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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-10
TWO OFFENDERS
SENT TO JAIL
Sailors of Babcock Charged With
Mutiny Will Plead
Not Guilty.

Two sentences We're imposed by
Judge Robertson yesterday morning,
both Of them reasonably stiff. Lau All
Kau, who pleaded guilty to smuggling
opium, was given four months in jail,
in addition to having to pay costs in
the sum of $71 Tsuguo Hawai-, who
was recently convicted of violation OF
the Edmunds Act, was given SIX months
and ordered to pay the costs Of his trial,
amounting to SI3l.25.
The sailors Of the Babcocl, who have
been indicted for mutiny, have been
arraigned and the matter has gone over
until April I6 They have not yet en-
tered their pleas, but their attorney,
Leon Straus, says the pleas will be
''not guilty. The case is especially
interesting on account Of the fact that
! it is the first mutinv case that has ever
| been tried in Hawaii.
| Leon Sfraus has been engaged to de
| fend the two sailors Of the revenue
| cutter Thetis who were recently arrest
| ed for desertion 1t is probable that
| he will file tomorrow petition for {
| writ of babeas corpus to obtain thei
! release.
| Charles Hugo Tvchs Borup Tisell, ;
native of Sweden, has taken out hi
first citizenship papers. He is quarter
master Of the lighthouse tender kukui
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-10
COOKE ESTATE PAYS
INHERITANCE TAX
o7O,266.17 Turned Into the Ter
ritorial Treasury
Yesterday.

The estate of G. NJ. Cooke paid into
the territorial treasury yesterday morn
ing the sum Of SO, 26G.17 as the inherit
ance tax on the fortune left by the
deceased millionaire.
This Is the biggest individual inherit
ance tax ever paid in Hawaii and
brings the total collections on inheri-
lance taxes mp to the top notch A
total of 4I2S, 1864 in Inheritance taxes
has been paid into the treasury during
the present fiscal year.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned against
trespass Of any nature whatsoever on
the cane fields, fish ponds, streams, kula
or other property in the possession of
or under the control of the undersigned
at Palama or neighborhood, in Honolu-
In. for all trespassers viii he dealt with
as by law allowed. 7. AHIN.
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1910 1891
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QUARTERLY MEETING.

Shareholders of c. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Notice is hereby given that the quar-
terly meeting of the shareholders of
G. Brewer & Co., Ltd, will be held at
the Office of the company in Honolulu,
T. H., on Thursday, April II, 1910, at
10 clock a. N.
RICHARD IVERS,
Secretary.
Dated, Honolulu, April :, 1910.
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CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS.
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Notice is hereby given that on ac-
count of the annual meeting of the
company to be held in San Francisco on
Wednesday, April 18th. 1910, the Homo
lulu transfer books will be closed Tor
transfers from April 1st, 1910 to April
18th, 1910. both dates inclusive.
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN. LTD,
Honolulu Transfer Agents
Honolulu, March goth. 1910 1924
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STOCK BOOKS CLOSED.
HOnokaa Sugar c.

The stock books of the Honokaa
Sugar Co. will he closed to transfers
from April sth to the 18th, both dates
inclusive. W. LAM,
Treasurer.
Honolulu. April :, 1910. 1852
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DRAMATIC.

MARIE KENNY; private lessons; act
ing, elocution-vaudeville songs
stage and ballroom dancing-grace
culture. l75 Beretania Phone SO.
$685.
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Automobiles, 81 per hour. We take
you home in the hack limit for 50
cents. Around the Island. $3.50 per
passenger. Auto Livery. Phone c.
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*23.125 on 800 paid. f54 per cent.
paid tRedeemable at 1913 at maturity.
SPaid up. tt421a, seller 10,
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MEMS CLOTHING

MEN s CLOTHING on credit: s1.OO \
week. Suit given at once. F. Levy
Quitting Co, Sachs Building. 1881
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AUDITING.

INSTALLING accounting systems, ad-
justing books, etc. VIM. Montrose
Graham. 80 Stangenwald Building,
Telephone 1857 SOIL
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s. 20 900 sl0o

zap, al. Pa
Paid Up Val Bid ASK
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AUTOMOBILES.

