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The sun., 1901-05-06
Organizer Monck Busy.

The charter for the new lodge of Black
smiths arrived several days ago, and
organization was effected on Saturday
evening by local Organizer NIonck. The
new lodge of Allied Maehinists was
permanently organized by Mr.. Monck
Yesterday afternoon. 1t is rumored that
the ioiners and carpenters at the Har-
Ian < Hollingsworth Company will or
ganiZe in few days.
The sun., 1901-05-06
FRACTURED HIS SKULL.
Driver GeMnMIlaafn " y, nMIlafn Wig FRalalggoI. R-'-''
Was Unloading Mail When the Seat
Slipped, Throwing Him to
the Pavement.

While Eugene McAIullen, driver Of the
r.. =. mail wagon was unloading mail
NJ the postotiice about 3.15 o'clock yester-
day morning. the seat of the wagon
slipped throwing him to the pavement.
He received severe cash on his head.
DIR. France was summoned. He made
i partial examination and ordered him
sent to the hospital.
The Phoenix Ambulance was summoned
and took him to the Homeopathic Hos
pital.
II is believed that McMullen's head is
fractured He was resting easy last
night
The sun., 1901-05-06
VIII start Trolley Work

The Citizens Railway Company will
today begin the work of building its
system. The Seventh street line will be
built first and the others afterward.
William Fl. Quigg Of Philadelphia who
huilt the lines for the Peoples Co., has
the contract for the Citizens lines.
The sun., 1901-05-06
CHIEF GOES TO PITTSBURG.
Will Testify in Regard to Improper
Letters Received by Him.

/ Chief Of Police Engene Massey left
At 4.27 o'clock yesterday afternoon for
pittsburg via the b. & o. railroad. He
has been subpoened TO appear in the
United States Court there today and
testify in regard to improper letters he
received from D. III. Kettering, who
wrote from Gebhard, Somerset county,
Pa.
The letters were in reference to a man
named Samuel Van Pelt, whom Kettering
thought lived here. He told in his letters
If deeds alleged to have been done by
Van Pelt. There is Samuel Van Pelt
living at 2O4 South Franklin street. He
fife first letter was received months
ago and the last only about month
ago.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Some Public Beauests.

The will of Mrs. Caroline J. McClary
has been filed for probate in the Office
Of Register Of Wills Crossan. 1t con-
,aih> the following public requests: To
NE delaware Hospital, $1,000; to endow
ire" bed to be known as "The Samuel
h"' larry. Jr., Bed" in memory of the
husband ,i Of the deceased; Home for Aged
Women, $1,000; West Presbyterian
.hNr"h, $500 to aid in paying off the
h.m"rlsaged Indebtedness. William J. Me
''ary, son of the deceased. is named as
executor.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Sunday Police Court.

Judge Townsend held City Court yes
lrrday morning. Joseph Stanley, colored,
.hnrged with disorderly conduct was
fined 81 and costs. Mary Spires, colored,
md Wait Thomas. colored, charged with
being drunk and disorderly We're each
fined $3 and costs. 4 number of cases
i drunkenness were also disposed of.
The sun., 1901-05-06
sales Inv the Sheriff.

Sheriff Mcdaniel on Saturday sold a
property of Lewis Il. Springer on JEFF
ferson street between Ninth and Tenth
to Samuel w. McCaulley, attorney, for
81 900. He also sold at the Gilpin House,
New Castle. the property of Harry 8.
Vandever, near Bear Station.
The sun., 1901-05-06
LIGHTER n,anayunk Launched.

The derrick lighter Manayunk being
constructed by the Enoch Moore 4 Sons
Co.. for the Pennsylvania Railroad, was
successfully launched on Saturday morn
ing. The Manayunk is the eighth lighter
to he launched of the contract for tel
and the remaining two will be launched
within the next two or three months.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Property Transfer.

