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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-01
Let Us Be Men

Editor Independent: Until finally
return home and resume my regular
work On The Independent, presume
may be considered one of it's subscrib-
ers rather than one of it's editors. If
tinuing the peoples party organization,
and unqualifedly against any further
fusion or cooperation with the demo-
cratic or any other party.
| opposed the fusion On state ticket
this year because felt that the net eff
feet would be to break down the peo-
pies party and diminish Mr.. Watson's
vote on the one hand and to strengthen
the democratic party and increase Mr..
Parkers vote on the other. Mr.. New
branch of the World-Herald will doubt
less remember that | told him this in
The Independent Office convention day
August TO- Mr.. Berge will doubtless
remember conversation had with me
over the phone in which !. assured him
that fusion would break. down the Top
ulist strength and build up Parker
democracy He believed otherwise.
am not in an I-told-you-so mood
tonight-and the full returns are not at
hand-but here venture this guess:
That Nebraska made better showing
for Parker than any other state in the
union, and except Kansas, a poorer
showing for Watson. This could not
have been accomplished except by fu-
sion on state and legislative candidates.
This could not have been done had
many of the leading populists of Ne
braska been as energetic in behalf Of
our national ticket as they were in
trying to elect legislature to send Mr..
Bryan to the United States senate
| have no quarrel with these gentle
men, They have their ideas as to what
is best-that is their American right,
and they outclass us poor tongue-tied
devils when it comes convention time.
They have their ideas enforced at con-
vention-but there is another story to
tell election day.
Ever since 1902 it has been plain as
day what sort of candidate would be
nominated and what sort of platform
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-01
Ghouls of Industry

There are also ghouls in industry.
men of intellectual power and energy,
who employ their rate abilities in de-
vising schemes to wax fat upon the
sweat of other mems faces. to live
without earning living, to get rich
without working. These men may not
break the law. They may be eminently
respectable. Their plan may be mere
~ to take advantage Of the laws i'm
perfections. They may dedicate mil
lions to enterprises of great pith and
moment, like universities. libraries
and art galleries. Yet an impartial
judgment, at the close of their lives,
will hold that they profited by unjus.
laws and said no word to point out
the injustice by which their fellow
men were robbed. 1t is not fair to
denonnce, nor even to blame. such
men. They are not necessarily guilty
of conscious, personal wrong doing
But the man who, seeing the, wrong,
defends it to win the applause of its
beneficiaries is pious fraud
Away with this blind and ignorant
worship of stark ability! Look to the
moral character of the act, to its eff
feet upon mankind. If it is good, COM
mend it, though Rowan perform it.
If it is bad condemn it, though a Funs-
ton commit it. Look to the moral
character of your laws, to their effect
upon mankind. If they are bad, strive
for their amendment or repeal, though
all the hosts Of Philistinism chatter
and hurl epithets and things at you
What's The Use.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-01

we have some more offices to fiji in
Nebraska. Then fusion will be hum
ming again. Then in ozens of coun-
ties the local managers, the local Of
flee holders and office seekers Of both
fusing parties will come to life. Then
we shall again have the same old con-
vention calls for same place and
time," the same old conference CONF
mittees, the same old result in fusion
tickets.
You can't teach old dogs new tricks.
Lincoln Star
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-01

The Lincoln Independent, populist,
is boosting a movement against any
more fusion with the democrats. Its
words sound very nice just now. The
election is over. There is nothing do
ing. The Independent will get lots oe
assent and many brave promises from
populists.
But wait few months. Wait till
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
Real Estate Departr17e11
FOR RENT.

