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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-16

and has a commission at work inves- tigating the disease. Some of the pa- tients have been sent to England in order that the disease may be studied by a school of tropical medicine there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-16
FUNERAL OF ABBOT
RT. REV. BENEDICT lfENGES IN.
 TERRED AT CULLMAN.
Bishop B. F. Allen of the Diocese of Mobile Conducts Services and Many Clergymen Assist h
 the ObseQuies.

Birmingham, July 15.--(Special.)- The funeral of the Rt. Rev. Abbot Ben- edict Menges, of the St Bernard mon- astery and college took place this morning at Cullman. Rt. Rev. Bishop E. P. Allen, of Mobile. preached the sermon. requiem high mass. The in torment took place after the mass. al 11.s0 o'clock in the cemetery on the grounds. The following notables from a distance were present: Very Rev. J D. Morris. s. T. L., vicar general. Nash vile, Tenn: Rt. Rev. Abbot Teter. O. 6. B., St. Charles University, Minn.; Rt Rev. Abbot Innocent Atchison, Kan.; Rt. Rev. Abbot Leponucene, Chicago H.; Rt. Rev. Leo Haid, G S. B., D. D.. of North Carolina, represented by Rev, '. J. Eagan;. Rt. Rev. Arch Abbot Lean- der, o. S. B.. St. Vincent. Pa, represent ed by Rev. Joseph Kellar; Very Rev. Dean Nuerr, of Birmingham, clergy in the sanctuary; Reverends Tyrell, Spring Hill College, Mobile; Father Savage. Montgomery; Father Gleason, Nashville; Father ONeal, Franklin, Ky.; Father O'Reilly, Birmingham; Father Kelly, Bessemer; Father Henry, Decatur; Father Nuerr, Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-16
Nothing New as to Miners.

The leaders of the United Mine Workers of America, Alabama district, No. 20, had nothing new to give out to-day beyond the fact that one small commercial coal operator, the Union Coal Company, with a small mine in the Warrior district, had signed a tenn porary contract, making thirty-one in all who had attached signatures to such contracts.
 President Ed Flynn to-day went to Bibb county to look after some petty matters pertaining to the union. w. R. Fairley, national hoard member of the mine workers, was in charge of head quarters to-day and he said that there had been no overtures made looking to a resumption of negotiations between the operators and the miners. and that there were no indications of 1t. The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com pany has banked the fires in a large number of coke ovens at Pratt City.
 Preparations are being rushed at Mine No. 8, Pratt City. for convicts to be placed therein, to take positions of the union men who quit July 1. Union labor is doisg the repairs about the mines.
 An indignation meeting was held to- night at Pratt City and expression giv- en against the operation of mines with convict labor except-such mines as have heretofore been worked with that kind of labor. It Is given out that a large number of coal cutting machines have been ordered and are now on their way to the district and will be placed in mines to be operated by convict or non-union labor. The situation is not so bright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-16
Trial of Chinamen Postponed.

The hearing of Charley Jung. Chung Pc, Lum Mum and Lum Jo, the China men arrested some time ago by A. A. Seraphic, special agent of the Depart ment of Commerce and Labor, on the charge of being without necessary cer- tifcates required by the Chinese ex- clusion act, was postponed again be- fore Commissioner Birch. but will be on by tomorrow. One of the defend- ants claims that he lost his papers in a fire. another that his had been accidentally. lost, one says he was born in the United States. and the oth- CT claims to be a merchant. In the event that the government makes out its case against any or all of the de- fendants they will be given into the custody of the United States marshal for the district to be deported to Chi ma. The Chinamen have strong legal talent. All of them belong to a local Sunday school
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-16
To Deliver Bonds.
Martins Case Goes over.

