bapoe ct opbpgseligt Sro at
iige. gn Wanosfoartet beitaaenoe al
Stuoenterne Sgbolm, 6. z. &oien-
berg, ;. Garlien og 5. &asmus-
len, ele6eoe os meo flere Sunge.
6or sprigt oor Der aono og Sip
ooer Msoet, og ri baaber, oct FOR
mango bar 6aft 9etnoning for 5io
og guiebeo.
9ao Ssnoag er Der @nostiene.
ite al. II, SsnOogsifolen begpn-
Der 81. 10. Gonfirmantlgsninq 81.
2 eftermioooe.
Drum. 0ebr.: 8uostieneite
Sormiooag ST. 1920.
Mr. Osborne Der ira gpen,
1om for nogle MaaneOer iiOen mDr-
0eoe Z. 5octor / 6remont, Rebr.,
osmtes / @aor al en- Surp ifDloig
/ Mor6 / 2. Grab. Der bleo for
isgt poo at iri BAN paa SrunO al
Sin0sipag6eo, men n0en girfning
Get ipnes, iom ON vgeor'
ming @lorp 6lour" er oct beoite
0ebroif Mel, Der nogen Sinoe er
fommen til BDen; tb1 ale Dem,
Ser bar prgoet BET, er fommen igen
efter mere. Get foer fun $f.35
per 5pf / 81. Beef & Cos SEED
Store.
Get noe n2umber" 5irmn,
6locf & Rielien ber I gDen er MI
ifulo girfIombeo, og oct ier uO til.
of Sc ifaG fao fulOt OBJ at 6%eitille.
De bar aIereoe foretneet flere
betpoelige 2eperoncer al 9pggemn.
teriale, 6~ooriblanot Ben til BET me
@ermania Sail Der / gpen, Inmt
IN Observation-Disclosures Jdn1mpr til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Hospital Donations for oct.&Nov.

The Danish Ladies Society: 2
table cloths, l doz. table nap
kins, l doz. kitchen hand-towels
l doz. hem-stiched tray cloth.
Many thanks to these Ladies.
Their generous donation, the best
of material, all made by loving
hands, is very much appreciated.
Mr.. Doney Christensen, 1-30 lb.
Turkey.
Mrs. Yves Cook, 4 quarts fruit.
Mrs. Kemp, ST., l at. fruit. Mrs.
Mana Boston, 3 chickens. Mrs.
Chris F. Jensen, l chicken, 2
qts. fruit. Mrs. Nels CORN Jen-
sen 2 cts. fruit. Mrs. w. J. Han
sen, Kennard, 3 chickens. Mrs.
Coopman, l chicken, l ct. peach
es. Mrs. Langstaff, 6 glasses jel-
ly. Mr.. Martin, Canning Factory,
l large load kindling. Mrs. Judd.
Taylor, magazines.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Mishonsmpbe

boloes, Oil @nO, I Dor 5reIiers DE
nigbeO, Stapfe6nrit, Rebr.. 5reoaa
3. 8. til SsnOog B. If. December
Trpitprne q SO Reterien Moor.
bead, Sa., % CIR. geoerien, Cor.
oopn, 0ebr., fommer.
Seroeo inobpoes oenligit til bette
Meoe. Silreiienoe beoes meloe fig
til unoerteene0e.
5. N. Sanen,
StapIeburit, web
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
GfterlDsning.

unoertegneoe enifer at fomme |
5~orbin0eIie meO fine SeifenOe:
Marie Gbriitina GoeIino Sgrgen-
len, Anina S6rgina Ssraenien, an-
oers Sorgen Sbrgenien, Sobonno
RieIiina Ssrgenien.
SiOit bun berte ira Dem ior ca.
10 aar ii0en oar Sc aae / 0nn-
mart.
Iarcn 8asminc SBrsenien,
gloir, Rebr. Il. 2. q.
<~Q0r. bette 9laOs aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
sra 9ancbo, eugene.
Oregon.
6ortiat ira 5ioe i.)

