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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-11
KING MENELlK's FINANc1EaING.

The Emperor EMenelik, having i'm
bibed the manners and spirit of the
west. has resolved to make money. y
mint is to be established by his orders
at Adds Abeba. y very complete in
Gtullation has been sent out to Ethiopia.
comprising the most up to date ma
chimes, which will enable the mint to
strike three different gold coins of
10 and 20 francs. respectively, and five
silver pieces. these being a thaler and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-11

four fractions of a thaler. The Abys-
sinian monarch will be able to produce
from his mint pieces quite equal in
Workmanship to anything of the kind
coming from European sources. And
they will be real gold too; not, oddly
enough, of the Abyssini2n variety
London Leader.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-11
PSALM OF THE POSTAL CRATER.

Let us, then, be, up and doing;
Let us work the graft. the deal;
There are logs we may be hewing.
There are postage stamps to steal.
Be not like those dried up, funny
Dolts who babble of their trust"
blinking 1t the blinking money.
Sadly b. ushing back the dust.
Let the fools go on who steer for
S.eepy little ports IN which
II dry up-what are VIC here for
If ii isn't to get rich?
-ChiclSo Record Herald.
THE PEODIGAL'S PARENT.
Sunday School Teacher-Can you tell
me the story of the Prodigal Son?
Tommy-Onct there wuz Il rich
butcher. AM
Sunday School Teacher-What's that
What has a butcher to do with the
storye
TCmmy-Dat wuZ de guys father. He
killed de calf.-Philadelphia Press.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

Fremme og rebelige oOer for beres
Runoer, 9pnberne.
Som bet bill fremgaa beraf, Tut
Ter Dor Mebbeler: Zen @ulogrubs,
bet en- fort 5ib bar baret, bliber Siz
5irien nappe mere; men bet oil euOnu
lange bore ct Steb, bpor en- ener9iit,
reoelig og opDattDanit bil tunne tjene
1T rigslige lbtomme. naar ban bar
oberitoaet De forite Qar me0 0eres
mango 9anffelig6eber, 6lanbt 6Dilte
man 6eQer life maa 9lemme Dem,
Sproget bill boloe.
0rioerter og 9eoeman0 bprer berz
imoo a6folut life 6iemme 6eroOre.
sic i oDgbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

p@noeli9 bar De ar9fter. i'm ban bn
neoe 9ejen for. % JON fnn Tumble olno'
5rem9on9 / Strait al bans autor'f +
paa mango Wiaaoer uirfet f~eootogeuOI
paa oort offentlige 2io oeo b%enipnelDi
BartinnnDnrer, ueo Ell Oia 81 pat
5anbbeo % 9Grligbeo. Der bar fompro
mitteret 5rlbeoen % nebbruoi QatelleI
for ben 8etfproi9beo. Ger Ill ale 5lo
% nroer ole 5orbolo mao uere be
b9renoe @runola9 for ct aOlt5 ZEN.
bor8er i9e 9iluarelie'.
Otter laaleoes at bare n%filuitet 6e9n.
ifabei, tonitoterer 5orfatieren bets enoe.
li8e Deficit. .iaa oiit JON be moralitt
gRroier ida bel i ct 5olts 9iu JON Den
e~nteltee oejer mere iii END be Blot Rfte.
title, Der Ill iDoenbe o9 libt bunoer be
anore1.
809en omfatter fsl9enoe aapiiler:
5tllen - Manben - Wietooen, ben
Iitterare aritif = 5or9olb iii ailoer
= @tllt Sitting - 5orbolo til Sri.
ltenbom - uolanbet5 Dom - Slut.
ming. 8esroen ct 0aonere9ilter o9 en-
aitterntnrforte9nelie.
Oct er ct fort Qr6eioe, iom ber er
%Ilnttet, % bOorai Der ienere ital fomme
en- n%ofsrli9 Qnmeloelie / 8Iaoet. 09
mango oil oioe 5ori. Taf for Den 5lio
o9 Ombu, boormeo ban bar Iert 8Rrfet
I'll gnbe.
8i for bort 8eofommenbe Tan life fro
anoet, enb at Glfr. Splen8 go9 / uioe
arebie Oil foa en- life rin9e 8etponina
ior ben rette 8uroerin9 ai 8eor9 Bran.
oes.
Samiibi9 Ell Der 9e9n til, at Der BIZ
en- ualoi9 Stamp mo ben Retnin9
5prer 8r. Brauoes bar uGret.
BEL er Der Stilbeo / gjeb iffet. men
bet er uiilnof fun ben Stilbeo. Ger pleDer
inofinoe Jig iDr 5tormen.
On AIir. Spiens 8o9 bliu I Snoltos
iii aampeu, Ell life 9oot at Iige.
Men bono Der eno ltal oare aamps
Signal, iaa er BET beblt / 5ioe at be.
teoe fig til 5trib, buis Maul ber oRre
iafet minbre enb. Deo o9 llnoerDan9
ouer ON beaenle. betabents qitleraiu'.
Str. Dbl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11
9anifc sibiriell.
6n Strife?

