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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
FFrr-sEvrNrH BALLOT IS TAKEN
T. Illinois Dead Lock Seems No Nesr- CT Solution

IT. Illinois Dead Lock Seems No Near-
 g..f@ CT Solution
 Springfield, H., May 1e.--When the Republican Convention assembled to- day. Congressman Fuller. of Boone, of fered a resolution providing that until the convention did make a nomination for governor at the present session, the roll call on governor be suspended and that the convention proceed to nomi- nate the remainder of the ticket.
 Yates men entered a protest and de- manded a roll call.
 Yates called his men about him and in the confusion shouted. All vote no" J. H. Burke, of Cook, a Deneen dele gate. raised the point of order that 1t would require two-thirds vote to adopt the resolution. Mir. Cannon ruled that the majority could decide the dues- tion.
 "Then demand roll call" said Burke.
 one-fifth df the convention called for a roll call. said. Mir. Cannon. | Almost all the Cook delegates and Q large proportion of the Yates dele; gates sprang to their seats and the chair ordered a roll call.
 l Yates passed the word to vote mo, and the resolution was lost by vots of So1 nays to 121 ayes.
 Upon converting at 3:15 the conven. ton proceeded to the 51st ballot. Thii resulted as follows: Yates, 4S3: Low den, ss3 1-2; Deneen, 429 1-2; Hamlin 112: Warner. 50; Pierce, 3s; Clifford. il | A recess was taken until p. m, af ter the 54th ballot. The 55th ballo was a duplicate of the last one talSeI before the recess, except for th' changes in the complimentary vote As officially announced, the vote was:
 Yates, 4s3: Lowden, ss3 1-2: Deneen 43o 1-2: Hamiin. 110; Warner, 52 Pierce, 33. After the seth ballot on of the delegates arose and suggested that the calling of the roll be dfspens ed with and that the secretary be in structed to record the result. Uaugh ter.)
 The result of the 57th ballot (om
 cia) was: Yates, 4Ss; Lowden, S9s 1-2 Deneen, 3es 1-2; Warner. b4; Hamltr 10s; Sherman, 4s; Pierce. Sl. At 9:45 o'clock the convention too 1 A recess antiI 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
IN ARKANSAS.
Several Republican Congressional COnven-
 tiOns Arc Held.

tiOns Arc Held.
 Little Rock. Ark, May 1s.-several Re- publican congressional conventions were held at various points in the State to-day to nominate candidates for Congress and se- lect delegates to the National Republican Convention at Chicago
 In the First district the convention was held at Wynn. U. G. Copeland was nom mated for Congress and Jacob shaul and T. O. Fitzpatrick were named as delegates to the National convention The conyen- tion for the Second district was held at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
r, rro4nct nr,tIah Tntereuts.

Weihaiwei, May 20-The British sloop of war Espiegle has started for Newchwang to protect British interests there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
RUMoR OF JAP REVERSE.

MikadO,a Men Said to Have Received
 Heavy Blow.
 Newchwang. May 1e.-(Evening.)- It is reported here from reliable source that the Japanese army from the Yalu River has received a heavy blow and been driven back from Feng- wangcheng,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
wxomfnr Convention.

Lamarie, wyo., May 1s.--The State Republican convention to-day made the following nominations: Governor B. B. Brooks, Congressman F. w. Mondeil; State treasurer, w. c. Irwin: Judge of Supreme Court, Cyrus Baerd. Senators Warren and Clark, Congressman Mon dell. I. K! fBosweli. eJ. D. cosgriK and Fl, e. Oliver were chosen delegates to the national convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
CnursEn RoeATYR.

Condition of Russian Ship of War ts
 Reported Critical.
 Paris, May 2o.-The correspondent at st. Petersburg of the Echo de Paris says: The Russian cruiser Bogatyr e0ounded during a fog on the rocks Rear fhe entrance to Vladivostok. Her nosition is critical. The crew was saved.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
&leine e~taotna@ri&ten.

