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Vol. II. No. 421.
HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1896.
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between tho rails, and my leg was
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in time, but 1 havo been troubled
evei since with swollen veins, and
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a bafydago. About a year ago it be
came much worse, and I feared I
slrtull bo obliged to givo up my
work. A friend advised mo to try
AyVfs Sarsaparilla. I did so, and
aftentaldng four bottles tho swell
ing uisnppcarai, aim j. u.ivu
been 'troubled with it since."
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH
VAUIOHN !(i:lOKT.N, IMCTITIOXS ANIt
co.u.uijnicaiions acikd N.
l'iitl Unit it CoiiirrcfH nC T.epro-
Klt he, Held Tor llio Niitrrloii
mid I'rcveullon of I.rirony.
At tho regular mooting of tho
Board of Health yesterday after
noon tho following proceedings
were had :
Tho petition of Leo Kni Fni, n
Ohineso from Hongkong, for a
license to practico medicine, was
referred to tho Board of Medical
Examiners.
Tho touder of tho Hollister
Drug Company for supplying
drugs nnd medicines for tho use
of tho Board for tho ensuing year
was accepted.
Tlio request of tho wife of n
leper to bo allowed to send her
twolve-year-old girl to the Kupio
lani Homo for girls was deuied.
Kinau, -who owns three dwell
ing hou'ses which woro condemn
ed as unlit for habitation during
tho cholera season, petitioned to
bo allowed to rout two of tho
buildings and occupy tho third.
Referred to tho Sanitary Commit-
too to report on next week.
Tho usual letters nnd reports
from Superintendent Meyer of
the Leper Sottloineutaud Veterin
ary Surgeon Mousnrrat were re
ceived and approved.
Dr. Hildebrand reported ex
amining 737 female pupils in tho
Honolulu schools. Dr. Williams
of Hilo made a similar report.
Tho position of Government
physician for tho district of Ha
naloi, Kauai, was offered to Dr.
Brown of Kealia.
Sheriff Andrews of Maui was
appointed ogont of tho Board to
adviso with the matron of the
Wailuku hospi'.al on financial and
othor concerns of that institution.
Sheriff Andrews was granted
permission to sell tho old pest
house nt Wailuku for 25..
A loug communication from Dr.
Albert S. Ashmead of New York
to W. O. Smith, in rolation to n
proposed congress of leprogists to
doviso ways and means for tho
suppression of leprosy was road
and referred to tho special com
mittee on leprosy.
A communication from Dr.
Eldredgo of Yokohama concern
ing the IluRntsu Minoral bprings
in Japan was also road.
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iioAiiii or i:iucaiiok.
Iudiiatrlnl Work ut tho llofariu Scliuol
to be liiniiKuriiteil.
At tho meeting of tho Board of
Education hold yesterday after
noon Professor Alexander report
ed arrangements mndo for the
selection of school sites at Hann
mau, Hawnii, and Pearl City.
Tho blauk forms for school
tenchor's certificates, recommend
ed by doputy inspector J. F.
Scott, were approved and adopt
ed.
Tho Board refused tho request
of J. Smith of Koloa, Kauai, to
lease a lot of land nt thnt place
which belonged to tho Board.
Minister Coopor reported on
tho proposition to stnrt industrial
work at tho Reform School, stat
ing that tho Executiva woro in
favor of tho new departuro. Ho
recommended thatSOOO be expend
ed in making necessary arrange
ments. Doputy-inspcctor Scott was in
structed to procuro n list of all
the scholars in tho Emma street
school nnd that conducted by
Armstrong Smith, Baid list to
show which of the pupils paid for
tuition.
Tho potitiou for tho releaso of
Froitas, a Reform School boy,
was granted.
Mr. Dumas nppearcd boforo tho
Board and explained certain re
commendations iu connection
with tho Practice School, and Mr.
Scott wiib authorized to procuro
an estimate of tho cost of fencing
In the i building occupied by that
school.
Applications from McflsrB Bar-
ton unci O. H. Whito for tho posi- ,
tion of assistant at tho Rfform
School woro laid on tho tnhle.
School ngont R. W. Moyor of
Molokai was authorized to closn
one of Urn schools on that island
until a suitable teacher could be
found.
It waB ordered that tho Maomno
school bo iiuislied up ut once.
iitoimi.i: in tiii: fojii.y.
A WrontfCil iin1hiiiI Comip Ilinno
U'lien Nut i:.Tiocteil.
Last night between 10 and 11
o'clock Bon Pangelinnn went
homo quite unexpectedly and
found tho door of his wifo's room
locked. Ho kicked it in and found
auothor man occupying tho pluco
in tho bed which lawfully belong
ed to him, which was just what ho
had expected and prepared for.
