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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-05

road, Guldry, UuliOeau, W 0ui
dry SO
Guidry Trsville 2 acres u Du-
puts, same, 6 Bernard. W self LOO
Guidry Adam s acres n Caller,
same, Vus, same 3 TO
Guidry Henry lot Vendor, e
Blanc, same, W Vendor 2.05
Il Mistric, Hardy, 8 Willis, W |
Hardy rs 30
Leblanc Juberty 36 acres Pa
tin. Courville, Patiu, Chrs-
ten 6 50
Lormand Joseph 80 acres Lor
mmpd, Martin, s Huron, W Mar
tin 3 IS
Martin ID p "a acres n Lastrs-
pes. Bank. road. W Teche ITO
Martin Ben Est 4 acres II Me-
lancon, y Courvllls, Hebert, W
MelancoD LOS.
Martin ID p 16 acres Arnaud,
q Semere, 8 Roy, W road 800
Melancon Adelin Mrs. 30 acres
II road, t. road, q Melancou, W self
II road, Melancon, Courville,
" Huval 925
| Melancon Ignace = 80 acres q
road, Semere. Dupuis, W Me-
lancon Il 80
Nassans Marie-30 acres u Mas
saus, Callet, same. Angelic
1915
i Nassaus EuIalie Mrs IL acres
n Martin a. als, D-villisr, 8 road,
W Tech- 79l
Taylor Emils-2S acres q Road,
Taylor, same, " road IL 80
Chrvall-r Placlde Mrs az acres
II Provost, Robichesux, 8 He
bert, W Cadet Il IS
Daucet Autulue Est 70 acres u
Cadet, Chevaliier, Senegal, W
Cadet Z 30
Gourmet Joseph 40 acres II Gull
beau, Duplchln, Roger. W same
i u Roger, DupI ecln, ssme. W
: Rogers S.95
Patti Oscar "a acres II Huron, g
Bernard, same, Egby 9.35
FIFTH WARD WHITE
Hardy CASTOR d Colo acres q
Hardy d. ais, Portage, Ihibo
deaux, W Willis LOO
Mcbride z WI saw mill snC
;, lumber situated in the 9th ware
1855
NON RESIDENTS CORPORATION
BREAUX BRIDGE-wEST.
: Bsrsgerie Maurice lot q Doiron
Techs, Roy, W road
/, u Domengesux, Holller,
Y Martin st, W road $50 30
Nassans j lot u Cauai. u Tochs
5, Cody, W street ~ 40
NON RESIDENTS EAST.
< Browuell q Il 4SS acres . W l.
sec 20 8 = IA sec 80 u IA of u
IA sec 81 l 4 of sec 81 W O
Cross Bayou I'll IL y S27 l
Billeaud Hebert d ais 24O acre
j, IA sec 81 t9sr7e. u OF
* W l 4 sec 33 TO 10sr9 $l3.4
s Central Hardwood Lumber q
40 1918 lots l, 2, 3. 4. 5, 6t9sr0
Lots 3, 20, ~. 81, ~, 80, "a. ]
1886 aud lot 4 sec 80 secs ~,
il aud 80 II 4 soc 70 4 Sec
ct lots /, 2, 1, 5, 6, Z, sec " sec
lots l aud 2 ali III 5 r SeS2l34 I
Duperier Gabriel "a acres .
;, soc SO 10 9 So 10
- Hlucy Thomas 4O acres OF Il
+" Z, Ii aud Is sec30t9 81 81.
Kuug Paul 21O acres > ! of . " l.
n sec Il Ii Uud. J of lUO acres
W IA of SET "a 10 sr 8 e. 8
=, of lot 3 sec % II J of lot 3 sec
- t9srSe Sl62U
Lewis john w "a acres X
.os vstte & als, q Hardy a. ais. 9 l.
n Blanc, W road IL ~
'A' Leblanc Il formerly 16O ncr
Ia sec 26 III sr7s S.
Molbert ) T. 1870 acres u trs
n IA sec IA n Of W l sec Il
W l1sr8e S10S5
New Iberia and Northern K X Co Y
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-05

