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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-29

Special sale locals" are profitable
reading today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-29

Dance. tonight. AZ Grand Army hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-29

Delicious preserved apple gIIise'
Large sized tumblrrs. % cents. W.
mans Exchange 5"rtz'a'A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-29
O1lleoa Oil

Natures color is green. She makes
the grass green, the leaves green, the
bushes green, the herbs green. Over in
Switzerland Nature grows an herb that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-29

A large new hotel is being built ut
Grand Falls by Charles Curliss. The
building has an excellent foundation.
giving basement If eight feet HI
depth The building is SJx45 feet. ana
viii have 40 sleeping ROOMS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session-Sales: Between
boards, 110.
Sales: On the board. Waialua. paid
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
AGE OF EGGS.

The following method for determining
the age of eggs is practised in the mar
kets of Paris according to the Backer
und Konditor Zeitung: about six
ounces of common cooking salt is put
into a large glass, which is then filled
with water. When the salt is in solu-
ton an egg is dropped into the glass.
If the egg is only day old, it imme-
diately sinks to the bottom; if any
older it does not reach the bottom OF
the glass. If three days old it sinks
only just below the surface. From five
days upwards it floats the older it is
the more it protrudes out of the water"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
8 Pianos 8

Just arrived Elk S. S. Zealandia and
for want of storage room will be sold
to the highest bidder at my salesrooms,
Queen street, on above date.
There are three sizes and qualities.
Each Piano is fully warranted for five
years and will be kept in tune one year
free of charge. This make of instru-
ment has been in use in the Islands for
the past.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The transport Leelanaw will sail for
Manila Saturday.
Wall Nichols Company are offering
1900 Tennis balls at half regular prices.
81. 80 will buy you pair of shoes with
heavy sole for wet weather Manufac-
turers Shoe Company.
Baldwin Hall of Maunaolu Seminary
at Paia Maui is now completed. School
will open on November 5th.
There Will be no rehearsal of the ANA
teur Orchestra this evening, many of
the members being otherwise engaged.
on Wednesday October 81 at II o'clock
noon, Jas. F. Morgan will sell at Auc-
ton valuable warehouse property at
Kewalo. Upset price $500,
on october 31st, Jas. F. Morgan will
hold a great credit sale of Kingsbury
pianos for account of Wall Nichols Co.
RMS VIII be grand opportunity to
secure good 0iano at a low price.
Mr. Hamanaka, director of the Japan
immigration company gave a farewell
dinner to a number of his friends at
the Hawaiian hotel last evening" He
leaves for Japan on the America Maru.
The Honolulu Tobacco CO.. Ltd, an
nounce to their friends that they have
moved into their new store at the cor
ner of Fort and Hotel streets, where
they will be pleased to receive the con-
tinuance of their former patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Lowrey entertain
ed the Triangle club last evening at
their residence The subject for dis
cussion was Japan Mr. Lowrey
gave an interesting talk relating Incl
dents of his recent trip to Japan.
WorlImen employed in eXcavating for
the Alexander Young building found
the skeleton of a person supposed to
have been an Hawaiian. A Kameha-
meha III belt buckle together with
some bOar's teeth We're also found.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
WANTS TO GET IN.
Chinese Wants a Writ of Habeas
Corpus.

A petition for a writ of habaas COR
pus was filed in Judge Estees court
this morning by Ching Ahoo who wants
to get into the Hawaiian territory
Ahoo says that it is very imperative
that he should get into the country be-
fore the arrival of the America Maru
else Collector Stackable will deport him.
According to Ching he came to
Honolulu N 1880 and resided here until
1898. During that period he worked for
Captain Makee at Ulupalakua, Maui,
John Cummins at Waimanalo; F. M.
Hatch, John Patty and Mr. Day on Ca
hu. In July of last year Ahoo went
back to China but first secured a GER
tificate emitting him to land, return
within year. He became sick and had
the length of time extended. When he
arrived October ~ on the America Ma
ru he was denied admission. The writ
is returnable tomorrow morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23

THE FRENCH AND KRUGER.
PARIS 1ct. lit is semi officially
denied here that the French Govern
ment has been approached on the sub
ject of the suggested Decentralization OF
former President Kruger at Marseilles
whence he could cross France to The
Hague. On that contrary, it is added,
Mr.. Kruger is expected to land direct
ly in Holland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
What Is
.KASTOL.