Soo bar ri ogina bait @uIobrpl-
lup. Wr. og Mrs. Raltn baooe piit
pGret gift / 90 2lar ben iamme Do
to, pao boiIfen 2utber iIog oct
ferite Slag moo uFaoelean og Mun-
feorsmme~. DO oerfor bleo oen 81.
Oftober en- oob6elt 5eit0ag ior os
Der, bpor De gnmle Dor iantt en-
Del al oeres 9ern og 9srnebern.
Na6oprgite rne al Dor lutberife Sir
fe, Den oanife airfes og oen fore
neoe norife airfes Br9iter, par ino-
buot. Gnit. Gommerines ira GU
gene par f%orbinoret, men 8oitor
Sesien fra junction Gitp bolot 30
reorag ON Or. Martin.
Men tilbage til @ulobrpllupet:
aI. f0R inmle0es pi / airten meo
De gamIe ON @uos Or0. YrGiten
pr9oifeoe oper De TO gatnle 5oIf,
Simon og anna, % enifeoe Sub
b%ruoeporret en- 9insaften iom oeres
meo Seius / Sam. 8enner al De
gnmle bao0e 6eniat ct Bar belize
Stole / airfen iom @ooe til gruoe.
pnrret. Wellem De to @uostjeneiter
ipiites igen peO ilnttet 9orO / ben
M Spiieiol, iom ben MI blep falot.
Zen par bleoen p~oerligere pDntet
me0 @rsnt oe glomiter iaa ingen
nneoe, at oct bar ct 8ognifur. 0a.
gen ilutteOe meo ct fife anffeiel-
fob pon iomme Steo.
Wnn oil lpgge MPrfe til, at ieg
%obenfor fom til at ifripe gpiit"
ueret GIFT / 50 Aar. Wan ueo 10
NOT, at pit netop betpoer. at oct er
life piit. Get fom ieg til at ifrioe,
iorbi ingen, iom Ter De eomle5olf,
og ii9r ben gamle ManO, ifuloe tro,
at BET funoe ppre mel emo 20 4ars-
grpllitp, altiaa Sslubrpllnp, iom
ogioa en- al S%eittnlerne moo lin
Billie fom til at iige. De gnmle =
ia, og ri ANDRE meO bnooe og.I
ioo ben @le0e at ie en- 0ntter og
Spigerisn iomt en- onOen 9efen0t
ira Soma per / De Gage.
9ige inn goot meooele meo Def
iomme, at ri ogion bar bait ct rig
tigt 9rpllup. DIR. 5boroalo Due
og Miis Sellen Oblien pieoes /
gruoens 6jem Den 5. 9ooem6er.
Tag Seius meo" bar SmfO9oet /
gruoebuiet ben aften, buor Der 6leO
toIt bells al Brpiten oels Of Dor
gomle forb. Giafon os Ssnoags.
if~oleleoer, og buor Der 6leo iunget
oe ipiGlet oe ipiit, meoens Der og-
ioa pan pgte omerifanif blep ifuOt
og rofaloret uoenfor til itor 5orngi.
elie for ben life 2-aarige Can't.
qmerifoner, Ssnnei6n / gruoe6u-
Jet.
Tofiigeliesoagen iamleoes De ile-
tie al Meniebeoen til 5ormiooags.
guostieneite. Brpiten tnlte ON Bil.
qrimsfporenes trnuae Goar, iom
0rep Dem bort ira oeres Stem, o9
ON, bDor itore Ting pi bar at tof.
fe @uo for. Sg o~erefter bar Der
2eiligbeo for nogle 5aa.Minuters.
ITaler, og ben bIen benpttet al Here.
gor ungoom bar sipet os en- Sir.
f%efloffe, iom pi er qfnoe for. Hu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
6n nh oanif.amerifnnif Opfinoclic.

Ere al pore 9onoSmeno | 3aci'
ne, @is., bar opfun0et os putente-
ret en- Babe mofina Bipe", iom
osr set muligt at i%ioionore g|icoti-
men ira 5obaffen 10 ligeleoes for
6inorer 8qoifen ira Munoen / at
fomme / gerering meo 8obaffen.
9enne OpfinoeIie oil biIies meo
8lp0e af 8obofsrpgere.
&c 5irmaets 4nnonee anoetiteos
/ 9la0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Snn1furioets
5foIe.

frefbenteret Somfunoets SfoIe.
Sons eeentIige Stem bar BOG peret
oeo @oion gitp i Gutter @ountp,
3ebr., boor ban en0nu bnr @ien-
Dom.
5oruoen CONNER 90 al ShgS
8pegematerioI banoler 5irmaet
meo Sui, 9r9l1oe, gogne % 9lols-
reoIfaber. Spmprfiombeoen benle-
oes poo 6irmoets Annonce anoet-
Ite0s / 9laoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
M~isEunsmeoe