Ia 8eretningerne fra 0orodmeris
tas forenebe Stater mere % mere
9ioroe BET Hart, at Den itore, trans
atlantiIfe 3epu6lif life langere 6g6
6remmebe rimelige 6bancer for Der
at tunne reusiere, %6egpnote man Der
I 2anoet iom dnoet Steos at Re ia
ON efter npe llobeje; og iinge DANTE
meo Gnergi % Chit til at prgDe en-
aamp for Qptten meo BET tore utenos
te fan0t iad 81. 4. Del til Sibiriea.
6pis iomfruelige Soro ganlfe naturs
fgt madtte ipnes oanlfe 9anom9no
egnet til paa ben at itabe fig en- til.
frebsitiaenoe GtiItens.
Gntelte 9obe6alle Orog berober.
Og 5oris9et lptteoes = andre fulgte
efter. Bore tore Smgrirmaer, Der
meo b~ibtifuenbe 9lit alt lenge 6oboe
oprtet bet finife og r~usiifte Mdrfe5,
fable pad Sibiriens enorme S(etter
BET enc banIfe Meiericentrum eTter
bet anbet. Hu er Der berobre fnari
life en- eneIle g0 al blot noqen getbo=
ming = / ale 5ilfaIoe / 9eff6irien
= 6por man life traFer Dante. 8sr
8dmle 8ilofdrelie ON Sibirien ion
* poe, ugpftmilo Ssgrfen elf uo q.
8urs, % Strpmmen al be, Der 0rof
o%erooerno, iteg itabig.
Gn 9iO lang 4erte man i'm, at be
git frenao % altio fremao. Men
BEN fioite sio fpnes bet at fremgat
at 9rebe oerobre fra, at ben oanIl
9irfionl9ep / Sibirien t aft Sab
0isIe Ggne fiber unber 8enomener
Der frem6poer beientetige Gbmptp.
mer paa en- fOreitddsnOe Strife.
vi ifat Oa paa @runolaa at Iaa
6anne 9reOe fra en- nobngipen II
atDiodomt paalioelig Mdno forisq
at gre t~orteli9 3eOe for 5or6olben
oeroore, | oct Ri iamtibig meotage
! enfelte fddbdnne 9rat, iom fbnes 0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