RING Phone and ask for Fred
Noves' new seven passenger Ki.sel
Kar No 482. $3.50
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

room; cool; electric light; pri-
waite entrance, AL Beretania St. OPP
pOSite German church. S631
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MUSIC.

v. KARL VINCENT (Hamburg Con
servatorium and Royal Academy OF
Music, England). Lessons in Piano
Singing, Organ, etc. Studio, Room
II, kapiolani Bldg. Residence 1854
Nuuanu Ave. Phone 1928. S605
dUGO HERZER. Teacher Of Singing
Studio, Love binding, Fort street
opposite convent. Residence tele
phone 1901.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
STRIKE NOT LEGM EXCuSE,
Boston Judge says u Does Net Justify
CaneeIIlng contract.

BosroS. May lS--,Iudge Rugg u the
supreme Court to-day decided that the
strike II union men on the big wool war;
hotise being built on summer street eH-
tension wac illegal and IN. attempt Of the
trustees and owner~ II the property IN
end the contract with the l.. y Soule a
Sons Company Tor ~ mason work WIS
not justified.
An injunction y ordered against the
trustees. the owner uf the building.
Clinton J. Warren. the architect. and
nlicerz and members of several labor
unions 20 restrain the owners from hreak-
jna their contrast and the other deiendants
from interfering with the contract.
The building IL n cost 81 .5iN.Oon. the
National FireprnodnE Company having
A contract Cor the structural steel and the
Snuls Company the maspn work
A strike was ordered on the building
and the employees ~ the hrepTu0fng
company and ~ anothfT concern went
out The Soule Company runs an open
sh0p and IL was because n this that the
union men struck
About this time the owners " the build
ing gave tho SOule Company notice that
10 contract was ended they relying upon
a certificate ~ the architect that the work
was not being prosecuted diligently.
Judge RugR finds that this certificate
II the architect would never hnv" been
given except for the strike which itself
vas not legally just hahle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
AFRO mrs ENILE LOURET.
tN-i'res,ient - FraRre Mas q Narrsw
Haeapr. hat u Practically Uuhurt

Npsrtti coke DssBatea % rnn SuN
PARIS, May t3-Great CONSERVATION
WIS caused in Paris this morning by an
Alarming rmor that ex.President Emile
Ln'ibst had been killed az at least serf
o'islv injured IN an AUTOMOBILES accident.
u appearv that he actually had a narrow
escape from death. bat he was not ssri-
ously injured.
sle WIS crossing tho Point NeuI whea an
automobile suddenly dashed across at
great spead and knocked him down. A
Pisserhy r'lshed 10 his assistance. think
ing az first that he was dead. To ais sur
pr's". however. NJ I.ouiIet got up without
aav assistance.
M examination showed that ". l.oubet
hid r"c"ivci 70 simple confusion OF the
right hand. Citizens called a passing
cab md took him to his home. A phyai-
ciln whn Wis ClllpA issued a rrassuring
bill"iin, u WIS 70 the effect that the
former President was not hurt and that
he would be ahlo O. resume he ordinary
occupatioA at once Meanwhile all sorts
Of rumors had hem circulated in the city
and created great alarm
In an interview this afternoon ex-Presi-
dent Louhet said he fsli none the worse
for this mornings accident Ne was.
however, very much concerned over the
effects Of the had weather on his estate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
LET or JON or PROBING.
HSboken NuthsgIties Deride ~ Put "
into FsreiEn HRnds.

