davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

n . pretty Eaunr woman snAkse
kua-sue sFea 81 FatF hHstsHa and
eHessz him into taxing her b. tsss ear.
nEYaL pea arr set Justified ln psliinG
tha cor fuaiaens hair. aaf IN destroy
las hsf pssrinz apparel Ssithsf sni
Tho iaa uuhuid Fau "a sallias her
uames that dnnt look eel in print
This waH ths FlEiiuE = Foiice xudas
gseTHs thls mesufnG in the ease = she
state against Mrs Nriae tinrae
charged with assault assa assault and
battery Hpan Miss Annie 0rrdirr Mrs
narku vas found euiitS and nned 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
ON MATTERS
OF FINANCE
President Holds . Long Conferences
Relative 10 Forthcoming Monetary
Measures

oYETEn Ray. Aus it-l'residrnl
H1oaeveit held conferences this morn
inE with Secretary Shaw and later
with Senators Carlisle and CuiloFn. and
Comptroller n the uCfrsncY Hidsiv.
5hs president invited Carlisle H. give
hia views on ths monetary problems
VuiifFuntfnE tine TrHHsrH Of fnrfhcufu-
ira measures because he wishes q
meet the views q both Democrats and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
EKJOIKED

Judge Morris thia sfteFnson granted
= tempoHaF, seatrAlniek order on The
psfitiau ~ Ai~t Merriman ANstnsl she
Master ffnrseshasfs Association 70
stfaiatus Il frem pFsesntins sappif
hoasss frpna REFUSING te FURNISH Ncr.
rEfnan ufth the necessary materials te
earrY uu his kasinsss
The case has been on heafins fur
several aaBa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

- 49, 49, -. ,At.-~>a- .--.'I' - ~
HfNFs = TON Cat. Aua Il All
stnc ttau h teikinx evss the IN fs,ie
Hhsndntsfsa attending sh~ death ~
Wzifsf ssaith so q alter kfniihs
. urafsimsnt aitExsn - tlsts eitF After
shs iaf had apparently died the hiAly
aas laid eut sad preparations tssuh
Tor The funsFai RsfdanlY the sup
posed dead ta3 apensa hia syes. h-Nan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
DEAD GAME To LIFE
REMARKABLE PHENOMENA ATTENDS the SUPPOSED oEArr
OF YOUTH AT srockTos GALA

1870 100 ...~-' 49,. A-s'--' ---.-> =
% talk aHd sAta hs had beer d ~
had been - hskNsn Hnt haa aafas
back when he heard his srisf. stric kst,
parents eaiiinH hirn BE lived three
hours It's sseafa Death paa mGfheus
any - thw aguhY which attended hts
hfst apparent passing q the beyond
uiiy daasn Nsti kneNn CiiisaHs sit
messed thia ronnarkaLis hapqsnfnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
rnFY wiLl nr MARRIep

Alexander fHrhnu4 the sheep
fanchaH. who II charged with bring
laE Blanche NainE Ia this country
fer Immoral purposes. has been al
vis~d hy bis attorney, ". r. Morris.
10 marry the EIfl at once. II che WI
consent.
rnchnu says IL has always been
he wi=h 10 do 80. and a. Miss Maiss
hns lnflnafea that sha viii think
about a. Arrangements win be made
for thH wedding
I'hs Jury before which Fuchau Was
tried. disagreed yesterday. HHd was
Hikch aHEsa Hr L. afiil "A United
states prisoner although eut on
bnuas A breach 81 promise ruit.
Instituted against FHrhon. f. atlli
s-.s..s>.s $500 49, a. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

HspuhslesnH
This afternoon Secretary Hitchcock
ana ATTORNEY fsnHferhaeh ~ NeN York
held a Ions disauasioul hellsNed 90 ts
relative e. the glove contracts IA
wnich Congressman IAiiauef IL In
Vs.lxsd isaaisfhaeh II ene Il Ia.
faurfH attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
B0ODLERS
Reigned Supreme in P0rfiand---
A Big Sensation in Official
Circles

mul,ted cut of thousands o. dallara
Iu every department. iraaaggre
ttfa were in the county elcrk'u ufTCo.
fsxrcrt ulacka report il cut show
fnr MuiinomAh county WuH for Yeafu
In The hlmdn nf lhlnNea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

