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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
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NoTAs PoR CoRREo

Kl Jasysa Auso Il ; sldo ese6rGdo en- 9st&
eApftal al iguAl as sic 4spfe con mug poca dif'-
rSHeia.
muy eonsurridos pov Ia msi,na de ases q az
Iban & OFaT 4 eomu II.
Un nd aero muy srseido da esballeros res
patablsG da ssta eIudAd ecnfssEFon y comuI-
KAKen eon gran reitgiosidad, dando s1smplo
0traa paFson6s qus &c eximsnds haeerlo en- Ia
sFeanctA de Que se poDaR en- rtdf5uio.
La fiesta de In sonsSgr&ei6n do les santos
sBiOs por el ssfi u ooispo de Ia Dlocesls essgyo
aanaments concuEridA por 10 nads diatlpg 10
dc naaatFa aoeiadAd. Ii CAtadEal sssAba ma
saRialments liens de Gsies.
AL tarainAR estA AsstA qua fu6 & tods or
ousata aalf6 la procession del S1ntf'mo con
dusido uOr el sehor Obispo bAjo pAio que era
aoatanIdo poE a0is CRbAlleros aeon mpan&doa de
oaren ans Hsv@ban vSlas.
lHsta tards hA tsnido iagar ell Isvatorto de
los piles ioa IL Ap6atolsa por 0l Hon. ooispo
TsmbISn hnn somsnsado 4 ser viaitados
les t0mplos PoE todos los eatolieos.
ioa altarss De IAs iglesiAs de eata capital, con
bsDeaiaIiaAd oil de Ias kontas CArrnalitas, que
lIarnb To- AtsBsi6s de euantos 10 gisitaron.
Maaans, Vlerhss Santo, tsndrG lUgar ell
aarymbn d las saIIsta palabraaS EN- la tglesta de
san tos6 en- 10 oAPiila de SAn FraReifeo.
Por ID aafda SO veriaosr6 II procession del san
10 EHtisFro por sl iatsrior de los tsmPloE.
sw-Prsds sssgurarss que los msjorss IL
sores fAbTieados sl pals, He venden en- la
fkbrien de don Pedro oh@ndry, On San Juan.
HIsta sasS h4 mortado sus productos
gran kltura. Nc admitsn eompessncia. Sus
Eeoras Ron mseho msjcr que loa importsds =
aa Europa. El rom 90 unA sspectalidad.
San Justo, nhmeRo 1. San Juan.
En IL m.n.na DE- hoy iba s sener efssse
anA nhAAifsssasi6n do aigunoa tFsbaja jadores de
los ERusIIes, paFo no pudo ser, eRusA
ao hAhor lies ado oil yApoF ePhilAdelphia,D en
Ai anal tfeAea quO trAbAjAr.
Makoa non ioa obreroS del mnBlle que dtrifa /
EgoScus, para los eu1lss pids trRbsio en- las |
sasMa ae concrete, con psrinioio de los obrs /
ros sgrsgaAos & Ia sAmerican Federation oil |
LAbotD
Thnbisa fuS llamado sl eapatGz de traba.
los Mncario CirinO, oil que 90 10 pldi6 B6io dissa
oeapa0i6a los olSreEos que cApitansa Egos-
hnn MAeRFfO eontesb6 cue 81 mo- podfa aeep-
tsP see, puss 10 que nsessitsb& eRsn buonoG /
homrndos trAb@jadcreE, no pofaIcos.
IA tornado puerto en- 10 msnana de hoy sl
yapor AnsricAno GPhiIadslphis,D presidents
ae Nsavs York.
Ia EgPARoLA.-Fopda , posada con
vt,aa n mar pr6xiuna q In SstAci6n del fsrro-
.arfII ---Tetuan.6l 81 90.
ofrnca ssta casa las msiorea eomodida-
- "a pa a pasAtsRo. ComidA ID Garta come
-. ssrara n uFaeioa m6dtco@.
TEnthatscionss frsssAsy , bisn vsnaiIAdas y
HOspsdAisa ASenos' Prssi0S sonVs7sio'
leIss.
rn,.nAvaaa an esta capital dom Vicente
relies, Bgsnte Ssps0'@A ~ :
'isg y !, .antAo sapseiAi gusto en- eonocsris I
trassrlb large EAso. o...,,~,onarin uarmau ecavk
.Esee - qs sSss vlsltarG de mAfsna pssA. Z
J lDs pupblcs de hio FiSuf"'' S =
EdD, H.
.aey i,a suspsndido 10 reunion
/ IBnss poYGus eoasafIpIS n. pIS.,leos.p
sAmilia l0s SOaA'lf0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
Mr.. Brock