Record was made in the city registry
bureau on Saturday of the transfer Of
he plant of the Diamond State Iron Co.
and Diamond State Steel Go. to The
Diamond State Steel Co., the considera-
tion being $s.250,OOO. The sale includes
the real estate, buildings and equipment.
The sun., 1901-05-06
INQUIRY Into Levy Court.

Attorney General Ward and Deputy
Attorney General Richards will be en-
Gagged this week in arranging criminal
Court work and the examination of the
Levy Court books will not, therefore,
,e resumed. Just when the work will
We taken up again is not known but Mr.
Ward says that ii has got to a stage
where he can do without the assistance
II county officers.
The sun., 1901-05-06
SIX BOYS ARRESTED.
Charged With Acting Disorderly a,
Eighth and Morrow Streets.

James ODonnell, Willard Chalfant,
Willard Williams, Harry Schrade, John
Flanagan and Allen Harris, ranging in
ige from Is to i6 years were arrested by
he police last evening at Eighth and
Monroe streets. 1t is alleged that they
we're acting disorderly. They all gave
bail for hearing in City Court this
morning.
The sun., 1901-05-06
NAV Pat,erson arrested.

Captain Kane and squad paid a visit
to alleged disorderly house on Tatnall
street near Fourth Saturday night
Mary Patterson was taken into custody
She will be given II hearing in City Court
this morning. Clara Walters was held
MS n Witness
The sun., 1901-05-06
DIR. Avery to Lecture.

The Rev. w. r. Avery. pastor OF
Harrison street NJ. E. Church will give q
lecture at the church on Thurs
day evening, May 16 on the subject
..Tennyson's May Queen" The pro
ceedes will go toward paying the Con
ference Academy debt,
The sun., 1901-05-06
Hentesopbs Give Entertainment.

About 800 persons attended the house
warming and entertainment given by the
Order of Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men
in German Hall on Saturday evening.
The entertainment was one OF the finest
hat has been given in this city for some
lime. Refreshments were served.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Average
; Diploma

Next Saturday there will be 200 mile
fly from Charlottesville. Va. May, 300
miles from Rocky Mount, Va. May %.
400 miles from Statesvile. \. G.. and
June 8, 500, from Griers Depot >. g.
The owners of the first two birds to
finish receive diplomas.
The sun., 1901-05-06
To Visit Philadelphia.

Members Of the junior department Of
the y. III. G.. A. will make visit to
Philadelphia on Wednesday. The trip
will be made by boat and the Geological
Gardens, Independence Hall and other
places of interest will be visited.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Had No License.

Joseph Sklutt was arrested in King
'trect market by Officer Solomon on the
charge of peddling matches without a
license He will be given hearing in
City Court this morning.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Cha rged With Sunday Selling.

@ jeremiah Sullivan, proprietor of the
S"rre Horse Hotel. Front street near
range, was arrested Saturday on the
''afs" Of selling liquor on Sunday week.
"a !, hearing will be held in City Court on
Wednesday.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Fell From a Horse.

Richard Nowland of No. 925 Lowering
avenue fell from n horse on Delaware
avenue between Rodney and Broome
streets Yesterday morning. He sprained
his ankle and was assisted home by
Officer McAteer.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Epworth League Day,

Sunday, May 18th, will be Epworth
Lengue Anniversary Day throughout
Methodism, and every chapter in the
State will hold special services. Inter
rstiur programs are being prepared.
The sun., 1901-05-06
F,pe., for D,sorderlv Conduct.

John Cavanangh was arraigned in
City Court last night on the charge of
lisorlerly conduct. He was arrested at
Front and Union streets by Officer Raj
ston. lie was fined SO and costs.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Permit for A,terat,ons.

Guiding Inspector Cassidy issued a
r'''lt Saturday to William II. Foulk &
wv 10 make alterations to the dwelling
], g.. l2o' Delaware avenue at cost of
The sun., 1901-05-06
Pritchard WilICase.

, n",hohy Higgins. Albert Constable
c"a = Harvey Whiteman, counsel in the
WIZ VI iatrick VS.. Henderson, conferred
~ ~" 'hief Justice lore on Saturday.
Court in June.
The sun., 1901-05-06
Left for San Francisco.