u. y. Ehsarer. treasurer. Charles
Wfsy. manager. ~ n Coleman. ~
e. Newman and ~ l. Melton. The
exposition will begin on August 20.
and continue until September g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Fur stao ~ buying a Gordon Hat.
rs "a ku-td r,aiey. Can D. renewed
ageFv year Ht alfls tate. fah. block
On sale. King Bros. sit FIRST ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Asa Hspier ~ Columbia. whoes
Nffu yesterday brought suit against
Him for divorce was ordered b. Su-
psriaf Judge Morris this morning
10 Pay bis wife $50 alimouy. pend
lnE the hearing ~ the divorce case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

PORTLAND. or. Aus, IA bis
scandal has been fauuaed here ladRAs
oeeaslene8 hY absolute proof that -
erganiHed gana 81 boodlurs infested
all the county officvs under the last
administration. Taxpayers were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

nAnsirr glasses Mon. Fri eve. Prof
Wilson. nanAs hail private iosnuus 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

eifie. As very law rates Tickets 90
safe August 18th. 18th. 3tth and
seth 1 A. Naaeau. general agent
Seattle. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

fadirs admitted trrr AZ The Meadows
every das this wsss "a SATURDAY. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
80 IS Per Cent
Discount

ON our entire tive Of blue and
white Enamsled Ware.
ia quart Tea or Coffee Pots
worth kse each ....ssss... 3os
1is-qunft Covered Preserving
Kettles. worth sc, each bhe
"a quart Covered Fauee Pans.
worth Go, each ss.t.s.s... f4e
81 inch oval Pudding Dish.
worth zze. saeh ..,.ssss... 2ae
tsguart Tea Kettle. worth u -
HHNh ssssf s.+.sttttssttss. ooe
~ quart Pitchers. worth see
each assam rtsssssts ..tsss.+. ole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
Free Concert Saturday Evenne---See Program Below
Everyday Necessities

E-lnch Tin ne Plates each de
Hound heailoped Cake Pans.
Fnfh fsstF srfaafttt $500 tH ~
IL quart Preserving Kettle.
each .......s..... ........ Toe
"a quart Preserving Kettle.
eaeh .#...... .=......4.z....i. lie
taauart Preserving Kettle.
each 1sa
Hsaunft Preserving Kettle.
sarh sHHsstHe sH=srHt IHFHssH As&
Esaunri Heavy HetiuHed hlah
Pans, each tftsFf.tfs 5000. zfe
On lha p ~ 1. y Z. nnh m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

On the r. ac. g. o., g. and up
60 100 tables you'll find n large
variety - useful kitchen needs
that YOU would not expect 70
find at these extraordinary low
Hflrgr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-04
SAN JUAN
MorAs PoR coRREo
AIayo3.

Ell capitan Cabrera Sc ha cncar-
pado de Ia fuerZa nestlnada en Maya
guez ell Distrito.
80 loo of;ciaIes capitanes dp Ia folicia.
-Es esperado el jefe Haml!! para
resolver varios importantes asuntos.
ST nuestros legsladores aoandona-
ran IN POGO la polftica y pensaran aiGo
mas en- ell bien del pueblo, estaoiecerlan
una prima para la imPortacIon dc Ia
cerveza <Pabst> de Milwaukee que eS 81
gran t6nico v reconstituyente. con UNI
cos importadores en- San Juan, H.
M. r. Calder6n y Comp, 1etuan II.
Ell capitdn Salgado puede que
sea llamado a San Juan, pues tiene Or
danes de no tomar possession de su nueVo
cargo. ,loo.rs
el Coronel Hamill.
RECOMEND MOS todns nuPstIHs
amigos ell hotel THE MARINA. San .ose
ndmero /, Capital. uh ola no loS
pedaje. un dollar
-Sabemos que don Cello Rossy re-,
tir6 su demanda contra ell Director oel
eNews,. en- la Corte de CIrcuiGo', tan
nronto como vic ell resultado de 10 de
Barbosa.
tase mas ese asunto en- ell peri6dico 10
que Bird accedi6.
I'll asunto de la demanda de Rosy
era Dor iniurias que aseguraba Sc le ha-
bfan inferido siendo juez.
Tanto Rossy como Blrbosa tendran
que pagar al rededor de 500 cellars DE de
Ias costas en- estas causas. Por 10 que
ha de pagan Barbosa 80 ha iniclsdo una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-04
4lhIl(aR0s contra Tepubll(dnOS