Muf $1.07 per Buf>bel fieg
geffern BIER Der preis ftr Wei3en;
tuenieaens botsn bic biefisen Wnblen.
befbsr biefsn preis.
SIN Mubitorium Wolo. @int)
an Der Wirqinia Mbsnue finbet beute
Mbeno Elm 10 @unben.gon jwif&en
ben 2lopfe9tsrn Sad geaui&olte
aus Chicago uno 9om @pan itntt.
3atlreine Sports aus 2afapette,
.glmuoo, Mnherion partforb Gitp,
Wuncie, @reenfislb. Seymour. Co.
lumbus, 6bsltppiae, Grawforhsbile
etc. merbsn ais 3ui4auer erwartet.
vDas erfe 2et&tnbes
sdnsniBp per Snterurban NJ
9abn" fanb eeffern bier Hatt. Sn
2 SpecialsGars Der @reenfie!o $ 2inie
tpuroen ndmli& BON @reeniislo bic
Gsi9s DOLLS 9. clippers uro bic
2siotrasenoen bierber uno gum Grown
0iQ.Grisbbofe eebra&t, no bic @ei'
iebuns erfcIgte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

@ontroIeur Dunn bat geitern be
Si6erbeits.H eb0rbe i&riftli9 bena&.
ri&tist, oab CT Is ausenblidlia fAr
unm0sli& tdIt. bic seplante Werftdr.
tuns unb WerbeKerune bes poli3ei.
Departments bor3unebmen, neil =
eben pieber einmal bic @eloer febIen.
ct inreibt. bab Der Stabt am l. San.
rur $64, 900 In 8aar CUR @ertisunq
%ffanoen. tueI&e Summe CUR Sedung
alsr Werwaltunes 2oHsn binrei&en
muB, bis bic Grtbjabr.S teuern Elm.
laufen.
Der ein3iae Wsg sur 1eI&afung Der
$40, 900. wsl8e fir bic geplants poli.
Sei'g erfdriung nothmenoig inb, III
Ieiner Mnfidt mad Der, oab Der @taot.
roth bic n~euerbines einesrsi&te Oroi.
nana betreffeno $1,000 2iesnIsn fur
ale 1rauereien. 3rauerei.M genturen
etc. paffirt. Sabur@ tuirben tuenig.
Hens $40. 0o0 bis $12. 900 aufsebra&i
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
@ieoersetanosne Sitter,
Die ais usrIorsn bstrausrt iuorSen mare

Die ais perIcren bstrausrt iporben iparen.
Sn einsm S9uppen binter benz
6auis &c. 8l3 Gtabmid @traBe muir.
ben asIern Moraen. In Sdden Der.
padt, Is Sainten miebersefunben uno
ben @ablerpoli3ifen i~ibsrpieien, reip.
Der Coffin & GIet&er padins Co.,
aus beren gtabliKsment bieielben neu.
li& bon ginbre&ern seitoblen tuorbsn
rparen.
Gsrnsr wurbe In pittsboro, Snb.,
oas Gubrweri Der 0ousbaltmaaren.
0dnoler 0rieomon & Blue tuisbsrQe.
funoen. bas am IsbtenD onnerffa0 RAD.
mittaa an Senate Qlbe. unb Marplanb
Str. fpurIos perI&wunosu NOR u. jtpar
nit pferb unb DoarensSntaIt i'm
Wsrtbs bon ettua $4,000. Seusit 3u
ermitteln mar. fsblt Wi&ts bon ben
Wacrsn, uno wirb uneenommen. bab
Elm Hensbslttr In benz 6utrweri cine
epuaierfobrt untsrncmmei bate, otne
cine Nbnuns bon benz Wsrt6s Der Ga
bune ju tabsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

fHritten. gs tpurben I'm @au3en sos
Stimmsn ab~ssaeben. grudblt tulsr'
ben einifimnie i: Greb Mad, Sr.,
0ermann Witihri& uno Jo1n gitel;
bic 6srrea babsn brei Sabre gu biensn.
Na9oem nod ben alien gsamtsn
FIR ibre treue pHi&terfhluns Der Dant
bes Wereins auseeiproden mar. fano
wertagung itatt.
Nas neue NIrectOrium belt ioForf
cine Gibuns ab, IN wel4er es fi@ tris
fOlgt Orsanifrte:
prdfoent unb S&abmeiher-0enrp
Wictor.
Wiee.p r1ibent-Greb Wad, Sr.
prot. Secrstdr- Grib Weifenba4,
Sr.
Ginan3.S scutdr-peter pfferer.
gu WitsIieoern bss % irtbs
9afts.gomttes iuuroen er'
nannt !: Der prdfosnt earl ean'
Der. Worfbenber; GreO Mer3 Sr., unb
Jobn Sobn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wisss-Nltar-@rab.

