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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
MHeTIefs

= Ser 8erbano ber 4bppfater
erpablte Die F~oloemben 8eamter1:
8rdStoent, q. SIS. 6DuitDn; gice<
Brdlibent. 8m. Nubrp; Sefretar
uno 5babmeifter, g. 8elben.
Ser GeQer Miuiam 0Dble5,
Der pDr einigen Saaen elmer Dame
auf Der StraBe Die 80rie entriB,- Die
Iie in Der 6anb trug, lit i'm BDli5ei=
eertCht su 100tdgiger @efdngniBbaft
relp. S~traBenarbeit perurteilt por-
ben.
- 9. s.. 0oafum, 8rdftbent oes
Triscu : Spitems; 2erDp grice, Der
8ice : 8rditoent Der S. & g. &c.
8abn; @m. $. 8anoerbilt If. uno
gDl. S. %. SDrbpce nDn ct. Souls
iinb nDt elmer SnipeftiDnsreiie nadj
Brownsville 5uriidgefebrt.
- Ser garnepal fam ant SartSe
tag Ibeno our9 Elm erDBes Seuer=
nerf gum NbibluB. Inter ben grDs
Beren SeuermertstDrpern befanoen
1id Die Nattett BON WtiB CLARA 9riss
cDn, gDl. @ep. 8. Breckenridge
unb 8. Mabnde.
Ser Bug Der Snternational.
8abn gebt BON ieBt an UNI 1:2C
Ra6mittags uab benz 3uroen at
unb Der Nbenosua Der Suniet=8abn
! nab Dem Often UNI 1890.
Gin NutomDbil, in pelden
Or. US. 8. Dapiblon bon @bartor
County NIT leiner sSrau unb 6. $,
@aterbpuie NIT Srau uno Rine fub=
rem, fpaioterte am Samstae Nam.
mittag in Der Gpenue s nit einel
StraBencar uno ale Snfaiien tpur'
ben berausgeihleuoert. Dr. 9aoto.
ion erlitt 8erlebunQen am Gnie.
Sbulterblatt uno ant 6anogelenf
Die 6interrdoer oeS NutDrnpbil be.
| riibrteu Die Car uno baourh ent'
ftano Der nnfaa.
- Ser Is Sabre alte Iuguit Ser
merlb 1T unter Der Intlage perbaf
tet mDroer, in oas Saus pDn Char
les @%ilbemeiiter, 415 &iper Inenue
einaebrungen 81 iein uno einen &e'
pDlper uno atuei Operngldier ent'
tueroet at baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
&Dcemin.


Den 9eitern oes Gan &ntonip.
2peeum lift eS nit oieler Miibe uno
unter eroBen Opfern eeluneen, Die
Wenoelsiobn : Quartett @eieaidaft
mieoer fir elm Auftreten III eetpin.
men. nriprun9lih iOute Die @eieQs
i6aft BET Der Stpeiten BpriteQung
auftreten, tie fonrte aber oamals
nint fommen. 8u Der @eleulbaft
geb0ren Der TenDr Npplegate, Der
atpeite 9enDr @. 6. Smith, Der
BARTON $. 9. Barnett uno Der 8al=
lift Gltire, ale bier au8ge5eihnete
5dnger; ferner Der tiidtige Bianiit
Sober uno bic beribmte &inoeroars
lteQerin, SRI. Marauerite Smith.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
,,Wtdts tit aespth".

ggr friestet es benn bis balb in guren
Shlunb hinab UNI tDnntet es bort meber
arfrudrts nod abtudrts betueseH, 6ann 1T
Sad5en limo ebenio 9etptB. 2eibet Sbr an
unoeroauIibfeit, &ldenIbmer3, Ser
tppfuna @ieber9elhla9enbeit, Rubeloiiq.
tett uno 5ie6er, 10 t6nnt SIR unbe6inot
fifer ietn, oaE st. 8ernarb's Xrduters
piaen" bic eeiunbe 9dtieteit gurer 9cber
tuieoerherfeaen, 8eroanung, grnahruno
unb Nusiheibun9 befbrbetn, ale Bic obs
~geft1rbenen, gifti9en Stoffe aus gurem
Sbtem ueeihafen unb gu6 geIunb ma
den tuirb. Satiddlih 1T ntbts getuiier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
9one gtar als 9orgeubreder.

