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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18

The following are the main features
of the report:
This Grand Jury deemed it unneccs-
sary to enter into an Investigation of
the missing vouchers, owing to the fact
that the Federal Grand Jury of the
United States District Court Of this
District had already investigated the
matter and found indictments thereon
under the Federal Statutes.
Your Grand Jury is convinced that
certain members of the House of Rep
resentatives betrayed their trust to the
enrichment of personal friends. Espe-
c!ally is this manifest in the matter Of
type-wrting, wherein it appears that
Bills and Resolutions have been type
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
AQUARIUM OPENING.

The Honolulu Rapid Transit and
Land Company have issued invitations
for the opening of the Aquarium at
Kapiolani Park tomorrow afternoon.
Special cars will leave the Power House
at 2;3O o'clock in the afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
ADVERTISING HAWAII

General A. S. Hartwell received in
the Alameda mail some copies of a
neat little pamphlet which is being is
sued by the Raymond & Whitcomb
Company to advertise Hawaii as a
tourist resort. The booklet contains
some good descriptive matter and pic
lures with the itinerary of an excur-
sion trip here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
MARQUIS ITO
GOING To KOREA
Continued from PaE -

quis Ito will carry an autograph letter
from the Emperor to the Emperor of
Korea. He will depart on the 18th of
this month and will be absent about
three weeks. Count Tsuzuk, Secre-
tary of the Privy Council; Lieutenant
General Hasegawa, commanding the
Imperial Guards division; Admiral
Sakamote and Viscount Higashize will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
DEPARTING.

Friday, March is.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for La
haina, Maalaea, KOna and Kau ports,
at noon.
Schr. Kawailani Ulunahele, for Koo-
lau ports, may sail at p. m.
Saturday March 10.
Am. ship S. F. Chapman, Kendall, for
Delaware Breakwater, may sail in
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
PASSENGERS.
Departing.

Per stmr. Mauna. Loa, March IS, for
Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau
ports; ]. A. Cunningham, E. T. Par
sons, ]. Paakaula, ]. Coerper, e. Koju-
ma, F. E. Richardson and wife, w. H.
G. Amenrano, ]. F. Hackfeld, R. NJ.
Isenberg, E. K. Bull, S. NJ. Vanclain,
Jr., Lieut. ]. r. Slattery, Mr.. Wendell,
DR.. Morgan, Mr.. Bowditch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
IIILO.

Departing March 10, Am. ship Sus-
quehana, Bailey, for Delaware Break
water.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18

Is your house insured?
And your furniture?
Henry waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd,
Insurance Department,
viii be glad to write policies for you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18
HONOIPU.

Arriving March IS Am. schr. De-
fender 2S DAYS from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-18

CONTINUED on page si1)
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
RT- Till salu hos ALA apotekare, 76c.
Halls Family Pulls Aro do bSsta.

VId Sioux City Commercial
clubs senaste mote den IL dennes
valdes MI c. A. Knapp till klub-
bens president i stallet for L. l..
Kellogg, hvilken pa Diet bestam
daste undanbad sig atefval. Till
commissioner valdes J. H Osborne
Euligt den afgaende presidentens
arsrapport har Diet gangna aret
varit mindre gynnsamt for klub-
ben och stadens affarslit, an man
hoppades att Diet skulle blifva.
Branden al Armour Packing com
panys slagteri, den ovanligt kalla
och vata sommaren, den tidigt
intrafande frosten, som astadkom
atskillig skada pa den del al gro
dan. som 81 torst0rts af regnet,
observation-disclosures pa Wall
street New York och andra ON
standigheter hade utofvat Ell
ogynnsamt infytande pa affarslif'
Wit Klubben hade under aret
foretagit iva Ithykter, en- til
Deadwood, Lea, Belle Fourche,
HotI Springs och Rapid City
SAINT en- AMMAN till Mitchell corr
palace. Utgifterna under aret
hade uppgatt till $5,483,82 hvara
$3,535 utbetalats i loner.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

