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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14

aIS Dos gerb0r Dorbei mar, er.
fl0rte Observation-Disclosures Commit
far 8ides, bic gcgcn 2orfinS uno
0oonan erbobenen acknowledgements
ieien grun6los, eS i6Cinc inn ober,
Dob eS Die Bflift ser Goli5ei iei, SEE.
boo feit5lnebmen. 9crie1ben 4nIid)t
ipor audi SiiIfsmorihoQ Blaming,
mo er oronete Die &crboftltng 0eS
WanneS ais IeIbIterfmntcn 9iebeS
an, SIM mittleren StotionSba,tic
fam Der Sail Inn 3 l(6r No6mittag3
Dor Dem Foli5eirid)ter @ran1lon sur
&erbonolung. Sier crfI6rte &eboc,
Die BON ibm Dor Dem GommiIiGr
@ifcS gentodten gllt5iogen ais Git
gen; CT Ia9tc, or babe ni6t inter @io
g%eltanocu, ais CT oieielbcn mnhtc.
limo Oa ionit feline 9emeiie ge9en
ben Gerl Oorlagen, muBte CT entlai-
len meroen. @iner ser 3el1gen mar
Sr, 2oili8 Wt0aer BON Der 6irma
Illoerion, Srlano & So, meldcr en-
tl0rtc, ooB om Gage oes 5ellers ser
Idmmtlide 8orrotb al 3eboIoern
ans Dem @ei61ft entIernt iporoen
iet Scboe's Gitslogc beSbaIb allf
Sitge beruben miiiic.
Scboe lit lett Wtopor Soopcr's Io.
miniitrotion i'm StroBenreinioung$-
9eportcment nngeItcnt gepeien.
S6on feline @ltern genoien nift
ben beIten Guf. Sem @oter eri6oB
einen Wann unh feline Mutter belt
ein onriidi9es lSoltS an 2ibertD-,
nabe Erutt4S troBe. GbomoS aeboe
fi9ilrirte Dor mebreren Sobren in et-
ner Sted)offaire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14

SIuttge8 Gnoe zines
StrciteS. - Ser 40 Sabre olte
9Sobn Dcolim BON Scr. 2004, 9toros
MpnroeItroBc, mlroe gcltern 0tor-
gen auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin bers
boItet, ben ~ Sabre olten George
Geuocdcr bon 9tr. 2t6, @eIt-6rotfs
liltItroBe, ourd) MeiierIti6e idlper
perlebt 5t baben. Die 8ciOen &C.
rietben aus geringfii9iger llriod)e 1T
Streit, uto Schroeder mur6e babel 10
i6linm permunoet, oob er nod) oent
nNQgcmcinen Worpl6nOcr &oipital"
ge6rodt meroen mllBte, moiclbIt feline
@lnoen .olS %crnitboftcr 9totllr be-
tradtet mcroen. 9ealim muroe fir
Gin peitercS &erb0r f~eit9eboltcn.
Rad g en sYort ii If g C.
febrt.- Goroindl Sotolli, Ser am
Sum1tag bier e%intraf, fcbrte geitern
Nofntittag nab elmer Gonferer5 NIT
Dem CARDINAL Gibbons, oeIien 8aIt
or p1breno ieineSSierieinS por, no6
Reip-2)orf 3uriid.
Sranf Sau0nnum. - Der
% Sabre olte Sobn 8. @oufer pon
Nr. 1901, &rgplc-glpcmue, tp1lroc &C.
itern Morgen in bcrullBtlolem 3u-
itanoe ollf Der Sreppc ocS @ouicS Nr.
633, Noro-GorcpitroBe, oifgcIunoen.
Gr pltroe ra6 bent pOtorpI0noer
&om6opot6iiden Soipital" gebroft,
poielbit cine 0r5tlide llntcrilldrng
crgab, Dab @altfer an Den 5olgen Ell
ner llcbcroo1i8 2altbomum erfrattt
mar. @eitern gbenO bcionO iid] Der
Iaticnt allber 2ebenSgefabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14