Sd bab' an manben Sa9en
9ariiber nab9ebabt,
@arum iib 2eute plaeeu,
8ei Sage uttb BEL 3afbt.
gSos niBt bas biele ioreen.
Ser Summer nnb bic 8ein,
8ie man pnn heut' Biz moreen,
&ann Iid) bes 9ebens frem'nl
MuB man oenn thinner 9ritbeln,
Sb Saben, bie. niht iinb,
SITS benz nibt gu %peribeln,
Ser Iib sureht niebt in6't2
Sn bieiem turaen 2eben.
9as uns beidieben 1T,
Sas uns min aues eeben,
@ns nur su baben 1T?
9ie @elt lit ib6n uno better
l1nb lhreitet tets poran
limb INNER br6n9t lie tueiter,
Iuf ihrer 5ortihrittsbabn.
Stnpea b'rum nit benz Summer,
$50 uns bic Sreube tuintt
1nb in ben fiBen Sblummer
Ser Mrbeitsluit'g e iintt,
Senn nah setaner &rbeit,
9a ldBt iidb's better rubin,
Ser &pbltanb uno bic 6reiheit,
Die iegnen guer Sun.
1no rpenn nab Cages Mahen
Mar1 natb mem Srunf nerlangt,
gu laBt uns babin 5ieben,
@D's Gone Star Sbilb Gen pranst.
9ort 1T bic ridt'se Auene
Sur bic 8ufriebenheit,
9as Gone Star Bier, oes Belle,
Sbaift AUDI @eieIisteit.
@er ieinen Sag einteilet
Sn &rbeit uno @enuB,
Sem ibnen bic Belt enteilet,
Der iih nibt gr6nlet muB.
9enn mDrsen 10 tpie beute,
StieBt's Gone Star INNER frii6
Sir ale fleiB gen 2eute
an benz seiea'een Eiib.
9as lift bes 9ebens @eisbeit,
Gin ebeles 8anier-
@er Grbeit Iiebt unb Sreibeit.
Ser Bot aud Zone Star Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
@aibbnrn Wtauboltnen unb
Wnitarrett

ueroen tuabreno uniereS Il msugss
8ertaufs unter betr6htli9er
B-reisermaBiguna ~uertauft. YIN ners
ontuortlibe 8eriUnen pertaufen mir
tie auf tp6dentlide &bibla9s5ahluns
gen bin.
THoS. coccAN g. BROS,
@de SDuitDn> uno &aparr0sS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
uuIer 2ablunas=S aFfen

giebt benz 2duIer einen Berlanqe-
rungss9 ermin, uerl 8rantbeit ooer
WtiBgeid)id prDn1pte 8esablune per>
binoern. 8ir bebalten bic
8 beinefelbf It. @eoer
Der Sabrifant mod Der @eloperleiber
erbalten Sure Note, tpeun Sbr BET
uns fault.
THos. coccAN & BROS,
Ode 6Duiton= uno NaoarrD.S trase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
Neouftionen IN Qlem,

in 8ian0's, Drgeln. 8iolinen, @uis
tarren, 8anio's, 8iebbarmDnila.s,
franaDfiihe 6arfen; Biolin., @uitars
rens, WanoDlinenz unb parfensS nis
ten, W~uittalien uno Wuiitbid3ern
ndbreno uniereS umSugsB erfanIe.
THOS. COGcAM & BROS,
@de 6nuitDns urb @aparrD.S traBe.
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Wpdl bret Wpden

fir bic @elegenbeit, elm 8iano nabes
81 gu @urem eiaenen Treiie uu6 Be-
oiugunoen gu faufen. 8enubt Die
@eleeenbeit uniereS 8rDBen Bers
tuus unb Die &eouttionen, bic
mir in alien muiitaliiden Snitrus
Mertef1 bieten.
THos. coccAN & BROS,
@de 6DultUns uno HauerrosS trase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25