ON @uo pil, bliuer Der afboloi
Doremisiionsmsoe / Gbene5er DE.
nigbeo, auoubon, Ga, Den 1918.
December 5. u. aae er biertelig
oelfomne.
8aa Wenigbeoens 8egne,
%. g. g nj n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Sen ny Salmebog

vi Sen M Salmeboa (Sa.ne6os
Tor Strife % Stem baoeS MI fel-
genoe paa Eager:
% r. a form
q e. S6irtinq meo 9IinotrDf$ 80
% .. s6irting meo @lIofors go
D Y. 2aoerbino % 5oOernI 80
BOB. 9leot 9p0er6in0 og
@ul0init 10
30 9. 9oIitret gino meb
8ers form.
90 g. 9aoerbino og 8ooeraI 500
IS 9. Gba9rin meo @uloinit 80
% SnOiapapir, bsjeIi9t
G6aarin, @uIOinit 200
80 5. SnOiapapir 6itt
bsieligt 9eoerbino go
30 Snoiapapir. Sort
politret 9ino 2.75
81 g ). Snoiapnpir. Root poi
Itret gino 800
9isie SoImebeger er meget tpn-
oere og n~ettere END De gomle. Sn'
oio- lloganerne I Seroelesbeo err
uolminoeIige imagfiiloe o9 esner
iig iGrlig iom Boue6Og.
qi Nosfiloe aonoents Snlmebog
baoes fun enfelte al De billigere
llogooer tilbage
Tan. 9ntb. Enbl. .6ouic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
sn Snlss.

Din 6orm / Spo alabama be.
ItnoenOe al 40 glcres. 10 UNDER
0prfnina, 90 / Stou. 5Iere 9po-
ninaer pno glooien. 157 5ruot oo
9eooetrper. 4 9iil ira Citation. ~
Mil ira Dompifibslooning. Qiilot
aIimn. Sngen Maleria. Nile snifeoe
Oplpsninger peo Senuenoelie til
Senrp 5. 6. 5prebn
t59 60. @illington ct,
9os an9ele9, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
Sur Sals.

100 acres 2ono TO MiI ira Or.
leans / aitteion 60, Ninn. for $39
per @cre, So per acre arntant. Oct
sorige paa s aars Officiating ON
snifes. 2ilifrio
g. q. 5 n, SeIn1o, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
a6snhaDR.

Risiions-Soteaet 2eu9nngsitr9ot
Gr. 81 anbefnIes biemreiienoe ame'
rifanere propre Srrelier fra 1 RI
pr. Seng. ilom9rtei astteH I'll BIZ.
Iige 4riier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
NisTonsmooc

af6oloes ON Sub oil / &uthinion
og ct. Nortens Wenigbeoer. Winn.
ira ST. Dec. aae er biertelig
oelfomne.
gaa Nenigbeoernes gegne,
I6eo. q. sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
9LaSs ipaes.

en ing oonif aarl / "a aors
aIoeren isger 9Ioos poo en- uDairD-
farm" eler lignenoe.
Aoresie:
Seren San Ell,
Boz rs, n I, aennoro Neb.r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-02
NisFomsmpbc

On SUB oil bliper Der Diisiions-
msoe pno Fremont Batter" ira 8.
til II. December.
6. g.. u noeren, Brett.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
WEATHER BUREAU
CHIEF FACES THE
CHARGES OF CLERK

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Willis L.
Moore, chief of the United States
weather bureau, is again under fire.
The charges are made by James Ber-
ny, n division chief of the bureau for
seventeen years One of the counts
that Mr.. Berry makes against Mr..
Moore is that he has pursued and Is
now pursuing policy of withholding
forecasts of the weather bureau for
the deliberate purpose OF creating
complaints, then blaming Congress
for not granting additional appropria-
tons. Mr.. Berry says that the chief
has reduced the number o. places re-
ceiving the forecasts and special
warnings of the bureau by 100, max
ing the total the smallest since the
year 1866, Notwithstanding there has
been no diminution I'm the amount of
money appropriated for this import
ant work. Mr. Berry threatens to
bring all of the facts In his possession
to the attention Of Congress and to de-
mand an investigation. He asserts
that no committee of Congress can
afford to overlook the information
which he will lay before 1t concerning
the management of the bureau. He
asserts that Mr.. Moore holds tyran-
meal sway over the bureau and ma
nipulates the government business 10
suit his own whims rather than the
needs of the public.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
DRIVER WANTS WORD
SENT TO HIS FATHER

