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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

Reno. New. Aug. 25.-Convlct Joseph
Murphy, who escaped from Folsom
prison. was captured at 10 o'clock At
night by Deputy shsriRs sharky and
Maxwell at the Virginia street bridge
crossing the Truckes river in Reno
Convict Frank Miller was with Murphy
at the time, but jumped or tho side
walk into the willows. sharky fred
at him, the shot probably taking effect
Sharky and Dwight Jones followed
Miller. Three more shots were fred
at him. but he escaped in the dark
ness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
WRIGHT SUCCEEDS TAFT.
Promotion for Vice Governor Of the
Philippines.

Promotion for Vice Governor Of the
Philippines.
Oyster Bay. Aug. 27.-General Luke
r. Wright OF Memphis. Tenn. will
succeed Judge Taft as governor gen
eral Of the Philippines when the lat
ter becomes secretary OF war next
January to succeed Secretary Root.
President Roosevelt has authorized
the announcement that the post had
been offered to General Wright and
that he had accepted It.
General Wright Is now a member Of
the Philippines commission and vice
governor OF the islands. He ls life
long democrat. President Roosevelt
spoke in high terms OF General
wright's ability and fitness for ths
position Of governor general. He en-
tertaIns sincere regard for him, bott
personally and officially.
Both the president and Secretary
Root regard General Wright as a mar
Of proved executive ability. his ser
vices as a member of the commission
having been OF a distinguished char
acter.
During Governor Taft's exteude'
sojourn In this country. Genera
Wright was acting governor general
and his conduct OF the Office was
source OF eongratulatlon to the admin
istration. General Wright Is popular
I IA a. H.. 81
Philippines. but also with the Fill
piuos. who hold him only second 4
their estimation to Governor Taft.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Ohio Democratic Ticket.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 2s.-The demo
cratic state ticket:
For governOr-John II. Clarke ol
Cleveland.
For lieutenant goyernor-Frauk b
Niles Of Toledo.
For supreme judge. J. Dempsey
Of Cincinnati
For attorney general-Frank 8. Mon
nett Of Franklin.
For auditor--Charles A. Kloeb o
Wapakoneta.
For commissioner OF schools. II
Sechrist of Ottawa.
For member OF board Of public work.
IT. ". Jones of Ironton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
EXCURSION STEAMER SUNK
Two People prOwnsd-Aee'as"' o'
Cured in Canal A.


Indianapolis, Ind, Aug "a Nv
Measure steamer Indiana was SunA "a
tha Indianapolis Water company
canal AT Fairylew park at lVere sun
day night. -..,,,, WAS
drowned. but ]. n. ollphaht OA ~
dianapolis and P. f Belts OF Anderson,
Ind who were passengers. say 'na'
thew saw a woman with bapy SinA
IN the bottom. They did not see them
come to the surface again ana io''
sure they were drowned.
About so people were ON board "h0n
the vessel sank. about three quarter"
NJ A mile above It's starting point IN
the canal, which Is about eight hi'e9
long and runa from Indianapolis 10
Broad Ripple park. The canal Is mar
row and from 10 TO 10 deep ia the mld
die 1t is not yet certain what seat
the steamer to the bottom DefTcu'V
! machinery. Overlooking GA ohe 'lde
and leaks are blamed. SAlns IN the
canal aided la the work OF rescue OIL
rainting women and children AE
Belts, who says he saw the woman ana
baby drown. saved his wife a. ahv
sank the third time. She weighs over
200 pounds
Thirty persons were thro"a lhto ~
water when the boat sank Several o
the male passengers did heroic wof.
in getting them 70 shore. They Nef'
aided by the ships crew Much az
lditIonal excitement was caused BY sey
eral men on tho boat who beeAm'
panic stricken and tried 70 throw w.
! men aud children into tho "aI1f
search Is being made 10 SEQ II an.
bodies are al tho bottom OF the cana
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Dies in His Flanee's Arms.