Edward Krause of this city left last
light for San Francisco. Mr.. Krause
Is the delegate from the Wilmington
odge of Eagles to the National Con-
ntion Of Eagles which convenes in
that city.
The sun., 1901-05-06
John n. Hawk.ns III.

Dover. May 5.-Former Secretary Of
State John d. Hawkins. who is serving
a term in Jail for embezzlement, is very
ILL., He is now under the care of a
physician,
The sun., 1901-05-06
Church Notes

bn,ne h"v. John Shape preached in
,.ri'sare "are Avenue Baptist Church yes
w Coming TO Rene With JOY"
The sun., 1901-05-06
Former Policeman Dead.

Frank Manion, n former policemtn.
died at the Homeopathic Hospital yester-
day. He was suffering with pneumonia.
He leaves a wife and several children,
The sun., 1901-05-06
The Rev MarshaII.s Funeral Today

The funeral Of the Rev. William Mar
shall, who died at Falkland on Friday.
will take place this afternoon. Services
will be held at o'clock at st. James
Church. Stanton.
The sun., 1901-05-06

w..
lrrived OF
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|PrseHv..c'rh,
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Wcitprbcme

Mm IL. Gttober in Rod Clement
8. 6ipeeoat I'M utter bon 38 Sahreil
AM Nsrpenfieber. Die Weritorbene hin=
terrdBt cine Wittme llnb iieben EinDer
i'm Utter bon | bis 13 eSahren.
9lm IL. Sttober IN Weit-uhridspille
sSofeph &obinion. i'm Mlter DDn So Sab=
rem. oil eiilem 6eraleioen. Der Ier=
ltorbene bate i'm ITO. Dhip, Reaiment
Den 9iiraertries mitaemadt nno mar
Elm Mitelieo Der q. d. sc.
Mm Is. Ctt. in Stem Bbilabelpbia
Hrau Srances N. GibarbIon. Die Sat
tin bon Er. %. 80. 3iharoion, nod
langer Granfheit i'm Utter BON SO Sab
rem. Die 8erltorbene binterldBt einen
@atten uno smei S0hne, Ssrto. s. Gi-
barblon in Canal Sober uno Narris
3. @i6aroion in Stem 8bilaoelpb;a.
9lm 10. Gttober in Ne,p Bbilabel=
pbia sSrau Sobn @rpin i'm Ilter Dor
40 Sabren an einem 2unaenleioen. Sit
binterldbt einen @otten unb ore'
Ginoer.
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9setse 8etd,GftSleit,,tag

9n SEQ. 223 Msit-9obtraBe finbet
man oas alte 6eidaft aber unter neu=
e, @el9aftsfil1runs.
Sohn Is. SOP 1T eillSiaer gigentbii=
mer uno @elhdftsfiibrer oes Shmud=
waarenaei6aIts nit @inidlub Der
Spredmaihinen uno Der WtulitoOIen.
6. st. 2au9heao lit ein5iser giaen=
tbiimer uno 8eihdftsfiibrer oes 8epar=
temenfs fir Yianos, Grgeln uno yid6=
mal6inen.
s5oM 6. SoB lit eilt3iger gieentbii=
mer uno Geiddftsfiibrer Dss Optii9en
uno Geparaturen=9 =9epartements.
Snoem mir fir bisberige Sunoidaft
Oanten, boffen mir, in Der 3utuuft
nod belier i'm @tanoe gu lein, ben
WiinIden Oes gublifums su entlpre=
den. IS empfeblen iid befens
sobn s. SpB,
CD. &. 2ausbeao,
SDbn e. 81 DB.
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SOFIA g. 0mT,

