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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
BIG FIRE NEAR PI1TsBuRG
In Which Two Firemen Are Fatally In
jured, Nine Buildings Burned and
GOO Thrown Out of Work.

BY Associated Press. @44-a~
Pittsbmg, Pa, Sept. l0-Two fircmen
were fatally injured. nine buildings
burned and four damaged today at a
fire at tine HARRISON Walker works al
Hay Borough and six hundred were
thrown ont OF work.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16

Steamer Sinks, But Crew Is Saved.
BY Associated preo7.
Highland Light, Sept lo-Tbe freight
steamer, Lonsfcllow, sunk of the Mas
sarnu.etts coast this morning. This
crow Of sixteen was saved.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
By Associated press.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 9-There Is in
tense apprehension here regarding the
fate of Kropatkiu owing to the lack Of
news from the front, all believing an
other battle is impending.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
By Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 9-viceroy
Alexieff telegraphs that the railway and
telegraph lines to Mnlden are uninter-
rupted. but says nothing about the op.
erations of the armies.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
SECRETARY
DENIES 1T
For the Silent Man, Who Can Not sp.als
and Says Parker is Not Dissatisfied.
BY Associated Press.

Esopus, y. y. Sept lo-parker's sec
rotary issued statement today deny
ing that Parker is dissatisfied with the
Democratic state and national commit
tee and that he will 90 to New York
personally TO look after the campaign
work. z-rr,,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Babv Bow Born

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
I. Casio on the Golf farm near the city
Friday evening and the parents are
happy and proud
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
Judge charleton Dead.
az Assoeiated Press.


FHru,rt. " W.. sept 10 Judge Il
+. Ch.rietor, aged sixty-seven years
died today at Warrington. W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
BY Associated Press.

Toxic, Sept. Ut Is reported Rus.
sian expedition from Kamachta visited
'Sennhu Island, and in the absence of
the men killed the women and children
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16

MURDER
CHILDREN
EXPEDITION VISITS AN ISLAND
AND IN ABSENCE OF MEN KILL
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
INTENSE APPREHENSION EXISTS
AT ST. PETERSBURG BECAUSE
OF NO NEWS FROM THE FRONT.

AN Is Quiet at Mukden and Armies Are
Resting Russians Have Begun to
Evacuate the PIace-Russo-ch Chinese
Bank Closes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-16
ENROLMENT
In City Schools at End of First Week
Was Nearly One Thousand Pupils.

The following is the enrolment in
the public schools of the city during
the first week:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
Iltcr hub 2anglebiefcit.

@rof. Netidnifoif pom Barrier
Ruiteur- Snititltt bat IN einem nellelt
Wert Ieine NnIhululngen ii6er Die
Seronoerungen 5uiommengefaBt, Die
Der menifIihe &orper i'm boben Sitter
erIeioet. @r be5eidnet iie in &iir5e
oIs cine &erfiimmeruug Ser mert6.
ooIleren un0 ipe5icu tbGtigen 3eQcn
Der 8emcbe uno oeren @rieeunQ ourdJ
itbertuuhernoeS mlBIoieS @inoeQe-
mebe. @r tbeilt sic AnIift MerferS,
Der 3lltolgc etnige Der einfo6eren &C.
mebe, fute bic Ser GltBeren Saltt un0
Der S6Ieimb0ute i~jberboltpt, niht
gultern," tpdbreno Die mc6r fir ii6
cntDideIten 3cllen, nomentlih sic ocS
@ebirnS, Der 2eber, ser Rieren, ci.
gentIid} 5eritort ln0 perorGngt lpers
Den, 5ul6d)it ollrh ein5eIne einlpon-
oernoe 3eIlcn, Damn oltrd) ein 9inoes
geipebe, ieoenfoll5 ober our6 bic Gle
mente, Die cine MISUNDERSTANDING ser
1bdti9teit oieier pidtigeu 0rgone
nidt letter f0nten. Der &erllit an
2ebenStroft im Ilter lit clio tbotidd)s
lid Elm iortidreiten0cr &erlltit bon
Gbeilcn in BEN sur GrboItlrng ocS
&eben5 unerIdBlihcn Orgonclr, Die
noh unO nad] u%eroorben mo I'M.
braltdbar meroen. Wfar f0nnte oen
Gorgoua oe5 gllterS aud pcrltebcn ais
oen per9eblifen &olnpi Der boberen,
%mertbpoIleu @emebe uniereS &0rperS
ge9en sic nicoercn, nid)tsmtbiGen,
nid)t obcr nIs ein ollgemeincS Ser
iogen oller GbeiIc oeS aorperS 5lt-
iommer. Die Grgriinoumg Ser 6roge,
mic ser Menih ieiue coleren Gbcllc
in Oicicm &ompi mirfianler %slltter-
itiibcn f6nnrte, nennt Metidnifoif cine
Der gr0Bten Auigoben Der @iiierts
ifoit fommen0er 3eiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
3 9iplomatdJc.