KAsToL is nothing but the finest
castor oil made perfectly palatable
by new process. 1t is as pleasant
to take as honey. It is ready
for immediate use; requiring no
mixing
There isn't any question about
castor oil as a true laxative
medicine; there isn't any question
but it is the most unpleasant,
naassating dose ever prescribed.
But KASToL possesses all the
medicinal properties Of castor oil,
with the bad taste eliminated.
Children need no coaxing to
take KAsToL, they like it; SO viii
you Is and 80 cents bottles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
You make the Price

This opportunity will never occur
again, and it is offered solely on account
of the storage and salesroom floor be-
ing required for HOLIDAY GOODS
now arriving.
Pianos will be on exhibition all day
Tuesday, October Both, at my sales
rooms, Queen Street.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
Attractions Offered in this Site to Homssssksrs:


Railway
WATER Water will be supplied at
INDUCEMENTS wilb in
of transportation of building material
instalments
We
fol a a a ecost
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23

The man that is content to whis-
per down a well,
About the kind and quality of
of goods he has to sell,
Will never make One-half as
many dollars
AS he who climbs a tree and
HOLLERS."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
n Chance for Investors :

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here a
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights.
They face Pauoa Road being wdened and macadam-
lied, and adjon the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
Small Payment

down, and the balance in small monthly
installments.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-23
Five Years

and has proved it's wearing quality to
be of the best. s.- f. .
To families of moderate means this
opportunity offers splendid inducements
as it will require only a
The sun., 1900-11-19
ORTTU Any.