S65 .0O-9 rooms, bath. servants house, etc. 600 N. 18th street. s60 .OO-1 rooms, bath. etc, brick house. SIS N 18th street. s5o.0O-7 rooms. brick modern, 52O N. 18th street. sS5 .OO-7 rooms. brick. modern, 1894 9th avenue. $35 .OO-s rooms. being built, ready Oct. 1st, s. W. cor. 18th and 18th ave. N. SO 0O-7 rooms, brick, modern, loSo N. 18th street. s25.Oo-6 rooms. cottage, up-to-date, 25l7 sth avenue. S. .OO-Desirable rooms for light house. keeping over 1900 N. 9th ave. SIS 5O-5 rooms, cor. 12th ave. and Fist street, N. $16 OO-5 rooms, 121s N. Fist street
 SOUTH. s5O.OO-9 rooms. bath. etc.. modern' 2ol7 Avenue r. SS0.OO-7 rooms, bath, modern, 26Ol Ave nue D. a7.5O-4 rooms and bath. up-to-date, 26o5 Avenue D. $2o.0O-5-room cottage and bath S2l s. 18th street.
 STORES. $27. .50-16lS 2d avenue, 25x75. $S5. S5.00-Warehouse 1912 2d avenue, 25x140.
 THOMPSON REALTY CO.,,
 207-S Title Guarantee Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

FOR RENT, OCTOBER l. 1904. 932 South 14th street. rooms; modern. 2220 12th avenue, north. rooms. 2012 Avenue J, 9 rooms. 1904 7th avenue, 6 rooms, cottage. 2316 7th avenue. g rooms. 2025 Avenue H, rooms cottage. 1006 South 14th street. rooms, and ser- wants. 1o14 South 18th street. rooms. and ser wants. 145O 7th avenue, 8 rooms, and servants. 221O Highland avenue g rooms, large lot. 2430 1st avenue 8 rooms 316 North 18th street. rooms.
 CHICHESTER & YANcEY,
 Phones 60o. Us 21st Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
FOR RENT.

 Four new brick stores at corner 2d avenue and 14th. Six new brick tenement houses; End and 14th. These are just finished and ready for occupancy. s2O-No. 1909 Srd avenue; 4 rooms. hall and pantry. s2O-No. 1611 9rd avenue: rooms. hall and pantry. S50-No. 605 18th street; rooms bath, etc S1e-No. 1T 7th street; Broom cottage; fine garden spot. $25-No. 7O3 S3rd street, south; new 7-room and stable and cabin. $25-No. 3017 G; s-room, newly painted and papered; and now ready for occupancy. $2O-No. 2412 c; rooms, bath, pantry Several cottages near the above ready for occupancy. $30-No. 1127 18th avenue. south; Broom, bath, etc. A nice Groom cottage near the above. s20-No. S09 Montgomery street. Richmond Place; rooms.
 J. D. cROSTHWAIT 6 CO,
 1036 First National Bank.
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FOR RENT

1St.. st. and 7th ave, N, rooms;
 furnished SEQ. or unfurnshed $6O.
 6th avenue 18th st.. N, rooms; porce-
 lain bath; house to be painted and
 renovated; $40.
 10 room house, 2Srd st. between 9th
 and 9th ave; good repair; $6O
 New double house. IA rooms to side;
 bath on each floor: modern; 9th ave.
 between 22nd and 23rd sts; S7O a
 side 10 room house, 18th st. near 7th ave, N; $45. 18th ave. 25th st.. N; new 2 room house, $35. Ave. l near 18th st; ? new room houses; furnace heat; $40. St. Charles st, near 12th ave; 10 rooms; furnace neat; $50. New room house. Montgomery street between 18th and 18th ayes, S.; Idle wild car line; furnace and bath SS5. room house, Highland ave, between 22nd and 2Srd sts.; $50. 14th ave, between 17th and 18th sts.; rooms and bath sS5. room cottage. 11th st., between 18th and 14th ave, S.; bath. plumbing, etc, $25. 7 room cottage and bath; Ave. G be- tween 30th and S1st sts,; $25. room cottage. Wheeler st, between 9th and 10th ave-; ldlewild car line; $25 room house; 18th ave, between 11th and 12th sts.; bath and plumbing; $35. New 10 room house; furnace heat; 11th ave. and 21st st., S.. S55. room cottage at LalSeview; $l5 STORE ROOMS AND BUSINESS HOUSES. 4th ave. between 18th and 20th sts.; ground fl1or; suJ. End ave. between 16th and 17th; store; s25 18th st., between 1st and End ayes. store S5xl00 $50. 2 new stores, 2nd ave, between 17th and 18th; floors 25x14O; $50; whole building. 3 floors 5Oxl40; electric ele- vator; $500. 5 story building back of Title Guaran- ty building for rent at very lew price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
WHATLEY-ANGLlN G CO, l16 N. Fist St. Phones 1523.