After kicking in tho door Bon
drew tho pistol ho had provided
himsolf with and entered tho
room. Tho guilty parties both
jumped out of bod, tho wifo making
her escape duringtho subsequent
proceedings which interested
her not. Tho man made abreak
for tho door without waiting to
put on his clothes but was stop
ped by a blow iroin tho lujureu
husband's fist which partly Btun
ncd him. Ben then put up his
pistol and after putting tho man's
head "in chancery" thumped him
uutil his head was covered with
blood. Ho thon compelled tho
man to sit on a chair until n
policemnu nrrived, refusing to
allow him to put ou his clothes
uutil ho had been taken in charge.
At tho police station ho was
identified as Arthur Jones, a clork
in tho Manufacturers' Shoo 6tore,
and one of tho promiuont young
half whitos about town. He was
charged with being found unlaw
fully on tho premises of another
at night, and later bailed out
and sont homo.
Ben Pangelinau is tho second
steward on the Hall, but loft Mint
vcsboI during hor last trip nnd
came home ahead of timo in order
to verify certain suspicions of his
wife's fidelity which had been
aroused in his mind.
Somo nccounts havo it that ho
battered Jones over tho head very
soveroly with tho butt oud of his
revolver, but tho above will likely
bo found to bo tho truth. During
tho morning tho wifo wns also, ar
rested but afterwards allowed to
go on hor own recognizance.
Tho enso against Jones was
called iu tho Police Court today
but wont ovor.
tub iU!tciinwi. itr.sr.uvoiit.
I-Witter Turned In
'ctcrluy LciiIih
the Night.
Out During
Yostorday afternoon tho now
Punchbowl reservoir was filled
for tho first timo for the purpose
of testing tho comout work nnd
discovering tho location of nny
possible cracks. This morning
tho water waB fouud to bo run
ning out through a Binall leak in
tho bottom. Tho wator was turned
off and n search mndo for tho leak.
It was fouud to bo in tho bottom
of tho reservoir, but there wero on
ly a few slight cracks in tho co
mont to show for it. It is sup
posed there is a bed of black sand
under that particular place which
has caved slightly from tho pres
sure above. Tho place will bo ex
cavated and filled with rook and
cement nnd it is expected thoro
will bo no more trouble
IIuwhIIiiii llurdwuro Co.
In a ehango of ndvortisoraout
this morning tho Hawaiian Hard
ware Company calls attention to a
few novelties in tho shnpo of tho
improved American meat and
vegetable choppers, bird cages
both brass and painted, Hartman's
steel wiro door mats, rain gauges
and portable boot black stands.
A couplo of drunks, male nnd
femalo, woro given the usual fino
in tho police court Hub morn-iiig.
IMPORTANT DECISIONS
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CltANnF.I.t. AUK ritAI'IlS.
Itmvllns IVoli'cfi'tl la Ulu i:lslitN
TriMt t'uiitt tlimrilcd Other
Court .'nt".
Judgo Perry has tendered a
decision on the bill in equity to
cancel a deed brought by Maria
K. llatbottlo and William llnr
botilo her husband against T. W.
Rawlins. Thtt grounds stated in
tho bill are that the execution of
tho deed was procured by Rawlins
through unduo influonco nnd mis
representation, and while com
plainants wero acting under fear j
nud constraint caused nud exer- .
cised by defendant. After roviow-
ing the ovidouco tho Judgo fiuds :
upon it, nud upon tho law, that
tho complainants nro not ontitled '
to tho relief prayed for. Henco i
tho bill is dismissed. MWoon it
Ediugs for complainants; Robert
bou tor (leteuunut. in rendering
tho decision, tho Court quotes
Story ns follows: "If a parson of
ordinary understanding, ou whom
no fraud has been prnclicod,
makes an imprudent bargain, no
court of justice can releaso him
from it. Inadequacy of i
consideration is not n substantial
ground for sotting aside a convey
ance of property."
' Judgo Carter has rendered n de
cision on motion for ordor of
publication of summous, in tho
case of James J. Byrno vs. John
Allen, Henry Allon, Henry
Rhodes, W. II. Lambert, A. Feok,
B. F. Dillingham and tho Oalm
Railway & Land Company. Tho
bill alleges the recovory of a
judgmont for $812.12 nud costs
against tho defendants othor than
Dillihf'hum and tho company;
thnt'thoro is no property in this
republic which could be attached '
or tnkon nutler oxecutiou; that tho
defendants other than those ex
cepted nro non-residents; that '
thoro is an agreement between tho j
railway company nnd Feok by
which Feek is to receivo $7000 of
its bonds on tho completion of its
roadbed to Kaena Point, and that
tho right or equitablo interest of
Feek in said bonds cannot be
taken ou execution. Tho relief
sought is an injunction addressed
to tho Oalm Railway it Land
Company enjoining it from pass
iug tho 6nid iuterestof Feok in or
to said bonds to him pr his as
signs, nnd tho application of tho
proceeds of Feok's interest there
in to tho iudtrmeut debt. There
is no allegation thnt execution
has issued aud has been returned
uusntisfied.
