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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15
M,cALLEY.HENpERsoN.

Mir and Mrs. w. c. Henderson of At lanta announce the engagement of their daughter Estelle to MT. Langston Mccall ley of Birmingham, the wedding to take place the latter part of June, at St. Phil lips Cathedral, Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15
PELHAM CHAPTER.

There will be meeting of Pelham chap ter, U. D. C.. on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. J. A. Rountree The annual election of of- fcers will take place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

Nh EIDE And no damaged goods to uU IlnE offer, but we have got the largest, new anL up-to-date stock of Wall Paper in the city, and, as for prices, well, you will make mistake if you don't get ours before placing your order. J. H. Roll, Wall Paper and Art Store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15
cHILDREN's ENTERTAINMENT.

The children's entertainment will be given at the rectory of the Church of the Advent on Monday evening at clock for the benefit of St. Agnes guild.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15
COACHING PARTY.

A delightful coaching party was given on Friday evening" the party including Mrs. J. H. Jones, Mrs. Bramberg Mrs. Dearborn Miss Alethia Wallace, Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15
WE'RE DOING THE
 PHOENIX ACT

No. 200S Third avenue lthe old Water-
 works office), with an entirely new Stock of Wall Papers and Art Goods 4that won't have an old pattern in it, but only the choicest things in up-to- date goods. Being late in the season we bought them at much less than regular prices, and will save our cus- toners money
 w. D. COLBY DECORATING co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

arts building along with paintings and sculpture on their artistic merits. Here tofore Art" has meant painting and sculpture alone; now 1t includes all dec oraton and craftswork.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

An Interesting experiment in the indus- trial education of the blind is now being made at Chicago by Mrs. S. s. Frackletin, the well-known originator of the interest ing gray and blue man. She has under taken the task of teaching the art of the potter to a blind girl resident of the Industrial Home for the Blind Chicago and the experiment Is being watched with the hope that it will prove so successful as to furnish a new incentive for the in- dustry of the sightless in other institu- tions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

One of the latest fads for belt buckles and jewelry of every kind is the rage for white coral. It has entirely taken the place of the red. Men are using it for studs etc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

At the St. Louis exposition all works of decorative art are admitted to the fine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

An unusually attractive programme was given on Friday by the pupils of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

health, and will be at home with Mrs. N. F. Thompson, 2990 Highland avenue. until the summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

Mrs. Nathan T.. Bray and Miss Ethel Bray of Eufaula, will be the guests of Mrs. Floyd Guice the latter part of May. They ares now in St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

Col and Mrs T. O. Smith have re- turned from Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-15

As rapidly as pos sible. We left the ashes" at the old
 stand on First ave nue, and we are do- ing the rising" at
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
SsrOaHlH e. mrnihlid. /.

Ses sroote -idao n 1,litor areu;
Ndnteeven . sarIlne SGncu..
etwoe ne hiidtlt Srnl!s SsGn,
2oA bdt ie an. os Sun9ens adru.
Ga lde no sians 0iatten9pInl
Ssrlpraadtn nd met 4Poatrs aaai,
LIN weim od oerr &Gi;cr barGt
S0nn aoIt SGrlrs r,d utl ut,
,Sn ouSttrR llp ie on b. Suur
= Sdd,len noh Gith mas ocriuor.
20 iorurii bi an. cd ttdI itcu Gant
Adu 8aIlteu is't, ma, ciuatt lie Sduf.
in Mil id am 0msrrdltsi,
Sm otitern mi en Suyten 1aidsn.
Sropu idnapp; ia ltd in seneu Sas
III beiot ArM een isiIptu 5d0g,
aonm AGel 81 IitBi MI la.I AM Niatteu.
Cat Ca ii;d Slet. oi iom lrI0iten.
p Eoilor irtea loE esrbsn allB,
Sud keimer poB. eh NodlgenlIB.
AdrlmC. &sohtn, bait bod EN-,
lie Siebc iaub ia lhredIia ieiu,
aGrllnt. Rino, bin ou perrutt?
III bait mia ia bdIN tOi9corildt
gin !Gar H.. CiuGi., cd ipsiIi 0eitobu,
Ncr;sil,, Cd lsi mi 9oni ueroohn,
Cd odtI, Cd bdo min AadI eeorildt,
"a -swcrrai6ung ea mIB9ludt.
9dm eaT, wdO on seiban loeten
Will idi lerne lii pergrbtn,
Seood in dlIrnadntr SeIt
Nidut ibr Ur loaieit eu,n bercit,
Scn Strihum tount nod msbr paiiireu,
Sd piu Sua Iie5sr ,opuIiren.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

