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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-11


The net amount of taxes levied
for the remaining expenses, etc. of
the city during the past two years,
under the Republican regime, was
the lowest tax rate for the last
thirty years Excluding, as before
stated, that required to be levied
for bond issue interests fund. etc.)
This is sufficient endorsement for
the Republican regime.
The Republican administration
has conducted affairs singly for the
good of 'fhe taxpayers" and ''the
people and rigid economy and
strict business-like principles have
prevailed during its administra-
ton Of the city's affairs during
the past two years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-11

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-11
The Republican Candidate For
Mayor of City of
Annapolis.
The Republican Candidate For
City Counsellor.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES'C0n nm
TOTAL ASSESSMENT, ,1JUyUUU
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES CIA mn
TOTAL ASSESSMENT, @l4yUUU

E speaks Itself copy
~ ment books June The Democratic nominees for the
board, the election which decided
Monday the total of while the Republican
total amounts 100000 nearly
half much. The city municipal
board who pay and therefore sympathy with the taxpayers
will endeavor reduce the tax rate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-11

The above are some of the many
reasons why we ask that you give
them your support.
BY THE REPUBLICAN INVESTIGATING
CoMMITTEE. tadv.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
BURIAL PERMIT.

- -
Thomas igoe, Is, 44a FaIlin: pulmonalis.
mary Ellis, Is. City Hospital: peritonitis.
Charles Sommerviile. ID. City Aospitali me-
wniam o'Donneli. So. l1A North Seventh; pull
Anna Poetteen. g.. 1N1 North Taylor: an-
orlezy-
John Hlein: s. IA. soglard; pneamoIls
John he.n.dy. %. 40 Walnut: suicide.
august Mueller ,sa 20 a; :. CITY g, Hospital i:, gH,%0nai'''
. s5snsss h h,as%sr. g 3. s ~ 5 Ma4t.t %.en alSsi.,y.
Dorothy Koenig. ~. 1908 Benton: cancer.
George Weigel. q. 14ly North Sixteenth; hem
Richard cotter. 30. ISIS Mullanphy: ,ulmonalis.
Patrick Downey. "a. City Hospital: n%ephritis.
William Bauer. Is: Bis Neoiaska: Accidents
Stephen o'Connor. 81. st. Johns Hospital,
pneumonia
Maria Grether. e. 1856 Evans: tuberculosis.
Adolph Borsche. IS. 334s Arlington: Bright's dis
Julia Brouch. 70. se4s Simpson: senility.
Marian Canaan. as. 30l5 bell: Ia grippe.
John orendorf. 81. Worlds Fair Grounds; 90
John Grosser. IS. 2S2 Arsenal: debility.
Theodore Appelbaum. es. 4o21 F,orissant, 40
Mary Marris. 50. St. Johns Hospital: ~apoplexy.
Irwin Hermann. s months. 73 Dorcas: denti-
sam Brennan. :: ss Wash; ehorea
p. Raheir. 81. 616 Pennsylvania: apoplexy.
Thomas Farrell. 50. l7 sidney. rheumatism;
oliver washington. s. 1909 North Seventh:
August Scott. 80. 1ils North Thirteenth: heart
disease.
John Beeii. IS. a2Oi Eads: pneumonia.
A. Moss. %. city. Hospital: perftonitis.
August Bumall. 81. 1885 Washington: heart dis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

wedding Rings (Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. $a to so. Mermod A.
eArd'A Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS

RECORD OF BIRTHS.
e. and Il. Arbogast, $3.50 Horten; boy nov.
and y y. ksssy; i as; P Pln.i nov boy,
5. aad G HaeFsmeisf; gsss sSlliyani gil, "a.
& &. and and Il Il. zSiEGS. g? ISL Ef Fsaasii: sIRi: GIRL
D. and Z; Kern; I.is sarah; boy, cir, ow,p,,.
!. a AND \. Durham Durham i sos wTisht; boy;
i and J. Psarigto1e. =; shsTid1 F,.1 sSyi boz.
J. and j. Lieweiiin. 1910 North Seventeenth:
and L irwin. sa South Twelfth; boy.
Il Il and and Il 4. tf1S; i1 isss t sSsnaniea ~ boy,
+ I. and 4 4 X Msyef-, '9 30 f NoTsh f sTaadway: boy.
f. and A. Hayes. 92i Benton; boy.
Il L. AND and n (. q Hasiinsr. ': ssss M hanss: bdss'. r''
d. and K. Reske, lo47 Geyer: girl.
: : s sna 4 Z. kS@s; t 81, Mo,saa; sI5i: .,,'
{. and II. Haskell l22A South Compton: girl
c. and j. Williams. $3.50 stoddaTd; boy.
Il. and A. Stein. u5I North Grand; boy.
E E. and and A j. ss sesssf. s.: ssis I parGeili oG Boy.
!: and and Y y: fmIis; lass i sSH'f Re nn5se: Boy boy:
q and N. Herwig. 2706 Franklin; boy.
D.. and X. Sommerlob. 2s1S North Broadwayt
j. and L. Eckcrt. rs Douchoguette: boy.
". and J. Bsier. 252s South Broadway g1ri.
o. and S. Meyer. 250S North Twentieth; girl
G. and a. Schimel, 1875 Carr; boy.
il. and N. Park 3a South Jeferson: girl.
". and L. Kruse. 3sls North, Twenty-frst: girl
J. and NJ. McGovern, 2e46 Sheridan; boy.
T. and ]. Wood. 5os3 Delmar: boy.
c. and w. Albert, i4oo North Twentieth; ooy.
E s ana y y. T ssqssasrs:io l Ss sc sidns Twelfth. S2Si boy.
T. and M. Monahan, ll2I Gratiot; boy.
=. and N. Werner, 2o2o South second: boy.
q. and A. Riliiet. . North Twenty-tfiro; boy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

New York, January 22nd. 1901.
st. Louis. Iron Mountain G Southern R'vay Co.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders OF the st. Louis. Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Company will
be held at the general office Of the Company.
in the City Of St. Louis. Missouri, on Tuesday.
March 10th. 1903. "a nine o clock A. N. FOR the
election Of thirteen directors for the ensuing
ness that may come before. said meeting. The
the same cface on the same day, at twelve
o'clock noon. The transfer books will be closed
on Friday. January 10th. 1903, at three O'Clock
P. II, and reopened on the day following the
annual meeting Of the stockholders or any ad-
3ournment thereof.
A. II. CHEF. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
springfield. m. feb. 2.-certlncates Of incor-
poia:On wele ISSUED to-day by secretary Of state
The STANDARD Trading CompanyS Chicago; cap
corporato.s(Leonai Spechr. Ralph Fairbairn and
The crown Seat Company. Chicago: capital,
s2i.voJ: manufacturing sanitary plumbing. lncor.
ii. r. Bennighof.
The Astropainlc Institute. Chicago: capital. 81
copy. inco. porators-N. L. George. William F.
The Eidorado Coal and Coke Company. FL
dorado: capital. $4,000; mining coal and manu-
s. Parish and James Maniey.
The McKnney & Galloway Company. Chicago;
ia orSv%s ggrs" nJJs mcKinney ah Pas enekay y
Mckinney ana Arthur Stern.
c%antile. ncorporators-walte r. Dupee. Frank
W, Dupse and John a: 3npee.
tors-R. Ii. McWiihams. r. 7. Ellis and x. {.
Lyons.
The Chicago Produce. Trade and Credit Asso-
,ors-C b. Ayers. George ". Linn and c. T..
Caicsgo: beneSoIenee. fncorperstor soc,sfy,
katharina Austin. Julius A. Reicnardt and W.
The Gardner Business Mems Association.
goIaiOrs-j. H. Holmes. +. S. Green and F. l.
ors-w,lIlam E, Ryan. Rudolph GroiI and N.
- a. ANaIetni aNdIom Company, lOCdted at
Camden. N. j.. with a capital stock of $500. COO
is licensed to transact business in Illinois with
q State capital of SO, VOC,
The Marked Tree Lumber Company. located at
Jersey City. N. j.. with a capital stock of Sl5O.-
oo. is licensed to transact business In iIiinoi,
without State capital.
Ibe Consumers, Fuel Company. located at
Pierre. s. D.. with a capital stock Of 81. 600 900 ia
licensed to transact business in Illinois with q
State capital OF 81. 500.
The caxton Printing Ink Company. located at
Jersey City. N. j.. with a capital stock of Isl. oSl.
is licensed TO transact business in Illinois with
a State capital of $500 ~
ST. LOUIS.
The Campbell Coal Company, with a ca,itaI of
$c,0D. incorporated yesterday. The etockholdera
are Samuel D.. Williams. W. H. Wise. Jr. and
A z. 'Senteny. ~
Articles Of Incorporation were yesterday n!ed
by the Nasal Purgative Company with a capital
OF $4,000. The incorp0rators are HORNE Miles
Roy NJ: b. Tidd and John e. Smith.
The George Ashton Brokerage Company yester-
Gay filed articles of Incorporation with n capital
e 5000 The stoekholders are George Ashton.
The Grand Valley Building Company incor-
porated yesterday with a capital Of 1000. The
Fisher and Levi F. Gardner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