Ao@cs
 FOR RENT-sToRhs. No Sl9 North 9Oth street. floor. No. 315 North 20th street; one 2-story. No. BIO North 20th street; 1 floor. No. 1722 N. 2nd ave-; floors with elevator. No. 1722 End avenue; 8 floors and elevator No. 2S05 2nd avenue; 1 floor. No. 1907 2nd avenue; 1 floor. No. POPS 1st avenue; 1 floor. No. 1924 End avenue 1 floor. No. 419 18th street; floor
 DWELLINGS-NORTHSIDE. $75-12 rooms; modern; 715 18th street. s60-12 rooms; modern; corner 5th avenue and 16th street. $55-l0 rooms; modern; SIS 18th street. $60-9 rodms; modern; 7i6 Fist street. $60-S rooms modern; $50 18th street. S66-9 rooms; modern; 600 18th street. $50-l0 rooms; modern; 6O5 18th street. N5-4 rooms; modern; 1421 7th avenue.
 DWELLINGs-sOU s35-S rooms; modern; 26o1 7th avenue. $30-7 rooms; modern; 26l2 7th avenue. s26-7 rooms modern; 3l1 24th street. s22 .50-5 rooms; modern; AS 18th street. SS0-6 rooms: modern; APO 18th street. $22 50-6 rooms; modern; 1904 E. 14th street. sls--6 rooms; modern; HOT w. 14th street. s20-7 rooms; modern; 2s8 11th avenue.A $60-9 rooms modern; 2222 Arlington ave. $52. .5O-s rooms; modern; 2lst street, near
 1lth avenue.
 s50-S rooms; modern; 2210 Highland ave. s40-S rooms; modern; 927 18th street. s35-S rooms; modern 1927 12th street. $S2 .5O-7 rooms; modern; 1926 12th avenue. s35-1O09 12th street.
 $S0--6 rooms; modern; 1906 Avenue H. SS0-6 rooms; modern; 1909 12th avenue s25-S rooms; modern; 619 22nd street. Sl6-5 rooms; modern; AIS 21st street ST .50-4 rooms; modern; TIA Avenue B.
 WHATLEY-ANGLlN G CO.,,
 Phones 1923 116 N 2lst St. s40--7 rooms; modern; 502 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
ROOMS WANTED.


 WANTED-Two or three rooms urlr- nished with board, or convenient to sod meals for gentleman and grown dath- ter, South Highlands preferred; rer- enees exchanged. Address D. R. D.. care Age-Herald 9-1S-2t-sItu COUPLE without children want two IT, nished or unfurnished rooms. suitole for light housekeeping; state price Id- dress Couple. care Age-Herald. WANTED-Room on Northside by yong man. S. B. T., care Age-Herald. WANTED-by couple vita no childre rooms, one furnished. one unfurnisfd. with or without board; surroundigs more important than price; refereres exchanged. Address Couple. care Be- Herald
 WANTED-Three or four unfurnsed rooms on first floor for light housekep- ing or to rent a small modern houseon Northside close in. Address c. M. M., care Age-Herald 9-1-2t GENTLEMAN desires furnished or uniir- nished room with modern convenienes. Centrally located. M. A. s, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-A firslass travelling salesman. Can obtain cep- tionally remunerative work for hnce of the year, and permanent ption if makes good with the line. efer man with special line or advesing experience. Address Travelling Hes man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Salemen for catcht and easiest side line, or exclus Sell dealers only, or consumers tintro- duction. Dozen live prospects, small town. Secretary Lander, hEable building, St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Two travelling saiesme si0O per month and expenses abstely guaranteed. Address, Premium ider Co.,, St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. rooms; 11H 18th st rooms; North Haven. 9 rooms; 1908 9th ave rooms; 2131 Sth ave. T rooms 1205 N 18th s rooms; 2231 7th ave. ' rooms; 520 18th st. rooms; 1124 22rd. rooms; 221S 6th ave. P rooms; 2530 9th ave. rooms; 14SO 7th ave rooms; 716 25th st. rooms; 2431 5th ave. 10 rooms: 1527 g. 12th ave. rooms; SIP Ave. F. T rooms; 3004 Ave. E. rooms 932 s. 14th st. T rooms; 2119 Ave. I. rooms; 2915 Ave. H. rooms; 1920 s. 10th st. I rooms; 12S7 S. 12th st.
 We have other houses and stores for rent
 MCCONNELL 6 cARTRIeHT. Phone 46 220 N. Fist Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

