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The daily sentinel., 1902-01-16
HE WILL STAY.
Edwin Price Will Continue to
Handle the Mails at This Place
For Uncle Sam. So Say His
Numerous Friends.

For Uncle Sam, SO Say Ills
Numerous Friends.
Postmaster Edwin Price WAS seen by .
Ssntiael reporter Immediately after bis
return today from Denver and upon be-
ing questioned regarding the matter OF
his nomination being held up and with
drawn by the president said: II will re-
for you to Horace T. DeLong, who has
bssn with me In Denver for any inform
alton which you may desire regarding
tho status Of the matter at present"
Mr.. DeLong said, "If, ~ the report
from Washington states, that he may
have to appear bsiore the postofacs
department in rsfutation Of the charges
against him, made by the inspectors, he
will be able unquestionably to rsfute
them in toto and make them appsar as
they arc very unjust to Mr.. Price. The
Colorado senators have interested them.
solves in behalf OF Mr.. Price and they
will certainly make the inspestors prove
their charges. which they cannot do.
Senator Teller Of his own volition has
said that he personally was patron Of
the ofise and found it we'll conducted
and that he believed Mr.. Price was .
good postmaster. q judgment which will
be acquisssed in by almost every citizen
Of Grand Junction.
"Mr. Price 10 known as . conscientious
and stalwart republican, both at homo
and throughout tho state, and has the
united support Of his party behind him.
There is not to my knowledge any fac
ton Of the party fighting him and no
aspirants for the position to my knowl-
edge. He will undoubtedly be reap
pointed.
"Mr. Price and his friends feel grate-
full to Senator Teller for his interest in
the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1902-01-16
Will Dispose of Sch!eY Case.

Washington, Jan. 15.-The president
will, unless he changes his present plans.
dispose Of the appeal OF Rear Admiral
Schley today. His action, he is conf
dent, will settle the paval controversy.
In making such prompt disposition OF
the appeal OF the rear admiral, Mr..
Roosevelt will surprise not only tho ap-
pellant but also the navy department.
The daily sentinel., 1902-01-16
About the W eather.

About the Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees.
The minimum this morning was II de-
grees.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
Williams news., 1902-01-25
Santa Fe Coast Line

That part of the great Santa Fe railway system heretofore known by the long and cumbersome term, santa Fe lines west of Albuquer- que," will be hereafter known as the Santa Fe coast lines"
 The change has just become known as an official one, as the first official recognition of the new name has just been made, which is that the tickets and passes now be- ing issued for that part of the sys- tenn are being made to read: Good for passage over the Santa Fe coast ines," instead of Santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque"
 The Santa Fe coast lines com prise three different systems, which are operated under one manage ment, but different names. The Santa Fe Pacific extends from AL buquerque to Bakersfield, Cal The San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley road extends from Bakers field to San Francisco. The third line is the Southern California, which runs from Barstow, on the Santa Fe Pacific, along the coast.- Gazette.
Williams news., 1902-01-25
MeIvor-TYndaII. Mind Reader.

The public will have the oppor- tunity of seeing Dr. Alexander J. McIvor Tyndall of London, England, the great living exponent of thought reading and psychic phenomena. McIvor-Tyndall has demonstrated his wonderful ability before most of the crowned heads of Europe, having appeared before Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle while still in his minority. His entertainments are a series of mar vicious demonstrations in the realm of the occult and seemingly super natural. They are amusing, fas- cinating and mystifying, and prove to the most skeptical the possession of a power beyond the ordinary senses Apart from its mystifying
Williams news., 1902-01-25
Must Speak Spanish

A new law went into effect in all Mexico on January 1st, making it compulsory on all foreign railway employees to use the Spanish lang uage. On account of this new law several employees of the Sonora railway are making preparations in studies of the Spanish language to take an examination, which will be held in Guaymas soon.
Williams news., 1902-01-25

features, his program is one of con- tinuous mirth and merriment-
 Some of the features presented are "The Mysterious Lady and how She Was Discovered" Charles Fosters Spirit" "The Ghostly Smoke, "The Invisible Cigar" and many other startling and phenom- enal scenes. McIvor Tyndalls manifestations of psychic power and occult science are replete with i'm teresting and entertaining features. His feats of mind magic, which ex- cited such comment in the east, will be fully reproduced at the opera house Jan. 29.
Williams news., 1902-01-25
An Unlucky Day.