VI v U ttHs
Walace unb @plois 9eler, 1875
Milep, 2nabe. - gilbert uno Warp
Steele. 312 8. ct. Soc. 3uabe.- 5.
6. unb Marn Dub .eIfpn. 966 Noro
Werioian, Wdo9en. = Muguft uno
emma 2iebri9, 1107 %. 49,. MdO.
DEN. - go. uno Heffie cunningham.
MdoHen. = Bert unb Nnnie McDin,
500 q. Mlabamu. Gnabs.-Wiais uno
@oialie 9edett. 1919 oiablanO. MdO.
dsn.-Wiaiam uno glijabstb MuI@.
mspsr. e. WeriOian. Wdo&en.- Del.
Der unb Barbara Diniins, 500 Bird.
Wdonen.-9bomas uno Map Drane,
1926 70. @ai6ineton. anabs. = @op
puo Wauo Dapep, 622 20. st. Clair,
WdbHen .-Sacob unb Warp Stamm.
204l SHELBY, Wdonen.- @sorgs uno
YefRe @mptbe. 1904 wirsinia, mdo.
DEN.
0etraut:
Noab 9. Gmitb-W. Map DamIon.
Wi&aeI U. Wel& - Warp 6. Sang
meiIter.
Mlmus g Ninton-Mnna g. 9urtp.
Clarence See Neio = Sulia gtta Bomb.
@eforben:
9enrp Barter, SO, Is 6. gmerion.
-Nancp 0awortb, 70. 1881 2uolow.
- glswortb 0arisr, -. Stabt. -
Greberid Dsfler, 80, 1915 9igblanb.
-@obert pinl. l, 100 g. Capitol -
@eoret Sobnion, "a. 500 Gulton.--
goparo perrp, 26, 2707 Gernnap.-
9bOmas stswart, 50, Srrsuaipl. =
Sarab 9uder, 81, 1888 We2ain.-
@utb Sanbsrion, IS. staot. = Ssnrp
GaHen, 60. Gtabt. = 6uao Geii. 2.
2419 q. @ural. = Soiepb Gren9, 70.
1910 @arfislo place. - Mr&ie 2iHs1,
19, 10 Sdiler. = Grant Ben3, AZ,
1926 9. Weribian.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
slsla.lo

RAD gerleiunR Der l1sri&te purbe
sur matl bon bret 1irsctoren &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

9lu@ Gontroleur Dunn itimmt bles alases
lieo an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Die ShbIeite.9 urnhale. Bau. @eIens
i9aft belt seitsrn abeno ibre 3abrss.
perIammluns ab. Dieielbe erfreute
f9 zines jablrsi&en 1eiudss uno ncbm
einen onimirtsn Werlauf, oa ia aus
benz Sabrssbsrias oss prdfoenten.
0srrn osnrp Wietor. gu erIeben mar.
oaB Der Werein fid In blibenoem gu.
fianos befinost.
Dieter iebr fOrsfdltis ausaearbeitete
1eridt lautete tpie folgt:
.Nm II. Sanuar b. s. feierten mir
bas 4. Sabrssfsf Der ginmeibune bss
0alsn.tSebduoes. an tuslHem uniere
Witglieber unb Grsunoe fid aablreid
bsibsilisten. WerI&0nert wuroe bies
Geft bur& Muflbruns zines 2ufipie.
les. ieitens Der bramatiIAen Section.
Wortrdae Don beutiden &isOern our9
bic @eIana Section uno turneriIne
Worfnbrunaen ieitens Der Damen unb
Mctiben 9urner bes GlbIsite 9urn.
Uerein6.
Mit Werenuaen lam Id beridtsn,
oab Die grfolse oes a5gelaufenen Sab
res fir aniere @eisnf@aft iebr enniise
tuarsr unb bic erjielten Tnan3ielen Me.
~fultlte biejenieen Der poraufsesansenen
beisen Sabre beOsutenb hberirefen,
wie Der na&fol8enot 3ahen'g es
3eisi. Woraebmli& finb es Die 9etrdse
fur psrsinnatmte Rsnte. uel9e unIere
Ginansen eiinlfia eeffaltet baben.
Die Ha4frugs fhr Genubung Der
0ansn. @dume our NbbuItune bon
Gefli9leiten uno Der ia6nen @arten.
gnlaae Tim Sommsr) feitens anoersr
beuti&er Wereine unb @eieniAaftsn
mar cine 70 3ahlrei&e, baB mir In bic.
len Gdlen ablebnenoe MntwOrten 9e.
ben muBteu.
IS 1T bies sewib oas bette 3si&en
fur ben guten@uf, ben uniere0alIe bat,
uno benefit fernsr, wie ri&tis uno
.notbmenoia es mat. i'm flbIiGen
Stnbttbsile cine Qocalitdt 3u i9afen:
tuie Die unfrige Is it.
Der Shbfeite 9urnsWerein fur tuels
den tn erfter 2inie Der 0aqen'gau
ausasfrbrt uurbe, aeoeibt fomnhl In
1e3ug nuf bic 8urn.S 3ule als aud
ben eeis0i4aftliasn Wsrtebr ter Mit-
alieber unter chamber In erfreulidfer
Weile. i
SIM persaneenen Sabre tuuroen iuie'
berum 81, 500 bon Der auf unierem
@runbHad lafenoen 9ppOtbet abbe-
3ablt, ebenfo Elm Wori&uB bonn Sabre
borbsr I'm Hetraae bon $685. 8 suriid.
erfat!st. I'm l. SuIi b. 8. tommsn
tusitsre 50, 500 CUR Amortization.
CIR Weu.Mnlaaen unb Werbeferun.
gen TN 0allen.@ sbdube tuuroen I'm
2aufe bes lsbten Sobres s7S0.4l Der.
auseabt, 10 baB Der @eIammtpertb bes
@runbHiids eini&liebli2 aler Bauli&.
geiteu etc
I'm 81. Sanuar 1904. -. 49,. .$35, 777.6l
tetrdet; Der 8aHenbeftanb am 81.
Sanuor belief fid auf ........ 1851
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
...Gtmas Ueues...