Tin m ~ombitons. Qri;o.m, luobn-
batter 9unaasisls bat ilt btrsit tr
Tart untes gsriNsu gsoin9ungen oas
SOD Der Gbs aui lit 81 Rbmsn. 6r
pla ndnlia $500 2poIe III il si an
heiruihsl,;ltias ilras Wdotsn cosr
99lt;Wsa usttauip ,uno .otfnlas nit
isincr SaPo btaIilttn. lysIti oas aro.
be geps ,ls1i. Bon .insm Maotsn
eotg zine gSitips ansr 1olar 3u usr-
llna,H mit Der @usiiht, onb iie slas
inter $500 lem pSros.. i. in unihrIit
sIa msriwayoncs G,niinnsn, bob mus
nor nuosrsr'eils audi beDsn.sn, bar Die
sliflias Ysluinn.rip unt.r llniiano.u
ial,lnus.a optr haisli,l isin .aun uno
ptr b'trsfsnos 3unsNrlls il, iroso,m
tsiratbsn muB = ipsnu sr a nltt Uor-
;sh,, eorhsr mt ben $500 oas gseiIs
IL iuhm
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
9ciers Qebcnsrc9cln.

Gln NetislbiNtt lhrcibl: ,oaB bic
paar Ecllar. Die bu Dem 3eitun9slhrei'
ber lduloig bin, nur plaGien". Ger
atrl piro niti alslh psrhunaern. 0'un
tr oi6 mabni, lperoe iatarob. Sa0s,
e Toll islnen 9SiiA" bebaten, es leie
i'm ia oOh 9ilcmNno; o0nu 0cbe bin
urt bor9c osm Nahbar Ole 3eitau9 ab.
ot ebe TT lie islbtr 9elsisn bat. 9In=
ieiaen IT gan; unnilb. Stoer Iennt
oit ia obnrbin uuO weib. mus DIT al
Ueriaurcn bait. gtem SsmanO aus rei-
f,r 6amiR ilir5t, 10 asbe in Die 3,us
ierei uno la0e, er iOle eirsn biiblhen
stlnrri nis Hcu,eisit auInsbmen. Sa.
e el;ir tin 9itt,s @eyt iiir ois 5slilm9
MAO psnn Ssmano IT'D mad oerlelbcn
eyturoilt 10 lu9s: .3a, id CLAUDE
mir 3 btn Oa ion Glisbldithen, ater
6 1T nlhis mirib." III ipln cumul
l,bea, mas ntius Nadbarn iiIr gie'pstl
por Dir betOmmen
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
Mfiilullri fir 8uu euelt.
'hlber -)opP 10 foi Ser nit 10 600 Stimmsr ,ebrbsii
erpdhlt 1elan9sn ale rrublilniitcn Gauesasu mS 2lm

Soispb @. 6ult il Der cin;iae oon
allen Gtno!raieu bic I'M oi. gnnlt
rarsm anNsitellts am Ruosr ots
Siaaisidilix III isin. Der aaetn o,r
5iuibn.Il. gloeraano ~ am Tisnstaa
ll6 ant ubsr gai1ouri ,raOB. Eor.
isp W. ehatltiuro osrtriti aua lulb.
emo Der ndtitsn iipsi Sabre ben sttt
Glfir;tt i'm Spnsreb' nuo 9e Wltes
ileais nbsr isinsn Gssusr gbaliant
= las grGt b;ni6 in uni.
srem sis.nm gountp, benz republi.a.
niiten Siast. fieI aus nj. fib q bel
Der 9roe,n Raiorid! usIdbs hi. Wepub-
lifansr in Gsuntp babsn n,at uroers
sruartsn liss-uub bod nurnm
.,' u' ualom,f sS,9pi llus suq ,oI
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