beau, E Self, s Road, w Same
Geofroy Alphonse-Lot n Melan-
con. f Trahan, S Doiron, w Ber-
nard, 400
Kidder Ignace-Lot n Bridge. T.
Thomas, 5 Breaux, W K K All
Perioux Adelma-lot n Domen-
geaux, + same, S street, W Do
mengeaux 2.O5
Patin CASTOR Est y Lot 3, f
Berard st, S lot D, W Doiron
lot lot 4 e Berard st, 5 lot I, W
Doiron
lot II Bridge st, Z Begnand, 5
Guilbeau, W Hebert 34.90
Roy Augustin Mrs-lot n X. X.
E street, Bergerie, W Berard st,
9.l6
Steen Edwin - lot n street, Il
Main street, Melancon, W Patln
16.40
CORPORATION OF ARNAUDvILLE,
Lewis John W-lot II Catalpa st,
e Roy, S street, same 3 10
FIRST WARD WHITE
Lind George Is acres n Hsmil-
ton, Landry, Lenormand, W
Landry
n Road e Lenormand, road, W
same lilo
FIRST WARD - COLORED
EAST.
Jones Isaac 8 acres n load, e
Charles, Delahoussaye, W Charles
400
Lee Alexandra s acres n Lor-
mand, Vendor, Road, W Fran
co.'s 4.65
Mercier Victor lot n Road, e
Mercier, S Resweber, W same zoo
FIRST WARD WHITE WEST
Delassus CASTOR Mrs n Liable,
e Delaloire, same, W road 1857
FIRST WARD COLORED
Francise John Is acres n King,
Teche, S Segura, W Marsh $50
Jones Toussalnt-lot II Road, e
Broussard Vendor, W same l.o5
Rochon Leon Heirs III acres n
Ashford, Teche, Condley. W
roed $50
SECOND WARD EAST-WHITE
Ashley L G B 8 acres W ! of S W
/ sec "a los 9eS
Crawson John Sra acres Cor.
| line, Chene, Case, W Carline
100
Case Mary 10 acres n Chenne, {
Marcelle, S Olivier, W Theriot BIZ
Carline Nose, IA acres Carline
e Chene. Mendoza, W Carline 81;
Devillier j D-160 acres n ! sec
s s RI Z $3.50
Frederick Marie 4l2 acres o
sec 70. 73, IA, brtween Alabama q
Bayou Desours 1921
Fournet A v so acres IND.
of N ] of sec IA T s S X s e $4.3'
i Guidroz Evans d ais 10 acre
part sec IL TO 5 RS + 81 81
Monroe A Mrs-50 acres II Craw
, son, e B. Blanc, Lafontaine, '
same d ais 100
= Mayon Therence-30 acIes lot
sec % lots 6 and 7 sec 20 L Ia
ID f S4.16
Observation-Disclosures acres all Ian
: in W / sec "a and S / sec % L
5 s e. $3.50
y Olivier Maurice IA acres lot
. sketch annexed to act of partitio
29146 Sl.6O
. Unknown, formerly belongin
y to Louis A. Broussard 100 acres
: W / sec So L 10 sw9 e &c
n Unknown 131 acres S W IA I
W IA sec Is IL sr9e
D. lots l, 2 and 3, sec ~ L Ia S
IL $1,000
|, Waterhouse Leonard 6 acr
l. S2.47
THIRD WARD WHITE-EAST.
= Barras Albert 6 acres n Barre
- e Melancon, self, W Barras ST.
T. Guilliotte Trosimond $50 acr
s. n Ledoux, B. MERCER, Bush,
same
IA n Bush, e same, Sales,
, Olivier
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-05

