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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

ing the attack will be light one,
and her recovery speedy.
DR.. j. L. Sammons of Calls,
Marshall county, this State, stop
ped off in our city a few days to
visit his sister, Mrs. Emma S. Ev-
ans, and her mother, of North
Wells street, leaving today for ST..
Louis to attend the Worlds fair.
Remember, you can get an ele-
giant supper at the Citizens hose
house this evening for the small
sum of % cents. The menu will
consist of all the delicacies the
market affords. The hours are
from 5 until 10 o'clock. Proceeds
will go to the NJ. E. church.
The present fine weather is al
most a perfect duplicate of the
kind enjoyed at this season of the
wear at the seaside resorts. Dur
ing the day the atmosphere is
kept cool by a strong breeze,
while the sun shines bright and
pleasant throughout the day. The
nights are cool, and very similar
to those we are at present enjoy
ing.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

M. S. Elder and family left this
morning for points in Pennsyl-
vania. Mr.. Elder contemplates To-
eating in the West in the near fu-
ture.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Mrs. Lewis, of the South Side,
went to Mcdonald, Pa, this NOR
ming, where she will visit relatives
for a few weeks.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

D. E. Thoenen and family and
Miss Bessie Russell, spent the day
with Messrs. James and Will Rus
sell. who are camping at Long
Reach.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Mrs. George Morrison went to
Newcastle, Pa, this morning,
where she will visit relatives for a
few weeks.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

John McMunn, formerly OF
this city, but who now resides IN
Sistersville, was a visitor with
friends here today-New Martins
vile Dispatch.
'The careless and dangerous
practice of shooting fireerackers
has been going on in certain Sec
lions of the city for the past
week. The police should put a
kop to it at once.
The members of the M. +.
church will serve an elegant sup
per in the Citizens hose house on
Thursday evening from 5 until 10
o'clock. Everyone is cordially in
vited. 6,2o-4t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Miss Pauline Magner, who has
been visiting her brother, j. E.
Magner, returned this morning to
her home at Wheeling.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Urban Thompson and Abe
Rauch of Parkersburg, were
guests of friends in the city yes
terday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Mrs. Robert Mccormick and
daughter, little Miss Ruth, left on
the afternoon train for Woods
field, O., where they will be the
guests of relatives until Monday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Mrs. George E. Work and son,
Master George, returned home
this afternoon from a visit Of
few days with the formers par
ents at Bellaire, 0.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

S. W. Mccoy went to Bens
Run this morning on a short bust
ness mission. Mr.. Mccoy holds a
position with E. j. McJunkin, ma
chinist.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

Miss Morris, who has been the
guest of Miss Lizzie Gaffney for
a week, returend to her home at
Wheeling this afternoon.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

that he will be able to leave the
institution in a few weeks. This
will be good news to his host of
friends in this city.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23

The W. c.. Y. U. will meet
with Mrs. j. O. Hindman tomOr-
row at 2: 80. A good attendance is
requested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
SENSATIONS IN
THE STRAUCH
CASE
Threats to Murder
Anonymously
by Mail.
tFrom Saturdays Advertiser,

The developments in the Strauch case
yesterday were as follows: Robert
Clark, the first man to get loan, had
furnished valuable real estate as security
and supposed that he had given Strauch
a mortgage when, as a matter OF TACT he
had given a deed
During the day Strauch having been
sued in the Territorial courts, applied
to the Federal Court to be adjudged a
voluntary bankrupt, listing his assets at
$40 and some stock, value unknown" ;"
In the afternoon anonymous letters
were received by Mr.. Thurston and the
Editor OF the Advertiser threatening
them with death for Matchmaking,
In the evening there was an excited
meeting at the rooms of the Cooper
ative Home Purchasing Society, attend
ed by many subscribers, TO which re-
porters were not admitted.
Natives and Portuguese signed vote
of confidence in Strauch and his So
ciety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
0000co0000 10000 900