e. mayor general EFsIs 8. Otis, del siSr-
clto ae loa Estadoa Unidos, Ia aldo eoleeado an
Is lista ds RETRO.
la conscci6n con los rumorsH aotrs al re-
tiro Tornado esI tenfenta general Miiea co.
mand&nts jefs del eiercIEo, Sc aseguEa com.
pstSments el nom bramisnao deI mayor gsns.
raj JOAN z. Brock, primer gobernador oue
suvo Puerto Rico, Ttnienao asr ccmanaRata
an jets del eisrciEo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29

Is oracf6a Dc dusio en- ell cemsnterao, con
Que nusstro 5uerfdfEimo amigo don ABRuato
G&utisr dsspsdfS Gl n5h:s pssriotA, en- nom brs
del comite federal, co1uovi6 Ia nutriGa con-
cuFrensie qas Aeom pa nd 81 cad&ver a. Au klt-
ma moradR, por que squelEs cGstfEas fraaas
laa diet2ban oil santlmfsnto causado Hor In
rerdids de IN digno hip del pueblo. D. e. p.
Un federal,
YabueoA, 27 de Mario 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
Entire ingIeses y boer' S

z eiersito irg SI Ia csptaratc 1ss shioerS
rsiacu c*n sue7 ds que satoa disponfeh
e. ercusr tro fE6 muy rtnido ss hacen
comAn'sarias f.yorab!es 0 los iDgIesss.
la las a.Rs de eatos -hnho bsjAs ds poca
imPortk1ciA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29


LA NUEvA GENITAL, de Andres Pl&.
DuiesrfA. eonGteria = reposberia.- SAB
| FRAHeIgCO II. --Se sirven toda cfsss de saesr-
Cos an dieho rsmo. San Jdan. E'usrso Rieo.--
THEbFoEo: 1877.
cpio In ohrG del siiAaio en q aa.hA de qaadar
tnstslsdo Ell Asiio de Ia MatsFnidad.
Harsh dos afloa ae ALSO Ia csrsmonii do
| eolocar Ia primars piadr@ dssds sntoness no
80 ha hseho mas qus rsunir fondos para podsr
hscsr tan necesaria ohrA.
Sc eneusnsran en- San Juan Ios distipgpi-
doa eorrsrfgLonarlos don Arturo de ls Cruz. de
Rio Grande, don Juan Nadal SanssGoloms, ds
Arscibo, don Eugsnio Vivas, de Caysg.
Un gentfo inmspso hubo hoy ed lac sista
.pnlabras que Sc hteieron en- San Joss Predi-
cd eI padrs ssrafio r ,drfguez, si que coanlo.
Vi6 al suditorio an varIas oeasionss.
WRHooMRNDAMos nus.tr.s amigo.
el hotel sThe MarinAs, San Jeasne J., Capissl.
HnlA mAnana de hoy hs sntrsdo en- este
puerto oil vapor cubano GMarfA Hsrrera,s aae
proeada de In Habana.
An6che, estando era bris gado el stfsto Ami.
ceto HeFnRndes, tuvo vartas cnestiones en- IA
diRtritO de Ia calls del Sci. La poIcia 10 COR
dujo al dep6sito municipal. i
Al ser eneerrAdo an La gslera otro l,reso que /
x
con fusrto goIpe de pslo en- Is eahszs
sCurado reault6 tener ana lEyg2 aerida en- la |
Gabezs, deDde la fusron coil los cuatr0 Do nton
EstA vlgto que este uieto as ell terror dc |
las personAs honradAs, pues Sc hacs niuy diff
ell oil evadiF sus atsquas q cRusa de acometer
sismpre por In espAlda.
Ia pasado para vsnssaera el nr,..y. -
sresponsal de perI6dicoa NswyorknoB MrH
Davis
Por que % que Ia boca de Ia alcantaYfll,.
que hsv On Ia ssqoina do la Gale de sian JosA
, San sbasti&n dasplde TN oIor tan lnsufrIbIel
Para que tsnsmOs unss autorfdadss locales da
sanidad que no airven ano para ganarsa Ior
euAftos del pEsb.o ain haeer que sl pueblo
nO p&ss por ssAa eaIamidadea7
I,oa iusces del tribunal de A.scib, 81 ca.
suentran ga sstA capital.
Dsspu6i de IN largo viais por Ioa natados
y Jnidos, Ia regreaado sI propietarfo dei.rrran.
Vf8 de Catsnos ID Ly&m6E, don RAm6o y4idk,
Et N ny taeil que smpiecsn las obras del
slto de aqua de Concerto.
Hs sspsra de hoy maHana Ia copnunafa aa
)psra que vlens de IL II sbana sl lIsgnse an
o. del martes pneds dshutar oil ..i6rrolss
HsatG siendo refermada In eara eon,ayel.l | !,
El Ci6ioS. Ests sstAblscinlanto fasda nm de I !,
Arsamsnto especial para cAmAs sfsCsos ds
oFmir.. Il
HB~Joss g. dsi.valIs (Forsalsss Nh Ga
mas para la geHbi6n do aDuntos adrnlnlsAratl. II
% en- toaos los esntros ofsialss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
c eono' = ,~F1oI