Vrdlioert Xooisttlt lpuroe nit 0ro.
Ser Stla.mtrWsbrbsit uber oea o,mo-
tlatiiaer adro,oaitr Barter srpdhlt.
6olaspos Staatsn sabea ilrs gItttuys
iiir SOOisOstt ab; goloraoo
6aIiiO,nia, 6onnetticut. 2tl,pdrs.
3oabp, 3uinriS, Suoidni. Soma.
aauias, Wdias, NayglIAo, gIaN..
auictts, ghtIsar. ,MInn'icid. MiNr
OarL Woniana Rem Serisr, 9lsbras
IA, glsm Sanibire, Y;ploa, gltu
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
OftaI,oma ,6armcu.

lt babe tinige Gusgeia,b.e flr mtr
N SlIdhoma gu iim biIli0su ,rslisn
p,rlauicn, " w.n'lea .bunOtr
l5lIt,n to nm iunge geur tier EN-;
ogmdtb QriipOGn Snuotlurern blc
ie; o'c'c eegtro gilniiIse ojeIcleubtli
@; uotbeiIbaitcn QIullQsn. So IL
t2utt aerues9lltn ceWinidie glu@tlnil
" y. Ntnte
Nporp =. !.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

iuahli. .Ieie beicsn Nasnabmsn fuo
SiHp eitnI,rt' fur Den mandb onttr
Hepuelltavsr,- uuo reru r auk
.Saloonistper' gelpsIcn, aud mana
orapsI grobibiipniit asitimmt bat
-er rouros ;un Sb.rll, srpdblt. s.r.
!ler l'sae oetr 5os. TiIats ,ar
8l,tier oes 2. Elitriits uno ,noliA
0illp Saoieicn. sbsnMas Temotrot-
!@ebst lsiIls popuIaritdt In iein,mleia..
rsm lCidae) SouHtp 100 er el9 Stim.
tHsn Niarheit sai. Seibsr b.alnliia=
ten ihr biz 9spubI,iansr BON. Gaseon.
aes uno 6rdnilin M1D. me bic DON
llaas u rurR asfalapsn uno Der
Heenblantr &po-s ium RristiAt.r
er,ptbl..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

Su QshiNtn J ,(ro'e :
tdnn ttn nIdnt,l bJl rtr
~, II ii Ylier ulh - i e
nes Srlhsl. an Res .t Il tl
9tupitn fh odnlt / .jr., or .rtllut
but.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

gort, Nrst5 Gdiota Cbio, Sltson,
Hsnnlplunnia, Rtooe 3silno, South
Ha'otl IItlb. Nrrmoui, Rsit &hQt..
ma g9aihinston, Tistrn'in, @uo-
nin9-343.
Vdrtsr estielt oi: gl,iioraltimmsu
Der Siaattn gllatalnd. slriduids. EIo.
TIoa. secrsia. Seututp. 2ouiiana,
g'lNinippi, 9crtt sarnliRe. Sou,t
ear0Ilna, 8cnueHss, 9claS, Yirsi.
nll-lj3
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

IN 2nrD 90. itdrb 6rlu 9|0ru
HlH,lrr lsBe 23obc im llter hon 81
Sabrsn. TH Glm mar DE Niutttr
Upn 30 alnO,r. ndmih Is 3pllllnatn.
An orr1a gen HtItacitittt tennt pIan
teiHe ndM,l@et 6lg t. iei omn N
aoniJ : Iamnns 3sit.n.
= Su, q. 2oni9 ii, am pIOnia9 0srr
: ista 6lemens Ysdsrmanu m NItsr
os ,Iahrep atiioretu. &c; @srltcrbs'
ne lpar Sh pltlsrpdisr Ger irdu Sp.
-lt'oS ueb. Oentt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

Tie diutrfsn Blpdeuotr
sssli bdnatn iHs Shurm b., gr,t,r.
Ratbsordlein GiaIano. ciik osri,I.
zen. be lsnDr yldfs. :oi,at nit BE.
itsa, Saipuaarao uno 9I6yssl aIlsiu
nabslu iiinf 1onusn. uno uin fs ,n
lduisn, fuo spsi NanR ,riotoGli9.
lit srebe Erhd. ab.f bic
3tm:s In gantou !uukn asliA
200. 900 psrfonn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
Noeales.

