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Vol. XI. No. 1974.
HONOMU.I TKKHITOKY K HAWAII. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22 IWI1
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Second Husband failed
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Suicided.
HORRIBLE ASSAULT ON
WIFE AND DAUIHTER
Motive Thought to be Desire to Secure
Agnew Ranch for Himself
Mother and Child are
Recovering.
San Jose, Oct. 14. The Wily" of Char
les Douglas, who committed suicide
yesterday after having made a mur
derous attack upon his wlfo and his
stepdaughter, Miss Aloha Agncw, was
burled today. No mourners followed
the casket; no clergyman was present
at the graic; no prayers were said; no
hymns were sung. It was according to
tho Instructions of Mr J. Douglas, who
, paid:
i "Take the body and bury It and bring
tho bill to :ne. It is not necessary tnat
there should bo a funeral."
Klftecn-year-old Aloha Agnew, who
with fractured skull escaped from
Douglas and took the Btory of ins
crluiu to the nearest neighbor. Is hov
ering between life una death. The
physicians found thot tho child's fron
till bone had been crushed and that
pieces were pressing upon the brain.
Trepnnlng was found necessary.
Twelve bone splinters were removed,
There were also found a two-Inch frac
tut e of the temporal bone and a three
Inch fracture above. Whllo the physl
clans I'litertaln some hopes, of her re-
c-ovcry they say that complications may
uilxe at any tlmo dining, the next few
days jyhlch would make It ImpojHlble.
After the bane had been pressing
upon her brain was removed the girl's
paralysis began to disappear, and she
wiib able to articulate for the first tlmo
slucc Douglas struck her upon the
head. ,
Mrs. Douglas has not been so well
today as she was yesterday, although
her Injuries are jio so serious as those
of her daughter. -It Is'bellevod'that shu
Is suffering from nervous shock and
will rally during the next twenty-four
hours. The doctors say there is no
reason why she should not recover.
The police arc still pondering on .io
motive that led Doughs to attempt the
murder of his wife unci stepchild. They
are ubout agreed that bickerings over
property rights had much to do with It.
Whllo the Agnew Btock farm was in
Mrs. Douglas' name, having been In
herited from her ilrst husband, llcury
J. Agnrw, Douglas had put about $5500
of his own money Into it. Tho theory
advanced Is that Douglas had Intended
to kill the whole family, with the ex
c-eptlf.i of his own nine months' old In
fant, and take the chances of getting
away, so that tho property might go to
his child. That he bail planned the as
sault Is shown by the fact that he had
tho rope with which ho attempted to
strangle Aloha conveniently at hand
with tho weapons with which ho made
the assault upon her mother and tier.
It wan supposed yesterday that
Douglas had not injured Irma Agnew,
his three-year-old stepdaughter. It
now del clops that the baby was struck
n sevcro blow over the right eye. Those
who believe Douglas Intended to kill
the entire family Insist tnat he struck
the blow. The , mother Is in doubt
about it, stating that the child may
have been hurt by her own efforts to
save the child.
Lute Sugar Rcporr.
Now Tork, Oct. IB. Sugar Raw,
firm. Fair refining, 3 5-16c; centrifu
gal, lj test, 3c; molasses sugar, 3c,
Refined sugars, steady. Crushed, S.COc;
powdered, 6.20c; granulated, C.lOc.
Good Lots
Low Priced
Everybody knows that
College Hills, with its flno
air, good views, wator sup
ply, car service and good
neighborhood la Honolulu's
best Buburb.
Hut not everyone realizes
that College Hills lota are
so much lower priced 'than
those In the hot, low-lying
district, with no vlow or car
service,
A thlrd-of-an-acre lot for
$900 Is only 6 cents per
squaro foot.
Easy. terms, too. Consult
tho Sales Agents.
McClellan, Pond & Co.
AND
. Castle & Lansdale.
iiiiwn
Mi ID Of TRUST
W. M. Camnbell. tho contractor.
baa made a deed of.'tf ust to It. Water
house & Co. of all ala property.