Esta preparation eatSr al.
ncos para La curacon neor de los sspe
Envenena prontitu6 -. de las Was
orosos
gridad competa los tejido
Preparado llnicamente nor 1S '111scneces ureaes.
New york setiembre IL de le,i Medical Il fg o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29

A los s.aneianos qus se prsstkTon para ks-
Ger ell pApel de ap6stoles en- Ell lavatorio, les
foe rogaado IN Il Is la drill y z&patC7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29

IA saIido para La Gusyrs Ell vApor aaleri-
cane philadelphia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
Mario IS.

Muy pronto traalad8rA su g&blns1s daDls1
para NJ Matagti "a el scrsditsdo doctor rinrlo.
asnoH neg oeios le desesnos ell amigo en-
In ciud&a del Caste.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
EoNCE
rFDTKCIAs DIRECTAs

Sic hacen grandes prsparativos para sl
bale que celsbrAF& el CAsiao sl domingo 3D.
a "a eslebr6 sesi6a sl ayuntAmiento el
Eniaedofas aitimo.
YA eT& tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29

LA NUEVA CENTRAL, de Andres Plk.
DuieerfA, eon6taria = reEOstIerfa 5Al
n. sc sirvsu todA cfass de saeaF
gos dieho rsmo. San dan, Ezsrto Rieo..-
THEhFoEO: 1877.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
|||l|l||ll||||l Time FABLE
BROKEN BOW, NEB.

Lincoln, Denver.
Omaha Helena,
Chicago, Butte,
Ht Joseph, ANorttnuuf
Kansas CITY, Nht h-aHsf hty,
"a. N.ouis, And san FranttscC
All POtuts Hsast And ALI A'otute
ana south West.
No. g9--Vestibuled express daily, Lincolp, ome-
hA, 81. Joseph kanear City, ST. LOUIS, CHI
cAgo and AlIpoints east and south. " am
No S4--Local express iaily, Lincoln, oman
st. Joseph, Kaisos CITY, ~, Louis, Chicago
No. 48-Freight daily, Ravenna, Grand Island
Aurora, seward and Lincoln ......... o. arr
No. 4s--Freight uaily except Sunday, Rsyen'a
and intermVdlste points, ............. * 10 p9t
No il-Vestlbuled express daily, Helena, gee
tic, Butte, Portland and all Pacific Y
points...........'.. ......'''.....''.'oN
No. s5-Local express daily, AnisrSs
intermediate points,. ..............h % : .
No, t5--Freight daily. stops only Anssirro seuecr
whitman and Alliance. ..,......n p
No. 47-Fregbt, daily except Sun
and intermediate points .......
slesping, dining and reclining chat sess
ireel Oh through trains. Tickos So IA pas
gage checked TO any point In thu United sta
snd Canada.
No. ~ has merchandise care Tuesdays. Thurs.
days and Saturdays.
No. % will carry passer gers for Ravenns
Grand leland, Seward and Lincoln.
Information, maps, time tables and hekot
call on or write TO ii. l.. OrIneby, agt n J
Francis, g. p, A., OmRhs, Nobraska.
H. l.. ORnrBY, :.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