9 Ween6cr 3oibhe nor Qeidleit;
Sci Ilt acirebt lett bottcr:
oSnu', YoOoer, monmer waob.
mrs lett.
Sb oeS OerIllrn is, Mooocrl"
Die MoOocr ioot: 81, poS Sc
0enfitl
Gu cbbeS IS ood tort nit"
$40" lat Der @oltb, .cid) bott
id)mt GngIt;
@ergeB mcr nor Gci' @urt nit!
Gid booht. oSGrr cid mel Shleb'
ais MIR;
Sett lperid,tc id)rob perpor5clt -
Wei'm @oooer lei nett aoIoern ll6r
IS mer III Tbei' gcbor5elt!"
Huoulf 0ieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
WeltitaottHpen.
@on &uooIf grcsbcr (9crIinO

1. Der Wonn i'm S6ntten II,
Sd Mode gar feineu Sebl oorailS.
Bob ih mond)nol, iuenn ih mid
iiber Die oitoiiotilfen 2iigelt genilg
georaert babe, 5it meirem Ecrgnii,
gent ben Nnnonc &C II tbeiI Der Ger.
liner 9l1ttcr lcic. Nift gerooe, boB
ib mid gIiibenb hnfiir intereiiire, OBJ
SEER Wiiaer in Scr Hcidenbergers
ItroBe iuirflid lcin por5iigIid gebeil.
0eS @riinframgei6Gft Yiucget orin'
gcnben SobeSfoa" i%pottbi1ia perfo,l.
tell min, ooer bnB 6oS .iilnqc WG6.
den NIT glrtcm @inen uno N0bmu.
'hine, Dos 9inberlpoiden mo NGber
fonn." mcbr oiif quito @ebonoIlut0,
ais oltf 'dlIcd)ten 2obn iiebt. Iber 5ll.
luellel finoet man slpiid)en Dem Cana.
iretli9en uno Sergcbroften, 5ipiid)Clt
Sd)ledltItili'irtem un6 8crihmittge.
mcintcm plotlid) Gin Innonced)ciL
oos 'tlitcn l0Bt mo 6l 6enfcn 0ibt
mo fptc burd) ein Dem rnohtiont
porbethoitenoen Nublico uerboracnc5
SeniterIcin cincu @lif ocItottct in
gurts iuunberlidc @robItootuinfcG.. .
Gin poor folder @intcI hob ih in
Der lesten Seit, bo cS bon allnIt unO
@iifenihuft itiner lporb in Dem lana.
lam lit ieinen troQcn Sommerihlof
berIinfenoen Berlin, onqcmerft uno
81 gutter Stinoe oilIgeit6bcrt. lln0
fpern aud, mos i'd fono, feline qroBcl
2irien 5eiat iino feline iiberipGItiaen.
ben Sorben, 70 traeenL idcint mir, sic
fIeinen giIbhen bodl BET CUR 9cnnt.
nib Der @roBitabt in ienen fIcincn
decentralization, Die eben MIR in
ibrem @etriebe geSeiben fonner.
Sreunblih eineeitreut 8piifen iene
merffpiiroisen oSpreditunoen fir
Sanen uno Serren," G~oQoquia mil
elmer l1ngennnnten, beren t~ieferell
3ped Der Sarmloie obne gommentor
niht ein5uieben perntas, reife Sci
rntben nit o%ngenebmeu Mdbheu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02

nen Gle mir f
Ieidt?" = SD
SD torire: ein Seq
I01lm. 8teuei6t oerbe.
Die Sohter uno muB in Sr.r
ben. - 0aS @ei6Git gebt bent oa
oben, SD oonn'S ibm, l1no fr6b-
lid meinen @pnrnts pon 9luqltIte"
in Der Goihe fiibIeno, ihlenoere i6
ourd ben Wunoeri60ncn Sommer.
Moraen. ....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
vie bic 0luIIen sibirien crluarbcn.