.-Gie oisbr. Stsa taulltu bier en.
Dc gieC 2SOte 9 'lliaulslsl.
-9.lIbsIm Snunutttr mo = anI
&.to II iebtlen lllOnias iurlit pOa
Der N5elidas'iellunq.
-S,s 9oditr oes 0um &tn gar
Ton 9oclBlowi, Mtlru uno gltnie, be.
'anoer li,b aliontal bier.
lllunna6er Aoha Yoabal ) I'D ub
ha,tt 'nr EN- ae 5aQe ieIne &uot mc
rtl'ie jnr gSCItdnslteIunl.
-SCnnidl btianOtn iit Die s. rrtn
Nln uro NturB yotbnti ntbit 8enab.
linn'n opn 2plgiowa bier.
'.r 0ayn 9e'ct SdmiB a b5i
enhr Hub eon Otr Ntr ioro &d'ie mari
r;'tr lagt 3w,linsstal5cr
!, aa. H. u. 7ep,n5od t br,c
ttnit oon J'H mchriaAi8fn 2taicn
billie il : t,uis iuruf.
-6rl. AtGe Gtmno tthyie ltpicr
Hr(iia9 ban tintm 9tptnil tie roa
mlrtytu &pt.nm q. Som.. ham,
-Iis 6tI. Nllmie anutvcr. Rar
No;'ttrs Gp0 9,attl Gppel no uadtcn
ftiit IL Sla~l9Duptltlot eiHtn =.
'ut,
@cn &oJN yugttuoitt mo Njtml..
IN oon Il Slrlna3 tlmsn Eisnslaa
titE1a Il aa' oem g9t9e n.a Jilblola,
.lln.
-Qrr @.Ibdm 0nt,, aalisrsr
ttr &ant POI NDoyo, Ct.alola, Ill
't.t Gilnral b. T bei oen tlleru aar
Ntiddl.
5 5n Qieli,s eicma6lrn uro
%at oon &oelstowr waen Sonn.
tag oIt edrs hiCligtr Qsrmauoien unO
osumos.
-@err 0enrp porib ir. nebii 8e.
mobim mo 6apt gBm. g. Subsr iub.
t!n heulc Der Surrp" mad osr Staats.
bauptlidoi.
-6iau gaiter uno lottsr BON
ggnrirsour9 iinO isil lesisn ,srsitao
sant itrer Saluelttr, rcip. 5auis,
5rou Marin gooe.
lin an @ubltose isiner Qilldi
lls NnrSr rna4tommen ~ tounen. tom
@Opta9 Serr 3Obn Sd)tppers uon
G0unas Sidlion bisrbcr.
''-Jyl. 6hrliiina 9oasl usilt ieit
6rtliag lsBtcr 9eOte in St. gonis mo
ns Jyeunof uno Setinnte / on f,rapo
eis S"Orlos 6alr hsiitiipi. -"
F-Syr Souis Bod bon aitfoun-
hm r0hcis Somiag BEL Bsleaenasit
hia,s Stsrislns aud unpr,m Santtlm
tlrtn pill.ommsnntn Ssiu5 ab-.
-stuf @tnliers Rappen tamen am
trtItda bis luna,n Stuosnrn 6ornsl. /
us gIslemtpcy unb 9fn gSllos .pon
yinn gum S.iuts ibrir gIt.rn her an
une aui islts 1tiis t.lrtsa fs Sona. |
to1 ysienr.
g-9rigsnes ysisr sntrit,tt,n HI,
ltbitm etridis ibr advancement: au. |
Qut Stsrstrs, S.nrD Soan,mxNr.
95il. Sdlisnbuit. 5nbn ali.t6.rms,
sgtiithala; 6srm. go,tmasn. s;E
er,lnsr, S,nrp ecsbnsr. qoslsiolpl;
S,spbon scts. Sos. Nyi,u, Hid.
fountain; 6snru eaubsrt. ifr,,un;;
6nrrs Et.c, gniou Otto, Fk-aa;
Nami aeeibel. Rate 6sltm,rr, ei.
qruis; 9os. QIsfn,r il Ct. xt.rasl
0snrp dofrop. Sabula, pa tsmi
T,IitRsm.Dsr. 1nues, Gs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
Adtllla' Stcner;abler.

oe0itrmtt miro beialnt Qemlhi, onf
oi bic Sttucrbilt)tr BON CiIle 6ounlU
ls ,iibres 1904 er'dlteu hlbe ma
d, @tellen otelss Sabre e. ebeulo ruts
lldr0Me, an oed untendn9eaebcncn
Crten uuo bgtreNpno3n Eattn ip 6ms
lfOHQ nehmsn ner0e.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

