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Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29

While the republicans are shouting
prosperity and telling what grand
things the tariff has done for the Ia
boring man there comes q discordant
note from Massachusetts. The Bu-
reau of Statistics of that state was not
willing to subserYe the Republican
Campaign committee at the expense OF
truth as a branch of the census office.
has done, and it's statistics show act
ual conditions instead of faxed figures.
In reviewing the report Of that body,
the Chicago Tribune says. sThe bu-
reau finds that the cost of living in
1902 has increased noticeably as COM
pared with 1897. There has been an
Increase of IL, 10 per cent in the price
of food. of 1907 per. cent in tho prices
of dry goods and boots, of 52,42 per
cent in rents, and of 9.7s per cent in
IN the price of fuel. AS a eonseuenqee,
absolutely necessary items Of food,
clothing, rent and fuel which costs
now s6sa.s4 would have been pur-
ehasable in 1897 for $5s6.ao." Conn
menting on the review the Tribune
adds, THE Massachusetts working
man is not SO well off from the point
Of view of the cost of living rs he was
In 1897 When it is remembered
that the Tribune is q stauneh republi-
can paper, that statement comes as a
confession. The Dingley tariff was
not in effect in 1897, The rise in the
cost of living is the outgrowth of
that tariff. 1t has proven the state
nent Of the democrats that the tariff
raises the price of protected articles
and that the manufacturer gets the
benefit of the tariff, while the only
benefit the laboring man gets out of
that tariff the privilege of paying
ssss. 81 to-day for the years living
that COST him only $4,000 In 1897.
That Is the privilege and a benefit
that very few laboring men desire to
have long continued.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29

The poet who sang Of rest as the
only joy had no acquaintance with
Theodore Roosevelt.-NewH Haven In
ion.
The president believes in the siren
uous life, you know. He is giving a
pretty good example of it all the time,
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29
4 0ueer Coverfu.

1T was the first time that Dorothy
had seen horse with q fiy-net on.
ssfS0ashpesssf Sha a.sn3aa; ,,sa,s, III ssA+E -
horse is wea ring holes tied together
With strings ',-,J gSigss
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29
Bridgeport Steamboat Company
FOR LSEAV YORK.
WII LAM C.. PAYNE


New Coastwise Steamer,
Leaves Bridgeport daily Except Sum
day. at TAG a. m. on arrival of early
morning train from stations ON Naug-
atuck division. due New York IL a..
m. Returning. leaves New York pier
81 e. r., 300 p. M. and foot East 31st
street 3:15 p. M, due bridgeport 80
D. nj. Saturdays, leaves New York
one hour earlien
STEAMER ALLAN JOY
Leaves Bridgeport daily Except Sat-
urdaysl II o'clock midnight, due New
York 400 a. IN. Returning leaves
New York pier 81 E. r. daily Except
Sunday at III a. m, due Bridgeport
800 p. m.
Sundays, steamer William G.. Payne
leaves Bridgeport 900 a. M, due New
York IL O'clock noon. Returning
leaves New York p. M, due Bridge
port $50 u. m.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29

Mr. Sciiwab IL departing for Europe
as Mr. Morgan arrives. This is as it
should be. It is Important that the
world should be kept evenly balanced.
Chicago Post.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29

ing accidents we couldprevent.
But our sight ends with the
present instant. There may
be broken limbs and bruised
bodies in store for US in an
hour-we can't tell.---But we
can be prepared.
A bottle of DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil in the house at the
right time has saved many an
hour of suffering, many pre-
cious life.
DIR. Thomas Electric Oil is
monarch over pain. Cuts,
burns, bites yield to its soothing
influence sore throat, Group,
collie, catarrh, asthma and frost
bite are promptly cured, and
soLnRY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
osnaem6nrgtldes.
Dereint0te Stdaten.
Genbet bic Nabrihten, peIdr 9uren,s
burger intcreiiiren, an bic
Gazette"

