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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02

0ber 5allenbed bradJ idon tot sus
Iammen, beoor er nod feline 5linte
erreiden fonnte. Nab ben SUP uno
Oufipuren murben Die bier WUroae=
Ieqen perfolgt llno tire Gerbnttuno
erfolate, ba Die Smtihen ben Nteffen
uno Dem Onfel b~eitebenoe fSeino=
ibait betannt mar uno bic 8an 8ors
mers tuieoerbolt DHentli6 bic Oroz
bune au5geitDBeu batten, oaB iie
ibren 0nfel ,,falt maiden" niiroen.
TrDboem pdre es ibmer "eespeien, lie
oeS TerbreGens 81 iiberfibren, penr
SaroeD Bruce, Der miti9uloige 8et=
ter Der San 8ormerS, iiH niht
bdtte alS Staats5euee benuben lalz
len. Gr rettete oaourd stpar fem
2eben, befinoet iid aber i'm i3udt=
bauie. Bruce iaete a1h unter gib
aus, oaB auf Dem 0eimritte jeoer Der
orei Briioer ii6 eernbmt babe, oaB
er Den Onfel eridoIien babe. Die
2eife 6aQenbedS mics Elm babies
0ubeno SbuBmunoen auf, BON De-
men ieoe einaelne 10 gut tpie tDt(id)
mar.
S6un am II. Npril 1902 muroen
Die brei W0roer ihuloie geiproden
uno gum TDoe nerurteilt, aud
puroe Der germin Der 6inriatuna
auf ben 80. Wai 1902 fetaeiebt.
Ourh NoDofatenfniffe aqer Mrt ge.
lang es ben 8erurteilten aber bod,
Die urteilspoaitredHng nod biz gum
l. October 1908 'binaussuIAteben
uno biz gum lebten Nueenblife
tuuroe Der @op. SoeG b%eitiirnat,
oenielben eeaeniber BON ietnem See
9naoigunasre6te @ebraud su ma
ben. Wtit &ebt ertldrte OoeG lie.
bod, oaB er nibt einlebe, mann banr
iiberbaupt Der @ereAtiafeit FREEZER
Saul 9elaiieu tueroen ioge, tpenn er
in oieiem Sole Die 8eenaoigune
eiutreten laiien nDue.
Die 8an @ormers batten bic
Sube 10 oarsuite1en perluHt, als
babe es iid I'M einen ibledten Wib
aebanbelt. Der nur baburh 10 idlimm
ausgefaIen iei, oaB Der Snfel. ben
fte eridreden moaten. feinen SpaB
peritaneen, iDnoern nah Der sylinte
eelanat babe. Nber aud bon bieler
rGrfldruna" moate @op. Sbel
Niht8 miHen. St meinte oielmebr,
oerartige .Wibe" babe man iibers
baupt niht gu MAIDEN, beionbers
ribt Semanoem geeeniiber, nit benz
man in bitterer Seinoibaft lebe. unb
oeiien 2eben man ibpn oft bebrobt
babe, ouBeroem aber fane bieie
.Wib"s9beorie bod id1pn baourh in
iih 5uiammen, baB Der Grmproete
BON einem balben .Dubeno augeln
burbbDbrt nieoerianf, 1epur er
iiberbaupt in Die Ndbe ieiner Wafe
fam, UNI fif uerteibigen 5u t1nnen.
9rob ollebem feblt eS aber nidt
an franfbaft ientimentalen 2euten,
welhe Dem SOP. Ooea btttere 8or=
niirfe oarauS MAIDEN. baB er Die
orei 8an @ormers nibt ,,gerettet"
babe.
uebrigens iino iie ia - Der nett
perbreiteten Inuabme no1 % d
gerettet porben, ba fie iih furs boz
ibrer 6inribtung gum 2atbolicismus
befehrten uno AUDI Direct ppr ibrem
lebten @ange bic Communion ers
bielten. Sic ftarben angeblib in
Der ueber5euaung, iid lin Baraoieie
tpieoersuleben."
Nette Gcquiiition oas fir bas Ba=
raoies ibrigens!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02
Sic &tnrid5tumg BON bret 9ribern,

