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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-24

PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT
Washington. d C. august II 1908
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived until Saturday September s. 1903. at ~
o'clock NJ for furnishing al the blanks. blank BOOKS
and printed matter. except rlt7ey order
Tor the transaction O the Money Order business
1905 The Public Printer is q led. By ths provisions
q the Act Of March g. iss3 submit estimates for this
composition with bidders Blank
Of b.ds. with samples % blanks etc. speeh-
cations. viii be furnished application 70 the First
assistant Postmaster General loes q Superintendent
Pc General the right 70 reject Or
AL bids waive technical defects and 10 accept any
parts Of bid. and 20 reject the nGeT
II c PAYNE. Postmaster General
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

~ ~
SIA3 b f99t e WEST EST SIF
cartiandt Streets is ave rG mnDfes liter thaa
sutton, eReept Where Ter ofherse noted
80 a. VI. FAST MAIL.-PaTlor, sleeping and Dhhs
os i6o s. " ST LOUIS SSsPas
ie si:spia NJ ,n RENNS5yAN1A 5TP P1n
m men Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo and De
1SS p. VI; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExFRE ss5o7
400 p H. Ghsas8 s. Id LPTs Pam D sleeping
Smoking. and o6seTvation Cars chicago. Toledo
6S5 p NJ. ST LOUIS ExPREss-For PittsSurg: ca
G I Indianapolis, Louisville. St Louis pinhs OA
OBS p. N. WESTERN E.XPREsa-FoF chicago. For
7sS M1sP P saiaT PRESS ee AID
Route connects hn9 9S daS sa auTday
PRE- y cL5SvELAND AID CGITESi51St indian
.WAsHINGTox AND THE SOUTH co-t-
nj 70 @ I'D Dining C3rl io.S2 ana CoTtlandt
Street, 2o % Is Congressional Linited all PSTlSr
e (BBn nins Can Can 49, nI II e sT Pgh m sS DIN
Ing Can % Congressional Limited all Parior ane
es6Fosses ana cor ria E Streets GDinas CaF'
SOUTHERN RA1LW3Y-Express. Is p, m. IL 10 night
Atlantic COAST LINE.-E:zpress. 9-25 a and e2S
sEABoARD' AIR LINE aA1LwAY.-Ezpress 1855 ..
NORFOLK ARD WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CltESAPEAkE * OHIO RAILWAY.-1,9S a. m WeeA-
FOR OLD PoIS;r Co2fFof;r and NoRFoI.K,-7.o5 a m
. w Mee ,iZ-ays and 500 p m daily. ,. low.
! ATLANTIC CITY $50 N. and 2,55 p. veeR-Says.
sundays 80 a. m Through Nesti5uled Trains blet
tarlor cars and standard CO aches weekdays. Tar,
Tor Smoking Car Paror Dining Carr and StahHarH
COACHES Sundays
For points on e I AM Iona Branch Railroad o
West Iwenty-'hird Street Station. 40. 500 d m.
2l0, 10 Saturdays cnly). 255. 325. 40 4tS.
and 600 p Weekdays. Sundays, 1.5S 80 = NJ
900 a n. IL 20 10 Saturdays only $50 $40. 80,
9l5 a n 800 p n From Desbrcsses Street only,
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
6t6, I25. 80, 40 dining Carr So so. 925 tnins
carr, t95J St Louis LsmiJeil 1910 CDesbF0SseS and
CC-tlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Car, lH2 tPenna
Car. lj5 Dining Carr 10 tDeshrosses and CoItands
Streets. 200. 200 325 Dining carr, $50, AS, 40
dining 400 Dining (i-50 Chicago ldrltel
FOR CerTnactovu Jet. only, $50 Dining Carr $50 ioo
eos 40 Dining Car %. 8. % pinias can $50 st
Louis Limited, 95J 1925 (enna. Limited 1855 tDn-
Ing Car. 30 dining Carr, LbJ Dining carr,
325 Dining Carr 500 425 Dining Carl ti51 Chicas"
500 Dining Carr, 7.5J. S - $50. s25 p 121O
Ticket Offices Nos 49, 1854 113 and 26I Broadway. s2
Fifth below 23d Fifth Avenue
station, and OF DesbrosseS and Cotlandt
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
way, and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station, Brooklyn; Sta
ton Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
will for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dcNces through 10 destination.
Telephone '94 Eighteenth street. for Pennsyvaala
Railroad Service.
". W. ATTERBCRY, J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Fass'r Traffc Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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EackaWan

Eackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sts
$500 A N--For B!nghaElton and Syracuse.
1000 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81. Louis.
x1.00 p M--PoconO Mountain Special
S1.40 P M.-FJr Buffalo and Chicago
too p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
*6.10 P NJ. For Buffalo and Chicago
|S-45 P. M.-Utica OswegO, ithaca, Buffalo.
e. 90 A M.-For CNicago-Sleepers open p VI.
Tickets 1877 1883 Broadway. " Y; 23S Fulton
st, Brooklyn 'Daily. Except Sunday. XThUrsdays
Fridays and Saturdays.
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Hoboken.
TEVENS SCH 90 Z.
Hoboken.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE

TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS TNsTIT UTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
EFeT Street het~een 5tn and 9Th SIS. Hoboken n. J.
REOPENS SEPT. isTH. 1893.
Registration dag for applicants Tor admission on Sep
Examinations admission on the 10th and 18th of
-ss. colleges ScEoois Of Science Law ana Medicine
e rate q tEl.CE for all classes Sl5J year. or
~
rrese Include all the
EE cataloFu,s apply to the Principal school
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

La, CITY SOuln rely l-4.e-.S 81
Chicago. PittsburS. 'l-IV At "lZ41 ut
Che Columbus. 'l2aJprn LtJpm Diner
PittsDurE, CleVelInd. s"9pm $ t1pm 1dnltd
''rfttSbuFS Ltmited".. o. SSpnL 10 pm Buifes
Cincinnati. st. Louis. IL ~ nj 'l-!J nj sleeper
Cincinnati. St Louis. 'lt-21an- "lu1Va1l- Diner
Cincinnati. ST Louis. 65Jpm- I.Cupn. Buuet
NorfOIL fI2 5Spul- LO-pu- Diner.
TD@liy. except sS1n-zy only
Ones. f6T 1870 broadway. & House.
I-rio, square aqf Grand Y Fulton
Ferry and Liberty s. B1sStgs ehecS-9
ron Eotel o. residence destination
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
" BOROUGH or MANHATTAN. CITY HALL THE
CITy or NEW YORK AUGUST 10. 1908
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
Public Works Of the Borough Of
Manhattan al the city Hail. Room no &c. until II O'clock
a 81 % TUESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1903.
FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
Pr-RrIC COMFORT STATION AT GREELEY
SQUARE, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN THE CITY OF
20 FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
. pr al r~ COMFORT STATION ON WEST STREET.
BBErWFEN VEsEY AND FULTON sTREETs, BoT-
1I1SsFJ on MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF NEW YORK
30 g FOR THE ERECTION AND CoMPIETIoN OF
a PI-E2f COMFORT STATION AT BCRL1NG SLIP.
fOR6tiGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF NEW
fo SNa FOR THE FRICTION AND COMPLETION OF
cratic COMFORT STATION AT CHATHAM
Corr f3e BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF
NEW YORK ,-,,,,.
80 GEORGE LIVINGSTON,
Commissioner Public Works
TIE CITY OF NEW YORK, august u. 1903
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JEA~SEA CEsN 1ESAAs Al. 49,, f1A1LADEL-
OfAIO r. IA

sDaily 4Ually, except Sunday. SUNDAY only
Liberty Ferry, south Ferry, Aston House.
67 26l 49,. 1850 1854 Broadway, ls2 9TH Az. . Union
SQUARE West 125th 2I3 West l25th as
Columbus Ave. New York; Court ST. S4t 500 Fulton
St BROOKLYN: 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer calls and checks baggage 70 Destination
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OFEIcE oF 80 CoAllIIssIoNERs. D. q.

.uzust 20. l0oo-sealed pro
his cfHee until l. O'Clock N.
1raishIng granite curling 20
Specifications. 5isrk forr1 az
information may be obtained
MACFARLAND. HENRY l.
commissioners, .. c.
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.-CLASS SUB

'WANTED-FOUR THIRD-CLASS SUB
inspectors telectrcaD. sos per examina-
H. 1903 fill the above positions. For application and
further information address. "COAIMANDANT. Navy
Few York
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WANTED FOR Z. S. ARMY. ABLE
BODIED unmarried men. between ages Of q and S.
citizens Of United States OF good temperate
habits, who speak English For IN
formation apply Recruiting Officer Third
Third Ave. 705 Sixth Ave. N. Y. 1853 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
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For Both Sexes-City.
For Both Sexes-Country.