iom bar bet aamper, Der bopbe toftet
Riippebloffe 9ennem oeh. Gift, Der
funoe 6rGnbe oor brnnot. oa 3r9 rne
bio Smfrebs iorfulIeoe o9 nfioebne.
@enbnrmen iufote os / 6alene, BON
baobe 0rhre til nt iege of btnbre os /
at tale tit Snobb99erne, o9 oa hi for
be fgl9enbe Cages fpto BELT oiloe
boloe noqenfnnbe 5reo meo Sficeren.
Der lfuloe fgl9e os paa bele 3nren. blep
ri eni9e ON al bele os. Seq to9 9ra
gontanen, o. Oct oiiie fig, at @enbnr.
men fnlgte | 9alene pna @nglnnoeren.
0enne bnnorebe ian meb 8enoormen |
6Plene erfeslgit ON / en- 8~nsenoe, me-
oen8 jeg oeo 9olfens 6iplp tnlte meb
8efolfningen. Wien oqion ber matte
Der fgrlt ouerOinoes N Mootanb. 8ra=
%9onlnnen, Der bar babel | Soeo al bore
bnIti9e 8onoiin9er, tnurreoe % Dtrebe,
on je9 bleb alene meo BAN, at 6nube
ban bibit, at ban Ianhan Ifufoe renoe
rnnot meo os, lao 6apoe ban oforio tas
get meo pdd ben 9ur. llnoer 3notrpts
fet al al ben g~ople99elie, leg Ioa om=
firing mig, boilfen iea mente oaiao
madtte ligge BAN iom Mofeboner, oe
Ell til mig I9rli9 oarmt anbefnlet, bans
net Wanb paa 6jerte. fteg Breoen OPP /
mig. je9 9reb BAN / 8rpitet og lagbe:
oW9rf Dem. min 6erre, at De tager
fulbffanoi9 iejf. noor BE tror, at De
agr en- 5orngjeliesreiie for 8eres egen
Sfpio. De ct Der for Dor Sfpfo atere.
Men De fan piebliffeligt penbe tilbage
til Wonaitir, O9 je9 ital betole 9eres
6jemrejie itrat8l" Get bjatp, ban bleu
en- belt anoeu o9 bor liben life fubet ct
9jeblif.
Meoens @n9fenoeren ilentreoe ON /
ben mooiatte gpenoe, gap ljes mig ba
til Of tale meo 5olfene. 8nen 6aooe ops
ret Sfu plooien for en- Stamp me0em
5riltarerne % 3prferne. nisis iioIte
bauoe meo auuoner bombaroer / ben
ira 6glo'rre = eerai De tpmpempsIioe
Suffer / 8oulene = oeb 0uieneS Snms
menltDrtuing par Der inoebrpnbt so,
9nmle MRno % 9uinoerne; Erop.
oerne bar o'ruet trpngt ino, % 7riz
l~farerle baooe / Ramp'n miitet flere
6nnorpoe Wano. mn op9au miq ior.
ira 10000. 6ooe Der If
oar brGnot / 5oruej n, nnipnotes M,
meo. at en- ~afminoelio Blum
bring ianot sleo Zig iom enfelte Eli.
al 9 lotpi Il % 9toiloQtnina
a n9taei9ie. Deite a 8Qens 0litorie
fra Somnerrn / Mar. % 3uolroftene
rnabi ON iQuitrereoe 0roeue meo 8tffes
l6soens itatfe Strait. 8Drt or no0le
Gage iio.n 6apSe 5oifrne iuroet uenoe
II 9ggn. D. par nbiofuf BIO
De Tor of, m6laaeu bpab De off %
TOD /. men bar ofres Stqbus meo BEN
)ore, nOget ilepe DO. Der offsoes nf
i aarbunors b9amnelt 1raaeaog % ef
eio / mate1ie(t Glib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11
ST frp9tciigi ( fue.

bbANAi3s
8i forte pibere, mebens Bel Il iiea
op orer 5ietoene. 8a iaar ieg II be /
gnlen iii bejre. en- 5ieroinsoej borie,
Ole pa en- 9nnosbp, iom je9 tpoeli9
Ter li19fr belt / &uiner. o. 8oonen
ia r after 8efaling I'll at itonole. 8enne
@ang iulote Sfiiceren life meo, ri baOoe
nplig gnoet bam baluirat. og oesnoen
uiolte ban. al mn brRnote 9ampen, ban
lenote Dberligere fun cen @enoarm meo
% FOB ben nnoen bliue oeo Jig og y g.
men, pjenipnlig beiit mi8forngjet og loo
os fun qua unoer Broteiter.
3 ippnbi 5Orueutnln9 lleoe pi fro
gejen neo ooer 96ioern', % ben rob
Ielsinloe 0irfeli9beo nnbenbareoe lg
bsr for ierite Sang lor os belle i'm
ubnrGfning. 8psn 9iaunt. Ell a.
be iterIte aanb5bner | bele Mafeoonien,
beltdoeroe az D 1orl tell9e 0eie, Der lad
ipreot | 8albuaerne, bar jeunet meo
Sorben, aennembaraet os belt aibr9not,
ilaleoes at intet bar uno9aaet 9oelRgs
eelien. De al SnObpsserue, iom life
bar br9bte, bar uenot iilbnse fra 6jel.
bene os fob M iprebie meaem 6uinerne.
% b~eirngtebe os paa 5ralinno meb en-
8ldnbins al Staloen, SpGnoins %
Saob. Otter enbnu iaa gjeblif'e
uonorebe pi ON meaem De rsgioarleoe
Weurbrotfer. 09iten oae @aole bar
ualteoe, % Wnrlteuene rnsleoe ueo
iorpirrebe 8pnger, og .buor Der biit %
Der fob en- @aul, bar Der mR9tiqe,
enonn for os uforfl arli9e Suaer ben,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11
~TiIbagegiver Synet.
BrilIcr ct tilbageIagt Standpunkt.
"Actina,'' IN storartet OpfindeIse, der
heIbreder ale Ole og 0rensygdom-
me uden Operation eIler Mediciner.