J. Q. c. Martin, arrested in Bessemcr Tuesday afternoon on the charge of making and passing counterfeit, silver dollars. was taken before United States Commissioner Wilson this morning. but the case was continued on motion of defendants counsel, who desired further time In which to present evil dence for his client
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Ovenstaaende Billede a e n Afdeling at RASMUSSEN PRACTICAL
BUSINESS SCHOOL, 524 Globe Bldg, Cedar og Fourth sts., St. Paul
wiser Studenterne i Arbejde SON Bogholdere og stenografer. Stu
denter i denne Skole, hr naar de fuldender det foreskrevne Kur-
sus, ingen Vanskelighed rec at finde code Still1nger i Forret-
n1ngskontorer. Eftersp0rgselen efter Rasmussen Graduenter e me-
get stor, og unge Mennesker burde strax arrangere at kunne 70
gynde It Kursus a Efteraarsterminen begynder. Illustreret Ka-
talog pa Forlangende, og Bes6gende r altid velkome. Ale der
hr 1nteresse Undervisning indbydes til at tage denne
derne, t1dssvarende Skole og dns Methoder i Ojesyn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
Buastjfueiter / 81, &nnl.
Sea- b%anif<uorifc Boi9at9u &irfc,196

VuV1IJfAtlltA S1~ FuA%"
9cn banif*uorife @olgat5a &irfc,1 1876
Gbomas st., nnr Como Mbe-
@rbstjenelt tie bber @gnbag Sor.
mi66og 81. 1890. @enoogsi tole
&. 1910. l1ng0omsn1p0e 81.
$50. Mftentiene7te 81. 7.30. Sp-
bp9geliesmG0e Snsoog Mften &I.
s. Mnbreos 6. Spcblen, Ern1t,
914 &plbo ct.
Hrnlten treffes / &irfens 5tl,-
berepnrdie bber 6ormiooug fra
ST. 1912 % bber Mften fru &I.
6::3O-7.30.
9umif rpang.=lntb. 81. Gtcpbau,s
&irfe, @jsrnet al Srlemes og Ste-
oens 5treet. @ubstjenelte bper
Spnoog Bormi0oog 81. II. spn<
1ngsFoIe 81. 8. 5. g. M%aber1en,
Street,. @op9l: 11S Sing ct.
@urb Trel1ers norif<lmtberife @e.
1niBbth. @ubstienefte bber Sgn,
bu9 6urm. SCI. 1890 og Mften &l.
7.30 / &npellet poo Sale ST., r9r
5berburne Mue. Senbugs1tole
ar 12-1 MIp Gfnnninnnpr
binrtelig sbelfomne. @ep. 8. ..
2aurbummer, 1872 Sberburne
glpe.
|Gmnt,tls a1orif+l1t5erffe @cnigbeb
(&auges Syno6e) balber @1tbstie<
| neite boer 5enbag Gormd6bae @.
1890 og 5Bn6ag Mfen SCI. 7.30 i
&irfen paa &isrnet al GAMBIA oe
ID. Streets. Spnbags1fole fra
81. IL til l. &d1tor Ctr. 8. Bro.
bo1g. 298 8iliams ct. MIIe ct
belfomne til @1fbstnnefterne og
5gn6agstolen.
a1orif*bamife 8%apt1tffirfe, @jsr<
net df Muforb og @oo6brtbge Sts.
@nostjeneite bper @gnbog &I.
1890 Jorm. og 7:30 Mfen. 81.
$50 ung6omsmbbe. Eorsbog Af<
ten &l. 8 8ennen1p6e. Sen 1rorif<
ban1fe 8optiftmenigbe6s ling
Somrsforentng meber / tit 2ofale
bber Spnbug SCI. $50 @fterm. 81.
Mfilforo og 8oobbri6ge cts.
@ang og Mu1if al Il. s. Songfor.
Mle Sfanotnaber bjertelt9 DEL
fommen.
Srcfolbigbebs norife Gu. lntb. @}enis,
feb uf Sen Torenebe Strife. @uos>
%tjeneite s6noug Sormio6og ST.
1920 og Mften 81. 7.30. @pn=
oogsifole SCI. IL til 1 2ofaIet poo
&jprnet at Sberburne @t. og 6ar=
rington glbe. ga. @etcrlie,
&re1t, 407 CHARLES ct.
Sen nurif-banife M%etbobiitfirfc, 81.
al 8roo6mop & 13. ct. CUBS
tjeneite Gorm. 81. 1890. Mften
7.45. hinge Golfs @pnortb 9iga:
@pnoog Mfter1 @. Gas og litcrnrt
Mg6e 2. og 4. Strs6og / Moone.
Sen. 86nnem6be bber Onsbag
Mften 81. s. S. 81. Satobier, Ha-
flor, 289 -. @treet.
Spmubens norif eo. I,ttb, Mcnisbco,
81. al Canada og 13. Sts., boI0er
@u6stiene1te bper @pn6og 6orm.
81. 1890 og Mften 81. 7.30. Sen=
1agsifolen mg6er 81. 8 fyorm.
s &opellet poo &jpr,1et al &ea<
nep og Carl @ts., ct Ser Gg11=
6agsffole bber @gn0og Gftermib=
Bag 81. 3 og @u6stienefte ser. 7H
Mfen.
S @apellet paa. 81. al ct. sl=
bans % @berburne Sts., er Ser
@gnoogsftole bper Senoag Otter
m66ng 81. 3 % @a1ostieneite @.
7.30 @ften. Mbomas Nilsion, So
fhnr ,Glnr sS11llpr e Mnrinn eta
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Sans. Solution, Ser boer / go. s
@eit Mcfer ct. og orbejoer poo Oof.
lono &%irfegaor6, bleb iib1te Senooq
Mften tent paafj6rt of cit Slice ct
Spornogn paa &jgrnet af Slice oQ
6ront @ts.> ga ban bil0e frp6ie Ga:
oen poa &ejen til lit &iem. Mr.
Sobnion fit Sen enc 5fuloer al Sci
og en- bel Sci Saar oper beIe 2ege.
met, ser fam blibe farlige 11of So far
er IS Mar gammel. &on bragtes
til 8Dboipttalet. 2egerne er lite
rt9tt9 flor ODER ON fan far foae1
inore 8effa6igelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boTbt forle6e1,
ct Mebe bbor &apport ouer &apitol=
bpgningens nprpprenbe Eirltant
fremlag6es, bporaf oct fremgoor al
8pgningen M rarn1er fig bens Subj
enoe11e og @pmtteen mener at Den
til ben /. December bill ppre iuabtbt
ierbig at Tlptningen fru Sen gumle
8pgning bill f1mne ftnbe Sttb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Gefrrtrr 9emtebins al &elief 90
|rietp far 1en0t en- Mobori el til Bpens
Torretningsmpn0 onu at tage 1iy /
&are for ct Selifob al Spinblere ser
CT paa Sci til ct. Saul fra Be1ten.
Ge uogiuer Zig for at tiIberte Sc BE-
fjenste r8olunteers", bbis nniform
Sc bore % tigge 8enge til ct Siem
for unge Yiger. De er lite uutbpri-
ferret af Sen Organization 6e foregi=
1ber at tilbbre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