ylrector de La CORRESPONDENCE
9San Juan.
.on esta fecha decimos al senor
aente del Comit6 republicano de
io que sigue
III. Presidente del Comit6 republi-
g Ponce.
agy aehor nuestro v correliglona-
Siendo completamente insufrlole
qexplicable la situaei6n de n1es-
'ado en- este poblado, con los des-
9s del connisionado don komnaldo
para sus correligionarios, hemos
70 no tomar parte activa en- Ia po-
aasta mejores tiempos.
mos de usted leales carrellglona-
b. g. M,
.tnesto Gelpf, Marcial Rodriguez,
So Piesantini, Francisco Aragones
Antonio Rodrfpuez, Pedro Lucca.
saayanilla, AbrI - dc 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-04
La REBAJA DEL TENIfNTE SOTO
TEORfA INCOMPRENsIBLE


iguale a un companero que pu bill
camente 81 tachldo por el G0b9r-
nador de indjgn0 y nal cGbdLLerO.
Ademas; La rebaja que Sc le
hace no corresponde a la falta CO.
metida. Un sargento ejerce man
do de Official en- los puestOs a que
no corresponds esta categorla.
Asf, pues, ell sargentO Soto puede
venir a Caguas Y ejercer en- una
ciudad como 6sta, mandO de jefe.
Y no sabemos que poblaci6n de Ia
isla veria con gusto ejercer man
do policiaco Ell ella, a un hombre
tachadO de immoral, 5laCttgI1O y POGO
1uadOn0r0s0. Mentira nos pdroce
que ell Gobernador no haya pensa-
do en- este un instante slqul6ra.
iEs esa La manera como SO ha de
select ionar Y moralizar ell cn6rpo
de la Policfa! ;No We el Gob7rna-
dor que su determination causa
una verdadera ofensa La clase Gle
sargentos2 ST Soto es indigno de
ser Official, es tambi6n indlgno Gle
pertenecer al cuerpo aunque sea
en- calidad de guardia.
Apoyase ell Gobernador, para
no destituirlo, en- Gsu excelente
hoja de servicio en- ell pasado2.
Ouisi6ramos conocer esa hOja de
servicios, pues para el publlco nan
pasado desapercibidos. Soto no
so ha distinguido en- la perSecu-
ci0n de bandoleros, III ell NADIA
que haya tenido resonancla tavo-
rable para 6l. Su asconso a te-
niente 10 debi6 a la inhuencia de
su cufado ell Consejero Jose Guz-
man Benftez. Ell 1nico hecho
notable de Soto, fu6 ell que reallzo
en- Caguas, cay6ndole a tlros, en
union del guardia InchauStl, a dos
borrachOs indefensOs, causandO Ia
muerte a uno de ellOs, Sandallo
Santiago, en- pleno d1a, d la vista
de este pueblo indignado por aquel
acto de vajismO. A causa de
auuel asesinato 50 le sigue un pro-
ceso al guardia Inchausti y al en-
tonces sargento Soto, que aun no
se ha visto en- juiciO oral, del
Que es muy probable salga conde-
nadO.
GSU0 S6EOkCGO y VA n
de realizar en- Fa ajardo, son los he"
chos mas culminantes del sargen-
to Soto. iDonde estan, pues' los
demas servicios que 10 hagan acree'
dor a esa consideration 1nJus-
tificada que con 81 50 tienes
Nosotros esperamos que el Go
bernador Hunt recapacltara I'm
momento sobre la determination
adoptada. Una de dos: o los califi-
cativos que ell Gobernador dirije
en- su communication son moreroci-
dos v EN- ese case Jose Soto no de-
be- Dermanecer mas en- el Cuerpo
de la policia Iii si4uiera en- calidad
de guardia; o I'll Gobernador ha
infamado gratuitamento d un OIL
cial de Id policia, Oh cuyo case de-
bs reponerle en su de5f1no.
Ell dilema es bien claro: to be
0r nan to be, como dijo Shakespeare.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-04