En- vidunder1ig Opdagelse er gjort af WIDEN
s~kabsmanden og Opfinder Geniet Prof. W. c,
Wilson. Han har fundet ct Middel bebiendt
som "Actina", der helbreder allie S~ygdomne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11
Noostultauoen
Mafe0Oliell. .

som 9iaas If, bpao ri iioit' 6rc.
bag meotelfe berom - snouu igl9fnor
uborng Der. o9iaa al .ar. 3bl.'s
Il orreiponosnf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

terne helDrede sig sely deres egne Hem. Den
like alene overl6dig or de Slagterier og
pinlige Methoder, der raktiseres af Dien- og
Orenl1ger, men afstedkomme samtidig en-
fuldst9ndig og varig Kur.
Rev. W c. Goodwin. Moline, Kansas, skriyeri "Det
er min oprigtige Mening, at sActina' or en- af vor
Tidsalders m@ikeligste. Ophndelser. Den friede mine
Ojne fra en- Operations
Mr.. +. W HARDWOOD, Springfield. Mass, siger, at aAe-
tina helbredede ham for Devhed, han havde lidt af j
nj Aar.
Nh. A. L. Howe, Tulley, N. Y, skriver, "Actina'' her
fjernet st@r fra begge mine ONE. Jeg kan let lese
uden Brillsri er 65 Aar gammel."
Robert Baker, Ocean PARK, Calf, skriver; "Jeg vide
varet blind, haYde 5eg like brugt ssActina.'
En- del fremragende Borgere har organise
ret ct Kompagni, THE New York & London
Electric Association" og de har givet denne
Methode en- saa grundig Prove paa hundrede
af Tilfelde, der erklaredes for uhelbredelige
og haabl@se at de nukan forsikre ON Helbre-
delse. "Actina" sendes portofrit paa Prove.
Hvis De vii komme eller sende Deres Navn ell
Ter Addresse til the New York & London
Electric Association, Dept 25S r, 929 Wal
nut ST., Kansas City, Mo, vii De faa ganske
fritz Zen vardifuld Bog-Prof Wilson's Urea
ties on the Eye and on Diseases in General, >"
og De kan vare Wis paa, at Deres Syn og
Hpre1se vii tilbagegives Dem, selv ON noksaa
mang Lager har tejlet deri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

/ Oinene og Orene, saa-
Blindhed ,"Granula-
ted lids" Staer, bet9nd-
tie Oine,. D0vhed, o. s. v,
uden Operation eller Me
diciner,Z bet er ct sim
pelt Apparat, ka1det the
AETNA Pocket Battery,
O. we'd den kan atien-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

9ette er 9reftitaoen 6erobre. 3bi
qanite pitt er aonjuntturen gadeoe
betDoelig neoab. iiOen jeg tom beroocy
men aQigeoel er Der ingen 5bibl ON,
at 0onite og oanit Boretageliesaano
enbnu nil funne bare Ell Imut 5sremz
tiO for fig / Sibirien. Dan fan life
regne Situatioyen lige / gie6littet
6bor aft er uro paa @runb at 8ri9ss
frpgten, Der Der tages meget al0ors
(iat. N}en ben tloge rilsiiife 8e9e
ring meb Soft iom @itte 9pios
len Ter goot. at De Ob 9ti9e 8auite
er uOmartebe Op0ro9ere for be iibi=
rite 8gnoer, Der er rene Born
1anfefet % 8ultur.
0g for bisie CT Den rnsfife 9e9e
ring fom en- 5ober; BEN 6ialper %
tighter Dem poa en9per MauDe. Der
tnoo bar .gonOsfonben i be tatrlgc
SOBER en- fem 5ienoe, fOm uOIuger
oen paa en6oer Maaoe, nabnIig eftel
II 8ranoepinsmonopolet bleo ino.
iprt. SBberne bdpoe nemliq eiet oe
orebet dlfe be talrige 9~ronbepinss
6ranberier, men blep MI leOet til c.
sdHe ffg ober apbmanoftab og 9(d.
'er. otter bette aiber be DANTE er
! gbance, Blot be bill bore bpflige, liee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28
OAHU SUGAR COMPANY