'&eb Marets ShatniuasfeF i &os.
m1s1en &racficol Bu1ineis @cbool,
Ser dfbofotes 1i61te l1ge, fit De fbl~
genbe nnge Menneff Tier Diplomer:
Wfiis 81. 8. @orie> Mi1s g. sc.
Mbolpb1en, Miis 8. 9. @briitenien,
Mfi1s s. 5cbiermer, @i1s $. SORES
og N>r. 5. &utpap, Mr. 5. S. @ooo=
millie, Mr. q. &nu6l len, Mr. 3. s..
Scbouten, Mr. s. Miemon, Scr. 81.
Sobn1on. Sc to Me0oljer Ser bar
lopet for set beblte Mrbej0e gjennem
Marets 2pb bleb gipne til Miis 8.
9. @briiten1en og Mr. S. S. @ooo-
uillie. st mu1tfalf og literert Bro=
gram blep u0fbrt al Mils 81. Gin
man, Mi1s 6. Bonbrp, Mi1s 6. 80.
Sobiemmr1 og Mi1s g. @enrp, iomt
Mr. Geo. @ob1t og Mr. 8. 6. @ar=
ming. Ser oar mango @ieiter til
lteoe og allie @nmrene bleb goot u6=
f6rte. M1le be 11nge Menneifer Ser
enote beres SIRIUS bar allereoe facet
An1ettelie. Sc felgenoe fat &la6s
iom @%tenografer, Miis 80. 8. Morie
Il Strlt Sectional 8onf, S1aDton,
@inn.; Miis 6. 80. Mbolpbion poo
IS. g. 9fD's @ontor; Mtis 8. 9.
Gbriltenien poo 5tearns Saint Cos
&ontor; Miis S. Scbiermer bos
Scbunemon & @bons; Miis @oDes
beS Scopes 8ro@. & Cutler; Mr. $.
S. @ooomiGlie bos Minn. Gransfer
&c.; Mr. 81. &nuo1on bos go. ct.
Saul &acfing Co.; Mr. 8. s..
Scbonten ibos Nmericon Di1t. Eele.
graph SO. / Seem Sort og Mr. Sre6
Nieman bos superintendent, g.. g.
@p, @ran6 SORTS. De fblgen6e bar
&lo6S Tom 8o9boloere: Mr. S.
@anap bos 8obn Mfg. Co., % @r.
81. Sobnion paa ct. Saul 9ailp
Stems &ontor. N%rincipalen, Mr.
8alter &osmusien, CT en- 2an6s-
mano, % bans STOLE er enSnititution
lom lite alene 2an6smqnb men bele
Bpen bar Sore at. 0eriom noger
at bore l111ge Mpn6 eller @bin6er
tenfer paa at faa en- Sorretningslto.
oanne1ie bgr Sc Ie Mr. &asmusier
t1toen BE belger en- 5fole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
@aartxSSberetuts1