on pink slips of paper thousands OF
copies of the above have been distrib-
uted in the islands by Manager p. Il.
r. Strauch of the Cooperative Home
Purchasing Society
An Advertiser reporter looked up
Clark yesterday and also went to the
Bureau of Conveyances to learn what
he could regarding the mortgage that
the Society enabled Clark to lift. From
the records in the Bureau of Convey
ances it was shown in Liber 2S6 on
Page 270 that on the third day of July,
1902, Robert Clark mortgaged some
Palama property to NJ. w. Tschudi for
the sum of $500. The record also show
ed that or May 18th of this year
Tschudi, full payment having been
made by Clark, had released the mort
gage. But in addition to the above
another document was filed for record
in the Bureau of Conveyances on May
18th and this Is an absolute deed from
Clark and his wife of the Palama prop
erty to M. w. Tschudi, Trustee OF the
Co-Operative Home Purchasing So
ciety of Honolulu" in consideration of
$500. Four hundred dollars was the
ciety but in deed recorded in Liber 25S,
Page III, no mention is made of the
four hundred dollars being a loan. 1t
is stated simply as the amount of mon
ey paid for the property and the deed
is such that Il gives clear title 10
Tschudi, Trustee OF the COOPERATIVE
Home Purchasing Society" and or
course legally permits rschudi To sell
that same property at any time TO any
other person he wishes 10, ana Robert
Clark, Who considers himself the own
~ would be unable 10 prevent It's
transfer Tho copy OF the record Is as
fuhoNsg
Robert CLARK and vito tp ro-uprn-
llNo Homo ruTphasus Society, py In
stamped ii.np psrl
hHuN Nll men uY these praaHls
fhNt Robert tNE uI lHNuWW lt-
Hnl NJ uHW IUWIHE uI laNHH mr
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05

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lAli
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05

o Honolulu, May 10, 1904. {
o COOPERATIVE Home Purchas- {
o ing Society, 92S Fort Street, {
% Honolulu. Z
o Dear sir: 1 wish to thank c
o you for all the money your So {
% ciety gave me to pay off my Z
o mortgage and enough to repair Z
o my house. l now can save {
o. the u per cent interest / had to
% pay on my mortgage. / feel
% very glad that your society has
q helped me so promptly, as l had
% paid into the society only Sl2.-
q so and l received 100000 from {
% your society. In a short time |
% will have paid my debt and owe
% nobody one cent.
% Your society Of which / am
% a proud member has saved my
% house and home and l shall al
% and my family.
% LAS your highest aim is to
% help each member of your So
o ciety out of trouble, / know that
% thousands of families in the Ha-
% waiian Islands will join our So
% ciety, cooperate with us, and {
o be blessed by it. {
% II shall tell all my friends a {
% bout your work.
% Expecting to see the number G
o of our society reach into the G
% thousands soon.
o Il remain,
o Yours with aloha. {
o "ROBERT CLARK, {
% "City Repair Shop, 10iS Bethel c
% Street, Honolulu"
O
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
PARTNER sEDGEBEER,

Charles Huntington Sedgebeer fore-
man OF the Makikl fire station, appear
ed on the witness stand In his uniform,
lie testified that he left his interests In
the Society to the management OF Mrs.
strauoh What she did WAS perfectly
satisfactory Ia him, Asked Il Mr.,
sraueh Was manager of the society.
witness Wpleli
lie Is IL Airs srauch says so '
NE DAVIS askrd for continuance
untl day neat week, so ihai no
Wlshl lunh after che plfiiinrs iplrrs
efls IN lhp ffaFTN eourI where lha
ifhlpF iheR uniFr examination had
nlrl petition nl voluntary pAnklunl7
Y A 'MHNaaH,a NaF slrnlF4 aeT
LN-lMll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
Honolulu, May 13, 1904.

10000 5000 10000 0ct
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05

Beginning at the north corner of this
lot and running as follows:
Is. 81 degrees, q minutes T., 46 feet
along Bishop Estate;
2-S. 81 degrees, 90 minutes W., 40
feet along lots 22 and 81:
3-N. "a degrees, % minutes W., AZ
feet along road;
IN. 50 degrees, 90 minutes E., 61
feet along Bishop Estate TO the initial
point. containing an area of $3.50 square
feet, being a part of l.. G. A. 4i55 to
Kaaloa Apana 2, and conveyed to the
said Robert Clark by deed of the Ha-
waii Land CO., Ltd. dated July 10, 1900,
and recorded in Liber 209, on Pages 3O5
and 306. To have and to hold said
granted premises, with the privileges
and appurtenances thereunto belong
Ing unto the said NJ w. Tschudi, Trus-
tee for the Cooperative Home Pur-
chasing Society, his successors, heirs,
and assigns forever. And /, the said
Robert Clark do hereby covenant for
myself my heirs, executors and ad-
ministrators, with the said NJ. w.
Tschudi, Trustee for the Cooperative
Home Purchasing Society, his suces-
sors, heirs, and assigns, that l am law
fully seized in fee simple of the said
premises. that / have good right to
sell and convey the same as aforesaid,
that said premises are clear and free
from all incumbrances, and that / Will
and my heirs, executors and admins
traitors shall warrant and defend the
same unto the said NJ. W. Tschudi,
Trustee for the Cooperative Home
Purchasing Society, his successors,
heirs, and assigns forever against the
lawful claims and demands of all per-
sons. And |, Kealoha Clark, wife of
the said Robert Clark, for the consid-
Grafton aforesaid, do hereby release
and quit-claim all my right or possi-
bility of dover in and to the said
premises unto the said NJ. w. Tschudi,
Trustee for the Cooperative Home
Purchasing Society, his successors,
heirs, and assigns forever. In witness
whereof, we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 18th day of May.
a. d. 1904.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
ROBERT CLARK, US).
KEALOHA CLARK, US).