Martin Irons. the famous labor leader VINO
conducted the bs Mi~-ou- ,acinc strike in
lsSG L. dead at PlnCcyille r"S twenty miles
south OF Waco He was born IN Dundee Scot
land. on March /. lSa2. II" came to New York
with his parents when he wjl- u years old and
learned the trade OF iuachni-t. After work
ing here nuWh"r Of year b." went to car
roll on. La. "A small town six mile, from New
Or-ans, and became the foreman of machine
shop. From there he went to New orleans
and started n grocer store. but made a fail
ur' ~ the business and sold ont. Going 10
LEXINGTON. III. Irons, who had by thi~ tne
brcolu. known aa a labor agltator. ed the
movement for fewer hours WORK and won the
fight after long strike He then went 10
Granger movement with which he wa identi-
h"d, from there he wcnt to Sedalia where
b.. orgarihcd the flmout Missouri Pdci.ic .trke
Koi,hr- Of Labor. was opposed to the strike
Tic eadorsh of the oreani1a,ion. Irons tried
To- gain the Presidency, but failed. After that
h. OCCUPIED 4 much less important place in
inston, H.. In 1862. His wife LETT him several
years later alleging cruelty and nGn-support.
ried arain i" the Vest a number OF YEAR. later.
In 1874 Irons was arrested On charge Of as
sautins child Whcq he was released, oa
bail a few weeis later the mother Of the child
knocked him sensei",s with club.
Edward II kellogg died at his home. Il7
Snmsa heiSn,s B,ooAlyTn on Saturday n
H., M Of Asa Kellogg of Ma.eschusstis and was
born in CayuSa. y. Y. At the age Of ia years
he became a clerk In, Auburn and In 1851 cam.
70 New York city where hc was clerk In q
commission house He subsequently became
a partner in the concern which a. tho time Of his
death was known as T. II Kellogg 4 Co He
was one Of tn" first to Introduce petroleum
for mhrCatirg purroSes. His oihc" was In
Sou,h strcct and he lad branch onicc IN Liver
pool Nj kellogg was NiCr-p -pr"~iden' of ths
pine saving KGrk Of Brooklyn and wns q
nrmler Of u" tnion League. lnrorter~ and
Traders and the Hamilton club and of tie
powiitovn N-.orH'ton of Mtuhn'tsn. He
Is survived bv % widow aud tw" sisters.
III. Rev tredoricS = HYDE, All Iliscopal
Clergyman. 80 Ne0rS uf age. died ~ ~" Ptlatine
Hotel. \ewhGr=h. ~ saturday night He had
been at 'Ne hOt' -lN scrls. coming from Lake
wood lie took cold a weck aco Sat rday
~ tho fooih1ll rnne n Wet Point. which de.
vclpJ"d into 'uoUn'uia II" WE rector OF
Trini', Fri,coIU church. Rochester. y Y.
and latpr rector of tho Church ~ The Ascen.
sion IN tlr sane ,itv He .cIvcs widow and
son Frcd"ricl T. IT, lda uf View York. formerly
connected with ~ rbtp'
The sun., 1900-11-19
, YAIEs BOISTrROrs CELEBRATION.
Mine Students locked I'D as Resu't Of the
.Ioy Over PTinccton's Defeat.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov lsNlnc yn'e
stud"nta were arrested IN this city late Sgtnr-
d1v rirht for an altogether too hoisterous
celebration or N1le's victory over Prince
ton Thcv werc an released on bonds 10 np-
pear I'm th" police court tomorrow morning
on charges ot hrc7ch ~ the peace and in
Jury To- private property The Nalc men do
cided 20 have a bonfire on tho campus, aul
tho students hc'1n a search for barrels
and lor-e ;imb"- in tho vicinity ~ the campus
Niih vh.oh 20 feed 'lr lll2a crowd of th"m
vrenrhOt y big .,i'n from rs hin g"s l front Of
the r"-l "a nc" f Slru"I y liav"- Of lls No X
sr,pt Just W"-' oI tL" Vale huNldirgs Hay, >
ont m a alarm 80 ih" polio" q sQu d
blvoC ,7'S tried 'o rose ot.e Z to There vas n
v,lv fiCht Tor fcw miuu's dur" VII ch
ono of tho Val" hos 70 I'd X i -" con ' - q
stuicrt WAS n IN m ior Tine oH"ure and the
@ hors man Gel 80 "-cAie
III 'hn Grand t""i'nl Ouora Housc, where
The t,raat Whit" Diamond" was ou thu boards
NE students h1d gay time Policemen were
hun ed thcrr when no Students undertook 20
run ~" Performance. seven " them were
n1rchnl To- IN" .'utia strtiou.
While the calculation Wa a. ito height some
u'n 'htrw o rock through tho f~pni virdo" ~
C'il''S r"s' Gurar.' IN CHURCH street. student
was aiken out - the restaurant ard locked up.
The sun., 1900-11-19
AT OrARTER-CENTURY MARI.
Tompkfns Avenue Congregational Chur n Ceie-
brate> Twenty hfth Anniversary.

The twenty-Aith anniversary OF the Tompkins
Avenue Congregational Church. To'npk!ns
avenue and MCDonough street Bropkiyn.
was celebrated Yesterday In the morning
an anniversary sermon was preached by the
pastor, the Rev pr Il X Meredith In the
afternoon tr-vices were held under the aus
pcas Of the two SUNDAY schools, and an ad-
dress was delivered by the Rev Dr Jesse l..
Hurlblrt In the evening addresses were
delivered by the Rev pr Albert J Lyman
of the south Congregational Church, and 81.
Clair Mckclway. The services will he con-
tinuni a ring the week
on Tuesday night tho former pastors and
asSi,taut past ors oi the church win make HJ-
dresses as vii! also ~" Rev. C1hurstOn Chase
ard tho Rev. Hr. Thomas y. Mcleod Of tie
linton Avenue Congregational Church. 4
church social will ho hc.i on "Wednesday even
I've when tle Rev. Dr, Meredith urt tie forr ~
pastors ~ the church, and tho Rev. br- !. q.
tvman, the Rnv. Dr. Thomas u. Mel cod the
Rnv. Dr. Harry piueo Dewey, The Rev Dr.
Nc,coll Dwight Iiill- aud the Rev. " ln'. .""'
J Kent will be In attendance. IN Anniversary
prayer meeting will hc held on Friday night.
The sun., 1900-11-19

