davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holbrook argus., 1902-10-18

1TA IE VF NANSAS,I .s
 tounty of Shawnee, 's'
 Be is remembered that on the twelfth day of December. A D 1895. before me Notary Public with and for the said county and state, personally appeared Edward King. Cha>. C. Beaman, Victor Morawetz Edward r. Ripley \ ldace F. Walker, BeDj. P Cheney Eiwd x Gibbs, Chas $. lileed, k. Somers Hayes, Geo. G Haven, Cyrus K. Holiday rnos. A. Osborn, Wm. RDtch and Edwd. Will der, who are personally known to me tp be the same parsons who exc 'utsd the furegO- ing instrument of writing. and duly anAu w edged the execution ot the same
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have here u,to subscribed my name and affixed my notarlal seal, the day and year last above written
 SEAL ALFRED A SCOTT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
WARDEN'S STORY
OF FLIGHT
FROM his LOVE

s"atiIe. Wash, nov Is,-IOys for
q society g1n n Honolulu brought J.
u. Warden, a Hawaiian NJ wealthy
family and mlnsd blood, 10 Geznls
a. q stONsgsy on sailing vessel, lie
arrived on the barb ReBcs, wblcb
reached Esgis HsTbOr three days aso,
According 10 the stOTy be tod this
morning be- Was driven from bis home
and ggsstbssTt IN Honolulu BIZ the
fiTlis father, who ObJscted ~ bic
American daughter marrying q man
with native blOOd 10 bls veins,
Two prominent families NJ Honolulu
are concerned In the affair Warden
II ~ yssTs Old. he ~ q an NJ J, WRT,
den, an American engineer 10 the en-,
DlOy NJ the Government, gbOSs Wifi Il
o hslfcsgts Hawaiian. Bessie Smith,
biz sweetheart, h he daughter NJ c0l.
Morton Smith, cashier NJ the United
States TressBTy Department 81 toIO.
lulu.
bessie and ! have been stteBdlB1
PDDab0u cOllege a. Honolulu for tbG
past twO yesTS," raid Warden, = en-
Dectsd ~ graduate within siI months,
~ parents had M objsctiOD 10 he
marriage, neither had BeSsiss moth,
or; but her father would M stand fOJ
H. lie had q ETBdgs against me- be-
cause had tbTssbsd Bsssls's brother
once a. gcbOOj Besides, me laws
regulating the relations between
whites and natives are strict IN 10
BOIDlg.
"octObsT z0tb ! was playing football
on The college grounds when Smith
drove 10 D0si haste with biz bat On,
! knew trouble was coming, ! ran 30
10 the d0rmlt0Ty, changed ny clOtbss
and made Tor The ybs1, There paid
man 10 place noe aboard q vessel. ~
stored me aboard the Hsuoe, wOTl'
cd before the mast, and tbOyHb sfssJck
part " The way ROf along fairy we'll,
! viii NOTk here a. a steBOgrsDbsT fOJ
q white and then ~ bach 10 us Jsl'
ands"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
THos, Llbosbr--Nfg JswslsT and
Matchmaker; GzD Y0h sfj Lovs
DlGg,; latest IN novelties,