= tSsiisrn reiiien iOlasnb, 9amcn
mo Scrrsn BON bier nah ct. Souis
nr Wtltausliefan1: 5oba Borg" cptr
mo etmGblin Nrl. aGiie fsttsl.
5Nhn Greps. 9rh 6,tt,l., Mnthias
iGbols IT,. erbNro Wei nbpra. uno
I frl. Shereiis uno ~ nis 9etter.
,uru.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
farm r psrka afsn: Sine siwa ,pei

farm r ntrka afsn: Sine siwa ;msi
'hf,!en mNolllt,a D II l8el;phalia asle-
zen ua 290 Acrts btliehenoe Sarm
Inn od Der Tigrnlbilmsr aIleinlieaeuo.
bltI Qstapit ipclocn. tfbsnio ale od.
rirI be'iI ollhc &,dus= uno 9ltsrle
tdtaih Itn. 80 gH Nessu ino oa:
"a 9cpi'unst. g9tesn ailh,rsm pennt
man lih an lie erpcOitlon olsies SlGt-
$ "a e. a. oen G'Qentbnmcr, Seun
Rbi 'yucde.
SlsrlarsE Sluci SAaie uno orei SGm
mn, b ben ais 0terticlhen oas lint
Cbt luwpl unosm vOh I'M rrbicn.
l4er libs' osu glnisatbGIt 6ieler Der
elNeutbimerin. 6rau WIrn ssrborlt
,AGstpnit ertbelIen tGnu lihert iib eihe
llbtraler gelobnum9
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10
ltyberludltIgtuOc republttdlliide Siege.

%uoouct no ,SairbaIs srla iai ciue Nuu Suisiimmcn
mebr nls MtGHicr in 1900
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-10

llsbsr 100 rspublifluiits ,lIliortdt i'm Gongrcss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Hilo and way ports, per stmr.
kinau, Dec. 3l.-Miss Jakins, hastcr
Jakins, Miss Schmidt, Carl 5. Smith,
Miss Hill, Miss Coan, Miss l.. NOR.
Miss +. Moir, Richard Ahrens, Conrad
Ahrcns Mrs. Arthur Douse, and child,
Konoyo and wife, Master Geo. Brash.
George W. Carr, Masters J Wilcox,
c. L. Blacow. X. Lidgate, w. Lid.
gate, J. d. Fraser; Miss Rice, Miss
Hilda Johnson, Master b. n. Bond
Miss J. p. Bond. J. II. Mckenzie,
Miss May Kalo. j. G.. Lewis, j. II.
Hind, o. A. Hind, 4. McDougall w
McDOugall, Arthur Gay, Miss Il. Low,
Miss A. Low. Miss Nellie Richard
MRS. James Glib and two children, Ar.
thur Douse. l.. A. Perry, l.. Rodrigues
l.. NJ. Baldwin. Err. Devauchelle. wife
and two children.
From Hamakua, per stmr Nihau.
Dec. 3l.-H. +. Sturtevant. ! Portu.
guese, & japanese and I on deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31

LIGHT WANTED TO
STOP RObBtR|ES

Representative.elect Maholona has
handed Superintendent of Public
Works Holloway a petition, signed by
about ninety Kalihi residents, asking
that light be placed in dark ho!'
low in the Waipilopilo road, which
runs past Kalihi camp. Mahelona
states that last Thursday night u
friend Of his was held up by two high.
waymen at this place. He says that
this very spot has during a short tins
past been the scene Of no less than
four different hold.ups and that tho
place by its location and the utter
darkness which reigns there at night.
Is peculiarly adapted to the operations
of things. Nlaheiona merely asks for
Il light 10 he placed there temporarily.
He announces that at the coming SEES.
sion OF the Legislature he will intro.
duce Il bill to provide for both the
lighting and grading of the Waipilopilo
road
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
TREASURER APPROVES
Of DEPUTY ASSESSORS