Tho Court in effect fiudB that it
has no jurisdiction to summon
Feck by publication, and such be
ing so it cannot constitutionally
soquostor tho property to onforce
a judgment nt law. It would bo
objectionnblo to enjoin tho com
pany from passing tho intorest of
Feek, which, if tho Court did not
acquire jurisdiction of Feek, would
tie up the bonds indofiuitnly. The
motion is over-ruled; the cause
cannot proceed in tho absence of
propor service ou tho defendant
Feok.
Magoon it Ediugs for plaintiff;
Wood for Dillingham and tho
Railway.
In tho mntter of tho application
of Bruco Cnrtwright, trusteo for
SiiBie F. Cnrtwright and two
children, to invest $5000
in a chnttel mortgage of a half
intorest in a collection of coins
and medals, to boar nine per cent,
per milium, Judgo Carter hns ren
dered n decision. Ho disallows
tho application on tho ground that
the proposed invostmont is not n
propor ono for trust fundB. Un
der tho terms of this particular
deed, which require first-class in
vestments, tho Court considers
that security Bhould bo of the first
importance and tho rate of iutor
.ost secondary. Apnrt from tho
deed it would not bo approved if
the trusteo mndo it on his own re
sponsibility. "The properly of
fered hns no markot or definito val
ue, and, while the collection may
bo of greater vnluo than ton thou
sand dollars to tho present owners,
still under a foreclosure snle of
an undivided interest it is extreme
ly ( doubtful if tho samo would
bring nuy thing like five thousand
dollars from anyone iu this coun
try, aud tho mero fact of adver
tisement of such sale in n foreign
country would not insuro so much
as investigation, not to sny bid
dors." The fact that tho parents of
the children interested hnvo con
sented to tho proposed investment
ennuot affect tho requirements of
the law, as tho interest of tho
children ennuot bo prejudiced by
any consent or act of the parents.
Kinnoy and Ballon for trusteo.
A. M. Knhananui vs. James
Ashfnrd, injunction, has been sot
for hearing next Monday.
Judgo Perry has signed a decreo
affirming tho bill to apppoiut n re
ceiver, etc., in tho caso of J. K.
Sumner by his uoxt friend, Maria
S. Davis, against M. F. Crnudell.
Tho decreo Bots out that tho pow
er of attorney alleged to havo been
givon by J.K.Sumner to tho defend
ant wns obtained by Crandell by
frnud aud is n fraudulent in
strument. Also thnt a certaiu in
strument signed by J. K. Snmuer
in favor of M. F. Ornndoll, whero
by Sumner trnnsforred nnd as
signed to Crnutloll for thirty live
years one-third part of nil the not
income, rents, issues nnd profits
accruing or dorivod from tho pro
perty of Sumner after nil expendi
tures for care and mnnngemont
nnd snle had been pnid, was ob
tained by tho defendant of
Sumner by frnud and is also a
fraudulent instrument.
Tho decreo orderB both tho
fraudulent instruments to bo re
voked, tho property restored to
Sumner, nnd n full accounting
mndo by Crnudell, who is also
enjoined from .having any moro
to do with tuo property. Jnmos
A. King is decreed as appointed
to bo porraanont receiver of tho
estnto of J. K. Sumuer, having its
full maungemont, under a bond of
S25,000.
jungoou nnd iuiinpy for com
plainnnt; Cnstlo nnd Dolo for de
fendant. .
Cecil Brown, administrator nnd
trusteo of tho estnto of W. M.
Gibson, has filed his third annual
account. Receipts $3390.47, pny
mouts $2a(!0.79, bnlanco $520.08.
Ho also files n report, chiefly tak
en up with n statement of tho ar
rangement lately mndo with W.
G. Irwin for tho relief of tho es
tnto. Croighton it Correa havo filed
an nppoal for Arthur Fitzgerald,
sentenced to two years for shoot
ing a polico officer in tho leg.
Tho same hrm, with o. is., ivnne,
havo filed Geo. Houghtniliug's
appeal from couvictiou for un
lawful liquor Belling.
0. Knisor nud Chun Miug, ad
ministrators of tho estato of Lam
Pow, havo filed their first nnd lin
al account. Receipts $171.03,
payments $171.03, balnnco to dis
tributo among creditors $300.