DsDy, Limited, 10 sBd 10 those certain
Dremlsss, LEASED ~ said Company w
Mr., Eliza RAJ, sH1 others, by three
netslD Isasqs, OIL dated February Ist,
a, ", IsJg, sad sIl being f0T me 20.
rlOG NJ ~ gssfs, computing fran Jan,
psTy Igt A, u, Isyg, sbd sIl being ~,
cOTdsd IN Hbsr 100 D ~ ~ the Regis,
isr OHjes NJ Oahu, ~ which leases
TefsrsDos II hereby made, The prem,
lses 1eseribed IN said leases are sltgs,
ted IN North K0as, Island NJ Hawaii,
lTJ Al NJ ne ugbf, tltls, Interest
BBd estate NJ NE Kona Sugar Com,
DsDy, Limited In 6Bd ~ those certain
Premises Described IN lease made %
SAID COMPANY w cblkIfs on August
mr. a, u, lssy, f0r the period NJ ~
yosTS, spD premises being situated
IN me DigiTct NJ North KODa, Island
" Hawaii, and g1lg Lease being TFo0Td,
~ IN Uber 100 D, 80 IN ne Register
Onjoe Of Oahu 10 which reference ID
bGTsby made
(gt) Az NJ ne Hgbi, 1ils, interest
3D. estate NJ the blODs Sugar Com,
DsDy, limited, 10 AMI ~ those certain
promises described ~ . lease made by
W, q, DTsqgwsIl AMI Oibers ~ SAID
Company, FOR me period ~ ~ years,
o0mDutlpg from March 2Gtb, a, ",
isss, Tbs premises desoHbeG IN said
base contain on AREA ~ w acres
plOre ~ lsas, ang ore situated Nv North
kOgs, Island N Hawaii, Said lease ID
recoTgeG IN Hber lg0 D. zoo NJ tbs
bsEisifT ogiee " oahu, and reference
thereto ~ bsTeby made,
l2gj Al NJ tls Hgbt tltle, Interest
ana estate NJ The KOpa Sugar Com,
D0Dy, NWiiqg ~ and ~ those certain
premises described IN o certain assign,
iQeDi NJ leqse made ~ said Company
ny Emil ~ Clslr qsiga January ~,
1901 ana recorded Nv NbeT gl9, y, W
10 he Register OHlce NJ Oahu, ~
vbltb ssid assignment reference Il
hereby made
isgj Ap " me Hgbt ME, Interest
spq esiRle ~ me kOpa Sugar Com
Dapy Nmiteg " ana ~ those certain
promises described N y lease msge ~
salg COMPANY ~ August lsib, a ",
1872 Nv Pgpa SAD premises belpg
Situated IN North kQpa, Island NJ 10,
Yall apl san leqse being recorded N
l1beT ls7 y ~ NJ no Register 01lcs
" oahp, ~ Yblcb references h hereby
made.
lsll ~ N tbs dgbt ptle Interest
apd estate ~ the Rppa sugar Com
psDy AmIleq w and ~ those GeTtalB
premlses Situated IN Nom KQpR lsl
ppq ~ Hawaii qpq Described IN RB %,
NlgpWeRl N lqegs made w A W, Cor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

a., a. ssia oo,o,snv ., 1,,4t IA
n I'D s,bfptsss,X ~ y. ~ 80, ~
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~, 1 o., Nv III, D ,Y1 v ~" w '|s'"
," ok Al, y, H. ,he ,,.h, ,.ts ,,,.,..,
so6 .s,s, ~, ~, "a" Kons '' 49, m', ~
~, Ta',,~ ~ ~ 49, -. '>y ~
XIX XXX .,e",ss ~ 80 "a ~ S'y Xxx, ~ ~,
~ x5y,b Koss isIsnS a. ssws gi'v 20
az nr',p ',.N', n'ssy ~ psvsN shY
g XXI ro, r 80. y,'",,''s r. "s,Y,ny "
snd s.o1ly@,," ~ 49, 'A 49,, S,r
~ Ia v,1t, ~ Nss 49, ,a XXX ~,
IiLsr isg rag M. ps.,s, .y+ XIX, ~
M os6n snd,o ,,b1,.t ,.,e.sa,o ~, a,
hs,sbv msdo WV" ''''''"'' "
Izg, Ill of ,bs nth, ttte t,,o,.s,
and aststo y, 't E1nn. IN s,. p', ~
many Umltsa ~ ahd ~ ,to ssr es ry
DrSnlses sltgstSd In l1 sortb 'J Koss I.I
w s,d =, ,,. .tIs'..a ~ "y,N 'Ns, ~
signgsst N XXX sI ~ p. .s,H ca,1 ~ ~
Jsnob Goerssy ds,.d Iu., ,.,' gtypp'iyssg
ana ,ecoyds1 Az nm, 10 n'II,|,I,mo
vbiob s,s1ono. wv XXX ,,,e,, wv ~ "
made '''T''''' " "'''"
IsI All Of the risb, ads t,,.,e.,
and sstste M Ib M. kons ' sngs w'f co,o.
many. Llmitsa M and IN NO. o.,,sln
premlses situated a. sortL Kons isL
sDd oI Hawaii sgG dsseIbeg 10 ss
DsDy by Emsnusl Gomes on lngn1t
ggb, 1901 and rsoorded ln Llber VII
D. JIg, 10 Which reference 1. bs,sby
made. y '''T
lsE) All Of the nght a1e lpts,sst
and sstsie Of The Roma sgssf com.
D0By Limited, 10 sbd 10 hose certain
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
Legal Notices,
Legal Notices,
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
The Kona SUGAR Co.
LIWlfsd
REVIEWERS SALE
REsEIyERs SALE