DWELLINGS FOR RENT = NORTH
 SIDE AND NORTH HIGHLANDS 9 rooms; 23O1 3rd avenue. rooms; 232S 9th avenue.
 6 rooms; 2009 9th avenue
 g rooms; 1921 9th avenue
 rooms; 1915 Ina avenue
 8 rooms; 2431 5th avenue.
 rooms; 2020 9th avenue (water rent paid), 8 rooms; 2231 7th avenue.
 8 rooms; 2316 4th avenue
 rooms; 1912 Sth avenue.
 rooms; 230S Sth avenue.
 rooms; 2017 Park avenue Cwater rent paid).
 rooms; 10o6 12th street twaler rent paid).
 rooms; TAG Fist street.
 rooms; 40 25th street.
 rooms; North Haven.
 rooms; 1909 12th street (water rent paid). 9 rooms; 530 20th street. 12 rooms; 2131 9th avenue. rooms; 2517 Eth avenue. rooms; North Haven. l ' rooms; North Haven. l g rooms; 520 18th street. g rooms; 1908 9th avenue.
 rooms; $50 18th street.
 rooms; 241S 4th avenue. | 16-room fiat; 20S1a 22nd street. 1 10 rooms; SIS 18th street. l rooms; 1!30 17th street (modern).
 6 rooms; TIA 18th street (new and modern).
 4 rooms; SIS 3rd avenue. 1 SoUTHSIDE AND SOUTH HIGHLANDS ], 5 rooms; 514 2Oth street. 1 5 rooms; 602 32nd street. | 8 rooms; 1422 18th street. l ' rooms; 1215 10th avenue; furnished. l g rooms; 2122 Avenue I.
 2 rooms; 3O19 Avenue c. l 9 rooms; 1212 goth street. 1 ' rooms SIP Avenue F. 10 rooms; 1918 St. Charles; furnished i7 rooms; 1500 10th avenue l 5 rooms; 600 32nd street. | ' rooms; 1921 18th street.
 rooms; 2210 Highland avenue. l rooms; 1127 18th avenue. l s11-4 rooms; 509 27t hstreet. 10 rooms, Highland ave. at Crowder sta- 1 tion. | 2 rooms; 902 18th street. | rooms; TIT Avenue I. l g rooms; 1928 Fist street. 1 rooms; 6O6 32d street. | 10 rooms; 1513 11th avenue. 1 5 rooms; 530 16th street. | We also have a number of desirable
 stores and offices for rent. Call to see us. MESSER-MOORE INSURANCE AND =AL ESTATE co.
 Phone s19. 224 N. Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Man not over forty, dcat- ed, forceful good appearance, pless- ing the elements which with pDnal coaching and hearty and expensi CO., operation of the house will result the highest development of the indhual salesman Permanent and prnble employment for right man. Aress 4O1 Austell Bid. Atlanta. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Cepable salesmen lover Alabama with staple line. H com missions with advance of $100Pnthly. Permanent position to right m Jess H. Smith Co. Detroit, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Traveling Salesmaiby large wholesa.e house. To seieneral stores in Alabama. -'osition ptanent. P. A Watson, sales manager. Fifth avenue, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Active travelling salhen. Good men are now earning three bus- and dollars annually in commbns. Best side line offered D. T.Neir White Lead company. St. Louis N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
SITUATIONS WANTED. l
SALESMEN WANTED.