SIM Stem 0orfer StaatsSuhtbauie
Dannemora fano am OonneritaQ,
ben /. Dftpher Die 6inribtuna Der
orel 8rnoer @iais, SreoeriG uno
Burton San Wormer itatt. Da nur
I'll gleftrptutions Stubl ourbans
ben mar. fonnte benz Munide Der
orei Braber, aemeiniam hingerihtet
gu rperoen. nibt entiprDden rperoen.
Iber Die Delinauenten meren duBerlt
gefabt nnb Die nrteilspoaitredung
uoa5oa fib idneH uno ubne ben ges
ringiten Rmiidenfaa. I'm IL ubr
81 Minuten beitieg @iliS 9an Bor-
nter ben unbeimlihen Seiiel. Sbon
brei Msinuten lpdter befano 1th feline
2ei1e in Der TDtenfammer. gbenIo
prompt muroen Die beiben anoeren
8rlber aus Dem 2eben gum gDoe
befDroert. Die oreifade Dinri1tung
batte fnnpp Is Winuten in Nnlprud)
genommen.
60 tragiib AUDI bic S~inrid)tutis
bon brei 8rubern an lih lein mag,
10 perbienten Die San @Drmers bod
eigentlih nur penig BON Der Spm@
patbie, Die ibnen BON iberpeihber=
5iaen Seelen in ben febten Woden
uro Monaten ertgeQengebradt mor=
ben lit. Sc paren Die tppiihen
&Dmoies unb barafteriItii1 fir ibr
Ereiben lift Die 8erliberune, baB nab
ibrer Gerbaftung Die 8emObner Der
ueiten umaegeno pon 8inoerboDf
in Columbia GDuntb, Stem YDrf,
wie erleihtert aufgeatmet bGtten! -
9as geneinfam beaanaene Ter=
brefen, oas fie nit Dem IDoe biiben
muBten, nuroe ihon bDr fait apei
Sabren periibt, ndmlid) am 8eibs
nabtSabenb oes Sabres 1901 - 10
langiam mahlen bier gu Nanoe Die
Wiblen Der 9erehtiefeit, lelbft in
einent Sale, in Dem iiber ben gats
beffano ME ein 8peifel oblag.
Im genanuten Gage ritten Die brei
@ebriioer in 8egleitung ibreS 8etterS
6arpep Bruce nab benz ettpa IA
Wteilen e~ntfernten Srte @reenoale,
NO in Der Ndbe ibr Snfel Setter 81.
6alIenbed nit ieiner sSrau uno lei=
ner areiien Mutter mDbnte. @eaen
bieien Onfel beeten Die brei Grioer
einen tiefeineeuurselten @roQ, obne
eigentlih einen perninftigen @runo
onfIr an9eben 81 fDunen, es iei
oen1, oaB Der Ontel ben fortpGbrens
ben @elbforoerunaen Der orei Weffen
iein DIR uerihlos. ShDn in queen.
bale periibten bic bier Setter anerlei
groben unfug. Sp ritten fte Dor bic
Stride, in rpelber Die @emeinbe ben,
Weibnad1t5- @ottesoienfte beinobnte
uno itahlen aus ben Dor Der STRIDE
nngebunoenen Waaeu ollerfei, mas
linen oes Mitnebmen8 rpert eriGien.
Nl8 fie por Dem einiatt lieaenoen
Sauie ibreS Snfels antamen rpar
eS ihpn ounfel %aeporoen, bod warer
Die Seniterldoen niht 9eihlolien, ios
bob iie ben Dnfel uno bic beioen
Srauerl beim 4ampenlibt am Glide
in Der @pbnitube iiben ieben fonn.
ten. Sic itiegen Iofort ab uno ftopfs
ten an Die 6austiir. Nl5 6anenbed
bffnete. fab er fib bier Wastierten
ee9eniiber. Die inn ibre Jteoolpsr
enteeaenbielten. Burton 8an 8prs
n,er funeierte als Gnfabrer uno be-
gam auf ben Onfel su feuern. NOS
raul Die orei Nnoeren oaS @leide
tater. Obmot ifon t6ttih perleBt,
rattle 6allenbed iid) ouf. rib liA BON
ieinen GnereiFeru tos uno baftete
uad) Der @fe an Der 9reppe gu, no
feline 9elaoene S1rotflinte 81 lebnen
pflegte. Nls oas Die bier 6aIuufen
merften, erarifien iie feia bic 6ladt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02