Berkeley. Cal, Aug. 2s.-Wayne
McCloud, 26 years old, copy reader
for a San Francisco newspaper, who
was to have married Margaret Mat
thews tonight, shot and instantly kill.
ed himself while walking in front Of
the home Of Miss Matthews parents
Miss Matthews was walking with him
at the time and caught McCloud az
he fell. Death was instantaneous.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

Chicago. Aug. ss--A disrstsA e.
View Orleans says.
Widow Victor Marie Tsusaas9
eoloTesi. supposed 10 have fsaAA
The ass Of ia yeara. IL dead . Z
home here. The woman was = 80
until 1854. whea she was psfx
from the Lario family By her hsssaa.
Victor DsraHsbourM, with nina
dteu. Az told. deceased bad 9
birth to "a children. Of which -
only nine survive. the eldest bsaas :
Years and The youngest a yeasA
husband died over 20 years aga
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Governor lnvIted.

Henry Mcbride. governor Of tho
state Of Washington. will be invited
to open the tenth annual Spokane In.
terstate Fair on October s. II the gov.
ernor Is able to be present, and II Ia
presumed he will be. this will be the
big day at tho exposition. Railroad
rates will be granted from all sec.
tions Of the country. There will be a
big parade in the city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
RELIANCE WON FIRST RACE.
ssAr SHAMROCK ~. ~ ExAe'I'
NINE MINUTES.
rbsrs Was a Splendid Breeze" "@'
. Royal Fight on wa's'-Ths VIC
tory Came on Anniversary OF O"'
,.nso American Lifted the Queen
Cup, So Years ago.

N.w York. AUG. Is in a splenala
~ o., "a Knot brvsLe. over Hin1
-, ,-e..rd COURSE VI ~ mites, TIE sal'
i.at sloop reliance sa1ufdAf 0S@N -
..,,,,..... IN la commanding StIAss
nv exactly AIAs minutes Ae'a@' 'A'4S
~ .rygu minutes thfve sSsoe1s aA's'
-...,...ttas the oue mIauIr. - ssssoials
..i.b rrs defender comedies " S1t
rr..f,,x ltptyas lhlfd challenger Oh
account Ut Reliance larger SAL s-AAi'
As Al present measured
f. was a foyal safer nsht f0s tG0
ancient trophy. Nhlch carries "4tA y
ms Yachting supremacy W ths "1' .
ana by a strange gyIAe t1eArS hA9 us
gt.,ur, Nh me cup series u 1893 oS-
.nry.a Oh tbs gzul anniversary X lee
~ ID .hi-h The I'D schooner Aales4
il captured Il Ia her famous RAGS
around tho lsl- u Mtsht
The Reliance beat the bfisAAA D9a'
thrgs minutes aat "a seconds lA I@T
rhrrsb az utadn4Fd aad ass ntaaITs.
3g seconds ia the FlR igHa Ihs Stha
T the nautical shaFpe, sho hA4 alfT@s4f
made 10 thsir mlads ga Thursday 'sA'
the Reliance cu4l1 taau ghr aa~ns4fS
II The challenger In aay aGAa u "eAEh
rr. regard todays test A. conclusive
although they hardly Anticipates e.
overwhelming a victory
The racs even tamgeGea TIE afap'
81 Sir Thomas. vho assisted an1i
[ Thursdays aaks gAaE bis euaatsat'
"a ths beautiful erafg aesisn@d ~ ~
vas greater than ever BtllI. dkS
trug sportsman Be tos~ nnt AeAaosl
edge defeat ahd hgpea los better !aEj
ne4t time
The rnelng conditions NgFe Ideal
The marine pteEafB Sas sagefb. II
aizs u tbs enormous eGeufsioa srs
ant tho number % slkaEseesa abuafa
Ia ths rallmAtlJa % lhp witnesses s
many contests. mAlg record .Js =
International cup Face.
J The cuncoafa- ~ paiatiai steal
: yachts vas tEs largest ever s1ea d
sandy HOOK
The donors u the start a. GA Thuf
lay. w-rs captured BY tar AeaSftea
, skippeg Captaia wgtnEs tlmsd ,
approach to this tlsr wlga TIE ahAt
rock badly. ana la AZ s-net 10 ans
: 81 uhtll tho Eaa hoom-ri. 10 alma
y lost hlA bosapftg as 10 iuEoa ~
cross Barr as usual. seat oTuF
!" the wtniSard berth. saas Seconds .
had his rival nafh sets ei1sehaal,
4 GA tho tarboard tack
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Mines Brought 500, 900.