Sn Hoiuo Si6nrfaSf, 6ent Soltpts
ortc u1o ser ein5igen Stoot IN Bent
2onoe Der ooniihen &oloden, lit nett
lid Dem ebemoli9et 6iiGrer Scrrnof,
bent bic GltIicn Sibirien p%eroanfert,
Elm &enfmal geiebt porOen. Inter
Der Regierung Stuon's oe8 ShretIls
den, zines Der lebten R1trits, luar
Dem 8auimonne @rigorp Strogd.
nom, einem Sobn oeS Abtlbcrrn Der
gr0flidcn ritiiiihen 8omilie gIeifet
gtomen8, Gin un6etpobnteS @ebiet
bon $50 G~uoorotiuerIt 5ipiiden Der
&amo llnb norolihen 9iuino ol8 Sc
ben iiberloIIen moroen. 8rigorD
Stro9onoo u%nternabnt nit Ictnen
S0bncn uno ieinem iiingeren 9ritOer
olsbaIo Die 9eiieoeIlng inO Iu8belts
ting beS an 9ooenidGeeh iebr reifen
2onoitriheS. IlS ober Die Solonilten
nod) Siten %pororoll9eu, bereiteter tb'
men sic Sutoren oes &bnns &utidrrt
Der ieinen Serriheriib in SIiblr, ont
red)ten llfcr oeS SrtiifL bottc, groBc
Characterization. I'm oieIen ein GnNc
at madden uno ieitcn 9eiib 5lt ifitt'
5en, beihloB Stroqotloiu ocit Ingrl'f
aegen oos iibirilhe Gbaitot, iuo5lt Der
Gsor einc@innilligung CAB. Stro9o'
nom rehnete babel oitf Doie 9lttelt
. Srcltnbc bonn Gon" Die Norrooett, Die
All 2ouoe uno 5it @niier - b%eionoer5
ouf Ser Wolao - 9elte modten ut0
Iidl oen ruiffhen @erihten SIT ent5ie'
hen mltBtcn. Setmor bieier Selttc
ipor Sermof. Gr iuuroe fir ietne
friiberen 8elpoIttboten BON G5dret
b%eqnooigt, i~tellte lid Strogottoiu sur
8erfiigung, biIoctc cine $50 Wtont
Itarfe GoIodentrltppe - Die nod e'
ner onoeren WteIouug Ourflucg alt5
ruifiihen, totnriidcn, beiltld)en mo
poIniihcn 2onbitreifern mo Iriibe'
rem 8cfongenen b~eitonoen bnben Toll
- llro broh it boS iibiriIfe Gbanat
Elm. 9ittidun's 2eitte fdnl1ten nod,
feline S~ereripaffen, itnb 10 9clong eS
bent pertpeqener Serntaf, Iiegreth
nor5uriiden, fid bcs Saltptortes oeS
GbonotS 5lt bemGfytigcn unb III 5luci
Sobren oett gdrt5en 2onbItridl bort
llrnI bis sum Srtiid 5t n%1tertucrfen.
@ie oae SterbIifen ereilte oitf Ger
mat iein Sdidiol. Gr foro ben GOO,
oils er, nm einer @erfolaling orrdl
Die @ingebcrenen 5u cntgebcn 1884
oen Srtiid, 5ll oiirhfhrpimnten Iitdte.
Cine ihpere 8iiit1n9, oie Der Gar
ibn oIs 2obn fir feline 3ienitc &C
iorbt hotte, 500 i'm in Die Tiefe. &ielc
ruiiiihe 9idter boben ben aoidden'
fiibrer Sermof III Sieoern gefeiert,
unb in Sobolsf nllroe linn ifjon Dor
Sobren ein Genfnlol errid)tet. Bon
ben aefpoItigen 6oIqen ieiner Inter
nebmungen miro er in0eb nohl
idperlid eetrolmt boben. Sci Der
1922 porgenomntenen 31bllng ma.
rem in Sibirien foum 1000 Guiien on
iGiiig, beiite tit oieie 3abG ouf iieben
Mi0ipnen oe5tieQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
n aornieB

