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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
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Criminal @crjht.- tQ}or
Hiftcr g2riQbt.) Ginbulh GboS.
". gon1oron. 6 Wtonotc @ci0ngnib.
GerlcBrulQ ocS ShonfQcicBc3
Noom Qopillafi, $500 Stroic; &cleu
2opilrafi, Imtitirt. 6rlc0naburh
2lOo Ntoiu, $50 Stroic; Ncuic Sobl.
ion, 6 Mollotc Stoot2 Nrbcitabuu5.
9cbcrbcrqcn 0fiuocri0briger- QtarD
\. @oooe. %iiitirt; Robert &obniou,
oltf 4arolc entIdiien. - Spirituoicn.
@erfoltf all Minbcri0hriQc - Nm.
9. Sacobion @eihmorenc fonuten lid
nidt cinigen. 0iebItubl - Charles
&c. Boone. niht idntIoig,
Nbtbcilung Nr. ,. - (9}or Hid)tcr
0belpa.) 5olihe &oripiepcIlmqcn &c..
Muffin MitdeQ, Is Gage 8ef0ngnib
uno $40 Strofe. GicbitobI - Morn
Robinion mo Charles &runB, ic 4
W}onotc @efGngniB; Charles Nti0a,
20 Gage 8efdngniB &obn 9romrL 3
Sabre 3llhtbolt@; 6rc0erid Scpp, oltf
Gorolc cntloiien; George proofs, t3
Mouotc 3ud)tbol,S. Spiritloicnpcr-
follf on Sonntog - @cnrD SoloS,
nidt ihtloig.
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Rittcrn 9lod, O'@rirn Ii. @oitberl
Gum Observation-Disclosures crnan1t
1T DEM 6a0e bon Gli5obctb &applcr
6r. [Sobn 9. MeItcrmorL Niir9idoit
$1,000. 81 NohloBpcrnoltern ct.
nonnt III ocn 6Gaen BON @nl. &eG-
ling @r. Geo. Sonocr. 9ilrgldoft
5000; bon 6rcoerid Bed @r. @oluor0
5. @cd, 9iirgidoft $1,000. ST @or'
miiuoeru ernonnt @cnrp 6inf fir
9luNltit 6int II, a., @iirqld)oit $2iOO;
| Martbo Rice fir Charles ". Eatter.
Jon, 9iir2ihoit $1,000. NohIoBbc-
rittc bcitotiot in oen 60aen BON
2melio 8inf $1,000; bon N{oraoret &
Gun9on $46S; @cnrietto &. Gngliib
$t9l; @orricttn Smith $500, &erfolti
rotifi5irt I'M Sale BON Ironflin ..
Gardner $i06.
StootQcriht. - (@or Hi6tcr
3orlan.) - MolIorp Aegcn Nortb
Bros. mo StrQltB, Sllllt 0crqtCid)
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benjamin geacn @cr5in0cr, Die 9trn.
81. II. 3S, 10 mlo 70.
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fiir neilc Yro5ciic, @obbS gc9en Sor.
man. - Sir Montog: Nr. %, Sltpc.
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bcoS Gorpu16 01c,
Common ElcoS @cridt.
- Q5or Hid)tcr Stodbriogc,) 0nnl.
Calender geQcu Grcoerid g. $.
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9obn.Go.," Antroa fir rincn llellell
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90, u, 10, 10, r mo Is, Slpe9ler
! gegen Die %nllnitco Hoihpou3".
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gen bic y%llnitco RoiImoDa 3d." Qes
ifIihtet. - sir bclttc; 6dlc olf Scr
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Gburt 0eger Die y~llnitco NoilpopS"
uno Baltimore Ohio 9obn &c."
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Stootqcriht Nr. =. - (Sor
Hifter 9aer.) 4 Morris Soplor ge.
gen Soiepb 9 Gum, HOS prog.
20. 4. @ci0crmcocr gegen 2broboln
Silbcrnru1 mo ole oaronB Yiano.
60" gegcn 6rou GboS. =, GoporoS,
in ieoen Safe llrtbcil beItGtigt.
Sir Montog Dir }}rll. 81. SO, 50. 50,
80 uno 90 nm UorIdlliiger Auirlf Der
2SaQc 9trn. TO, 1913, t2i, t25, f2S,
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GantsW Hnb Siahtanbtutus.
0aatss aae SighfaHbtDiua.
9lberts ,.Gbelipeik.Nane."