- SuN uIllCltueC SelIe IuIEU leBt
aus Berlin aemeloet: Die upn Den
meiiten Bldtteru gebrabte Weloune.
oaB Dem &eihStaae i'm fommenoen
Sribiabr cine Borlage betreffs gin=
fibrung Der Observation-Disclosures
augeben meroe, lit unrl1tig. Die
Grage lift teineSmegs iprubreif, uno
e8 lit nod niht einrnal elm 8utad.
ten iiber bic @irtuna Der fragfihen
8elhlBe bel ben iiingiten &aiiers
manDpern ausgearbeitet pDroen. gs
iino aber natlrlif BON ben &eais
nlentern, bel oenen Die rleue 8emaffs
rung oerlubSmeiie eiagefibrt lit,
eingebenbe 8eribte iiber bic Sci,
ituugafdbigfeit Der Bafe einaefors
bert. Man fol- nit ben ersielten
&eiultaten i'm Mugemeinen niht rett
5ufrieoen iein. 9ie Dauerbaftiafeit
uno 6altbarfeit oes WaterialS f6Bt
icpett nid)tS 5u piiniben iibrie, uno
Der Delentlide WDrSug Dot ben iebt
nod i'm @ebraub befinoliben often
@el1uBert, erbobte Seuer9el6min'
oigteit infolee Iufbebune oes Hifs
laufes nad Dem S1uB, commit BEL
allen uebungen in Der Botterie unb
in ar0Beren 8erbdnoen ppa sur Gel
tuug. go mag es benin aaeroings
oaSu fommen, baB Die aImGblihe
Bemannung Der geiammten oeutiGen
Irtluerie nit Dem neuen @eldib
NIT oer Belt CUR gatiahe miro, ND.
bel man lib wabriheiuli9 AUDI far
@inflbruna Der Shubidiloe ent.
ideioen oirfte. Nber Der neue
&eidstag miro iih, tpie bemerft, NIT
elmer oiesbeaialihen @eleboorlage
nod nift su beihdftieen baben.
9urd cine plDblide 8emeeune
t0nnen mir einen SerenihuB betom.
men. Our6 cine iofortiae Nnuens
ouua BON st. Satob8 Del weroeu
Die Wusteln pieoer aeit6rft uno Der
6erenihuB uerihminoeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02
@efenntniiie sines @riefters.

&eo. Sobn 8. Coz BON @afe,
Nrf., lhreibt: r12 Sabre lang tit
ib an @elbiuht. Sd conIultirte
cine aanse Nn5abl BON Nersten uno
ueriuhte ale eroenfliden Nrten BON
Weoieinen, aber obne iegliden @r=
fole. Damn fina i'd an. ben .Glef-
trio BitterS" au gebraud)en unb iebt
fible ib, oaB id BON benz 9eloen
befreit bin, bas MIDI II Sabre lang
in ieiren &lauen bate. @enn Sic
cine superldiiige Webicin fir Mies
rens uno 2eberleioen. Maeenbe=
ibmeroer Doer allaemeine Ghpdd)e
baben uoIen, oenn per1haffen Sic
iib ,gfeftric 8itters". gs mirD
garantirt bon ben Mpotbefen bon S.
8alteper & Spn, iopie BON Nbofpb
DreiB. Rur 80 Gents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05