Wir eriu6en ale 2anbsleute Iolfe
eittbeilungen, tpelde 2uremburser in
G.merita ooer ionittpp in Der Welt be-
lreffen uno intereliiren, an Die rGas
lette" gu ienben uno stpar IeBe mar
luf ben 9Iag in eng>
iider Spra4e Die 4Drefe: ,Gbitor
2uremburser 9asette, Dubuque, Sa."
.Ratiirli9 banbelt ss iid bier nur
,arum, Mittbeilungen unp @a6ri9ten
Don al lgemeinem SntereiIe fir
Die Guremburger 81 er6alten. Man
ute Bel Gprreippnoen5en IiA mogz
,t4i It fur5 uno biinbig aus5us
oriiden. Sails man in elmer 3eituns
irgenopp 9euisteitsn pber 8orfpmmz
aife psr5ei6net iiebt, pel9e 2urem=
burger betreffen ober bic 2anosleute
intereifiren, 10 Ienbs man einfa4 ent=
peber Die gan5e 3eitung ober einen
ausl6nitt nit Der betrefienben Mitz
Ibeilung, an uns elm. Der 3epatteur
Der .@d5ette" fam eben ni9t ale
BlGtter Der Welt jebe Wo9e leIen.
au9 tuean Sreunbs poer 8ertpanote
ooer G~anbsleute aus dnoeren Welttbeis
len tntereante 8riefe i6reis
ben, 10 tam man Der ,9aSette" ia Die
Observation-Disclosures WittFilun9en
Iur gerOffentli9ung i9iten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
sIus BEN lbrisen 0rubber3ustbum.

9lideib, %. Mai. gisber beItano
bier elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Serein,
Der Die 5pei G0rfer alideiO unb
MerfbolB umfabte. gelIn wuroe fiir
ieoe Srtld)aft Elm eigeuer &erein ge.
sriinoet. Sn Ser b%eutisen @eriamm-
lung mliroen Die nelien Statuten ge-
nehmiet nno Der Soritano aebiloet.
Sir gllideiO beitebt er aus ben Ser
rem MATTHIAS @ailliet, 8r1libeaten;
Sob. &ueip, 8ice.Yrdiibenten; Sob.
Get. Maiaiet Shriitfiibrer nno
8~aliierer; Sob. Yet. &arier, Snipef-
tor Der @er1tbe; goitaro Samlls uno
geif. Sdaad, Hatben. gu Werfbols
muroe nod feline ginigung er5ielt.
Steiuicl MiaenSori, 20. Mai.-
ltniere o~iesidbrige Bfingit.airmeB
lit allsnabmspeiie gut perlaufen,
Am Mtontag iparen trob 0eS ldled-
ten @etters piele Srernoe erihienel,
nm an Ger beriibmten Bro5eiIion beS
bl. Yeter BON Mtailano ~tbeil5uneb,
men. sseoob fonnte Die Bro5ellion
pegen bes &egens midt itattfinoen.
8Dbbrinsen, 81. Wtai. @eItern
@beno gegen balb 8 llbr perbramte
IN Der Haliderfammer beS WirtbeS
Shergen cine groBe Menge Shinfen,
@,trit uno Sped. Ser perliderte
Shaben belduit ii6 auf etlide bun.
bert Sranfen.
&emid, %. Mai. Sn bieier ISOLDE
iino bier nit 4alfiteinen befra6tetc
arobe Sdiffe bon bier an Sbal &c.
iohren. - Die ausgetretene Woiel
bot in @ieien uno @Grten beoeutell.
Den GhaOen peruria6t. Ilid IN Den
Saat' unO aleefeloern bat Die mob
falte @itteruug oieies Wonates Die
iriibere Soffnumg ailf cine quite Grnte
ungemem geidmdlerf.
MteSerfeuleu, %. @ai. Serte
Wcraen gegen I ltbr iturb, ipoblper-
ieben nit Den III. Sterbeiaframenten,
Serr @aspar @ampad, @emeinoes
ratbSmitglieo, i'm Ilter bon 90
Sahreu.
Grmsborf, 80. Mai. S(m p~erfloi-
ienen Montag itorb bier na6 LANCER
&ranfbeit Der IN ben ie6S5iger Sab
rem itebenoe iiberaa befannte Miiaer
Spbam Stirling bon 9adeSmiible.
Sicfird), 80. Mat. @eltern 9eu6.
ulittag gegen 3 llbr perlhieo nad)
longer ihmer5liher &rmnfbeit i'm
Iiter bon Al Sobren Serr Nifolaus
9onert. Seidaitsa9ent.
Gdternad), 90. @ai. Gin @ann.
Ser am Bitnsltmontag oboa6loS mo
franf auf einem Niitbauien allige-
iunoen ntb i'm bieiisen Soipital
rmtergebreft Worhen nor, lit beute
Sprmittag geitorben. @r beiBt s.
y. Saeger ino muroe am II. Wfai
1886 III 9ettemburg geboren. ST
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24