MurhIdnos1 clepbon = 81 n.
S~nuptqunrtier bes 9efauenereins "GbeTs
tpeiB." s9amens&erein5 aeS @oeIueib, "
.9antoibGotcInoeS gir. 445, Z. 8. s."
Oriental ifirifts Or. 1853. .. L. 81 unb
n9nntun Spnrs II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept21.tO
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s2ub. gerasris 0ieftnuront,

1BUU, F1nfsStr0Be,
ndbs Der bftltden 8oIi5eiftntton. Bar.
rter 2unth bon IL bis 2 nbr yta0uitttags.
@iebner's uniibertreffIt3es Bier am
Bout.
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1884 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I. ohio.
Wetre. acknowledgement r8erinnnia.
2pae 81; p9tuaem. Mrb. Ser. ,tlrt. sBeretn
bon GttsBaItim0re"; rDpftIon goncI. 8, 3.
.. 81: rmsetaaarb. tllHton 73". Saue 5u
bermtetbe:t.
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gerlanst tin Iascmcincn.
qentides arbcits. gRreau,

BIZ. 219. Siiosa borpsstraBe inter Der aufit6i
beutfhe SGnSiperier, S~lrbeiier u16 9ienftbotci
sl befh1ftieen ipiinfbett, fuo1eu iib perfouIif
pber in franitrten 9rtefet an ben Iaetten Der
chars. strnse, penbeft, peI6er uuenteeItIi6
@usfilnft ertbetIer ipiro. CSan2S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22

NHWtftB BWH ~UtWHHtHHEf
2ombarb. unb 8. GtrnBe. SiebIanotoipR.
9te feiHiten @etrdnfte aaer Art. - Boil
ftdnbta 1eu einaerihtet. Gin gefnn duer
nteiHer 5reunoe unb bes RibIifums tn
Wnaemetnen tets iptIEonnfet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22

sum 9erfauf in SfisenItiriore, niteren5eHe an
ben prantboaen ~8atterfousgarf." 8ailIent.
etrnbc, ode bon gaItiHoresStrabe. aomInt
suerff ilro babt bic @ustpubI. 9tefe Sdiier
fino In ieber Siniiht MODERN, nit Wtartltor'
RaIi5 uno ,Sanstreppe. fouie f1oberne1 8ers
betferlineer, eiuftIieblif gb5uesfanaI, agent
tdeIi6 unb Gonttnas on Ort uno Stene. Bes
uiti JairmountsgIoenue Taaeons.
Gb'p. 4. @alasbtr, .8alunternebnter,
Q2s-) SIR. 280S. 5airmount.stbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22

5u UeftnuteH.
Webrere tpertbboIe 5arnten in Inne sfrunbeIs
gonntb: So ader, 145 ader am Msaeotbb sgiis
Der: 1853 Ider, $50 ELDER: eifise biefer Sarmen
fno I'M bobeIt GilItur8uitnnoe, uno fuerben
fdntmtIin 5u afirebinbaret Breifen uto inter
euieu geoingufeei ~berfauft.
Sptn q. sDtniams,
9lr. 406. q. 8auIsStraBe, Baltimore, Wab.
(5ept27, f9lD
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gerIaugt: Trnarn nuS 1aSden.

0erlaHat:
GiHe 5rau I'M mtttlCren gticrs UNI i'm
6auSbuIt mit5ubelien; quite Seimatb. 9iuds
~5ufraecu IN Nr. 1872, Sit'Niuunmeut' Strufr.
(296-S)
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SteGenseiude
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Gteneaefum:

SteflegefndI.
Gin @ddcr indt Ste1e ais critic oher 5peite
1nuo. gind5uirue gen in UT. 2, @eh'2t. Cir.
(29G)
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ateilcgeindi.
Gin 8udetbdder quot grbCtt, iietiacn 4ldb
Jniub sirtied, gir. t0S, Mabcira.s trnhe.
(2gG-D
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GouiuIibuteo GOuI .. ...,.,.. %
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9rrlanat