Der repubfitanilbe Ganoioat fir Geprd=
ientant, ienoet @irfulare OH ale Sols
oaten, tpel1e Den 8iireertriea nlitge=
nladt baben, unb bittet ll1n oeren lln=
teritiiBune. gs miro oorin erfldrt,
Gui lei Elm gutter 5oloat eerpeien. llno
giemanb lei niiloiger ols er, unler
@ountp in Der @eIebaebuns su per=
treten.
gDir fenllen BEN &eeoro 9uff5 i'm
Griege niht, mol!eu aber burdaus ni1t
beItreiten, baB er Elm gutter Splont ge=
tpelen. Nber berehti9t ibn bies 5u
elmer einsigen oempfratiideu Gtimme 7?
@ir elauben mdt. 9uif mar INNER
Elm Itrammer Barteigdu9er uno bat
our9aus feinen Nnipru6 auf oemofra=
tide 5t!mmen. ODER bat SuIf lemals
Tiir einel Gsmotraten 9eltimmt, neil
oerIelbe Elm gutter GDloat mar ? -
9|ielnals - Marum lollten Die oemp=
trotiIt1en 8eterauen fir ibn ffiinmen :?
= Sino republifauil1e Soloaten etma
beller ais benotratiihe
9uff niirDe es ld1erlit finoen, wenn
mon ibm sumuthen 'ollte. fir einen
oemotraili6en Goloatsn gu Itimmen uno
ebenIp ldGerlih lit es, tueEn er 9laubt,
OieIe tperoen nun fir i'm itimmen.
9uff mar iein 2ebeu lang INNER Elm
frammer parteisdneer uuo bot teinen
9lniprub auI oemotratiide Stlmmen.
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0etratbsbewtat8mmgen.