For some time Mr. Campbell has
been fooling the effects of the present
financial stringency and has been ham
pered In his -operations tneroby. Ills
liabilities do not exceed mi assets, but
under present conditions realization
on the property Is alow.
under arrangements maflo with wi-
Icrhouso & Co. they undertake to
flnanclerhli business and e.hlni out
of his present tight place.
The rumor to the effect that Camp
bell had made an assignment Is en
tirely groundless, and under tho ar
rangement about to bo completed mat
ters will go along smoothly.
BARNARD'S CIRCUK.
The Bernard Company's circus of
nrlctles began .Its second week In Ho
nolulu with a crowded tent. Thcro
was an entire change of program, there
being len new numbers. The audi
ence was delighted with tho excellent
show nnd went nwny perfectly satisfied.
Owing to an accident on the part of
one of the St. Loon boys while nt prac
tire In the ring In the morning, the
program ns published, was slightly
changed. The young mnn Injured one
of the bones In his ankle. The comedy
put on' by Uevcrlcy nnd Danvers waa
excellent. The same program will be
given, again tonight.
FRED C. HANDY APPOINTED
BY U. S. MARSMAL HENDRY
Transfered from Deputy-' Clerkship of
Federal Court Has Had Much
Official Experience in -
California.
Fred. C. Handy was this morning
appointed Chief Offlco Deputy United
Slates jiarsnal, tne commission Do
ing signed by Eugene 11. Hendry,
Marshal. Although tho larhal hae
not yet received advices of nls ap
pointment permanently to tho office.
the duties of which he has been per
forming since Marsnai nay s noain, u
waa Judge Ksteo's desire tnat thcTor-
nce or deputy snouiu be mieu.
For nearly eight tuontliB past Mr.
Handy has been deputy clerk of tho
United States District Court. He Is
a native ut California and for seven
years prior to coming nere ho was
secretary of one of tho State Insane
abylitms. Previous to that ho wub an
under sheriff of Mendocino county, and
before that acaln chief denutv clerk
ol the same county. Mr. Handy en
Jojed the acquaintanceship of Judgo
Esteo many years in California. He
Is married and his wlfo nccompanled
him to Honolulu. As deputy clerk
or the Federal Court Mr. Handy has
shown thoiough capacity, besides raak
lug a Hue reputation for courtesy
among all who navo had business with
tho office. Ilelng a man of good phy
sique, tho now deputy marshal may bn
oxpci-tcd to do credit to the sterner
duties of his office
Tito deputy marshal's snlary Ih $2-1
a year, which Is butter thnn that of
the deputy clerkship held by Mr.
nanny.
linemen of tho Hawaiian Electric
Company on Saturday-dropped a'llve
wlro on tho Hues of tho Mutual Tele
phone Company which burned out the
Hud of a cable nnd destroyed the tele
phone connections of u whole district
above Thomas Square. There have
been twenty-seven Mutual linemen
working hard ever slnco the accident
to lepnlr tho damngc, while the injured
subscribers aro exercising the best ot
their patience.
REPORT BOTHA CAPTURED.
London, Oct, . 15. At rumor was
started on tho Stock Exchange tnls'
mnrnlnir flint General llotlm. the floer
commander-in-chief has been captu,
cd However, a dispatch from Lord
iu iiciit;!, uuicu nt ticiuiia miciua;
evening, contains nothing mote im
portant than the weekly summary ol
the captures, a reiteration of tbe state
ment that General Kitchener's column)
are moyng against a considerable fore
of Doers near the Natal frontier with
which General, Dotha Is supposed to be
and tho announcement that Command
ant Scheeper's command In Cape Col
ony ha'sbefji broken up.
M.P.D.
The Merchants' Parcel Delivery
COMPANY.
Dollyors packages to any
part of tho city for 10c up
wards. Try them. Phone Blue 621.
Packages shipped 'o
all parts ot the United
States and Europe.
Office, 1047 llethel St,
opposite Honolulu Market
TELEPHONE JNE8 BUitNED
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Mate McDonald Indicted
For Assault Upon
High Seas.
HACKMAN R00NEY FINED '
FOR OBSTRUCTING MAILS
Jos. B. Atherton Succeeded by G. H.
Brown as Foreman of Federal
Grand Jury Jury Rolls ,
Called.