Grangevilie, Idaho, Aug. 27-James
Lawrence came out from Roosevelt
with the news that the Fuller-Law-
renee group Of 10 claims and three
fractions has been sold.
Ten thousand cash was paid down
and 1t Is understood that the total
price was about 100000.
The property adjoins the Dewey
mines. New York and Pittsburg CAPT
tallsts are the purchasers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Rich Woman Suicides.

New York, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Mary
Kleeberg. wife of Philip Kleeberg, a
wealthy lace merchant, committed sui
eide at her home on Riverside drive
by swallowing carbolic acid. She had
entertained a party Of relatives and
friends at dinner early in the evening,
after which she and her husband went
for a drive. Within a few minutes
after her return she was found dying
from the effects OF the poison. Her
family was unable to offer any explana-
ton Of the suicide.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
|TWO CLODDBURSTS N IOWA.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Council Bluffs Suffers the Most-Hun-
dreds Of Families Driven From Home
Business Houses Flooded-Stree'
Car Traffic Stopped-oama9e to
Corn Crop Ia Great.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug. 2S.-Two
cloudbursts have destroyed hundreds
of thousands of dollars worth of prop
erty here. The storm at $50 In
afternoon turned the streets OF the city
into torrents. and hundreds OF fam
lilies in the lower districts OF the city
were removed from their homes with
difficulty. Many business houses were
flooded by the first storm, and the dam'
age to stocks will amount to thousands,
The storm at $3.50 raised the water
higher than the one earlier In the even
ing. and many stocks that were not
touched by the first food have been
badly damaged. so that the loss in the
city alone is now estimated at a hall
million dollars. The rainfall here for
the "A hours will amount to six inches
The Northwestern railroad is moi
running a train in or out Of the city
and reports washouts between Ids
Grove and Battle Greek. Iowa. and be
tween Mapleton and Castana, Iowa
The Rock Island and Milwaukee are
both tied up and not running trains IL
or out OF this city Both roads have
had washouts a short distance east o
here.
| Reports from Is southwestern lows
points show that the fall Of rain ha
been the heaviest ever known over -
large an area and that the dAmag
to the corn crop can not be estimated
Streetcar traffic between Council Blum
and Omaha has been suspended 10
[ ak hours
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

Richmond. Va. Aug. 2s-The -
of street railway employees hers =
ho"n officially declared OF. u
laHted Just 50 days. and IL essiaa...
to have cost the stFeetcsr co@l
tla5.o00 the strikers IN les
wages. $4,000. the states for - =
tn maintain order, t7s.eo0. ans =
city for special police. etc. tsoes. - =,
man was killed by the soldiers !.
motorman was fatally stabbed y
other and scores Of persons veFe
or loss seriously injured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Woman charaed WIth Arson.

Tacoma, Aug. ga special from
Walia Walla says:
On a warrant from Kentucky. Mrs.
Nina Thompson, nee Langford, was
arrested on the charge Of arson al
legged to have been committed in Ken
lucky three years ago.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

tucson, Ariz., Aug. Zi-Fiye prlson.
rs , including Carlos Mccormick. tho
10Y murderer, aged IL years mad,
, ,o escape from tho Pima county
la'i At an early hour In tho mor,i,g
ny digging a hole in tho wall a, tho
Ia'l ami dropping from tho SECOND
., py means Of rope made frnm
their blankets. ''"H'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
LATE telegraph BREVETIES|
cuLLEp FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western hemispheres
nurlnc the Past Week-Natlonal,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Terseiy Told.