for iiofte use, op til ben 8. Mu9uit.
92ebbelt AZ
IsaS. 0.2ents 4 &c.. D%etuueaSsItS. 9qtus
&peoepriier uregelmesiige, uiifre
/ Sremttoen. Sc bill aibenge a. /
bbor flor l1bltrefning @oeoen to-
ger Globe fra Sag til Sag. 81 tror,
&rtierne oil itiee oe tilroaber at
fjsbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

George &iurunel, ben z Mor gumIe
Sen al Soiepb aimmel, 327 Eorontu
ct, bIep 1ibfte Dnsoug poafjert Of
ct Milmoufee Eog og af9if neo o.
Sen 1pm en- TBlge bernf en- balp 81
me fenere poo Bpboipitdlet. % nIDf>
Ten bar ben6t bIep 2otomotipet fro
fdblet og ben Title Dreng fisrtes paa
bet / ftprlte 9d1t til 8pbo1pitalet, men
bBoe iom 6slge Of 8lobtb 5 Minut<
ter efter. Goroneren bar fororbnet
CT ltnberipgeGie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Sobn @ammmg, SSunitor ueb 2a>
fapette Sfolen, bleb forleben Mften
rant al en- Sten / Eunoen ubfditet al
cit Slpnge al Brunf @utbnut, 8 Mor
gamme1. 1rengen bubbe life til
@eniigt at ru11me SSunitoren n,e,1
foiteoe Stenen efter en- Druge i 21f=
ten. STR. &ornming farbt bepfbitlps
til Sorben efter Sloget, men bur bog
life toget 11ogen bi6ere %ulporIig
Sfobe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
Maar vGt. Saul Sibenbe" bper

Maar nGt. SAUL sibenbe" bper
nge bringer 10-15 5polter
.i6eh1ffen6e me6 @pbeoer fra Dm'
mart og 5an6erjpuuno bill Sc fleite
2m6smnn1 1eri fin0e en- elIer anben
Rpleb, Iom 1erlig in~teresierer bam
eller benoe. Ml er BET sen rette Ei6
at abonrere pao Bla6et, set Til
bolbe Dem %unberrettet ON, bpdb Der
foregaar I boer @gn / Dmmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