E'DrcATIoN- FOR CHARACTER Christian School on
l. 200 acres Country life and thorough train
tHg combined Coeiucationa. College preparatory and
academic Industrial training Especial care tor
ycGrger pupils Sl52 Pc yea CHESBROUGH SEMI
NARY. Norta chi! near Rochester,. y. y
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

BOROUGH OF QUEENS THIRD FLOOR OF THE
BoRoCGH HALL FIFTH STREET AND JACKSON
AVENUE. LONG ISL 4ND CITY. BOROUGH OF
QUEENS CITY OF NEW YORK.
SEALED BIDS OR EST7MATFS WILL BE RE
ceived by the President Of Borough Of Queens az
the above Office until II o'clock 4
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. 1908.
no: !. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR SEWER BASIN AND
ITS APPURTENANCES ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF TEMPLE AND SHERMAN STREETS. IN THE
FIRST WARD.
For further particulars see CITY RECORD.
JOSEPH CASSIDY President >
Dated August u iona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-24

DEPARTMENT Of WATER SUPPLY. GAS
II AND ELECTRICITY ROOM 1886 NOS 1921 PARK
ROW. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
bv the Commissioner Of Supply, Gas
tricty at he above ofnce gTt 2 qGl9ok P q on
BOroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx.
FOR FURNISHING, DELIVERING, LAYING AND
RELYING WATER MAINS IN CAMBRELENG, CLAY.
MAPEs MORRIS MONROE. PROSPECT RYER AND
THIRD AVENUES: IN ONE HUNDRED AND SEW
ENTY-NiNTH ONE HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-sEC-
OND. TWO HUNDRED AND SECOND. HOE AND
WISE STREETS AND IN ADAMS AND BELMONT
For fuH particulars CITY RECORD
ROBERT GREER MONROE. Commissioners.
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Public Notices.
0FFICE Oh THE PREsIDENT OF THI

{ lFfICL Of THE PRESIDENT Of The
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. CITY HALL. THE
CITY OF NEW YORK AUG 10 1903.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RE-
ceved by the President of Borough OF Manhattan at
the City Hall; Room No: 16 until II o'clock A. NJ
TUESDAY. SEPT. L. 1908.
NO. 1. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR BUILDING SEWER IN
AVENUE A WEST SIDE BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS.
No 2. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MAIEFIAL REQUIRED FOR BUILDING SEWER IN
10Th STREET. RETWEEN EIGHTH AVENUE AND
McCOMBS DAM ROAD
NO g. FOR FURNISHING ALI. THE LABOR AND
MATERIAL. REQUTPED FOR BUILDING RECE1NING
BASIN on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTY
THIRD STREET AND FIRST AVENUE AND ON THE
NoPTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTIETH STREET AND
EAST END AVENUE.
For further particulars CITY RECORD
JACOB A. CANTOR,
Borough President
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

BOROUGH OF QUEENS THIRD FLOOR OF THE
BOROUGH HALL. FIFTH STREET AND JACKSON
AVENUE. LONG ISLAND CITY, BOROUGH OF
QUEENS CITY OF NEW YORK
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RE-
ceived by President OF the Borough of Queens at
the above Office untii i o,c I, a. NJ NJ on,
NO. 2 FOR FURNISHING ALI. THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGULATING GRAD
ING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT BLOCK PAVE
MENT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROAD
WAY OF POMEROY STREET. FROM BROADWAY TO
JAMAICA AVENUE. FIRST WARD
NO 3, FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGULATING GRAD
ING, CTTPGING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON EI4EV-
ENTH AVENUE FROM BROADWAY TO NEWToWN
ROAD. FIRST WARD.
NO. 4. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE Is Dor AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGULATING GRAD
ING. CUP RING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON TEN
PIE STREET FROM THE BOULEVARD TO THE
CRESCENT. FIRST WARD.
For further particulars see CITY RECORD.
JOSEPH CASSIDY,
President OF the Borough OF Queens
Dated August a 1893
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Lao Schools.