80 EH#.##s# g ~ y" E'htN.F, - .#a.a.'
Det tog marshal George Gain
fran Akron att uppdaga hvad po-
lisen hair pa lera manaders It'd 81
kunnat upptacka, nemligen EFT
spelhus ! full gang ofvanior Sioux
saloonen vid a och Jackson SITS.
Under EFT arende har hade Cain
infunnit sig pa spelhuset o. spelst
SAINT tappat och infann sig der
senare pa dagen i sallskap med
tire poliser hvilka blefvo ytterst
forvinade Oliver att fnna EFT spell
hus midi inne i tjocka stan. | ALA
ire rummen funnos spelattiraljer,
bland dem EFT roulettbord ,Fjorton
kunder antraffades der spelande
poker och roulett i slit anletes
svett. Dessa tillatos att draga Sina
farde, men spelhusvarden, George
Meyers arresterades, och hans
attiralj konf skerades cch forbes
till polisstationen, der de nu for
varas. Meyers losslapptes sedan
mot 200 dollars bergen. Litet hvar
har misstankt att spelhalor funnits
har, sedan def hetats att staden
varit fri fran dem, och polisen
borde derfor da och da vidtala
nagen framling att komma hit och
upptacka den., annars synes de 81
blifva upptackta alls
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spaldirg, 3 & Court.
Manga fna saker passande for
julklappar hos Samuelson & OIL
son, 1902 - d St.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Spalding brader S~palding.
C. C. Thelanders Comroun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
/ brostet
ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
elIer CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Sioux City.
Svenska Mosif0rsns kontor
hSlles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall. ....
MOkITORENs TELEFOKKUMMER 1898
Fdrsta Svenska baptistkyrken.


skan fran Kina, kommer till
Sioux City fredag eller lordag
denHa vecka for att hjelpa oss
med forlangda moten en- eller iva
veckCr. Hon har verkat i Kina
omkring 7 ar med stor framgSng.
DR. Frank Peter fran Mime polls
sager ON henne: Miss Engh ar en-
god talare och folket will gerna
lyssna till hennes enkla framstall
ming af evangelium.
Sondagen den II januari: Pre-
dikan at Miss Engh kL. 1880 f. m.
SAINT XII. 7. IS EN-.
Sondagsskola XII. IL.
Ulgd pms note XII. 5.
Evangeliska moten hvarje alton
nasta vecka.
Hvar och en-, som will och kan,
ar hiertligt valkommen till vara
m; ten C.. Almquist, Pas or.
ON Nj will kopa en- god kostym,
pcls, ofverrock eller hvad annat
Nj hrner en- vara i behof tor vim
tern, So kan Nj IA delta mycket
billigt fore inventeringen hos
Johnson & Aronson.
En- enarmad yngling vid MANN
Peter Peterson, kvilken just tierat
ut 80 dagar for inbrott i en- frakt.
vagn. arresterades ater i mandags
for hckstold fran en- berusad man
vid 4 & Pearl SITS, Ynglingen
synes hafva en- genomgaende
brottslig natur. Han har fera
ganger forut legat i delo med
rattvisan pa olika stallen South
Dakota och sandes slutligen till
reformskolan, der han fam Diet
vara trakigt, hvarfor han rymde
derifran en- vacker dag.
ON Nj har hosta, sa kop en-
faska af Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
En- IS ar gammal ficka vid
MANN Dullie Rever. hvilken en-
qvall for nagra veckor sedan i be-
rusadt tillstand och emedan hon
blifvit oense med sin alskare ,satte
ED pa sina klader i en- bordell,
der hon vistades, aaed i man
days a Samaritan hospitalet al
skadorna. Hon brande sig for
skrackligt Diver hela kIoppen.
Hennes hem var i Omaha, der
hennes moder ledde henne in pa
lastens vag redan imam hon var
IS ar gammal.
En- okand man aled i sondags a
Samaritan hospltalet, der han va
nit intagen under tire veckor for
ASTHMA. Den aflidne hade vistats
har endast en- kort It'd och saknade
b3de vanner och bekanta. Ell heller
vet nan hvar han hor hemma,
enar bland hans tillhor:gheter inga
paper fnnas. som gifva nagon
som helst upplysning derom.
Predikningar hallas under den
ma veckan hvarje qvall XII. 8 al
rev. K. A. Stromberg fran Essex,
Ia. i svenska metodistkyrkan.
Johnson & Aronson salja fore
inventeringen till mycket lSga
priser aterstoden al slit vinterlager
sasom sPelsar, O~fverrockar, Ko
Stymer. m. m.
Mr. Chas T. Claypoole. hvilken
forliden julafton foil at hasten och
skadade sig lila, har sedan dess
vistats pa Samaritan hospitalet i
sanslost tillstand tills Tor nsgra
dagar sedan, da en- forbattrine
Unstable sig och han borjade
kama igen sina bekanta.
En- man, hvilken uppgaf sig beta
Pete, Johnson. infann sig harom-
dagen hos p~antlsnaren Max Brod-
key, 7oS Fourth street. och bad
att ia Sc pa nagra Ut. Johnson
utvalde EFT dyrbart guldur och
begaf sig med detsamma mot
dorren. naturligtvis afsigt att
forsvinna. Men Brodkey grep
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
800 BFL6NrNG 800. "