NJ dIdlSt
n Perioux, Potter, same, W
same 1880
Romero Paul A acres n Landry.
e road. S William, W G. Island l4.65
THIRD WARD COLORED-wEST.
simon Alphonse Is acres n Pc
tier, Teche, S Perioux, W Bulliard
AS
skipper Augustin Is acres II
Babin, Road. $ Babin, W Arce-
neaux 6.4o
FOURTH WARD WHITE-EAST.
Broussard Armand lots 9, 10, IL,
9. IL. II. Ii, If, -. Is, 8, 10, ii,
II. ID. IA
Is. 1G. 8, 10, II. II, Ii. II, Is,
Is, | | and IL in Block IA and 10
east $40
Cartenas Eugene 6 acres n Cas-
tile. Road, Bienvenu, W Pei
lerin $50
Greene Adelaide II acres n
road, e Greene, S Noel, W road $50
Hebert Paul so acres n Thibo-
deaux, Alexandra, Champagne,
W same $50.
Kidder Ignace GA acres n HUI
val. same, s--,w Landry
n Road. e Trahan. Thibodeau,
W same
n Trahan, e Trahan, same, W
same l4.40
Leblanc Doralie, lots n Road, e
Rivoire. Vendor, W same 1.95
Thibodeaux Treville Heirs 444
n Thibodeaux, e same, S Cham.
payne W school land
n W. / sec I 9 s roe e OF
N ! sec 10 T 9sr6e
Lots 2, 4, 5, of sec 10 L 10 {
e Frac u e4 of e ! of sec IL l
9sr6e $67.65
FOURTH WARD COLORED EAST.
Auguste Raphael 8 acres n Ba
bin, road, Castillo, W Teche 90;
Riggs Arthnr Mrs 66 acres 1
Barras, e Frederick, Theriot, v
Babineaux 17.35
wiltz Lessin MIS- 26 acres Ran
sonet, Thibodeaux, Rees,
Ransonet $50
FOURTH WARD WHITE WEST.
Domengeaux F A 200 acres |
Aubry, b. B. Lumber Co, same
W Vermillion 20.5O-
Domengeaux +. A 124 acres
Thibodeaux, Bergeron, MARTIN
W same
N Guilbeau, Gaidry, Ber
, trand, W Zenon lS.45
Guilbeau p L Y acres II Dioror
e same & ais, S Jean Louis, '
Patin
n self, e Charles, Jean Louis
W Patin 24.S0
Martin ID p 4 acres n Daspit,
: Corona, Delany, W Pelletiere IL
OIL Perez Agar 80 acres n Dore,
: Road, Road, W stewart lilo
vi Patin CASTOR 70 acres Road,
stoute, S Road, W Road 14.30
3 Periou Usville 30 acres n Roat
+ Breaux, Talley, W stewart 81
Trahan Lastie 3 acres n Brou
d sard, Rood, s Guldry, W Road A.
y FOURTH WARD COLORED-wEsT
. Aleck Mary Mrs "a acres Nj
. lien, Aleck, S Thomas, W Nebl
III 1885
FIFTH WARD wHITE-EAST
S Angelic Audibert 20 acres,
80 Pub. land, e same, Latiolais,
,f same l.S5
Angelic Clemar Mrs So acres
+ Leblanc, CALLER, S Dupuis,
Broussard 15.0o
es Dupuis Robert-3O acres ID
puts, Moreaux, ) Jean Baptist
mtl-nson ii 40
Bethancaurt Marie Mrs 20 acI
w. N Tamassie. e Huval, Frederic
20 W Angelic $50
Go CALAIS Julius 80 acres u Gaia
" same, S same, W Techr Ia 70
Cou,vilIe Ernest 100 acres
" Dupuis, Guidry, Pa,in,
GnIdrv
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-05