last conquered you, but they had to
strike through your love. the vulnera-
BILE spot in every woman.
Jane and led Mary away through n
side door. and the king called for De
Longueville to finish the interrupted
game Of cards.
Before the play was resumed Wolsey
stepped softly around to the king and
asked, "Shall affix your majesty's seal
TO Brandon's pardonT
ayes, but keep him in the Tower I'M
oil Mary is Off for France"
Wolsey had certainly been q friend
20 Brandon In time Of need; but, as
usual. he had value received for his
friendliness. He was an ardent advo-
cate of the French marriage, notwith-
standing the fact he had told Mary he
was not, having no doubt been bride
thereto by the French king.
The good bishop had, with the he'll
OF De Longueville, secretly sent Mary'i
miniature TO the French court In order
that II might as IL by accident fall into
the hands Of Louis, and that worthy's
nutter just as II there could be kindled
in IL a genuine flame.
Louis had sent to De Longueville,
who was then in England, for conflr-
nation Of Mary's beauty, and De
Longueville grew so eloquent on the
theme that his French majesty at once
authorized negotiations.
AS reports came in Louis grew more
and more impatient. This did not, how
ever, stand in the way Of his driving
hard bargain in the matter of dover,
for "the Father Of the People" had the
characteristics OF his race and was in
tensely practical as well as inflamma-
BILE. They never lose sight of the dot
but do not find fault
Louis little knew what thorns this
lovely rose lad underneath her velvet
leaves, and hat a veritable tartar she
would be, linked to the man she did
not love. or he would have given Hen
~ 100000 crowns to keep her at home.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05
BIG DEAL
CLOSED.
NEW ENGLAND CAPITALISTS pUR.
CHASE THE CAMP CAR
son MINES.

The Carson Hydraulic Mines, Linn
tied, corporation the stock holders
of which are Now England capitalists,
have just closed the deal whereby
they have purchased from j. E. Foley
and N. E. Imhaus the Camp Carson
Gravel mines located on the Grande
Ronde river so miles south of La
Grande. These properties are by far
the largest hydraulic mines in this
section at the present time. They are
equipped with % miles of fumes and
bitches, thousands of feet of piping,
reservoirs, five hydraulic giants, and
the water rights are very valuable and
control all the waters of the Grande
Ronde river. The mines are very
favorably situated having a natural
dump of over 1000 feet and the graveIs
are from go to 120 feet thick.
Mr.. William Fl. Hazel an expert
enced Pacific coast miner of many
years. practical work in this line, has
been secured as manager. He has
had torce of men at work for several
weeks and is making every effort to
get the mines in shape for immediate
produ ction. The operation of these
mines on an extensive scale as con-
templated will mean much to the
merchants and farmers of this city
and vicinity, as we'll as to the stock
holders, and will furnish no small
market to the, farmers of Starkey
prairie who live near by. These
mines have produced hundreds of
thousands of. dollars in dust in years
past and there still remains mining
ground enough to keep up an immense
production for years and years to
come. In tact the gravel reserves are
said to be almost boundless. The
timber is also said to be very large in
extent and very valuable.-La Grande,
Ore, Observer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05


a secret. The old king will never
know. We can hurry up the marriage.
He is getting too much already-4OO,-
600 crowns and a girl like you. He
cannot complain If he have an heir. 1t
would be a good joke on the misery
old dotard, but better on &c Gros
Garcon.'"
Mary sprang from her chair with a
cry OF rage. You brute! Do you
think l am as vile as you because
have the misfortune to be your sister,
or that Charles Brandon Is like you
simply because he is a manT Henry
laughed, his health at that time being
too good for him to be iii natured. He
had all he wanted out of his sister, so
her outbursts amused him.
Mary hurriedly left the king and
walked back to her room, filled with
shame and rage. feelings actively stim-
ulated by Jane. who was equally indig-
nant
Henry had noticed James frown, but
had laughed at her and had tried to
catch and kiss her as she left. but she
struggled away from him and fed
with a speed worthy of the cause.
This insulting suggestion put a stop
to Mary's visit to the Tower more ef-
fectually than any refusal could have
done, and she sat down to pour forth
her souls indignation In letter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05