Treasurer Campbell has approved
the list Of Deputy Tax Assessors and
Collectors for the year 1905 as follows:
First Taxation Division, Oahu.
Deputy for Oahu, Arthur w. Nicely;
Deputies for Honolulu, Thomas V.
King. Charles r. Wilder, Paul J. Jar,
rett. Samuel l.. Kekumano, Joseph II.
Kunewa; Eva and Waianae, Frank X.
Archer, Joseph II. Kunewa; Waialua,
Edward Hore; Koolauloa, Henry Cobb
Adams, Joseph Kekuku; Koolaupoko,
Henry Cobb Adams.
Second Taxation Division: Maui, Mo.
lokai and Lanai.
Deputy for Lahaina District, Geo.
II. Dunn; Wailuku, Jas. n. X. Keoia: :
Makawao. A. +. Tavares; Hama. NJ.
II. Reuter-: Molokai, Geo. II. Dunn,
Lanai, Geo. II. Dunn.
Third Taxation District, Hawaii.
Deputy for n. Hilo District, l.. IA.
cha Kaiwa; S. Hilo, w. Geo. Kaihe.
nui; Puma, II. J. Lyman; Kau, w. A q.
Schwallie; S. Kona, -; n. Kona, -;
W. p. McDOugall; Hamakua, VIM. Hor
ner.
Fourth Division: Kauai and Niihau.
Deputy for Niihau District, J. X.
Kapuniai; Waimea. ]. X. Kapunai;
Koloa, l.. Kahlbaum; Lihue, J. d. Ha.
.hliki; Hawaiian, J. w. Neal; Hama.
lei, L. G. X. Deverill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
US. Department
Of Agriculture
WEATHER BUREAU.


The following data, covering a pc
Tiod of % years, have been compiled
from the Weather Bureau and Mcl<ib.
bin records at Honolulu, 7. II. They
are issued to show the conditions that
have prevailed, during the month in
question, for the above period OF years,
but must not be construed as a fore
cast of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Month January for 2S years.
TEMPERATURE NS9Ol9Ol InclJ
Mean or normal temperature, n.
The warmest month was that Of 1893
with an average of ~.
The coolest month was that of 1899.
with an average of 90.
The highest temperature was 81, on
January 10, 1891.
The lowest temperature was 81, on
January Il, 1895.
PRECIPITATION (Rain, 1S77.lS93.
InclJ
Average for the month, 1926 inches.
Average number Of days with ,0l oi
an inch or more, 10.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 1905 inches. in 1879.
The least monthly precipitation was
OF inches, in 1873.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
Indictment Stands
IN RICHARDSON
ENLIGHTENMENT Case

Supreme Court today renders deci
sion in Territory VS.. Il. V. Richardson
oyerruling exceptions from First Cir
cult and remanding the case for fur
Their proceedings.
Deputy Attorney General L. c. Pc
tiers for the Territory and Robertson
& Wilder for defendant.
Says the Chief Justice, who writes
the opinion:
This case comes up, by special al
lowance of the trial Judge before the
final disposition Of the case in the cir
cult court. on an exception to the over
ruling Of demurrer to an indictment
for ENLIGHTENMENT. The demurrer IL
based on the grounds that the indis'
ment Cd charges no oifense unGer the
laws, 90 is duplicitous, and 60 vague
and uncertain.
In an indictment of an officer for
ombezzlement, 1t is not necessary ia
set forth particularly in what manner
or by whom he was appointed,
Under a statute relating to emhez
LltHltUl ny Oll'tIh anu OlutTS VINO iIA
charged by law, regulation or appoint
ment' with the safe.keeping, transfe,
or disbursement Of money, II is not
duplicitOus TO aver in an Indictment
that the officer was so charged by
law, regulation and appointment" in
stead OF by only one of these methods
they not being inconsistent methods,
Under such a statute, an inferior OF
ficer or clerk whose office or appoint
ment is recognized by statute only Ia
the appropriation bill, It within the
statute If he is charged with the safe
keeping, etc, of money by regulation
o: appointment; he need not be chars
ed by law.
A clerk Of the waterworks may he
charged by regulation or appointment
with the safe.keeping; transfer or dis
bursement of money although the su
perintendent of waterworks is charged
by law with the duty to collect all
water rates from ships aud persons ia
Honolulu or its vicinity"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
WEATHER REPORT
U. 8. Weather Bureau once,
Young Building.