Denna tidnings lAsare will vara glada ofver6tt
Grfara, att der eri detminsta en- fruktad sjukdom,
com yetenskapen arr stand till att kurera 1 ALA
dess stadier och Diet Or katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
Or Diet enda verkliga botemedel lAkarekonsten
kanner. DA katarr Or en- constitutional sjuk-
Hairs Catarrh Cure tages In, verkar direkt pa
blodet och slemhinnorna systemet, tillintetg0r
dervid sjukdomens orsak och giver patienten
styrka, vid att u~ppbygga konstitutionen och
ed mycken tilltro till desc vslgorande kraft, att
de erbjuda Hundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva.
rest denna medicin 81 verkar botande. Sand
efter lista at loford. Tillskrif.
T. J. CHENEY 6 co., Toledo, o.
icy TIL salu hos ALA apotekare, 76c.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
American, Dominion i
White Star Lines
apgare underhalla reguliera f6rbindelser
- mellan
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
PORTLAND, HALIFAX



QUEENSTOWN.
De fiesta af dem arc duhbelpropellradA Cch
TRE af dem AFRO de sT0RsTA angare ] Yerlden.
Der stora PoPULARITET. som ofv nnsmnda
LINER tnjuter bland den r sande allmanhe-
ten. ar en- saker bergen for att ALA passagera-
re erhalla vanligt bem0tande, god OmvSrdnad,
tillracklig och val lagad mat. sna b resa SAINT
lakarevard och medicin. mar "a erfordras.
Dess.tom finnRs z deSsa LINERS angare en-
mangd familjerum. innehallande 2-4-6 hytter
Ringa uppehall CORES / Englnn". ty passage
L rne som resa med AMERICAN, DOMINION
och WHITE STAR INES angare. AMANDA till
England / lamplig It'd for att fortsatta resan
med Nordsj6anngarne till dc Skandinaviska
hamnarne.
h6fva q heller vanta langei England pa bef0r
1ring till America. ON bi'Jetterna aro INSTALL
da pa ofvannamda LINER.
Pris och turlistor sanda med mole. ON l till
skrifven Z. 9. BROWN
Obs. Money West. Passenger Agent,
order sandas eo-e6 Dearborn St.
hiIIiSt 00" CHICAGO, III.
o. E. BRECKE, II. II, LARKE.
wv. Pass. Agt. Amer " W. Pass. ACT.
lean Dc White Star Line. Domination Line.
~ I2l s. 3rd st. 375 Robert st.
Minneapolis, MINI. st. Paul, Mimi.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Miller 4 Kline G camp
71O-712 Fourth Street.

