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tTDKOLTJLTJ UTAXBULLirrm, THUBSBAY, OCTOBER 1, 19U.
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f'ctrcpolitan Follows Lead of j
llnc!f im Rpfl!i7irtn Wpprf fnr!t bould or that it will in.the futura.
n u? . l T- 9J F a ,rThe school teiteherB of Germany are
ruum inouuuuuu, rudicia required to Bate wan a snowieog i.
5 j v s Mireiral Wnrk ;'' singing and of at least one - instru-
uCT'! lil'L-15
TO
fillet
WEEK
i ffient. And I would guard the kind of -
j a. , ..Y U-i tousle to be taught in our schools. It
and simultaneously points to what the"' ' Xh. IVtoY
Tv., 0,, . . the schools and, the clubs and enter-
E? J??.52i JJiwJJ '' P tainraents, even in religious services.
;SS2S.l t,. v. -I want lo se comm unity music
V?""'" v",',"& v-v "T more encouraged and given an im
diui
;'- Beginning today, and continuing xra
til further notice, the price of beef,
mutton acd veal at .the Metropoii-"
taJTMeai Company will be materially
higher than in the past.; The com
pany has cfScially announced to its
ctiticmc-rs that the price of meat has
ticn Incre ased from 15 to 20 per ..rent,".
According, to officials of the com
pany, this rise-Is due to the fact hat
the Hawaii Meat Company, '- from,
which the Metropolitan people pur
chase the majority of their meat has
bootted the price xf beef, mutton and
real.. The former price of beef oer
pound has been raised 20 per cent, the
price of muttcn per. pound 10 per cent
and one cent more a pound for veaL
The Metropolitan Meat Company, how
ever,; Las, npt raised Its prices la
qalte the same manner as the Ha
waii Meat Company.' Prices" bava
been raised cn two cuts cf mutton.
Defense Places'Five Witnesses
On Stand.This Morning-r
v Mystery Is Devcldped
That the defense In the trial of Jeff
McCarn, which Is now in progressbe-
v more encouraged ana given an im- ":. , " , -. , -"
. petus both vocal and instrumental. re Judge William L: Whitney In the
Let choral aocieUee, clubs of various territorial court, prpl ably will not be
ridor cf the federal court.. The de
fense has et 16 call several witness
es, before it rests'. Its' aset-'. "
t The trial of the district attorney
moved along rapldly this morning, five
ti'ittiocaoii r-9.ToA itr tlio Aaterwa Via v.
. public achools as well as .clubs and ,na ,, nr.A .vm
piBCori?ajiizaliont. T wrmlif hav nni . , . .
trt jt w t rrx mifi jrr mnTrnn . . ... w -tt - on m. rnvcrorT vrrTiTi ruir nrmff
' " --" -aionK wun reaamK. wnune ana amnvMMron tvieoic f.tfc. ,oi
certsih cuts of veal, and fromJOto ; metlc ,n cvr . 8jtera . of : edcatUrcrlralnaaon--Iiittfsv;efor; W-;A
per vfui a. juuiiu ,UJUJ c iui .
Eays Mr. Claxton, 'and the greater to-high Price for admission doe not neci
pcrtnce it is given in the - schools essarily mark the great artist With
and the earlier its study is be-gun tn taowledee of the Doihta that m to
the elementary classes, the stronger make good muc, the local and na-
uuiu iw uive upoa ine yuuus ana uve mu&lclans Ttlll be put on an
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WASHiXGTON. D. CL. Aug.
""f"' 7',J. Vital part cf the life of every vtftyiPan oi nexi weex, was ne siaiemem
?lP!TOUEif, i?i Ann and even the small- town. This is .made this morning by oneSot the coun
fiTr, irfS, L,Sre America falls short, more so sel for the district attorney. Counsel
: ;V ntte? - t -flta' the ast than in the west . ,-It is 1 for the defense is not yet ready to
?i,wl- f A,wU i Jtheee very things that will bring mu- state whether Mr, McCarn will be call
eubject MrT CTaxton Isa mn gicaI appredAtion. ' - - ed on the witness gland to give his
through personal investigations of wflni-lj-11,,(1,i .,Mitiw ti,, t.i n,,rt.,H unn r.
uouwum u "what AmpHra npri! snd ! vrtnM
LeV;." 33,2 ?'SSh.tTh? " V. Xat?S
, ' j .r i . . una ena. The encouragement of com
ing on their edncatlonaj systems anu,,-,- ,-iA si iAT,n.t.'-i'M'k-.t
. " , . . ,v,-y, ..Tnunity music ,m do much for tnusi
he is watching this same development,, ' t,. inJnAM v.
