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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

uf that mc.a.c.U. tu.n pi men vino
toNuINt I.uH t.. U.I-l fIH1 is.
socket 10 the ,oauiy lml lfvns wheel
iu cont uuu.. 100 a.t Ot chiln
ON bicyc.c 90 GUS Fost'' turn in
court. lt Aal .uH Hr.H .tIttnc .t
WHOM MtDuMe idephoucl down 90
Dopuiy ohcIin bosc ltlu she euuutfy
''I.s, .rl.t o.tr 90 0ew the corpse.
lie knows it.N
Rusc tuua iost nght over, but tbo
man hung back at the door "Nothin p
doin ~ he announced. 81 don't 90
in there. MT witu uead men. Doctors
and the co' ouci showed him IN, and he
looked at hc body OF Sim William.
ayes, that's him; that s William
Reynolds, he announced, struggling
toward the door. "Take me out here.
That's William, all right
william Reynolds turns out TO be n
discharged soldier from the Tenth In
fautry, having left that regiment, in
what way is unknown, when it was in
this city.
Closes Strange Case.
After twenty-iour hours of almost
continual work on the case, the bi-
ZaIIt AtdIuItb Ol WulCu CuutlHudllN W
verted him to wrong tracks, Chief Nc
Dullie last night closed the case for the
police. and after consultation with
the city attorney, in which he laid the
evidence before that official, gave IN
structions TO lock Logan up in the
county jail, where the witnesses who
ore to testify against hun cannot meet
him.
Logan's story is simple. He admits
that he bought the revolver and that
he was n member in that dago red orgy
which put himself, Reynolds, Hollerson
and O 'Bren of the "wine gang" into
drunken stupor Tuesday night, But
he says he did not shoot Reynolds and
that his revolver was stolen from him
that fea-ridden stable where Rey.
nolds was killed in his sleep. Logan :
bearing yesterday was soldierly and
quiet, and he took his orders without
| comment.
al am ready to give hm the benefit
of the doubt now, said Chief McDuf'
fie yesterday. 80 Drien, IIollersor
and Dummy deaf and dumb Port
ugucse boy, who says he somehow saw
the shooting, all identify him. 1t il
now up to the coroner S jury"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
Would Picture-ize schranke.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph. }

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, October
1S.-(Special to The Advertiser) The
bail required for the relief of John
Schranke, who shot Colonel Roosevelt,
was raised from $500 to $15, 900 today,
because it was learned that a moving
picture concern was prepared to procure
his release Immediately by putting up
the smaller amount, so that the would
be murderer might be photographed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
Evident Fermentation.

Evident Fermentation.
According to the evidence secured by
the district attorney the shooting,
which occurred aft on the main deck
at eight O'Clock Thursday night, was
premeditated, inasmuch as the man
who did the shooting informed his vie
tim of his intentions, then travelled to
his bunk, secured his revolver and re-
turning to the poker game, fulfilled his
promise.
According to the testimony of wit
nesses examined by the district attOr-
ney, Lee Hin Jou with two other Chi
nese steerage passengers was engaged
in poker game with Wong Pook look
ing on. Lee Hin Jou opened pot with
pair of kings, the man to his left
raised the opener on pair of fives, and
the third man stayed with a lone ace
and drew four cards. None bettered in
the draw and Lee Hin Jou took the
pot.
At this juncture, the onlooker, Wong
Fook, took occasion to remark to the
man that drew four cards to an ace,
that he was fool to do so inasmuch
as he had but a faint chance of better
ing. Lee Hin Jou, who was perfectly
man who would draw four cards ia
Wong Fook to keep his advice to him
self; that he was not player and had
no right to say anything.
Wong Fook, it is said, replied by re-
marking to the world at large that he
was sorry to see two of his hard work
ing countrymen despoiled by a profes
sional gambler. More words passed
and then it is said, Lee Hin Jou jumped
up and shouted, "Shut up, or II xii
you'll
Dramatic Murder Scene.
$50 on and kill me if You can, ,
Wong Fook is said to have replied. A
this, il is said, Lee Hin Jou ran to hi
bunk and came back with a revolye
in his hand. Wong Fook, who was evi
IDENTIFY unaware of the sinister identit.
of his enemy, sprang to his feet am
tearing his shirt open, exposing hi
breast, cried, "ShoOt mel Shoot mel
Without word the alleged gunmal
fred three times at point blank range
As lac fired the third shot, Baggag
Clerk Eaton caught the muzzle of tn
J gun and after hard tussle wrested
from him.
! W. r. MeAllister, the ships surgeon
was called and pronounced Won
Fook Is wounds fatal. The man live
only long enough 10 identify his slayer
, one bullet had passed through the bod
near the heart, the second, through th
liver aud ont, and the third Wen
through the intestines and struck ~
cook, Ag sai, In the heshy part Of Oh
left leg
May BE Hired Assassin,
Tho slayer Wat placed ln none unt
= Che ship arrived n poTi, Letters faun
, on his person, Whlrh Werc examined D
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