Scarcely had the wrecking train arrived at Yucca, after assisting passenger train No. 8, which left the track at Drake, when it was called to Hancock, few miles west of Drake, to clear a freight wreck. Several box cars and one of the engines were turned over, and the noon passenger train was delayed several hours, arriving in Kingman at , D. m. On account of these ac- cidents the Santa Fe yards pre- sented a very busy scene Tuesday, trains departing east and west as fast as orders were King man Arrow.
Williams news., 1902-01-25
Statehood Work

The house committee on terri tories began a series of hearings on Thursday on the statehood bills introduced on behalf of Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The governors and delegations of repre- sentative citizens from the three territories are here to urge the claims of their respective territories to the right to join the sisterhood of states.
Williams news., 1902-01-25

Mrs. Carrie Nations assertion that she is not going to marry any man in Iowa has been confirmed emphatically by every Iowa man heard from.-Chicago Tribune.
Williams news., 1902-01-25

A special Washington dispatch in the Arizona Republican states that ''the delegates from Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma-M- A. Smith, B. s. Rodey and Dennis T. Flynn, will march up to the bar of the house and lay down their com missions if the congress shall fail to grant statehood to the three ter ritOries."
 The Courier does not think that Mark Smith will do anything of the sort, for Mark is not a quitter. Neither is he the man to play the part of q spoiled child. He would he acting in both capacities should his action be such as is indicated in the aforementioned dispatch Mark Smith is not so egotistical as to believe that he is the whole push and that he has a right to do such q thing regardless of the wishes of those who selected him as their standard bearer and servant in Washington
Williams news., 1902-01-25
AT THE OPERA HOUSE Wednesday, January 20
 The eworId-Renowned
MCIvOr=T r=Tyndall
of London, England

The greatest mind magician and thought reader. Entertainer of Kings and Queens Displaying His Marvellous Psychic
 Powers in
Williams news., 1902-01-25
A Night of Mystery

Prices, soc, 75c and S1.OO- Seats on sale at usual place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27

a genuine novelty in Y. NJ &. A
work will appear Sunday afternoon.
and crowd Of young men viii enjoy
IT, Al about 3sso one Of the Longest
and best electric cars II engaged by the
Association TO come TO the corner OF
Alskea street 10 pick up the organ and
the waiting crowd Of young men. mem
beers or others. and give them a free
ride to the end OF the College Hills
line. where from 10 5 an interesting
praise service viii b. held. Several
short and crisp talks win be intsEspers-
Ell with good music and at 5 the car
will return the men This IL all free
and will doubtless b. well patronized-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Paradise OF the Pacific FOR Jun.
n out
The Fourth District. Second Precinet
club viii meet at 7:10 tonight at tbs
corner OF Piikoi and Lunaliio streets
Judge Robinson held court ali day
yesterday trying 20 finish up the con-
tested case. which has been occupying
hts attention this week.
The Honolulu Brewery IL building a
5000 storage house at its plant IA Ka-
kaako- Room VIII be made FOR the
storage % 1000 more barrels OF beet.
Ars. Dole will not receive today-Iri-
day. the @7th-and she VIII not receive
on Friday. the Fourth % July. After
that the usual reception will be held
every Friday from , To 6
There 10 an impression about that
the Eiiohara Art League exhibition %
living pictures IN for the members only.
ON The contrary. u IL a public function
snd the tickets are for sale 10 every
one.
J. AheonT "a al have sued the Haiku
sugar Company. claiming valuable land
IN kaupakalua. Maui. and 1890 dam
ages for trespass. II IN alleged that the
defendant has been occupying the land
IN question for six years without legal
right or authority OF Law.
The FIRST % the Primo beer saloon n
ccusce win b. out on the frat % July.
and Treasurer Wright will not reissue
a. Henry klcfnnnc holds the license
AMI ruhs a saloon In kakaako. There
are nine or ten other Primo saloons
y hose licenses expire next month
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27

see.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
CEMETERY FOR
The HEBREWS

AZ . msetin< yesterday aftsrrcon IN
Progress Hall. held By members " ths
~Firxt Hebrew Congregation % Hsno-
futu.- at which Is members were pres
snt. the mare was unanimously chang
81 to The HEBREW Csmetery Associa-
tiou.~ The orzanization VAS starred oa
Mckinley Memorial Day. Through The
unfirtnx efrorts % fts officers. Who viii
IN short time apply for y ccartcr.
sufficient funds have been s~curwd for
carrying out the offsets OF the new as
sock1ffon. The credit for raisinE the
fua6s In due 10 Frrd stern and NJ -
Levy. az well az the other officers.
President =. Ehrfich. Treasurer III
Prck. =. Harrnou Levi The Old Officers
% the association were yesterday elect
ed for the nsW organisation. with the
exception Of secretary and j. NJ Levy
Was elected to al the vacancy. The
site to b. toCsht IL at Pearl City.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE
ENTERTAINMENT