tie fat gdn5lib erblinbet. Srau Heit
mar IN Nererburg, &reis 8itbltrg,
Nbeinprobin5, geboren uno fam i'm
Sabre 1864 noh Iurora, mo lie i'm
ielben Sabre nit ibrem tie iiberleben.
Den @atten in ben gbeltanb trot uno
ieitoem beitdnOia bier mobnte. sluBer
ibrem @otten binterl1bt Tie nod
ei1len Sobn, Soiepb Neu. sic mar
ltets fletBig nno brap, cine liebepoae
@attin uno brape Wtntter uno er.
frerte iid 5ablreider Sreunbe, Ole
tbr Inoenfen gut in gbren balten
neroen. Die 8eeroiguug fano am
SamStag Nad)mittag INN 2 llbr bonn
Srauerbouie uno barauf bon Der ct.
gtifolmus : Stride aus, oltf Dem oeut-
ihen fatboliihen Srieobofe itatt.
= Srau &atbarina Sias ltarb am
0onnerstag Sormittag liin II ll9r
In Der @obnung ibrer Sodter, sSrm
Wifael Ibens, aui Der Sarm BEL
griifol Station i'm boben 9llter bon
7H-Sabren al Der altersldDGd1e.
Die 9abingeifiebene mar in GpHs-
bort Caution G6terna6, 2ltremburg,
aeboren nnb fam l6on Dor ilngefabr
38 Sobren nad Iurora, pom 100 lie
Damn na6 9riitol iiberiieoelte. Sic
binterlaBt .fKnf &inoer. Sbr @atte
ain9 ibr idon por elmer Teibe BON
sSabren i'm So6e poraus. Die 9e.
eroieung fono Smstag 8ormittas
um S12 llbr bonn Srauerbauie uno
INN 8 llbr bon Der fatbolii1en Stride
in Sriitol ans, ouf benz bortigen To-
tboliiden SrieObofe itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24