VEIINHHIs
Sine probe Sabrits@elcui6ait, bic in bieIcm
8titrift cine 8erfnufSsg ieberIa9e 5i trridtcn
beabiittiat. funt fir Die Gettune etncn beruuts
tportliben Wiunn. @ebaIt $500 idErlih ituo
GomntifiioHen. glppIifnnien Hilifcn erftfIufiiae
Gntpfcbluugen uno $500 bis $500 8aar Gin.
SabIeIt. gSaareu lperoeu %ecliciert. 9tnreiie:
@nnufaeturer, Care, Ncli0n GGcsntan Company,
Ghicagu. 81. 600 ,304.1D
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Rru0uftcn.W arft.

ltntenItebenoe Breiie be3ieben Iid
alrf ben gngroS.SanoeI; fir Den
GIeinbonoel nn,B Elm entipre6enoer
Aufjhlag Qemaht neroen.
6nrm 4 rooufte.
. Gier, pro Duseno 19c. bis 22c.
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Eftt Rorqatn,

$3.50 fir zines oiefer pr1dtteet, iuooertteit
apjItodiaer Wobnbdlifcr gr. 23t2, 23t4 iiito
1918, CftsWlnoiiorsS trdBe, ceireniirter aeler.
ccntentirter Spirdrm, concentrates Irottotr. gbs
sliasfnuaI. glle ntuoerneu @inrthtureel!.
Gsuarb Z. sturd, an Grt nno Steae.
(Sftt4. t9Rt)
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Gu ~pcrfamfen.
usrfaufeit.


Gin Gtnbcrpageu erftcr alafie NIT Summit.
riiSerrt, 70 out ipie nflt, billia 81 berfdltfet.
0orfpretS $1,000: Nerfunisprets $500. glads
3uiroaet In Gr. 1888, ct. gantstraRe.
(292-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22

Sine iuHge ober in m~ittlcrer Subrcu be
iiroli6e Srdu, nm in eincr 5umilte bon 5iUei
Berfonet 5u fohen uno fir nugeneine SauSs
arbett. Sfierteu uuter Dor = I u" an Den
nGeutfleH SDrreTpnnSeuteu." (295)
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SebH SranS's 9dder.Ssrberse,
Rr. 1876, Sdrrifons, ndbe aerinefonsStr.,
Geo. GiiHtber, IT., Brnu COS Bier. gSnr'
r1er 9nnfh bon ~ bis 1 rbr 9ddbmits
tags. aae oeutf1en Bidder ftnb aum Be
fuhe einaeIaben.
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Sin ffarfer Sbms.

Eaar lur Reiie ms Hnslanb belnrat gnlp
sfoiWf, Gr. iit, et FaHt- sttahe.
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lntrnt4t in Der Chat Y 6r gro@ BON 2pOta g, 9mf6am8 segaatle GonpOnn6 -
nO prghdcu init otem Wittd fnb Die ouoUrr Yfel Ur Die umx Yelltc
Wobr tnurt e,, bb baSfIte bic GDBe Nunbl bon obontGu 6emugu meibite
&raulbten autpDehen bdP Nobn bmmt c, buB 0icle5 Rtttet hhn lett cWu
StrfDabrbunoGt cn mubrer SeRn fir bic ebuoe 6uueuret geueeu lit? Gtunh oS
meger, neu eS cu Ifthl BON uuougethhhm NSerhe III. Der Grun0 0B te anWe
Mutt pnolS inb rnrn @rfdg aujupeHn qebobt boteu 1T oau gu iuHeu, OB chen t
onGaeS NatNl ph rpl9rtte snren bel 6mnmtrontbeten SaNg6tg- ababt Lt u
oMe hthtae Ghutate nuB man bmk1, nenn Der ApotbfLA&1St NAn elm an0ep
Uhtel aufptdWase, ooS ogero6e 70 gut" fn pu - aber e hNyT. T
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1924 Sfts8aItimoresetraBe - Simmer an
Serrer 81 bernltetben. - Setnfte @etrdnfe
uub Betne. .BabsBteipsB rdueret "s8ier.
BerfammluHesIofaI p0fts2ombarbftr. Snls
mertu. Bnus nro 2etbperein". gbef.sdeI.
Mt. Sermon x942-D.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01
MINER SHOT
HIMSELF