About 1000 textile workers OF Grim
itzchau, Saxony. district have struck
for shorter hours Of labor.
The Swiss arbitrator may not serve
ON the Venezuelan arbitration COM
mission.
John Ensler, father OF Ellie Ellsler,
the actress, and himself veteran
actor and theatrical manager, died OF
heart disease at his home IN New
York recently, aged 81.
The villages Of Bout, Bakoro and Ar
mesko, near Florina, have been bonn
barded and their insurgent garrisons
annihilated. At Bouh alone 500 Bull
garians were reported to have been
killed. During another fight near Ok
rida 2l7 Bulgarians were killed.
Rumors are again current relative
to the abdicatiOn OF Emperor Franz
JOSEF OF Austria, because he is tired
OF the continuous political struggle.
An immense throng saw Africander
beat Heno and Water Boy for the
Saratoga purse Of $4,000 recently. and
In doing so made new worlds rec
ord for a mile and threeQuarters. He
set a mark Of Ass, the previous rec
ord being 2:5s rs. held by Latson-
Jane Anna Longland. who as child
danced with the duke OF Wellington
who saw the coronation Of Queen Vic
toria, and was friendly with the chill
dren Of Don Carlos, the pretender tc
the Spanish throne, is dead at bel
HI 10 Ula -
old. Her father was an interpreter II
the royal navy. The children Of Dol
Carlos lived In his home for som'
time while he acted as their tutor.
Major Samuel Reber. signal corp
general staff officer, has been detaile'
as secretary of the army college. HI
is the son-in-law Of Lieut.. Gen. Miles
retired, and formerly was his militar
secretary
Secretary Of War Root has sale
for Liverpool He goes to England t
act with Senator Lodge and forme
Senator Turner OF Washington. as tn
United States representatives on tn
Alaskan boundary dispute.
The death kne1l of the Pacific NJ
tional league is ringing. After prob'
bly, the most expensive warfare
minor league history, Harry Hart ha
thrown up the sponge in CalKorRi
and the league has come to its deaf
there. The season viii be tnishe
with Butte, Salt Lake, Seattle ar
Spokane playing.
Prince Ching had informed MlnlstI
Conger that in the treaty to be signt
on October provision would be MAD
for opening two ports in Manchuria
the United States.
A special from Sour Lake. Tex, sa.
the oil field FIRE which started the
Is stlll burning. Not derrick is stan
ing In the Shoestring district. II
loss is now estimated at 81 800 900.
After saturating her clothes wi
kerosene and setting It on fire in
effort TO commit suicide, Mrs. Mat
Lathey, aged "A years. Of Chicago. 4
upon the floor of the hallway in b
home and awaited death recently.
An occasion which will be memol
Bile in the history of PennsylVar
transpired recently, when the gia
armored cruiser Pennsylvania, nam
by the daughter Of the states sen
senator and political leader, NJ.
Quay, was launched at the yards
the VIM. Cramp Ship & Engine Bui
ing company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Fd,ton Al Victoria.

Victoria, u. O., Aug. 2s---Ths Y 4,
ington State Press association. y
number Of $50. has arrived hers :
Seattle to enjoy themselves - -
cidentally hold the annual cows
during the next three days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
BURNING Steamer Sunk.

Toxic, Aug. 27.--F'ire on the French
steamer Tonkin caused damage to this
extent of s250000 to the liner and {
half million dollars TO the cargo. The
steamer was sunk to avoid total loss
and was afterwards floated and towed
to Kobe for repairs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Walla walIa oas plan, sold.

walla Walla. Wash. Aug 26.-At
a cost Of 100000. the Walia walla
Gas G. Electric plant has been sold to
Isaac w. Anderson, president of the
Spokane Gas company. and his Phlla-
delphia associates. The new owners
take charge September /.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Marcus pos,ofHes Robbed

oo'Hille' Wash, Aug. PA ,s,s.
y p,,s message to City Marshall g
wright from Marcus announced ,,.,
o :, the night the postoflce sa,,
at that place was blown onan w., sa,e
nod Of lts contents. '' 'o"'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Investlaate Land Frauds.