guQuIt 1903, ieiner bon ibm geidie-
oenen 6ralL Gatburine Sbaffer, an
Der Gce Der 4. StraBe un0 Ntaiiadlt=
iettS 9(pcnle nit cinent 0teiier belt
SoI8 Ourdi6nitt. Die &ertbeiOiglng
miro bcrIlltcr, tenpordren @abn-
linn ~nad5ulpciIcn. @eitcrn fonnten
nod nidt aQe @cidmorene crlongt
lper0en, uno bcltte miro mon bcrilt-
den, Die nod fcbleuOcn aus elmer
nellen 2iitc pon so Bcrioncn ollSjn-
ilden.
S6otIider unfaIl.
Scr g}eger @. s.. Cunningham
puroe gcitcrn Mnrgcn bel cincm I'm
faQ nabe Der 6(ori0o.2tpenue unO
ellington YIocc, N.-O., oltf Der
Stelle get6otet. Cunningham rnO
bcri6icoeue anocre MGnncr naren
oonit bei6aftiot I0brcn fir eincn
gb5ugSfanol ST. legclr, ais cine Sci
tcnipono cinficI mo Elm idlperes
5tiid 9DI5 nil ioidcr &eipoit duf
Cunningham fiel, BOB 0criclbe auf
Der Stcle get6otet mlr0c.
SeiratbS 2tCcn3en.
NahItebenoe Seirotb5 . &icen5cn
nllrOen all3geitelt:
Clarence 2uca5 1lnO WorD 2elpis.
George g.. Sonoa pom ct. Wtorp's
Gountp Mo., uno Wtottic Is. NoamS
bon bier.
@iQiom 9. Wtc@uinn unO Bertha
q. Yierion, 8ciOc bon 6olNllier.
Gountp go.
Sohn g. Coon un0 G0it6 NJ. 6iibcr.
Charles S. Sinm9 uno Wtorgoret
9rllce, 9cioc pon Nnocoltio, .. Is.
Nleronocr 4ote unO &ictoria 9.
G%bompion 9ciOe bon 9onoper-Go.,
So.
SomeS @ebb u1o Slice Coleman.
Sronf Mc9tciQ BON Scrnoon, So,
unO 9clllnb &c. @lupc BON bier.
Soicpb Q. Geuirom uno W}omie e.
Sones.
Soiep6 @becIcr uno @ottic Sbos
mas, 8eioe BON Nnucoitiu, .. &.
2emis Z. @ooop uno Isabella
@olpfin3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
@cridJte ans benz Snncrn Iar9.
lano's nnb ben angrcn5enocm
Gtaatcn.

SIM Gntietqm ertrunfcn.
Sci 6llnfStomn in Moibin0ton.
Gountp ertronfen ont Somitog
Nbeuo ip0t SRI, @IoODS Nunc 9rigbt
mo Sr. 8m. $. Hiit bel elmer Boot.
fobrt auf Dem Nntictnmfluiic. 0o8
Faor, lpeld)eS iif felt iicben Sobren
farnte uno bcirotGcn mollte, mietbete
gegen Ibenb Gin II SUB Ionges Boot
uno iubr oonlit Den 6lllb binolli, Sn
Der 9nntclbeit b0rtcn pl0bli6 mebs
rere Scltte eincn &iiIfcruf ont llfcr,
mo mebrcre W0nner mod)ten iid)
NIT Soterncu aui Die Su6e nod Dem
Raare, meldes oortbcilboIt befonnt
ipor. Wtun fonO ben Sut unb Sod
ocS WonneS f6minmeuo uno oaS
Boot %urngeitiir5t. @obridcinlid mur.
DC OaS 6abr5clt9 bon Der Stromung
lmgeriHen, nno 6a 9eioe niht
idmimmen fonnten mo Siilfe nidt
in Der 9t0be mar, crtronfct oieIelben.
gei6c iparen in Der Blue Ht0Qe
Shifting 8obrif" on9eitellt uno
itommten aus a%naeiebc1en Somilien.
Die 2eiden nur6en nobe bel cinon.
Der gcfunocn. Suit mar 80 uno Sri.
@rtgbt q Sabre alt.
8iIl ouf bic @cItouSltel.
lung 5u SUB geben.
Sn 5roltbur1 GaeaonD County,
trof Goitor S. .. Sboup bon Sit
gerald, 60, Elm, pre6igte ooieIbit uno
tbeilte init, 0oB er ollf Dem @cge
na6 ct. 2oris lei, tueldes er I'M
September 5l erreid)en geoenfe. go
itor Sboltp lit eth llnionS.S eteran
iHo fuiu banH mad Bottom marld)i.
rem, Inn Dem SeIoIoger Der ,@roben
armee" bei5uluobnen.
IbIcben.
Sn Cumberland lit I'M alter bon
"A Sabren 6rou Minnie s. @. 8ru.
Der, Die @ittiue bon MottbioS @rit'
Der, geItorben. Die &eritorbene bin
terlabt obt 9in6er. Ger oemofroti
id)e Mopors. Ganoibot gboS. y. Sim
mermann mar einer ibrer gnfeI.
Gur5e Npti5en.
Sn Sagcrstumn lit oas 4 Sabre
oIte Sobnden bes Mapors Stritt
g%eltorben.
SIN aberoeen finoet oln Samitoe
eil,e a%bitimmung iibcr Die 6rae(
ftatt, Oh Die Stoot cine eleftriidt
Guiagc onlegen fol- ODER nid)t.
On =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
q O @ininna e. En.

