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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-10
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IT, S. TRAINING SHIP ADAMS AT HONOLULU
NAVAL DOCK NO. q.


of person and clothes is drilled into
them persistently.
Then they are taught the lead CT the
running gear, and shown how to furl
and loose sails. They are put on night
watches and then indicted into the
mysteries of the compass and the way
to steer the vessel. Then comes ele-
mentary instruction in ordnance, the
handling of the big and small guns
and the regular battery drill. There
is very little target work for the new
seamen, except in sub-calibre practice.
landsman and apprentice his sailor
bearings and to make him confident
in himself as an individual. The clum-
sinesss of having always been a lands.
man gradually wears off and the end
of the first cruise demonstrates the stuff
of which he is made. If he has shown
any proficiency he is transferred to the
ordinary seaman class and put on one,
of the fighting ships. The very poor
ones are dropped from the rolls and
the fairly good ones are taken on an
other cruise.
When at sea the seaman aboard the
training ship Adams serves the follow
ing schedule every day:
SEA ROUTINE.
A. NJ: Early daylight, lay up gear;
sweep down; scrub clothes; serve out
fresh water; scrub spar deck; wipe off
paint work; clean ships side; watch
and idlers wash themselves. place
wash deck gear to dry: call idlers as
ordered.
s:45: Up all hammocks; allow Is
minutes to clear the deck below; watch
below wash themselves.
7:15: Mess gear.
7:27: Mess formation.
1880: Breakfast; crew dress for the
day. take clothes out of the dryer.
500: Relieve watch.
SIS: Turn to.
s:45: Sick call.
900: Knock off bright work; sweep
down; get decks ready for quarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-10

A year ago manufacturer hired a
boy. For months there was nothing
noticeable about the boy except that
he never took his eyes off the machine
he was running. A few weeks ago the
manufactures looked up from his work
to see the boy standing beside his desk.
what do you want?'s ne asked.
want me pay raised.
What are you getting?''
'sT'ree dollars week"
s.Wel, how much do. you think You
are worth ?"
-Four dollars
You think so. do you p
.sYessir, an I've been t'inkin' so fer
tree weeks. but I've been SO blame
busy L haven't had time to speak to
you about Il -
The by got the raise. Frank Les
lies
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-10

y
s:25: Officers call.
$3.50: Quarters; routine drill.
1915: Recall from drill.
1890: Drill call second period.
400: aecall from drill; sweep dowa;
notify navigator.
11:45- Mess gear.
1855 Mess formation.
Noon. dinner.
P. M. 1890: Relieve watch.
100: Turn to. sweep down.
200: Pipe down; scrub and wash
clothes if dry: scrub clothes.
$3.50: Sweep down. down ditty boxes;
clear the deck
1855: officers call.
400: Evening quarters.
4:45: Mess gear.
4:57: Mess formation.
500: supper; shift into working
dress and watch caps: men blue; lands
men and appendices white; get up
clothes for scrubbing in the morning
$50: Turn to; sweep down.
Sunset: Get out running lights:
chief gunner's mate report life buoys;
coxswains report life boats
200: Hammocks.
ZOO: Call the watch.
500: Set the watch.
Can the watch fifteen minutes be-
fore eight bells.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-10

The Record contains all OF the omcial,
eoaIf, corporation. foreclosure and par.
rerey,in notices published In all OF the
EneIish newspapers published IN the Ter
sazorz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
GtaSt Baltimore.
9ns Mrttcr.