HoHoW ms HduS I'd hdSldt
klockan bakom varmeapparaten,
der den igenfanns. Pa wagon till
patrullbcxen kastade Johnson af-
ven bort nagra dyrkar, som sedan
tillvaratogos af detektiven.
Handskar och vantar, mossor
och hattar, skjortor och under
klader m. m. salias nu mycket
billigt fore inventeringen hos
Johnson & Aronson.
Mrs Rosa Oberholtzer. biblio-
tekarie vid stadens fra lanbiblio.
tex, klagar Oliver att nagon eller
nagra tjufvar pa sista tiden stulit
en- mangd booker fran bibliote-
ket. Tjufven eller tjufvarne sy.
mas hafva en- egen forhnad smsk,
enar de Ell stulit romaner eIler
andra lattlasta verk, utan konse-
event hallit sig till strangt literara
aibeten al en- beskaffenhet, som
den stora allmanheten ej bryr sig
ON. For omkring EFT ar sedan
bortstals ocksa, volym efter vo
lynn, EFT omfangsrikt och dyrbart
historiskt verk.
EkSklubben utdelade i lordaps
en- mangd korgar fyllda med mat
varor till de fattiga. Utdelningen
tog sin borjan kIockan 6 pa for
middagen och fortgick till frampa
eftermiddagen. bet beraknas
att denna u%tdelning az matvaror
kom mellan 700 och 500 personer
till godo.
En- a!derstigen mar fran Viii
ting, Ia, vid MANN Hans Peterson,
90 ar gammal, hade under de sista
sex aren varit blind pa bada ogo,
men och klagade mycket Oliver att
han ej skulle ia Sc s;na barn annu
en- gang imam han gick hadan.
Eft par soner togo honom hit,
i forhoppning att han genom en-
operation skulle atervinna synen,
och i lordags opererades han af DIR
Dunlavy for gra starren. Opera.
t"ionen lyckades och gubben kun
de till sin stora glade Sc sina So .
ner SAINT andra foremal, som hor
los upp framfor honom. Endas+
kndast ena ogat opererades och
sedan bandaget efter nagra da
gars torlopp blitvit borttaget, fin
mes Diet hoPp ON att hans syn
bllfVit atminstone nagorlunda a
terstaIld. Den gamle ar mycket
svag till sina kroppsform0genhe
ter och ar urstandsatt att reda sig
utan help.
Fer nagra manader sedan be
gick en- man vid MANN J. S. Mer-
rill sjeltmord och testamenterade
till the The Sioux City Humane
/ Society iva tredjedelar at en- god
40 acre farm nara Whiting, Iowa,
lemnande at enkan en- tredjedel.
Men t0reningen, hvilken f6rut
erhallit aera donationer af Merrill
den sista pa 500 dollars kort imam
han begick sjelfmordet, ansag sip
ej kunna emottaga gafvan utan
beslot haromdagen att skanska
enkan sina iva tredjedelar at far
men.
GA. QtngT, hvilken for kort
It'd sedan rymde harifran i sail
skaP med en- qvinna och LOCO
dollars tillhorande Coe Commits.
sion co. pengarne torstas, int
qvinnan- aresterades haromdapen
/ Omaha. Def var m%e9ipgen att
fora honom hit och stalla honom
inior rata, men han lyckades upp
CORA slit Northumberland med den
hrma han bestulit och klarerade
derigenom.skifvan.
ltisdags hade 10 ar forfluti
J sedan den stora snostormen den
IL januari 1888, hvilken strackte
sig nastan ofver hela nordvestern
och anda ned till mexikanska
vixen. 1ngen satte harstades till
lifvet vid delta tillfalle ,ehuru fera
personer 81 kunde taga sig hem,
under Diet ovadret rasade, men
manga at dem, som ofverraskade.
| ute ma marian 6o- -,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
DR. Peters Kuriko fnnes till
salu i Boulevard Grocery.

Malarefarger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30

At the South Highlands Methodist church, the Rev. J. II. Mccoy, the pastor. will occupy his pulpit at the morning and evening service Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30

The Rev. S. B. Broad state evangelist and superintendent of missions for Kan sas, and his wife Mrs. Broad, will con- duct series of meetings at the Pilgrim Congregational church, Pollock Stephens s Institute hall, West Twentieth street commencing Sunday morning and con- tinuing until Thursday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
EXPORTS TO RUSSIA
 SHOW AN INCREASE
fHE AMOUNT OF GOODS SHIPPED
 FROM THIS COUNTY IN 1903 WAS DOUBLE THE AMOUNT SHIPPED IN 1901.