young women, what responsibilities you arc
assuming IN moti.ring II yov nave n heredi-
tIiE disease, or II you marry a man with q
hereditary dI-oa~cr
When first took charge Of this Jarsh years
Ago | was calling IN the young wife Of a man
WHO Is now one Of our foremost lawy ers. and
che saidto ne.
MIR. Ncwlnn. I'm afraid my baby IL very
wicked. u" cries so much
Not having been ACCUSTOMED TO associate
the i"1 II wi k"duc>S with very Young children
the old Adam ~ H." ISs'rt,d itsc.f, al q asked:
Are YOU sure madame. there are no pins
prickirg IT,
Crime and disea." av be traced directly
back to mothers md '.'' ers and y cir mothers
and fathers before = o." nd his leads ne
To- observe that when o. ~ q, II, 'tlv born into
the world he docs uot r'.C a. H. torn again:
Tie VIII l." rightly born 4 liz ar"rts entered
into marriage sobcrly and aGyisedy. Us God
directs
The sun., 1900-11-19
LIVELY RIDE ~ AN AMIN LANCE.
Crazy C,clist and Rum-Soaked bartender
Arrived at Bellevue Half S,ked.

Louis Orth. a cab driver Of as Fast lroth
street was injured about the head while out
bic cling a few weeks ago Sine" then he
imlsiuo- that his head ia filed with hicyCles
Iii, wife came homo an SATURDAY. night and
fond him crawling around on hi- hands
and knees when she asked him what ho
va, doing he said he was practising some new
tricks on hi. bicvCle. She called in a uullCe-
man who sent him in an ambulance TO Harlem
Hospital
They trnnsfarrcd Orth Yesterday 10 Bellevue
In the ambulance with him was sent Rodcrick
Meagher bartender Of 43j East lonth street.
who VA. bound for he alcoholic ward
The ambulance hadn't gone far before Orth
accused Meagher Of stealing his bicycle and
started 10 search his fellow passenger pockets
for the wheel Then Meacher began 10 veil
that Orth had got his pet monkey and began to
search Orth'- pockets The search became 80
lively on both sides that by the time the ambu-
lance reached Bellevue both men were almost
nude
Ambulance Surgeon Ievev. who had the mon
n charge. explained that they were 40 good
nnturei about their tancici losses that he let
the fun go on
The sun., 1900-11-19
MANY HI-RT ~ TROLLEY SMiSH-UP.
Paterson Cars Collide AZ Cros'ing Passenger,
Say Motormcn DIsobe,ei Rnlcs.

PATERSON, Nov. ls-A trolley car on the
Rcoch ard CLAY street liTe plunged into a car
of the white lire .. thHy were crossing ths
Intersection of Beech and Essex streets this
morning, and many passengers Were Injured.
Both cars were hailvdamagoi John Mclntvre.
ore Of the motormcn. iu,Gu"i 70 save himself.
but vns badly cut md bruised. kcv l., ".
Tho, lsun, pastor Of tie BruauWnv reformed
church. was taken 10 the General llos spij al win
n ga~hed o!in. Mis-, Minnie Aosrrshuck 81
IWput v-SPCpnd ANpuN" wa- badly bruised
md Mr. Ni.ii,u D,oths of Market street
had her ri chit ear cut uf. Her baby was thrown
iron, her urm- 10y The shock and m1u fell
uIor II A. II rolled on a." toor Of "a" car. Many
uf tho other PASSENGERS were more or less in
Jurcd
Trolley cars are roGuIred Ia stop rs they
erproarh the crpssing where the accident
occurred Il e. Mclntyre lul Chd!ies Young.
the notormen of the c".!iding cars ~ay they
etoplri their cur~ according Ia rule. hut this
f. d"riad by sy"witncS-os and those who were
Injured
The sun., 1900-11-19
MURDER NEAR TRENTON.
The bodies Of u toiored Woman and Child
Found IN Fire Ruins.