The Board " Tax Commissioners II
Hohoken has decided 10 accept the oner
u the RotAart l.. Steven Fund for the
employment of the Bureau ~ Municipal
Research 1t New York city 70 make an
examination of the accounts II the vsri-
o,is municipal hoaTis and departments
in Hohoken This action was taken be-
cause the commissioners did not Ike
the idea propnsasi by Mayor George
Gonzr les and the HDboken Common
Council uf an investigation "a be- con-
ducted by a committee ~ Councilman
whose 0ficials arts we're ~ ha pruhst
Or william ~ Allen and Dr. Frs~ier-
ick Cleveland 0f the New York Bureau
ACCOMPANIED ny a delegation u Tar
Commissioners visited the Office q city
Clerk James L.undriEan yesterday and
demanded access Ia bis books. Jundri-
gan firmly but politely refused o. lei
them see the books without an orJler
from the Common Council
The Tax Board originally decided IN
appropriate $3.50 With which 10 defUy
the expenses u an investigation pro-
posed Nv Mayor Gonzales when he took
ONCE but later rescinded the rssolu-
ton because the members u tie hazard
were ignored Ia the makeup 81 the com
mittee which vas named 10 make plans
Tor the probing
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nRICk or RrRNING VINE.
~ Hope AbandOaed faT I7s NsR IN
CumbeFlaRd CslllrT,.
SpfciaI casIs Ds'pa'cA " TN srN

Spsctui Ca5is DsIpaicA ~ TRK sUN
LONDON. May lS-hops has been ahan-
doned for the rescue Of the miners who are
entombed in the Wellington colliery at
White Haven. IN Cumberland ~ the
iS7 who werp cRiOmbed at the time Of the
explosion. four were rescued alive and five
bodies were recovered The pit. which IL
on fire. IL being hricked up This Is the
only way in which the fire can he eN-
tinguished
Phe manager of the mine who returned
to the surface after being down p hour.
said the men at work had oaly Eaihed $40
yards on the fire. which Is S.Ooo f-.t from
The bottom Of the shaft
There was much excitement in White
haven until late tonight owing % the
dissatisfaction az the closing % the pc
Women clamored violently fnr another
attempt a. rescue.
Volunteers for the work were plenty
4 large crowd tried % ruth the yard ia
which the shaft n located. but the police
prevented them. The minfrs' own lead.
ers tried 20 convince the distracted people
that q descend the shaft Inevitably in
VOWED death In those who attempted u.
but they had little success.
In view of the general dissatisfaction
a request was tslegraphed to the Gov.
eminent 20 sanction a renewed effort,
and this was granted. One Of the walls
that was bFicked up will he opened again
and an effort will h. made % reach those
entnmhed hy boring
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Man On TRIAL Tor Murder Of Gne wife
Canfrontsd MIN Another


That Maurice NJ LustiG. charged uith
the murder 81 his wife Rhoda. committed
biEamy when he married her vas brought
out az the continuation 81 the trial N
Special Sessions last night Lustig tired
90 explain that the first time be married
he was -dOped-
Lustg mentioned that he vas married
when quite young in his direct testi-
mony before Judge Foster In General
Sessions. hut was considerably sur
prised when the woman was called into
court by Assistant District Attorney
Mott on the cross examination.
Lustigs statement on the direct eX-
animation was a detailed denial u musi
Of the accusations against him
He denied that he had FSked the clerks
in IivinKstOn's drug store 10 sell him
s,rychnine and was positive that he he'd
never taken a strychnine bottle from the
store. The only time that he was In the
store for month before his wife died. h.
aid was when he went 10 ask where he
could get doctor and when he returned
10 get a prescription filed. Then he got
SOME tablets and when he gave them ~
hta wife she had a CONFUSION. he said
The court room was crowded with
women at last nights session and there
was a considerable stir when Lustig's
first wife was called in No questions
were asked her. and when Lustig had ad
mitfed that she was the woman he had
married under the name Of McDavenport
she retired from ths rom. Both sides
rested at 1870 p. " The case will 60 TO
the Jury to-day
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the weather