Proceedings In the United States
District Court were of varied Inteicst
Ihls morning. Theio was a change of
foreman In the Ornnd Jury. A caution
aiih Issued to absentee jurors. One In
dictment wns returned "not a true hill"
and one " a true bill." Upon a plea of
guilty a defendant was fined for the
misdemeanor of obstructing the United
States mull. A petit juror who ex-
.tended the reasons for his being ex-
rural beyond the one the court had ac
cepted was ordered to report himself
should the acceptable reason 'become
extinct.
When the court opened the roll of
the petit Jury was first called. It. N.
Ooyd hud been permitted by the court
to leave for Hawaii on duty as road
engineer. K. II. Porter, the only other
uror who did not answer, will be giv
en an opportunity to give the reason
why nt the Jury's next appearance on
Monday morning. Thus said the court
when excusing the Jury, nt the close
or the ilttlng', until that time.
W. D. llalding had Informed the
court In advance of sickness In his
family at IIIIo, and when he rose to
ask formally to be .excused Judge K.
tec nt llrst said. "Let htm be excused
from fmthcr services," but then check
ed himself, saying that might be too
much und asking tho Juror If ho could
not leturn should the trouble be over
before tho close of the term
The Juror answered thnt he was
bookkeeper for the IIIIo Sugar Co., to
which the court replied thnt he could
not be excused on that ground.
"There Is no ouo to pay the men."
pleaded the juror.
"That is bad i for the men," respond
ed the court, "but It can't be helped.
If youcfamlly get woll you will report
hero on ttio 1th of November."
When tho Grand Jury was culled
there were four ubsuntucs. David
Lloyd Colliding took his scat in tlmo
to answer In open court before the
Jury was dismissed.
fieorge C. Strntomoyer mot his fellow-Grand
Jurors in the lobby as they
were departing. Tho Jollying they
gave him attracted attention In tun
rourt room. "Oenlni George" was al
lowed to speak lor himself.
"I was delayed In the horse enrs,"
bo said.
"Delayed In tno horse cars." mused
tho court; "that's n preity good ex
cuse." And everybody touched:
Deorgo II. Paris and D. II. Murdoclt,
tho remaining truants, did not have
attachments issun for them, but th
court said If they were not there nt
next reporting of to Jury, on Monday
rooming, their eases would bo con
sidered. Joseph, II. Atherton, foreman of tho
(Irani) Jury, after dellveilng its rcpor'
usked to be oxcuscd from further at
tendance, as he was called away to
Now York on Important business and
desired to leave for .ho Coast In to
morrow's steamer.
Assistant District Attorney J. J
Dunne, being asked if he hnd anythlne
to say. Joined In Mr. Atherton's ro
quest.
Judge Ksteo said Mr. Atherton had
Informed him of his desire In tho be
ginning, when it was hoped the Ornnd
Jury would bo through with its work
by this tlmo, and granted the request.
Ho wanted a business man as foro
man and asked C. II. llrown If he bad
ever had experience on Juries. "Con
siderable," was the reply. Mr, Tlrowtt
was then appointed 'and sworn, after
whteh tliA nthpr rtrnn,! 1ur,ipa wnm
resworn.
1" report Ol me Urana Jury found
fl'tES of
the' tarU 8eaKK,DB for aB88llU upon
the high seas. A "true bill" of Indict
ment was found against ChnrleB Mc-
FOOL KILLER
Niagara Falls. N. Y.. Oct. 12. Peter
Nlsson of Chicago today made his sec-
ond trip through Whirlpool rapids In
the little steamer built by him for the
purpose and named "the Fnnl-Klllcr."
Several hundred spectators witnessed
tho feat, alternately cucerlns tho veil
m
m
turesome navigator and 8tnndlng.tlmofloatlngclosotothoranlds.wav-
breathless when It sccmod that his
little craft must bo demolished.