Lao Schools.
EEEU YORK Eixty-ninth year opens Oct. /. 1903
Frs,,,-. Day Glasses with sessions from
NSAkERSITR $3.50 10 P. NJ. Evening
LAW r/,,o.. Glasses. sessions 10 p Il.
sChooL Graduate classes lead LII n. and
49, ~N'>~0-o- J. .. Tuition 500. Fer circulars
- l. :. IOAPKI&S. Registrar. Wash Hgton So.
In sac9S!!tdh Day school; ! 90 Nassau St:
Lf5,H-s SSfagVA- Evening school. NeW YORK city
scsre 's-At Aefhod' q instructtvs- Ii B. in TWO
80 - - n three gears. High standards
Ns-- ~ eatzioKsa GEORGE CHASE. Dean
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Once of the Department Of Parks. Building.
Fifth Avenue Sixty-fourth Street. Borough Of Man
haitian. The City of New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received by the Park Office the
Department Of Perks until o'clock p M, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST p. 1903.
Borough of The Bronx.
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING HARD
WARE IRON AND TOOLS IN BRONX AND CLARE
MONT PARKS BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
For fun particulars, City Record
WILLIAM r. WILCOX,
JOHN f. EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners OF Parks
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@AMBURG-AMER8GAM LIME.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Twin-Screw Express and Passenger Service
THE GREAT OCEAN FLYER.
S. S. DEUTSCH LAND.
Record Voyage. ) Days. Hrs. 20 Min
SAILS SEPT. 10, OCT 49, NOV. r.
a. Victoria. Aug 81 10 AN F. Bismarck Sept 10. 10 AM
patricia Aug ., IOeJ Pretoria. sept. IL. AN
Moltke Sept g. 10 AN Deutschland. Sept l5 II AN
Paata.. Sept. 3, PM Bluecher. Sept. Il, 10 AN
T To- MEDITERRANEAN
NEW-YoRK-NAPL Es-GENoA-
By superb Twin-ScreW Steamers,
Pr Oskar. 8. 10 AM Oskar. s. 10
"a Victoria Nov 10 10 AN p Adabert Jan. 80, 10 AM
2. Adalbert. 10 AM "A. Feb. 2,
*Calls at Gibraltar and Agiers
Neutrality-suspicious. LINE.
of1ces S5 and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken- N J.
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Ocean Steamers.

OCEtbfB - LtIHLCTSs
MO@lTGI GERMAN G(LOYDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rt5--BEEMEN.
FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF Sd ST, HOBOKEN.
K. VIM. AM 20 10 AM
Kaiser. Sept /, 10 AM Kronprnz Oct. 6. PM
Kronprinz Sept $50 AM X VIM, IL. Oct. 70, 3 IN
K VIM. HSept. 20 ESQ AN Kaiser. Oct. 81. 10 AN
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS.
S. S. 90 KAISER WllgElM Co.,
7o7 FBET-1e.5O0 ToNs-O,G0O HORSE POWER
SAILS AUG %, SEPT. p. OCTOBER 20
TWIN-SLREW PASSENGER S>tN ICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RG--BREAiEN.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HoBOkEsN.
Luise Aug. p, Pm Albert SEPT e; noon
Friedrich. Sept 3, PM Bremen. Sept. 26 noon
Barbarossa. Sept 10. noon Friedrich. Oct g. II AN
Kurfuerst-. Il, PM Barbarossa Oct 10. noon
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1NOA,
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF BID ST. HOBOKEN.
Hob zolern Aug 20 i An ? Irene Oct = II Al Al
Lain. Sept. 26. II AN Hohenzoern- Nov a. II AN
ID henzollern Oct 10, II AMP. Irene Dec. L II AN
OELRlCHS & CO. No. 5 BROADWAY. \. Y.
Louis H. Meyer. As South Third St. Phiia
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washington. = c. 4
pcssls viii De receives az
Contender y. 1903. for 4
the District o. Columbia
o. opczaI and al necessary
A. this once. p. z T.
WEST. JOHN BTDDLE. G
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TROY GlME.
Steamer Saratoga city Of Troy iUta
Street pier daily p NJ. except Saturday.
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY.
Direct railroad connection at Troy for all
and East.
DINING-ROON ON MAIN DECK SEARCHLIGHT
DISPLAY. SEND FOR BOOKLET EXCURSION TOURS.
SHELTER ISLAND and SAG HARBOR Boats
leave Pier IS. Z r, y Y. Wall s.. days.
except Saturdays $50 p. N, Saturdays ! p. N. MON
DAYS. EXTRA TRIP A. NJ FOR GREENPORT AND
SAG HAFBOR- Excursion tickets. good only 10
same day-by boat. $500; by rail- $500.
On Aug. 90 q and %. the steamer viii leave New
York z. II.
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ST DzNIDrS HALL.-Thorough education. number Of
Rev ". l. EVANS. NJ a. scaTsdaIe. ". Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE

COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.
" Tbir,v-second Annual programmes
and taIl Information from THOS COOK & son. 28I Z
lIS5 3way y. Y.
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Help Wanted.