Sir Wiorplon0 u1O oCu GiItritt
Columbia &cNcu mo ]pcrdnocrIIdc
Min0c.
Der b0dite (bcrnonctcritono mar
80 @ro0 lm , llbr NaHmittoga.
Ger micorigitc (0crmomcteritanO
lDor 81 @ruo nm 6 ltbr NbenOs.
N}ittlCrcr 9uromctcritono 29.9S.
Ger nic0ri0itc (bcrmometcrItou0
Der lcBtCu 81 Stlm0cu in uudiolQen.
Den Std0tcn mar, luic iolQt: Gnit-
port, 26, triib; Eortlono, 81, flor;
Bolton IS, fIor; NIbonp, 2S, flor;
9}cU PORT, 81, triib; Ybilooclpbia,
-, triib; Ntlolltic Gitp, %, triib;
MoibinQton 26, triib; Norfolf, II,
triib; Nottcroa, As, triib; Charlotte,
IS, &e1cn; MiImington, Al, trilb;
GborIcitolL 81 Hcgcn; Suponnob5L
9tcgcn; &odionpiue, 56, RcQc1; Sit
pitcr, y, triib; Sen @eIt, y, triib
Htlul1to, II, Hc9en; W}ontgomcrn,
~, FLAIR; 9tCp Orleans, IS, triib
YoIcitinc, 81, flor; @olpeIton, 80.
flor; Corpus Gbriiti, 36. fGor; Mcm,
pbiS, 3S, triib; Cincinnati 26, triib;
Eittabur9 30, trii6; SSlpcqo, 80,
tIor; 9ufiolo, 81, flor; Glcucluno,
-, fIor; Detroit, 80, flor; Glpcno,
81, triib; MorQllcttc, 3S, triib Green
9op Is, tlor; Chicago, %, tlor On.
lutb, 30, triIb; ct. Saul 80, flor;
ct. &ouiS, 80, flor; Santos . Gitp,
81, flor; Smo6o, q, flor; Suron,
20, flor; @tSmdtT, 80, flor; @iui.
lton 20, flor; Soprc, 80. flor; Sclc.
ITO, 2t, floritGoGt 2ofc, 80, flor
9cnocr, 81, flor; Nortb @lottc, 20,
tritb; QO0ge, Is, fIur; Gmoriao, %,
FLAIR; Cos MIRACLES, d. trii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
SbHlin MGnnerdDur.
@rUfc bnmuriitiidDc NbcnOnntcr.
bnltin9
SonntaA, oCn 20. ROuCmbcr,
III Der o%urUGrtS. Sale" 734 Mclt.
Scrin9tOnitrnkc. (3tS,2L5)

G0btctc lie init CARROT
lourc. Turd) l~onoi6briae
&ronfbeit in einen 3llItono Der Me.
lond)oIic pcrictt, no6m geitcrn Nor.
gen Ole p Sabre oltc Womie &infel
in ibrcr 8o6nung. Nr. 1905, Nor0s
Goitlcitrobc, cine Coils Gorboli6ure
5l lid, an ocren 6olaclt Tie bolo 90.
rouf Itorb. Coroner Ir. Gorttbers
belt cine ltntcriltdllnA ob uno ent.
ldico, Dob Elm SnQlleit mnotbiN lei,
% obne 3mcifcl ein SclblhnorO Dor.
lag. Pm Sreitog Mor9cn iton0 Oo&
Wooden sur gcpobnIid)cn ,3eit oui
itro ld)iet iebr nieocrgcihIogcu 81,
iein. @eni9c Wiinlltcn ip1ter b0rtc
lire @flltter Die Sdmcr3cnSrufe oeS
MdotenS mo lief nod ociien 3inls
nler. 9ort mnnO lid ibrc Sodter in
onIdeineno furdtborcn Sdmer3en
auf Dem 6ubbooen. Gin 9lr5t luur6e
iofort bcrbcigcbolt. uno oirier that
ieii SelteS, boS MGO6en SIT rcttcr,
bod lab CT baIo elm, onB Is nid,t &C.
ilelen mer0c, Die Eoli5ei oeS noro.
oItlid)en Giitriftc5 mllroc ic0od crit
geitcrn Morgcn bon Der Gcr5ueiT.
Inngstbot bes Mdo6ens bcnodrid,.
ti9t. SRI. Si1teI mar iton ieit ocn
letter 5luei Subren lqioeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Die Yrafocntcnwabl.