Tho nyhllittlnn wna mnrn tlirilllnf?
than that given by Nissen July 9th,
when ha first shot the rapids, and tho
Chlragoan tonight admitted that ho
was more shaken up than on his pre
vious trip. The boat, ton, Buffered
soma injury to Its outor wnrkn, but
hold together through thu perilous
Journey,
Soon nfter 2 o'clock Nissen ran from tho boot wob In full vlow as tho sun
tho Canadian to thn American shore Dashed upon It, tossing, rolllnu mid en
under a full head ot steam. For ovor vortlng down tho rocky canyon of Nl-
an hour hi j boat remalnon" still, but
1 about 3:30 o'clock a email boat took
i
till SNMl
Clovernor Dole waa naked to- 4
4 If a special election were going to
f be held for tip representative seat 4
made, vacant by the death of Mr.
f Kwallko of Hllo. 4
"Yes," the Governor replied;
4 "the proclamation will be Issued 4
In a few days."
V "Has the date been determln- 4
. ed?"
4- "It will be about the 9th ot
December." 4
"Does this prefigure a special 4 J
4 session of the legislature?" 4
4-' "Not at all." Governor Dole 4
4-answered.. "We hold tlic election 4
y uecause no naTe m. ics, u is re- v
4 oulred bv statute." .
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Donald, llrst mate ol .e same vessel,
lor the offense Just naiued.
In tho case of Ilakcr. tbo court or
dered his sureties' exonerated, Mr.
Fitch s motion In his behalf, present-
hJ the other day, to dismiss the Infor
mation, wns taeu. bv counsel on botn
sfdes nnd the couVl' ns being liow un
necessary to nrguf.'
.Ititlge Kstce, h4uver, refused to
consider the simitar motion In Mi:
Donald's caso as destroyed. The court
would simply ddtduthlng In tnu ma1
ter until It would hVnecn whether the
defendant made hi appearance. I
Mr. Fitch said ibh morally cer-
s?en,.?er
The caso was continued for two
weeks,
II. Itooney. n hackinau charged with
obstructing tho United States mails,
appeared In person besides being rep
resented by F. M..llrooks ns counsel.
Mr.- Urooks desired to withdraw the
plea of uot guilty for one or guilty.
Tho defendant was called up and
swum, but had only s.artijd to rocount
Hie farts when Mr. Ilrnoks was allow
ed In speak for him. The attorney
told of the tangle . e defcudant had
gut. into on mo cceanie wnnii. wnen
.:r".r,1"L.l,.B.0.,l
followed between the postal officials
" nr nui ri nun inn ntUUIilD tutu I
pinl himself.. In the Pollro Court the
defendant had been discharged when I
tne'd for disobeying police officers In
connection with the same troubtu.
Itooney bore n good reputation; this
wns Ills llrst nticnso nnd. moreover.
ho had suffered heavy loss In tho
Stock-yards Co.'s fire. Mr. Urooks
simply asked for leniency.
.Mr. Ultimo snluttliat. nu usual In
stub rnses. thorn wns n conflict of evi
dence. In consideration of the pica
of guilty nnd of tho first olTensn. he
would join In tint request for leniency.
Judgo Rsteo consulted the statutH,
finding tho maximum penalty for this
misdemeanor to bo one hundred dol
lars, and he lined tho' defendant twen
ty dollars. He said nothing of costs,
Tho fine was paid on thu spot.
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FOX TO MINDANAO. '
D. Fox. the former cnptnln ot the
mounted pntrnl, wns a through passen
ger In tbe Coptic on his way to Manila,
Mr. Fox states that he Is bound llrst to
Hongkong where he will take another
teamer direct for Manila. As soon as
be can get ready he will go to the Isl
and ot .Mindanao there to go into tho
mining business. Ho has collected n
lot of Information regnidlng the pros
pects of securing gold nnd Ih leudy to
try his luck.
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I'lllO Job L'nntltlK at the Bill-
ltin office Japan.
WILSON LAUDS BEET SUGAR
Washington, Oct. H. Secutary of Agriculture Wilson was ask-
ed today whether be had mudo any observation of the trust regard-
lug the price of Hiigms In tho territory where beet sugar operations
arc being carried on. Mr. Wilson said that ho had observed1 these
operations, but that, as n matter of course, It was not for lilm nor
bis department to have nnythll g whatever to do with tights between
the trust and tha beet sugar producers.