CLERK wANTED-A Junior drug clerk; {
man preferred. 927 Market st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

CLERK WANTED-YOunR man to assist
real estate office and collect: s2 week. Ap
99 Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


ANNCAL Meeting..The annual meeting Of the
fee OF society. 5l and Sz Commercial ouiiains.
cay. February s. 1908. at 2 o'clock p. m. Elec-
aSn OF officers ana other Susiness WIZ be d trans
Attest: Jno. H. Holmes. Secretary.
NOTICE OF sTocKnoLDERs' MEETING.A
meeting of the stockholders of the Eau Claire
S Ss Ns! 81: So g., 3 sos IL. s # IL sal s. T LOUIS &: f Ss..
to vote upon, a proposition. then and there to
Of Of sa ia0@ oomesny tt from ans ons sun ths s sspusand S. dSie
lars. ITS present capital stock. TO eignt hundred
termins by their vote. Il said increase shall be
smeuni sf . 1pSn .,o Sse. s6 pra amy; and 10 4 Be- any iSsre mssi
shall be preferred. and the number OF shares
such preferIsd Stock. Polls M'V OPEN at > o.cioex
a. m. and close at Z O'clock m, on said day.
Henry G. Roles. secretary. ~
Fl EtTEH 1.sH gfEEKETIhSmANs.
Il &; =
}9aN A. RF gaE Esss
St. Louis. No, Jan. 20. 1906.
STOCKHOLDERS MENrINGst. Louis, Mo-.
s ssaua + m ,ss I Of Inc IS .t as5ssS ssye q. t ne b sei
Telephone Company, OF Missouri. for the cleo
SsHf held aus al the 1 ofn Mss Of e the sset So@p Disssh IS olive
Ms,o d Ihs on ~: T Ksa 81 the s01 issh d Day sns Of s! fssrS .:
a5y. a. d. D.: 1908 so ;,,a Polls open 7, from : a m. to Il
EDWARDS WHITAKER, Vice President.
Attest: Fritz Nisbet. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-Notice 10 hereby
given that q meeting OF the stockholders VI the
Goodfellow Shoe Company will be held at the
office OF the company, Nos. 907 and y3 Wash
ington ave-. in the city of st. Louis. state Of
Missouri, on Monday. the sixteenth DAY Of Feb
ruary, 1903. at 3 o'clock a m. for the purpose
OF voting upon the proposition then and there
to be submitted. to change the name OF said
company from The Goodfellow Shoe Company
to The Gocdfellow-B Brooks Shoe Company and
for the transaction OF any other business that
may come before said meeting.
JOSEPH S. GooDFELLow. President
V. WILSON Secretary.
St. Louis, Mo-, Jan, 81. 1903.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
n

yAtAN .ChlNA VIA HoNoLuLu = Pacific
Mail 8. S. Co.. Occidental and Oriental 8. c. Co.
and Oriental s. s.. Co. From San Francisco:
China, Feb. -. 'o3; Doric. Feb. q. 'oai Nippon
Maru, March J, 'O3. For passage and freight
rates. reservations. orders and informations APP
ply to J, II. Lathrop. general agent. sOS olive
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
ST. LOUIS.