Public notice II hereby gwen that
tbe undersigned receiver NJ tbs K9Da
sugar en- Ia, "a cOTpOraliODJ, VIII,
under and ~ virtue NJ . decree sng
OTder " sale, made and entered ny
nc Hon. W, v, E1lDRs, Judge NJ no
Circuit C0gTt NJ tbe Third Judicial CIR
cyli NJ tbe TeTTlt0Ty NJ Hawai-, ~
chambers Op tbe gtL qay " NoYem'
her, lso2, Nv . eerteip cause Depdipg
before tbe f9lg Honorable JpGge NJ
cbawbegs eplltIeq ~ w. Necbes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
p. z. KIno's LIST.

y. e. KINGS LIST.
FOR RENT.
COTTAGE At Cottage Grove. Fiys
rooms.
AT TIE eEEcH-Cottsgs barn and
bath bOuse. 90 per month.
FOR SALE
TIE LEASE u 9 lots ~ the Beach
with cottage, barn aDd bath
House Of - rooms. - yTe. 10 run,
Price. $500; $500 down; bslsBes
go per mont,
WANTED 10 trade $500 residence lot
10 Gan FrsDciscO for sugar stOck or
Honolulu properly
FOR LEASE.
LOT a. the BEACH, with water, fsnc.
ed; bstb.bODSe. Lease t7I per rear
Y. Z, KING,
Cottage Grows, King street
Tel, White 1861.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
NEGOTIATIONS FtyosAsLE,

Washington, Nos, N Minister QUE
ssda NJ Cuba called ~ me White
House togsy aud Informed me Priest
dent that be- had received o csbjsgTsW
from The Cuban government ~ Havana
Informing him that The reciprocity
treaty pfEptlaiioDg we're proceeding
satisfsetOrtIy. Minister Qgesaas also
presented . eODy NJ biz esblsErsm ~
Secretary Hay
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HELLoi Have you dsndun7 Try
P.ehtcOs Dsndruh Killer. A. I'm,
los Barter Shop.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02


21s q. 1gs 81 the Resis,er Office a.
Oahu and referepce thereto IA bereby
made
Gn All ~ the ngbt. title. interest
and ee,s,e ~ tho Roma sugar Com.
nsnv Llml,ed m sDd a. ,bose certain
oremises leased 20 n on the IL, day o.
January A ID 1901 for the perlod of
Z vears oonuutipe ram said date bv
Nahsie esid premlses belue
ne ssme ,,eulses de.cyibod In n y
csa a. yssianf and contslnlne an
.,es ~ ~ scres mo,e n, lees sslA
premlses are situated I'm North Kons.
Island a Hawaii gsid lesse h ne.
,o,ded 1, ne ReSi,,e, Offlos n Oahu.
h Inc lfg n izz no vhlcb ,eferenoe
h be,eb1 ns1.
ust tu "A tic ,t0bt ,l,ie interest
and es,s,s q, the Hons sgesT com,
,sny Lm,,e1 n ssd to moo Certain
Sre5oises s,,usted IA North Yona. nj.
s.d "a HsUs0 koov. A. pshoeboe 2
snd oontsiulso an arcs a AZ acres
mar on less. belng tbe same promises
FaH.n ~ ss'n no"p-", y, It..' -, 80
W hp'D ~, teyI' W ~ p'I,"n :" ~
Hegts,er Oelce Of Oahu, 10 Liner zee
q. zfg 10 with fefereues N heE.by
made
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

-osT - Many tbOgssBGg N dollars
through peglecilng 10 have stock
sgHlelepJy Insured Honolulu IN
gesimsnt IN, repTeseBt -four NJ The
siF0Dgesf ne Insurance companies,
20ClU
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

TO LET cards for sale at the Bulletin
orics.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
POUND.

FoUbD-InsBTsBce against The break
age u plate glass a. The Honolulu
Investment 20, zg5I4l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
TO LEI.

foe BENT - Two new z,story cot,
tagss, situated on KBkm lane, cOn'
tanning eight rooms each; modern
eobVsnIshees; rent tzI per month.
Apply u Landlord" r, o. bon es7,
Honolulu, ZzOz.n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
NOON AND BOARD.

ubFUebJsHED Rooms TO LET
CARDS for sale al the Bulletin ~
Ace,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

THE BULLETIN has mers ljysBsus
each dsy than sIj etbsT pspsCs com
bjDso.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

FOR RENT; Furnished eeoms-slcs,
eocl, mosquito proof rooms; ~ per
week, tIskss st. House, Alakss H.
bsf. Hotel 4 King, zzs1-u
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16
Mail Stolen at Denmark.