9as perdnoerlide @etter i'm
Srabiabr lift Die uriabe pielen SUE
fterts uno grtdltungen. Or. Auauit
86nig's 6amburger 8ruittee lift oas
9eilmittel, pelbss cine ppaitdnoi9e
0ei[una beWirtt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-25
Biaros a1f Qaaer

miiien biz gum l.. Mai abaebplt
tDeroen. @ir berednen TRANSPORT,
tuenn mir tie nab unierem Stpre In
Der Commences traBe ibafel Iaiier
miiien.
THoS. coccAN & BROS.
@Ge 9Duiton< uno @aunrrD.StraB
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Gin ueuer Mietsfontraft anf Sebn

iollte g~eniiaenoer 8epeis fem. 8ir
iino Die Sirma, Die SIR patronilie.
rem i0lt. Waren, Die mir oertaufeu,
weroen BON un8 uno bonn Sabrifans
ten garantiert. l8iebt BDrteil aus
unierem nnsu9s 8ertouf
unb iport @elh.
Tbcs. Geggan S Bros.
gde 60uitDn- unb 9aoarrDsS traBe.
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@ablsNotts.

gs tpirb biermit snr &enntniB
9ebrotbt, oaB am erIten Samtoq
I'm Mai, 1904, b. /. Der 7te Sao 6es
Wtpnots Wai 1904, cine 8ahl in
Dem nnobbdnai9en Sbut 9iftritt
Der Staot San Nntpnip Itattinoen
tptro, I'm orei 81 SchultruItees au
ertpablen, pelbe @obl in elmer
8erIamnlung bes San Antonio
School Board am Muntaa ben IL.
@prtl 1904 o%n9eoronet tuuroe, ine
Dem bela9te Seb6rbe nadbitebenbe
Srore onnabm:
rgs tutro an bieIem Saae, benz
IL. Sage oes Iprtl 1904, ourcb ben
San Antonio School Board an9e=
Dronet, oaB cine 8abl in benz I'm.
obbdn9igen S6ulbifritt Der Stabt
Satt NntoniD, an benz erlen 6onns
obeno i'm Mpnat Mai 1854, oboe<
bnlten miro, nm brei (3) Gtbul<
truitees fir belaaten Cen Antonio
School Board gu ertpdhlen, tuelhe
tnr Die tt6biten 5tuet ~ Sabre un6
10 lan9e bernoh, bis lire Radfols
ger ertpablt Doer ernonnt itno uno
qualif5tert baben, 9ienit tun IDI>
len. Steie reuertpdblten SruItees
loaen Die Nodbfploer fir bic
fpleen6en brei (3) Wits
9lteoer beg 8oarb's lein: Serb.
9erf IT,, Sreo. So. gDof if. uno
@eD. SO. 8radenriooe."
.-nGs tutr0 ferner a%nqeprbnet, ooS
flr Die 9enonnte 8aDl Die &abts
plabe an folgenben Srten pffer uno
DAB fOl9enbe 8eripnen biernit als
prdltoterenoe 8eamte fir Die 8obl
ernonnt iein lplen:
8aro SEQ. l, S~taotballe, Gimon
8bntghetm, prdfio. 8eamter.
8arb SEQ. 2, 8ecos<Str. Sthuls
9aus, hilbert 6utb, prdiib. 8eant@
ter.
8arb Sen. 3, Grant aulhaus,
SaoalasStr., u. IS, &tnas, praiib.
Beomter.
@arb SEQ. 4, Mainsabenuesepri
setbaus, CHARLES Smitb, pr&ib.
8eamter.
8aro Np. 5, Qpenue 6. Ghul>
hons, gilbert @aperid, prafto. 8ee
antter.
@arb So. 6, Maion.str .shul.
bans, 6. 9. &pbinion prafib. Sc,
antter.
@arb SEQ. 7, Maatasorba.5 traBe.
Sbulbous nabe 2abaca .6traBe,
Sohn Sbonb, praftb. 8eamter.
Woro SEP. 8, @aroeneGtr .>Shuls
Aeus, .. $. Spearinsen, prdfio.
8eomter.
@eqeben uber Der rInterSchrift
uno benz Sie9el be8 befaeten Board
am 10. Npril 1904.
SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL BOARD,
@eo. %. 8rafenri6ee, Grd1.
(5iegel) Itteft: s.. u. gbapa, Setr.
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S135-Ieue8 8iaup--S135,