1 Washington, January 29.-Exports from the United States to Russia in the year bust ended aggregated practically s2O. .O0O,- poo. This is more than double the amount bf our exports to Russia in 1901, the year In which duties were advanced upon mer- ehandise from the United States entering Russia, and is also double the average for many years preceding that date. Imports From Russia have also greatly increased since that time. In 1903 they were $1O DO7s15 against $7.26s,S74 in 1901. Thus the Total commerce between the United States Rnd Russia in the calendar year of 1903 exceeds $30 GOO, coo and is double that of n901. the year in which such alarm was Melt with reference to our commerce with Russia, and is three times as great as gn 1s9s
 The chief growth in our exports to Rus eia, in the two years in question, has been fn cotton, agricultural implements cop per and It's manufactures, and naval stores. In iron and steel there has been R slight reduction. Raw cotton, of which bur expectations to Russia in the fiscal eear 1901 were less than s2500OOO, showed 5n the fiscal year 1903 a total export to That country of over $S coo. Agrieultu- ral implements have grown from $1,692,- b97 to 3.6S6145 copper and manufactures Thereof, from s2S1 GIG to s4S2, 792 Iron and steel, which in the fiscal year 1901 amounted to $l.6S6S9 S94. was in the fiscal year 1903 S1 ,19S 139: and four which in Inc fiscal year 1901 was $l,261122 was in 1903, sl.O2S, ,59O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
WoMAANNr;; ANrur-rv

The weather has not interfered with any plans of society. There have been number of small affairs every day dur ing the week and one or two large reeep- tions The snow was greatly enjoyed un- til yesterday. when the terraces lost much of their beauty and the streets and sidewalks were in condition that greatly inconvenieneed pedestrians. The High lands presented such glorious scene on Thursday with it's terraces covered with snow, and as a wonderful setting the whiteness of the mountains. The city wrapped in such purity made Us forget for the moment the crusade against dirt and one of natures miracles accomplish ed in few hours what we cannot hope to do in a century-the City Beautiful.
 Mrs. John M. Caldwell entertained quite informally at cards yesterday afternoon in compliment to Miss Ball. the guest of Mrs. Hugh Morrow.
 The Matron's club will not meet until Saturday, February G.
 Miss Annie Williams will return today from Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
 WANTED TO SHARE DANGER.
Girl Dressed as Man Tried to Enlis.
 for Active Service.

Chicago, January 29.-Dressed in her brothers clothes and with her long brown hair cut short and crammed into a mans wig, May Bondell 22 years old, of Terre Haute, Ind, has applied to the recruiting sergeant at Fort Sher- idan to be mustered into Company I, which is ordered to join the Twenti- eth regiment in the Philippines as soon as it is at full strength.
 The girl broke down when informed that she must undergo the regular physical examination and confessed her sex. Heartbroken at the thought of separation from her sweetheart Earl Pfaum who is private in the company, she said that she tried to enlist as a man in order to accompany him and share his danger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
FOR SALE.

 FARM FOR SALE-$2.00 per acre; Aleck Dunlap place. St. Clair county; Wolf creek; two hundred acres cleared: in stock law; includes buildings. Apply r. H. Lathrop, Riverside, Ala. 1-29-3t FOR SALE-Leaving Birmingham for New York; I have a few pieces of nice furniture for sale; two oak chamber suits; one mahogany parlor suit tapes- try); hat rack; two book cases; oak kitchen cabinet; new Superb range. in use one month; to see these things, call at 1135 S. 12th st.. until Monday evening. February ?. D. L. Russell. 1-29-3t FOR SALE-200 tons good Johnson hay by M. F. Smith, Marion Junction. Ala. 1-22-21t
 FOR SALE-10,O0O feet of 1-inch relay pipe; good condition: quantity of new T rail. 12-pound and up; about 100 feet of iron fence: one 15-h. D. tubular boiler and engine; one 10x7x10 Worthington pump and hoisting engine. J. P. Weller. Birmingham, Ala. 10-17-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
FINDS SCRAPS OF LETTER.
Mrs. Thurston Is Forced to Return tc
 the Witness Stand.