BY virtue OF the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, |
will sell at the front door of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for ju-
dicial sales beginning at IL o'clock
A. Nj. on
Saturday June l2th, 1915.
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed,
all immovable property on which
taxes are now due to the State of
Louisiana and the Parish of st.
Martin, La, to enforce collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1914
together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day of December 1914, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, and all costs.
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
WHITE EAST.
Olivier, George-Lot IL Block l
Liable add. SOC
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
COLORED EAST.
Malveau, Joachim Lot n. Ray
mond, Z. Pineaud st, 5. Franz, w.
Raymond $3.50
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINyILLE,
WHITE WEST.
Ferran, j. B.-Lots N. Bienvenu,
E. Pavia, 5. Bridge st, w. Main st.
S72.OO
Theriot, Arthur-Lot n. Bien-
yenu. f same, S Hamilton str, w
Lewis str, 1896
Theriot, Ambroise-Lot n Oh.
vier, T. Theatre str, 5 Lot "A W
Lot 30 1896
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE
COLORED WEST.
Broussard, Burness-Lot n Bou'
Walt, f Main st. S Meslin, W Han
lion street S5.25
Houston, Albert Mrs = Lot \
Port st, f Vivier, S Baptiste, "
johnson 1898
John Pierre-Lot II Laurence,
Eastin st, Randolph st, W Drak
Sl.4O.
Riggs Amas-Lot n Delaune,
Main st, S Bertrand, w Fuselie
1898
Sanders Cyrus-Lot N Berard 81
Z Martin st, S Gary, W Martin
Lot n ST. Martin st, + Journe
$ Vavasseur, w Dautreuil Sl1.9
CORPORATION OF BREAUX BRIDGl
EAST
Broussard Amand-LOts 8, 10, l.
II, ID, IA aud Is, Broussard Add
ton Cos
Huval Albert Lots l and
Block - Broussard addition 6.l
Kidder Ignace- Lot N Hebert,
Poydras st, S Avenue, w Brou
sard
Lots 5, 6, 7, s, 8, II, Ii, and
Block - Broussard addition
Lots |, 2, 3, 4, 5, I and s Blo'
20 Broussard addition 2o.2l
Morrow X l. = Lots 7 and
Block 3 Broussard sddition d.
CORPORATION OF BREAUX BRIDG
WEST.
Dupuis j Riot n Trahan,
Main st, 5 Thibodeaux, w Gu
beau 1872
Domengeaux + A Est - Lot
Pellerin, f Teche, S Corp. Lin
W Washington st
Lot n VanBuren, f Washin
ion, : Canal w DomengeauX
Lot n Canal, + Washington,
Alexandra, w Main st
Lot n Guidry, E. Same,
Broussard. w X X 1910
Fourgeaux Louis DIR = Lot
Cormier, + Main st, s Hebert,
Berard st, $50
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-05
PROPERTY
STATE OF LOUISIANA
DELINQUENT TAX DEB
TORS, ST. MARTIN PARISH.

By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, |
will sell at the front door of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for ju-
dicial sales beginning at II O'Clock
A. Nj. on
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-05
MARTINEZ & MARTINEZ
CONTRACTORS Anu BUILDER

CONTRACTORS Anu BUILDERS
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FTRNI5HED
High quality screen doors and windows.
Cypress. black wire $3.50 set up. Pine
81 10. Cypress. galvanized wire $500
set I'D. Pine 81 80. Half size window,
Cypress blck wire 45c set up. Pine 40c.
Cypress galvanized wire 55c set up.
Pine 45c. Mail card today Box 33.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
TODAY'S AND LATEST
NEWS BY WIRELESS