fully COO people were delightfully."- en-
tsrsained last night la the theater N
ST. Louis College. with n lnuslczi and
dramatic entertainment which was
preSntsd BY the boys In an able man
1er. One OF the chief features Of the
evening was the caiisthcnfc marches.
participated In by the ANAL boys. The
little fellows. in their white suits and
cadet caps. made a pleasing sight. and
Voc much applause.
Ia the rneiodrarna. a lauRhabie skit.
which followed. ali did so we'll that no
especial mention need BE- made. Much
praise II due TO the college Brothers
who have 80 successfully trained the
boys In their various parts. The must
cal part Of the program was excellent
the college band doing exceptionally
fine work. Master Walter Coughs vfo-
lin solo was received with as great en-
thuzlssrn as u deserved. u being play
20 with skill worthy OF a much older
Deroon.
Among these present were Rev.
FATHERS Matthias. Sylvester. vnicutln
ard stephSu. Mons. vizzavona. senior
eanavarro. Get Cfrard. q. =. ~. and
May other PROMINENT Honolulans-
wssfc here and there throughout the
zu11~nes were seen the faces % RISING
yesnn business men. who In former
years too< part IA similar exercises at
st. Louis and arw now proud TO claim
s~r as their Alma Mater.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27

frfnianf and Myrtle silk handker-
chiefs and shirts for sale ut SaycEusL
The American Gentleman's shoe IL
advertised at $3.50 by Manufacturers
Snoe &C.
A Iot OF wall paper and groceries win
be sold today at 10 o'clock az Morgan
saiesroom-
Those who have had their iron roofs
covered with Arabic" are our best ad-
vertissru. Ask any OF them
w. w. Ahana a Co. are NJ 10 date
merchant taiIors. and have just the
goods to be made up for suf1rner wear
Their. L. vixor and strength In every
drop OF Rainier beer. All dralsrs
handle ~. Try a dozen bottles and Dc
convinced
The Oriental Bazaar are showing
sorne ane pima silks. plain and striped
Also have large stock OF hrr~orNs
for the 9Th.
A seven-rooni house on Punehoowi
street. below Mormon church. - OF
f~r,.d for rent. See For Rent column
% this PAPER
TIE storkbooxs Of th. Oahu sugar
90 Ltd viii be closed TO transfers
from Friday. June -. 10 Tnursday'
July fat both dates included
Tornorrow at 10 o'clock Jas r MOT
gan wiz sell ut his salesrocEn n log =.
a Herring goods material. etc. VEL"
we're slightly damaged at the Wa@"
in<tou Mercantile firc-
chfva- on the corner OF <uuanu ana
Hotel streets. will hold n grand FeduC
lien sale at hia place beginning to"iy
row morning. Every article IN
stcre has been reduced 20 =" -.s.I,
.sple price. and will b. MARKED u psa'"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
CHAS. KING AND
MISS BATES WE'D