In the Presence of p. Silva, Terri
tory of Hawaii, Island of Oahu--ss.:
on this 18th day of May, a. d. 1904,
personally appeared before me, Robert
Clark and Kealoha Clark, his wife,
known to me to be the persons de-
scribed in and who executed the fore
going instrument, who severally ac-
knowledged to me that they executed
the same freely and voluntarily, for
the uses and purposes therein set forth.
And said Kealoha Clark, on private
examination by me, separate and apart
from her husband, further acknowl-
edged to me that she executed the same
without compulsion, fear or constraint
from her said husband.
(SeaD =. SILVA,
Notary Public,
First judicial Circuit, Territory of Ha-
wall.
Recorded and comp'd this 1ith day
of May, a. d. 1904. at 1l:07 o'clock a, m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
CLARK DENIES DEED.

An Advertiser reporter took copy
of this deed and copy of one OF the
circulars issued by Strauch In which
Clark is shown as lauding the Society,
and called upon Clark ut his shoe re-
pairing and bicycle shop in Bethel
street, Clark is part Hawaiian and
part Chinese,
"Are you a member OF the Co-opera-
tive Society" asked the reporter.
Yes" said clark, II was the first
10 join ANA got the FIRST loan. l got
Sln 20 pay otf mortgage and a hun
drui dollars besides"
what security did you gIye the so-
givy lur Ghu luauH'
~ gave Ih.m wurtsaga ou my
playrf
'Aru you sure you gave them a
WmlFHEr' nli sou nuI blNv them a
lrui in lRg WoWly"
TH. uprul showed rWrh "a gupy NJ
INH 500" NH.N a W u.uW tnFh
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-05
WRITTEN STATEMENT.

Manager Strauch filed the following
typewriter document in court, which
is reproduced with only the correction
of spelling in a few words:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07

Manga minor exploderade under
striden fororsakande stora forlu-
ster.
Ryssarne uppskatta japane.
sernas forluster under den q da-
gars langa striden till 20, ooo
man.
Eu correspondent till London
Daily Telegraph telegraferar fran
Nagosaki bland annat ON denna
strid:
Den 22 och 23 september gjor-
de ryssarne utfall mot stallningar
som innehades af Kanagwa rege-
mentet, och strid pa lif och dod
f0ljde. Den japanska styrkan
blef praktiskt taladt tillintet-
gjord, enar endast en- underofi-
Ger och III man kommo lefvande
uudan af de 1000, som gingo
striden.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07
Prosperity
och
afloningar
En- republikansk administration
betyder Diet forsta och en- de-
mokratisk Diet senate,
och Diet tillhor de ro-
stande att afgora.