"It Is very evident," said Mr. Wilson, "that the sugar trust has '
become seilously alarmed over the meat giowth of the beet sugar i
industry In tho last few years, and this light against beet sugar,
which Is being openly made by tho trust, must convince them that
beet sugar In this country Is not controlled by tho trust,
"Tho troublo with It ull Is that the sugar trust operate only with
cane sugar, which It refines, whereas for about tbe'same money the
beet sugar factories turn out the complete product, doing their own
refilling. I want to repeat again that It will bo only a question of
tlmo when this cduntry will produce from bcots every dollar's worth
of sugar it con consume, nnd hnvo sugar left for export. 1 don't know,
of course', how much money the sugar trust is going to be willing to
spend in Oghting thu beet sugar proilucei-j. Tho trust would line to
.destroy this new Industry, but it cannot do that, becuuse bees pro-
(luce valuable by-products, nnd then, again, the men who are en-
gaged in maklug sugar from beets are nut men w.io are going to be
frightened off by price cutting by somebody else. Elforts of the trust
to kill off the beet sugar business will certainly be In vain, us they
ought to be." '
DIDN'T KILL THE FOOL
In tow and nulled it down stream to-
.ward the rapids. When It seemed to
be well Into the current the row boat
went ashore. There wero crowds of
peoplo about tbo gorge, and rhcor
upon cheer was wafted to Nissen as he
sat on the deck of his boat at this
Ing his hat, Nissen lowered himself
lnto tho ouglne room ond closed tho
linteh.
Hiding gracefully, the boat went In
under tbo lower stool arch at 3:40
o'clock. It was In tho center of the
liver, and It plunged full into the wild-
est part of the rapIdB. Wavo after
wnvo rolled over it, tho smokestack
bolng torn away by tho flrt big wavo.
At nno tlmo tho bright red bottom of
agara, but tho croft naver timid com
It, plctoly ove. Buffeted by billows that
!
I Milfll: UK
President Wants to Know
I of His Full
Plan.
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UNllfcU MMC3 AHJM
u.irr Tunnimu wide
HAVE THROUGH WIRE
To Asiatic Ports-Philippine Conci
sion Offers No Barrier-Waiting
for Congress to
' Meet.
Washington, Oct, 12. Jttlnrney (len
etal Knox hnd another long confcieiuo
with President Ilooseve . as to the
proposition of the Commercial Cable
Collmll. t0 w. a cde fioni the Unit-
'Hawaii and (lunm. Knox advised the
. President to take no action nt present,
but to nwalt further Information us to
the purpose of the company after Its
cable was completed to the Philippines.
It Is deemed deslrnhlo to know wheth
er It would extend Its own line to
China or would make arrangement
vi Itli the ICnglish company that already
hns u cable from Hongkong to Manila.
The Attorney (leneiul regarded It us
ery Important that tncre should bo a
u.t0 ,nc flom ,,, M1tnl stnt,.,
to the Philippines and the continent
. . ,, , . .
' '. lu e "' war ,l n"nl "c
necessary for tho .United states to not
only conliol u cable line to tho Philip
pines, but ulso to control a line from
the Philippines to China or some other
point In Asia.
The matter of the Spanish conces
sions grunted In 1808 to the F.ngllsh
company, giving It nn exclusive fran
chise for cable innnectlons In cue
Philippines, wus cniefully considered.
Attorney General Knox advised thy
President that this exclusive franchise
would not hold. He cited the recent
action by the Transvaal Commission
which held that concessions granted
by tho lloer Government in the Trans
Mini would not be recognized ns valid
b the tilltlsh Government.
The probability Is that no deflate ac
Hon will be taken by tne President In
relation to the company's proposition
until the company shn.i have made
clear Its Intentions regnrdlng tho cnu.o
line between the Philippines nnd Chi
nn.
Mnpiiuln Ito Itnpiviveil HenHH
Chicago, Oct. 13. Marquis Ho anil
party, who haw been slgiit-KccIng In
Chicago, left tonight for Now York,
whenc-o they will proceed to Washing
ton. Whllo there, tho Maitmls will call
on the President. Marquis llo hns
lieen In noor health for some tlmo. hut
I""' beforo leaving tonight ho salt ho
' r,.i,V. trnni...r limn when he left
completely submerged her. she rean
penred further down tbe stream, only
to take some new fantastic leap.