- ' o . . ui KuJiiuuu. i.wium ii&yi? t?vcTi rar. .1 t . i.- m .
eo.w : a mystery croppea - vui - oaring
the proceedings cs to, the Identity': of.
the person who; according to witnss'es
on the stand Wday; 'grasped Mrl -McCarn-about
the fhoutlders and: drag:
ged him to- the ; floor - ehbrtly. af
ter the district -attorney tad ' beei)
struck ? by McBriiie. Ilegardinff the
peutors and Judged accordinir to their 'question as to wh?n Mr. McCarn drew1lrir,alKAn
w vuituiM luuucuw vk in u viiiri is. . lieEiaes, it is noi everyone . v i .t.
sic there Is no question. r fcemembei who ,has the ability or talent or the vbo were called this morning testified
what a significant part this art played time to becomo- a; musicn. but In that they saw gun ufciil the'dlsr
among the early Greeks and hew- im-everyone can be cultivated the enpre- trlct aitorney was tm the-floor.--Others
portant It was -in the education of ciatichef music Jt U this that forms I testified that-they1 jJid net see him
tbeir youth' More than' this, music is the basis cf a musical nation. , Amer- draw a rev61ver..and that , he did not
so very practical find usaful. ; Many ica expends a yast sum on music, but Pt his hand toward his hip txjeket.?5
people do net step to realize that thialt does not always o it judiciously. Following the completion of tlrt
fact is demonstrated on every side. It.- VThe' bureau cf education Is mak- ' cross-examination of Mr.; Minnie Pet
furnJshos a profession. It is made use ng . a study, cf . the yarfous systems ers of Hllo, J'iorlndd Freitas; who ti&
of in the. home, in entertainments, in employed In many countries and com-' ured ia the-Sylvester trial in the fed
thA cljurch, In the schools and in. themunities fn which music forms a vital eral court, was called on .the stand,
community. It is really essential 1n nartcf tho school system and; local : She said that Rhe Md .bwn in nourt
nj pnases or cur;nre that its interests Wo shall soon tave some on the afternoba: or .the 'affair ,
A. splendid picture 6y Lionel - Wal-
den. the noted artist now visiting ITa-
twaii, has been hung at Currey's, and
wul he on view for the remainder vf
this week and probably-all of next. It
is "Capri Fishermen,- and U vivid
with Italian color and life;. The scene
shows two fishermen mendingiiets on
the sand, while a fishing-boat is Jylng
in the nearby water under the shadow,
cf high' cliffs: This picture was shown
in the Paris Salon and was exhibited
more recently In Philadelphia. . Every
where it ha3 attracted much atten
tion and favorable comment
'Mr. Walden is living at Waikikl now
and is painting Hawaiian scenes. He
has spent a number of months here,
having found flawaa to his liking
TIIAYlR and wood to
'i ViCiT SAN FP.AflCISCO
TO DEDICATE BUILDING thG rreater will be Ite benefit to theequal footing .with their foreign com-1
- " n8t!ca. :. VI'- setltors find Ind- pmrd!nff-t-A-thtp -
ner, answered the witness. ; :
Was he walking as a business man
would?" :. '-: -y-J.i- - .. ; ,.
,"1 believe sK" was tj reply,
"it wasnt a lawyer's walk, was It?
asked the city and county attorneys' s
The witness smiled, the court grin
ned and the jury laughed". ;
Now, where was Mr. McBride when
you '' first saw him- that afternoon r
was the:pext question." :
'He was halfway to, the downstairs
'and halfway to the upstairs,' replied:
the; witness. ' --, ' . ; -.;:--;.
