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1' B & . ., - . j2Jfal MMMWMMNMMMMnOTkUtt 46 THE WKUKI.V llII.O TRIBUNK, IHI.O, HAWAII, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, I904, tffv. ' ft ,T s v M v.V, ;;- r; ? . , 'J '.. :r" .v fr ?& It i fr? v n$- . .- . FA. i. a , BW' A" $" ,' !. k ev .W THH FIRST BANK OF HILO I.IMIII'.I). Incorporated Under the Luwf of the Territory of Hawaii. CAPITA I f 200,000. I'liACUCK BLOCK, HILO. I- I'HOK rreslitriil. C. O. KHNNHDV Vice-Pre. JOHN T. MUIK..HHI Vlci-I'tr.. 0. A. STOIIIU ....Cnsliier. TIIOS. C. KIIKSIVAV, hfCiiMiy. DIKKCJCIKS: J. . tinnatlu, John J. flrice, V. . I.yni-in, II. V. IMttcii, Win. l'lillnr. W. II. Hliliinili. Uruw ISxcliunue un 1 , cllank (if Hawaii. I .til llonolnli. Wulls, Furgu it Co. llank...S.in Frnnclsw V.'uljs. Fnrgo t Cii's llmik New Vorl. Tin Nnlioiril Hank of the lie- ciiicauo public I r.lytiu, .Mills, Currie & Ci London Hongkong Shanghai II1111U- l Hongkong iti! Corpornlion J China. HiiiiKkniig-Shunglini Hank. I Shanghai, iih; Corporation ) 1.11111.1. .. 1 ... 1 j 11 1 ) Yokohama Hongkoug-Shatlghai Hulls., , lug Curpotalli.il j Japin? SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Rented liy the Month ot Year. Par ticulars on Application. UNION SALOON SlIll'MAN STKHUT Open from 5 A.M. to 11 P.M. First Class LIOUORS WINES AND CORDIALS At Moderate Prices. Mixun and Fancy Dkinks Concocted by HxpitRiKNCKn Mixoi.or.isTS The Celebrated Honolulu Primo Beer and Rainier Beer On Draught. Ten Cents a Class FRKK LUNCH J. C. SERRAO, Proprietor. Matson Navigation Go. The only Direct Line, between San Fran cisco and Ililo, Comprising the following Fast Sailers Steaiw ENTERPRISE Hark ANNIE JOHNSON Bark SANTIAGO Hark RODERICK DHU Bark MARION CIIILCOTT Ship FALLS OF CLYDE Tuk CHAS. COUNSELMAN Launch LURLINE 4111I other Specially Chartered vessels !! r l"X l" : lr "Z and Passengers. UWtfc . i .... ...f, ....... - .... . For dates of sailing and terms, Call upon, no. L). Sprecljcls '&. Broa. Co, Agents, 377 Market St., San Francisco. It. T. GUARD, Agent, Hi 1.0, IIawap The Largest Importers of r , t Also, Healers In Dales, Oranges, Apples, Lemons, Limes, Potatoes, Onions anil All Kinds of Nuts. L. C. SRESOVICH CO. S'iii Francisco. - California k 1 FRANK GREELMAif CARRIAGE an.d ' , SIGN PAINTER HACKS A SPECIALTY STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS WORK FormerH uilli Riverside Shop. Ponohaw ai and Volcano Sts IIILQ .o n)im:.f,KMK.vr hiumi. (Jriiint Jury numerates llnldttlu iiml Williams. ( living to I lie imposition of low von nnl liiigntils to postpone or set tie cuses out of court, the bottom tripped out of Judge Parson's mIimiiIhi for the special term. Aside from the trial of one civil nnd two criminal ense, there have been no jury trials. While the grand jury were at their deliberations, Judge '- I Parsons devoted Thursday nnd Friday of last week to cleaning up the calendar of cases in which he was disqualified, or in wliuli the control etsies hail been postponed br settled between litigants. A uunibi'i of persons weienatura'ized as United Slates citizens at odd times by Judge Patsons, among whom ut'ic Keith F. Mackie, II. I). Heivridge, Jie Hnptiste, Manuel C. H.ptiste. It soon became known about the streets that the cases of embezzle ment alleged to have been dis covend in the local laud offices against K. I). Dalduin, Chas. Williams and others had been dropped, 1 11 account Of the failure of the grand jury to return an in diciment in any of the casts present ed. These were the cases in which Baldwin and Williams as respective sub-ageuts of lauds at Ililo and Ilonokaa, and