Morton and Nebraska are syno-
uyms of all that is dear to school
children. Here ] determined to
leave the old man to his visions
and told him that his descrip-
tons were certainly beautiful.
While he was regaining his
equipoise after this defamation,
| tried to recall some school house
in Nebraska with tree on the
lot but either l was ratified or
my memory was very bad, for |
couldn't bring to mind a single
tree that was alive which was
planted on Arbor Day. Still
| knew that this fact was Moth
ing against "Arbor Day." The
Day is a fact and survives
whether the trees do or not.
The pretty booklets sent out to
the children and the practice of
planting trees are of lasting inn
portance. The trees are of very
secondary concern. / tried hard
to get the middle headed Dutch
man to understand this, but he
had no soul for the esthetical
when separate from the practical
and useful. He denounced such
practice as deceiving and char
anrg and questioned my
veracity until l showed him a
recommendation from O. M.
KEN. There are so many people
Just like this Dutchman who
can't see that estheticAl ideas of
nature and trees are the main
things to implant in school
children's minds on "Arbor
Day. Ii the state should take
some general means to grow
more trees then the school child.
rem would see nothing but ths
vulgar evidence of practical re,
suits. And "Arbor Day" would
lose its significance as a higl
ideal. The more | tried to i'm
press this feature upon thu
Dutchman, the more he scratch
ed his head and muttered a de
NAL; so | walked away thinking
what blooming" fool dutch
man is anyhow. H. III. HIATT
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

Something abOut the Power Demanded
by Burlington Flyer.

A railroad man with PEN
chant for figures has ,just pro-
duced some statistict on the Eur
lington's Chicago Special which
are not at all dull. He finds that
on the daily l,046-mile journey
of this train from Denver to Chi
cago via Omaha, the six engines
which pull IL consume S1,567
pounds of coal, more than for ty
tons, and 81, $50 gallons of water
quite enough to supply the
wants of a good sized COM
munity, To prevent hot boxes
on the cars as a result of fast
running, 176 pounds OF cotton
waste and 704 pints of lubricat-
ing oil are necessary every day
in the year. This means that in
the twelve months more than
thirty-two tons of waste and over
IS, 900 gallons of oil are used.
The figures given are taken from
careful observations OH the run
of the Special from Denver to
Chicago, and are approximately
correct for the Chicago-Denver
run. The engines make an or
binary speed of from fifty to six
ty miles an hour, while bursts OF
sixty-five or seventy miles per
hour are every day occurrences.
The railroadcr with the pencil
figures that this train eXpends
an energy while running at its
usual speed equal to 500-horse
power, and at its highest bursts
of speed as much as 1000-horse
power. If this enormous energy
in the flight of the train across
the country, could be harnessed
lit would furnish more than
enough power to run all the troll
ley cars in Omaha.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
soneouLe OF BROKEN BOW MAIL 2.

Pouch for west viii close AT y. m, except
Sunday when IL will close At 81 m.
Pouch, east for train No. ~ closes at
and for No. a closes at, 80 Am. Mail for AneeY
and points east Of Grand Island carried on train
No. a.
Oconto via OF Ryno ard Tuckerviile. daily ex-
cept sunday closes, Mt 10: returning same day
Cailawsy via, Mckinley daily EXCEPT Sunday
closes at IN, returning ssuie day.
Round Valley via Green aud Elton close at q
IN, Tuesday, Thursday and saturdays, returning
sAm day.
Sumner via Gurnsey, Georgetown and Upton
arrives at III 80 Tuesday Thursday aud satur-
day returping leaves at ~, 80 same day.
0llcs hours from SOFA m W 800 y m sun
days from 5:i5 y. m. to 0:4o p. IN. Lobby open
week days from q. m. 10 p m. SUNDAYS $50
a. m. 10 a. m. General delivery not open Sun
day morning as heretofore, l.. H.JgwETT. 7 M
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
NcrIcR ln cRRnIrnRs

In County Cou,t. within and for Onstcr county
Nebraska.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jesse J. sidwell
deceased,
10 the creditors ani heirs OF said estAtos
You are hereby notified that l will cit az the
County Court loom, in broken Bow. Ia sad
county, on the 18Th day OF Auguet, the 18th
day OF October, and on the 18th day Of pecember
1919, each ~ 10 clock A. NJ. OF each day, To
cevc aud examine all claims against snid estate,
with view TO their adjustment and allowance
ana on the urst date all allowances and home
stead OF widow win be heard and set apart, The
uWe liinlted for tho presentation Of elaine againt
said estate Is SIX month";, and tho time limited
for payment OF dohts IL one year frou the 18TH
day OF June, ipO2.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said County
CoATt this OH day 81 June. 1912.
59s-Gi lsxALl :. A. ARMOUR, County Judge,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
ROAD NOTICE.
To whom 1t may concern:

To whom Il may concern:
The emmisHioner appointed 10 view propos.
ed Rad pet toned for by j. ". Goar. etai, COM
mencIng mt the north cast corner OF section g.
Township IA, Range ~, west and running west
between Section and and and to range line
% Also commencing AZ the south-west corner
OF Section S, township II, Range % wost and
running north between Section D and o 10 North
west corner CT section Township 10. Range -
west a point on Road No. 426 in Custer county
has reported In favor OF the establishment there
Of, snd all objections, thereto or claims for
damages, Inunt be filed In the County Clerk =
office on or before noon of the seventeenth day OF
July, 1902 or such rond will he established with
out reference thereto.
In witness Whereof. have hercunto set nay
hand and seal of said county, this 18th day Of
Nav, 1902 GKo W DEWEY
49.i - 81 lsKAL County Dlerk
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
THE ISLANDOF GUAM
BY II. III. HIATT.

81 n. .hs HIATT.
Agana, Island of Guam, March
1s, 1902. REPUBLIcAN:-There
is quite an intelligent Dutchman
living here in the employ of the
~. S. He saw the Arbor Day
booklets sent me by the State
Supt. of Nebraska and they
awakened his curiosity. He
takes everything serious and be-
came serious about "Arbor
Day" When he began to ask
me questions about "Arbor
Day" i began to feel small. The
old fellow thought l ought to
know how many trees were plant
ed yearly and what appropriation
was made for the day, and how
the trees were planted and the
names of the commissioners who
looked after the matter; what
kind of trees were set out, where
the trees were gotten and how
old they were when planted. He
wanted to know all about ].
Sterling Morton. Here, / hop
ed to get in my work on the old
fellow and said: ~. Sterling
Morton lives in Nebraska and l
from Nebraska and Bryan is a
Nebraska man and, -"Busta, "
''Busta, said the Dutchman,
which is Chammorro for stop. /
was all broken up, for / was go
ing to lead him onto Free
Silver" and "lnpearilism" where
| could display my knowledge,
but he blandly took me back to
"Arbor Day" When l thought
of all the scrubby brush the poor
school children had dragged out
of the canyons, and stuck into
the dry hard ground to die, and
the pretty songs and recitations
they made to honor the occasion.
l resolved not 10 tell the truth,
the Who'll truth and nothing but
the truth. In some way |
wanted to "stand up for Ne
braska." The old fellow was
serious, but was Disguised.
knew too many facts about tree
planting around Nebraska schoo
houses. He asked me if l coulC
get him the Bill establishing
!. | Arbor Day. | said l woult
write to Herr. Morton for it
| He went into rhapsody and talk
ed of school houses nestled il
! ambrosial shade and the bird
singing in leafy trees and laugh
ing children sporting in leaf,
bowers, and the refining sens,
lof life with nature and how
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
Representative Convention.

The republican convention of
the Fifty-Sixth Representative
District will be held in Broken
Bow, Wednesday, June %. at ?
o'clock p. m. in the court house,
for the purpose of placing in
nomination two candidates for
the state Legislature, to be voted
for at the election to be held
November 4, 1902, and the trans
action of such other business as
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
BUSIN
CHANCES

In the most attractive country for the
farmer, stock raiser, manufacturer,
and investor. Plenty of good oppor-
tunities in the
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

may properly come before said
convention. The counties COM
prising the district are entitled
to the same representation as
allowed to the republican state
convention. Custer 20, Logan ,.
j. o. TAYLOR, Chr. Com.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

Alvin Daily, }
J. w. Conley, : Com
F. S. Morris,
Accepted and adopted.
Minutes of to-days session were
read and approved.
ca motion regularly made and
seconded, board adjourned to meet at
the call Of the chairman.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

Br0kcn Bow NcbrHska, MAY 5, 1907
Notice IL hereby given that the followini
ed settler has hled notice Of hls intent
make nnal prof IN support Of HE ciaii
that sold pruof will be made bcfere RegisiA
Receiver a. Wroken bow. Nebraska On Il
1909, via: uLlNJ, LIFE, ~ Hoaaier erl
fot the II n. No Q5Y, swA Nek, NJ SeI
sen, section ~. township 20, n, range %.
He names tho following witnesses 70 prnyt
continuous residence upon aud cuitlvAtl1i
SAID land. viz John \ tlarr. n, Truman
Winchester, William uarreil, Elias u John
all of Hoosler Nebraek0,
f1.b2 80 JANIS WHITEHEAD, Roglste
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
United states Land oflice,