"Did ycu hear McCarn i call McBride
a Jylng . -v sv
Ilasli fair coramiasion this
''a tK0TWM Chairman IL P.
-A Cecrttary of Uie Territory
,LiTi.n Thayer to go to San
o In'Jnr.ury end accept and
- K-cV i'A'B liluing ! the Tan-;
;. c i:-rcsiticn.:. it h expected
lu'JIng jIIl te compieted
V ft r r t' e f rst of the year. At
' i of the ccrmission to be
t Tl.'crr:.', a manager will
. . 1 to i.ave complete charge
' ..;;;:;;z during ILe exposition.
ccn:'.:!sEion members prob
i WA this pcsiUcn. '
c : r.! icn voted to retain for x)f cour?'- we have music as
Mrs. r.l.r.c!ie C Wciker, ; Ktudyia trf puMic
.. - -1 y was nr?o:nt?a to nave , riy "o cesns reac
so ma:
v t rncouregement should be fostered by interesting facts to disclose n-this after adjournment "ha
ev,tlaE8- ' " ' " : J6iect ;Ycu pot; jempha size too hallway tf the second
and
ad retired to' the
flocr.hire she
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It a rr; ort to tl:o ccrn
V.'r'.rr says lhrV'to
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a l.iofk In the
-4 BUi'iiKiy JflV aavocauan OI milS! 1 nan 4a!ifM HrH hBif-rrtnthol- anil MSr
schools, but it hasaa Important part la education and i titers. MtCamt nasfted ithem! crt Ms
hed the scope thai its Influence "upon e iiaUcji.;; : 1ay to -the office she said, and fcuoke
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pleasantly to thera.';He did not seem
the witness addea
McCam and McBride met- fai
the witness,' JtcCafn
said 1 don't; want -you to insult' me
any more aa your hftve done inourt
today McBrtde'Eald something about
a cripple, but f don't remember the
' said. - . McBride'put y s-liand'rin 'his
as if it had a pistol in it:l saw hlpi
Etriko McCarn l''&C.nt- see anytlilris
iaMcCafn's hand
I II r to be in a hurry.
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Witness VValked Faster; ; Y;:-- :
"I am hot used to those; words and
I., paid: no attention," answered Tthe
witness It was something like that'?
"New, you say you ran away". went
cn the attorney. "Just had fast did
yen 'ran away?" i-i--;v j-
-"I walked a little faster than I usual- W
ly walk," was the reply. ---st5 ,Y
"VcrB you subpoenaed toVopear as
a witness In' the trial?" ;. ' ;
' Mo. Mf; lishtfoct asked mfr' to
come over," answered Mrs. Kavser.
The
I .nta ATI oorast Dnt..,.... ; J.r. . 7
, cv uiiufcuesc, wud losu- v r - "'".-5 .
A .' t.-x 1, . . - In fiml tn?!t a f 1 jA. Alanrt ' V , '
vutM, jijc , was .cue i.; me nrst to n .uou - nau uk
reacn Aiccamrand McBride when thnv."1 "V neaaquarxers.
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Vniiwir1nUont f ironolnli tar.l?illtln f.tl, Ti"iH. T.
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The lire department w?s called to J
ImTIEI
Tenperaturfr--fi a. ra., 76; 8 a. n.,
79; 10 a. m., 80; 12 neon. 82. Mir.l .ira
last night, -74; barometer at 8 a. ra ,
33.02; relative humidity, 8 a n., W.
wjiiu o a. in., rj-xt, o a, i.i., Ij-l-j,
10"a.mVNE-15; 12 nron, E-ll. Mow
rnext witness called was ManueV the ccfier of Lishman and r Lusor ment; past 21 hour3, 20S; de--roIt at
an aged Portuguese who toiJ- streetsFt an early- honr this morning; 8 am., G7; ahsolufe humidity, 8 a. m..
were struggling on the floor, and . that 1
Le was tne first to take hold of thftf: Mne
7.20a. Totar rabifalt
I hours. '.02 ' ' .