9as f6nnt Sbr babert, tuern Sbr
Die @eleaenbeit neres Ser
taufes benubt. Sin neueS aufs
reht ftebeuoes Biano fir $l35-@ur
oieie 8D6e.
THoS. coGGAN s. BROS,
@de ODuitDns uno &anarrOsS traBe.
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8narS mn @nbmuuo

(suei 8immer) eeiubt BON 6errn
uno Dame. Sfferten nit Breisans
aabe inter $. Sc. ON bic expedition
Der Reituna erbeten.
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8ir fiibreu, abmel na6.
uniere Metbooen ueroen naheez
abmt, aber uuiere @aren uno ibre
Qualitdt tDnnen nibt cDpiert ueroen.
Sic iibertreffen Glles uno
uniere 8reiie uuo 8eDinaungen iino
unftreitio bic nieorigiten uno beitei1.
THoS. GoGcAN s. BROS,
Gde 6puitpns uno 0aoarrDsS traBe.
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@tr meinen Aaes Oas, mas mir
iaQelt,

@ir eriparen @ud nDn $25 Biz
gu $100 an etnetn BianD unb einen
i'm 8erbaltniB itebenoen 8etrae an
elmer Orael Doer anoeren muIifalis
lhen Snftrumenten. Sober 8ertouf
miro BON elmer unanfe6tbaren So
rantie beQleitet.
THOS. CoCcAN g. BROS,
gde 6Duitpns uno HaoarrosS traBe.
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8rdGioent 2oubet lift in &um
NIT eroBen Gbren empfaugen pors
ben. @m Sonntag Gbeno fanb elm
arUBer SadelSue ftatt. an pelhem
$1,000 Berlonen teilnabmen.
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geraubten mas @rnb.

Gin aufregenber Buiidenfa4 nirb
BON Sobn Oliper BON Bbilaoelpbia
fofgenoermaBen ersablt:. nS9 be-
fanb mid in elmer lhauoerbaften Ser
faifung. Meine 6aut NOR aana
gelb, meine Nuger eingeiunfen, Die
8unae belegt. id bate fortpdbreno
Shmersen i'm 8iden unb in Der
Seite unb tpuroe BON Gag gu Sag
i1mdGer. Drei Gerate batter mid
bereits aufgegeben. Damn tuuroe
mir Der Sat erteilt, electric 8itters
Bit eebrauden unb 81 r1einer gr6Bs
ten Sreuoe iteIte 1id idou nab Dem
@ebrau9 Der erften s5lai9e cine
ntertlibe 8eiierunq ein. Drei $50
ben lang ieBte ib ben @ebraud fort
uno i'd bin iebt elm pDuig gelunber
Mtann. Sd peiB, Sic baben 0aS
@rab ufn elm fi9eres Spfer be-
raubt!" Niernanb fOute eS neridus
men oieies Mittel gu prDbieren.
Sour SO Gents. @arantiert ourf)
S.. &alteper & Spbn uno NoDlpb
9reiB, NpDtheter-
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raubt!A &iemanb ioute es perldus
men oie1es Mittel gu prpbieren.
Sour so Gents. @arantiert ourd)
S. &alteber & Sobn uno NoDlpb
9reiB, Npotheter-
= Dos pffiaieue BrDqramm fir
Die gr6ffnung Der 8elt=N ~usiteuuna
in ct. Souls am 30. Npril 1T nurt=
mebr eno9iiltia feftgeiteut. @Drmit=
tags I'm 9 ubr neriammelt iih oas
DirettDrium Der Nusitequng, bic
Mitalieoer Der Iusiteuunoss 8Dm=
miiIi0n uno Die Datner oes Boards
Of 9abD Wanagers i'm @eibdfts=
bureau bes Iusiteuunas : 8%rdiibens
ten Srancis. Sier miro Srancis
Elm funitp0a aeferti9ter Sammer
iiberreibt. gu berielben Stunoe
fpmmen Die ausl6nbil6en Gusftels
lungs GDmmifidre in Dem @ebduoe
Der britiiben Nbteiluna auiammer,
udbreno ii9 bic Nusfteauness &ums
miiiiDnen Der uerlhiebenen Staten
uno 3errtt0rien Der Union. bic
@Dunerneure uno Die Burger &ps
mites i'm 8ernaltungs : @ebdube
Der uniDn einfnben. lin 81 lbr
treffen oieie perIdiebenen Gertreter
auf benz Iusitequnasplab suiams
men. Die @ertretungen bes 8uns
oeslenats unb beS &eprdIentantens
hauies meroen aus ibren 6utels abs
gebDlt uno &rieas Setretdr Eaft.
Der Tertreter &DDlebelt8, ldBt Iih
BON Wilitdr nah benz Nusiteuungss
plat esfDrtieren. lin 103 ubr err
Dfnet Brdiioent 5rancis Die syelt=
n~eriamnnlun9, es fDlat elm @ebet,
oann peribieoene furse &nIpraben
nit ueberreibung Der G9liGel an
Brdfioent Srancis uno Die fDrmeae
uebertrasung Der Gusftelungsges
bduoe an ben Gu8iteaunQssD irettor
S. $. 9. Stiff. Beitere Neben
pDn TbDmas s.. Garter, lie einem
Senator uno Geprdientanten, oes
N~uSiteann9Ss &DmmiffdrS 6arrimart
BON SEEM g0rt unb &riees-S etretdrs
Gait idlieBen 1tb an. @ad gaft's
Heoe iebt &ODienelt ourh einen
Druid auf einen &nupf i'm Sftsimmer
beg 8eiBen 0aules Die Wal6inerie
in Der &usfteaung in 8epeeung.
@abmittaes 3 ubr aiebt es cine
orpBe internatiunale Baraoe.
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s@ grintt slIamu . 8lulbenbier.
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ssr 9rinft stlamO : 5lai6entter.
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s@~ Erintt sttamobier. Tlaid1en
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11
THE DOwIE MEETING.