II q ~ the value received Tor VOL
Io sey's friendship to Brandon
fEzT5=i was Mary's promise to marry
l2sxaJ Louis.
Mary wanted to send a message at
once 70 Brandon, telling him his life
would be spared and that she had
made no delay this time-a fact OF
which she was very proud-but the
Tower gates would not open until
morning, so she had to wait. She CON-
pensated herself as well as she could
by writing a letter. which should like
60 give you here. but IL Is too long. She
told him OF his pardon. but not one
word upon the theme he so wished yet
feared TO hear Other promise never
90 wed any ether man. Mary had not
told him OF 'er final surrender in the
matter OF the French marriage, for the
reason that she dreaded TO pain him
and feared he might refuse the sacri-
fee.
ut will almost kill him. I know"
she said 20 Jane that night. 'and
fear IL is a false kindness / do him.
He would. probably. rather die than
that / should marry another. know
that should rather die or have any
thing else terrible to happen than for
another woman to possess him. He
promised me he never would. but sup
pose be should fail In his word. as I
have today failed in miner The thought
OF II absolutely burns me-" And she
threw herself into James arms, and
that little comforter tried to soothe
her by making light Of her fears.
"Oh, but suppose be shouldT
"Well. there Is no need TO borrow
trouble. You said he promised you. and
you know he Is one who keeps his
word"
But I promised. too. and think OF
what am about to do. Mary In heav-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05

As the king stopped and lifted her to
her feet he kissed her. saying. His life
shall be spared. my sweet sister" Aft
er this Henry felt that he had done a
wonderfully gracious act and was the
kindest hearted prince in all Christen-
dom.
Poor Mary! Two mighty kings and
their great ministers Of state had at
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05

Fond Mother-My darling, it is bed
time. All the little chickens have
gone to bed.
Little Philosopher - Yes, mamma,
and so has the old hen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05

Celeste-Did you have any adven
lures on your trip to the country?
Sylvia--Ob, yes; we went out on an
automobile and came home in a milk
wagon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05

TO cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il il falls to Gu re.
E ". Groves signature is on each box. Csc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05
Sour
Stomach

No appetite. loss of strength. nervous
ness. headache. constipation, bad breath
general debility. sour risings. and catarrh q
tho stomach are all due to Indigestion. Kodoi
cures indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural juices of digestion as they
exist In healthy stomach, combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructivs
properties. kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
oniy cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
BY cleansing. purifying, sweetenine and
strengthening the mucous membranes linins
the stomach.
=. Mr. s. S. Ball. Of Ravenswood. W. Va. s,ys-
was troubled with sour stomach for twenty yearA
for baby" = ~ '1'-
kodoI Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. 90 Size holding 2K t,m.. N. ~
size. which sells for so cents.
1rsparsd by z. o. Dewitt & CO., oHIoAoo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-05
CHAPTER XIX.
PROsERPINA,

} the value received for VOL
sey's friendship to Brandon
was Mary's promise to marry
Louis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17
TAKE SSEAT
TOMORROW

Today Sanford Does last day governor Of the Territory OF
Hawaii AT o'clock morning he will be Unit
ed States District Judge the Federal Chief Justice Frear Of
the Hawaiian Supreme Court administering the oath The present
will take the bench and begin the work of the biggest
term the Federal in Hawaii has had.
Governor Does commission judge arrived last night by the
America Maru 1t signed by President Roosevelt October
and Immediately Through oversight the seal OF the Depart
Justice affixed Over the OF the President it
stated that he has caused of the department be affixed
but somebody forgot afx the seal This affect the validity
OF the document however the opinion OF District Attorney Beckons
and will cause delay.
Dole the Judge his resignation
governor effect and George Carter becomes acting
ydng that secretary shall be acting OF the death
resignation removal of the governor Cae commission
held Washington because there
there in the of Dole where important
business waiting for Judge 1t may be that Carriers commission
will be until final issued, with confirmation from the
Senate.
The Federal grand jury understood have report make
Judge Dole business which would have been reported Judge E
before had he the bench There be
Japanese indictments and indictment of local
the Japanese pocure association Tomorrow the graud
jury will and have twenty members of the Legislature hand
witnesses connection with the investigation scandals of the
last session.
expected that will be large attendance of members of the
Governor Dos taking the oath
Practically all of the work to be done clean the
before he retres has been completed and all ead
With him Secretary Hawes and Superintendent
Cooper Who will be definitely known until
governor which he will do until Treasurer Kepoika the
only head department who has offered resignation sends in
his resignation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17
KEPOIKA|
HOLDS OUT