Dec. 81, 1904.
temperatures a. m, SO; s a. M.
70; 10 a. m, rs; noon, "A; morning
minimum, G5.
Barometer, s a. m, 80. IS: absolute
humidity, s a. m, : 2G7 grains per Gu.
bic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m,
C6 per cent; dew point, s a. M. IS.
Wind-6 Il. m, velocity 4, direction
E.; s a. M, velocity 2, direction
N; 10 a. m, velocity Z, direction n.
f.. noon. velocity s. direction NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended
S a. m, 90 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 157 miles.
States increased to 32, 3O2 tons, against
9,l59 tons last week and 1888 tons
for the corresponding week last year,
so that the total stocks are 1l7,jlG
tons, against last week lll,2li tons
with MEETINGS reduced 1000 tons. Re,
ceipts will be smaller for some weeks
to come, the afloats from Java, which
has recently been the reiners' main
source OF supply, now being reduced
TO only $4,000 tons.
No sugars have turned up for sale
during the week from any unusual
sources Of the world, so that prospect.
i've supplies remain virtually unchang,
ed and altogether inadequate to the
normal requirements for consumption
of the wornl; but, as there Is plenty
Of sugar for the moment, at least, the
conditions which must prevail later
on are not yet being fully realized by
any one.
VISIBLE SUPPLY. - Total stock
of Europe and America, 2,5S2,47G tons
against 3,2OO,7O7 tons last year at the
same uneven dates and 3,722,4S tons
at the even date Of Jan. LIST. 1904. The
decrease Of stock Is GlS,23l tons,
against decrease Of G2G,liS tons last
week, and an increase Of 2O9,SS5 tons
January lst 1904, Total stocks and
anoats together show a visible sup
ply of 2,GiIl7G tons, against 3,355,7O1
tons last gear
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
kAiMUki TEA GARDEN.

Take your children out to the tea
gardens at the terminus OF the Kaimu,
III car line, and let them see the mon,
key, the rabbits, the guinea pigs, the
mongoose, the ring doves, the African
and Australian parrots, the Java spar,
rows, strawberry birds, japanese larks,
quail, japanese canaries Galar parrots,
red'headed mountain parrots, Cocka,
toos, fantail gold FISH, silver fish, ruff,
file neck pigeons, fantall pigeons, tumb,
lcrs, powters, etc, etc.
The japanese miniature lake and
mountain, with its waterfall and rough
mountain path to the little house at
the summit will also interest them.
You will find yourself becoming al
Interested in the study OF nature as
your children.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31

The greatest amount of precipita-
ton recorded In any "a consecutive
hours was $50 inches, on January %.
1873
CLOUDS AND WEATHER 0SSl-190i,
lncl.)
Average number Of clear days, H.;
partly cloudy days, u; cloudy days.
5.
WIND USS4.l9O4, Incl)
The prevailing winds have been from
the northeast.
station: Honolulu, T. II.
Date of issue: December 80, 1904.
Note: Only precipitation data taken
from record of DR.. Robert McKibbin.
ALIEN. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
For Want Column See Page 81,
TO LET.
Rooms. mosquito proof, hot and cold
baths with shower; sl.50 per week
up. Los Angeles, 1928 Fort st.
295Slm
SUGAR MARKET STRONG.



change for the present and, perhaps,
not until the month of April develops
more fully the crop conditions in the
island. 1t has ever been found impos
sibIe to grind all the cane in the
feds, the season usually being cut
planters are also hamperod by u
scarcity Of laborers. Latest returns
definitely fix the Outturn OF the last
G9O3.OD Cuban sugar crop at 1,0i0.-
22S tons.
A small sale Of Centriiugals on the
spot was made today at Use, basis
SO degree test, which price Is asked
for Porto Rico sugars for arrival this
month.
Canadian buyers accepted 1000 tons
Dcmerara CentriIugals, at 3516c. c,
and f., to New York. equal to Sc. land
ed, for 9G degree test, If duty paid
here.
New crop Javas are offering at 14s.
c. and l., for May,June shipment, equal
10 Assoc. landed, and at l2s. g. and (.
for July.August shipment (Scptember,
October arrival, equal to 4.35c. land,
ed, tor 90 degree test, with buyers
near. The latter quotation is on a
parity with IFS, la, for October
beet which seems TO confirm the opln.
ion that high values viii be main
talnod beyond the close Of the cam
paiW.
Receipts for the week In the United