The Sydney Morning Herald publish
es the following in connection with the
efforts made to break up Dowie's meet
ings in Sydney;
Several correspondents have written
to protest against the conduct of sec
lions of the audiences at Mr.. Dowie's
Town Hall meetings. Mr.. ]. w. r.
Clarke, in doing so, instances the case
of Mr.. Willis, the cricketer (brother of
Mr.. Willis, the explorer), who, in COM
planning about the treatment he receiv-
ed in Sydney, alluded to his tormenters
as the cabbage-tree mob" Mr.. A. L..
Jackson asks, Where is the Wanted
privilege of free speech?" and states
that Mr.. Dowie did nothing to warrant
the insults he was subjected to. Civil
Engineer" who, like other correspon-
dents, has no sympathy with Mr. Dow
les teachings, remarks that "the in
comparable meanness of accepting hos
pitality for the intention of brow-beat-
ing the host is unexampled tyranny,
and constitutes a danger to the State"
"A Disguised Native" suggests that
more stringent methods should be
adopted to suppress disorder at public
meetings in Sydney. A lady cores
pondent q. L., lamenting the disorder
at the Town Hall, states that it is the
sort of thing which is making Australia
notorious in other parts of the world,
She attributes much of our trouble to
the lack of proper home training for
the rising generation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11

ness the hidden treasure scheme, which
has been initiated in Paris, in various
cities of the United States q believe),
and by a number of journals in Eng
land.
Alfred HarmsWorth is, of course, the
proprietor of the Dispatch as we'll as
of the Daily Mail Csaid to have a cir
culation of one million four hundred
thousand) and the Daily Mirror, the
latter a newspaper for women just
started. His chief competitor in what
is called aggressive journalism" has
been c. Arthur Pearson, who is the
proprietor Of the London Express,
Pearson's Magazine, and nearly twenty
other publications of more or less inn
portance. OF late the journalistic
rivalry between these two has grown
still more keen. The Mail after a
great hullabaloo of anticipation and
self-congratulation, began running
special train to the West of England
not long ago, and the Daily News, the
Express and the Leader had to follow
suit however reluctantly. And, by the
way, it has been remarked that all
these newspapers say their Specials"
get to Bristol at five o'clock in the
morning, and that each is drawn by
the most powerful engine of the Great
Western railway How's that for
yellow"
Another new paper is the one started
by that veteran journalist, w. T. Stead
1t Is called simply the Daily Paper
quite triumph in naming, 1 think.
and its birth was announced by all
sorts of ingenious advertising schemes.
balloons were sent up which sent
down showers of cOlored pictures and
checks for small amounts. There was
popular entertainment in Queens
Hall "a fireworks display, and, besides
an army of one thousand sandwich
men tramped the streets with an
nouncements regarding the paper.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11
no EXAMINE DEBTOR.