Jog it. 2oB
mics is. Die
,,ut) ii, OuB De iest 81 Oein
i6werbIeiltrte &usbaHo tenbit I'M iein
Ntoge 10 melt piOoer beri6teue bilfIt.
Dob er in oer5ebe Go9 no6f Sllbionn-
polls uff oes @ncompmelrt pm oe
@rono &rmp gebe fam. @eun &c
Deb fertig bringe, MiiI,tS &oofnafIe,
linn &c RESPECTFULLY inoiteb, iii ib
ruerr mloe, Dab Sc gum gbrenmit-
gIieO Duit @omans &eJtef @mbu.
lan3 . Corps nit idpor3e &affee IN
morinirte Sdring appointed nerre.
Sbr alter 6retno
Sadon8 q. SoofnuFIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02

T.. (Gar ben aeouutua8.G rrefpon6eut",)
Der Sub.
SIM NebcI gIeitet Oa5 Sfiif oabtn,
9o8 Ser5 ihIdgt Letter III Dem &c
fubI:
Ser iUeib es, mer iueib, no Jest if)
bin2
0u @oifnlng bclclftct Den
0unflcn 1tcl
Sod cinmoI, ME bloiics Sonncn.
Iidt,
Gas troitcno olrb NbenonoItcn
bridt.
limo lDieoer ieuten iidl gtebeI idper'
llmnogen gon3 eng ous arme Sdtff;
og8o bin id? 4uein ouf oieiem
W}ecr2
Ner bit On, Ser IoutIo5 oos Steuer
griii?"
Stumm 0clttt oieier nit wcibcr
San0:
Sd ruO're DID IN eiu ~frcrn6cS Gono.
2oiltlo3 Oos Ruoer ms @oiicr
idl6gt
Ser 9tcbel miro gtodt, Ole 2lrit miro
idIucr!
% Soft CAB ooa 5hiff 5uriid
mid trdgt
NuS oicicm gcbcimniBUollen Nicer! .
Sbr2ieben, morlrm BELT Sbr nIttI" !
Nicmou0 5u icb'n - Der ItebcI 10
oitt. l
Oh On and rliit. Ole Gimme Der +
halt, s
llno Oh On and nod Dem Hlloer Il
lonqit n
Gr Ordlgt Gid 3llrlid NIT 'rcnloer +
@elUult.
ga - podt'9 did, luic &cr5pcifIlung Z
un0 angIt - II
gu oentit, Oh idreiit, mic III GROCER
g}otb
Gin flr5cr Saudi mars &c mar y
Der 8o0. -- !
GliiObctb Hu6nlp J.. :
@urim's Sribhc &c ipGt III bic Sdml
fuUm. |
(,5n uoiiouiiher DtunOort.) !
e ipoiiig @ibhc!
Mer 90 nit lodt!
0eS Eiuuer'ih 8rishe,
0eS bots oemod)t.
& foom 5rln 20brc
e Winf &c ipdt.
ag8u blcibitc?" i0rc,
- is idnlnt gcbct't!"
Do ioot Der Sinner
lin NOR Gnn5 irob:
oWter fricbe bent' ainmcrl
3po linn itunt oo!"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
DEADLY DOSE
Miss Nell Clark Seeks to End
Her Troubles With Poison.
Swallowed Corrosive sublimate
Because She Was Arrested
For Forgery.