Mir baben bei4[oHen. 0[Ie rueIde finfIides
Gas sebrau4en, nit Yoraue3abIungssU ietern
a. uerIebag. cbne Elm DepoIt gu perlanaen.
Nir ftelen bic gerbincuns NIT Der Saipts
geltungsrobre ger, sbenio ieben mir einen Mes
ter auf uno liefern 6as Gas iiir einen Dollar
per Iauieno. Die ein3ise Berednune bic mir
MAIDEN. TT fhr Die ELECTROMAGNETIC non Der
@runoeigentbums : @rense bis CUR Steue ceS
geterS. sVir sarantiren, bab oieieIben gu
srieoenbeit seben.
5iir Haberes ipre9e man in Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

WetIam9t.-ein beutider Mann
ais Sanitor. Museunft in Der Office
bieieS Vlattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
GaoIeite 5urntaae Hau= &C.
ieql@aft.

Der Sabresberi9t beS prdfoenten. = Die
@abI bon bret 0irectcren. Das neus
0irectorium.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Surnrnn ........ -. $50, 503. Az
9ieraaf rubt Elm 9ppcs
tbetensO arIeten ucn$l7 10000
Gi~nsablunsen i'm 8aus
Ysrein .......... l6,94050
ileberi@uB am 81. Sas
nuar 1908 ........ 460.S2
ueberf@ub ain 81. Sas
nuar 1904 ......... 1872. 10-$36, 503.42
Bon 872 Mntbeili&einen Su je $25
i'm 6. g. &. 8. 8auberein III auf
460 Wolsublune erfolet; Der Reif III
mob ~riidffdnoig.
6ierauf oerlas prdfbent Wietor, Der
~ glei&er 3sit aud S&abmeiiter bes
Wereins 1T, folaenoen 0aRentertnt fur
bic 3eit bonn l. 0sbruar 1908 bic 81.
Sanuar 1904:
Gtnnabm men.
9ln Nente bonn 6ubieites Turnperein
unb anberen @eieai&aften 49,. .$305S. 70
0(n leberidub bon ber @irtbi@aft. 14s8 So
/. ben 4~eselbabnen 1881
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
Die CITY Band

GtabIirt 1853, nimmt ~ieOer5eit engage,
merits sntsesen. SrsenbwsIds Dr9eaer'
Buff unb irsenb cine sInsabI bon gsuiisru
utrb seIiefert. Neue NusRattuns unb neus
u~niforner. q. u. MILLER. Director.
9eurp epreagpfeiL @ei&dftsflbrsr,
Dol Rentu6p Nbenue.
Tslebbon-glt. ROTH 1911. Msu 4b9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
Wstterb

sar >. stunt.n. .us.us aar nors.ns. ben .. a.ss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

@afbtneton. "a. Gsbruar.
SIR Snoiana /; edBn bsute gbenb unb
am 0onneritas. mabriaeinIi& iaItsr beute
Nteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

2oeakW etterbert@t F.
ed0n beuts albenb une am Douneritas
fdlter beute gtbeno.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
Hanapepe Flooded.