May ig-rbe Storm central on the Virginia
coast on THURSDAY had entirely disappeared
yesterta, Eiving pisce 10 ne northWestefn hiGh
pressure area which then covered al sections east
Of me ROrsy Notntaihs itscentrs moving slightly
eastward 10 NinnesOla.
The sea1her was generally fair everywhere
eastu ard from inc Missouri Valley and me loEef
MIsslssippi Vale
4 depression central over Arizona Has attended
b. Goodness IN neiEhbOrinR states and pre-
cesded by rain IN kansas ana TenAA
There Was nisIc snoe a. Toe apeA Of the Aehi
gan peninsula
Frosts OCcurred from ne upper Mississippi
Valley eastward over New England asd ~
scattered places In New Yofs and PennsyN ania.
tlrht frOsts also occurred In the uhio Nailt3
and n Missouri me cooifr weather prfreiitf
ne hirh pressure covered me Atisntir snd Gun
STATES yesierday while In Ire Northwest u Nss
warmer.
ln this rity ire day was fair and slightly cooler
v I'D ftesh nSFthwsst 20 southwest. average
nun idiii a. per cent. barometer corerted %
Rad 20 "a level. AtAA ~ pps. y. n. -paa
he temperaturs yesterday. - rccerded By ne
5ricial thermometer. 10 Shown 10 ire anneAed
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the Trent on the Bermuda ser,Ics.

The ROYAL Mail Lime steamship Trent.
lust from the yards Il Harland A Wolh
at Belfast. where she has been undergo
ing extensive alterations. will take the
place " the Orotava in the New York
Bermuda service ~ the company on June
Il. Tie Orotava will make her last trip
Ia bermuda on June T. The experiment.
Of the line IN the Bermuda trade has been
successfIl and therefore will he con-
tinued all through the summer The
Trent 10 swift. has an orchestra. a ntted
With wireless and has electric fans in
ali statsro0ma. The fares for the trip
40 ind from Bermuda for the summer
are SD and up.
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WIS. GRISEOLD WEDS
WtdsW NJ Wan Bha Got Quickest nv ore;
takes Husband ARrd On.

new HAvEN. May "a -GeorEe Durgin
and Mrs. Cleveland GrisWold we're mar
ned "Wednesday in Guilford. Conn. BY the
Rev. Otis Range a. the Methodist par
sonage.
Mr.. DurRin h IN his ninetisth year and
h we'll known In Guiford, where h has
Al WAYS made his home BE b a veteran
Of the civil war. having served IN the
First { Connecticut Light Battery.
Mrs GriswOld h also well known IN
gu,Nord having lived there FOR many
years. although native u tins south.
She was married many yeara ago 70
Cleveland Griswold. a native u 0uIlfOrd.
and returned with him % HE homle here.
About q year ago h. sued Tor divorce
and holds tho record q having tho
quickest SEPARATION ever granted IN Tia
United states. tho trial consuming Ices
than five minutee.
MTs. 0Hsw0d has Tor many months
rssidsd with ~. Durgin ia the capacity
~ hoinssteeper Shs d thg bridegroom q
junior ~ many pears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
SrNTENCED Is BLICKMiILER.
Cleveland Man CSn'irtsd NJ TrynE 10
ENIoFI by Mnm.

CLEVELAND. May 49, On conviciion u
using the mails in an attempt 10 compel
Mrs. y q Caswell. widow NJ former
real estate man. "a pay 5000 under
threat II kidnapping her two children
Harry Morris VAS sentenced tonight To
two wears In the Leavenworth, Kansas.
Federal prison.
A verdict IT guilty was found on each
Of three counts. each based on a separate
letter demanding money.
The urv took the Gaze this afternoon
after listering Ia arguments Of four laV
yers ard TO a lengthy charge. IN uhich
Judge Denison rulsd that testimony of
hardwTiting experts that Morris wrote
the lettera should he used only A. q guide
10 the Jurors.
The defence had not attacked the ex-
perts. onnfninE itself % an effort 70 show
an alhi. contending that Morris. Who
was arrested beside he Mark Hanna
statue in Euclid Circle a minute after
MTs. Caswell had left a dummy package Of
money there was awaiting his hancee,
Nian Mildred Hart. Miss Hart did not
testify. nor did Morris
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
LONDON 4 MGR CAFP.
oo.OOO Troops % DlN 0aae IN Paris tor
Ra,aI Puneral-t onnaught Arrives