Miss Nell Clark, Of this city, made
a desperate attempt to commit sui
eide at Crolton Tuesday morning
She took a large dose Of corrosive
suolimate, which may yet cause
her death.
Miss Clark is a pretty young
woman who came from her home at
Croiton two or three years ago and
secured employment in this city.
She has been a telephone girl and a
Cashier in several stores. Recent
ly she was a cashier in Richard.
son S meat market.
On August S Miss Clark drew a
check on the account Of Claude B.
Bowles, of Crofton, tor $3.50. Mr..
Bowles was in the bank last Satur-
day and examined the check and
pronounced it a forgery. Another
check for $50 drawn some time be.
fore was also repudiated. Miss
Clark had gone TO her home and
Sheriff Lem Davis went to Crofton
and brought her to this city. She
produced over $500 of the money
and her friends made the rest good
and the matter was dropped.
The girl, it is said, claimed &c
have written authority from Mr..
Bowles to sign his name to checks.
After this unpleasant experience
Miss Clark returned to the home Of
her father, Joab Clark, near Crof
ton, n great mental distress over
the disgrace, although the matter
had been kept from the public
prints.
On Thursday she was detected
try.1g to take a dose Of carbolic
acid. Tuesday having watched
for a favorable opportunity she
swallowed the corrosive subIimate
10 a capsule and then notified her
parents that she had taken the
poison.
As quickly as possible Drs. A. A.
HindrIx, Eugene Croft and Paul
Keith were called in and one or
more of the doctors have remained
constantly at her bedside. Emetics
and antidotes were given and she
was kept alive by stimulants. All
day Tuesday and Wednesday she
fingered, suffering hemorrhages
and apparently in a hopeless state
She was still alive yesterday
evening and the doctors were more
hopeful. She is conscious and is
still brooding over the disgrace and
says she is not sorry that she took
the drug.
Claude B. Bowles, is a son of a
prominent Crotton landowner, who
recently sold a large tract of land
and gave each of his Eve children
$4,000 of the money. Claude Bowles
deposited his share here and this
money is the fund the girl checked
on. Miss Clark is % years old and
a very pretty girl. She is a grand
daughter of ESQ. Geo. H. Myers,
one of the leading citizens of North
Christian, and of the late Rev. Joab
Clark, the noted Universalist
preacher. She has many relatives
in the county and city, all Promi-
nent and influential.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
MITCHELL ACCUSED
OF The Murder OF His Wife BY
COrOner'S Jury.

Robt. L. Mitchell has been held
guilty of the murder of his wife at
Sadlersville, Tenn, by the coroner S
Jury. The ievidence upon which
Mitchell was held has not been
given out. He is in Jail having
been charged with lunacy, but he
is now seemingly sane but will not
talk. His wife was found in a
wood lot with her throat cut soon
after they had had a family quar-
rel.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
ED. GLASS
Elected President of COlOred Assoc
citation of Undertakers.

Councilman Ed. w. Glass, of this
city, was elected President of the
Colored Funeral Directors Associa-
ton of Kentucky, during the meet
ing at Louisville, He was the only
colored man accorded the honor Of
addressing the State Association.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
More Bodies Recovered.

Pueblo, COL, Aug. 16.-Feur
more bodies of victims of the Eden
railroad wreck have been recovered
and all identified. Lightweight
u odies have been recovered to date.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
Jim Vaughan Dead.

Mr.. James E. Vaughan died at
his home FIVE miles west of the city,
Monday night. He was 80 years of
age and a member of the Christian
church at Dogwood chapel.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
L, G. FORD
Victim of Typhoid Fever After
Long Illness.

Mr.. L. G. Ford, an Insurance
man, died at his residence in this
city Monday night, in the 41st year
Of his age. His body was taken to
Greenville, KY, his former home,
for interment. He died of typhoid
fever.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19

Hon. Henry G. Davis was for
mally notified of his nomination for
vice President, at White Sulphur
Springs Wednesday. John Sharp
Williams spoke an hour and SEN
ator Davis replied briefly, accept
ing the nomination.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
FREIGHT AGENTS.
Party of Illinois Central Officials
in Town.

in Town.
A party Of Illinois Central otfici-
ais came in a private car yesterday
morning at 6 a. N. and after calling
on some of the shippers left for
Evansville at 1870. They were on
an inspection tour. Ia the party
were:
c, c. Cameron, G. F. A, and D..
w. Longstreet, Asst. G. F. A.
Louisville; VIM. Rhett, G. F. A.,
New Orleans; VIM. Smith, Jr., Asst.
G. F. A, Evansville; Jno. Dryer,
Asst. G. F. A., Memphis and J. l..
Durrett, T. F. A., Louisville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
HOT TIME
In the Old Town of Port
Arthur
Shells Dropping into the City
But Russians the Refuse
To Surrender.

