Evening bulletin. [volume], December 23, 1910, 2:30 EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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Unprofessional Tactics Are
Charged and Police
Scored.
"Tlio tactics employed by the wor
thy gentleman assisting the prosecu
tion In this case are. In my opinion,
unprofessional, and I think It high
time that ho ccasu to attempt to fooi
with tills court," excitedly declared
Attorney .Tcseph I.lghtfoot In sar
castic vein this morning, pointing an
accusing linger in the direction ot
l.crrln Andrews, lloth parties wcra
contending before Judge I.ymer for
(hi? release of certain funds alleged
to belong -to a Japanese.
Nakagawa Is a resident cf Hawaii,
He Is alleged by the police depart
ment to have attempted to make a
getaway for Japan. When appre
hended by Chief McDulllc as he was
i topping aboard the fJa:JflcVMall Hnor.
Manchuria,' the Nakagawa effects re
velled tlio presence ot over two hun
dred and thirty dollars In various
coinage and denominations. .
It was over these moneys that At.
torncyg I.lghtroot, representing Na
kagawa, and Andrews, who claimed
to represent certain Japanese cano
plantcis, h&vevUnjJiidulglug-lH,or,-lal
tilts for tlio past two days' that
have. falrJj' luado the cars of the
cotiit attendants wiggle with sup
pressed alnmutlon and Interest.
Nakag'atfa left tlio District Court
room this, morning apparently a free
man. Despite the protests coming
from thtt-JJIghtroot camp, the money
that hasVljeeii retained In tlio pos
icsslon of- Sheriff Jarrctt's depart
ment wn&Jtumed over to n Japanese
named Yoheynmn, whom Nakagawa
rioted on tlio stand this morning was
tlio rightful owner of tlio coin.
Nakagawn Is said to have signified
his Intention of returning to the Is
land of Hnwail, there to face his ac
cufeip, wliohave alleged Hint he era
liezzled sj'eral sums of money. The
Jaiiaucgu declares that ho borrowed
from Youeyama the monoy found In
his picteVslon by tho police,
I.lghtfoot: did nut tontine his ver
bal excoriation to Andrews nloite, but
ho ulso'tcol. occasion to flay tho
pnllco department In calling tho at
tention of -Judge, I.ymer to the claim
that ho hnd been shown a marked
dlrrourtesj; In the matter of an Inter
view which had been conducted by
Deputy Sheriff Hose mid Nakagawa,
his client
"The police department is subject
to censure," Insisted I.lghtfoot as he
stepped before the bench mid glared
at Deputy Sheriff Charles Hose, who
was Bitting in the witness box, giv
ing testimony concerning certain
statements alleged to have been made
by Llghtfoot's client yesterday dt
which the lawyer had not been In
vited to be present.
Turning to his assistant, I.lghtfoot
concluded: "The poltco department
should bo severely called down by
your Honor."
Judge I.ymer evidently did not
concur In the I.lghtfoot recommenda
tions, and. In fact, the court finally
ruled that the police department had
the right to take such moneys under
its clinrgo as arc found In tho pos.
session of a prisoner.
It was at tho order of Judge I.y
mer that the two hundred and thirty
dollars found on Nakagawa will be
turned over to Yoneynma at the
earliest opportunity.
When Prosecuting Attorney llrown
arose to offor a motion towards
granting a nolln prosequi In the case,
he started something that was dlffl
cult to stop. lloth I.lghtfoot and
Andrews wero on their (eet In an
Instant. 1
Trembling with suppressed emrf
tlon, I.lghtfoot waded Into Andrews
and charged unprofessional conduct,
but kept his remarks within the
bounds that Insured freedom from
contempt proceedings bolng insti
tuted. Nnkagawa's legal counsel
wanted, to- bo shown and he depre
cated the display of funny business
by tho learned counsel on the other
side.
Andrews attempted to show that
I.lghtfoot was solicitous over the fato
of the money In that he expected his
fee therefrom. Tho old nnd grimy
walls of the couitroom fairly rever
berated with the broadside bombard
ment of legal pyrotechnics.
With tho r.llng out from the room
of Nakagawa and several Japanese
friends, tho affrighted davo of peace
was liftluced to descend upon tho
building, hnd tho" court agnln as
sumed tho even tenor of its usual
grind.
Baggage of Filipino Was
Cause of Epidemic On
Maui.
having tied with that uf tho Honolulu
Crail.T Company
No bids have been received by the
Uonn! of Health for the supply of
bee for tlio Mnlo'dil Settlement It
bilng believed that the ranchers In
tuml to Insist this year that the price
bo based upon live weight. Tenders
hnve been ndvcrtleul but no respunto
from bidders, which Is tnken to moan
that there Is un understanding iimong
prospective blddurs that beef shall
be furnished the ulllement this year
on n basis of live weight only.
Tho prices for meat havo horn ad
vanced again In Germany and tin
butchers nnd meat consumers aro ask
ing tho (lovcrnmont to pass relief
measures by allowing foreign cattle
sheep and pigs to como in.