Sugar, advanced to 4.243,
Developments the Balkans Yesterday satsac
the Allies.
The Serbian Invading Macedonia captured the Bulgarian
Samitza and the Bugarans have suffered
Serbia which had invaded. The Bull
pierced. The Serbans olding
their elsewhere.
meeting with in northern Serbia.
Serans will be able hold the Germans
vicinity Belgrade Semenra although eventually
Morava line which being daily
strengthened, .
Contract For Submarines
Wangone ntract has been awarded by the United States
the construction Of sixteen sub and
destroye1s.
America To Investigate
British Minister of Foreign Affairs hos requested
Ambassador investigate the death of Edith Cavee
said taken place Bus
charged aboring wounded British Belgian
soldiers.
American minister is looking after Belgian affairs
Some Interesting @ Dope
Seat1eght hundred pounds of opium seized abb ard the
The stuff supposed av heen
route to Vancouver nd not ships manifest.
German Reverse Rumored
said place north of
dsodged from positions and
having suffered heavy losses
Continued on page 81
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
The Next Convention

The citizens of Hllo upon whom
rests the responsibility for making
plans for the next Civic Conven-
ton are giving much thought to
tie selection of subjects and formu-
lation of rules of procedure. 1t
would be advisable 20 have more
discussion than has taken place at
previous sessions, and to limit the
discussions to topics chosen far in
advance. 1t would be well also to
encourage in every way the as
tendance of members OF the legis-
lature and Of the respective county
governments, so that the men who
must be depended upon for action
regarding the matters discussed
may take part in he discussion
Hilo Tribune,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
PORTUGUESE LUNA
COMMITS SUICIDE

Joe Arruda, a we'll known young
Portuguese luna Of Kekaha planta.
ton, aged about 80, committed
suicide at an early hour yesterday
morning by hanging himself to a
tree.
The young mans fatheri law,
Manuel Arruda, passing that wav
at about 5 o'clock in the morning
found the body suspended from a
limb of the tree and cut it down
to find that life had been extinct
several hours.
A coroner's jury heard evidence
in the matter last night and reach
ed a conclusion of suicide.
/ 1t is stated that the suicide has
been drinking freely of late and was
quite intoxicated all f Sunday
evening. Shortly after midnight
Monday morning he came upon
the veranda of his house near the
Kekaha mill and shouted to his
wife that he was going out. He
passed out of the gate and that
was the last heard of him alive.
In accomplishing his purpose he
threw a rope over a branch of a
tree and tied one end to another
branch. Fastening the other end
about his neck, lie jumped from
the adjoining fence.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
FORMER RESIDENT
IS DEAD ON COAST

News has arrived of the death
at San Leandro, CAL, of NJ. A
Rigo. at one time a prominent
merchant of Koloa, which occurred
on March S Deceased left widow
and four children.
Mr.. Riso, or da Riga. owned
the store now known as the Kauai
Trading Company, and was also
postmaster. He seemed to be quite
prosperous for a long time, but
left the Islands in somewhat brok-
en- fortune. However, it is under
stood that he was successful in
California.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
HURLEY FINISHES
RETAINING WALL

The, retaining wall along the
town side of Waimea river was
finished Saturday afternoon, and
to oil appearances a very substan-
tial and satisfactory iob was made
Of it. The wall is of the required
height ard thickness. and is of
sufficient length to protect the
town river from hoodsin the future
P. +. Hurley, :he contractor
under whose supervision the work
was carried Oh, has come in for
congratulations on his complete
success,
Waimea people seem to feel,
however, that the job is not COM
plete ard will not BE- until the
sand bank is removed from the
mouth of the river. OF course the
bank would reap pear in time again
but If thoroughly cleared now
it would probably remain so dur
ing the rainy season. ANYHOW
the DreakWater, or retaining wall
will save the town from such
floods as visited it last year.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
Departed For Honolulu

The following sailed in the XII
nau Saturday afternoon for Homo
lulu:-E. X, Z. Yap, A.V. Peters.
TX Lota. Mrs. Lota, Mrs. Joseph,
Mrs. c. Akana, Mrs. c. Achoy.
Richard Ovens, George Branbury,
A. w. Brown, A. Silva, Mrs, Loa-
ne, A. Comes, w. L. Shaw, G.H
Hot el, S. Peck, NJ. Inouye, F. A +.
Alexander, F. Izumi, B. ID. Bald
win, Mr., Thurston, Mr.. Franz,
NJ iss Tramparnz, l.. R. Scott,
Frances Gay, Col. L. s. Spalding
H. p. Faye, @. n. Wilcox.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
LEADING SOCIAL
EVENT Of SEASON