FL Qobernador, Ell Ia comuni-
..i5n Que dirije al jefe de Poll
h reba iando q sargento al to-
.1snte h jose Soto, Sc expresa asf:
sEl falIo del Tribunal Que alb
I,Ivi6 al Teniente Soto, ha limita-
4 nj Investigation d juzgar al Te-
Gspte Soto como Official y caballe-
xEsta satisfactoriamente de-
sostrado que ell Teniente Soto tu-
], reIaciones sexuales con cierta
ssorita dentro del cuartel de la
Gicia Insular de Fajardo. Ell
S.niente Soto era ell oIicial que
snia ell mando del puesto Y en-
&sa de su graduation y cargo,
n an deber ser correcto y pundo-
sfoso fbaio todos conceptos. Ell
hi de serlo; y 81 no fuera por la
S9sderaci0n de su excelente ho-
4 de servicio en- ell pasado, la des-
snci6n hubiera sido la pena i'm
le8ta.
Ningin Official del cuerpo pue-
esperar clemencia al probarse
dAfito de usar el cuartel de La
Gcia Insular para fines inmora-
violando asf las reglas mas CO.
nes de decencia y de una con-
cta digna.
ePero como ell Teniente Soto
snpre ha Observable tan buena
F1oucta en- ell pasado, la senten-
ca que sea exhonerado del gra-
de segundo teniente q sargen-
y que sea privado de todo ha-
N mayor que ell que corresponds
In sargento, a partir de la fecha
Ia orden de su suspension has
cnando Sc le repOne como sar-
ltO. Y que sea severamente re-
ndido por su conducta impro-
Dor la Reconsideration al
aor del cuerpo de la Policia In
ar, ell cual tenia el deber de
ener y proteger con su ejem-
Tenemos, pues, que segun la
sni6n del Gobernador-que en-
case marcha de acu6rdo con
DDini6n pdblica-el teniento So
10 ha sido c0rrect0 nj p,t11d0nO-
by ka UiOLad0 las reglGs mas CO.
aes de la deceaciG q de una con-
tc dt01ad.
Y dispone el Gobernador que
reprendido por la deSc0ns5der0-
b al honor del cuerp0 de la poh-
No nos explicamos como des-
de los calificativos que Sc le
en en- esa communication, pue-
Soto permanecer un dfa mas
b Cuerpo sin que este SO sien-
AShOnrado.
Es mas; ell Gobernador, sin
Rarlo, le infiere una ofensa a la
e de sargentos; pues 81 Soto no
ligno, nj pundonorOso, III ca
ZERO para llevar las insignias de
al sc6mo puede serlo para lie
Ia de sargento? No nos ex-
amos como d estas horas todos
argentos no han elevado una
fgica protesta de Que se les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-04
MEJORA

Suestro apreciabIe amigo el distin-
doctor don Pablo Font v Marteio
slmacso, mejora notablemente de la
Fnedad que sufrfa.
Aos alegramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-04
D aI8und 9raveddd

La seflora madre de nuestro estlma-
lnigo de Vieques don Jose Benltez,
De alguna gravedad.
SOsotros sentimos tai percance y
s'nos vivamente el pronto restable-
kento de dofla Teodosia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
BElVOY SHOW TONIGHT

The vaudeville show by the Belyoy
Company at the orpheum tonight pro.
misses TO be a great success. Those
who have seen the artists OF the com
pany at rehearsal during the past two
days can yOuch for their excellence.
First, there Is the Belyoy family,
who will appear In comedy sketches.
Then there Is Nat BelyOy in his drum
major act. swinging his stick IN all
manner vi circles and curves. Tom
BGlyoy Ia n descriptive ballad singer
who has voice that will certainly
please the public. Armstrong and Phil
lips will do comedy knock about In
PRODUCING catchy song and dance
stunts. Miss Priscilla Verne Is n fine
character vocalist and Miss Elsie DO
rccn Is a ParIsian soubrctto, who will
sing beautifully and dance with light
ness and grace.
The curtain rises Ut S o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
OFFICERS TO MEET.