vi hafya papekat for de i ut
landet fodda medborgare, som
lasa denna tidning, manga skal
hvartor de bora rosta den repu.
blikanska valsedeln och bibehalla
vid makten Diet parti, som giort
landet rikt. ,
vi onska nu gifva nagra skal
hvarfor dessa i utlandet fodda
arbetare 81 bora rosta pa demo-
~kraterna, och dessa skal arc hi
storia, historien ON den It'd de-
mokraterna voro vid makten.
Da delta intraffade 1892. radde
valmaga inom landet, afoningar-
ne voro hoga, och inga sysslolosa
man funnos inom landet, derest
de de ej voro sysslolosa at eget
val.
Pa mindrc an ire manader vOro
a1oningarne m%inskade, faktorier-
ma voro stangda, och sysslolosa
man sokte man s0kte men kunde
ei hnna nagot arbete. Sysslo-
losheten blef EFT yrke, konkurser
blefvo ~epidemiska. iernvagarnes
sidospar fylldes med tomma jern-
vagsvagnar, faktoriernas skorste-
mar utsande ingen rok. Trettio
cents hvete gafs at iva cents
swim, emedan Diet Ell fanns nagon
marknad for Diet, och ingen for
svinen heller, maje brandes i
stallet for kol, emedan Diet ej
fanns pengar att kopa den, tullta-
rifen hade upphafts. och varor
ofversvammade landet till priser.
SOM forstorde all taflan.
Under dessa fyra ar voro gods
och koltagen fyllda med sysslolo-
sd man, som gingo fran stad till
stad och s0kte arbete. De be-
garde 81 hoga aioningar och voro
villiga att arbeta for hvad de kun
de "a.
Fyra ar at delta var uog. Vid
slutet at denna It'd reste sig toll
ket att protestera med sina ro-
ster och Diet republikanska partiet
var ater vid makten.
vi fraga de i utlandet f0dda
medborgsrne, ON de 0nska en-
sadan sakernas stallning igen.
Onska de hafva sina afloningar
nedsatta. onska de arbeta halfva
tiden eller miudre? Derest en-
demokratisk president och kon-
gress valjes, .honom tullskyddet,
som lager hinder i wagon for
Italian och reducerar atI0ningar
och arbete. att aflagSnas, och
Stamina tillstand kommer att rada
pa nytt. Under en- demokratisk
styrelse liknaf delta land nagot
de lander i Europa, som de
lemnade for att komma hit, under
en- republikansk styrelse ar Diet
mycket ofverlagset, afl0ningarne
arc hogre, arbetet ar battre. och
lefnadsvilkoren arc forbattrade.
Det tillhor de rostande att at
CORA hvilket parti skall vara vid
makten, hvarje rostan"e ar inbe-
gripen. enhvar b5r rosta. Afven
ON Nj naturaliserades endast det-
ia eller forl. ar ar seder rost lika
vigtig som ON Nj wore landets
h0gste embetsman, den CALLER
lika mycket, der har Stamina var
de. Rosta Gerfor och roSta som
Nj behagar. On eder rost ar de-
mokratisk, ar Diet for affarsbetryck
sch laga afloningar. on eder r0st
ar republikansk ar Diet TOR pro-
sperity och hoga afIoningar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07
Sioux City,

Dek Deryktade SouSaS p5no
u~pptradde i sondags a harvarande
teater iva ganger tor fullt hus.
Manga boende atom staden hade
infunnit sig for att ah0ra den
verkligt CODA musiken, hvilken
lifligt senterades af auditoriet
Sousa afreste harifran med sina
musikanter till Omaha att del
h8lla konserter.
Mr.. Elmer r. Davis, credit
man och Office manager for the
National Biscuit company, are
sterades i fredags forliden vecka
for forskingring at irmans me,
del. Davis, hvilken varit i fir
mans tjenst j fyra ar, egde sina
principalers fulla fortroende och
var ansedd son en- dugande och
palitiig man. Den unge manner
- han ar endast 20 ar gammal,
lar dock hafva lefvat h0gt Diver
sina tillgangar, hvilket val torde
ia tjena som forklaring Oliver for.
skingringarne, som anses uppga
till omkring $1,000 dollars.
Kop edra byggnadsmateTialie
hos Spalding, 8 & Court.
Som vi i toregaende hummer
meddelsde hade en- farmare nara
Jefferson, S. D., en- matt for kort
It'd sedan EFT atventyr med nagTa
personer, som sokte trantaga no
nom hans pengar. dervid han
skot och sarade en- at dem. En-
sarad man vid MANN Williams an
traffades har senare pa natten och
forbes till Samaritan hospitalet.
der han nu ar pa god vag att till
friskna. Som han misstankes for
att vara EN- af ranarne, har han
blifvit forsedd med black ON 70
zen for att hindra honom att
fymma.
Farmarens MANN i fraga ar
Francois Xavier Bertrand. trans
man TIL borden. Han har ELI
praktig farm och anses vara egare
till omkring 90, 900 dollars kon-
tanter, men lefver en- enssorlngs
lif. Hans bostad utgoress at en-
logghydda pa ettlenda litet rum.
Det 6nnes inga tapeter pa vag
game, som arc svarta at ALT Diet
sot och orenlighet. som sam
lat sig der under den It'd al 4I ar
han bott pa sin farm. Kruthorn
och skim hanga pa vaggarne och
i Diet laga taket. De sma fonstren
arc sa igengrodda med smuts att
dot ar omojligt att Sc genom dem
En- konstlost hoptimrad bunk,
tjenar som badd. Men sina visit
hus har han val fyllda. och prak-
tiga kreatur beta pa farmen. Som
en- enstoring och ogitt har han
framleivat hela slit lif, laggande
dollar till dollar. tills han nu som
sagdt snses vara mycket formo
gen. Men sin formogenhet lar
han 81 hafva i nagon bank. utan
den lar han hafva gomd nagon'
stades pa sin farm, alltsammans
guild. Under paniken 1893 sages
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07