Seine QuoIitot Gaffee, 8bee un6
Slipen.Oel, ausge5eidnet bur6
StGrfe uno Aroma. Brompte ab.
I~ieferung in Staot uno ltmgeaeno.
@eioe Bbone. Roroueit-@de poR
2erington- uno Eearlitrabe.
GrSo9t6Utte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
Sic lit prGdltia nno friidl.

Die misunderstanding lit iett lebr
attraftib. Die oBenniplponier @iien.
babn" peranitoltet am t6. SUM- cine
Goad). @rttriion. SIT fir Die 8uno.
reile bon Baltimore. (t63,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
yin bas GnbIifnml

GatiirIib poaen Sic, ipeiln sic
iid pbptosrapbircn laiien, ODER ein
Bib lit 2ebenssrSke beiteaen, bie
bette 4rbeit 5a ben nicbrigitcn grciiea
baben. Benben Sic fi1, ebe Sic on.
berspo boripreden, auerit an
Siilins SebbeI, bertIder gbotograpb,
&c +. 32t, o Str.
Tradjtbplle 9abinets . g6otogra.
pbien nnr ST. bas 9akeaS. (f40)
Mnf Eepeiiten I'M Gpar.TeparteneH bet
,Gafuert.s9ant," 8olparbz iino Saraieea< Strabe,
bic Dor benz rs. SUM nngeleet lueroen, meroen
3infen bonn /. SUM- an bere6net. ~ 4rns
sent anf Gepoftfeu be5abIt. GanIftngS bis
0 ubr @beHos aeoffnet.
9am. 6. Sage, grilieeHt.
9iueig. yiirfanr:
1878 HeHrfbIn1HidsIpe. QiGbtf uHb GrpBzGtr.
9GitinioresStrnbe urn GatrpQtoHss lbenue.
l1b6-6O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
9ennn's feline aerDitcte Gaffccs

aenng's feline gerIitete Saffces
meroen in allen Stoottbeilen bon 9al'
tinlore p~erfouft. Die nor5iiglide Glto-
litGt uno mdBigen greiie maden Die
ielben gerooe5u beriibmt.
6. Z. Gcmng So, Sbce, Saffcc, 3nfer.
@prif5,iOi0oSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14

@obIberoiente Strofe.
- aa0i 2oben bonn peitIihen 81.
itrift iii entidloIien. Dem fleeelboften
genebmen elmer eetpiiien 3eeerfloiie,
peIde oilobenolih aaf @og9ons Der
Weitport-2inie mad Der Staot 5uriid.
febrt, Elm gnbe 81 bereiten. Sn
5oI0e Geiien gebenft er, jeoem Irre-
itanten, fpeldler ibm inter einer Sin.
fhuloigung ipegen Hubeitorung ailf
einem StraBenbobnipaggon porge-
fiibrt pirb, cine beiliame 2eftion 5u
ertbeiIen. Ger q Sabre alte George
Sebniou manoerte foIgIid geitern ais
abihredenoes geiipieI auf GO Gage
mad Dem @efdngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
Cine Neiie mad 0emtidIanb.