gnton Giraffe, Gigarren.S ortierer,
nit @aria Shneioer. 90: @nton
Sdmit, Sngenieur, nit 9atbarina
geffort; Nifolaus 8ei6, Sdreiner,
init @lilabetb @eiler.
SterbefdIIe. - 16. Mai:
MaaOalena Noe, oft &C Sabre, obne
Stano, @ittme bon Iuton 2ambers,
atls. 8eber. H.: 9itolaus 3im-
mer. alt 81 Sabre, 8laiermeilter;
Weartiu lllneling, alt 6S Sabre, pen.
Iionirter S6ergren3controlleur. 49,:
Wtidel Seipel, aft GA Sabre, San.
belsmann; @atburaa @lei6iener,
alt 90 Sabre, obne Stanb, @befrar,
bon @ilbelm Steigmeier, S6mieoe.
meiiter. 81: Suianna Noier, alt "a
Sabre, obne Stano, 8ittpe bon
9ifolauS Sbia; agnes &alba6, aft
~ Sabre, obne Stanb, @itttue bon
Sbeooor Sentses, 5tls. S6reiner.
%: Ntaria 9ftihette, aft 3 Gage;
Slcie @engler, aft s Wonate.
6emcinSe Suaerid G
emit 9abnbofpiertel.)
n.-10. Iai: 8alen-
tin Seinrid, g. b. Seinri6 8iua,
Sllbrmann Su SerlorenfoIt; Inna
Wario, E. b. 8eter Osiris, Shuiter
All &ollerid; @ermaine 2ouiie Clara,
b. Senrp @ifolas @urp, @erffiib-
rer su @onnepes; War Soiepb, 9.
b. Soiepb Gilbert 3anDer, &aufmaml
gu Soleri6-8 abnhof. a.: gmil
Soiepb, @. b. fapier 9altin, War-
brier 5u Soaerif : 8abnbof. 16.:
9eifolas Sobann 8eter, 9. b. Wi6el
Musman, @iienbabn : Arbeiter az
9onneneg. Il: Wargaretba, Z. b.
Seinrih Seiler, Observation-Disclosures
si geiiiugen; @ilbelm emil Soiepb
Strider, Waeaiinier 81 Wtiiblenpeg.
49,: @rnIt, 9. b. &oam @berbabn,
Sanoformer az Spqerid; WagOa.
lena, g.. b. Solepb Banners, WeBger
.5u Solerid.S obnbof. 49,: gbuarb,
G. b. Sobann &oef Steinbrefer 81
9onnepeg. %: &atbarina Waria,
b. Beter Sbeiien, aderer 81 Gel
iiusen; &oia, z. b. SuoUig Sefler,
Sanoelsmam 81 Sollerif.
Seiratben. 10. Wtat:
Seinri6 Widaelp, gremier, nit
4nna Sattp, beibe aus 8onnemeg.
12.: Matbias Getin, Stloiier, nit
Maria Yoos, betbe aus 8onneipeg.
90: Sobam Yeter 2teid, @iien-
babnarbeiter aus 2%itremburg, nit
Waria 8irorr oils Spnerib; Irtbnr
&oeoer, @~orarbeiter aus Soaerih-
@abnbot nit Morgaretba @raf ans
Manternaf; Nifolaus @entges,
Siittenarbeiter, NIT Inna Saullts,
belize ans Spaeri9. 81: Midel
@rniter, S~aglobner aus Sonnetpeg,
nit Barbara Slnen, aus 9ibelingen.
SterbefdIIe. 8. Wtai:
.Suiama Sacobp, oft Al Sabre,
@itttpe bon 9pminif &Gier aus 9on-
netpeq. a.: @uguIt 8rnm, alt
g Sabre, aus 9onnemeg; Margare-
tba Slener, aft SO Sabre, @ittfpe
in erIter gbe bon Sobann S6uIter
uub 8ittue in Speiter Che bon Sein-
rid S6en, aus geiiingen. TO-:
Maria Sbeilen, oft 81 Sabre, @itttpe
BON Hifolaus Sbeiien aus 8onne-
meg; gpa Gid, oft 40 Sabre, Che.
frau bon Sobann @agner, Sbreiner
aus Solerih. 16.: Wargaretba
8idel, aft / Sabr uno 1 Wonat, aus
9omemeg. 23.: Waria 9auline