; i -Y-- -cm
during past 21
j William L. "AVelsh went on trial the
Fcrxr.d time tolzy
.. ,.:.:rv. s cou:t cn a
lc. ? driving, wowi.i? cut c? the acci
, c:r.i cn i.a:ariua avenue last juiy,
j v ,!.(n Ls r-n Into Mounted Toiice Of
I ."cr Manuel P. Morauha, killing,, the
I :r: 3 end severely injuring the of-
, ; -. c r. .'. , ' - ' ,
Filled to the hatch covers with a Jarn in the .race.. Tiiey went .to me
rioor ana a man graaoca Mcura r.uaut
first to flV rvf : uicuayiucie piacea unaer arrest .-n.Lt., e
"svujver wnae it was in Mr.-McCarn' wu"? wauers ' wn;.: In despatcMnff the Matscn Nav!
hand. Costa, with the run In his hand; oltcri4 nearihe corner of River and ttft ,tMm: u,-, frnm tTr...
went beforethe jury box iafi.'irto:!W for San Pedro oa October 13. it
i mi vi riri i MajnsTrarn f 11 onon sinr t n i a -
Said Wty anl a tnumt J?f- 1 :
from 5 to $10, w"Ve aJvan- f the oppcr ::
.M!.., , of visiting Southern CallforcKi. At
Iili
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in rCircuit JuS, varied and rich cargo of products from
i charge tt teed-- t:: -ftrli' th , 'vfn nV.
i TI
The case went to the "jury hte.thls
1 1 ic moon. A:ung mahy who followed
V..o eccond hearing there seemed to be
an c; ir.icn that this, like the first trial,
r -'::.i pcrt3,
i:. r.rcaa
ll-ent,
. ' ' -i f
-i - "4,'-Y.!. I:ich took -place yesterday would re
" . suit in a c agreement- among - the
j ;-..: rs, in v, Lica event ' Welsh auto
matically is freed and cannot be, tried
?sain on t'ai3 charge. .:-. ;
The same' evidence" adduced yester
day was rnv:--Ac 1 todiy, yith virtual
ly r.f 'iri-L .ci? at kny point, xEave
that it was l.anald with a little more
r ...:ui
i. R. A. C
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-SWi i "wni, u the shoulders;,! Aoxt know what Sic
.the Orient, the Pacific. Mall liner Mon--Gridd. was doing." - .YV
tsi.ua., iujf.o julb in cepirture j Miss Freitaa r said ; that fwnen 'the
from Yokohama," the last port of call trouble commenced she rah away , to
in Japan, Is due to arrive at. Honolulu wards' the assistant district attorney's
about October 8, according .to late office. She added; that she saw her
cables received . at the agency; of JlY mother there,- trying xo separate - the
Haekfeld & Cdmpany. i ' v : j "sci'ap." . Ml heard sooieone say, 'Take
To be discharged of 2000 - tons 'ofi off the gun; take off the gun 1 hoard
freight at Honolulu the vessel is ex-Ithat after Mr. -McCarn was on the
pected to remain here about 24.hoUrsfloor.-YY-t Y:'4:: i'-i,:X-'Y-
before proceeding to San. Francisco. J When cross-examined, Miss Freltas
- That the Mongolia steamed from the ? said that she &A hot hear MrMcjCarn
coast of . Asia,- with, a Jarge list of call McBride a lying ir'--;-through
passengers s . revealed :-, " didn't hear any. swear words
through the tet of the message which nV nn." she said.i "I .did not see Mr.
down on the'floorA illustraiei t'hf mftn- i District! Magistrate Monsarrat
ner in which he -ay3 Mr McCarn lav. ' moniini They were found
As Costa interpreted, the gun was not" assessei fines ranging
iVffncr: HAin.u v... '"i-l. ' j. thft rhnk' liofno- crnmMir. r
r tXZXZ. Vr: -rZ:- h Y instance -of tho commercial
. ... mv.. a caj .u w CltUCU UUl i : '1 .. I..' n.-tt.i
ihiivni' i... Ln-.j. hAtxnrilvitK tw'Amr.iwvtM iompaiiy wa3 inJuccd to civ
strike McCarn. McCarn's hands were whccledh?ir belonging to Martini; .steamer to the southern port It.