THE annual meeting of the Oahu Sugar Company was held
yesterday afternoon the office of the agents H. Hacked
Company The reports all very favorable Officers the
elected The following of the principal feat
of Manager Ahren's report
Our last crop amounting 26724 of sugar fell short
couple of hundred tons OF the estimate made in November
1901 which 27OOO and can explain this by the difficulty in
estimating crop grown virgin soil, estimate coming
crop, which is being taken off, $4,000 While this is
expansion and will be harvested from about 5000 Sew
era years ago confidently anticipated that this crop would be
prize winner fully expecting the close of 1903 campaign
show total of $4,000 of sugar fully believe that
this would have been accomplished had it been for the diff
Cue attendant upon changing and disCardng the high hit
pumps, particularly mentioned in my last report
Pump expenditures, which have been the
chief item of permanent improvements safely be said
have about reached their limit During last October the 3OO-t
shaft Honolulu completed and successfully placed in
mission this has been enormously expensive undertaking, but
the results will justify the amounts expended The
location could possibly have been better the dev
cred just where does good and the supply abundant
Despite the opposition of critics unfamiliar with the
locality conditions and requirements of this place. believe that
well congratulate ourselves today for
i'll making the shaft and careful study will show that
its after ALL when considers that pipe
line from the Wapahu Guch alone would have about
225OooOO with the prospect Of renewal every eight
years barring the very vital fact that Wapahu Guch sup
plying all the water reasonably be expected to.
1t will be remembered that original intention to place
million gallon Rieder Pumps the bottom OF the shaft
however when discarded the Wohngton Pumps it
decided to substitute with OF the Reders and this has
been done very pleased that Mr. LOrenz Consult
ing Engineer OF Messrs H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd has been
rial in making very valuable Improvements plana
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28

Continued on page seven.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28
Down

When your vitality is low, you are
are weak and your appetite is poor.
You have no ambition, and you are
languid and depressed all the time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS OF THE
CGeanic Steamship Company of San
san Francisco, Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE.

AGENTS FOR THE.
Scottish Union National Insuran,
Company Of Edinburgh.
VTylnelma of Magdeburg General In
suranCe Company.
slsG0-iated Assurance Co., Ltd, Of
Munich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General Assur-
ance Co., Ltd, Of London
EuysE insurance Company OF Liver
pool.
don.
Rochester German Insurance Company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28
v &. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.

WIN. G. Irwin President and Manager
Claus Spreckels.,.Fi First Vice-President
W ~. Giffard Second President
Il n Whitney, JrSec'y and Treasurer
Geo. J. Ross ..................A Auditor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-28

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-29
WHY RUSSIA WILL NOT
GET OUT OF MANCHURIA.

Pekin, Dec. 2S.-Lien Fang, first Sec
rotary of the board OF foreign affairs.
visited Russian Minister Lessar to-
day and requested information con-
corning the intentions of the Russian
government regarding the evacuation
of Manehuria.
Minister Lessar, in reply, said that
nothing could be done at present with
a view to evacuating, for two reasons.
In the first place, the minister pointed
out, the cold weather made II i'm
possible to remove rne troops from
their present positions, besides which
there were no barrack accommodations
TO be had elsewhere. and In the sec
ond place. he said it would endanger
Russian interests to undertake evacu-
alton during the progress Of the ne
gotiations between Russia and Japan,
for the reason that Japan might seize
the opportunity to invade Manchuria.
The Chinese government Is so alarm
ed at the prospect of becoming in
volved in the seemingly prospective
war that II would prefer that Russia
should remain In control OF Manchuria.
As. an alternative. the Foreign Office
has indicated to the ministers that a
settlement Satisfactory to China would
be that Russia or Japan should re-
tain their respective treaty rights in
Korea and Manchuria II they agree
not to attempt TO obtain further adj
vantages in either country.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-29

Macon. Ca, Dec. S.-Representative
Mulher1n, of Richmond county, and a
prominent and successful citizen Of
Augusta, a member of the Legislative
Investigating Committee, Joe Hill Hall,
chairman, was stricken with paralysis
in the reception room at the Academy
for the Blind here this afternoon while
frat committee was at work. Mr..
Mulherin's condition at midnight is
extremely precarious, and in the opln-
ION of DR.. Elder, the chances for his
recovery are not promising.
The committee. Mr.. Hall, of Bib;
Mr. Mulherin, of Richmond, and Mr..
HAYES. of Macon county. all represen-
tatives with Senators Christie, Dun
can and Comas. visited the academy
building this afternoon to go over
buildings, grounds. books and accounts.
supt. Connor had been examined and
other officials and employees about the
academy had responded to questions
propounded by the various members Of
the committee.
Representative Mulherin reviewed a
batch OF papers, and as he resumed
his chair. his left side apparently sank
down, while his head dropped upon that
shoulder as though he had suddenly
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-29
STRICKEN
WHILE AT STATES WORK
Representative from Richmond County Was
Paralyzed at Macon.