Win. K. Kngsdale, ranger, were chaiged with mis appropriation of government funds. Attornet General Andrews has been giving his personal attention to these ca$is and came to the special term of court at Ililo to prosecute the several cases. He felt confident of securing an indict ment against former Sub-agent Baldwin. H.ildivin's conduct had already been the subject of an in vestigation by the last grand jury, which while criticizing the local office for lax limitless methods, failed to return an indictment. I,ater, on June 9th, on the dis cove ry of additional cvir ence. At torney General Andrews accom panied by Auditor J. II. Fisher made a special visit to Hilo, and after a tho otigh examination of witnesses, arraigned Baldwin be fore District Magistrate Hapai at a special night session. Baldwin waived examination and his case came before the present grand jury for investigation. When that body failed to find bills against Williams and Baldwin 011 the new showing of evidence, Attorney General An drews called up the case of Win. K. Ragsdale, which had resulted in a mistrial at the last term of court, and entered a nolle prosequi. I There is a general feeling of ap 'provalover the grand jury's fin d jings that whatever irregularities I that occurred in the local offices are chargeable to the main office in 1 Honolulu. Attorney General An drews was much disappointed with I the grand jury report, i He took the afternoon train land left overland for Houuano, where he caught the Mauna Loa for Honolulu, leaving the remain der of the criminal ctses to be pros ecuted by attorney C. S. Smith. The grand jury returned nine in dictments. They investigated two cases in which they found no bill and one case which was later with drawn. Their report, made by W. I IX Schmidt, foreman, is as follows: 1111.0, Hawaii. Aug. h, 1904. 11011. 1. i. rnrsons, june rouriii jtuu eial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii: Sir: We, the grand jury selected to serve during this special August term, . i iifiercarelully considering and thoroughly investigating the various cases brought to Elour attention, herewith submit our final I renurl: In addition to the live indictments already hand nded in we llii.l four others, pus uted herewith: I We investigated two cases in which we found no bill; al,o one case where no , evidence was submitted and ballot was 1 waived, , Complaint was made to the grand jury A (, TlICS(lav yaH (,cvolcd t0 as to the unsanitary condition of a certain , . . - , , section of the city of Ililo. towit, Smith. , l,,e lr,il1 '"e case of l- J- Rn' villc. We, the grand jury, recommend 1 vs. A. . Stitlnu, for damages aris tliat the Sanitary Inspector give this mat-jing out of the sale of the latter's ter Ids immediate attention mid thereby 1 business to Ray, which plaintiff rectify the nuisance claimed did not materialize after In closing we would add that the Hon-1 . oruble Attoruey-General I.orriu An-1 Pu,clmS1' ilrews.and the Depmy Attorney General,! Judge Gear heard the case all Carl S. .Smith, have performed their du-1 day Tuesday and part of Wedues ties in an intelligent and expeditions ! ,i;ly. A fler remaining out half an manner, and have left no stone unturned ' hour the jitiy came back for addi- to ferret out the guilty offender of thcjtional instructions, and later re-' law. Kcspcctluiiy sulimlttctl (Sinned) V. I). SCHMIDT, l'orcnmn. Mike Lchttaiitii, the hack driver who was indicted for attempting to murder his wife by shooting, plead guilty to the charge nnd put him self on the tueicy of lite court. He was sentence! by Judge Parsons to two years imprisonment and $100 fine. llntruh tlarauchi, indicted for an assult with a dangerous weapon, T. , ., Piraa Sumy mm was semciicca 10 six months imprisonment. One of Sheriff Andrews' old friends, Francisco Lopez, the Porto Rican desperado, who has escaped jail so many times the" sheriff can not count them, was indicted for burglarizing a store at Ouomea on of his breaks for liberty. Rafael Pomales, a luna on the Olaa plantation, was indicted for assulling a Porto Rican country man, with a p"ckct knife. A true bill was also found against Cat Ins I.eauder for a similar offence. Growing out of a fight in July last in Puna between two Potto Rictus, M-verul witnesses in the case who testified to the facts before Judge Kamau, snitched on their evidence before the grand jury, lem iug upon cxamiua ion that they knew anything about the dif ficulty. The grand jury felt that pttrjury had been committed and returned thtee indictments against Hugeiie Santiago, Frank Borden, and Aquilino Otis for pttrjury. Another witness was released for lack of convicting testimony. There is one murder case, Oda Takashiro, a Japanese, who is charged with causing the death ofSugai Masajun a cutting affray at Am u 11 In camp As the defen dant was caught red-handed, in a drunken dclitium, waving the bloody knife over the prostrate form of his victim, he had no defense to offer except that of intoxication. He plead guilty and Judge Parsons ,on Wednesday sentenced the mur derer to ten years imprisonment, which was generally regarded as a very light punishment. The "kahuna" case which came over from the May term against Kanaloa, a native woman charged with practicing the black art in Puna was acquitted by the jury on Saturday night. The cases of conspiracy against Watanabe and Funakoshi were continued over to the November term, when Attorney Davis could be present to defend his clients. The larcency case against Ikeole also went over. The Rttlia case, was postponed to the Ilonokaa term. On the civil side of the calender, after going through the formal call ing, there was little left to b'e tried at this special term. The fishing rights cases against the Territory were ull continued over to the No vember term. The Hilo waterfront cases likewise were passed to the November term. The two cases of Whitehouse & Haivxhurst vs. Benton & Arioli were continued for the term. In the case of M. V. Holmes vs. M. F. de Mello, assumpsit, default was taken by the plaintiff. The ejectment suit between Kanukai and Kemilia Holt was continued over. L,alakea vs. Hilo Sugar Co. 1 was discontinued b the plaintiff, as was also the case of Ichimiira . Yanasuke vs. Y. Hainada. The appeal of Kllison Powell from a judgment in the lower court oh- tained against him by George Mlinlu.. ,vnu ,ii,;oc-i rr inM- r prosecution. The suits of T. H. Davies & Co. vs. Taninioto, and of II. Hackfeld & Co. vs. Malttko ,. . , . .,' "' pinents. It never fails to give prompt dismissed by the attorney of ! .. ,. ... 1 1 wore ,,,,, r,.BnBnlJl. ,: 'P.. ' nn. I , "' ', ' ' J penof sa, Decker and Neves " IMF Sllll lor (lan.ages against 1M Briighelli was dismissed for lack nrosecnlinn. turned with a verdict for plaintiff , for $600, which increased the amount rhiinwd In Unv Xt.itimt ! Ml . . , . , "., . , was made to set aside the verdict, j and it Is probable a new trial will1 be allowed The suit in ejectment, PaakikI vs. Owaanui, jury waived, was heard all day yesterday by Judge Gear. POPULAR FICTION. New Hooks Received at Hip II Un Library, The Hilo Library has just re ceived the first consignment of new copyright books ordered several weeks ago by the Book Committee. The list