UtHe HeUe uudI OVERWHELMING.
Inn bic @eIt ooer nod irgeno eiuem
9beiIe Der @eIt arrongirt. Reiie.
gilete iiber ale Dobr1- uno Dam.
pfer-2inien. Ebeo. s. Dierer&
e o.. Rr. ia. observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
1lnfGac Gincs Sagcs.
Sr. 9oipar @lGB brod) our6 cinen
nn9Iiidli6en Stur5 oo8 8cnif.
Gin allobe BON eincm Iegcr
nit einem 9teine gerporfcn.
of on
Inoere S%crlebungcn.

49, IN'H
anoere 8crIebungcn.
Sr. Soipot 9lB, Gin bctogter
S6reiner, fonO 9eItern Morgcn cinen
perfriibtcn 600, iuoent CT in Dem
Sol5bof Der 5irmo 2etpiS @ogncr &
So, al Der Ode bon 8olfe- unO Gbo-
meSitrobc bon cinem S6uppcn llno
10 unglitdlih ouf ben &opf fiel, ooB
er ooS @enid bro6. Ger 900 trat
foIt augenbliflid Elm. Der Coroner
belt einen SltqncIt fir nidt
notbig, uto Die 2eife mltroe nit Der
Imbulon5 Der Gitliden Station nad
Der @obnung oeS Sooten, Nr. 53t,
Sito.GoitleItraBc, gebradt. Sr, gub
cling nod oem Sol5bof unb illftr ii6
IN einem Sduppen eit 10 SUB Ian.
geS Stiif Sol5 ans. slS er ooiIclbe
chi ben gr0boocn berobloiien moate,
ucrlor CT boS 8leidgeipi6t Ii. ~ltiir5tc
aus elmer Sobc bon Is SUB nit &c.
nonnter Sol9e berab. Sr, StB luor
70 Sabre alt, i'll 9euti6Iono geboren,
ober felt etpa 30 Sobren in 9olti-
more oni0iii9. ST binterl0Bt icine
Mitttuc, cine Tobter nebIt bier
@nfclH.
Steinpurf berur o1t
Q 6doeIbrud .
Ser He9cr Charles Cor muroc &C.
itcrn in Der oitlidcn Station tpeocn
tbotli6en angriffs auf ben et>uo IA
Sabre olten Siooc Mdsipit, Scr. tt4t,
2ombaro-S troBc, Dem @~erid)tsper-
fobren iiberlpieien. st 9atte om 16.
Wfoi Dem 9noben in Der R1be BON
Baltimore ltnb 2lopbitrobe einen
3icgelitetn nit folder @eiualt an Den
Sinterfopf oeiporfen, paB per ShGocl
eincn 9rilh erbielt unb Der 8ertpull.
oete in bos st. Soiepbs.Soipital"
gebrodt peroen mlibte. Grit geItcrn
fonnte Der anobe Die anitolt perloi-
len, rm 3engltiB obsulegen. Cor be-
banptete, onb er MIR In SelbItpertbei-
oi9nng bnnoelte. Cine 4n5obl &no-
ben bate Steine auf ibn gelporfcn,
unb er b1tte cillen 5nriidgeporfcn.
&om Grtrinfen %gerettet.
Ser SO Sabre oItc Soiepb Saa fiel
eeitern bon Der 2~aufplonfe oeS
0ompfers n8oiton~ nelher ON
Gier Der nSIo 9ap.2inie" Dor anfer
lag, ms 8afier. CT tuuroe bon ben
Neeern 2eiuis Sodion nno George
Smith ous benz Maiier ge5ogen.
S%Ieitueie (iubite scao) Sc. pro- EfnnS
6. S. 8infeI,nan s. 60,
(166) 4raft4 INN GharleasStr
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t~rcffen unO ii6 %icirer Nlfgobc emit
leoigen. &r. @nitbcr miro Damn Den
amtSeio ablcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
9icuitag, Den II. Snni 1904.
IIntcrho[tunos Weomriirr.