Last Wednesday a week ago will be
long remembered by rice and vegetable
growers of Hanapepe valley in that
cloud burst occurred about midnight Of
Tuesday and caused a freshet the like
of have never been seen for a long
time back to come down the valley and
moved down bananas, rice and other
vegetable growths of the lower lands
by the wholesale. This and the extra
high tide caused by the new moon
made the Hanapepe fiat around the
bridge look like Thursday.
Rain fell in torrents around the head
of Laval gulch and did triae dam
age to the roads, but filed the re-
servoirs around there to overfowing.-
Garden Island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
A,basross WIN Come.

Paymaster E. H. Cope of the Navy
is at present the guest of friends in this
city, prior to his attachment to the
Albatross as relief of Paymaster Nc
MILAN, who goes to Mare Island as as
sistant general storekeeper- In the fall
Mr.. Cope expects to enjoy the tour OF
the Albatross to the South Sea islands
Professor Agassiz and his stan con-
template embarking aboard this ship
to complete a series of scientific re-
searches and deep-sea dredgings, which
he began several years ago.-Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
RED WORMS BACK
IN KAIMUKI WATER

Apropos of The Bulletins denial of
the facts, Mr.. Gilbert. resident of
Kaimuki, stated last night that there
was a disappearance of the worms
found in Kaimuki reservoir water a.
few days after the item in the Adver-
tiser appeared, which he attributed to
a cleaning of the reservoir as a result
of the publication, but that within the
past few days the worms had reap
peared in the water at his house.
A. F. Clark, after seeing the BulIe-
tin item, stated that the reservoir was
cleaned after ne had complained to the
superintendent of water works about
the presence of worms This complaint
was independent of the publication IN
the Advertiser.
This paper told of the waters being
infested with red worms at the request
of a resident of Kaimuki, made to
member of the Advertiser staff who is
also resident of Kaimuki and to
whom the information was no news.
Residents of Kaimuki are today using
tap filters and cotton. screens on taps
10 intercept the worms. At the height
of the visitation baths freshly filled
had to be emptied and ref1Iled only
after screening the taps with cloth fit
ers. as in the first filing the water
was Redeemed with the teeming wrig-
glers.
The Bulletin has made bad break
with facts in its rash attempt to make
capital against the proposed high level
reservoir In Nuuanu valley for the
benefit of the Manoa valley water
graft that it has always championed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
DAISY CARTWRIGHT
Welded IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE (Wash.), Aug. 16.-Ernest
]. Cross and Miss Daisy Cartwright of
San Francisco were married in this
city last night by Rev. J. P. D. Lloyd.
rector of ST. Marks Episcopal church.
Miss Alice Judkinss also of San Fran
cisco, and a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Puppy, was bridesmaid. and
]. P. Parkinson. of this city, best man.
Only intimate friends of the couple wit
messed the ceremony. A wedding din
ner followed at the Butler Grill, which
was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Cross,
Dr. and Mrs. j. K. Munday. Miss judi
kins and Mr. Parkinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cross leave tomorrow night for San
Francisco, where they will reside,
Mrs Cross is the daughter of A. Cart
wright of 2601 Union street. San Fran
cisco, and is well known in young So
t,ietv circles of that city. MFR. Cross is
a young artist and illustrator of San
Francisco. Mrs. Cross and Miss judi
kins have. been guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Munday for two months and have been
extensively entertained during their
visit in Seattle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Send to or Immediately notify the
Board of Health of all rats found dead
from unkHoa0n causes.
Arrangements have been made by the
Columbia Saloon to receive cable bull
Ietins of the Jeffries-Munro fight on
the night of Friday, August 20. The
fight by rounds will be bulletined.
Fifty dollars down and balance $1,000
a month in monthly instalIments with
out interest is all that is necessary to
buy a choice lot in Kaimuki. See j.
H. Schnack on Merchant street for par
ticulars.
Any camera originally made for plates
can now be loaded in daylight with
film pack that has just been invented.
1t is shown al Honolulu Photo-Supply
Co. and costs only $1.0O and $3.50 &C
cording to the size.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
Payment