The ~ At Home" given by Mr..
and Mrs. B. D, Baldwin at their Ma.
kaweli residence Thursday evening
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas f.
Baldwin was an Alaborately APP
pointed function and a brilliant
social succeSS. It was, for the most
part, informal, and the LARGE party
OF guests from all parts Of the is
land euioved if immensely.
Japanese lanterns among II
trees from the main road pointed
the way, and the numerous autos
were parked on one side of ,,e
lawn. This scene of the rrce ptiun
WAS brilliantly illuminated, and
most beautifully decorated with
pilms ferns, chrvsHn,heii ums and
other choice floral ideas.
During the reception hour an
Hawaiian orchestra PLAYED amid
the ralms on til veranda and
afterward supplied music for the
dancing in t h lanai on the
grounds.
Mr.. B. D. Baldwin received the
guests at the door. The reception
itself (Which was also made as in
formal as possible) pro9r essed in
the main parlor, in the party being
Mrs. B. D. Baldwin, and Mr.. and
Mr.. Douglas Baldwin.
Dancing began in the pavilion
Oh the lawn at about o:.30 and was
kept up TO late hour. Refresh
mcnts were served at II.
Continued OH page 81
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
KlLAUEA F|ENDS
DIE ON GALLOWS
Strung Up In Oahu Jail Yard
Early Last Friday
Morning.

AS reported by wireless Friday
afternoon, the three Filipino MUIR
derers from Kilauea, this island.
were executed in the yard of the
Territorial prison at Honolulu on
the morning of the same day. The
Advertiser Of the next morning
gave the following. account of the
executions;
Three Filipinos were hanged at
h e territorial prison yesterday
morning. They murdered Wada.
a japanese, on Kauai June 16;
clubbed his wife so that she after
ard became insane; shot two boys
II d dubbed another, and set fire
TO the house. One OF the boys
ragged his mother aud brothers
out.
They were young men. Felici-
ano Hirano was twenty-one. Coro-
mel was TWENTY-FIVE. Ponciano Col.
aSte was twenty-siX.
All were buried Yesterday after
noon III that lot at Makiki which
has received the bodies of many
who died as the three died.
Comfort of their religion, the
Catholic faith. steadied the shaken
Continued on page 4.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
FIRST ROUND IN
TENNIS SERIES

The first round of the Wall &
Dougherty Cup Tournament was
successfully piayed off last Sunday
afternoon at the Lihue Courts.
The double courts allowed of
two matches progressing at one
time, so that all of the eight COM
petng teams were enabled to plav
Fine weather and considerable
interest in the tournament brought
out a large crowd from both sides
of the island, which enthusiastic
cally followed each point in the
games.
The closest event was generally
conceded to be that between G.. 7.
Greig and A. c Banham; and A.
G.. Hime and Eric Knudsen, the
former team winning to the tune
of 6-3, 0-6. o-3.
All the remaining matches were
two set events, AR. Glaisyer. and
E. c. Merrill winning from F..
w. Garden and K. c. Hopper 6-2,
o-4: while A Horner and Harrison
Rice took the game from c. S.
Dole and w. H. Grote, 60, 6-2.
w. c. Averv and F, E. Mccall
put up a strong game against dam
gerous opponents in +. ID. Mu1-
dock and J. P. M. Thompson, the
latter winning GA, 6-2.
The seml-hnals will be played
next Sunday afternoon at Lihue
beginning at 2 o'clock.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
KOREAN At KOLQA
SHOOTS HIMSELF