The Augusta Herald says 'passen-
gers coming to Augusta from Dem
mark Thursday morning bring news
of the robbery Of the United States
mail at that place on Tuesday night.
The Florida special passing Denmark
throws out the mail pouches on the
platform to be transferred to the train
going to Augusta. 1t seems that the
custom has been to allow the mail
pouches to lay on the depot platform
unattended until the Augusta train
arrives, without any particular atten-
tion being given to them in the mean
time. Tuesday night it was thrown
off the special as usual, but when the
train hands looked for the pouches to
put them on the Augusta train Wed
nesday morning they were nowhere to
be found. A search was instituted
and the bags were found a short dis
tance from the Denmark depot cut
open and their contents gone. Post
master Smythe was asked about the
robbery Thursday morning, but could
give no information concerning it and
said he had no idea what the contents
Of the pouches stolen was.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16
RESTAURANTS FOR POOR.
Proposal at New York to Supply Well
Cooked Food at Minimum
Price.

The proposal to supply wholesome,
well-cooke6 focG to the poor at price
which, while cheap. would yet make
such system seif-supportiDg, is to be
revived in New York. An effort will
be made to impress the ccm:ng admin
istration with the advantages which
the city would gain if Invent into the
restaurant business. Just VINO is be-
hind the scheme cannot be ascer-
tanned, but one of the names men
toned in connection with It was that
of Rev. Dr. William S. Eainsford, rec
tor of St. Georges church.
81 doubt whether it would be feas-
ible for the city TO undertake the open
ing of eating places for the poor" said
Dr.. Rainsford. "it might be said with
equally as much force that the city
should conduct grocery and butcher
shops. But what have contended for
a dozen years is that the workingman
should be provided with more oppor-
tunities for social enjoyment. It IS
we'll known that favor the opening
of saloons within certain hours on
Sundays"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16
Shocking Tragedy.

A shocking tragedy occurred at
Everett, Wash, Wednesday evening
when Mrs. Shepard r. Bucey: wife Of
the assistant cashier Of the American
National bank, killed her husband,
their four-year-old son and herself in
a tit Of insanity. When assistance ar
rived at the house the clenched hand
of Mrs. Bucey retained the smoking
revolver. In the parlor lay the form
Of Mrs. Bucey, shot through the heart.
BY her side was her four-year-old boy,
Eugene, with a bullet hole through
his head. In the dining room ad-
joining the parlor: was Mr.. Bucey'S
body with two bullet holes behind the
left ear. Mr.. Bucey came home from
the bank about $50 o'clock and every
thing seemed pleasant. Shepard +.
Bucey was assistant cashier OF the
American National bank and one OF
the most respected young men OF the
city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16
The OucloUk for Congress.

Mr.. T. G.. Dunnell, the veteran Wash
ington representative OF the New ork
Times. sends his paper an interesting
article on the outlook for next fall. S
congressional elections. Mr.. Dunnell
thinks the chances favor the Democrats
winning the next House. In comment
ing on Mr.. Dunnell's article The State
SAYS he is q mugwump in politics and
represents a paper that supported the
Republican national ticket in the last
two elections, which frees it from the
suspicion of presenting this forecast
for the purpose of encouraging the De-
mOcracy.
At the beginning of his article Mr..
Dunnell says that the Republican ma
tional congressional committee will un-
doubtedly plan its campaign to hold, II
possible, all the States that now re-
turn solid Republican delegations, but
that little consideration OF the po.ltl-
cal conditions of some OF them will
show the difficulty OF accomplishing
this. On the other hand, Mr.. Dunnell
thinks that the States now solidly rep
resented in the house by Democrats
will. Colorado possibly accepted, re-
main as anti-Republican as they were
in the congressional elections of 1900:
Colorado has showed symptoms OF
change, and Nevada may be swerycd
to one side or the other. AS to the now
solidly Republican States we quote Mr..
Dunnell as follows:
The Republicans will be confronted
with a great task to hold their line OF
10 solid States. In California there is
fighting ground. with the chance OF
capture BY the Democrats of one dis
trict at least. Connecticut, which re-
sponded in 1854. 1888 and 1892, to ap-
peals for a revised tariff, may prove
again to be tillable political soil, and
give to the Democrats two or more OF
the five members the State is entitled
to chose. Delaware is held by the Re
publicans by an uncertain tenure Mary
land. with recent Democratic recoy-
cry of lost ground, can scarcely be re-
lied upon to elect an unbroken Repub-
lican delegation. West Virginia, al
though tending to become Republican
State. is territory worth the attention
of the Democratic managers, and Wis
consin, with the tariff as an issue, is
apt to break the row Of representatives,
now all Republicans, from that State.
Here is list Of the States referred to
in the foregoing observations:
In the Fifty-Seventh congress the Re
publicans held 'solid'' or unbroken del
egations from 10 States, as follows:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16