A meeting Of the Board Of Officers Of
the National Guard OF Hawaii will be
held in headquarters on Monday even
ing next for the purpose OF hearing
the report OF Lieut.. Newton. Of Camp
Mckinley, on the recent inspection
Undoubtedly there will be some val
liable suggestions in this report which
II behooyes every officer to hear. Lieut..
Newton knows his work from A TO u
and has watched most carefully tho
work Of the National Guardsmen in
their Inspection.
\ meeting Of the Board of Oficers
was held early In the week but only
routine matters were discussed. The
meeting Of Monday night next will be
special,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
NEW APPOINTMENTS \
Of SCHOOL TEACHERS

A meeting OF the Board OF Education
was held this forenoon. There were
present the following: Professor Alex
ender. Mrs. W. W. Hall, Mrs. Jordan.
II. NJ. Won Holt and Superintendent
Atkinson.
The following appointments made by
the Superintendent were approved:
Mrs. A. J. Derby, new appointment
at Grammar school.
Miss Clara Cameron. new appointment
Commercial Department School.
Mrs. Frank Winter assistant Kalihi-
waeRa, vice Miss tombstone, trans
ierred to Kaiulani.
Il. w. Estcp, teacher Boys Industrial
School, Oahu, a new appointment
Chas Paaluhi teacher, Kahuku,
Oahu, vice Miss Il. Koclling.
Miss Louisa Melim, assistant Homo
uliuli, oahu, vice Miss Mary A. Park
or, resigned.
/ Abel, Cathcart, teacher, Makona,
Maui, vice Miss Lucy LAM, transferred
10 Walhee.
Miss Emma Puuhau, assistant, Wal
mea, Kauai, vice Miss Jane Harwood,
resigned.
Mrs. Bridgewater, assistant Poha,
kupuka, vice MEG. Deacon, resigned.
Miss Grace Gay, temporary appoint
ment at assistant, Kona- waena, vice
Mrs. IRA Storm, resigned.
Mrs. T.. Askew, assistant PaauilO
vice Miss Alice Blacow, resigned
w. w. GOodalc was appointed school
agent for the District OF WaiaIua, vice
Curtis Z. Iaukea, resigned.
Thp Superintendent reported on lace,
makng. The building for the carry
ing on Of this work had been secured
ana material purchased The arrfYa
OF Mrs, Cora Bronson as lace teacher
was reported. Glasses had been formed
pud the work WAS going on satislarlOr
iy.
The educational exhibit for the 81
Louis exposition Was Informally dis
cussed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
CARTWRIGHT, RIGHT GUARD.

IN Lcslie's Weekly Of OSO,or APP
pear a number Of pictures of Yale foot.
ball men and among these Is one Of
Bruce Cartwright Jr., son Of Bruce
Cartwright, insurance and real estate
nan Of this city. Beneath the cut IL
the following: Bruce Cartwright, q
22O.pOund Hawaiian and fayOritc can.
didate for right guard on the Yale
football team" The young man spent
his vacation here this summer aud told
bis friends At that time Of his intention
TO make a try for position on the
Yale team. Hawaiian lads at the
great colleges Of the mainland have
ever made excellent records In athlct
los aud young Cartwright will surely
hold W hiS end
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15

Dividends-Hawn. Ayr, per cent;
o. Il. Il l.. Co., IL per cent: Aahu
Sugar Co. 1.2 per cent; 'Hllo II. Co.
Sept 80, quarterly, per cent.
Latest sugar quotation, $3.50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
MURDERER IN KAUAI.

YanagI, the japanese who at Eva
some three or four months ago, muir
dored a Japanese woman and injured
q man oil his own nationality so badly
that he, too, died a short time after
wards, Ii supposed TO have escaped to
Kauai and the police there have been
notified to keep an eye out for him.
After committing the deed, the muir
dcrcr escaped by the help OF his
friends and Is supposed to have hidden
himself away in the canefelds about
Eva. Special officers were sent out
from Honolulu but, search as they
would. no clue could be discovered
When vigilance was relaxed a bit II Is
supposed Yanagl escaped to Kauai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
CH|Ll|NGWORTH DONE
CHINESE PLAYED NEAT
TRICK ON The DEPUTY
ONE MAN RE.ARREsTED TOLD
ALL HIS FRIENDS ABOUT IT
AND DouTHiTT DID
THE REST.