A Korean of Koloa shot him.
self twice in the stomach about
1880 Saturday night and will prob
ably die.
His name is Kim Pong PAX, and
he has been employed as stable
man for the Koloa Sugar Com.
pauy. He has not as yet made
any statement as to his reasons for
wishing to end his life.
One of the bullets in the stom
ach was quickly located, but the
other has been harder to find. The
man is now III the Koloa hospital.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
No Sunday Movies

So far as the Maui county sup
ervisors are concerned the Sunday
moving picture agitation is pau.
The matter has been side stepped
for several months, but at the close
of the session last Saturday a mo-
ton was made by Supervisor Flem-
ing that the application of the Pio-
neer Hotel Company to give Sun
day night movie shows, be denied
Drummond was the only member
of the beard TO vote against the
motion.
Maui News
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
Hilonian A Visitor

The steamer Hilonian, of the
Matson line, arrived at Port Allen
Sunday morning. bringing 900
tons of cargo for mer chants in the
vicinity. She sailed again at
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon for
Kaanapali, taking 5000 cases OF
pineapples and 200 gasoline drums
The Hilohian brought no pas
sengers. She had mail for that
part Of Kauai between Xoloa and
Kekaha, but missed fire as to other
points.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-10-19
JAPANESE WOMAN
TAKES ANT POISON

Yoshiko Murashige, Japanese
woman, aged 20, living with an
aunt at Kapaia, died in the Lihue
hopital Tuesday afternoon after
drinking ant poison.
The girl worked for her uncle,
Murashige, tailor in the town of
Kapaia. The ant poison was KEEP,
in the house of the uncle, During
the night of the Sth, the girl took
the bottle and drank most of It's
contents. About a. m, tpresum-
ably soon after the poison was
taken) groaning was heard in her
room, and her uncle and aunt ell
tered the place. The eirl was tax
EN- soon afterward to the hospital
where she fingered FIVE DAYS.
The dead woman steadfastlv re-
fused to make any Statement. as to
why she had taken the poison, ana
the coroner's Jury, convened on
Thursday, was unable to find out
anything. 1t appears that h e
came to the Islands as picture
bi tide" but refused to accept the
man she was supposed to wed md
has since made Eer own way by
working in the shop Of her uncle.
She is sad to have been an eX-
ceptionallv attractive oking g
Young japanese woman.
The CorOner's jury returned a
verdict of suicide, but, as stated
above. could reach no conclusion
as to the cause.
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Epidemic OF Measles

Measles are practically epidemic
in Hanamaulu and number of
cases have appeared in Lihue. A
large number of children have
been affected with the ailmeut.
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Harold Morgan Writes

Harold Morgan, formerly of the
Lihue bank, writes from, Corning,
Ohio, that he and wife motored all
the way from Denver to that place,
making the trip III twelve days.
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Gamblers "Pay None" T"

A bunch of Japanese and Korean
gam blers were rounded up by the
Waimea police at Camp 6, Maka-
well, Sunday night. They deposit
ed SIS bail money. Yesterday
morning they failed to show up in
court, so Judge Hofgaard raked
the coin into the till of the Wal
mea judiciary.
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After luau at John Pritchard' S
place, near Nawiliwili, Saturday
night, an auto from Waimea. filled
with passengers, skidded on the
road and landed in a ditch. For
tunately no one was hurt.
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Draw Jurors Tomorrow

The clerk of the Circuit Court
will draw grand and trial Jurors at
9 clock tomorrow morning for
the term which will open Novem-
ember 3.
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Joe Silva and Miss Mary Jordan,
of Kalaheo. were married by Faith
er Celestin in the Catholic church
at Koloa last Wednesday.
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Dance At Eleele
he following cards are out:

The following cards are out:
The members of t h e Male
Club cordially invites you to a
dance in Eleele Hall on Saturday
evening, October 23rd, at s o.
clock.
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Francis Gay. who had been Wis
iting his home at Makaweli, re-
turned to Honolulu Saturday
night.