During the wedding festivities OF
Salvatore olivetto and Filomena Urga
of O'Ncn mines, wso came to ClarlSs
burg Saturday morning accompanied by
a large delegation of friends and were
married at the Catholic rectory, a for.
eigner with an unpronounccable name
became to exhilirated under the influence
Of booze Sunday afternoon and accident
" shot himself while making grand
flourish with a revolver in honor of the
happy event. The shooting occurred
near the home or the newly married
couple. The man VINO shot himself lived
at Reynoldsville where ne worked as q
miner The ball entered his right side
but it is not thought to be serious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01

For Rent-Frnished front room with
bath, in private family Suitable for ono
or two gentlemen. Inquire at this Of
flee or call up Home phone III aI-3t'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01
OIL NEWS


In the Salem district, in this county
the South Penn Oil Company has drilled
it's test on the James F. Dye farm thro,
ugh all the sands and has buster. IE
the same district, the same company
has drilled its second test on the Della
Williamson farm through the Gordon
and the hole has filled up 400 feet with
fluid. It will be shot and will make .
small pumper The same company has
given its No. on the G. Z. West farm
n shot and has increased it's production
from almost nothing to % barrels day
Northeast of the Salem district, the
South Penn Company has drilled its No
on the E. NJ. Estlalse farm 40 feet in
to the stray and has developed no OF
or gas.
At Folsom, in the same county, the
South Penn has completed and shot its
second test on the II. A. Parish farm
and the well produced 80 barrels the en-
suing "a hours In the same district
No. 10 on the George w. darlington
farm has been drilled through the Cor,
don and produced so barrels the first q
hours. The same comPang's No. or
the Jesse Ashcraft farm and No. on
the j. A. Webb farm are fishing in the
top of the sand.
In the yellow Creek district, in. Cal
houn county, the South Peenn company
has drilled its test on the II. L. Jack
son farm into the Berea grit and has a
show for a twenty-five barrel producer
Tie location OF this test is due north OF
the Camden Sommers farm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01

may try to assert it's independence and
explode just to celebrate the Glorious
Fourth. If you would avoid such trou-
BILE, let US keep all your
PLUMBING
good repair. Our work is unsur-
passed; our charges very low.
EUREKA PLUMBING CO.,
Home phone 0s. Bell phone, 62W.
sss West Pike St., Payne Building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01
AMERIcAN LEAeUE.

Brooklyn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence p. Stout return.
ed Sunday night from a pleasant visit
with Mrs. stout's parents in Masor
county.
DR.. w. r. Andrews has returned from,
a professional trip to Mountain Lake
Park.
George Rogers. of Mt. Clare, spent
Monday in the city on business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26
Ventura Carries
Many Passengers

The steamship Ventura arrived from
San Francisco this morning and was
locked at the Oceanic wharf at about
1880 o'clock. She left San Francisco
October 20 at 3:l2 y. m. and arrived OF
port at 9:25 u. m, thus making the voy
age In five days is hours and 10 min
utes. Fine weather was experienced.
The Ventura had on board a large
number of passengers distributed as
follows: For Honolulu. 40 cabin, ~
second cabin and 10 Storage; in tran
sit. 10 cabin, A second cabin and IL
steerage passengers.
Among the Honolulu passengers are
many well known people such as W. II
Castle. Mrs. ID. Center, Mrs. A. f. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Frazee. Mrs. c. G
Won Hamm, Mrs. c. Hayselden, c. c.
Kennedy. Mrs. e. Newman. Miss q.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26
BROWNS BANK Bill