@eo. u. Mpers goitb M. 3epp,
beibe bon 5traBburg.
Soan Bpnerdio Nnna Sam, beibe
BON Wainrigbt.
Saeob Sid Sba 9. Golpin, beibe
bon Mineral point.
Nlpin @appel Mabel S9mitb, beioe
BON Mibpale.
Bernaro 3. Bennett, Oflaboma, 8. -
gbarlOtte Smith, Suscaraipas 60.
CHARLES g. Miller. Salmage, 8. -
Sarab 9. @berbart, 3uscaraiDas, ..
gbas. s.. Benebure, Mibbale, 8.
9ulu WallerneD. Stem philadelphia.
William @rob, Canal Doper, 8. -
CLARA WiDoer, Gugarcreet, ..
@eo. BeAolo, gatbarine No9el,
beioe BON Nelp pbilaoelpbia.
Sohn 6. Spies. glepelanb, 8. -
anna 6. Meeie. Nep philadelphia.
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Die @tfanasnen i'm bisliaen GeFdna.
nib. ae9en tpelde bic lebte @fano SURF
Nnflaqen eirlgereiht BAT, luurben Iebten
Donnerstag Dor &idter SbOtmeil ae-
bradt.
Walter 8. WilIon. tpelder weQen
Bigamie uno Meineib lib 3u berants
Dorten bat. erfidrt iib niht ibuIoia
unb Dirb porlditfig nod i'm Befangnib
blsiben. bis Elm Datum fur ieinen
pr05eB felfaefeBt pirb.
sSobn Gilbert lnD glmer Nioae,pan
befannten fih bes ginbru6s ihuloig.
sic batten am l. 9luAulf aus Der
Gdeune bnn u. Oeller in DlDtown elm
Ralb aelioblen. Die 8eioen Duroen Su
je orei Sabren 3udtbaus perurtheilt.
5rau Gmilp So1nion bon nhrids.
bile, melhe tpeaen zines Dieblfabls
angetIagt lit, erfIdrte Iih niht fhuIoig.
9ie 3eit fir ilren prossb 1T nOn niht
feifgelebt.
Gobert Ditto betannte iitb stpeier
Branoififtunaen fir I6nlois uno ipurbe
all elmer 3uhtbansitrafe BON 10 Sab=
rem pernrtbeilt.
MesleD Gramlnes befannte lib I6uls
big, ben Store in geioler aneeitedt Su
baben. 9as llltbeil iiber i'm miro
niht geIpro,hen perne,l. bis Der proSeB
gegen George Gallanan, ber ipegen Der
n1mlinen Ytann1tiftunu unter Wnflaae
ftebt erleoigt lit.
S. $. @rifs. $. S. Siren, 8. W.
@rifs, gtliot Glinseninitb, IS. g..
Qimon unb 8. 5. Zimmerman. Mnse=
itellte Der Nmerican Sheet Steel So. in
Ganal 9oper. ertldrten lib nibt idul=
big uno miro Der Broseb auf Den s..
8. llno IL. Nobember feit0elebt. Die
9fnsetlagten linb beI6ulbigt am 27.
Sept. Sad S'Neil erIboiien uno 3ub=
ber Mc9oDell Dertuunoet 3u baben.
2puis Wtaurer BON Canal Sober, Der
bei1ulbist tit, feline orei minoerjdbriaen
Ginoer bernabldiigt gu baben, erflarte
fd niht idIloig uno leiitete 500
Yiirgibaft fir iein GriAeineu por @e-
riGt. Ser Uall tommt am IL. gaop.
sur 0erbanolung.
@eorge 8olB, N6e goparos, Sobn
Soucs. Noam 2an5er uno Charles
6rant ertldren lib auf Die Nnflngen
iueeen tbdtlldem Nn9riff uno gtptb=
sudt ni6t ibulois. Ser Yro5eb tommt
am z. ylopember sur gerbanolun9.
Senrp Stpder, WaDne Sanes. g.
$. 3ufena6t lnD Shomas 0us9es be-
tannten lib iGuloia, Spiel=Nutomaten
in ibren Pldben gebaltef gu BADEN uno
muroen isber gu elmer gube bon $50
neblt Soften perurt6eilt.
Somes H. gaugbten in 9enniIon.
tpegen Saltens zines Spiel=Nutomaten
uno gerlebuna Der Sounta9saeitBe an-I
9etiaot, ertldrt li1 nidt ibulOia. Ser
IL. 9looember tuuroe. CUR grleDiaung
Der Sude beltintnlt.
96ilip Jt0iel betennt Iib iduloie,
on einem SOnntag aus NnlaB elmer
Gir6enfeier cine 4li5abl gerlonett in
feline Wirtbibaft 9elafen unb oieielben
fpltenftei bemirtbet sn baben. Wuroe
gu elmer guBe bon $25 uno 10 Sasen
i'm 9Dtel Seflins ueroonnert.
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Gaarc spaIteu

ma9t Granfe ni1t geillno ober
Ssorni's 9llpentrduter Blutbeleber nil.
ipcnn Die 9oftorn nit oenIelben fertlp
iino. Serr 9ermann 2ehaus III
Soutlmano, Seras, Ipri6t aus eigenel
Grfabruns : SO mar 80 Sabre alt.
iiber leds SUB sroB unp wo9 l84
Yfunh als mid im Serbit 1897 eiil
i1peres Gieber beIiel. esb ihifte mad
Dem befen 9ottor in 9onep 8rope,
mir baben beren ungefdbr % in be,
gfa1barI1aft. Gr bebanoelte mid Drel
Wohen, aber i6 muroe INNER idlim.
mer. Gin stpeiter Nr3t puroe bin5u-
eesoaen llno iie ipalteten 0aare iiber
ben Gang ~leil,er Grantheit. sd
muroe inoelen 10 eleno, oaB id mid
faum mebr fliiiterno peritdnolidl
nader tonltte. Meine MngebDri-
Gen uno 6reunbe slaubten i'd mare
nibt mebr gu retten uno Die Derren
Dottoren ibiitteiten Die G6pfe. Sh
l,eB mir in meinem trauriaen 3aifanoe
Die 3eitunaen Dorleien unb b0rte oa
aus Der .GunoIbau" iiber 6orni's
Nlpentrduter Blutbeleber. Sd lieB
tpelhen tommen. llnb bas mar in Der
Shat mein 9eilnittel, % es mir tpie=
Ser su nleiner GeIunobeit berbalf uno
leitoem gebrauhen mir bieie Meoi5in
uno lino oanfbar fur ihrs Wobltbateil. !"
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Gorlciuttgs= Ntsr;us.