9epei6en aus 0cutidIono bemei.
Ten, nit meldem Srtterciic man oo.
lelbIt Die @a6I einc9 @rdiioenten Der
Sereinigten Stootcn perfolgte. @er
MIN leinen 2tngeb6riQen oOer 6rcun-
Den in Der oltcn &cimat6 cine boil.
it0noige @ei6idtc Der 8obl 5ufom.
men Ioiien Mil, ioQtc tl6t peri0lts
men, 0enie(bcn cine Drummer OeS
letter @o6en6lottca 0e3 v0eutI6en
Gorreiponbenten" 81 ienOen. guBer
oert @oblberidtcn mo crceaentcn
8iloern oeS neucrpdbltcn @r0lioer.
ten luO 8ice.ErdijOcnten entbdlt ooS
WodenbIott aid @erid)tc ilber Be
%ge6enbeiten in oQcn Gbcilcn scr Ser.
einigten Stauten. Ios 0ofcnblatt
oes n0eltiden Gorrciponoenten"
etgnet ii6 gor5 %bciouOerS sur Ser
Ienoung nod europa, neil ea cine
flare lleberii6t iibcr Ole bier 81
Gonoe eriitircnoen @erb0ltniiic gicbt.
Die itetig GROCER mcrocnOc 3a5l
unicrcr ouSlGn0iifen Nbonnenten
benefit, Dab Die 3citlnr8 cin germ &C.
icbeler @oit in Der altcn @cimotb
unO Der Sn6oIt fiir ole alniicn mo
StGnOe BON groBem &ntereiic lit.
Der ErciS elmer e~in5elnen Stunt
mer oes 8odenblottes, cinidlieBlid)
@orto nod europa, lit 7 GtS. Ger
9tbonnementspreia iiir Elm Sobr be.
trdgt $500 BEL &oruusbe5obIun9,
Ii6erlif cine fleinc Summp @eloes,
wcnrl man Die 6retlOe in @etrud)t
5iebt, sic ourh Die 3uienOung elmer
oeuti6 = omcrifonii6en 3eituu9 bel
Den 2ie6en in Ser alien Seimntb per.
uriad)t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
Northumberland am SOd3eitstasc,