r6IcctriesFart". 9iefe Bobe Bauoebiucs
WoriieuIngen ifHo GoHSeri
gNuBal HreaHum." 49, TuHnerftug, ben 30.
Stunt, 81. Snbresfctcr I'M nqbrtc".
8aiebnl int ,,EriBiesE art." ~ Seute 9ldds
nliitag nm 4 tlbr 9(ciiteribuftssSp Spiel 5tpts
fneH baltimore mo 4SrooIoertcc.
9arts9uu5erte bieic NudIe:
Sonntdg 9%iafmitiag NIB SoHHeritag a6cno -
a2rutbzSiIlsR Barr.
@loata6 .s!bcno atrcdFclnS DGcberal-StH,"
uno oHinerfioesRarf".
3ieHftag mo SaniitaB g6en6 - nRatterfor'
9art".
Wiiitlpo6 9Ibeno - .GarrouzRart".
Sreiiag abeTlb - pGliftons4art".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-14
Stdot Baltimore.
@cttcransTdltcn.

Sir Morplano uno Sen 0iitrift
Columbia flares 8etter fir beute
mno Iiiolide 8inoe.
Der b0d1te Gbermometeritano ipar
60 8rao I'M 3 llbr Na6mitto9S.
Ser nieorigItc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iuor 81 @roo nm 5 llbr Worgen$.
Ser @in0 bate cine S6neaigfeit
bon II Weilell aus DEM SooIten.
Mittlcrcr 9uronlcterltano 1924.
Ser StnuD Der Semperotur mG9.
rerO 0eS Saacs nor, mic fn(at:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-08

Esq, Samuel q. Wilder, Capt r. X
Clarke, c. II. Kluegel, ESQ., John Nc
ain, Il. X. Bath, Jonathan Shaw. RObt
". Single, Charles Phillips. Ed Towse,
Hon. John Lota Kaulukou. Hon. a.
Hooking, Il. $. Auerbach. j. Lando ~
Won Hamm, A. A. Young, Marston
Campbell, Geo. W. Farr, W. +. Wilson
Hon. NJ. r. Robinson. James 4. Fuller
ten. VIM. Savidge. Judge A. W. Carter
Judge Philip A. Weaver. Or. J. +. Eek
ardt. S. |. Shaw, II. A. Juen, Chas.
Girdler, r. C. A. Peterson. VIM. NJ
Minton, Chas. l.. Hopkins. Esq, VIM.
L. Sims, Henry Smith. Esq. Fred L.
Waldron. c. +. Long. Edward c. Rowe,
Esq, Chas. X. Carter. Jno. Cassidy
Esq. J. J. Locker. r. II. Gibson. l.. II.
Wolf John Oudcrkirk. W. A. Love,
Hon. u. Paul Isenherg. II. G. Lydecker.
{. X. Biven. c. j. Falk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-08
Lane AND HARVEY
Continued from Pare ~