at his side at the time, he testified. JIe; crippledhewsboy, reyresonted by At- of proceeding direct to Saa Fra :
further said that when he saw the rc ' tbrney Jraus failed to enter a plea: In departing trom this port cn a u
lie struck Mr, vMc-4 volver -In McCarn's hand, he rushedTben hiught before-District- Magis.: trom nextl uosclay .the llzr.'x 1;
xrp and endeavored to take it away, but trate M isarrat at police court this pected will, arrive at, Sun Jv
that someone else got Ui -He said he niorning Hughea asked for and was October '2-5, 'remainin;? there t:. i
didn't know who itwas ' ' i :'' f Kiven ' m re time.' his' case beingset next afternoon. Sailir.g c:i t'
YDid' al!'tnis:'MDb'cft'-aulcktT?T-tne'! for-'Octo er. 8. It was stated at the the vessel should arrive at f i I.
witness was asked. ; i -.' - ''. ' ' " ipolicefitlUcn today tht Hughes had cisco on October 22.
Ci;.
:n, ii. care tarn v. the hm instance and reu ratcu mis vessel joroan tTancisco on torney j W Cathcait."" '
;cui..a Liiht:y n.cre time. The evl- Monday October 3. - ' . -Yes, SirjVto Mr. McCarn-
s. Oct.Ucnce wns an berore tae jury at kiu vo. nave rcc-wrc a wutmaot and tomy pother -a
Dover--ociocK, ana at ocioca -uusiiuep .tr. fC --Y" ."r:' 'othersj' answered the witness.
V;n r.ocn uie argu;;irnis were presiii.ieu u
"iFer-ty Cty and County Attorney" A.
lirown, for the rrosecution, and by
Atcrcey D. A. Douuiitt for tne aerense.
The j-ry In today's trial consists cf
Frank U. fchaner,' Howard: W... Adams,
George 11. SchraJer, Joseph A. Mc
Gv.ire, John D. Holt, Jr., Cen Holling
rr, Jacob Ordcnstein, Albert V. Gear,
r.alrh P. Crownjiarrion K.-Hendrick,
J. F. C.Abel and . . Cliarles A. ; Mc
Wayn.x -". :.. "' : -'Y .; .:
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:.-tA, G.t
r G-oJ
V. ,
Hatcher,
t . ? 1 i.i,
v.-f, J. A. Shep
: ; : I). Salllvan,
. :;. . . ...h. Mrs. -P.
it. V. Atliia
.r. 13. A. Coons. Mrs.
ii. A. Pcrndt. Mr. and
. Mrh. G. Levy, R. M.
-...,.!,- )i... yt n j
Ih D.-.:;.:n, :.Il3s Alice
II. Cv'ohe. I.Irs.-Adora
Wilcox. W. N. Mcln-
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Cib
only
Olaa aul Mcllryde -were the
Eua-ar stocks changing hands on . the
decline or
'ircri-r beard today, Olaa with a di
M point and McBrj'de lesing
Yj
to
point.
Between boards. McDryde was steady
at 6.12li for 100 shares i a three lots,
! but' on the board the price was 6 for
share si Olaa brought '6 for . 2 1
shares in four lets on the board.
Frewery, the only other stock sold at
the session, fell M to 16.73 for 25
j : t to a email list oi gres. ' "
; r t: - g for the mainland j Waialua showed a gain of 2V2 In a
; tt n:cr Wilhelmma on 'reported- sale cf 5 shares-at 105.. Ha
ay morning, r I waiian Commercial was steady at 3 i
- - tfer CO thares ia three unequal Jots,
- '-te csrro f t island ports, ilnrapple at- S3.25 for; 20 -and .'&
i I,av::.ii-n steamer - Lur-Stares, and Hilo Railroad common at
C it thio evening, the last'; for 140 and 7 Bshares. while 'Hone
1 r.r. 'e at Hilo oefcra steam- i;aa dropped lv to 5.37!, ' for 100
:i I'rancisco. shares, all these being recess sales.
" "x-" Dividends amounting to $S6,2S0
t-'.-rharcpd' cf tons of 'were' payable today, be?ng Haiku $1.