Sobn u. 0eoine begebt in Der noro.
0itli6en @oli5eiitation 3luei
SelbItmorooeriu6e. - SoQte &c.
tern cine 8bilooeIpbierin 6eiro.
then.
3mei Sel6Itmoropcriu6c aul Sod.
5eitstoge begging geitern Der 34Sobre
olte Sobn u. 0epine, Elm Woi6inen-
3eidner aus philadelphia, III Der
norooItli6en @oIi5eiitotion, unO nur
ollrd Ole Iufmerfiomfeit 0eS Sdlie.
Bers Rubl muroe iein eriter Seriud,
iid aus Der @elt 81 ihoifen, Derbins
bert. 0epine muroe an leBten Gon.
lerIta9 Abeno lpegen Irunfcnhcit
oerboftet uno um 6reitog Mtorgcl
bon Squire s. .. &eplinger freig'>
loiicn. @egcn 4 llbr NodmittogS
mlroe er nicoermm inter Der glel.
d)eu 4nidJul0igung in Die Holt5ciltd-
ton gebraht uno fam IN oiciel6c
3eac, peld)e CT on1 Morgen inne
bate. @ttpa cine babe Stunoc ip0s
ter mnd)te ser S6lieBer &ubl ietne
Hun0e ourh Den 3ellenrounl un0
fon0 8euine an ieiner &olsbt1oc on
cinem GuerboIfen "ieiner 3eGe ullf.
geb1ngt. @ie eS iheint, bate lid
0eoine ultf Die 9anf in Der 3ele 81
ite0t un6 por Damn abgeiprungen.
Wdre er nid)t redt5citig entocdt NOR.
Den, 10 bGtte er iein 3iel erreidt. Ger
S6lieBer ihnitt i'm ub, uno Or. u.
8. Sage pom 9tr. 17t6, Oit.Dtubilon.
StroBe, 6rod)te 0en Wunn mieOer 81
lid. Sooam muroc Ocrielbc IN cine
onocre 3eae Qcbradt, uto mon emf.
fernte ode &leioungsititdc, mcl6e
Oo6l b0tten 0ienen fonnen, einen
5tueiten SelbItmorOperlud 5u for
bern, 0epine ihien ober felt olti
ieinem ebemaligen 8oriube 81 be.
barren. Gr 5erriB iein l%lnterbem6 III
Streifen mo iuor ioeben nit Ben
Sor6ereitungen iiir ben Selbitmoro.
perillf Nr. . beih0ftigt, ol9 Der
S6lieBer i'm pie0er crmiidte. Do
raufbin lcgte man linn nit oen 6Gn-
Den nltf Dem Hiiden &unoidcllen an,
unO i'll oieiem 3uitunoe blicb er, bis
CT nm 3 llbr geitern No6mittog oent
Squire &eplinger sum 3neiten Wtolc
porgefiibrt muroe. GieSmol itrofte
i'm Ser Goli5eiridter nm S. uno SEQ.
item. @r 5oblte uno cling bon BON,
men, nad0em er erflGrt botte, er be.
oouere, Die Selbitmoroperiu6e be-
gongen 81 baben. Gr iogte ferner,
er bate 9eltern nit einem 0tGoden
aus E%biloOeIpbia getrout meroen
iouerL Ole i'm om Na6mittog IN
Baltimore t%reficn ioate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

conferiren, mn Del Dem Bon 0eS Wtas
rplono . SnltitlItS Nnrfebrungcn filr
Die Worftleute ifocnigitens oortiel6it
81 t~reffen. Or enpfobl Dem Gontitc,
Dem Staotruthe cine &ernronung
uor5llcgen mo cine 9ommilion nit
Dem IllsarbeiteH bon YlGnen, lpeld)e
bon Der &unit 4 6ummiiiion gut5rls
beiBen limo, 81 betrolten. Der Wopor
mcinte, Die Sode ioQc ioiort olige-
noumen ncrOcn, oomit etlpoige I'm.
folten nod in Die llmIoge fir 1906
tommen fonnten CT milroe cine Dies
be5iiglihc @croronung obne Meitc.
res untcr6cid)ncn. 9aS 9omitc be.
itono aus DEM 8icc YrGiiocnten Is.
&irihenbofer, Dem Numoltc SfoIB
unO Dem SefretGrS roppc.
Hoti3en.
Die 9ronooiItrift Gomnniiiion er-
belt gcltern ppl1 topo9ropbiiden
&CrmeliungS-9iireou Die &orte, mel.
DIE Die nelic gero0c @oiicnronoitein-
Clinic an Der 9toroieite Der German.
ItroBc, BON &igbtltrobc bis 0opfiuc.
Elocc, 5eigt. 0oS Erottoir miro cine
unrcgeImoBiQe 9rcitc ppn - bis fl
SUB bobcu. on Die 0auIinic i6iei lit;
oos Srottoir an Der Silolcitc, no oic
StroBe brciter gentod)t morocn lit,
miro gIeid)iormid ~ SltB brett fem.
Die WtittelitroBe rrbolt cine glcid)ior.
migc 9rcite bon 80 SUB. Cine sic
lclre gerooe Clinic berIteIlcnOe Ser
%prounn0 miro Dem Stnotrotb ndd),
items 5uge6cn.
Gotttrolellr Seffner crbielt gcIterll
bonn General. Noiiltontcn NiggS cin
@ittndten bcS @etlerolonmnltS @nl.
9. grpon 5lgeionbt, in ipcldem Der.
ielbe io1t. oob bie r9rooomop.Solc"
MIR fiir Grrr5ier5fpede Der Slottcnre.
Ierpe unb fir Sal55ipedc gebralttt
luerben foltnte. Die 6%lottenreieruc
brobiidtigte fiir5lid), einen 9ol in
Der &oac 81 bolten. uto GontroIeilr
Seffner nerbot es, meil Gle SoIle Der
JIottenmili5 nidt fir iolde 3mede
sur &erfiigung eeItellt moroen lei
uno ooroili bin erii,d)te Der General
Abiiltont Sen @eneroloniuolt INN Elm
@utudten. am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