DoGs--Lostt sable collie. white, rum. owners
name on collar; also white bull terrier. with
mail round collar. Reward II returned to 1854
FouND-The place to get q good shoe for Sc.
Harris Shoe Co, fI N Sixth ct. near Locust.
MULE-Lost. strayed or stolen. brown mule. Is
PARcEL-Lost. The person who was seen tax
ing q large parcel, from q Park ave. car about
eA5 Monday. evening pfease return to Transit
pearl sunburst pin, with diamond IN
center: liberal reward. $3.50 Shenandoah.
PuRSE-Loet. In Masters's restaurant or Hol-
land building; purse containing. keys and vaiu-
81 Holland building. and receive liberal reward.
RING-Found. gold ring. caIl at nh Finnsy
and identify sauna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Juan Landron Acosta.
Honorable Flschl dc lA oorts do sBts DlstriAo
HumGeRo.
Honorable RsfioY:

Honorable Flscal dc Ia corss do sSts Dlstrito
HumGeAo.
Honorable ssnor:
DON JuAn LAndr6n Aeossa, mayor de g isd,
veeino de OSvsy y de profession ogente de ne.
goelos ante v. FL. Aparsxeo como mas haya
lugRF en- dsrseho digo:
Que oil catoree de Noviambra del ano pr6-
ximo pasado hoPa de las nusvs de su ma ana,
bora en- que dsbfa hScarss sntrsga del JnzgAdo
de pas de Oayay don Luis Bsnst del snstituto
honPado Reeto JneE n Charles Foots eI
aKponente como aecrstario dc dieho Ttibunal;
el Feferido Saior JuSE susAituto mi presenciA
ls hiGo sntrsgA del Pegiabro odctsl Ssf como de
aodos los doeumantos ARshivados que .estAban
bajo su eustodiS cumplisndo con tRl motivo ell
pFaespto legal cue dstermina oil artfcuIo 81 dal
C6digo dc Eniuiei&misnto Criminal.
EI libFn talonarto do muitaa ls fn6 enAre-
gado Rl Bsfor Bsnsb sin snmisnda aiguns, al
que 10 sxAmin6 rseibi6 su entsrA sstiafac-
ci6n sin POpRro alEuno.
Dsspues de estaR ssts Iibro sn su uodsF
han suGtrpi1o rscibon mutilados asIonas ue-
gadOs aon gonna CON oil IA de bugcAF RESPONSE
bfldAdeR nm GePcaRo.
NoceSRriAmsnts aHta daIito Aa sido some
tido por sl j uez do Pas don Luis B4zet pussto
que ss oil 6nieo rosponsabls sn cusnto . ser su
Regstro chcial fntsrssado sn haeer oua apa-
feseRn dslitos contra el sxpon snts, an los d IA
ningunA intsFyenct0n hR asnido Gsg6n asi ga
asmuo do 10 ensroga oil catoree de Novism.
bRs afo yA citAdu prsseneiA del Jusx susti-
suto sRlieute sedor Charles Foote.
Oon tal motive 30 haea naceaarlo que " H i
traig6 la vista ell libro dc References, pusato
que 90 81 snsrpo dsl dsito para su sxkmsn por
paHts del Tribunal v on ei So vera comprobado
MI hacho d0nunciado rsuerv&ndoss oil sxponenta
BenaAr AeussP Rlg61 otro dslito que pueda
RpaHscsr en- sl Iibro de Pefaraneia.
Dan Luis Bsnst Colon, acsu&I Juss ds Pas
de Oaysy hA eonstitufdo sl 6sIito ds SustraecI6n
musilaei6n de documentos p6hlieuR eonfAdo
n "a eustodla volAndo con tAl motive nj aFtfeu.
10 liz del o6dfgoc psnRI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
SentenCia cOnfirmada
p0r la COrte Suprema

La CoKts 6uprsma ha eonnrmAdo In san
sanei@ que impuao IA Corta de MAyaRusx n
nnsatros amigos do OAbo R7jo don RodoIfo
HamireE Ronda don Sergio del ToHo Q O.tis,
pOK diSparos de &rm8s " lesfones.
~ hscho de autos oeurFi6 sntr0 ambos On
q zsgUGn del eolnb UnitArIn,s del cue estos
feNJnes aKRn seeios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Buena oportunidad
Ell TRATADo De CUBA Y E. E. U. U.