TRENTON, " j., Nov. is-The remains OF
Mrs Mary T.. Van -. aged 30, and her two
vear-old son George were found to-day IN the
RUNS of her home on the Force farm. three
mile~ west OF this city Everything points to
the murder Of the mother and child, the hous"
being sct on fire TO cone al the crime. Tie VIC
TINS are colored. Van Lieu was in this city
when the house was burned lie IL "A farmland
and mak,s few dollars extra on Saturday
nights bv playing the banjo In clubs. lie re-
turned a little past midnight and aroused -ev-
ernl families in Tho vicinity but could get no
trace " hi- family. lie noun 'd g." County
Prosecutor, who went 10 III" house with thr"s
Sitar az hour. search tire trunt of The
woman was o.nd under co"k ~iove in -"
cellar u 4 ia -oae debris TIE -kull Of the hid
was discovered Scar u" woman ar an n"
which hgi b on in We wood,h.d wh'n he
husband lc'i home ~ od va va om re
hous., wiic tor me reason had been taken
into tie yard
negr, named Robert lin-"n. who just th,r-
teen y,a.- ago to-day MS uri Il ,or thu
mu'd.r ol h. msues-. fla Quinn, a whIte
woman, IN Tucker street IL tli- city lie vas
tried but there was not suflcen, 'v.deuce to
U,fs.n hns been living in the horse a.
boardcr, and Il l. said that 81 wo. an had
ordered him out because he had been drinking
heay Is lie made h = boast o. saturday ~ ~
Ing hat h" was Cuin' 10 t"l even .NN som"
one Th"r rrrro farm Hnuds In the vicinity nre
much excited over th" mia r.. md to-nir I, vi h
u dog, a party search,d ~" -"ois 'or nm.
Blood marks Wpr' also FOUND on "A sion" lear
the do n Of he hous. II ~ -uuru-,d that the
couple quar- ilef, an hat Hsht I OK pl1c'
outside the hou.r r woman WIS then
Ch# -,d 10 m cellar. here she va K u d with
nuaye The floor = wing way when tie house
was burning permitted the cool stove To- flll on
her
I'ansen wa ARE ted tonight near Washi, c.
ton. ,ro-sins. about fv" nilc~ from the Y n
Il II house II was n n hogs" With some
friends H. was brought 10 his ci'y hN det O.
ilu..s IL. o ~ 4 ~ Id N. g nMN .iMlnI-cnl
The sun., 1900-11-19
YROIIEY SMASH ~ IONKERS.
Car FU~s Across the Pavement and Crashes
Through Plate Glass window.

YoSKIUs. Y Y, Nov. iN.THo cars Of the
YonLers trolley roNd Collidod this evening.
one Of the cars l'ft tho track. n"w across the
Pavement aud dashed into tho large show
window Of store. Tn" passengers wcTo
thrown upon ~" floor Of IN" car. and several
was thrown Fl ~ the I,a'fCm Na- taken into
n drug store WHO'RE j." soon revived. Tho
accident occurred AZ N"il cihan HN"uuc and
h-qrcl.,- IN from th, south Broadway line
Won 'pr \rpp"rhJu car was rounding the
corner "a Broadway car going In the opposite
A, 1,re..'ior -. ~hcd into TN" sid" ~ II. thruving
il from 'rr curve" ~" car then bounced over
the pgN,Ucui. a distance oi U'iy i"'t. Tho
side uf ilr Ncpp"rhan car Wis rushed and all
the eI,-- m IN" windows sugsled. tho frus-
ranls II, ing among the passengers.
The sun., 1900-11-19