Beautiful flowers and green leaves
surrounded Miss Jeanne T. Bates and
hr. Charles r. King when they we're
married last evening In the Bishop Me-
nro~fai Chapel at Kam~hameha. and
iafs~ they stood almost within n bow
CT 90 the golden shower blossoms when
thev rscsiyed their friends at tbs Pre-
parafory School
Loving hands % fellow teachers and
pupils had TRANSFORMED the interior of
the church durinE the daS until ~ was
a sylvan scene In green and white with
Us masses % palms. potted plants:
ferns and banana stalks. with here and
there blossoms OF the oieandsr and
narxusrftss pesptng out from screens
a wedding bell OF ferns and whit,
flowers uas suspended from zroinsd
arches bv ropes % ferns and broad
white rtboonss
To the Strains OF Iohsnxvin the
bridal party catered the church. Pre-
csdinx the group came two girls. Emil
W and Minnie Inxhann. on~ IN pink and
"A WITH flowers. Behind them In white
waists and dark trousers. came two|
boys Of the Preparatory school. bear
Ind = cushion on which rested the wed
Mr.. HoofnsonL The brfde entered lean /.
inx on The arm Of Thsodore Richards.
who gave her away. The brides gown
Wa of white pinsappie silk over taf- /
fsta- trimmed with mouss~line de sole /
pf>atinEs and ruffcs. ths yoke Of dot
TED tulls. The veil was % white tulie /
caught up with n spray OF stephanotis.
Th- Rev. Henry Parker performed the
merrisrs service
Following the wedding n reception
waS given ths couple at the Prspara-l
tory School They stood ia a confcrva-t
tory or golden shower blossoms on
screen OF netting while banked behind
were pottcd palms and ferns Over this
archways golden shower were orrans-
"a. A bowl OF fruit punch covered
with golden shower blossoms was set
AZ the foot OF the staircase. The pres
rnts displayed were The practical
.hinxz needed for housekeeping. There
was q quantity Of siiverware. besides
many pieces OF handiuork by the girls
~ the Girls school The latter made
he brides gown. Several hundred
people attended tbs wedding and recep-
ion The boys OF the school stood
1Don the lawn and sang throughout the
'ecsptiou- After the reception the
couple were driven To the other side OF
nc Pail and will spend their honey
nom at Wafhole. They will make !
heir future home on Maui. where Mr..
<inE will serve N a Normal School In
D<cror.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersiRued intend on the sth day OF
July. A. ID. fsce. To buy all the interest
IA the Rice Plantation. including rice
mill. lease or leases. machinery. tools.
improvements. animals. vehicles. etc.
from one Vim Yin formerly known as
Vim Vows Rice Piantationl. situate at
Hecla. Koolaupoko. Island OF Oahu. It.
II. The undersigned viii not be re-
sporaibie for any debts or liabilities OF
or connected with said Vim Vows Rice
Plantation. who alone n responsible for
same.
lated June IS. 1907.
ss0s KwoSG SANG co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
NOTICE

FRED PHILIP 4 BRO. BEG TO NO
tify their patrons and the public that
they have purchased the stock In trade
and good wiz OF the Manufacturing
Harness. &c. and viii continue their
business at the cid stand. corner OF
King and Fort streets. where they VIII
be pleased to see old friends a. wen
"a new ones. All work Entrusted 10
them will receive personal attention.
and all goods sold will be guaranteed
a. represented They will also con-
tinue at their present stand In the
Wright suiidingy Ne. ses King street
Tsiephsne 2cH Bise- =. o. Bsx 1ss-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders OF Henry May a Co. Lin
it'd. will be held at the Offices OF g
Brewer & Co. Limited. II Honolulu.
on Thursday. July 3rd. 1872. at 10
D.t-d Honolulu. June "a. 1902
SAM'L G. W LDER.
sza Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27

TIE REGULAR MEETING FOR
th~ election OF officers. 10 b. held on
Friday. Juae 18th. has been postponed
TO Saturday. June 18th. At 7:50 .. m.
and will De- held at the Native church
y. T. DE BOLT.
sas President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
NOTICE.

To THE REPUBLICANS or TIL
NINTH PRECINCT. FIFTH Dis
TRIcT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11
Muchly Married,

\ man named Martin, from New
River w Va, married Miss Blauch
McComas, Of Hubbardstown, seven
miles below Louisa, about a year
ago. He met the girl up in the
New River county and they were
married there. Two weeks ago to.
day he brought the deed body of
his wife to herold home, this being
his first visit there. The burial
took place Sunday, and he, as chief
morner played we'll the pnrt He
was crushed aud his spirit broken
by the great loss. But time is "a
magic healer OF Mr.. Martins
wounds. BY the time he was
ready to start for ms home, early
the next morning, he had arranged
to take Miss Mona McComas, a
sistol-in-law, along with him AS
his bride. They went to Catletts-
burg aud We're married by Rev. /,
b. Hutchinson and proceeded on
their way rejoicing, This is Mar
tins fourth marriage. Some of thu
people down in that neIgh0orhood
say they will run Martin out If he
over comes back there. Ho is q
carpenter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11
Murder Al CalIettsburg

Jesse Rule, age y, was stabbed
TO death in saloon at Catetts-
burg ON July 18th, Fred Burchett,
age 2l,a son Of G. w. Burchett, OF
Setscr, Floyd county has been held
without bail to answer the charge.
Rulcand Alex Lark stepped into
the ssloon and encountered Harry
Burchttt, man with whom Lark
had had some trouble Harry
started quarrel with Alex; and
his friend c. c. Cline began push
ing Rule, who was a stranger TO
him, Rule warned him to quit,
but he persisted and received a
blow from Rules fist. Fred Bur
chett then ram inand stabbed Rule
in the heart, The men were entire
strangers and had net spoken to
each other. Rule was good man,
"a former councilman aud merchant
of Catlettsburg. He was employed
by the yellow Poplar Lumber Com
pany for several years. His wife
is daughter of squire j. j Stur-
CELL The examining trial brought
forth some sharp clashes between
tpoaltorneys. Burchetfs lawyers
aGfC. 1" Williams, j, j Montague,
He. sullivan, and Albert Stevens.
Tine commonwealth is represented
by County Attorney J w. Burns,
n, S. Dinkle and II, +. Price.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11
From The Counts Judge.