0HL69th6tN w NiN e~@s CIGAR salesman wanted; experien(n- necessary; good pay Emanuelo., Station "J," New York. s-4su WANTED-Two salesmen each statbi- ary, and expenses, sell dealers m- fly Stock and Poultry rents, Experience unnecessary. K-4 iB. Young, sales manager Kansas ty, Mo. 9-11-4 WANTED-Salo -men of successtfx- perience selling retailers assitent merchandise, long terms fcfiit. Straight commission. L,bera fes. Large sales guaranteed. The Aeican Jobbing Association, Iowa Cityh. WANTED-Capable salesmen cover Alabama with staple line. H com- missions with advance of $100Pnthly. Permanent position to right m Jess H. Smith Co. Detroit, Mich. WANTED-Traveling Salesmaiby large wholesa.e house. To seleneral stores in Alabama -'osition ptanent P. A Watson, sales manager. Fifth avenue, Chicago.
 WANTED-Salemen for catcft and easiest side line, or exclusl Sell dealers only, or consumers tintro- duction. Dozen live prospectsl small town. Secretary Lander, hEable building, St. Louis. WANTED-Active travelling salhen. Good men are now earning three pus- and dollars annually in commbns. Best side line offered D. T.Neir Aihite Lead company, St. Louis \ SALESMAN WANTED-Good onf ev- anywhere, quick, Kinloch Paint St. Louis.
 SALESMEN WANTED-A firslass travelling salesman. Can obtain cep- tionally remunerative work for hnce of the year, and a permanent ption if makes good with the line. efer man with special line or advising experience. Address, Travelling Hes man.
 WANTED-Two travelling salesme siOO per month and expenses abstely guaranteed. Address, Premium lider Co.,, St. Louis. Mo.
 WANTED-Man not over forty, dcat- ed, forceful, good appearance, piess- ing the elements which with pDnal coaching and hearty and expensi CO., operation of the house will result the highest development of the indhual salesman Permanent and prdable emDlOymenI IOT TiSHl iHdIl. AIeSs 4O1 Austell Bld., Atlanta, Ga. A POSTOFFICE examination wi be held in Birmingham November to secure clerks and carriers. Wore pare a large share of those apphted in all the leading cities. Inforrtion about all civil service examinationand questions recently used by the germ ment free. Columbian Corresponnce College, Washington, D. C. 9-1a-su WANTED-A1 salesman to sell test campaign novelty to jobbers; biehit no competition; com- ,ission. Cnley Mfg. Co.,. 3531 State St.. Chicago, Il. WANTED Experienced travelling les men; Cleveland jobbing house. rith large capital, wishes to employ a rps of first-class salesmen; high comis- sion with s35 weekly. W. S. MeI & Co.,, Cleveland. Ohio.
 TRAVELLING SALESMAN-Une goodlau for each state: experience unnecessary; just hustlers; permancnt: good ay liberal running expense account. EM Arthur Co.,, Detroit. Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

SALESMAN WANTED-Goo on9 ev- anywhere, quick, Kinloch Paint St. Louis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

CIGAR salesman wanted; experien{n- necessary; good pay. Emanuelo., Station "J," New York. 9-4su WANTED-Two salesmen each statRi- ary, and expenses, sell dealers In- fly Stock and Poultry rents, Experience unnecessary. K-4 IS. Young, sales manager. Kansas ty, Mo. 9-11-4I.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
Grand View
 Frdt6rndI HOt6I
Cool, Light, Safe, Clean and bu Far the Best Located Hotel for
 Worlds Fair Visitors.

Adioins Worlds falr Grounds on South Side.
 All Market Street Cars Pass Hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

A POSTOFFICE examination wi be
 held in Birmingham November to secure clerks and carriers. Wore pare a large share of those apphted in all the leading cities. Inforrtion about all civil service examinationand questions recently used by the gern- ment free. Columbian Corresponnce College, Washington, D. C. s-1a-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-A1 salesman to sell test campaign novelty to jobbers; biehit: no competition; conn m~sission. Cnley Mfg Co.,, 3531 State St. Chicago. Il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