S. $. @arrob, EN- 8remier poa
600 Sernbone, un6gif me6 Ngb og
rteppe 9eben lio1te Sen6ag i6et fan
romteS / @obebet "a Soget fjerte
:gje11nem @eltmin1ter ct. Tunnel=
len. @orro6, ser befon6t fig poo
Soppen al en- 6rogtoogn, glernte at
buffe Jig 6o Soget fjerte i1o / G11,-
nel(en og blep faltet al Bognen oe
lift ct gabenoe Soar / Einoingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Splepb 8reGt1ts 411f= % &e6z&on'
tor poa 9jernet uf Socfion og 8.
Sts. bleb i 2pbet af 1i6ite Spnbag
biem1pgt af Epoe, ser peo 5julp al
en- @unmer for1bgte at aubne Een'
geifobet, men MATTE upgipe oct efter
at BET bur Fpffebes Dem at ufbrnffe
@amttuget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
|Kirkelia Salnler.'

ct Bad til kristelis oplysntns
% opbysselse paa Croens
0rund. udgives at Dpn dan.
ske, ev..luth. Kirk4
Amerjka- udkommer til
bver S6ndas, redigeres at past.
p. 06tke, Raeine, Wis. Koster
$1.oo ON Haret, bestilles hos
% betales til r r r z
PAST. K. kNUDSEN
HUTCHINSON, MINN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
st. Paul.
u. G. Gyaien,
zofalreoaft5r.
G. Roienmeier,
Manager.
Manager.

Tsrretningsfbreren treffes baelig
paa 8labets &pHtpr, 46 ltniou
mellem 11-2 % tilliee
6ber 2proag Mften fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Gbarles Gelbacb, en- Sernbaneur-
bejoer, for1panbt for cit 11ges Gio
iioen iporlslt fra fit @iem, 90S CO.
fonb st., efterldben fin 1rnae SIT
itru pg ct iefs Moane6er gommelt
Barn / Tuttibom. Den Goripunbne
er 80 Mar ganmel % en- Mrrerurbrc
er blenen libtagpt moi bonn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

&illiam smcco, en- SoIoot fra
Sort Snelling, blep iorleoen le16t til
Nrbejosbuiet for 80 Gage forbt bu',
/ ber1,iet Silitanb tog en- Grocery
pogn foron en- Saloon pao Soutb
I@obaiba ct. % fjerte til Soutb ct.
Saul, bpor ban ipil6te Snoboloet.
Ml,ligpis nil han blibe jtilIet for en-
&rtgsret naor ban bor uoionet lin
|Straf / Mrbejbsbuiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Safe Mmbrpic, en- mig @anb, or
r%elterct og icnot til Nrbejosbulet for
2psqrngeri, blep forleben fritoget
fpr &elten al Struffen efter at bupe
o%itjent 10 Gage, bo bun mootog Ell
Hengeforlcnoelle fra lit Stem pan
500. San matte lppe Eolitioom'
mcrn at forlabe @pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Minneiota @tate SUR itun6er nj,
til me6 raife @fri6t; om 1oele fao
Tiger aabnes Sen itore l16itilling, ser
.a%lmin6elig oniees for Sen be61 tie al
lin Mrt / Sc Gorene6e Stater. 6or=
bereoelie rne til at mo6toge l161til=
lingsgienitanoe ct trufne; / @irfelig=
be6en bar 8pgninger ioa bel iom ieI-
be l16itillingsgr11n6en / 1anee Ei6er
beret fer6ig; tbi iao inart set enc
aars Gair er forbt, begDnoer SCRIBE
reoelierne til set neite Mors. Saor
bar ser imblerti6 beret uip6banliQ
meget at gibre, ibet ser er opfgrt en-
nh ~manufacturers Building"
2tgele6es bor 8reii6e1t @oserobe,
|@efreter @an6an og andre al n6=
1ttllingens @mbe6smerb beIggt for,
ffiellige n6itillin9er og bentet Soccer
6erfra, nabnlig me6 &enipn til sc
6orlpitelier, Ser ifal bp6es poo. ct
2ouis u6itillingens bergmte n&ife"
oil blibe repro6uceret paa Stat'
6oiren, ONT emo / min6re Mooleltof
Dprifuet, Ser til ollie Ei6er bar bee
ret State Gairens melt .ber6ifuIo,
Sci, bill ioar blipe lterre emo ,ogen
;;,,So 81,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Mcnigbcbsmpoet / @plgatbafirfcn,
befien0tgiort til f~erltfommenoe Sns=
bos Mften, bill life finoe Ste6 fpr
Onsoag Mften Sen "a. paa @run6 al
at Ealtor Spcbien t%ilbringer nGi te
l1ge / Chicago.
Ser bill blipe Mltergong / @olgo-
tbofirfen Spnbag Morgen Sen 81.
Mug11lt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