We sell the Jewel Stoves and Ranges
on this plan so that it IS possible for
anyone to have a Jewel Stove.
The LOTUS JEWEL COOK STOVE
is the latest creation. It is well, con-
structed, made of smooth castings Has
a large oven and is a very quick baker.
Burns wood for fuel, and is econom-
ical in its use.
-Four 8-inch holes. Oven 1oxIo.
The Lotus Jewel line is complete,
consisting of eight sizes and styles.
Prices range from $3.50 to S27.5o.
For further information call at the
store or write our Mail Order Dept,
P. 0. Box 486. which viii insure prompt
and satisfactory reply.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25

The Record contains all or the Official
soHrt, corporation, foreclosure, and part
nerghip notices published In all OF the
English newspapers published In the Ter
riaory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
Poor Gertrude.

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 16.-After de-
clfning the offer of Mrs. Mabel La
fonte of Honolulu. a childless widow
with vast estates in the Hawaiian Is
lands. to adopt her and make her her
heiress. Miss Gertrude Forbes IN
charge of the news stand at the Metro
pole Hotel in this city. has changed
her mind and will within the next two
weeks leave for Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25
LOCAL. BREVITIEs.

If greatly troubled zritl nsosqsisoe,
notify the Board of Heath.
The Honolulu Times for August is as
| bright and original as ever. It came
out yesterday.
Samuel Parker has retained r. W.
Breckons as associate counsel with J.
A. Magoon and j. Lightfoot in the
Parker cases.
Luther McTaggart of Vancouver takes
| charge of C. ]. Days business while
| Mr.. Day goes on a visit to his rela--
tfves in England.
Mr.. William Alfred Love of Honolulu
was married at Portsmouth. Ohio, on
August to Edith Mildred, daughter
of Mrs. Mary S. Moore.
A caucus of Fifth District delegates
to the Territorial convention win be
held at headquarters in the Collins
building on Saturday evening.
Col. Geo. w. Macfar1ane was among
the returning passengers in the Ven
tura, his homecoming having been
fastened by, news of his mothers death.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Iona. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Snyder, to Mr.. Haugh-
cisco, August 3.
Judge Charles Sumner Lobinguer of
Omaha, Nebraska, recently appointed
a judge of the Court of First Instance
at Manila. is through passenger on
the steamship Doric.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2, /.
o. o. F., viii give a dance on Sept. 10,
in the new Odd Fellows Hail. Tickets
are now on sale and can be had from
any member of the Order.
Attorney General Andrews will APP
peal from Auditor Fishers ruling
against paying court stenographers for
transcripts of evidence made for the
Attorney Generals department.
The Fiddle Dee Dee company, which
played in Honolulu a few months ago,
has been compelled to cut its Austria
liam engagement from six to three 4
months, owing to lack of business.
The band win play at the luau of the
Iolani Guild at the Hawaiian Hotel on
Saturday. The luau will have the best
the market can afford and will be pre-
pared by experts in this line of cooking.
Cards have been received from Oak
land, from Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Dillingham;, announcing the marriage
of their daughter Marion Eleanor to the
Rev. John Pinney Erdman on Wednes-
day, August 10.
r. w. Breckons, U. S. District At
torney, returned with Mrs. Breckons
and child in the Ventura. Besides at
tending the Republican convention at
Chicago and paying visit to Wash
ington, Mr.. Breckons had a long rest
with trout fishing at his old Wyoming
home.
Practically all the cases in Police
Court went over until this morning
Nohoarne was fined SO and costs for
assault and battery on Charles Pae.
John Merthens was sent to the Reform
School during the remainder of his
minority. He was accused of stealing
some trappings from a Kauai polo play
er.
Following a conference between Gov
ernor Carter and President Pinkham
of the Board of Health, every applica-
ton for free treatment in the hospitals
will be investigated and dealt with on
it's merits. The Governor is quoted as
holding that gratuitous hospital treat |
ment given indiscriminately tends to
pauperize the people. He points to the |
Asiatic hospitals here maintained by |
people of their respective nationalities |
who, at the same time, pay taxes like |
everybody else.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25

The mail brought by the Ventura con-
sisted of 449 bags, which is oeheVeo
to be the largest ever landed in Homo
lulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25

7 w. Edwards. a white man, was
arrested in Iwilei at one O'Clock TINS
morning and charged with CARRYING
concealed weapons. The police say ne
had a loaded revolver on his person.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-25

l.. G. Blossom. formerly freight cleIh
on the China, now fills the Same posi-
ton on the Manchuria. :