r,las 1uHtD N . 10 ~ DAYS.
40 OINTMENT y guaranteed
n, lufe sny esse ~ Itching hlind
bleeding " ppinding Fllas in 3 ~
n days ~ money refunded Nads ~
PARIS MEDICINE co, Saint l.a,is
q = u a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

n AZ NefulhIr hsa feiuFnna A. ia
haiHa afin Yi0fi baHnfs irp - ihis
fli}t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
Man Slain was Rich.

Wong Fook, the slain man. it appears
from papers found in his possession, was
restaurant keeper at Tucson. Arizona
de was about forty.eight years old. and
was evidently going home to China not
10 return, for drafts for sums aggre-
gating $4,000 were found ON his BODY.
During the Tong war in San Francisco
iast spring, Hip Sing man shot
h'en'ber of the Wong family by mis-
take. For this the Wongs, who are
powerful and numerous, demanded
9lo,oYO IN damages from the Hip Sings
The latter replied that as the killi1g
was a mistake, it was felt that $4,000
would be enough. The Wongs spurned
ne offer and declared was against the
Hip Sings. AS the man slain ON the
horea is evidently member of the
wong family IT is considered possible
that the quarrel between the Tongs NAV
have been the real cause of the shoot.
ing on the Korea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

District Attorney Breckons. are said
hy that oficml 60 show that Lee Hin
Jou was paid assassin for the Hip
Sing Tong, a highbinder organization
which hourishes on the Pacific Coast,
and which has recently been at war
with the On Loong Tong in SAN Fran
ciseo and San Jose, IN which cities
nearly score Of Chinese have been
killed in the feudal fighting.
lt is asserted that one of the letters
makes mention of two members of a
rival tong whom Lee Hin Jou had put
out Of the way, and that another CON
tains instructions as to the killing of
others.
1t is theory that Lee Hin Jol is
probably wanted by the police of San
frame SEQ for completely in some of the
klllngs there, and that his Tong plan
ned TO send him to China 10 get him
out of the clutches of the law. The
prisoner has a passport signed by PHI
lander G. Knox, secretary of state.
showing him to be an American citizen,
and place of birth is given as San
Francisco.
When arrested. Lee Hin .Tou refused
to answer questions asked him by Off
cinIs. To representative of The Ad-
vertiser he said in English that the
man whom he shot had been making
nm trouble all the way over. and had
threatened to knock his head off. He
Ienied that he was a member of the
Hip Sing Tong, and when attention was
called to the discriminating letters
found on HIM, he said that thew be-
longed to his cousin. He asked for n
lawyer and the opportunity to cable
I'm francisco. Both were supplied
nm lie sent a message directed to a
number on Waverley Place. which is a
narrow alley in the heart of Chinatown,
IN winch the Hip Sing Tong has it's
headquarters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
No Haole Scratching.