Shroeoer, oft / Sabr un6 8 Wfo-
nate. aus Solleri6 9abnbof.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24

Soma, 5og, mo er biz 5u ieineut Sooe
ebelos lebte. Die ndhitcn iiberleben.
Den Serpnibten iinb Serr Sbomas
Wtcl6ior bon Dubuque, oes Geritor-
benen Sdpoger, uno bes 8eritorbe.
men 9rubers &inber in 9otota, bon
oeHen zines Der 9eerbigung BET.
mobnte. Die Seide murbe am 9on.
uerstog Moreen BON ser ct. Morien.
Stride at @ilbertpiae aus, auf Dem
airhbofe oaielblt beerbiet. Gen
Sinterbliebenen infer ber5li6es
9eileib!
Serr Gruf. 5. 3. Miqer bon 9it-
buuue, So, bot biele ISOLDE cine
9feile nah europa angetreten unb
miro mabreno Der 5tpeimonotli6en
8erien foleenbe 2anoer beiuden:
Srlano, England, @elgien, 2urem'
BURG Solano uno in 9elttl6lano 5us
mai bic Hbeiuprobiu5.
Sinh HiSge, 81, 10. SUM. 1902.
9eebrter Serr @onnerl
llniere S~onoSleltte, iGmmtlid inn
aanton @ilB, @roBber5oetbum Gu.
remburg, geborerL Die Serren Soiepb
Taber, gebiirtig aus @inieler, Sran5
Saas aus 0oufols, 8eter @eiler, s.
Eeter 5aee uno SRI. @aria Wepers
aus Nortringen, ut0 Soiepb @infe
bon Sberpampad baben an 9iens-
tag, Den IL. Siuni, bon bier aus, cine
Heiie nod Dem alten &aterlmoe an
getrcten, nm beren gltern ODER Ser
manOten 81 beIltd)enL unb oas liebe
tbeure Seimatblm0 nit ieinen Sea.
tnridonbeiten mieber einmal IN
Iuaeuihein 3n nebmen uno iperoen
beute cam t9. Suni) bon. Stem Dorf
aboampfen uno in Sapre OaS euro
p6iide SeitlanO betreten. Mm Conn.
tao Dor Der Ibreiie fau0 in oler Sc
miitblId)feit bel unIerem Sreuno
rao 2anosmonn, Serrn Yeter Sbon;
eiu IblfieoSfelt itatt, meldes nab
edit beimatbli6er Site uno 9rauh
geieiert marc. @inen bodlt ange-
nebnlen ginoruf mod)te es arf Die
frobe llno beitere @eIeaI6uft, oils
es inherent 9uienfreuno Serrn Rifo-
lalls Conner aus Dubuque, Soma,
unb benz Sdreiber bieIer 3eilen
menn aud lpeseu Maneel OIL 3e;t,
MIR fir einige gugenblide geg0nnt
mar, Sbeil an Ser 5eitfreube an neb-
men. Son lnierm 2anosmann Srn.
Sobann SduB, ge6iirtig aus Noder,
uno an0eren S~reunoen, unter Der
Seititintme bon Serrm @n0reas OUT
mont aus Nieoerfeulen zines begabs
ten Sdngers, mnrben ibDne nno
paiienoe Sieoer, inter Inoerem Der
.Seiermon" ui0 ySnS Senleht" &c.
imngen.. oils fir nn5 Der IueenbIif
bes SheiOens gefommen NOR, oriid-
ten mir ben lieben 2anoesfinoern
red)t frdftig Die Sanb, unb mitnid)-
ten ben nod Der alien Seimatb su-
riidfebrenben ilngen Seliten auf Der
~eefobrpolen Teiie bon Screen @liid
uno Segen, ioipie. elm baloises, frob'
lides @ieoerieben.
Idtltnaspoa
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
Ihtungspoa
1.
Chicago, 81, Sen 16. csitni 1902.
Meehrtp Mennftinnl