Washington, Aug. 26.-secretary
Hitchcock says that matters con.
nected with the investigation Of the
alleged Indian land frauds in Indian
Territory were progressing smoothly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

Chicago. Aug. 25.-Charles Carroll
Bonney, who was president Of the
worlds congresses OF the Columbia or.
position. died here Of paralysis, after
an illness Of three years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
Shot WIG and H.. Mo,h.r

Honolulu. Aug. 25-E. NJ. Jones'
shot and killed his divorced wife and
probably wounded her mother, Mrs.
Parmeter. Jealousy IL assigned aa
the cause Of tho shooting.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29
omeial summary.
start. Tara. Y1aiaA rtm-

Start. Tara. F1alah. Tta#r
u II t5 II IS 20 } Il - y u
4 IL q II s. 20 ) Is A,A ~
The asst RESULT u thn saes shows thas
barring ths sukn Shamrock bad held
her oWa Ia tho Nlade ARD Suck aaa hai
bseu beatsn m9rg tAaa ave- aaa a BAL.
minutes to lrs~Eard
Tbs Erin steamed tato her haTcn q,
SANDY Hook after Tbs Farn vtth To-
American rag ayias a. tho sastafaas'
and smother At bee bow. tribute tp
the winner Sir Thomas Eiptoa said
with a smiir
We wore beaten fairly saf sjfaasely
II vas splendid weather and tbs Shan
rock did rnt do a. we'll as had e.
peeted she would IN sb" race 10 wia4
ward and return apprs~gass ms
splendid manner IN vhlrh my boat wa
handled The Reliance Is = wsatnrfa.
yacht Ny confidence ia tAr sham
ro"k however. IA not shaken. AMI
hope abe Eill yet make ua~A hs+ter
showing
i Captain Bayr said
Ny boat dld inst vha, I expected
but she can DO even better. ,hlns
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

Regatta. TseosaAs 8eRss@b@x &
Carnival. WatAA WaEAa. A4Eaaa b
Hepgsa4HaF 8
wasssaktaa stats F1alF. N0stA fals
aaa. s~ptsaab~s ~ OesoA@s y
Iasesssats t'alE. Agakass. 0saam
.t&i
wAtEmAa cgusty Fais. csasaa. o.
b.r tstf
Liaeota cgaasY Hais. pasessass o
las@r tstf
tatsrsssss Tsls. Na@eew. sevsanaw
- OrsDb-r 2
tsiesssass eais. t.rwtssaa. NsasmAN
ia
tlah soarssY. t.rMtssun. Nass a
ufegea atAgs Fsgf. 8&isas, ssse 4 g
/ talsfaaflaaai FasF races. t.aase q
Ilstf
agoes essSass and rare @sek. Fw
taat. aeessa4her stss
sierpp3 Eastsrn ueeEue n
t'alr Tao parlea. agesefah@F ~
1 HamatA coansY Faie. ktamssa IN
pTs.. t,zsasef -
crssos cn4asy insAeT CfsA mM
PrlaraiFIe. orc o-snbsF TIA
flaeuln caaaty Fair. Taha4s O.
: ssrpsrr4 b-r tHts
tntnrssaip Fsir tawIstum. oct ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

II the average man can do as much
work as he thinks he can there would
be little demand for labor saving ma
chinery.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

A man usually has to work doubly
hard for two weeks after a vacation to
get rested up
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

lilo. Honestly, now. did you ever have +,
''"''' good time at church social,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-29

Ah@aAi MskhoaisG eeatgrsm@a. -
hans. ii7gksmhNF =
l'FespYseFs. s@aksne. aebasaAmE Il
Maahihstaa AaEsaeal 6sxF4 sMesaa
asxag. ASaF Aaa1Ftean tAks. BseeamaM
Itgs
CoaFenEiga Of coaRsy sapeNha
4pats. OiY ca pi4. tssessmhsF sAs&
faaefne cs4sk k1F1 chieks. OsgmM
SssRarasb Der ~ Is,
DsrGpa stats GonWsmthae Il M
Mes. tuFttaaA. 6Sssesag@E 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-05-05
SHOT BUYER
Of WOMAN