@aitor Scale fra pzforbpille, 8is.,
bar a%flaaet &al6et til sen norife 5p.
nobefirfe Der 8pen, % Menigbeoen
bar III falot &rof. 3. 20. Gimme,
lto6 / @alesbille, isis.
&aoifaleren @mgcne q. Debs, So
cialiiter1es &onoioot for &reiioent i
fommenoe @alg oil ontagelig TONNE
til ct. Saul / 2pbet al Oftobe1 %
fremboloe &artiets @rinciper.
Srcoerief @uobrieb, en- eummel
Mono Ser boeoe bos fin Spn 114t
Mrunbel ct, afgif forlcoen pe6 81
Sen iom 5elge at ct Iolo fra ct
Stillaos. Gen gon1le Man0 bar
ifrro mea at reporere Stoloen ga
lllpffen bpn0te.
George &allcD, 1856 Charles Ct,
%follioerte liolte Ssnoog Mften meo
eli S,1terurbon Sporpogn poa @ipr=
net at Mrunoel og l%lniperIitp Mpe's
mes SEN Splgc at bans MGie blep
br9ffet, bans Bicycle flu1it, og ban
fe1p temmelig oloorlig forTaaet.
Sp1epb Sub, 925 &ice st., folbi
for1eoe11 ne0 al ct Stillaos paa e1
9us ban nor beifiefiget meo at ma:
1e. Dette er anoen Gang I Sc iibIte
to Moaneoer at 6ette CT bGnot bom
9e11ne Gang falot Fan fra en- &ejbe
al IS SOB og forilog Zig meget oluor:
Zig. San fit to @ibbcn breffet
6o1oet og mootte ienocs til 8pbo1pi'
to1et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
@eb Sis eller 3eparatioa at 11bre
beisg ben p%eIfienote SupelM Simon
NeIlon, 2O9 6. z. Ct, ct. Saul,

Ne0 81p0 eller Ee@QraltpH ~ ugIe
|befsg ben p~eIfienote SSupela Sinro1,
Mellpn, 2O9 6. z. ct, ct. Saul,
Sans Spbnioa, cit @raper ! Dat
lono Cemetery, blep Sgnbag< Mften
paofiprt al en- 5porpogn poa &tce
% 6ront Sts. @en1tre Sf1loer %
Gpire MnfeI blep breffet.
Ser CT blcoem amifaffet ct NIT
Sl1fnin9sapporot til @ranbpGi enet
at Sen loofoIote metropolitan Sppe.
Mpeoratet cr iltonb til at us enoe to
Stroalcr poa CT Gang.
Charles 6. Banter, lpm | SC libltc
IL Mor bar puret CIT al 8pcrs Eoli=
tibctjcnte, bar taget Mflfeo fra lin
Stilling. Mr. Banter far fornpliA
eiftct Jig meb @nfen otter SEN be-
fienbte Soloonfccper S>pomblcp.
@plupcr mob 8anben % Sorr9cn
b(ep torleben baonbbGpet for fprltc
Gang / mango slor, ibet 6ranf Sra
tocDelle iiojte 5enbog blep orrel teret
poa Z. ct. for benne S%orieelle. S
@olitiretten iopmtes BON en- 8poe
paa SIS.
&pgnmrnbcnc, ser biotil bar bopt
beres &oIoep1obs poa Cedar Ct.
melIem 5. % 6. Sts., ,noa mn til at
flptte, ioet alderman @e1bers 6or=
llug til CT Tproro11ing ON Dcres
GIntninn til 9. Ct. meIlem Ge1Qr oo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-16
Hawaiian Hurt But
Was Not Drunk