Kepokai he
The
repeated his former he didn't intend take
the office without having all designations Kepoka resigns
Carter will simply hold down the Office governor the capacity
Of acting by OF his position Secretary OF the Terri
Kepoi<as everything abey
Coope effect retirement Dole governor
The will make appointments until he has all the
and will do nothing the capacity gov
merely carrying the office acting governor Il shall
OF all the
heads said Carter 81 don't head such
should being nauguraed until have slate AS COVER
acting have demand designations If
Mr. Kepokai does resign perhaps had better tell President
Roosevelt find satisfactory Mr. kepoika for the
norship'
The governor stated that he had received Kpoas promise
and expected that would be kept of the
other the contrary kpoa however stated that he
would his intentions all have decided what do
he said but think proper tell Mr.. Carter first and shall
anything till the commission comes.
One theory Kepoikas position in the is that
prevented though familiar with Washington affairs know that
the chance the slight indeed In the
meantime, there OF deadlock developing, which promises
considerably read the work of the especially the Pub
lie Works Department There many appropriations
which with the end OF this and day valuable time
Kepoka said have attended luau Sunday and made
speech which he emphatca announced that he would
81 forgotten how designations is the the
expressed himself appecave audience.
The denies he has cable Washington
The only cables have from
here he said those Carter when he away his
mission regarding the bond issue
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17
LAST OFFICIAL
CALL ON DOLE

The captain of the Italian cruiser
Elba called on GovernorJ Dole at ten
o'clock this morning, accompanied by
z. A. Schaefer, consul for Italy. 1t
was the last official call of Doles term
as governor. An interesting incident
of the call was the meeting of the cap
tain and r. n. BOYD who was with
him many years ago in the Italian
navy.
Boyd, with the late r. w. Wilcox,
went to Italy to complete his educa-
tion and Boyd entered the navy. On
meeting him this morning in the exc
cutive chambers the captain remember
ed the former apprentice and recalled
an incident of Boyds term, when
young man who was with Boyd fell
from alopt and was killed.
Secretary Carter and Secretary Haw-
es were with the governor during the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17
MOANA DAY
AHEAD OF TIME
was before the change in advertise
NEY-SAILS FOR NORTH TO-
NIGHT.

Nearly day ahead of time the S.
s. Moana arrived from Sydney, Bris-
bane and Suva today shortly after
noon. The arrival of the vessel was
a surprise as she was not due until to-
morrow. Her voyage to this port was
uneventful. She left Sydney NOvem-
Der and Suva, November 8. Good
weather was experienced the
weather was experienced curing the
voyage.
Five passengers stopped at Honolulu.
OF this number all but c. d. Wright a
linotype operator, will live permanent
ly. He is merely stopping over a
trip. The passengers who will settle
permanently in Honolulu are Mrs. r..
Kearns and son, Mrs, F.. A. Kearns
and Miss F. j. Kearns. They are the
relatives of Mr.. Kearns the stenogra-
pher at the last session of the Senate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17

Tomorrow is the day for opening
bids on the Hawaiian bond issue. Bids
are to be opened here by Treasurer Ke-
poilSai and in New York by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company,
The local bids are very few so far and
it is expected that the business will be
done in New York.
POLITE and Company will not make
another bid, it is understood. The
companies first bid was under the ori-
ginal advertisement printed here and
is not in accordance with the condi-
tions of the new offer. The only To-
cal bid believed to be in accordance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17
NOT SENATOR ELKINs.

The Elkins whose death was an
nounced by cable little over a week
ago proves not to have been Senator
Elkins of West Virginia, but William
l.. Elkins the millionaire trac-
ton magnate of Philadelphia. He was
born in 1928; was one of the organizers
of the Standard Oil Company and
brought about the organization of the
Philadelphia Traction company. He
gave 100000 to the Philadelphia Home
for the Orphan Daughters of Masons
early in this year.
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Continued on page 6ve.)
GOMPERS TALKS
ABOUT HAWAII

BOSTON, November 9-The twenty
third annual convention of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor which was
opened in this city today, and which
viii continue probably for at least
fourteen days, got into working order
before an adjournment was taken late
this afternoon, President Samuel
Gompers delivered his annual address.
In lis he saidi-
Efforts have been made to make
it appear that Chinese are necessary
to the industry OF the American
CONTINUED on page fiYe.l
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-17

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