? : : ' steamer Wilhelmi::a;of ?13,(C0? Pala Jl- or 122,500;-Keka-
hei for Hi!o at 5 o'clock? ha 50c, cr $7500; Pioneer 20c, or $40,-
000; Waimea ?l.;or $1250. :
states the Mongolia has acepmmoda- McCarn put his hand to his hip pock
nua lur uui, tv ciujin passengers irum ; Du McBriasdid. -i--. -v.-Hawaii
to tne mainland. :v '.:':"-.i - h0 ti ivpi iri nvhndr ahont
it js- tiie present intentionto .des- th!s case? aglcca -city and County At-
iihd'Mr.
nd some
t 4tinM nnafir;ini4 Vv ffc tlrltnSOt
ItlrJ-Z 1X?'VaZ rtV.ti MrCathcart then asked the witness
nouncos the expected arrival of that' - . . n . Aa B.,tbmat,t. rb.
ax ouu uau uuu luuva-' uti.vuivuk w
vessel at 4:30 o'clock; tomorrow after
neon. The Manchuria may be des
patched for Japan -and China ports on
Saturday . raorning.; -This vessel will
tike COO tons of coal at thl3 .port - .
.!...-; .:. j.' :.' ', . i-;:
gardlng the 'affair" to Mr.. McCarn
Says She Saw No Gun.
"Oh., very quickly," ! replied Costa. I ' f? legless newsvendor suffl-
t i- .rk r -...f.t k-v cient mob to either repair the chair
i a uau luiii uiuc m. nuaiu uuic vi. . -
:-
or purchie him another.
LGCaL and. general
gotten the gun and taken it home."
Witness Saw Hat Ultle -
, Cesta said that he did not know.
whether the gun was cocked. ' A qaSsr
tion by the prosecution, calling for a j' The InjiaK meeting of the church
further, opinion from the witnesses. Mato; r clsa of St: AndreVa cathed-
to the' cond I tioa of the gun :was : tobj rdr schedlied foi tomorrow morning,
jected to by the def east. ; . . : has been Postponed until 11 o'clock
"If the court please, said Mrivtc- Friday m
Cam "it has' not hetn ' shown here I '
that the gun- was moved around----" j Chun " (j
. ' The IJ. S. district attorney was: rqsiea uy
called to time- by thecourt - Judge on a char
. . "-.m 'm ti - 4 ... " ' k.
wnitney saying mat tne quesuon nn
iGinLs! dhav; a :.:c:37
. cloth ti!cu::i w::.
n in g, October 9" v Y1:
Try
this!
Hair jrri? tL!ck,
wavy aiil bear.li;..! tt,
fctnrs u'iir ct
; ' Immediate? YcsY CertaIa?ti
the joy of it." Your hair tc;:
light, wavy, fluffy, abundant s-!
pvars.as soft, lustrous anjt L .
as a your g girl's-'aftar. a E;.: '
(.a, who recently was ar-
; of smuggling opium, will ;a,r ien.' W iz
h!lVv hrlTnnr - hofnra t!n'w1 Ctatoa C10CU WltU a little UOUaeria 3
jder iliscussion was the condition cf Commissltl
the gun. Costa was allowed to answer
the additional . question. -" " ' -' .
iWiliier Silva. w'hoi was Called -next,
, saw very 1 ittl e of the affair, he vsaid,
as he' ran "Jnto tha marshal's .office
when it commenced, and stayed' there
until it was over. Y Mrs. Lizzie Soares,
a' sister of Mrsi Kayser, was the; last
George S. Curry next carefully draw it through your
mt 9 ftVirv-ir . v taking one small strand at a
Thursday itemoon at 2 o'clock.
Stormy ion Maui Cczsts. ,
. Stormy weather prevailed off. " the
coast of Maul while the Inter-Island
steamer Clandine proceeded from Ka-;ij;'
hului :ta Honolulu.. The vessel tSS
wta -heavy ssas ana strong gaLes. icej
Ch-ndin hrousrht rarara " inciudine - S3 '
pol-r.' if nri-n 1 ( mil oa ' nt nnlnnc J7xne33v
crates of chickens, S9-heJd of hogs, 75 !