fallen asleep. The muscular change
was observed by the members of the
committee, and instantly every mem
Der appeared to realize that some
thing had happened to the repressn-
tative from Richmond.
Senator Comas, who is a practicing
physician, informed his associates
that MIR. Mulherin had been stricken
with paralysis. Quickly the gentle
man was removed to the City Hospital,
where DR.. Elder and his assistants
confirmed Senator Comas' statement.
A careful examination revealed the
fact that Mr.. Mulherin's entire left
side had ben wholly paralyzed. The
lid Of the left eye dropped, and over 1t
the sufferer had lost all control, while
from his right eye there came that va
cant stare consequent upon a para
lyzed brain.
Mr.. Mulherin was unconscious from
the moment he was stricken through
out the night, except for a short period
of a minute during which he called
for Father"
The attending physicians declare
Mr.. Mulherin's condition extremely
critical, but not wholly hopeless. Com
munication was quickly opened with
relatives and friends I'm Augusta, and
members OF his Immediate family will
reach the city tomorrow morning.
Mr. Mulherin is receiving every care
and attention that can be given by his
fellow committeeman as well as BY the
medical stan Of the City Hospital
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-29
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Kettle NJ. Mills.

Mrs Hettie M. Mills died at 10 o'clock
last night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Malcolm MacIean, No. T22 Drayton
street. She was 81 years of age and a
native of Savannah.
Mrs. Mills had been in feeble health
for months, but was not confined to her
bed until Christmas. Her death, which
was not unexpected, came peacefully.
Mrs. Mills began to sink slowly during
the afternoon and when the end came
her family was at her bedside.
Mrs. Mills was the widow of the late
James G. Mills, who died in 1880. She
leaves five daughters, Mrs. Thomas
Joynson of Birkenhead, England, Mrs.
malcolm Maclean, Mrs Habersham
Maclean, Mrs. P. NJ. Dougan and Mrs.
Z. Lue1en Jones, and one son, Mr.
George j. Mills. Mrs. Joynson was ca
pted the intelligence of her mothers
death.
NO arrangements have been made yet
Tor the funeral, but it will probably
take place some time Tomorrow Mrs
Mills was member of the Independent
presbyterian Church. and the funeral
services will be conducted by Rev.
James Y. Fair, the pastor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-29
COURT DENIED THEIR PLEA.
Herald Foreman and Assistant
Bound By Union Rules.


New York, Dec. 2S.-Justice Levin
tritt, in the Supreme Court to-day,
denied the application of Louis Guam
chi and Charles Bales, respectively,
foreman and assistant foreman of the
stereotyping department of the New
York Herald, for a permanent injunc-
ton restraining the New York Stereo-
typers Union No. l from interfering
in any way with their employment on
the Herald or from securing their dis
charge, or from preventing the men,
bers of the defendant organization
from working for the Herald.
The plaintiffs, who have been en-
ployes of the Herald for nearly thirty
years, also asked the court to issue
an order restoring them to member
ship in the defendant union, from
which they had been dismissed.
The stereotypers' organization noti-
fed the Herald, according to the plain
tiffs, that unless Quanchi and Bales
were discharged the union would with
draw it's men from the Herald.
The Herald refused to discharge
their foreman and his assistant, but
consented to suspend them under sal
airy until after the courts had passed
upon the merits of the case.
The court holds that the mems rela-
lions with the union make them amen
able to the rules of that organization
and that the court cannot interfere.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-29
FOR CATHOLIC MUSIC
The Pope Has Issued IA Note of His
own Accord.

The Pope Has Issued n Note of His
own Accord.
Rome, Dec. 2S.-After a long discus
sion with experts, principally with the
famous composer, the Able Perosi, di
rector of the Sistine choir, the Pope has
issued of his own accord a note on the
subject of sacred music in the churches.
In this note, which appears tonight in
the Osservatore Romano, his holiness
formulates rules for church music
which recall the churches to a strict
observance of the instructions issued by
former Pontiffs.
The Pope. who Is a keen student of
music, condemns the transformation of
liturgic music into compositions, for use
at concerts.
The Pontiff Is strongly informed of
the Gregorian chant and has ordered
the Able Perosi to compose a GFegorian
mass for the centenary of st. Gregory
the Great next Easter. This mass will
be conducted by the able in the chapel
of St.. Gregory and will be participated
in by 500 singers.