Dsspuss dee IArgA discusi6n 90 Ia prorro :
SAdo 81 t6rmino para resolvsr al tratado de re-
clprocidad con Caba!
Dfcasa q 10 hay puntos que tTataP que ne
e0sitan' IN cuidRdoso sstudio.
e que Sc prorrcgus ass asunto ofsses uns
bnena opoTkun6ad para que al prssfdent
R0ossivslt considers oil b6U que 80 pide que,
en las snmisndas dc dicho tratAdo, sc fAvorsx.
cR MI eafA de PneFto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

oorrsIigIonario nusstro ell sehor Rsmirsz
sdvsrsario WI sfn1T Toro, psro Ambou amig 10
cisdad dc que son slemsntos diatipgnidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
El general ortega
PARA BALEAREs

Ei bizarro general sspAnoI don Ricardo
Ortegs, qulen cupo oil tPisas dabsr dc ensre-
gar In ial@ los nortaAmerieanos como eonse-
UueneI@ dc In OomiHi6n do Parfs, est& nom brado
sapisAn general dc I'lAS BaIaareu.
va hR sAlido para sn destino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
CORRUPCION JUDICIAL
Denuncias Juoz de Cayey que repubIieano

Pnblieamos o continuation una earaG y
ana dsRuneia que NOS ramiten dssds Hum&'
Gao.
VeRsa como Ia corruption do los repuhii-
cAnos, NO solo 20 pAIpA an 10 Administrative,
sino que 90 mAninsst& en- 10 iud c'sl as mani
nOStR en- los tribunAleB, donde debieIan tsneF
RAHRntfAs los eiudAdsnoy
HumAeao, 5S de Ensro dc 1908.
Ssnor don Mariana AbrlI.
Csgu&s.
Estlmadc amigo:
Tsngo sI gusto de rsmitirls para "a pu-
blieAci6n lRs sdiuntas dsnuneias eopiAs exac.
sas dc las que tengo prsSentRdas al Honorable
rseto Fiscal de ls Corts de Hum&eao.
Por alias vSr& In Geria ds deitos que ha
eomstido tAnto Luis BAnst actual Jusz dc Pas
de Csysy, somo su SscratArio NIsolks Glme-
nsg.
No dudo, tendrk vd. Ia amAbIlid2d de que
80 publiqae para eonocimisnto general de
una vsS 30 ssPR quisnas SON los vsrdaderos
eEiminAlsa.
QuiBisron frAguAr reaponsa biIidAdes contra
mfi psEo satas 80 han vusto contra sus au-
sores.
DS sodA Susrts tsngo que dSiar bisn san.
tAdA mi Fsputscion.
Nnne& ma In gustAdo hAcsr oil papsl do
denunciAnts, pero clio me ham obligAdo los
in1ustclAs comstidas contra ell axponsnte, d.
erab&ndo arrastos p0r dalitos que no he eemsN :
do, y solAmsnts invantAdos Dor sIloa.
Aunqua republican, gus soy, contrario
aus IDEAS fsdaFalos, no dudo que Vd. como
sAballsFo Atsndsr6 n mis- s6 pliaR, hAcisndo pG.
blieas aSAs danunSas aaf como 10 presents
eAHtA.
Por todo IL Autiaipa las graeias su alto
amigo y 8. 8. @ B. 8, III.
Juan Landron Acosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

guplieo V. 81. sc sirva tensr por pressn :
tAdo esta danuncia, ordsnar mi satiafAeci6n
baio dseIaraci6n iurada, y dserstRr 81 arresto
de dicho acusRdo para gus responds Dc disho
cargo.
rs 1ustieia que pido en- Humaeao % de
Ensro de 1908.
Juan Landr6n Aoosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

- Jos6 g. del vRlls (FortaIssa 71.l-o6-
siR&s para 10 gssti6n da aanntos AdministYaai-
yos On todna los aantros ofeiAlas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

~ wREOOkENDAMOs ausssros suiwos
81 nossI s1ne Marinas. ssn Joss no l, Capital.
Pos IN dia Dc hespsdais, m dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Dseretada In extinction de Iaa turbas d.
San Jaans q1e ssunt0s qusdarkn en- Ioa hnfa-
tes dc sisrtos Rbogados? Moreno oasdar6n In
formark.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