hdHelOnd asked ms WOTheTS 10 uSnJ
for the straight ticket, and although
rumor had it that the haoles were go
ing to do lot of scratching, he did not
believe it, and when the ballots We're
counted ON the fifth of November he
expected to see the haole electorate
voting for fair play.
Renton and Dowsett, the business.
men S candidates for the senate, We're
well received by the Hawaiians in this
precinct, and if audience and reception
count for anything in the election these
two candidates will fare well in these
precincts. Both candidates made short
addresses during the evening, in which
they touched upon the different planks
of the platform, showing their audi
ence wherein the Republican platform
stood for progressiveness.
George Renton informed his hearers
that he had been listening to some of
the Democratic candidates in their cam
paigning, and that they, his opponents,
were telling the people that Renton was
a . slave TO the big interests. "Evi-
IDENTIFY said the speaker, "my Op'
ponents do not know the interests, and
what is more, they do not know me.
III Fourth District.
In the fourth district, the meeting
was held in the gore lot, off Palace
Square, John Lane presiding in place
of A. ID. Castro, who, on account of Z
previous engagement, was unable TO at
tend. As the speakers from the fiftl
district meeting arrived, they wer'
given an opportunity to again speak
the fourth district representatives hold
ing the center of the stage meanwhile
Col, sam Parker told his audienc,
that he stood for a bigger Honolulu
and II elected mayor, with the aid o
a good Republican board of supervisors
he intended 10 see that the interests o
the county were looked after properly
. Ordinances should be passed proyidin
q the downtown streets with good perma
q nrnt paving, aud the city streets i
. general should ho carefully taken ear
a of, II was q shame 10 fiN road today
4 aud then, for Jack ot "a litilo pttendane
i uow aud then, see II go 10 min, be- sal,
ln addition no this the speaker believe
d tHut once tho helt road Nas complete,
. lt should he maintained in good ordf
lul Hut allowed 40 become full 4
. Ulurhhules, pa common uONHdaYs,
h Another reform ttai parkrr adv
n Gated Mas close study of ihe espena
" ItuIf Of public m0ue'a lu thr pHYmei
q uf ralaups lf thp lineftnt eonnty of
!. ItlHia pfsitd c'rH aH.Hanfe, ihr
/. r.uiks should h0 mHdr tu fsru ihe fai
/. lufs iheF 8tff hnIul paid ln ipu mal
taffn fhe fmp0Yp llaHlli onlF pl II
tuV au nfraa.0nHl uip ln hH talHF
IUaIlrr fHHH ND.U. uUFE IU Ufnl.ff4i
p ip ihf Hepfi ra.l h.m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

PODGORITZA, Montenegro, October
is. - Especial to The Advertiser) =
Prince Peter, in command of the com
bined Servian and Montenegrin armies,
routed the Turkish force at Pielo-Poli
with great slaughter. Four hundred
dead were left on the field.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
May 10 Hned Assassin,

Tho slayer Was placed ln ll0ps unia
the ship arrived 20 poFi, leliers found
on NE pelsoni Mhlrh Nere eAanlnl1 hy
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21
US. ATTACKED BY OROzCO
LEADER OF MEXICAN REVOLT
TON SAYS THIS COUNTRY
is AIDING MADERo.
Orozoo lntmates That United States
Has Been Promised Huge
Recompense.

Chihuahua. Intimating that the
revolutionaries may be unable to re-
strain the populace in its Indignation
when it realizes the extent of the as
sistance being given the Mexican
government in its fight against the
rebels, General Orozco and his fell
low officers have protested to Marion
Letcher, consular representative Of the
United States, against the attitude OF
the American government in permit
ting Mexican Authorities to recruit
and equip soldiers north of the inter
national boundary. The protest has
been ordered published widely in both
Spanish and English. 1t is directed
to Madero and the United States.
After a recital in detail of many
instances in which the American au-
thorities have aided the Madero gov
eminent, especially in permitting Con
sui Llorente at Ell Paso to recruit and
equip men for the force commanded
at Ojinga by General Sanjinges, and
the failure of the authorities to turn
back Federals defeated at Guadalupe
when few swan the river to safety,
it is minated that there exists be-
tween Madero and the government at
Washington some agreement regard
ing a huge recompense
1t is suggested that possibly the
American government has been prom
Used by Madero some concession IN
the nature of land holdings.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21

Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under
section OF Chapter 1855, Laws of Florida,
Notice is hereby given that Il. +. Sapp,
purchaser OF tax certificate No. 90,
dated the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1891, has
flied said certificate in my office,
and has made application for Tax Deed tots
sue in accordance with law. said certificate
embraces the following described property
$ luatcd in Putnam County. Florida, tO-wit:
Lot 6, section -. township !? 5 Range
p e.: 1910 acres.
The said land being assessed ut the date Of
the Issuance of such certificate in the name
CuaS. Mason.
Unless suId certificate shall DE redeemed
according to law. TuN Deed Will issue there
on the 2ith day of June. A. D., 1912.
Witness my official signature and seal
this oath dayOf May 1872
seal HENRY HUTCHINSON,
Cl-rk Circuit Court Putnam County, Fla.
BV Henry Hutchinson, ir' ID. G.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21
R. J. HANCOCK. Tax Collector. Putnam Co. fla
Tried a Writer'S coursc.