Attorney J. A, Magoon objected ; for i-w1lness.'''Amo'ng'otheE-,.;thlngs;'.:-,;sho
the defense. .The question was wltbn testified that MeBiide n?id called Mc
drawni The witness said that she had ?Carn '"&f crimp, or something ; like
testified : before the-fraud ;;jury. rp-.rihaL" ':-. '"-'; ''.,j'.v-"-':''' ' '-.-';-' ".'' ;-'Y-gardlng
th'e - Y ---Ya j- rThe trial will be Continued tomor-
. "Did .you . testify. before the' grand row morning at nine o'clock, Y
lury tliat yf.u had heard Mccarn can
VESSEI
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TO AND Y
OM THE -ISLANDS
Hicks
"I don't remeTner,; replied: the wit-Ywomn.n
Mum's the Wflrd. " -
-Ynn never can teirabout 'a.l'urday
Irttess ' le MercLants'
Exchange, '
"-to ;
Mrs. William R. A. Kayser was the
Dejegates from' several Honolulu arrive Sundai morning; will probab
hnrrhp lflft for Kancohe -today to :ly be despatded : Monday for " San
tim iwWai, Hwt.Ji for tha vflJ. mm. At ,me lime oi tne anair, sue aueaa iue ,-wu.uiw .
.... - i j il. i k..(M(.i. n.n.i..w rtaftti ii TiTrn -i-n-mr rrnrrrr i
U. HI. - KMM I -l 1 111 I II M IHIIHrHI . Ii i T . i! 1 1 1 1 LUITB Vii - UAiiU . ' -v " i. . - -
J . ' . tin f hrifnaaa iSna molA ena foeMoe . ftt
packages -of- sundries and -30rtons orji-..:v r . .v-.-r., "
:crap iron, The vessel nas -.neen piacea ', 7- , "T ;
Wick3 You shouldn't anyway.
Aerograms. . T ;-
MaihuTla arrives from San
Francisco. Filay, 4 : 30 p.; m., and pro
ceeds to YoWhama about 10 am. Sat-
. Passhgera; f 26C cabin, 308
; steerage, 77 tcond-class. ' -
U. S A.'ii Thomas, ' Sept. 30J5. p.
j'mt 1027; m'.U off 'rort; expect to
ley island at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon-.
I-'.Y.Y. -:.i--v-.---'.v -
Through Travelers Have the Call. - 1
lin nonti rr-a -Kv a fict 1 1 or! Trt t f O
j. ftODviijwi 9 wuv c v uvuwjuvu -w Pnlcn t?nttt7
vrn:",;: Asked as to the conversaUon hich
uroTwi;, htrh 4rmr.?inr nSpassei between McBrid and McCarn
near the door leading into the mar-, the Jurisdiction of the Hawaiian San-:f A moon shin 1 still of 100 gallons ca
shal's offico with, some other women.' gelkial Association. "The meeting Opacity was riled in a buildin? in
leva. netf?fl h-t nfr.jfa.-T4 hit raosmf Arnvenfxl tfcis mcrnlng and Will con- Cherry street! New ITork. 1 wo ar-
fiv. n-nt.rv onit i- hu. nri.. BMrttpn Ainiief until Sittirday. Y" "' :'.i''--: ' ' . rests were ma
'U4OAV'.f-r U Wt -tw VU ' Will njviv i
- - - - - - -
Thl3 will cleanse the hair cf dat, .
or excessive oil and in just a fev,
ments you have doubled the teau'.y
your hair. "' '. .
A delightful surprise awalt3 t'
whose hair has been neglected r
scraggy," faded, dry,'britt3e or t
L'esides beautifying the hair, D
ine dissolves every particle cf C
r iff; cleanses purifier an J ia ,
ates the scalp, forever stop:-J -Ing
and falling hair, but wh t v.
plea.e you most will-be after a f
weeks ' use " when ' you will .
nally see - new hair f ir
uowny at nrst yea out reaiiy r.
hair growing all over the sea' p.
you care for pretty, soft hair, aa 1 1
of It. eurcly get a 25 cent L.'j
Kcpwlton's Danderlne from ary "
store or toilet counter and just try
wadverti3ement .