votes cast 60 TO 10 were Republican
A large percentage of split tickets
were voted. Bishop seems to be get
ting a good many votes. while Franz!
Harvey and John c. Lane are sure t.
get majoritics in this precinct.
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
At 1856 a. m. l27 vote mad beer
cast In the Eighth out OF a total Of AZ.
The Republicans figured on a good ma
jority, counting on getting a little over
200 votes. A number of Republican
tickets were split In favor of Frank
Harvey. John c. Lane was polling q
large number of votes.
NINTH PRECINCT.
At 1915 a. m. 1876 votes had been
cast out OF q total of t03. Up until
that hour the ballots had been mostly
Republican. This precinct has for
merly been Home Rule stronghold
50 that the Republicans were not toe
hopeful, some stating that II would be
lucky II the party got any majority
However. 1t was expected that the par
" will be able to hold its own against
the Home Rulers. This is Warehouses;
home precinct and was generally con
coded to have strong clnch on tho
votes. Split tickets seemed rather
common.
TENTH PRECINCT.
/ In the Tenth 15i votes had been cast
at 10: 40 q. IN. out Of total Of 1872. This
precinct has. from being the smallest
In the Fifth District, become the larg
est and in consequence Of its growth
In Importance great deal OF political
action has been concentrated on tni'
precinct. Republicans present held
that about two.thirds OF the votes al
ready cast were Republican and expect
ed eDod majority. They feared how
ever, that split tickets seemed to be
quite numerous. John c. Lane is
polling a large vote In this precinct
ELEVENTH PRECINCT.
At ll:25 n. IN. $50 votes out Of q
total of 2I3 had been cast In the Eley
enth. The Republicans felt confident
and agreed on fixing their vote al
about l40. The Democrats. however
acid that in this precinct the fight was
practically between them and the Hon,
Rulers with the Republicans In the
minority. They claimed to have mad,
1 careful house. house campaign ant
% have good basis for their state
nent, A great number of the voter,
in this precinct have been employed IL
road work recently and great dea
depends on their disposition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-08
LOCAL and ItNERAL
Road "Wants" on page 6.

hNhu Nh bNtN -
Oahu Lodge will have work in the
second rank this week.
Advance line of holiday goods now
on display. Wall. Nichols Co.
wurzburger in quarts or pints, ice
cold at the Pantheon Saloon.
The most novel window display in
town is at Arleigh & Co.'S book store =
A boolikeeper is wanted Must be
single and American or European. See
New Today.
Just arrived ex bark Olympic 20
head of fine mules. Enquire Schuman
Carriage Co., Young building.
Pillow linen. width ~ and As inches.
Cor fancy work, at A. Blom's, Progress
block. Price 75c and 90c yard.
The best cream the ISLANDS AFFORD
we use In the manufacture Of our Ice
creams. Hart 4 Co.. Ltd. The Elite.
Special good values in iO.inch Llnon
Lawn, 12hc yd. Real Irish Linen
Lawn. 36.inch, Acc I'D. at Pacific I'm.
port Co.
At Fifth District Republican head.
quarters over 1000 luscious ham sand
wiches were made and distributed az
noon to the men at the different poll.
ing booths.
Deputy Attorney General NJ. +. Pros.
sei will tomorrow argue for the Terri.
tory on the appeal in the Supreme
Court of tho ron yictpd murdcrnr nf
Glennan on Kauai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-08