VCSDliC JtSputttoH1
SeSh nebme mir Die grlaubniB,
Sbnen mit5utbeilen, bob Sobanna
@uiri1 our SrdiiDentin bes 2urem-
burger Sdmeiter.S ereins IN offent-
lider @%eriammluug eripdblt purbe.
Der &erein eeipum in Der @abl
inter alien l~tmitdnoen cine tbatfrdf-
tiae uno eifrige Sefiirporterin Der
Snterelien be$ielben.
Die BrGiioeutin lit ie6er5eit bereit
gmpfeblungen uno aQe anoeren
@ereinS : Iugelegenbeiteu audi IN
ihrer Yripatpobnung 1869 Glarf
StraBc, popular @rope, e~ntgegen-
sunebmeu, tpeun bringenbe @ei1afte
es 10 %erforoern.
Sbrem @eleitsmaun aegeniiber
aab lie Dem @eoanfen NltsOrrd, Dab,
meun Sllr eifrigen Irbeit Die ernitiee
Stiise gepabrt wiirbe, Der gan5e @r-
fols geii6ert lei.
Mtit Grub
~ MR ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
@ir entuebmen Sem paatbpliidea
MpdlpublnffH INN Ehirono. S0

@ir entuebmen Dem ,&atbpliiden
8udenblatt" bon Gbicago, ST.:
Ser bodm. Serr S. 6. Shii-
NADER miro feline 8rimi5 am 9ieus.
faa. Den "a. SUM, IN Der 81. 9rei.
faltiafeits : Stride, gde Saplor ulo
.Sincoin StraBe, feiern unD 5mar I'M
10 rbr.
Serr @rof. s. g. 2altb, Ser
peroienitpole BrGlibent bes beutid)en
futbolilden SereinsbunoeS bon sui
nois, perl1Bt am beutigen Gage, ben
Is. Sunni, Stem gorf, I'm iib IN ietne
alte Seimatb, 2nremburg, 5u
begeben. anfmngs Suli miro elm
9teffe oes Serrn 2autb az Wtes III
2otbringen feline Srimi5 feiern. gs
NOR Dies greigniB gang beionoers,
oas ibn oeranlaBte, cine guropareile
au unternebmen. = Woee Der 9e.
aleiter bes Sobias alr6 i'm nnge.
iGbroet 81 ieinen Inpermanoten in
europa uno mieoer 5iiriid at ieinen
Sreumoen IN Inierifa geleiteu.
Srimis i'm 8niienbai,s al
-Siab Gioge. gm Mittipoh ben %.
Sunni miro inn bentihen fatbolii6en
@aiienbaus bas 5eit oes FL. Ilop.
fins feierlid begangen. 9ieies Sabr
lit DoSlefbe bon peIonberer 9eoei,.
tltlg, on am glei1en Gage Der i'm
@aiienbalis er5ogene Serr Sbeo. q.
@roB IN Der @aiIenbaus- &apele ietn
critics beiliges IeBppfer barbringt.
@ir eutnebmem benz aurora
GulfsirennS" oaS Solgenoe:
6rau 2eua Heu, @attiu bon
9tic. SEEN, go. 42S SrontltraBe, itarb
am 9onuerStng Morsen INN 6 ubr
na6 lnngen NIT GROCER @eoulo er-
tragcnen Seiben i'm Sitter bon 6S
Sobreu mno Z Monoten on elmer
compliSirten &rantbeit, Der iid in
Lester Belt nod Die @aiieriuft bin-
suQeleQt batte. @m %. Sftober
porigen Ssabres erlitt lie ourh einen
Sail in einen itGOtiiben .MbfluBbe.
halter an Gfe bon 8roooipnp nno
SpriuoItroBe idlimme Serlebnneen
uio ieitoem fonnte iie lid nift
ulebr erhoien. 3n uaem Hngliid
tou audi nod lire augenfrantbeit
uno ole lebte 3eit Dor Dem Sope par
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24

Serr @uton @oetineer, friiber IN
Saiptborne wobnbait, ~itattete oieier
Gage ieinen Sreunoeu einen anseneb'
men 9eiuh alb.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30
TENDERS FOR BRIDGES.

Tenders were opened at the Depart
ment OF Public Works yesterday for
two bridges at Hilo. as follows:
For the construction of a 177-foot
steel span bridge across Wailuku river,
Cotton Brothers, s12,423, to be deliv-
cred in seven months, construction to
take two months; Whitehous0 &
Hawkhurst, total sl2,092, TO be deliv-
cred within eight months and to re-
quire one month for construction; (;
Healy, Tibbits & Company. total cost
sl9,773, to be delivered in nine months.
For a bridge across the 'Waiakea
river, Cotton Brothers, total cost $57S2,
time OF delivery. seven months. con-
struction one month; Whitehouse &
Hawkhurst cost s5264, time OF deliv-
cry, eight months, time for erection.
one month; Healy, Tibbits & Company,
cost, $1,000, time of delivery six months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
CHRISTMAS At KAMA[O

An exciting game OF baseball be-
tween teams OF oahu and Molokai play
ers took place at Kamalo on Christmas
day near the landing The game drew
a large crowd of spectators from neigh
boring towns who came TO cheer their
players. The Oahuans won by a score
of 25 to 6. the game being stopped in
the ninth inning by the loss of the ball,
which was batted out into the ocean.
The players for the Molokai team
were George McCorriston, Kaimi, Will
lie Meyer, II. p. McCorriston, Kaeha.
| Lemi, Keliikahupa, Keku. Joel Kaoa.
The oahu nine was as follows: ]. Van
nata, Townsend. Sheldon, Bowlster,
Willie Campbell. Ed McCorriston. Har-
| ~ Knell, Joe Lewis, Hennessey.
After the game the rest of the after
noon was spent in horse racing and
feasting, two luaus being given for the
visitors, one at the house of Hugh Me-
Corriston and the other at the house
of Dan1. McCorristion. In the even
ing the vlslto:pl from Honolulu were
the guests OF Theodore Meyer OF Ka-
malo. Those present at the feast were
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCorriston, Mr..
and Mrs. Danl McCorriston, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Wight, Mrs. w. A. Hardy,
Mr. and Mrs John Lucas. Mrs. f. H..
Foster, the Misses Gertrude. Hannah
and Eva McCorriston. Hugh. Sam.
George, Oscar and Edward McCorris-
ton. Harry Knell. Willie Campbell,
Harry Lucas. II. NJ. whitney. Jr.. Miss
Lucas. Miss Mae Dunn and Marguerite
and Alberta Meyer.
After sumptuous dinner the even
ing was merrily spent in dancing to
the music Of quintet club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30
CHINESE CASE SETTLED