Fophoniore Whul'a the mutter, old
pal? You look sick. Senior I am
sick. Just gono through a blamed
BC'.'ous operation. Had my allow
ance cut. I'uck.
According to statements innilo nt
tlio meeting of the Territorial Hoard
of Health yesterday afternoon, the
diphtheria germs which have result
ed In the serious epidemic of tho dH
enso on Maul were brought Into tho
Territory among the clothing of n
Filipino laborer who arrived hero by
the lust Manchuria. Acting Presi
dent of the Hoard of Health I'r.tU
stated that as a consequence of this
discovery he had written Dr. Hamus
of tho Marine Hospital Servlco nUvlf
Ing that tho baggage of nil stecrngo
passengers from the Orient be sub
jected to fumigation upon arrival
here.
New arrivals of Filipinos at the
plantations will 1-c watched In- the
plantation physlcl ins and temporal
lly segregated If.ttmt lip ios8lb!o.
Dr. ""Pratt repotted nt'tlip-m?lns
yesterday that condition on 'Muul
wcro Improving, Plating that llf.een
genu carriers had been found at
Iliiui.tkiiapoko nii'l had been Isolntod.
The Hoard approved Dr. I'rutfs ac
tion In appointing a number of com
mlssloners In connection with the
Maul epidemic, tho understanding be
ing thut they shall bo a', nil times
subject to tho control of the Hoard
of Health.
The commissioners nnittcd aro A. V
Helnecke and II. V. Trconcn for the
Territory ami C. Cornell, J. N. S
Williams, D. C. Lindsay nnd II. U.
I'ciilmllow for tho. County nf'Mnul,
In connection with tin tenders for
Riipplles It was decided by tho. H.nrd
that no recognition wou'd bo given
bids fur supplies unless iiceoinpnnlej
by a certified check, In conformity to
tho regulations of tho Hoard In that
regard.
If wits further' determined that
when two Arms made, the tamo bid,
tho contract would be awarded by
lots', in all other cases going to 'the
lowest bidder. This principle holds
good (.enernlly Vit when the Metro
politan Me-it Con pany Is tied with
another llrm, thn Metropolitan will
lie given tho prcfuenco. Dr. IVtui"
son of tho Insulo asylum InfdrinoJ
the board that ho could purchase: i&gs
In tlio open market for u lower-price
than named In thn bid and ho was
authorized to do so.
Tho !-ove Hakery wn awarded tho ,
contract fo- ureal supply, their bid
KANSAS LIKES
NORTHERN CRATERS'
ARE IN ERUPTION
Flames From Pavloff Shoot
High Into Air and Il
lumine Sea,
SKATTI.K, Dec. 10. -'The vcilcnnlo
disturbances In tho Aleutian Islands
nnd earthquakes In tho During sen
continue. Captain E. K. llofman ot
thn powor schooner P. J, Abler, .tho
lust vessel to leavo Herlng son, ro
ports that Mounts Pavlolt mid Hhls
halillu, In the Aleut Ian' Islands, aro
still In eruption. October 17, when
tho Abler wis 40 miles out t.- sea
ho observed llames rising from the
prater of Puvlofr. Tho night was
clear find mountain, sea, fifty and land
wcio hillllanlly Illuminated by walls
mill tongues of file that shot 500 lo
10,000 foot Into the nlr. Tho llanica
rdre nnd dlcil again' of brief Inter
vals, volumes of escaping steam and
finioko .ascending to tho hi'avciu.'.n.irl:
columns, Judged to bo huge nuissoj of
rock, wero belched forth fnr above tho
10.000 feet peak.
If. Hensou, n Swedish trapper
whoso camp is on a snnd'ilt en the
east sldo of tho Unlinak Island, near'
tho outlet of Fnlso bay. told Capitis
Hofman of Much damage cm Unlinak
Island fly recent volcanic disturbances
around Mount Slilshaldln,
Slight earthquake shocks havo born
felt recently at Nome, but tho disturb
ance was too far oirt.to.,.enjtfl!'do nny
damage except tho tremor of the first
week or November, which sent nshorci
a tldnl wnvo that swept tho beach. In
tho winter Horng sen Is frozen solid
for -a distance bf-'-lb hillc-H from land,
tho pack Ico from tho Arctic solidify
ing, An earthquake, wavo would meet
this Ico bulwark and Its forco would
bo lost.
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BATTENC0URT showed
"'WHERE M6BRYDE STRUCK
John Haltcncnurt called tho atten
tion of District Magistrate I.yinsr to
n minib'et- of btulsot ni his face and
head, which ho alleged wero Indicted
by the good light uf Claudius Mc-Ilrldo-.
tho attorney, Tho caso wa3
called at police, court this morning
hut McDrhto as Hie complaining wit'
ncss, was not present. Tho mattor
was thercforo liostponod until tho
coming week for hearing. Tlio court
noted tho display of marks which Hat-
tencourt declared wero tlio results of
his flBtlc encounter with tho Ir.ilo at
torney.
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