Broken BOW NebfhetA n, May D, wv.
Notice IL hereby given that ELIAS Is. JOHN.
so y has filed notice of Intention 10 make final
proof before the Register aud Receiver at his
Office in Broken Bow, Nebraska, ON Monday,
the 10Th day OF June. 1909. ON timber culture APP
plication No. 1894, for the Sea, OF action No.
"a, IN township 10. 20, N, range No. "a, w, lie
names o. witnesses: Thomas T. Winchester,
John Ii. Harrell, William NJ. Harrell, Olin
Lite, all OF Hoosier, Nebraska.
47.5l-5b JAMES WHITEHEAD. Register.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
u. s. Land Office.
JAMES WHITEHEAD. .........., Register
II. IL. YOUNG..... .................. heceive'
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

All advertisements under this head will be
charged for at iegal rates, viz; 81 90 per square
for first insertion, and Zoe per square for each
subsequent insertion.
A square is zen lines or fraction thereof.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-22

Lansdale and Derby; Adams and Brock
against Marx and Anderson; King and
Smith against Greenwich and Girvin;
Cunha and Elston against Harrison and
Mott-Smith. In these games the play
will commence today with two matches
each at and o'clock. The first will
be the Adams-Brock and Marx-Ander-
son game and the Bricknell-Bockus and
Lansdale-Derby game. The second
series will be the Cunha-E lston and
Harrison Mott Smith and the King
Smith and Greenwich irvin games.
1t is the expectation that there will
be no stoppage of play during the week,
and the finals Will come off on Friday.
In this event the championship game
will be postponed until next week, ow-
ing to the attraction of the Cathedral
Fair at the E. D. Tenney residence on
Saturday, and the game probably will
be played off on Wednesday next.
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w. S. Withers was born at Hopkins
vile, Christian county, Kentucky, May
18th, 1866. He was educated in the high
schools and finished a literary course
at South Kentucky College. Then he
received the degree A. NJ. (Master Of
Accounts) at Eastman's National Bust
ness College, received the L L. B. at
Cumberland University; L L. NJ, Uni
versity of Michigan; was given a certif-
icate for special law course in the Uni
versity Of Virginia, under the direction
of the eminent jurist, DR.. Minor. He
the time he came to Honolulu four
years ago (Aug. 29th,, 1889. He took
the trip on account OF i'll health and
rendered his resignation as city attor-
ney Of Redlands and remained in Ho-
nolulu. Mr.. Withers was the founder
and sole promoter of the Honolulu
Stock Yords Company, Ltd, capitalized
at 100000, which was destroyed by
fire August 21st, 1901.
On Sept. 9th, 1902, he Incorporated
the Hawaiian Stock Yards Co, Ltd, of
which he is the president and chief
owner.
Having regained his health, Mr..
Withers hopes to resume the practice
of law about Feb 1st, 1903. He is
booked to sail on the Alameda Nov. 5th,
with his wife, for a visit to. relatives
and short vacation, after which he
will return to Honolulu and open law
offices.
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/ WW practice by the Supreme Court
yesterday in all the courts of
the islands. Mr.. Withers took
the oath as an attorney Immediately,
and is now eligible, to practice in 'Su
preme, Circuit and District Courts of
the Territory. =
Accompanying the application was an
affidavit signed by Judge George p.
Gear, Marston Campbell and A. w.
Pearson, attesting to the moral charac-
ter of the petitioner.
In his petition for admission Mr..
Withers says:
THE undersigned, William shipp
Withers, respectfully represents unto
this honorable court:
THAT he was born in the city of Hop
kinsville, county of Christian, State of
Ken tucky, on the fourth day of May,
A. d. 1866; that he has received the de-
gree LII. B. from Cumberland Univer-
sity; that he has received a certificate
from DR.. Minor as evidence of his at
tendance at a special law course at the
University of Virginia; that he has re-
ceived the degree LII. NJ from the
University of Michigan; that he was
admitted to practice before the bar of
the Supreme Courts of the States in
which said institutions of learning are
situated; that after finishing above law
courses, he practiced in Kentucky until
the fail of 1896; that on the second day
of December, 1896, he was admitted to
practice before the bar of the State of
Colorado as evidenced by the certificate
hereto attached ard filed as a part
hereof.
THAT his last place of residence prior
to his arrival in the Hawaiian Islands,
was Redlands, Cal, where he held the
position Of city attorney.