Toxic, Aug. 1.-THE commander
of the army besieging Port Arthur
reports that Major Yamoka, mem
Der of his staff, was dispatched
under flag of truce to the outposts
Of the Russians, where he delivered
to Russian staff officer the offer
OF the Emperor of Japan granting
the removal of batants.
He also demanded the surrender of
Port Arthur.
The garrison refused to surren-
der and is disinciined to send out
non-combatants.
Smelling the Town.
Che Foo, Aug: 17.-According to
news received here to day, the
Japanse line has been drawn still
closer around beleaguered Port
Arthur. The right wing of the
japanese line has penetrated to the
vicinity of Pigeon Bay, while the
center has moved forward from
Paling Ching, which is south Of
Shushiyen and two miles north OF
the town. Chinese are authority
for the above outline of the new
Japanese positions.
Passengers on board the steamer
Decima, which anchored off Port
Arthur last night, witnessed the
bombardment from Pigeon Bay.
The Japanese shells were visible
during the whole course. They
climbed, comet-like, to the town and
the explosions were marked by
great splashes of FIRE which shot up
into the sky. The bombardment
from this and other points began at
midnight and lasted until morning.
The Russians did not reply to the
Japanese FIRE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-19
The State College Of Kentucky,
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.

OF
study
r a
t
dsla
o entuck
tuthn I'M the Common nanV proper
hecouele home
hahn Including
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Jas. K. Patterson, Pm. D. LIZ. y.
Or 10 o. C. FRAzEE, Business Agent Lexington, n.y.
Fall Term Begins Sept. 9th, 1904.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-10

on tho toam. Cont Boayi, strong
point is his riding on. IL .hich he
probably surpasses nm other mem
her 81 me ra:1i cam.
Sam Mahelona played exceedingly
good polo last Thursday. and consid
ering that this was the first game he
had played this season. he Is sure with
practice to make a valuable addition
to the Kauai team.
Among those who gathered to see
the game were Mrs. Fairchild. Mrs. C.
a. Rice, Mrs. Danford. Mrs. Bishop
Mrs. J. Palmer and the Misses Sarah
Lucas. Helen Girvin. Hilda Robertson,
Ethel Bishop, Alice Roth, and Messrs
Roth. Hansen. Nahum. Jones. Smith
and Brown.-Garden Island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-10
BISHOP & CO.,.
BANKERS.
Established In 1858.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-10
Rambler Red Devil
SAYS MR.. TURNER
Is Quiet Rambler

G "A. Turner, who has been conduct
ing c. NJ. Cookies new Rambler auto
mobile through the town and country
highways and byways, feels that the
Bulletins social comment was some
what harsh In intimating that he has
frightened the horses OF ladies driving
on the pail and other roads about the
city. Mr.. Turner Is member of the
California Automobile Club.
I'VE are particularly careful In our
club" said Mr.. Turner this morning,
TO create and carry out rules that
recognize the rights of horses on tho
road and eliminate dangers of acci-
dents. | have been particularly care
ful while running Mr.. Cookies auto
here 10 guard against any accident to
the other fellow. We have great hill
climber In the Rambler and can 90 up
the steepest hills at the rate of knots,
but | have always slowed down at
curves. corners or any point where a
team might be met unawares. ! have
frequently stopped TO allow ordinary
Chinese market wagon plugs pass in
safety and when | have met ladies
driving alone. either myself or some
one accompanying has got out ana held
the horse to assure safe navigation"
Mr. Turner Is very much interested
in Hawaii, lie represents the Rambler
agency and WI place local agency
before he leaves. As Il member OF the
California Automobile Club he will car
~ back to San Francisco pleasant re-
ports on the pleasures OF autoing In
the islands. No person can he a menu
her OF this club except he owns an
automobile so you See said Mr.
Turner, they will be pretty good peo'
pie Tor you 10 number among your Wis
ilors There are beautiful opporunl,
ties for auto tours here. The roads are
IO0d ana the scenery attractive
think quite q number ~ oar club mem.
beers viii wander this way And yor
can put 4 down ~ u fau that mo- mem
bnr ~ tho rallipniu Automobile rlul
Iyill kuoN lngly uishtcn The ftnrds VI
lhu ladies ~ anyone else,