Sie bielise 0odiGule miro bieien
Winter ipieber cine gln5ahl 0orlelun=
gen ilnb lluterbaltungen beranifalten,
uno Die foleenoe 2ilte benefit, oaB man
beitere Seiitunsen erwarten oarf, als je
SuDDr
/. Anna III. Shaw. Lecture.
2. Gamble ConcertCom=
pany Concert.
3. Rev. R. s. Near
thur, D. D.. ..... Lecture.
4. Ida Benfy.. ..... Reader.
5. Mendelssohn Male
Quartette ........ Concert.
6. Williams Miles Re-
cital. Concert.
z. Hon. j. P. Dolliver.. Lecture.
s. High School Entertainment.
Sidets fiir ben 9anaen Gurs iperoen
fir $l.00 berfauft. Die Nuslaaen
fir ben biesidbrisen GurIus iiberlei=
gen biejenisen bes Iebten Sabres um
beinabe 500, ba Die 0eranitalter be-
itrebt iino, bas Bette su brinaen uno
oieies gu m6slihit nieoriaem preiie.
Die 3Oglinge Der 6ohfhule tperben
in ben ndAfen 9asen Die 9ifets ber-
taufen.
Glanea=G birtnelfen unb fran30=
fifher Glanea, bel Der Darb in
r.rn's
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Gdlminaet III Canal Oober.

80. 6. 0iBrib, So Gaetorplrabe in
Canal DoDer, tDiro am Samffa9 ben
2. NObember, einen 5diuingef beran-
ffalten. Sir Die brei befen G1pinger
iino preiie ausgeieBt. Mls Ralnpfri6ter
tpiro Grie0ri1 Nieoerbduier fun9ieren.
Mulit BON Der DDbo Bano.
RDmrlt unb erprobt Cure Rraft. 2t
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Sie Susearaipas 0oipital Mno=
ceation nimmt banfbar @aben BON
friIden Grii1ten uno 8emiilen, einae-
mahten Grii1ten uno Grudtfaft entge=
aen. Wenn es bequerner 1T unb Die
Weiell1aft benahridtigt miro, 10 mere
ben Die Waben abaebolt. Ins Nuftrag
Der Damerl DIlfsbeb6roe,
glla Darger, 6etretdr,
Canal Opper. 81.
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g1ieDrjaere Matett ttad) BMfz
taIo. gpe3ielie GrtmriiOttett
iiher Me QfrDu. Wo1tte.

milne Nnsifeiuiia au febr nebrigen ntcH al benen,
tpartl er bon ben ipeaelLen gou6.G Gunrtionen nad,
Wu5faIo iiber bic MfrDn-Ruute ieben Dien8tag Son-
oenunnten Iaaen betrdgt nur oic 1dle ber regudreH
.Ginsgpea" gfate. ydberes 1T 81 eriabrsn g cer
pfSee bon 81 .. gratt, Tidet-Mgent fnr 5tem YDtla'
befbhi0 80.
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g9hite Bros. falbleoerne Mdnrer=
fhuhe, fart uno oauerbaft, oas paar
Su 1925.
Gd6ne Gdngurub Wdnnerlhuhe.
oauerIaft uno Iolio, semabt Inn su
$3.50 81 perfaufell, fir $500.
@done falbleOerne MdnnerI6ube
nit Satin Sberihub, nit einfaben
8orihubeu ooer Sipps. leDr niiblib.
fir $l.75.
g1te W6lIels Seal Brain Mdnner=
I6ube. fart lpie 6elien, iuerDen ionf
iiberaG pertauit fir $500. fiir$l.75.
edlpere Ruilet Grain Mdnnerldu=
1e, bauerbafte 6dube fir ihmere Mr=
belt, tpertb $500, fur $l.50.
8ereeBt uns nidt. tDenn sSlr
braudt. Wir baben laeben cine lADne
erbaIten, uno Die preiie iino. pereliben
cine rislise Nusuabl bon Jil5ifiefeln, al
Qhe 6arper Bros. &c
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SdDlpaDe filr cseocraora,,n,.