is especially selected from the recommendations of patrons of the library, and are the late publi cations. It is as follows: Tamaro's Fortune anil Other Stories Merriam Four Roads to Paradise Goodwin Letleis Home How el Is Rulers ol King Atherton A Little Union Scout Harris The Silent Places White The Deliverance Glaicow Little Shepherd oT Kingdom Come Fox Good.Iiye Proud World Kirk The Fortunes of Life Scaivell Pa Gladden Waltz Rebecca of Suuuybrooke Farm Wiggins The Proud Prince McCarthy The Snow Ilaby Peaty Children of the Arctic Peary Heart of Rome Crawford My Friend Prospero Harlaud Old Quebec Parker Sea Wolf. Loudon In the Ilishop's Carriage Meilhelsou Dan. liters of Nye Watauua When Wilderness Was King.... Parish The Givers Freeman Tillie Martin Sir Mortimer Johnston Adventures of F.lizaheth in Rugeu The American Prisoner Phillpnts The Long Night Weyman Veronicas Father Murray Odd Craft Jacobs The Relentless City 1 Benson The Long Straight Road Horton Sea Wrack Mullen Ilarlask of the Guard Merriam Autobiography of George Francis Train Memoirs of Mute. De Blowitz Around the World with a King. Armstrong The Russian Advance Ilevcridge Theodore Roosevelt Citizen American Revolution, Vols 1 and 2 Trevelyn A Child's History Hereford In the Tracks of the Wild Roberts CUKFKK ON MAUI. Tho Product ltd up; Shipped to Ililo to be Milled. Wailtiku, July 30. Ten years ago Judge Copp was so thoroughly convinced that coffee would grow in the Kokomo district of Malcawao, Maui, that he devoted fifteen acres of his home property to the berry. His original supply was from half grown trees believed to have come from the Azores, but later abondoned. A News representa tive was shown over the plantation and saw the effect of trimming trees in half grown state, but which were planted at the same time as the uti trimmed, which measure from seven to ten feet high. Judge Copp believes that the trimming has the same effect on the trees as the bleeding of a person: ie it weakens the tr,ees and conse quently retards the growth. The entire crop, outside of a few families which are supplied, is shipped in the parchment to the Hilo Coffee Mill. Maui News. Attacks ok Colic, cholera mor bus, pains in the stomach, dysen tery and diarrhoea come on sudden ly and so often prove fatal before a physician can be summoned, that a reliable remedy should always be kept at hand. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has no equal as a cure for these ail- rC,le' eve" 11 U,C m0Sl SeVere Cases- It is pleasant to take and every ,lOMSelloIcl aIl0M,d Iinve a 1)oUle .. j . , a life. For sale by Hilo Drug Co. TRENT & CO. HONOLULU. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AGENTS AND BROKERS Correspondence Solicited, Debility Perhaps you cat cnonch, yot you , t pot' much bonollt from youi '"'"V ) keep thin and vroakt are tired all tho tlino, and your norvei ure In a bad way. Why not strengthen yuur digostlou and net rid of your debility V Rf ait tlieso words from Mrs. K. (I. Mtinro, of t'olmt-R, Victoria. Mrs. Mtinro also soutls her photograph. "1 suITered greatly with Inclination knit nrollliy rur a lung time. Sleep did not re -freili me, and I was In a Tory bad state. One of my friends stroncly recommended Atrr's RtnuparllU, and Mter a good ileal of heMU- 1 mane up my mind to t made up my mini to trv It. To iiiv great surprise, I In liad not taken one-half a Ikjiile lienire 1 felt tirreatlvl Improved meter way. I only took three bottle, and I ran now honestly say that 1 am entirely fne from all or my old troubles, and consider myself perfectly cured. Ayer's Harxaparllla It cirtaiuly a wonderful