Speriai code Ds-pa'rh 10 rHs SEES.
LONDON. Nav u Among tho many
other dstails 81 King l.dward'y funeral
on May ~ Il y announced that the public
parks ON tho night It May 10 will be con
vertsd into huge military camps A.
least ons, haR Of IN" 9O.nOo trOop- which
will be- required 10 line IA" route Of tho
funeral procession will have 90 sleep under
canvas. The reason ot this Is that Il has
been found impossible In bring up and
house all of the troops required for the
occasion.
The dead Kings only surviving brother.
the Duke Of Connaught. accompanied 10y
m. Duchess. arrived in London this
evening from their African trip. They
were met % tho station bv tho King and
Queen Mary. and the royal party imme-
dialely Drove 20 Buckingham Palace.
where the body 1t Edward lies. The
conn was opened To give tho Kings
brother a last view Of the Kings features.
The oaskst rests in the oentre - the
throne room. which has been arranged
as a chapel The chairs II state have
been removed and an altar has been
erected on a dais beneath a canopy. with
a prohisiOn of white flowers banked
around H. Only members of the royal
household. the Diplomatic Corps and
intimate friends Of the late sovereign will
he admitted 10 this private lying in state.
A good deal Of interest centres on Col.
Roosevelt a. the special ambassador IN
the funeral from the United States Col
Roosevelt on his arrival will W 20 Dor
chester House. Ambassador Reds resi-
dence. whefe he will reHain until after
the funeral Of King Edward. Col Roose-
welt will ride with the kings and other
notable mOurners behind King George.
The procession 10 Westminster Hall on
Tuesday for the lying in state will he
on almost a. great a scale a. the funeral
procession The COrteEr will include
King George and all the foreign soyer-
eigns on horseback and the Queen Mother
and the royal ladies in carriages. The
body will be received Nv the members II
the House of Lords and the HOus" ~
Commons. while the choira 81 Westminster
Abbey and the Chapel Royal and the
hand % the Coldstream Guards will take
part in the musical service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
uRTISS NOR 10 Ply HERE
Nsnr Defend Ihe international TrOuhl
Position ~ the NFights.

10 IN n Curtiss. winner Of the inter-
rauola rophy al Rrims last year and a
G-farta IN a suit brought by tho Wright
o1rra0v tor irsrirSrmcnt Of patents.
.sF d. tho Hoicl Astor Yesterday after
rpur lat hc would not Cofcnd the cup
a. .-- meet TO bc held o. Long Island
% October m accordance with tho agree
ra-' rr'weo- tho Wright company and
r.a A.rp CRIB G.! America. ~ % would
rfl.igaI- b. an acknow cis"mcni that
b. michi-n - ~ Infringement on the
Wright rarca'
Mr. CIrtiss sa.d that n did not helieve
that any inventor whose machine had
not u..sl otIllWCl would enter tor the
Fan" reason n said however that he
ihourht that the condit.uns would be
mo4,fnI bar3ra thu titneof Fhs meeting
Iu N" ori~'on Of Mr. Curtis- many in
vertor- with succcssful machines are
afra.d'ofr hem on; for tear Ut mourning
egal difRCulues
~ th, Hotel Manhattan Orvil'o Wright
,nil.i wb'l tod fhH' y Wa charged
that 10 ard his brother N16 i'm undated
rival Tiers. Mr. Wright -a.d
AS long a, a WaDhir' .- mot am ru-
tringampnt on our Tdf' ~ 10 vii not b''
dtEfNrh,si W. Only WdNl To- project
our rights ami every Investor b. At thrrty
10 ueC any pad OF th" machlr" "" I'D
not invent
The loss OF our patents would mean
a loss Of averyfhing % Va. u any orc
ratlly wants 70 ~ W. Will he glad 10 sell
a machine {, h not true that ~ are
responsible for the lack II activity IN
aviation IA this country There are
several reasons Why more flying ~ done
IN Europo One Of the chief reasons
10 Europe has better hyIng grounds.
Within q month theF will be- considerable
Tying in this country. The several avia-
tors which / have just trained az Mont
romery. Ala. will h. operating machines
Next month a meet viii be- held In Indian
apohs. and We anticipate a large number
Ol tournaments during the summer
Mr Wright said aviation grounds will
he established near Dayton and more
men will hc Instructed a. 10 the Use ~
machines which are being turned out
RAPIDLY Both Wilbur and Orville Wright.
who have hesn here attending court
sessions In a rehsarinE IN their suit against
The Curtss- Herring Company, left Tor
DAYTON last night
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neutrality-suspicious..
some Survivor u ne KlnE George Mere
On . standard On BARI