Just three minutes aftor this wild
dance began Nissen had passed
through Whirlpool rapids. Soon he
was In the less tumultuous waters.
Though his llttlo boat was still whirl
ing and plunging mndiy, his head now
renppearcd in tho open hatch, and thu
crowd strung along the cliffs away
nnovo him cheered lilm to tho echo
Only a brief moment ho remained In
vloiv. Tho waters woro still too rough
and ho pulled down tho hatch and
again disappeared,
. With a few- mnro desperate lunges
tho crnft struggled over toward ' tho
'Canadian shore, nnd thoro bogan to
swing around In the whirling current
of tho pool. Again tho daring naviga
tor nppoa ud and this tlmo ha climbed
out on dock and bo rodo down along
i thu Canadian snore,
II
ADMIRAL BOB EVANS
TO PASS THIS WAV
Washington, Oct. H. Hear Admiral
ltobley D. Kvntis left here this after
noon for San Fraui-isco, wnenco no
will accompany Rear Admiral Casey,
commanding the Pacific station, on the
tlngslilp Wisconsin to Tutuiia. Samoa.
Admiral Casey Is charged with tho In
vestigation of certain allegations made
by missionaries In Samoa against the
moral character of Captain 11. F. Til
ley, naval governor of Tutulla. in
cose It should be found necessary to
order a naval court for tho trial of
Captain Tllley, Admiral Evans will bo
appointed piisldent of the court. The
remainder of the detail follows: Cap
tains Cooper, Glass, Thomas. Merry,
ttelter and Hnriington, United States
Marine Corps, with Captain Myer,
United Stntes Marino Corps, as Judge
advocate. These officers wilt sail nn
the Solace fiom San Francisco.
KiNNEYJPAYS $5
Attoruey W. A. Kinney was flued
fllty dollars In Judge Gear's court this
mottling for keeping the court nnd
jury waiting.
Ho explained thnt he was delayed
at his office, but to remind him that
the court's time is golden and each
.tooting minute Is past roreyer,' tho
i1ih wns Imposed by the court and
paid by the tardy barrister.
IS
REFUSED A LANDING
FROM CITY OF PEKING
' V
He'.d That She is Not the Lawful Wife
of Her Purported Husband-
Habeas Corpus
Case.
A Japanese woman named Nao hem
been detained on quarantine wlmrf
slty.e the steamer City of Peking ar
riled from Japan last week. Collec
tor K. It. Hturkable and Immigration
Commissioner John K. llruwu refused
to allow thu woman to land on the
ground that she Is uot the lawful wifo
ut Yul KuJIio, uuder which claimed re
lationship she comt-s to these shores.
It wus reported late this afternoon
that n writ of habeas corpus Was about
to bo served on the Collector nnd tbe.
Commissioner to bring tbo woman be
fore Judge Estee. The petitioner is
II. Segl, repiesented by Atkinson &
Jiidd, attorneys.
Segl, us a irieud acting tor the wo
man unable to act for herself owing
to restraint, will allege that Yul Kti
Jlro wns lawfully divorced from his
former wife. Mutsii, under the laws of
.Inpnn, on August 19, J Pol, and on Sep
tember i following married Nao undo:
the laws of Japan.
The habeas corpus proceedings If
tnrrlcd out me for the purpose of pre
venting the deportation of Nno by the
Htenuicr Coptic sailing today.
Should the court Dud any exception
In this case to tho taw making the Col
lector and the Commissioner's author
ity final, savu for appeal to the Secre
tary of the Treasury, and allow tut
woman to land, then there' Is a prob
ability Unit the Japanese husband
would be prosecuted for bigamy.
'i"
WlvconHln Off fop Samoa,
Seattle. Wash., Oct. 14. Tho United
Stntes battleship Wisconsin sailed
under sealed Navnl orders for Samoa
by way of Honolulu today.
Doctor "Well, Johnnie, don't you
feel better since I gave you tho medi
cine?" Johnnie "Yes; I forgot all
about being III." Doctor "That's
what 1 thought; and It wasn't hard .to
take, wns It?" Johnnie "Well, It was,
rather, for It took two of us boys to
hold Carlo while we gave it to him."