han Walt denna mindre lampligs
plats att sofva pa, ty han steg e,
upp, da sparvagnen kom. Mo
tormannen markte Ell heller der
slumrande lids nog att STAMINA
vagnen utan korde ofver han.
tot, som lila skadades. Stort3r
krossades och amputerades och
blef plott forderfvad och forstorc
och tillintetgjord for It'd och
eyighet, hvarjemte foten for Of.
rigt 3m mycket lila i klamma.
Sioux Citys Traction Companys
lakare, DR. A. ]. Mclaughlin,
tog emellertid hand ON den ska
dade lemmen.
PfopIfs Savings Bank har
dagarne omorganiserats till City
National Bank med altman bank
rorelse och borjade sin verksam-
het ! lordags. Banker har dess-
utom en- Notwithstanding.
Efffy en- langre rattegang blef
handlandeH Morris Levich, hvil-
ken innehar en- S. k. second hand
butik vid Pearl street, i onsdags
befunnen skyIdig att hafva varor,
som han visste var stulna, och
som han sedan salt. Efter juryns
utslag arresterades han genast
men losgafs mot 1000 dollars
bergen tills domstolen faller slit
utslag den 7 dennes. Levich,
hvilken ar jude, har LANCE ansetts
sasom 81 varande sa sardeles nog
raknad pa hvad satt han kommit
at sina varor, hvarjemte han afven
beskylles for att hatva varis EFT
villigt och skickligt verktyg at
andra, da Diet gallt att forfora
unga iickor.
Inspector of police, George M.
Shippy fran Chicago, anlande hit
i onsdags for att soka efter nagra
dyrbara rugs, som stulits der vid
EFT inbrott och nu ansagos 6nnas
har. Han begaf sig genast till
handlanden Louis Geffen, 4G5
Pearl Street, och der aterfanns
mycket rigtigt Diet sokta. Tjufgod-
set ar vardt 700 dollars. Geffen,
hvilken ar sv3gert till a annat stale
omtalade Morris Levich, har I'M
gefar Stamina anseeude som sva-
germ och torde IA Diet svart att
redogora tor huru han kom Oliver
mattorna. Inspector Shippy pa
star att Geffen varit i Chicago
och kept dem al en- person vid
MANN Louis L~eipscheitz dagen
efter Diet de blifvit stulna. Mattor-
ma arc stulua tran en- judisk frma,
hvadau endast judar arc indian
Gade i transaktionen.
Missfonskyykan. Nasta Son
dagskvall, haller missionsf0rsam
iingens Tabitaforening sin arsfest
da EFT godt program kommer att
ut'oras at foreningens medlemmar
tillsammans ned torsaml. sang
korer.
Nista vecka den II,I2 och IL
XII. s e. m. haller Pastor Skogs-
befgh fran Minneapolis forelas-
ningar ! ofvannamda kyrka. Det
vantas att vi landsman sa allmant
som mojligt skola taga tillfallet i
aEt och bora den begafvade pre-
dikanten och forelasaren. Hans
foredrag komma utan tvifvel att
blifva intressarta och larorika.
Den is och I0 denna manad
kommer DR.. P. Waldenstrom.
hit till Sioux City. Han haller
pa tisdagskvallen den is en- fore.
lasning ON Sverige" Pa kvallen
efter predikan. De>sa moten kom
ma troligtvis att hallas i Con
gregationalistkyrkan pa hornet al
SIDE och Nebr. Str. bet kommer
nasta hummer att mera utforligt
tillkannagitvas ON dessa moten.
Bland dem, som nominerades
till embetsman pa den demokra-
tiska valsedeln i torsdags forlider
vecka, markes var landsmar
-