VVs gb unb fit eig unier Gdub-
0pormrns uno oas 1T Die bette anata nit Den bnse gre Sc
mebr Sb BON Der auali Ghupaon pbt befrenbt
br gn nit oe Eepartemn n SuD Der err
ogreidtn @ie ufgetehr pie nod aat sdub6oten ge1
gnganos pertbpolu ourudenb ab er oelebn oe=
uno'f nIbt M auan Sbr ismals unie gBaan pa geo
tam 81 oRlcn yrelsn fen belren 6uBbeleiOunan anfn
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Wer Musfunft al Qeben Derma

Mer Musfunft 3u aeben Derniag
iiber ben ge9enipdrti9en Mufentbaltsort
bon Gam. Menger bon Yeii9enbiibI=
Nmt 9bun, Canton Bern, bier eirge
iuanoert i'm Sabre 1869, lit gebeten,
bariiber an GOttfrieo. 0dnnb, pof-Gf-
flee Canal Doper, g., 3u beridbten.
Wenger ruuroe aunt lebten Ul0lt I'M
Sabre 1899 in Canal DOoer sefsbeu.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-29
Pacific Surety
COMPANY.
Guarantee Department
ISSUE BONDS TO GUARANTEE

ISSUE BONDS TO GUARANTEE
the faithful discharge Of the duties Of
Managers, Secretaries, Cashiers, Book
keepers, Clerks Of Banks, Statesmen,
Agents, Office-men, Officers Of Socl-
eties and Lodges, Employees Of the.
Unite States Government Of the Gus,
toms and Internal Revenue and Post
Office Departments, Collectors, Drivers
Of Delivery Wagons, Watchmen,
Shipping Clerks, Travelling, Sales
men. Contractors, Paymasters in the
Army and Navy, Importers and Ex,
porters, Railroad and Street Railway
Employees, Administrators, Executors,
Assignees, Receivers, and all persons
holding positions Of trust. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-29

The majority, on the other hand,
feels that. by putting In a qualifying
clause providing for the employment
OF, other than American citizens on the
public works, there viii he tendency
on the part of corrupt minor officials
to take advantage of such a state Of af-
fairs in ways known TO people who
work from dishonest motives.
Further, the majority feels that
something radical must be done to pre-
vent young and susceptible natives
from coming to the city where sin and
corruption Turk in waiting. The good,
bracing air of the country is thought
by them to be far superior to the evil
influences of the city where the inno-
cent are waylaid.
The discussion on the bill next Mon
day will be looked forward to with a
great deal Of interest. The Senators
are now studying the matter carefully
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-29
l0R0-
BI6EOP&O &c
BANKERS.

Transact . General Bankip,
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Traveller
Letters of Credit issued, avail
able in all the principal cite
Of the world.
Interest allowed after Jul,
l, 1893, on fixed deposits
day notice 2 per cent, (thiI
form will not bear interes
unless it remains undis
turbed for ono monthly,
months 8 per cent, 6 month
81 per cent, II months
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-29
". 6. Irwin $50
Limited

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Co. q -
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Worn. q
Philadelphia, Penn, U. 8. A.,
Newell Universal Mill Co. (Natioaa0
Cane Shredder), New York. U. 8. 4
N. Ohlandt q Co.'S Chemical Fsrtm
sers.
Alex. Cross q Sons, high grade -
tilizers for Cane and CofRes.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Paraflne Paint Co.'S P. 4 B. PainO
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Oils, raw and boiled.
Indurine "a cold-water paint). u
white aud colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, I'D
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