For ways that are dark and tricks
thta are vain" quoted Attorney Dou'
thitt this morning as Deputy Sheriff
Chillingworth with q smile aCknOwl-
edged that he had been done. The
matter in question arose out Of the
cases of twenty Chinese gamblers who
were arrested on June 25 By Deputy
Sheriff Chllngworth. They were
subsequently sentenced to three days
imprisonment each. The defendants
all appealed and took the matter up to
the Circuit Court, when they were re-
leased in accordance with the recent
decision OF Judge Gear since they
could not be tried for an infamous
crime. they not having been indicted
by the grand jury.
It was practically an impossibility
for the Deputy Sheriff and his oflicessi
to find and Identify the Chinese de-
PENDANTS. It was more than probable
that they modestly figured under nom
de plumes on the calendar and to To-
cate them would have been as hard as
finding the proverbial needle in hay
stack.
The police had In their possession
the sum of 800 for each of the twenty
defendants, deposited by them as bal
TO assure their appearance before tn,
Circuit Court. This gave the Denut!
sheriff what at first thought seemed
to be really great idea. II no ronlC
mot and ,ba Cinnamon ha would ma H.,
the Cinnamon find him. II was CertaiI
that now they had been released, thu
eX.defendants would come forth to col
lect their 500 per head which they hat
deposited as bail. The Deputy Sher
iffs scheme was to re.arrest the mel
when they made their appearance t
collect this money.
The scheme worked beautifully I,
begin with. One of the defendants
Loo Chock. came down to the polio
station to collect his 500 and wa
promptly re.arrested on a charge o
gambling. This was very good, bu
the police had reckoned withou
thought Of the willy Chinese thickness
Loo Chock promptly communicate
his sad experience to his friends, tn
other Chinese defendants, who, as
consequence, kept away from the pc
: leo station.
The trick now was for them to &c
hold Of their bail money without ge
ting "nabbed". This they accomplish
, ed in very neat manner. This morr
ing Attorney Douthtt appeared on tn
scene will all the bail receipts mad
E over in his name. This was perfect
regular and the police could do nothin
! but dig up the money.
4 And what about the case Of 10
: Chock?" asked Mr.. Douthltt in coul
/, this morning.
! "Oh, ri enter a nollo pros. In hi
. CaFp" answered the Dpnuty sheriff
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
What lriShmen Say
Of BalfOur'S Cabinet.

New York, Oct. S.--Irlsh Nationalist
opinion Of Premier Balfour's re coz
structed Cabinet. is voiced in a tele-
gram from John Redmond. the Irish
leader, to the Associated Press, as fol-
lows:
Dublin, Oct. S.-The reconstructed.
Cabinet is in its personnel incompar-
ably weaker than It was No new mar
of any mark has been added to it.
"Arnold-FOrster is careful and in
dustrious, but he Is most common
place official.
Alfred LyttletoH is entirely uG-
known outside Of the cricket field.
Austen Chamberlain promotion to
the ChanCellOrship would under other
circumstances be denounced as a job,
but 1t Is rightly regarded as an au-
daCiOus, characteristic mHneuver Of his
father to gain kudos from his resigna-
ton and ut the same time to keep his
grip on the Cabinet.
1T goes without saying that the Gov
eminent cannot last. The desertion OF
the Duke Of DeyOlshirc gave IL its
knockout blow. Whether II will meet
Parliament in January or not is very
doubtful But IL ii does believe it
will not last week unless the Irish
party comes to It's rescue We are not
oyermuch concerned in the merits OF
It's fiscal policy What We are con-
/ cerned about is reform Of the abuses In
| Ireland and the restoration OF our Ma
tional Government and we do not very
much care from which English party
We obtain our rights We stand 10 win.
however the situation develops. From
now onward, believe We shall hold
the balance Of power in the House OF
Commons.
| lSignedD JOHN REDMOND"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
SACHS FIRST REMNANT SALE.

For the first time since moving into
the new store. corner Fort and Bere-
tanIa strNets, the Sachs Dry Goods Co.
will hold a big remnant sale and It
promises to be the most interesting
bargain event ever held In Honolulu.
Room must be made for the immense
new stock. Mr.. Sachs has personally
purchased In New York and san Fran
cisco and which Is due TO arrive on
the next incoming steamer, All small
lengths and odds and ends will be
sold regardless OF their value, and a
close attention will prove Of profit 10
every lady in the city. Sale begins
Monday morning and oil continue for
few days.