Chicago, January 29-As a result of the alleged discovery of Mrs. Hollister M. Thurston of scraps of a letter which she received from her coach. man, James Tilbury, whom she accuses of extortion through threats to kill, Tilbury's counsel today sought to in- duce him to plead guilty. The latter is said by Mrs Thurston to have been received by her after Tilbury is al legged to have made his first demand for money.
 Mrs. Thurston was forced to return to the witness stand and undergo ex- animation as to long automobile trip into the country with her friend, Mrs Anna Day, and the coachman, who acted as chauffeur.
 The party stopped at Ottawa, Ster- ling, Dixon, Nachuse, and Wingfield Later on Mrs. Day left for home by train, and the chauffeur and Mrs. Thurston travelled alone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
mAneo UNUSUAL Wal.
Entire Fortune Given to Establishment
 of Home for Old Women.


 Louisville, Ky. January 29.-By his will, made public today, Capt. Daniel G. Barr, who died here recently. leaves immediately $400.000 in personality and after the death of his last grand child $450,000 in realty or his entire estate toward the establishment and maintenance of "Barr's Rest" ref uge for old and infirm women. Cap tain Barr refrained from making 6 will until short time ago, when, after seeing an aged woman, poorly clad and sick. he remarked:
 "A refuge which would make un necessary such suffering as that wom ans would be worth half a hundred Carnegie libraries"
 Captain Barr was 79 years of age His legal heirs by law will contest the will.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30

church, will preach at the morning and evening services Sunday "Impregnable
 Position will be the subject of his dis course at the morning service. There
 will be a special music service in the evening.
 The damage done the main auditorium of the southside Baptist church by the fire few days ago has been repaired and the aggregation will again worship in the auditorium Sunday. The Rev. Dr. A. c. Davidson, the pastor will occupy the pulpit at the morning and evening ser vices. "The Ultimate Aim of the Cross" will be the theme of his sermon at the morning service.
 At the Church of the Advent the Rev. w. A. Guerry. the eloquent chaplain of the University of the South, at Sewanee. Tenn. will preach at II o'clock tomorrow. The services at the Church of the Advent tomorrow conducted by the Rev. Quincy Ewing, the rector. will be holy commun- ion at 7:30 a. m.: rector's Bible class and
 Sunday school at 9:9O a. m: morning prayer at Il a. m: evening prayer at D. D. m.
 At Temple Emanuel. Rabbi Morris New field delivered an eloquent address last night, taking as his subject. "A Les son of Exodus" Services will be held at the temple this morning at 10 o'clock and Sunday school tomorrow morning at l0:s0. Memorial services will be held in tha tep,pla next Sundav niobt h, bo,or of the late Leo N Levi former president of the I. o. B. B. MT. Levi diec three weeks ago in New York. Short addresses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
"The Earl of Pawtucket."

There can be no question that "The Earl of Pawtucket,' which will be seen at the Jefferson theatre this afternoon and tonight has taken a strong hold on the affections of the theatregoers. Au- gustus Thomas has written a play in this comedy with dialogue crisp and bright, the situations and complications natural and logical, and the entire ensemble of such wholesome character permeated with an atmosphere of cleanliness and wholesome fun. thus presenting series of delightful pictures. All scenes are laid in the Wadorf-Astoria, New York, and Kirke La Shelle, who is the owner and producer of "rhe Earl of Pawtucket' de- serves credit for the faithful and real istic manner in which he has reproduced the several apartments of the big hostelry.
 the hostelry with the hyphenated name; the second act private suite 34l, and the third act. a corner of the Turkish room, located on the southeast side of the hotel.
 Manager R. s. Douglas of the Jeffer- son theatre. yesterday received a peculiar endorsement of The Earl of Pawtucket'' and the company in the shape of tele- gram from Frank Gray manager of the Lyceum theatre in Memphis. Manager Gray telegraphed the following to Man. ager Douglas:
 "Recommend Earl of Pawtucket'' as strongest play. cast and production of the year Twelve curtain calls here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
Fire at Capitol Building.

Washington, January 29.---The Wash ington fire department was called on at 4:45 this afternoon to extinguish a blaze coming from the chimney lead ing from the fireplace of the foreign affairs office room at the end of the capitol. The fire was speedily extin- guished by the use of chemical ap- paratus without apparent damage to the building. No commotion was CO casioned by the fire, which was not generally --aown until after it had been extinCuished.