strike, md iii2 hail EDur is ended.
Descarsi.. CONT back. { Enici Gown till
vuut yrurk is ,inir.: Si:utiltirr u lit;i:
longer your hurd"ns. Fight litt!":
long: Ernr battles. |iecn Il i!ttit
longer En;:r SIicis. And tien tai,c
heaven noJ in It's duii:st half i'o"".
but in It's migl1ticst romp, and. lit
stead Of tu:.i;ly IL tur thirty minutes,
take it world without end.
But how will you spend the first
half hour Of your heavenly citizenship
after you have gone in To stay? After
your prostitution before the throne III
worship of hin who made it. possible
for YOU 70 get there ut al think the
rest Of your first halt hour i'll heaven
will be passed in receiving yOur reward
if you have been faithful. i:afe
strangely beautiful book containing
the pictures Of the medals struck by
the English government IN honor o!
great battles. These medals are pin
ned over the heart Of the returned
heroes Of the army on great occasions,
the royal family present and the royal
bands playing-the Crimean medal,
the medal of the mutiny, the Victoria
cross. the Waterloo medal. In your
first half hour in hea"en in some way
YOU will be honored for the eartly
struggle in which you won the day.
Stand up before all the royal house OF
heaven and receive the insignia while
you are announced as victor over the
drafts and freshetS of the farm heid,
victor over the temptations OF the
Stock Exchange, victor over pro-
feSS0nal aliuremcntS, over domestic
intelicities, victor over mechanics
shop. victor over the storehouSe. VIC
tor over home worrimentS, victor
over physical distresseS, victor over
hereditary depressiOns. victor over sin
and death and hell. Take the badge
that celebrates those victories through
our Lord Jesus Christ. Take it in
the presence OF all the galleries, saint
ly, angelic ard divine. while al heaven
chants, These are they who came
out Of great tribulation and had their
robes washed and made white in the
blood of the Lamb;
Thy saints in all this glorious war
Shall conquer though they die:
They see the triumph from atar
And seized it with their eye.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16
The State Fair.

Charleston and other cities in this
State will have an opportunity to bid
for the State Fair this year. 1t is
claimed that Columbia does not offer
the fair sufficientamount Of financial
support and for that reason the COM
mittee at meeting held in Charles
ton Wednesday, has called for bids
from other cities. The resolutions
adopted are as follows:
Whereas, the fair grounds, LIN the
city of Columbia, S. c., are not in the
proper condition, and the buildings on
said grounds are getting dilapidated,
and
Whereas, this society is put to con-
siderable expense annually to keep in
repair the buildings and grounds, to
rent the race track and to erect new
structures, and
Whereas, the society has to furnish
all the money from its own treasury
for these purposes, therefore be it;
Resolved, That the State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical society of South
Carolina will consider any proposition
from any city in this State, to hold its
next annual fair in that city.
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Can Find Kidd,s Treasure.

George Otto, wen-known business
man of Egg Harbor City, N. j., has
become. the envy of his neighborhood
by boldly claiming that he knows the
exact location Of the buried treasure
Of the pirate Capt. Kidd. The town
is in q furry of excitement and num-
bers of Otto's friends have tried to
gain his secret in order to make a
dash for the hidden gold, jewels and
diamonds, supposed to be worth mil
lions of dollars. Mr.. Otto states that
ten years ago an old woman-then 81
years oiG-confded The secret to him
SELF and his son. The old dame told
the exact location of the treasure,
which corresponds with that given in
letter recently found For years
people have searched for the treasure
along the shores of this river, but
without success.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-16
Suners;itious Negroes,

4 dispatch from Anderson says a
negro woman employed as Il cook IN
Hon. J. NJ. Sullivan's family, told her
employers a startling story Thursday
night. She bad cotton the story from
some Of the negroes about the city.
According to her tale an angel pass
ed over Pelzer few days ago and left
word with white man there that
Judgment Day was coming just thirty
DAYS from that time. This man.
whose name could not be learned, was
in Anderson Monday, and tod the
news to some Of the negroes about
the city, and they have told 1t to each
other with great eagerneSs and d great
many Of them believe it. This is the
story the woman told her employers.
and as she is an ordinarily truthful
woman there seems no debut that the
nccrUes-or some Of them at least
are worksd up over the report that
"Jugdment Day is coming" 1t is
said that many Of the more superStl-
tlous are greatly exercised over the
story. They accept in good faith the
yarn that an angel told a white man
at Pclzer the news OF the coming
event.