Tlt-lllts.
HERE'S SOMETHING
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X
nrHERE are several hundred school
X children in Honolulu and most
of thrse will need a new pair
of school shoes soon.
What we want Is o sell all or most
of these shoes, and have made extensive
preparations to that effect We have
whatwe'btlleve to be the best line of :
school shoes In the country In
HAMILTON and BROWN
SECURITY SCHOOL HOB
They are made of the very best" mater
ials by reliable workmen, and they're
made to stand the wear.
1
$2. SO BUYS A PAIR
MANUFACTURERS SHOE CO.,
IOS7 FORT 8TEDT.
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Herb. Mossman Believes
Spite Work is Being
Done.
VERY WR0THY OVER ACT
OF A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Officer Demands' Person of Little
Annie Kaniho- -He Would
Return Her to Beretania
School Forthwith.
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Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert Mossman arc
having more troublo with tho school
authorities at thu Ilorotunla School.
The present difficulty is thu direct out
growth of the recent trouble between
Mrs. Mossman and'her little girl, An
nie Kaniho by name, aud r. L. S.
Cleveland, which enme to a head In
tho Police Court about three weeks
ago.
Ycsterduy, the truant officer, who
does the work for the lleretanla
School, called at (ho home of Mr. and
..Mis. Mossmnn and stated that he had
oidcrs to secure the person of Annie
ixanino nnd return ner to the llere
tanla School. .Mrs. Mossman was the
only person in the house nnd she
slated that the little girl had been
sent lo another school. The officer
Is Bald to hnvo replied that he did not
crtre anything about that. He had bis
orders and ho Intended to carry them
out. 'i
Mrs. Mossman did not caro to ill
vulgo tho name ot thu school to which
the child had been sent, for fear the
officer would go directly to that place
nnd secure tho girl. She therefore
kept silent on this point and went In
search for her husband. Tho officer
returned nguln to the Mossman home
during the day but got no satisfaction
whatever.
The situation is just this;-' As soon
ns 'the case In the Police Court was
disposed of and Dr. Cleveland was
round not guilty by Judge Dickey. Mr.
and Mrs. Mossman took the child out
of the lleretanla School and sent her
to the Castle Home Kindergarten, n
private Institution. At t-at placo the
c mill wns taken in on the word of the
pin cut h, wbo stated that she had-been
vaccinated. When seen about me caso
this morning. Mr. Mossman said:
"I Intend to dent this caso to the
end. It looks to niu like spite-work.
What right has the principal of tho
lleretanla School to demand mat the
child he taken back to her school? f
am not aware that a certificate Is nec
essary for a transfer under tho circum
stances, for I have sent my llttlo girl
to n prlvatn school. Resides t.iat; tho
principal or the school stated on tb
witness stand In tho recent case In
the Police Court that c llttlo girl was
too young to be attending the llereta
nla lusltutlon. Sho had been admit ed
by the principal who bad cbargo pre
vious to her administration.
"It is my Intention to keep my lit
tle gill In the Castle Homo Kindergar
ten, aud I do not Intend to brook any
Interference. I know ray rights In the ,
matter, nnd. If thcro Is any attempt
made to take tho girl out of tho kin
dergarten, there will bo troublo and
plenty of It,"
Mr. Mossman was at the police sta
tion this forenoon and, from what he
snld, the action of tho school authori
ties does not seem to moot with tho
approval of the pollco authorities. In
Ibis case there Is another attempt on
tho part of the truant officer to force
himself Into tho Mossman homo, he
will very probably bo ejected. If an
assault takes placo, a warrant will be
Bworn out for tho man's arrest.
It seems i,t was only yesterday the
Mnssmaus received tbo certificate
from Dr. Cleveland, Bhowlng tnat she
had vaccinated tho child. As tnls In
teresting event took place about a
month ago, tho Mossmana are natural
ly nt a loss to account for the delay.
The vaccination of the child by Dr.
Hoffman, about whlh Dr. Cleveland
testified, saying It ws difficult to te.
vaccination from other klnda of marks,
has been proven. Although the Hoaa
mans have not found the certificate,
they have seen Dr. Hoffman' books
and tho entry has been found.
That will please' the
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