..
ON the 3D. inst. ] rec, wed let
ter, dated The LIST inst, from Cor
dell postotlice complaining Of the
state Of affairs existing in that
neighhorhood, aud also a criticism
Of the Jailer. And as there was no
signature shall, as requested, an
swer through the BIG SANDY
News.
j presume the letter was written
by a citizen who desired to see the
morals aad quietude OF thatueigh-
borhood upheld Il the good citi-
zeus Of that neighborhood are
aware Of any violations OF the law
it is their duty to goto a Magis-
trate aud make an affidavit and
have warrant issued for offender,
aud see that il Is executed; and
atthe.trial assist the officers la fer.
reting out the otlonse, Do 1t bold
IS and above board, AID do not at
tempt TO conceal your iRentity,tut
IN the discharge Of your duties as
good citizens act fearle,sly. God
hates i coward.
The duties Of the various officers
are prescribed by law aud for fail
ure in duty they are subject to in
dictment and removed II found
guilty of its violation, | have no
knowledge that'any officer has VIC.
lated the law lfany officer fails
or refuse. to discharge his duty
make the proper kind OF an atllda-
vii and will see that ne is brought
to justice.
As tothe reference to the jail /
can only say that have Inspected
it as required by law, aud AT all
times have found it clean and the
prisoners well fed.
II will be my pleasure to assist
in maintaining good order in that
or any other precinct in the county.
r., +. NINsoN, Judge l.. C..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11

Mr.. b. f. Thomas, Assistant l..
S. Engineer for this district, whose
headquarters have been at Cincin.
natl since last summer, arrived
home Tuesday to spend his vaca-
tion, which willlastuntil Sept. LIST
During this time he Will superin-
tend the extensive improvements
to be made in the Evans residence
recently purchased by him. Hard
wood floors and gas will be put in
now stairway built and some
partitions removed, twill be the
hrest residence in the Big Sandy
valley. irwin have both turnac,
and gas heat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11

Marriage licenses have beenis.
sucdas follows:- W. TAYLOR Bowe,
age 80, to Ella Wellman, %, mar.
ricd at Dry Ridge, George Ellis,
q, to Elizabeth Smith, 40, second
marriage for each, James McHln-
ney, q, to Sarah Adams, 10, mar
rlcd az l.. 4, Adams.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11
WANTED

TO sell the county right in Fioy 2
county Ky, on the latest Patent
Window Sash Lock, the grandest
Of modern times.
Am not in position to canvass
the county myself.
Big money init tortho canvasscr.
Address, Robert Hatfield,
Lomanaville Ky,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11

often the over-taSed organs o.
digestion cry out for help by by
spepsia's payns, Nausea, Dizziness
Headaches, liver complaints, boweI
disorders. Such troubles call fol
prompt uso OF DIR, Kings New Life
Pills, They ara gentle, thorough,
aud guaranteed TO cure, 2ic NJ A
NJ. Hughes, drug store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11

Very few goods are sold at cos
by Snyder Bros, or any other mer.
chants. But they are buying some
lines cheaper than retailers usual
~ do and are selling at less per
cent. OF profit than many require,
You won't miss 1t by buying from
thon,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11
Republican Convention.

A mass convention OF the Re-
publlcans OF Lawrence county is
called TO meet at the court house
in Louisa ON Saturday, july 26lh,
at p. M, to send delegates to the
Congressional Convention which
will meet in Maysvllle August
18th. II. S. BILLups,ICh'n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11

A large crowd attended the 18th
Of July celebration at Catlettsburg
The train had all it could take
when L left here. An extra train
came up TO Fullcrs and took care
Of the passengers from there down.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-11

Arch Cordle shot and wounded
"a. W, Green ut Alliance Hall, on
Hood, last sunday week. The bal
took eiIcc, In the thigh, producing
severe wound, Both are married
men. Deputy sheriff B. II, Cordlt
was attempting TO arrest Arch FOL
disturbing public worship and
summoned Green 10 assist him
and the shooting was the result
The examining trial will be held
today at this place.