Mrs. Mnrin J. Forbes has ent
ered n suit of ejectment against
Christian Gertz and Anna Uortz
for property at Knwaiahao.
TOOK 1(IS- IIV .IIISIMKi:.
An riectrlc I,fht Mmi Itrlnhi Acid
Cold Ten.
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An omployoo of tho Electric
Light Works nnmod S. Stobbius,
who was working in tho now
stables of W. G. Irwin atAVnikiki,
took somo nitromnrintio ncid in
mistake at noon today. Ho was
feeling quite thirsty, so taking up
tho bottle whioh ho thought con
tained ton, and which was labeled
"Root Boor," ho took a largo
draught of tho burning ncid.
Available antidotes woro givon
him, aud Dr. Sloggott was tele
phoned for. Dr. bloggett nccoru
paniod by Dr. Wnysou drovo out
nB quickly as possible Tho Buf
fering man was given tho propor
antidotes, and thon removed to
his homo on Emma stroot. When
soon at 2:30 this attornoon, Dr.
Sloggott said tho patient was rest
ing easy.
IS THIS OUR OLD FRIEND?
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Kiihiic1 to lie V.'. :. A h IVIni Onlnrd
.Until iloil-ly In IIiIh lljr
homo llnio 4i;o.
Many people will romenibor a
young man ho was known hero
an AV. B. Ash, who posed nB n
teacher of elocution nnd music
aud appeared in several entertain
ments horo. Ho wns accompanied
by a good-looking young woman
whom ho said was his wife, al
though ho showed his affection
for hor by taking o nhot nt her"
with a revolver while thoy woro
residing in n cottngo on Hotel'
street. It is more than likely that
this is tho samo young mnu who
is mentioned in tho following
clipping from n Into Call:
"Detectives John Seymour nud'
Rosa Whitnker were at tho Puhico
Hotel last night, waiting for somo
hours for the return of J."W. Ash,
who is said to bo n vory smooth
young man with soveral aliases,
who has been benting several ho
tels of tho country.
"Ash,nccording to the story, had
a traveling partner who hus been
operntiug for a part of tho timo
undor the nnmo of J. T. McKay.
Tho latter stopped at tho Occident
al for a brief timo, but appearB to
have grownapprehonsivo of arrest,
for it is said no loft tho city Tues
day. A reqtH'Bt has been sont
horo that thoy bo arrested for ob
taining inoiioy undor false protons
cs. It sepms that thesn men, both of
whom nro well dressed nud of
suave manners, wero at tho Ant
lers Hotol in Colorado Springs
from Soptombor 5 to September
11. Two youug women woro with
them, who passed as their wiveB.
Tho men left tho hotel aud went
to Denver, thoro apprising tho
women that they would return tho
next day.
Thoy did not put iu nn nppcar
nnco, nnd about this timo it de
veloped that thoy had feathered
their nests in ono way nnd nnoth
er to theexteutof sevornl hundred
dollars. At Colorado Springs tho
mon woro snid to havo registered
us J.T. McKay and J. W. Ash.
Further investigation brought
out tho story that thoy had left
KniiBns City on September 1, nnd
registered nt tho Brown Palnco
Hotel us A. W. Mnnn and wifo,
Boston, nnd H. AV. Gordon nnd
wifo, Arizona. It 'is said they
also announced nt ono timo thnt
they woro stock mon of Fort
Worth, Tex.
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In tho District Court Hub morn
ing tho caso of V. Thoui, charged,
with malicious iujury and mis
chief iu untying n horso belong
ing to Carl Klommo from tho
wncou to which it was attached
and thoroby possibly
causincr
damngo to tho amount
of $200,
was Bet for trial ou tho
Gth, on a
plea of not guilty.
J. Kolly was lined $2 nnd $3
cosls for battering another.
Maria da Mollo pleaded guilty
of profanity. Sentence suspouded.
Puakola was fined $50 for hnv
ing opium in possession, nnd tho
charge ot larcouy against
nollo pros. d.
Knolelo was soutencod to six
mouths on tho reef for bnttortng
his wifo, although tho latter tes
tified that ho only pulled hor by
tho hnnd nud she foil over n
trunk, iu llio ting n bad out ovor
her eyo and otherwise giving hor
tho appearance of having passed
through a throshing machine.
Doputy Marshal Hitchcock nnd
othors of tho polico told a different
story and testified to statemenlB
mado by both mnu nud woman nt
tho timo of tho arrest. It was' al
so shown that tho dofoudant had
beon convictod sovornl tiraco of a. ,
similar offense.
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