blood medicine." AYER'S Sarsaparilla fherc are many Imitation Biraaparlllas. lie sure you ge "Ayer's.'' Prisms' r Dr. J.C. Aytr Co., Lewtll, Msn., U. S. A. For (Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY Hilo Railroad Co. Short Route to Volcano TIME TABLE In effect July 1, H904. Passenger Trains, P.xcept Sunday. A.M P.M. STATIONS A.M. 9:35 p.m. 6:00 s:4 s:3" 5:10 4:50 4:30 P.M. 7:00 7:20 2:301V lino nr 2:soar...01aa Mill...ar 3:10 ar Keaau ar 3:25 ar... Ferndale...ar 3:50 ur..Mouut. V'w..ar 9:20 7:3 95 9:00 8:45 7:45 8:00 8:15 4:ioar..uieuwooil...Iv 8:30 SUNDAY. A.M. lv litlo ar ar...01na Mill...nr ar Keaau ar 10:40 10:25 IOU5 5M0 5:35 SI'S 5: 4:45 4:30 P.M. 3:50 3:30 3:00 2t40 2:20 2:00 P.M. 4:50 4:30 4:00 3MO 3- 3:00 ar... Fernilalc.ar IO:0O 945 9:30 ar..Mouut. V'w-ar ar... OIciiivooiLmIv FOR PUNA lv Hilo ar ar...01aa Mill...ar ar..Pahoa Junc.ar ar I'ahoa ar IKJO... i:i40.... I2:oo;... 12:20... 'nr..I'nhoa Junc.ar ar ruua lv Sunday. A.M 9:00... 9!2oL. 10:05... I0:25. 10:45... Ii:05'... lv Hilo ar ar...Ulaa MUI...ar an-PahoaJuuc... ar I'auoa ar ar..Pahoa Junc.ar ar l'una lv Excursion tickets between nil points are sold on Saturdays nnd Sundays, good returning, until the following, Monday noon. Commutation tickets, cood for twenty five rides between any two points, and thousand mile tickets are sold at very low rates. W. II, LAMI1F.RT, Superintendent. WH. G. IRWJ& CO., Ltd. Sugar Factors, Commission Agents. Sole Agents for Vatioual Cane Shredders, Ualdwin Locomotives, Alex. Cross & Sons' Sugar Cane and Coffee Fertilizers. SRLLS TIIIC IlIfST 1H1Y GOODS At Cheapest Prices, New Stock Much Mouth. Small Profits. Front St.. Sprockols' Block A.M. P.M. 8:00 3:00 8:20 3:20 8:30 3:30 8:45 3:45 9:00 4:00 9:iS 4'5 A.M. lOW 10:50 2: ! 5 5s B- 5 S 13 ' in ! 5 Si 3 s ! So 3 w: 0 ; s o o M a : I ! W : ITS ' H -ss fc -o rV?rrtTrTrywwftfi HoiISellolll Sanitation It is now recognized that nearly all diseases, especially tlioie ol nil nctile character, are due to germ';. The germs are everywhere. No amount of caution "or ordinary cleansing can gel rid of them. It is necessary, especially at this time of year, that disinfectants and germicides be freely used about the home. All sinks.'drains, closets, dark and damp places should have attention. We carry all the reliible disinfectants, ?. odorizem and germicides. If in doubt as to what to ue for hiiv patticular purpose we can advise you. HILO DRUG COMPANY LIMITED H. L. SHaW, Manager KEYSTONE SALOON Draught Boor IO Conts "When you need a drjnk call at the KEYSTONE, corner Front and Ponohawai streets. A first class line of WINES LIQUORS BEERS always on hand. Tolophono IO W. DOWNER Proprietor. HILO MARKET CO., LIMITED. Telephone No. 39. Bridow St. - IIn.o, II. I Pacific Meat Markel Front St., Hii.o, II. I, Choice Cuts of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal. POULTRY of all Kinds FRESH ISLAND BUTTER Fine Fat Turkoys. . . Sucking Pigs. Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd. Houses Wired and Lights Installed In accordimcc with the rules ol the Na. tional Hoard of Fire Underwriters. A complet" stock of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Fixtures, Shades, Table, lied and Desk Lamps, etc., always 011 hand. Fan Motors . . . $10 Fan Motors, swivel frame, 8 Sowing Machine Motor 20 Power for operating them fi n month Installation charged extra. Estimates furnished on 'all classes ol Hlectrical Work and Contracts taken to install apparatus complete. PACIFIC TRANSFER CO. IInudkM.n.1 Store HAGAK 126 KINC ST. HONOLULU Phone, Main 51 ' ,- ) V V 1 . r ' r W 4 M w "j i fv '' -' ' k r 'i. &'. t '. -::4' ;V'