Semi BON Cincinnati
aoroinol @ibbons febrte am Srel'
tug gbeno ST. ipGter Stutoc betm
bon Cincinnati, no er Der Seerol'
gultg beS peritorbeiien er5blld)ols
Gloer beigetpobnt hotte.
8ouperneur @or lelo
AT Ser Sagb. = 8ollperreilr
ebipin @nrfielo lit allh cln Ntrtroo
uno ioa ein alisge5eidneter Sdll'ee
leir. Gr begob iid) am 0reltoa
Ibero nod) ieireni 2anbiise Safoole
III Soluoro . County iilib gitg geltefll
NIT ieincln Sobne eopin @arflelo,
Jun, lno mebreren Hohbarn apf
Die 6elnbiiberiogh. Ser @onperiieiir
miro bis mor9cn ouf ieinem Sanolls
bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
@iQiae Ghiffsfartrn

bon Baltimore nod Bremen: aoiite
$31 mo $33, 3wiidenoed 500.
Gon Bremen bis Baltimore: aoiiite
$50. 3ipii6enbed fir Hniiogiere
aus 0euti6lano $34, aus Seitreid)
S24.50, aus llnaorn rno grootien
$40. Sbeo. $. Dieuer & s o.,
Ia Dlt-2crington StraBe. 3immer
CIR. 3. (237-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