Editor Evening Bulietin:-The ed
itor OF the star In last nights edi'
torial on the Bank BIZ introduced by
senator Brown In the last session ~
the Legislature Is Numbering as usual
In tissue OF Measurements. The hill
referred to was Senate Bin NO. Z. not
No. l. The bill itself provided, any
banking Association, or banking cor
poration, whether Incorporated under
Territorial laws or otherwise, or any
co'partnership or individual that car
ries on banking business In the city
OF Honolulu may be appointed by the
Treasurer OF the Territory with the
approval OF the Governor as the Depos'
itory OF the Public Money and may be
also employed as financial agent OF the
Territory.
From this 1t would not seem that tho
hiil was introduced for the benefit OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26

ical Monthly, proprietor Of Taroena
and friend of Hawaii arrived in the
city today in the Ventura. Dr. VILE
will remain in Hawaii two weeks and
e. here primarily in connection with
business in which he is interested. For
some time DIR Vile has had control
ling interest in the island food product
/ Taroena. and has been advertising II
extensively in medical journals and
through the medical profession. The
demand has constantly grown and he
! "A here TO arrange for the erection of a
now mill. DR. Vile said:
! "Our present mill on Maui is made.
ouate for our needs and am here to
arrange for the building of a new mill
favor building the new mill on the
island of Oahu. here in the city. where
it will be I'm touch with the cable. We
can lust as well ship taro from the
other islands to Honolulu as to ship TO
Maui.
We will utilize such portions of the
Maui mill as we can, moving II here.
New machinery will be added making
n much larger mill.
IL have had no chance in my absence
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26

The pussilanimous character of the
attacks made on T. McCants Stewart
previous to his departure for the main
land to take the stump in the Republi
can National campaign Is abundantly
proved by the work to which Mr.. Stew,
art has been assigned II was asserted
that Stewart would be assigned to the
South, that he would appear only be
fore negroes, etc, etc. Mr.. Stewart
first speech was in Chicago before q
body OF Chicago business men. II wa,
o white mans audience and Stewart
was enthusiastically received. His as
signment by the Republican Speakers
Bureau takes him to Illinois. indiana
and Colorado. Which all goes to show
that the National party managers and
the decent American people have moth
ing in common with the local preacher,
I OF vicious race prejudice. They accep
men for their capacity and worth. Tn,
fact that individuals in Hawaii he
speak a most despicable character II
their dealings with Stewart and en-
deavors to arouse race hatred, serve
only to bring into bold relief the tru
American spirit, the spirit shown b.
nen possessing real manhood.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26

am perfectly willing to try this case be-
fore you. But II your resignation is in
the hands of Governor Carter we must
question the jurisdiction of your Hon.
or to try the case or receive any plea
In connection with II.
Il do not say that Your Honor would
be influenced In the least by the fact
that the Governor holds your resigna.
ton. but II he does hold II. that fact
shows lamentable state Of affairs and
raises a Federal question which. in the
interest Of the defendant, We must
press to the end. The defendant Is en-.
titled to trial before court untram.
meled by the attitude toward II Of the
executive. We want a speedy hearing.
This matter involves the family of the
defendant and his liberty"
Judge Lindsay reserved decision In
the plea entered by counsel for Dow
until tomorrow morning. Mr.. Dow's
bond was fixed at $1,000.
ii. &. Mossman, clerk IN the Office OF
the Deputy Sheriff, was also arraigned
this morning on general charge Of
embezzlement. Frank +. Thompson
appeared In his defense. The trial OF
Mr.. Mossman was continued to Mon.
day, October 30.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26


Mrs. Henrietta A. y. Marsh, President
s2i Jackson Park Terrace. WoodIawn,
Chicago, Ill.,, says:
81 suffered with la grippe for seven
weeks and nothing helped me until !
tried Pcruna. } felt at once that had
at last secured the right medicine and
kept steadily improving. within three
weeks I was fully restored. "--llcnrietta
A. :. Marsh.
La Grippe Is epidemic catarrh. Peru
ma Is Of national fame n sure cure for
catarrh In all phases and stages.
n you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the Use Of Peruna,
write at once To Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your ease and lie will
be pleased TO give you his valuable ad.
vice gratis.
! Address Dr. Hartman, President Of
Til, Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, U.
For special directions every one
should read THE Ills OF l.ife,' a copy
Of which surrounds each bottle. Pc
runa is for sale by all chemists and
druggists at one dollar per bottle, OF
six bottles for five dollars.
! Those wishing direct correspondence
with DIR. Hartman and can wait the
necessary delay In receiving reply
should address DIR. s. b. Hartman. Co
lumbus, Ohio. U. s. A.
Benson, Smith & Co. will supply the
retail drug trade In Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26