Charles Hummel. who was riding on
a King street car yesterday at about 2
o'clock. in front Of the new flshmarket,
saw an accident In which an aged ma
tive. attempting to board the car.
slipped and fell to the ground. His
head struck the pavement. hurting the
man SO that he had to be taken to the
hospital. Mr.. Hummel relates the cir
cumstance to clear the unfortunate
Hawaiian OF the charge made In print
that he was "paralyzed with drink"
1T was purely an accident" said Mr..
Hummel. land neither motorman. con-
ductor nor the Hawaiian were to blame
for the occurrence. The Hawaiian
weighed about 200 pounds and in at
tempting to get on the car lost his grip
and fell. There was no blame to be
attached to anyone and merely to clear
the name Of the Hawaiian | wish to go
on record that he was sober and that
he was grossly slandered by the article
IN the morning paper"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-16
Contract Is Let For
Clearing Golf Course

The executive committee Of the Ma
noa Valley Golf Club held a meeting
yesterday and the business OF starting
the game on nearby links was given
a considerable boost Bids for the con-
tract of clearing the grounds were
opened and the secretary authorized to
ign an agreement with the lowest bid
fer. The cost Of clearing the grounds
will be It least 500 less than was es-
timated by the promoters Of the club
The clearing will be completed within
three weeks, after which the greens
and tees will be laid out.
The committee hopes to have the
grounds ready by July and 1t is quite
possible that play can be had before
that time.
Supplies for filling up the course with
holes, discs and direction flags will
come on the next Alameda.
To correct a current misunderstood.
ling relative to membership In the club
II should be said that all that is re
CURED is for those wishing to join. tc
send their names to the secretary
Wade Warren Thayer or to Woods q
Sheldon.
Ladies joining the club pay no initia
ton fee and dues of only so cents pei
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-16

house, waikiki of baseball grounds.
Depth OF well, ten feet. This water Is
high In nitrates and contains meas
urable quantity of nitrites. 1t is poll
luted.
mo. 5. All Poy-well supplying POI
shop. Depth of we'll, six and one-half
feet. This is the worst water Of the
list. At the time samples we're taken
IL was uncovered, which Is probably
its normal condition. Across the street
there are a number of lodging houses
and the drainage from these cesspools
probably finds its way into this well.
For the purpose Of comparison. an an
alysis of this water, made November
10, 1903, is given. AS remarked In No.
4, the unoxidized heterogeneous matter
Is much higher in the first analysis
than in the second, the pollution at
that time being in fresher state.
mo. 6. Well near old Government
quarry. This well is at least one hun
dred feet from any source Of contain.
nation. The analysis shows 1t to BE-
badly. polluted and the COMMUNICATING
matter to be in a comparatively fresh
stage.
"As the presence and amount Of
nitrites affords the most valuable indi'
cation of water pollution, examined q
spring near the old Government quarry
for this presence. Nitrites were pres
emit in only a slight trace.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-16
KAULUK0U REHEARSAL

Alice Campbell is to repeat her sue
cess as Michaela In the Kaulukou ben.
eft program on Saturday. This an
nouncement, giving promise OF an I'M
alloyed treat. bespeaks the excellence
OF the entertainment Mrs. Annis Mon
tague Turner has arranged for her pro-
tege's last appearance as an amateur.
What with Annis Montague. herself, as
Leonora and Carmen, with the Hon.
Paul Isenberg as Maurice, with Lot
Kaulukou himself, who is said to have
developed wonderfully, with the bril-
liant artists OF the concert interlude
and the augmented chorus of fifty vol
unteer voices, Saturdays program sur
passes even Mrs. Annis Montague Tur'
ner's own previous efforts.
There will be a final rehearsal this
evening when, with the Berger orches
ira, the scenes from III Trovatore'
and Carmen" will receive their final
gloss. On the night everything viii
be staged with full accessories of seen
cry and costume and no pains or ex
pense spared to make the productior
memorable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-16

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