The United Chinese Society contro-
versy has been compromised and the
suit of the consular party discontinued.
By the terms of the agreement the
Bow Wong officers now in control Of
the United Chinese Society are to re-
main In charge, and rules are pro-
yided for future elections.
The $4,000 fund is to be turned over
to committee of nine, of whom five
are Bow Wongs and the remaining
four, members Of the Consuls party.
These men are c. X. Al, Lau Tong. fio
Fon. Wong Leong, NJ. c. Amana, Wong
Kwai. YIN Quon, l.. Akau and Z. Wan
Sing Al is president. and Ho Fon
treasurer, Of the committee, both Of
whom are Bow Wongs, while the Con-
suls party is represented by the secre-
tary, E. Wan Sing. The money is to
be used in the construction of brick
building on land owned by the United
Chinese Society near the present. club
house on King street. From the rents
and profits arising from the building
one-half is TO be given to the Chinese
Hospital, the other half to be turned
over to the United Chinese Society to
be used for relief work in the future.
Judge Gear had given a decision In
favor of the Bow Wong party. that its
hold of the Offices was legal. An APP
peal was taken to the Supreme Court
and then 1t was discovered that the
stenographer's notes were lost, the fair
stenographer having in the meantime
resigned and left the Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30
KAUAI SHIPPING.

The steamer w. G. Hall arrived from
Kauai ports Sunday with S210 bags
sugar, ] horse. hog and q packages
sundries.
The following sugar is reported left
at Kauai ports ready for shipment: X
S. NJ. 25O0; V. r., 800; W., 700; Ma.
6072, G. & r. 1913; McB.. 11,7S3; X. p,
700, and,L. p, 300 and ASS.
Purser Friel reports as follows: "The
steamer Mikahala was at Waimea dis
charging freight. The steamer Wal
aleale was at Waimea dischsrging coal.
The bark Edward May was at Makaweli
loading sugar She had 12.2S0 bags on
board. The ship Antiope was at Ma
kaweli discharging coal. Fine wealth
er on lee side Of Kauai. Crossing chan
mel strong trade winds with choppy
seas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30
WRIGHT IS COMMITTED

judre pe noli refused motion for
the discharge of " A. Wright Attor.
ney Peters All not put on evidence for
the defendant Wright was bound over
in t250O hail ~ await the action " the
grand Jury al the March term Of the
Kauai circuit Court His former sure.
~ stayed by him and he ia out on bail
Manager Charles Bellina. W y Bel.
lima. " ~ Perry. aud the Club stables
Limited. are being sued by G. lloito. "
X. Bull. J J sullivan. end Paul H.
isonborG on behalf Of the other stock
holders in the Club Stables for an ac-
counting OF moneys and an explana-
ton Of certain transactions, which the
plaintins declare we're OF fraudulent
intention" The general tenor Of the
suit is 10 have an accounting Of mon
oys paid b. Manager Beliina 10 aim
self as salary for more than year at
the rate of $500 per month, and 5000
each TO W. 4. Bellina and ~ II. Perry,
and $3.50 20 T. McCants Stewart on ac.
count Of an agreed attorneys fee Of
$1,000 Il Is represented that the de-
PENDANTS have been doing these things
as majority OF the directors. In the
case of the lawyer. II Is said he was TO
give his services in return for the
board of his horse.
james n. Boyd's mandamus euit
against H. T. Cooper to compel sur
render of the Public Works Depart.
ment. was only discontinued yesterday
by Humphreys, Thompson & Watson.
The will OF Otto Ernest Isenberg,
who died recently in San Francisco,
was admitted TO probate yesterday by
Judge De Bolt. and w. Pfotenhauer
was appointed administrator under
bonds of S215.O00 The estate Is val
ued at $500. 900. $500 OF II being in
real estate. The will gives one-third
of the property to the widow in trust
the remainder going to the children
of decease H. A. Isenberg. =. VI
Fond and w. NJ. Minton were appointed
appraisers.
Judge DE Bolt ordered the payment
OF S25 month alimony to the wife In
the Gallagher divorce case.
Bishop & Co. have brought sui
against Lam Hoo Chin to foreclose oil
u mortgage on premises located al the
corner of Nuuanu and Kukui streets
the security for two promissory notes
aggregating SlO,5S5.