If
President Wl.'scn nominate I Ve r
M. Povle. hf New Rochell, N. Y t
superintendent of . the United Stat
Assay Office at New York.
a wireless message received at 1 the
agency, of H. Haekfeld & Company,
will reach the port tomorrow even.n
after their meeting ;in the hall, Mrs.
Kayser said that McBride had called
IMcCam a "nttl dried-up shrimp" or
v c z. - The vessel 13 expected
to the rcrt on Sunday morn-
' --r.t cf "exr"?r-ivcs-.was in
; the frc::ht carried in the
araer l:c:eae taat tan
trhe.l for the island
r.'.:: tha Haraakua
7". a 1 v. "1 ro-
- - -- ' r - " ' p '
I
, Per str. Clandine from Maui ports-
Mrs. II. F. Barclay. Miss E. Taite, H.
L. Osborne, Geo. Conrad, X C. Everett,
I.Irs. I'aynard, TAkl, Misa Aklnt, Mrs.
Akh.1, 'JcT-n jidracle, Mrs. J. Andrade,
F T," 't P
t, II. Lyons.
.wk 9a ..hin rttufA ?..Vr isomething like Itbat. She ;tes , tified
steerage 'passengers. ' Twenty-Uiree t"1 6fae had fee4n MeDride strik MC
cabin ?assengera are to leave the ves4Carn &ni ?t. somebody took ,hold
sel at Honolulu. The Manchuria has i;of McCarn from the back. '-'
a small amont of -cargo for dcharae -Theft 1 ran te ward Mr.-Thompson's
at his port. 4 ; V: ' - ; - v ? . office," said lie witness.
---' . . .... , ,.' " , . K M'fg.' Kayser ald. that during the
' i Frederick Lemkuhi; cf Rlverhead. U,r.ae ? lheJ,fiKr: JfcCride tried to
L, was killed when his automobile was : kic . strike McCarru- The
EtrTick by a Long Island Railroad train. sah 4 :L C3
Secretary of btate Bryan has gone jr whileheaVd McBride say"get
awav for a-rest, lie win iceo in "" -.;6."i iuc ruu.
touch with the White House by tele
phone. :" r i ::-3i r-:--j :;,:V- ;v-:
Iteceifts for the first -week of the
Panama Canal totalled $150,000 -
The estate of : Ernest Thalman the
banker, la valued at $4,939,277.
EepreEentative Ddnover of. Connec
ticut," was injured when his automo
bile struck a tree la Washington. Y .
. Charles A. Wallaceof Atlanta, Oa.,
was killed by "a bolt' of lightning while
walking with his two sisters, neither
of whom were Injured
Solemn Pontifical mass in memory of
Pope Pius X was celebrated by Bishop ner of his walk?
Joseph G. Anderson at the Cathedral cart. " - -
of the Holy Cross, Boston.; . "He was waiting
"Have yc'u a friendly feeling toward
Mr. McCarn ?A; asked Mr. Catbcart
"Oh. I can't say that I feel friendly
toward him." - answered Uie witness.
"To be frank, I know he Is a nice gea
tleman.'.Y ' . . v . . - .
"Ara you 'just ai-friendly with Mr.
McBride?? Is he ju'st as fine a gentle
man as Mr. McCarn;?"
"Yes, I Uifik M McBride l just
as fine, a gentleman as Mr. Mcdtrn,"
replied Mrs. 5taysert 7 - v
Now, when Jit. AlcCarn passed you
there in the hall, wiat was the man-
eried Mr Cath-
, his usual man-
v
WHILE; YOUR HEI3 ARE LIOULTING FEED
OILIJEAL lytim THEll DRY MASHTHI3 IS TO
UFPLYE7G the::3i:lve3
r--t r -
ASSIST THE BIRDS IN
WITH NEW-FEATHERS
WHOLLY PROTEIN,; AIT) IY
PESIREP FEEDS THAI
UEIJT AREIIHCE:3A
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