TRAVELLING SALESMAN-Une goodian for each state: experience unnecessary; just hustlers; permancnt; good ay; liberal running expense account. EM. Arthur Co.,, Detroit Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Experienc travelling les men; Cleveland jobbng house. rith large capital, wishes to employ rps of first-class salesmen high cornis- sion with s95 weekly. W. S. Me1 & Co., Cleveland Ohio
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-03
10 INVESTIGATE
GOuHRABAND
CARGOES
State Department Is To Pre-
pare a Report At The Re-
quest Of Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company has commu-
ncated to the State Department its ap-
prehension as to the safety of some of
its cargoes in ships plying between the
Pacific Coast and Chinese and Japan
ese ports on account of the seizure of
the Malacca and the condemnation by a
prize court of the British steamship
Alanton. The companys agents ask
what they may expect and for a defini-
tion of contraband of war liable to seiz-
ure. No answer has as yet been re-
turned, but the whole subject is under
careful consideration, and dts CONNER
elal Importance may demand the issue
of a formal notice from the Govern
ment to the American marines of its
rights and privileges and Of the limi-
tations imposed by the war upon trade
operations.
The inquiry probably was inspired by
the entry of the Russian Vladivostok
squadron into the Pacific and the as
sumption that the squadron, having
shown no disposition to find and attack
any OF the Japanese naval vessels, must
be cruising after merchant ships
Much flour, pork and canned meats
are now in transit from the great West
srn mills and packlng-houses to China
and Japan, all going at the shippers
risk.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-03
CLAUS SPRECKELS
SO VERY IL

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-A third
report from Carlsbad today threw
friends and relatives of the Spreckels
family into alarmed confusion. Gable
dispatches stated that Claus Spreckels
the aged millionaire who went abroad
several months ago, accompanied by
his wife. is dangerously i'll at the fa-
nous German watering-place, where he
will submit to an operation by Dr..
Bergman of Berlin. Rudolph Spreck-
els, youngest son of the sugar king,
is i'll with appendicitis at Carlsbad. An
operation was thought to be inevitable
on Thursday, but on Friday and Sat
urday his condition was so improved
that the young millionaire may recover
without submitting to the knife.
A message received today by Miss
Jolliffe. sister of Mrs. Rudolph Spreck-
els. stated that the sick man is inn
proving steadily, and it is not believed
he will be operated on
The first dispatch from Carlsbad gave
the friends of Adolph Spreckes much
concern. 1t named him as the victim
of appendicitis. The message was su-
sequently corrected and Rudolph was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-03
HAWAII'S APPEAL
ABOUT LEPERS
BOARD OF HEALTH'S LETTER
ASKING THE ASSISTANCE OF
THE AUTHORITIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The
Chronicle says: Hawaii wants the Gov
ernment to help it provide for the leper
colony and the scientific study of the
disease. The Territorv's Board of
Health has written to Deputy Health
officer Louis Levy of the San Francisco
Board of Health asking for this city's
assistance in appeals at Washington
for needed funds which shall relieve
Hawaii from a heavy strain in the hu-
manitarian work Of caring for large
settlement.
There are 1914 lepers in the Territory
of Hawaii, all of them collected in the
beautiful isolated settlement on a pc
ninsula of the island Of Molokai. This
peninsula is surround by the ocean
except at the land side, where there
are impossible precipic5s ranging from
2000 to 1000 feet high
The government controls the water
ymmunication with the place. The
peninsula embraces an area Of 6S4S
acres of extraordinary scenic beauty.
There the thousand afflicted ones dwell.
They form a scattered village of 450
private cottages and little home tracts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-03
BARRY,s NENT FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-Dave
Barry who knocked out Harry Foley
in the seventh round at Los Angeles
Tuesday night returned to San Francis
co at a late hour last night. He was ac-
companied by Alex Greggains and Tom
Sullivan. Aside from an ugly cut over
the eye, THE Irish Champion of Homo
lulu" seems to have suffered but little
from his contact with Foleys mitt.
Before leaving the southern city Greg
gains secured promises of a match with
Jack CTwin) Sullivan, to be held some
time within the next month in the same
hall as the Barry-FOley fight. The
match is practically made. Greggains
states that the game in Los Angeles is
flourishing there being 25OO people at
Tuesdays night show.