Judge Gear has signed an order in
First National Bank VS.. McChesney ct
al, directing that Jesse NJ. McChesney
appear before the Circuit today at 4
p. m. and be orally examined as to any
and what debts are owing to him, and
bring with him all documents, papers
and lists showing any and all debts
due him or the firm of NJ. w. Nc
Chesney & Sons. The order was made
on the application of the plaintiff as
judgment creditor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11
JOURNAL
WAR IN LONDON
ALL SORTS OR SCHEMES ARE RE
SORTED TO TO SPLIT THE EARS
OF THE GROUNDLINGS

The Argonaut's London correspond.
ent says:
Yes, yellow journals in dear old dank,
dim, murkv London with its six mil
lions of conservative BritOns-yellow
journals hawked around Westminster
and st. Paul's-yellow journals sent by
fast special early morning trains into
the West of England and as far nOrtn
at Newcastle n-Tyne. Not that the
proprietors of the journals we in Lon
don are beginning to think of as a bit
yellow would admit the soft impeach-
ment. Far from it, But when the
eye of the Londoner is everywhere as
sailed with signs and advertisements
that read
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for %
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11
Election of officers
KoHALA SUGAR COMPANY.

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders of the Kohala Sugar Company
held in Honolulu, on Monday, February
29th, 1904, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year.
c. NJ. Cooke. ............... President.
NJ. P. Robinson..... Vice-President.
c. H. AthertOn. Treasurer.
e. d. Tenney. ..............Se Secretary.
c. H. Cooke Auditor.
The above named officers also con-
stitute the Board of Directors for the
ensuing year
E. D. TENNEY,
Secretary KOhala Sugar Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-11
G2OOO
G2OUO
HIDDEN IN LONDON.
FoY, tha C111eS soc last Sunday,

WEEKLY DISPATCH.
or some other sheet, and when we
observe how the Daily Mails columns
are given over to the discussion of the
woes of Tilted lovers and "such-like"
stuff, we can not but wonder if jour
nalistic jaundice, endemic in America,
has not gained a foothold over here.
The Weekly Dispatches treasure
quest" was really a very funny affair
The Dispatch advertised it's intentions
widely and according to its announce
ments, anyway had to reprint its last
edition in response to the demands of
new seekers after clues. The actual
money was not buried" but instead
"medallions," each of which when pre-
scented at the Dispatch office entitled
the bearer to fifty pounds. The clues
were printed, of course in the Sunday
morning edition, and all day Sunday
hundreds-nay, thousands-of men, wo-
men, and children were poking about
probable places in London and else
where-and in the rain too, There
We're many amusing incidents. At
Reading, two women, in their anxiety
to examine the bank of the river Ken
net, overbalanced and fell in. They
were rescued, wet, yet with ardor un-
dampened-so we are told. In London
itself a number of persons were ar
rested for damaging the turf" or the
roadway, or what not in their eager
search for the precious medalliOns; this
despite the fact that the Dispatch
warned the treasure hunters that the
metal discs were only pressed lightly
into the earth. 1 heard of one case
where a man was sentenced ito a
months Imprisonment for digging at
the roots of a tree in Bloomfield Road,
Mazda Vale. That seemed rather hard.
Other unfortunate individuals were
transported with joy and then plunged
into despair by discovering what they
thought were the medallions, only to
find later that they were lead medals
buried by jokes. One man who was
enormously supposed by a mob of
treasure-seekers to have discovered the
medallion was pursued by the crowd
some hundreds strong, and only escaped
after an exciting chase. In another
place, twenty policemen were required
to dispense the hunters where they had
congested in some narrow street. Not
even did the hunt cease at nightfau
but many persons are said to have
gone out with torches and lanterns at
night. At this writing not all the
medallions have been found; the Dis
patch advertises that three thousand
pounds have now been buried; and the
rival journals are, of course, furious
at the enormous advertising that their
opponents are getting, and are taking
legal measures to have the thing stop
ped. Oh, it is a pretty quarrel.
think 1t was the editor of Tit-Bits
who evolved from his inner conscious
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