Dated August 10. 1903.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
WHITE LABOR SUCCESS

Capctown. Oct c20~-Mr. Cresswell,
manager u the village Main Reef gold
mine Johannesburg. recently engaged
: bite unskiled labor at lOs per day.
The experiment proved successful. Mr.
Cr,s.w'll Informed the Rand Labor
Commission that the chairman u his
London Board has privately written 10
him that Nlessrs. Wernher. Nit, and
Others had been consulted on the mat
ter but they feared that 10 engage
large number OF white labOrers on the
Rand would cause the same troubles
which prevailed In Australia and
would enable combination Of labor
C's 10 dictate wages, and also cause
trouble politically when responsible
government was granted. The state
ment created sensation Sir George
Farfar failed to make Mr.. Cresswell
admit that the letter was read for po-
l.iicdl purposes.
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sCSHIti-Erp.t massage treatment
for SICK people. 60 Kutui st.

Z. ls bath ~ ail thcir hopes. The -.
lOf 500 junior counsel looked ~ each
s,bsf Nv blank amazament
what the doyilaa" the junior began,
I.sa DO senior stopped him.
"YOH can't SEQ. " sald be-, what made
him change BIZ mind about our client
Nafbof can I, ana don't think be
hsE"
"NOr about me- whispered the
csBdi1lis Tor jury commissioner In his
car,
Hardy" said the senior counsel
The fad II, I expect be thinks that
tho men who have got the law always
on their side don't need the jurlos
tOO, ~. Louis Globe Democrat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
PatagOHian Giant
At Worlds Fair

Buonos Ayrns oct I7.-A project rO
Eei party Of PatagonIau Indians ~
sisii the Worlds Fair OF g. louis. no,
e. y A. ls exciting no small amount
1f Interest here, aH u Is hoped tbat
rhs effect Of their visit VIII bc No. make
rhs aboriginos more susceptible ~ The
tDnuoBccs Of civilization, sO thar the
supposedly great mineral resources ~
Patagonia may be- got A.
IN" Argentina Republic has uDmInol
jurisdiction over the TolurIrhaa. us
fh0 PalagOUun Indians are cnIIrd. but
as yet has not succeeded To- Inducing
1Lom ~ abandon their wild aud HDmad.
D. ways 10 any great oXtrHt II is 49,.
derst0od hero that o party ID rg br
sent from the United States under fhr
direction Of tbo uHrhrgpylUEcal depart
ment Of the WUrIds Fair, WIN ilr
object 0f inviting Chlal Mulaty, bio
FAMILY ana some NJ bis cDuBrIOre aBd
warriors 10 attend he great eNDgsi
non,
state officials soy bat oyrry Oh
Hil bo given he expedition. ludoel,
u b believed rbar tbe Government ID
already bringing what Influence II nos
10 bear upon NUDalg ~ grder ~ lUsVrr
bnt the AmoHraH invitation WI Hpr
De refused, NuIalU rs igrliBrd ~ bg
suspicious, cfpecIaIly as Pc ls Rerlpg
Oh, and remarks lbr dIHpyHlgD NJ
civilization ~ DDTgarH upon fUe w..
Guclches toUl0ry u ia fopr.d tbal bg
mHg regard tbn Americana lUYliailgU
as some s0n NJ o traV ln WDrD lbe M.
ierr ~ ~ tabe him, bIa IumlIy 9Ul
friends prHgurrH.
Assurance hive bnrU lnIWurdnd ~
hin, n is ua-0urd, lg lhu nUrI lUm
Ihr laws NJ bgapiraUty WIN Nn HuuIy
observed, and thuL ryrU HNlIr boz Do
passing fbr0uHb tblr rIrg uG alllmm
VIII be made ~ mglrst ~ bTqW bGat
him, W lho rirrlWHapcoH % b. na.
prctod lbll rhG rblrf VII UrrnW lNn
forthcoming iHyIlgUVU lTOW lNa iu1l
Republic NJ lhe Hprth.
The TohueIrhns will rcrlaIUIy prgr
an Interesting additlgU ~ no aUtbrpV.
ol0Ecll department NJ tbe WQrldf
Fair Thry WgbpbIy rVHIliWe NE
race NJ llrgoHt human brlpRH lp lbf
world, u h eytrnmnly rare mr. pHe
oGmos mon o TehUnIrbg lrHs lDaN
six feet IN hnighl VINE many N tNg
men are SIX feet rQUr ipcbos pHd HS
feet slX inches raIl
Tboy I'VE mainly by hVwpR aUd
shGw peculiar sayaEe cunning M
ratrhlng game Pow H0rs ar. 9wUrl
among them, Udnad ne slutrr d0of
an hat rs U05sibIe ~ WeYcnr NuarWH
falling INTO rhrIr hand8 1Nny haEe
shown thnmHoIyns ~ NO. haWy #arumH
aa u Is. No ans caU my hn" mU0N
trouble lhny would Rive ah0UId INn.
be- armed WIN modern GuWW#