Some good things are well worth re.
peating. Attention has frequently
been drawn by this paper to the good
work DR.. W. c. Vile has done for this
Territory and entirely volunteer work
at that. II our own citizens could
rouse themselves to the point Of show.
loyalty DIR. Vile has shown for Ha.
wall we would have community here
which would offer no field for the
knocker, attract tourists and settlers
by the hundreds and make Of the town
. place that would make the people
tumble over each other In the rush to
get here. settle down and make an
honest living.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26
CARE W PuB.IS FUNDS.

The result Of the audit Of the Police
Department books IL to show that lax
methods have been In vogue In hand.
ling the monies of the department.
methods which 1t Is safe to presume
would not have existed had the audit
ing department the knowledge 1t 10
supposed to have of how the money was
handled. The natural question in the
public mind is whether police depart
nient clerks criminally covered up their
methods Of handling funds or the rep
Tesentative Of the auditing department
who is supposed to have audited the
books. had knowledge of the situation
charged with embezzlement are en-.
titled to an unprejudiced trial based
on the facts. There is no doubt thai
the funds were handled In a careless
manner that justiiies the removal OF
the incumbents from office. While the
pubic is ready to await the testimony
on the criminal charge made, It has
made up its mind very positively on
one thing-the auditing department Of
the Territory needs either q shaking ny
or new law in order to restore con
ftdence that II Is Of any practical use
II wholesale removal Of officers In
any department is necessary to learn
che actual status Of department funds,
then the quicker the Governor wipes
out the auditing department and starts
an annual ramOyal of all oftieara In m a
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horse is gone, especially when the law
provides a department whose special
and particular province 1t is to watch
the horse. Business is business. Tho
people expect their business depart.
ments to be conducted on business prin.
ciple. The opportunity has been Of.
Tered all too frequently for the audit.
ing department to inaugurate the priD
ciple. particularly when so many in.
stances have arisen to indicate that
men in charge Of public funds eithe'
don't possess full realization Of theiI
responsibilities, are incompetent OF
cant keep their hands out Of the pub
lie pocket book
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JURISDICTION OF LINDSAY
Continued from Page ~


defense for his client In pleading the
lack OF Jurisdiction of Judge Lindsay
In the case on the ground that his un.
dated resignation was in the hands Of
Governor Carter.
The defense had caused q subpoena
10 be issued directing Governor Carter
10 appear at the Police Court at 10
o'clock and bring with him the undated
resignation OF Judge lindsay. sup
posed to be In his hands.
When the charge against Dow was
read by Deputy Sheriff W. T. Rawlins.
Mr., Davis stated to the Court that the
defense raised the question of jurisdic.
ton. your resignation Is in the
hands OF Governor Carter and your
Honor Is therefore disqualified to sit
Ia this case. have subpoenaed Gov.
ernor Carter and II he has your resig.
nation he will produce It In this court.
u am wrong and your resignation Is
not in the hands of Governor Carter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-26
IROQUOIS RlPAIRS
TO BE MADE
BY LOCAL ARTISANS

A cableRram from the Navy Depart.
ment has been received at the Naval
Station ordering that the contemplated
repairs to the tug Iroquois De made In
this city instead of sending the vessel
to the Mare Island navy yard. The
IroquOis Is 10 undergo extensive repairs
~ she has not been laid up In n navy
yard for over five years. She will be
furnished with new masts and rigging.
new foot plates In the fire and engine
rooms, her decks will be caulked and
many other pieces of work necessary
TO a thorough Overhauling, done on
her. The total price OF the work will
probably be In the nelghborhood OF
$1,000.
Bids have been called for and some
are already on hand. Among the bid.
GERS are the Honolulu Iron Works, Cat.
ton & Neil, Sorenson 4 Lyle and sew.
eral others, The bids are to be opened
tomorrow. The repairs will probably
take several weeks.
The news that the Iroquois Is TO lie
repaired here instead of being sent to
the Coast has been received with much
satisfaction here rs local firms con.
tended that the work could very well
be done here and wanted to keep the
money resulting from II In the city.