Starb IN DER gdnt. - Sr.
". Graham 9omooim Mitglie0 scr
Vantfirmo Nlerou0er 9rofpn <
SobL erlog geitern Na6mittog in
Ieitem Eripnt-9ilreol III Dem @anf-
gebGuoc Der 6trnlo an Ser Siiolueit.
Gfe Der Baltimore uno GolpertItraRc
einen S6lagotfoa. Der Shlu0 troi
i'm ltm Die Mittn9S5eit unoa mn 3
llbr Nod)nlittagS mar er cine 2eiGe.
Sr. Charles @rogoen ipro6 sur 3eit
NIT Srn. 9olpooin, meIder Dor lei.
ncnl Eltlte lob, uno 8r. Meran6Cr
Vrolun, meldcr ebenfalS nit linn
9elprod)et hattie, ltnu0 gero0e inn 9e.
griff oaS 3inmer 81 nerlolien. Der
5amilienorjt beS Srn. 9oipooin, Or.
q. =. Ntfinion, iprlroe iofort ocrll-
icn nn0 ipGter olld) ole 8oftorcn
Nmt. SSler, @n. 9. Sboper unD 81.
VI. Grintble. Die ger5te conltotirten
ieood), bob @r. 8oipooin nidt 81
rctten lei, mo iurroc in Scr Gericn
oeS Faltors Or. s. g. y. SobgcS bon
DER bildoflid = proteItorltii6en Ct.
Eoul0.&irdc al Der Gde bon Gbur.
leS:Ntnb Sarotogoitrobe geiitlid)tr
9eiIIdnO fiir Sen Sterbenoen herbei-
gerllfen. Der @eiitIid)e peripeilte Bel
Dem Sronfen, bis ser Soo eintrot.-
Sr. Somooin mar 62 Sabre oft uno
III baltimore geboren. SIM Sabre
1865 trot er ais 9lerf in Dos gonf.
geld0ft BON Ileronoer grolun 4
Sobn Elm. Sein Snfcl @nt. @ro.
BAN mar Sbeilbober oeiiel6pn. SedlS
Sabre ipGter muroe oild Sr. 9olu.
oolt Wtitglieb Der 6irnlo. Gr ipor
atBeroem sur 3eit leineS Sobes ei,
iter Der 0ireftoreil Der .Merdunt$'
Notionol-Yonf, Der .Gutoip-S pur-
9onf" nno Der o@obltbdtigfeitssS Or.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ioluie Grl-
ltee Der ySobltS Sopfins' untperlis
tat" unb Ser biihoflid)-
ld)en ct. Gouls-airfe Der 8eritor-
bere binterl1bt feline @ittne, eincn
Sobn nno 5fpei Sndter. Die Beer
oigullg miro bon her 8obnun9 Der
6ontilie, GER. t106, Noro-G barleSItr.
aus itottfinoen. Coroner Sopoen be
iidtigte Die 2eibe ,tno enti6ieo, ouB
Elm Snqueit iiberiliiiiig Jet, oo obne
3peiiel ein S6loeonfoQ Die SooeSs
nriufe luor.
Inf uloignng nteoerge
d)laqen. Die bon benz 8e.
iddftsfiibrer Der Sirna Charles j.
HoB & 60, 4rn. Charles 81. 0iffeE-
oerfer, gege1 ben iriiberen Igelten
b%erielben, @ln. Seize Wtiler bon 9tr.
1876. HorosS ltltoreslpenue onl %.
Sftober erbobene gnidliloigitng, Oil.
eeblid) $500 Der 5irmo unteridla-
gen ST. BADEN, mltrbe eeitern inn mitt
icren Stotipnsbalie pom YoliseiriA-
ter Grammar auf eriid)en oes Srn.
Eiffcnberfer nieoergeidiogen.
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Nuts bmeAeu. Beatrice Hos
aers, Elm t6- o6er t~7-iabrigeS Wfoo-
cberl, meIdeS aus England ST Itoni-
men ungob, luiroe geItcrn I'M nlitt'
leren Stotionsbauic pom Yoli5elrtd.
ter Grammar Dem .6en1ale SollIe Of
Hefuge" iiberlpieien, neil es olf Ib-
meae gerutben mar. Sergcont Sople
pom oitlid)en Giitrift bate Die alcinc
in Dem Genltstenlpel Der Mabel Dor
Don, Nr. 3t4. Gogers.apenne. ellt.
ocdt. 9ie @nrrpn mltrbe olBcrbcm
meaen 9eberbergltlta elmer ,Otinocr
idbrigen uflter $1,000 9iirgihaft ocna
@eridtsperinbren iibcrwieier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13

3ndcrprciS ecitie0cn.-.
Vile Sorten rafiinirten 3uders pur.
Den geitern int @n8roS {. Ereiie inl
10 Gents pro blinfert Tfuno erhoht.
Us lit nies Die brittle in Sen lebicn
Eagen porgeitommenc Freisubo-
bnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-13
GiIenbabn. GOQiiiOn ~ Su,uie.