All the work that Thomas CARLYLE
uiu IN years was destroyed in a mo-
meht by servant girl, who burned
the manuscript of his History of the
rrehch Revolution" When CARLYLE
heard of the mistake OF the girl he sat
uoWn and read Marryat's novels for a
week Then he began again and re-
wrote the history.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21
Ancient Game of Tennis

Tennis is the game OF klns' !
Oldest of existing ball game.
mentioned in the Arthurian rU -,
tennis was originally the pasI
the kings and mobiles and II w. ~,
before its descendant-laWn y"
became popular with all class'r n,
game reached England frOu "a
and Italy, and by the time ,.rs
VII we find a royal tennis IA
Windsor. Henry VIII was %
at the game.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21

If you have the itch don scratch
1t does not cure the trouble and makes
the skin bleed Apply BILLIARDS.
SNOW LINIMENT. Rub it III gently
on the affected parts. 1t relieves itch
ing instantly and few applications re
moves the cause thus performing per
manent cure Price 25c, soc and $1.OO
per bottle. Sold by Ackerman-Stewart
Drug Co.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21

Each age of our ives has its Joys.
Old people should be happy and they
will be- if Chamberlain Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular These tablets
are mild and gentle in their action aud
especially suitable for people of middle
age and older. For sale by all dealers.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21
Easy to Get a Star.

Inc smallest manufacturer in exist
ence could start by using one news
paper In one town, and increase his
distribution and sales rapidly and
surely.-Printers Ink.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21

10 II. OF II 80 OF lpl ., loV
#. and W, block 81, Pa
latka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n Ia of sell block So, Palatka
y 40x10O #. of lot 2, block 60
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block CO. Palatka .....,.....
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block 65 Palatka "
NJ of lot c. block CT. Palatka
VIZ of SO of lot and 67l6
#. Of nj of lot 2, block IS.
Palatka .,.........
NJ of lot :. block 6S. Palatka
VIZ of lot 4. block IS, Palatka
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page 50. block 60, Palatka.
Lot ,, block II, Palatka .......
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DOCK ID hart ADDITION 10
Palatka Heights ....,..
Lot 8, block 7, Illusions Addi
ton palatka Heights .....,.
Lot 4. block 7, Husson's Addition
Palatka Heights ..,...,....,
Part of lot 10 and lots I, S, .,
10 and IA, block 3, Whites
Addition to Palatka Heights
Lots Is and 16, block 3 Whites
Addition to Palatka Heights.
All block s, Burt's Addition to
Palatka Heights .............
Block A and lot 6. Regero's md
Addition, Ralph's Survey ..
Lot 1, of Wa of block 20, Nc
kenzie sub div. and part of
block Fl, Rogero's sub. div,
book IS, page 1873 ..........
Lot and strip adjoining block
a REORGANIZATION TO PalatlSa
Lot and strip adjoining block
A, fuckers Addition to Palat-
ka Heights ................
Lots IL and II and strip adjsin-
Ing block. d, fuckers Addition
to Palatka Heights ........
Lot and strip adjoiHing block
Is. fuckers Addition to Pa
latka Heights ...............
Lots l, and and strip adjein-
ing Block c, fuckers Addi-
ten to Palatka Heights $50.
Lot and strip adjoining Block
{, fuckers Addition to Pa
latka Heights .............
Lot and strip adjoining block
e. fuckers Addition to Pa
latka Heights .............
Lot 2 and strip adjoining block
ID, fuckers Addition to Pa
latka Heights ............
Lot ana strip adjoining block
ID, fuckers Addition to Pa
iatka Heights .,..........
Lot and strip adjoining block
ID, fuckers Addition ~ Pa
latka Heights ..............
Lot 8 and strip adjoining block
G, fuckers Addition to Pa
lstka Heights ...............
Lot and strip adjoining block
II, fuckers Addition to Pa
E4 of lot A. block ., Crescent
Lot 3, block ID, Crescent City
A lot with house 3OxGO IT. in ne
corner of Central Ave. and
Market ST., Crescent city
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A lot with house S0X60 #. in
ne corner OF Central Ave and
Market St., Crescent City
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\ lot with house 3OXGO feet in
ne corner of central avenue
and Market street Crescent
city G9lD ................
Commence 80 #. of sw corner
of block S, so #. and to
Lake St. nsrtherly along Lake
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Lot , Iess ll9 ft.) block 81
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Crescent CITY ..
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21

New Ar LTHs' hg
Aeroplane lines will at les = M
tul for journeys to castles .