The belated yarn Of the wreck in the
Strait n sunda on November Is Of the
British bark King George. hound from
Hongkong 20 this port, has arrived here
aboard the Standard oil bark Lyndhurst.
Five Of the men u the King George. who
are now Of the Lyndhurst's crew. shipped
At Singapore. whence they were iaksn
from AMER. Java.
Alfred Owens. apprentices. told how the
King George had smashed on a shoal IN
che Strait Of Sunda and how the skipper
Capt John Jeffrey. and a Kanaka servant
had died from drinking hay rum after
their. bark. with her hull spit forward.
had eulped IN a hullfll 81 water. Before
the skipper and thu kanaka diod a MOS
aaaa in q bottle had been cast into the
sea telling 81 the plight oi the ship. Il
drifted 20 AMER. Java. and Vas picked
up A revenue cutter came and rescued
the living. The bndies ~ The skipper and
the Knnata we're kept BY the Grew ~ that
there might be no suspicion 81 murder.
After the arrival % The cutter and when
the arns bad gone down tho bodies we're
rewed IN alclfs and towgd into deep water.
They we're not suflciently weighted and
aftsF sinking q lev fathom8 ruee again.
before the boata cTgw could secure them
8haft1 came % and bore thsm boiow.
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EXPENSIVE TO ne SLENDER.
Mr. Dausherty Bsas IN Pay C0rsetiere
$50 for TIVE Inch waist line Loss.

PHILADELPHIA. May n n woman =
waist line changes and she fails to notify
her corset maker. hut orders stays accord
.ng 70 former plans and specifications
and men has TO have them altered. Is the
maker justified in charging her extra for
tho alterations. and II 40 how much and
.ader the circumstances IL SIS a TRir
4nreas0nable3
Tle-- problems were passed up 10
Magistrate MacLeary to-day and after
~..h thought he decided that the maker
vs- Justified and gave a verdict In her
favor.
Mrs VI " Ramsey. who manufactures
Cd sets and ether feminine gear was the
-a.rrtH and Mrs D. Webster DouRherty,
. .Hery leader. was the defendant
arpearr that some time ago Mrs.
cherry ordered two pairs Of corsets
. Mrs Ramsey and they were all night
|,-r were made m measure OF very fine
..raraI- and cost $50 a pair The waist
cured forty inches.
N Mrs Dougherty went abroad. and
ID. fetIrns-d her waist was only
-rfrnf inrhea She ordered two
Z msny ~ thu result ~ the resurvsy
urw ones we're forty inches too.
Has some time gfterwanf. according
u-.i that Mr. Dougherty demanded
fsritions be made Mrs. Ramsey
Wiling bat sid that II would b din
fa- them ~ a. Mrs. DouRherty
.a nd the alterations were made
-et- lid not m. Mrs DouRheriy
nd Mrs. Ramsey agreed. but said
her fault
'.- fan-ey -~nt a biil for SO. which
na. turned over ~ her husband
Hyer Then followed = lengthy
n-. rf-nce m which Mr. Dougherty
.r. 'edlv ~ pay So. the original
.rra. Il tho corsets we're altered
uslly Mrs Ramsey engaged
ri -iif wus brought
... W. RiEtr1 cuurt we're Mrs
VI D0ugherty and Mrs Dough
H Miss EliMheth MaCkey ~
.s. sets the Magistrate wipsd
md looked ~ II b. wished h.
ursUars elise H. finally allowed
.-ay = full claim and tackled on a
.HHtsaF