Giien6a6u- GuliiiDn 5u SOiuie.
Sin Guamon = S6lofnaggon Den
Giienbabn0omm binl1tter gerollt.
- 3p6lf @aiiogiere unb Elm Gon'
0ufteur perIebt.-Gin miBoetltons
oencs 9feifeniignoI bic uriod)e
Der GoQiIion.
Der 9uQmatsS @lafpoBgon nIeS
Moines," meld1cr lid an binteren
gn0e Oc8 nod Cincinnati beitimmteH
3uoeS Der Baltimore. . io-8obr"
g}r. 3 6cfano, uurOe geitern 3u9oluir,
WPo., bon cincm in 0itlidero Midtun9
fobrcnOen EnIiagier5uge getrpffen H.
iibcr eincn 80 Sub boben Damn Bin
ab geroQt, nobel 5m0lf 8crioncn per-
lett murOen. IS iino saieSjrau.
GboS. &. Garter BON gtr. $50, 81
6otu .NDe., Gincinnoti, om aopf per
lcBt;
4. s. Goron bon San 5ron5iSco,
al Der S6ultcr Ocrlcbt;
g8. $. Golfer BON WteoopaIle, ga,
Salltobihiirfungen;
g. 6. Young bon SEEM 2)orf, @altt,
obidiiriungen;
81. 6. Earbetp bon Soutbport,
Conn, am rC6ten 9ein pcrIeBt;
Sri. u. Sorbis bon YbiloOelpbio,
go, Acknowledgement;
Charles ID. Golmcr bon 9tr. 21I,
9rou0lpoo, Nefp,Dorf, an 9Irm per.
lebt;
3rau 6. ~. @olmer bon 9tr, 271,
8rpo0moh Rclu-Norf, Grlhiittcrung;
George Gouroo bon gtr. AZ, @cits
%, 5troBe, Nctu- Dorf, itWcr am
aopf mo Gorper perlcbt;
q. Q. Smith, 8orter oes 4uIlmnn.
@oqgons, BON Nr. 1913, Eopinitr,
ct. 2olliS, 6outobidiirfun9en;
Stephen 9llrropS bon g&r. 236,
NinslceitroBc, @rootlpn N.sDy @out-
obihiirfungen;
6rou stephen @urrolpS BON 9tr.
236, 2(inSleeitroBe, 8rootlpn, N.=Dy
&ulttabihilrfungen.
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Huao. (3tS)
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-26

The crime which attracted the most
attention, of course, was of the robbery
of the Chicago City Railway car barn,
August 80, 1903. In this affair the rob-
bers secured $2,25O, killed two men and
wounded another The crime was brutal
in the highest degree. No warning was
given. The bandits opened fire upon the
startled clerks, without even the accus-
toned command: Hands up!"
The robbery occurred at three o'clock
In the morning Frank Stewart, a young
clerk, was shot and fatally wounded
where he sat. James B. Johnson, q
motorman, was asleep on bench, and
he, too, was killed before he knew what
was happening. The partition door was
battered down with a sledge hammer
and the money scraped into sack. The
robbers fled to Jackson park, where they
divided the plumber.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-26
POWER OF MORMON CHURCH
Witness in smoot Hearing Points
Out Its Interference in
Utah Politic..

Washington, April ga thorough
review of Mormon interference in the
political affairs Of Utah was given
Friday by Judge o. w. Powers, the
only witness before the senate commit.
tee on privileges and elections in the
investigation of the protest against
Senator Reed Smoot Several times
efforts were made by counsel for the
defense to show that his story was
based on hearsay. but the attempts
were met WILL an array of facts taken
from signed statements of members Of
the church, documents which are a
part of the records of the state. afi.
dayits of persons present at various
places where the church influence was
manifested, and other evidence.
Judge Powers reviewed the politica,
history of Utah to show the close rela.
ton OF the Mormon church with polite
al affairs, also the intimate association
Of the church with the local and munic.
ipal government. He showed that the
church controlled in civil as we'll as 90.
,lesiastical aff9irs. In one case ii was
shown that msn WIS disciplined and
was summoned by Abraham o. smoot
president of the high council of the Utah
stake OF Zion 1t WIS not shown that
any relationship existed between Sen.
ator Smoot and the man mentioned
Judge Powers at the afternoon session
continued his review of political affairs
In Utah, speaking specifically of the
Thatcher and Roberts cases when
these men were charged with "disobey-
ing the rules of the church by accepting
nomination for office without first
taking counsel of the church." The
witness quoted nun Der of officials Of
the church in their csnpaigns against
Thatcher and Roberts because OF
their acceptance of nominations with.
out the consent of high church author.
tiles.