The examination Of Driver at the
hospital showed that one of the five
bullets from McQuaid's revolver had
struck Driyeh In the back to the
left of the medal line and near the
kidneys. 1t is dangerous wound.
Driver asked that a wireless be
sent Immediately to his father, on
Hawaii. who holds the position OF
superintendent of the West Hawaii
Railroad, asking him to come to Ho'
nolulu Immediately.
Driver has been rooming at the
Majestic Hotel, and the man named
OConnor, who was with him In the
Baltimore before the shooting, will
be examined this afternoon in the
belief that he may know something
of the causes that led to the shoot
| ing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
McQUAlD HAS TOLD
OF DRIVER AFFAIR

According to the police theory. Nc
Ouaid shot Driver on account OF ieal
ousy, and the unwritten law VIII be
invoked on his behalf, II he lives.
Some months ago McQnaid went TO
Chief McDufiie and told him that
Driver was breaking MP his nome
and that something would happen
some day. II am law-abidihg
man." said McQuaid, "but that man
Driver is always with my wife when
I am away on business. ! have some
self -constraint, but | might be driven
too far. Mr.. McDuflie, please watch
the pair of them and in that way
nothing may happen.
McDunie satisfied himself that Me-
Quad was right In his remarks, but
as the months rolled on and nothing
else was said of the matter, 1t was
thought that matters had turned out
all right. This mornings tragedy
however. revived the old story, and
as Driver and Mrs. McQuaid have
been seen on the cars together a
lot. the police theory is accepted as
the CORE t one,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
JUSTICE WHITE MAY
HEAD SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The name
of Supreme Court Justice White Is
suggested as possible nominee for
chief justice, to succeed the late Chief
Justice Fuller. 1t is known thar the
President is considering Justice White
for the place, along with the names OF
others, including Justice Hughes and
Senator Root. SO far the Pr ,sident
has not made up his mind, II Is
known, however, that he is taking
personal pride in his judicial selec-
tons and that he is ANXIOUS to select
men for the Supreme Court to keep
the court free of criticism and
strengthen at all points public con
fidence in the tribunal,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Autos, 81 per hour. Lewis Stables.
Z Bethel 81. Hack Stand, Phone li52.
II goes without saying that every.
thing is Best at The Encore.
A new stunt every day at the An
chor Saloon Nuuanu and King.
II you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take It TO Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co. t27 Queen St.
For distilled water. Hires Moot
Beer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone 2171, Consolidated
Soda Works.
Judge whitney In the case Of Henry
Nahaolelua ct al versus II. A. IIecn
for quiet title has given judgment
In favor Of the defendant
Two new applicants have appeared
for the position in Attorney Generals
office made vacant by the appointment
of Depu'y Lymcr to the bench. these
being Claudius Mcbride and Harold
| Spencer.
Members of the aKahumanu Society
will attend IN body tomorrow a
| Ainahau.5 where the remains of tn.
Hon. a. s. Cleghorn will lie in state
at / p. m. at Ainahau Waikiki. vii
meet at the Moana Hotel station
Members are asked TO wear badges
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
Two SHOT IN
GUN Fight ON
" BUSY STREET
Continued from Page ~

Driver. whiIe OH the op, ra,Ing Ia
BILE, made n brief statement of the
circumstances surrounding the shout
ing to Assistant City and County
Attorney Milverton. He de Jared
that McQuaid had shot at him first
while he was running for the Nuu-
anu car, at the corner of Hotel and
Fort streets. -M
Driver declared that he was sit
ting in the Baltimore restaurant
with u man named O'Connor, and
after finishing his meal left the res.
taurant hurriedly aud hastened TO-
ward the Nuuanu avenue car, which
was standing at the corner. Driver
says that he had just stepped from
the sidewalk when he heard a re-
port and saw McQuaid standing on
the curbing with revolver leyeled
at him. Driver stated that he Jump
ed onto the car and that McQuaid
| continued to fire at him, emptyng
| the revolver of five shots and the1
running into the Baltimore restau
rant.
Driver says that he then Jumped
OFF the car after 1t had passed the
restaurant and went toward the res
taurant, where he says he believed
McQuaid was preparing to shoot al
him again. He saw MeQuaid in the
corner OF the restaurant and fired
two shots Mt him, one of which
struck McQuald in the right breast
and which 1t is believed may result
| fatally.
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BOTH MEN ARE WELL
KNOWN IN TERRITORY