church Of the Sacred Heart Pnr,l, D-stroved
other HuidinCS saved

SorIH BEND, Ind Nov. II While the stu
dents. priests and nearly all those connected
with N" University Of No'r" Dame were attend
Ing church TODAY. ire was discovered IN Tie
~aDri-t', ultuI'I.- 1r" famous church oi the
= IUrri li"Hr' u'.. Of il" most noted and bot
fI.l-hrl huG-D'~ ~ Wur-lf,' an 'u' uitod STATE
t'u 'NH fire W. lI-cu' 'rcl u bad
rHir"d ut"' hu1dVly aud IN" Games N"r"
shooting from tl" Inri If IL" building Tie"
ufgV"r-l'N ~" ''lu'1rl"- were soon on 'd"
-rfIu ,,E' w'rr uI.t'l" n, ,"l, successfully
with lh" 0au"- " lriral for aid was ~"nt
to south Bond and ,h'"f k"ru"r sem 'w" CulJ.
plG"s =" 'hc UNIVERSITY I.Itcr ou Il second
alH"tI u' -"A' 1850 UurH, AM ln IHout thr""
hour ~" 'r" Wa uri"T control
II j. fhu.INi 'In iu~- 10 10" university VII
ran into 'hHg~1rd' President Nprrisev j. glad
tt1i lh" hr" dd mot -'r'Nd - ~" church ana
tprhN ~. lac itruIlv C9l not cNriaIn the
Cau~" OF ~" Ere hut 'hI'k iuH' ~ was due to
Car"l"ssI"Ss ir rf"uiriug luo-u~"
The sun., 1900-11-19
THEY'LL CLEAN UP DE ATE.
EyGELITES START IN A HURRY TO DO
IT TUEHSELvES
Committees Appointed to Find Out, II Pos
siblc. where tho Haunts OF vice Are and
Do What Seems Hest Civilian Raiders
Break Up street Corner Crap Games.

/ Hfeak In Street Corner crap Games.
..-,..,
The swell set OF the MaTtln ffG"l Association
mo, Yesterday nm appoint ed he following com
,t,,o, ., Land th, 1',,rp.nuv c,u.ade against
ihN''' '" ltdu 'h' '"''h"''l 'i"S"or "N"'"''
vice In tie Eighth Assembly, district lhe Hon
May Unch SION emit Charlie. Kramer. "Dia-
"'N n,"n.'''u' "''' ,",. ,,', '' a
mona h' 0o"'''','' 'N' ~ 80 ''a
and 10" Cohen. lfcsid"nt "l IL" Allen street
Iit.ror,. ,Ih They we're instructed Ia ind
, -, .., ,t., ,I,..,,,,,i, ,,.nr,s
""'' u '"'N 'h'' WIZ Wv '''''''H i'F,' '''
ar" located and report ra'h T." 'h'' 'rFani7"''n n
...,.,..,,,o,,,.,,s
a7heF may ""'h''t" oman ''"'h7' 'I'I '"''7
"Rcm,rhor. .qldRusey thCItWy'', m instruct
,, ,h,,,, .,h,, ,,,icr .oiJ MT H.. work.
''S W. ''' ,"''
mus, n' ",''' 'i 'i"' '"'t'"H, .,. ,,..
We on, do .oid , ross. l., cdScrf,uau
"' ~ . -,
committee TO spot any gambling resorts In the
4, .,, ,d ,,,i. ,.la,,o ,,,i.,st ,,o,u
n,,, viI,r a,,t ,,,,I.s po,L,,uIy v.rn
fig"'n MlI'r ana hili"s I"'h"H'"E "'''
named on the committc" to ruu down and
o,tir,u,i.n H,,hthurs,s I.tyvar 4 (hnats
"A''',su''" "s''''''s h.",'' - '....'',,.s
on Law - t L.
-. h"rr Is ahoth"r srowihs i|rin O., Nce nn w
thlS District sdid hn~'y' uNH lnht y ~
trowiuE In sr'c saloons + l. n'iN d'n" I"r
lE" drlik'' h't II = ,Sd'n'Nut us We sH' /"
a,li il4si ~" y iI''l "H,,.r,,,....,,. - tvn
ms ana hui' ms 70 A. comm Gee " WI
!" lhN''HSd' lur ha'''' ann ,'P,i, P,i,,,. rn ,,,
1" me. hut'", 700, INV we Put ltp
I"i"I@ 30 hlt '',"N We ltNH- an. L,''s
hI! nv commute" '' I.'r'N Wv N'i. HI.'
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