IA rsgrssado da San Juan Ia simpksica 90.
n3ritn Emma Preston, iusgo de una bYavs tenn.
porads an aquslla ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Ha ingrssado en- 81 hospital de Iosos oil In.
divlduo Manuel Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Ha snabareado pkra la isls de Ouba 10 sa
d ira dofa Rosa Mksfs-Torc do Trutiilo, des
puas de pasar una temrorada On esta eiudA,
con sus fsmiliSxea.
Eslix viRis ls dasaanaos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Nnsssrs simpktiea amiga 10 balls sefiofisi
Maria Marines Aeosta, SO le ha concedido POI
el comfsfonado de instruction ID gracia esps
ciai de podsr auisiH examsn para profaaoYa ru
raj sin compromiso Dc Resptar ssenela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

A1gunos jueees y sserssarfos de elseci6n
dessspsranxados de cobrar, ofrsssn To- canti-
dad q1s les corresponds p0r una Quarts parts
y no sneusntran qufsn los sfqus del apuro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Hoy sc eslebr6 On IL Oorts dc Distrito un
juicio por aduterlo contra ulio R9drig aex y
Tllomana A'mot6vAr, los eualss fasron sb
auoitns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Hoy al iuraao di6 su vsrsdicto en- el asun
TO de ID subtraction de quinisntos dollars dt
IN eertfcado por 81 han sido condsnados lo
proessados q In psna ds tres dos &C 10 rsspae
tivAmsnte dc carcal. IS nos aaegura que loi
abogsdos defsnsores impugnan oil iurado.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-26
Passengers Arrived.

Per S S Gaelic, August 25, from
the Orient for Honolnlu-Mr 9 w
Case Deering, j Katsuyoshi, Lee
Chan Yau.
For San Francisco-Dr j EStubbs,
Mrs Stubs, w Glen Walker, Mrs
Walker, g Ls Grand Victor March,
DR. r Pick.
per S S Moaus, from the Colonies
-Walther Selve, Hubert Harley, L
r Jones and wife, Mrs Mel ,od and
2 children.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-26
Passengers Departed.

For Hilo and wac ports, per stmr
Kinau, Aug 25-W H Rice,s two SER
wants, w II Rice and son, Mrs T
Hussey and child, MIR Crozier and
family, Miss l. Hapai, Miss H Ha-
pii, Father Oliver, Carl S Smith,
wife and two children, j 7 McCros-
son, w Won Gravemsyer, l. Sch
weitz ar, G j Polmsn, wife and child
Mrs A NJ Wilson aud three children,
Miss Dunn, Sister Irene, Sister Su-
sauna, A f Griliiths aud wife, Mrs
e Austin, Mre W A Mckay, ReY
Arsr Kenyo, D x Eguchi. @ G Ken
nedy e Kaiser, VIM Green, Geo w
Carr, Geo @ Stratemeyer, Miss E X
Ewaliko, Miss X Eweliko, Mrs x
Fullbrook, Miss NJ A Doherty, Miss
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Three Thousand Public School Pu.
pills Are to Be Trained by
Prof. Pommer.
PICNIC MAY CLOSE FESTIVAL
Plans Are Being Worked Out for
the National Music Event
Which Takes Place at st.
Louis in June.

william H. Pommer. supervisor of music
in the st. Louis public schools. has been in
trusted with the task Of organizing chill
dreri's chorus Of 1900 voices for the Ma
tional Saengerfest to be celebrated in ST.
Louis next June This is a new feature
and was determined upon in view Of the
high efficiency attained by the pupils Of this
city under Mr.. Pommer's palnstaking direc-
ton.
The children will sing six national airs and
anthems, and their appearance on the big
stage Of the Liberal Arts building will
doubtless be the signal for much genuine
applause.
Messrs. Richard Stempf and William
Lange. musical directors Of the Bund, are
about TO undertake an extended trip through
the country, visiting the various singing So
cieties with view to establishing a basis
OF uniformity in the singing Of the big
choruses.
The Music Committee has paid further at
tention to the engagement of high-class solo
performers, whose cooperation Is intended
TO give additional artistic value to the pro-
gramnes on the opening night, and the
evenings Immediately following. The COM
nittee desires In this department Of their
work only the very best available talent
and the names Of many Of the worlds most
famous musicians are thus to figure on the
offerings.
II u intended. BY recent order Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee. to close the festival on
Saturday. June %, with a grand public fes-
tival and picnic on the old Fair Grounds
at Natural Bridge road ana Grand avenue.
tailish their own hesdq1arters for the en-
fertAlnmert Of their friends and the songful
@y9 ana nights just preceding will give