Because the woman would not stay
bought, or sold, Kawagachiki shot
Nebo near to death, but not quite.
And he will not die. Now the woman,
at the beginning of this trouble
was the property of Kawagachiki, who
is field hand out in the Heeia coun-
try, beyond the Pail, as Nebo is. Ne
DO saw the woman, and he had want
for woman, and he spoke to Kawaga-
chiki about it. That Kawagachiki was
weary Of the woman it may be. 1t may
be that he wanted the money, and that
he knew women Nebo claimed that
! he did, anyway. And he sold the wo-
man to Nebo.
This is the manner of the Japanese,
even in the American land, though the
Americans know little of it. And it
was no harm, SO long as the woman
was willing She went with Nebo, but
she had her own mind all this time,
and that led her. presently, back to
the house of Kawagachiki. Then Ne
DO went, on the morning of yesterday,
to the hut of the other to demand his
woman. She would not go to him,
which may or may not have been the
fault of Kawagachiki. At all events,
the men had high words over her, and
at the end of it Manageable ran and
got his gun and shot Nebo close over
the heart.
It is said that the hurt man will live,
but the other has been taken by the
Deputy Sheriff of that region, Pahia,
and will be brought to Honolulu today
to be held in prison until it is known
whether Nebo will die-and may
hap even longer than that. And
the woman is left without any
man. 1t is an evil thing for a wom-
an who does not obey her masters
will.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-05-05
MUST OBEY
CONDITIONS
Beer Licenses to
Be Issued
Monday.
(From Sundays Daily.)


Treasurer Kepoikai will begin the
issuing of malt liquor licenses Monday
morning upon his return from Maui.
Altogether he now has forty-four ap-
plications for licenses before him.
though not all Of them will be granted.
The applicants since the last publica-
tion of the list in the Advertiser are
Alfred Rose, Queen and South; P. W.
Llama, Eva; j. H. Thompson, Queen
and Alakea; ]. X. Logan, Alakea
street; T. Waioka, Aiea; ]. r. Moriz,
Punchbowl; G. Kaloa. King street and
Peterson Lane; John Baptiste, Punch
bowl and Luso streets.
Though the amendments to the beer
law did not become law, yet the hold
ers of these beer licenses will have to
conform with the suggestions made by
Governor Dole.
Treasurer Kepokai has drawn up
the license blanks so that all these con-
ditions must be observed, otherwise
the license becomes void. The license
is subject to the following conditions:
provided that no liquor other than
that allowed by the term of this IL
cense to be sold shall be permitted in
the building or on the premises, where
in the said licensee Is authorized to
sell Malt Liquors; that the location
of the place of business under this IL
cense is to be not within $50 feet Of
the premises used as school or
church and occupied and used as such;
that he will not dispose of any Malt
Liquors to any person in a state of in
toXication, to women or minors, and
will not allow minors, women or intoX-
icated persons on such licensed prem
Uses; that the Police of the Territory
or any of it's counties or municipalities
shall have the right to enter any prem
Uses licensed to sell said Malt Liquors
upon search warrant issued therefor,
for the purpose of testing said Malt
Liquors or for taking away samples
thereof for the purpose of analysis or
for selling liquors upon said premises
not lawfully authorized to be disposed
of thereon. That he will not at any
time permit the use of any musical
instrument, or dancing, in or about
the bar-room or any room connecting
or adjoining Herewith, or in any part
OF the buildings on the premises, and
that he will not suffer any person in
or about the same to practice gaming
with any Dice, Cards. Bowls, Billiards,
Quoits or other implements used in
gaming; and that said place for the
retailing of Malt Liquors, shall, at
the request Of the High Sheriff, be
closed on election days, and on other
occasions when requested by the High
Sheriff, and that all entrances for GUS
toners to the Saloon or Bar Room
from the outside shall have the word
saloon" in large letters over the door
On the outside, and that upon request
of the High Sheriff the licensee will
remove any or all small inner rooms
in connection with the bar-room; and
that he may sell and dispose of the
Malt Liqour by this license authorized
to be sold and disposed Of only be-
tween the hours of half-past five
o'clock in the morning and half-past
eleven o'clock at night on every day
except Sundays"