Stocker, David Dayton, VIM. Blaisdell,
Capt. NJ. N. Sanders, Hon. Frank An
drade. Theo. +. Lansing, L. w. Jor
dan, J. g. Pratt, +. T.. Nichols, Thos
l.. Wall. ID. II. Lewis, w. +. Hebron
Ed lngham, George s. Harris, L. NJ
Marshall, Admiral Geo. c. Beckley.
Capt. Il. p. Drew, Capt. Arthur j.,
Soule, VIM. II. Smith, IL. Mcintyre
+. Turrill, J. G. Quinn, Capt. c. j.
Campbell, Col. Geo. w. Macfarlane
Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott, DR.. NJ. +. Gross
man, X. b. Porter, j. b. Castle. Col
G. J. Mccarthy, J. N. Mott, VIM
Mulch. q. p. Castle, r. o. White, w
w. Hall, I. s. Dillingham; Jr., Hon. G.
p. Iaukea, Com. Fred. Whitney. II. NJ
Whitney, s. u. Rose, John K. VII.
der J. @. Rothwell Fred. Harrison, =.
NJ Pond, N. s. Sachs, J. ]. sullivan.
{. II. Williams, Esq, NJ. X. Counter.
J. W. Mcdonald, W. II. Mclnerny,
Paul Muhlendorf. w. NJ. Giffard. L. I.
Spalding, G.. s. Hall, Hon. S. NJ. Da.
mon, J. NJ. Dat, G. w. Lantz, George
II. Robertson. Hon. Jno. G.. Lane,
Rev. VIM. Morris Kincaid, Hon. Cecil
Brown, w. II. Hoogs, ]. +. Brown
Or. Robt. Anderson, Hon. A. V. Gear
J M. Monsarrat, Esq, George w.
Smith, Hon. c. II. Dickey. Bruce Cart.
wright. Esq, G. r. Collins, VIM. o
Atwator, Com. T. w. Hebron. C..
Hustace, Jr.. C. II. Cooke, Capt. A. n.
Trip, Capt. A. Fuller. J. d. Tucker
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'ent word to Secretary Atkinson and
am now going TO hold conference
With w. A. Kinney and decide upon
the proper steps.
Contest? OF course, well contest.
rhey have admitted ballots without
tearing off the numbers as provided
by law and OF course each ballot can
be identified by the number. II has
been done In order to hold their voters
whom they were afraid to trust in line.
II gives them a check and they can
tell how each man votes.
"About sixty ballots were cast In
has way In the Eleventh Precinct of
the Fifth, We protested and finally
Secretary Atkinson and Clerk Buck.
and went out personally and stopped
IL. We found out the same thing was
being done in Kaneohe on the other
side of the Island They refused to
stop II there until ordered by Secre.
tary Atkinson over the telephone to
do II. or course, we can't tell now
whether they obeyed orders or not. .
A Bulletin representative called up
the Secretary's Office and asked about
the matter. He said: Il have stopped
,.-e voting OF the Fifth Precinct of the
Fourth, where they were not tearing
OFF the ballot numbers. There had
been 2lO votes cast with the numbers
attached, also stopped the same
thing in the Eleventh OF the Fifth In
Kaneohe and one or two other places.
For the life OF me ! cant under.
stand how the Inspectors could make
such mistake. The instructions are
plain In the natter
The Democratic campaign committee
held an executive session at the head
quarters at about l o'clock this after.
noon to decide upon what action should
be taken In regard to the matter.
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BELIEVE IN DOW
PROMINENT CITIZENS
PROVE THEIR CONFIDENCE
GENERALLY SIGNED EXPRESSION
FROM BUSINESS MEN SHOW
ING DOW A MAN OF
INTEGRITY.

The following statement, very gen.
orally signed by the business men Of
the city. is a partial expression of the
esteem In which II. NJ. Dow H. held
throughout the Territory:
Honolulu, =. H., Oct. 2sth. 1904
We, the undersigned residents OF
Honolulu, moved hcreunto by sense
OF justice, and having every condolences
in the honesty and integrity OF char.
acter OF our fellow citizen HERBERT
NJ. DOW, whom We have personally
known for n number of years, and
feeling great regret that the unfortu'
nate complications which have arisen
OF the High Sheriff. of the Territory Of
Hawaii, should have resulted in q
charge Of embeZzlemont being pre-.
ferred against him, which was dis
missed by Judge Alexander Lindsay
Jr., hereby desire TO express our salts.
faction by our signatures hereto. that
the charge was. after FULL hearing.
promptly dismissed by the Honorable
Alexander Lindsay. Junior. Judge Of
the District Court of Honolulu. on the
eth day Of the present month, and
We now Furthermore reafiim our con.
tlnued confidence In him as man OF
honor and a good citizen of this Terri.
tory. Suggesting that the sentiments
hereby expressed and the signatures
hereto affixed be given FULL public
ity through the newspapers of thi,
Territory and the mainland.
Henry Davis, J. J. Williams, Sam
Chillingworth, G. l.. Crabbe, L. A
McTnerny. Robert Hair. @. 5. Water
house. Jno. II. soper. Harry Armltage.
A. NJ. Brown, Q. II. Berrey, +. l.. Lew
is, +. NJ. Lewis. John Emmeiuth, +.
p. Mcintyre, Capt. r. Dable. J. A.
McCandless. j. s. Martin, l.. Marks
JAJ. Garden, II. J. Noltc. Il, Hutchi
son. NJ. A. Gonsalves, F. Il. Nc
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