McQuaid is known from one end OF
the country TO the other! 4 He has
been In the sugar business for years
and was popular everywhere. Some
months ago he was operated on in
n local hospital, and this. in con-
junction with the mental unrest that
he has undergone in connection with
the trouble with Driver, is supposed
to have drive him frantic.
MtQuaid was formerly the mana
ger Of the KOna Development Co.,
Hawaii, and is well known all over
the Territory. Latterly he was en-
gagged In work on the census argl-
cultural returns and had come back
to Honolulu n short time ago. rs
soon as word of the shooting was
spread around town, u rush of Nc
Quaid's friends to the hospital took
place, but no one could see him.
Driver, whose home is at Kona'
Hawaii,s was for some time sport
ing writer on the Advertiser. Aft
EDWARDS he was connected with the
Pearl Harbor dredging work, having
obtained a position as sub-inspector'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per U. s. A. T. Logan. from Manila
via Nagasakl--For Honolulu. Z Three
Shepley children. For San Frahcisco
Dr. Florentlne Ampil, John E. Bauer,
Roster G. Bayly, Capt. r. C. Berkeley,
II, A. Bordner. .1st 1t. NJ. B. Bpwdish.
Miss Ruth Brooks, Captain Israel F.
Costello, End 1t. Henry J. Castles.
Mrs. James w. Clinton, j. B. Cooley,
Fargo NJ. Grove. p. J. Fitzsihmons,
John Fudner Miss @. B. Gilsttap N.
f. Gorton, Miss Louisa II. Girberlet
Jack Hamilton. fst.' LIZ L. Al Horn
ing. John w. Hensley, Mary Al Kline.
felter, John +. Losket, Mrs III J. Nc
Kenney, Mrs. William T. Noting, w.
II. Normand, Mrs. J. X. Parsons, 1st
| 1t. Hiram A. Philips. Mrs. Chas. L..
Pltney, Major John b. Porter. list 1t.
+. f. Sidman. Lt.Comdr NTH. Sign.
or, Thomas b. Smith, sArther5la Smith.
Philip @. sterne. Henry Rs Weston,
William P. Brown. IS. d. EN-. Mrs.
A. l.. Florence. Oscar, Guh. Mrs.
Henry p. Johnson. Mrs, HeMy Kunz,
man. Mrs. Samuel ]. McIntlhh, vii.
liam McWorth, Mrs. Georgeh Noble,
George F. Norton. Mrs. Marie Peck.
Frank Pierpont, T., III. STORY 1Edward
Sowles. Frederick o. stoli. s, Hen.
ny o, Tracy. w. e. Van SielA& Harry
p. Johnson. Henry Kunzman frs. II.
T. Bull. Miss Jane A. Lelae, Miss
Adele J. Hayne. Miss MaudesB. Kee,
list. 1t. John .. Kipsman:Fyti
Per stmr. Mhnna "1oa. from Kona
and Kau ports. Nov. 4.-Mrs. Ornel
las. C. Bolte, o. A. Berndt, T. F. Sedg
wick, ". c. Davies. Mrs. Hamano NJ
Apa, s. B, Kaabaaina, E. p. Chaplin
Miss L. Thompson. J. Ramos, NJ. Acta
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
CASE GOES
TO THE JURY

At o'clock the jury in the case
Of the United Statse vs. Max Schlem-
mer. charged with bringing aliens
into the country contrary to law,
returns TO the courtroom, and the
case will be given them to decide by
4 o'clo X.
Schlemmer. taking the stand this
mornign. stated that he knew moth
ing about poaching or bringing Jap
anese to the Islands to work the
guano deposits.
I. He made an agreement with
japanese whereby the latter paid
him $50 monthly to work the
guano beds, and as to how the labor
ers were brought to Lysiansky he
did not know.