davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

How any civilized person can wish to purchase tbe
little lizards hawked the street is mystery mast
finding out 1t seems that there is no legal means of
supDressing the cruel traffic although it is said the
animals soon die of starvation. The purchase of the
lizards possibly be accounted for however on the
ground of consanguniy between the purchaser and his
her choice of a pet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The action of the missionary board in deciding to
accept Rockefelers gift of 100000 because ut has
already used $415OO of it, recalls the old story of the
Irish bartender shouting up the speaking tube to his
employer: "Is Casey good for two beers?" Has he
them?" HE has" HE is"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Prof Hatfield wizard of the weather may now "waII,
up TO the captains office" and claim the $1,000 reward
for the fulfment of his contract, 1t would be wise
also to secure his services for future years The
of eighteen inches of rainfall per year at the
price of $1,000 is "cheap as dirt"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Now the eastern trouble changes suddenly from ex
tremely cold to oppressively weather New
York reports temperature of 70 degrees 'he hottest
2Sth of March in the history of the weather bureau
which goes back thirty-four years" But Pittsburg
the highest point in the distinction with
fatal case of sunstroke.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Prosecution of the beef trust must be getting hot
Chicago reports that Armours head man has been
indicted by the federal grand jury in connection with
the Later the tail man, the middle man and even
the byproducts man may be caught in the mesh
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

William Travers Jerome, New Yorks alert district
attorney, is noted for the keenness of his IRONY Ar
banquet of the Missouri society in New York the auest
Of honor was Governor Joseph w Folk Jerome was one
of the speakers and in the course of his remarks he
alluded to four men ION whom the attention of the
United States is riyeted today-Rooseve La Follette
Deneen and Folk"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The latest scheme of labor organization is one to
accommodate "the 100000 wage earners in the United
States" leader of the says that every
body will be eligible, by which probably he means
everybody who has the requisite money fee and is fool
enough 70 part with it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The vaccination question is not a new casus belli
in Los Angeles. Half dozen years ago strenuous
fight was made the general proposition of COM
pulsory vaccination of school children many children
being kept away from the schools in consequence
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Professor Hatfield announces that he expects to
his rain factory to Kansas after May l. He
should keep open communication with his present habi
tat however, circumstances may make it necessary
TO summon him before he is scheduled to return.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The police have made good beginning in the effort
protect the public from reckless automobile drivers
Several have been made within the last day
The auto to life and limb be stopped
and the police have authority to stop it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

leader in the ant-saloon movement claims to have
information that deputy telling property
that if the no-saloon movement is successful
taxes will be much higher by of the loss of $780,
600 from saloon licenses Property owners probably
know that fact without being told.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Champion Jeffries pugilisc product of Los Angeles
has been interviewed concerning the Osler theory.
Jim says: "a pugist is good after he is 40 years
DID," But John L. Sullivan good for gallon of
whisky day after passing that age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

A few of exemplary punishment TO the extreme
limit Of the law would have salutary effect toward
stopping the criminal recessness of automobile drivers.
Fines count for nothing in the of auto
who has dollars than sense
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
THE HER.aLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HersId's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
Is larger than that Of the Examiner the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

According to the medical end of the Panama canal
enterprise the canal is not unheahfu hereto
fore reported. 1t will not be strange next hear
of the starting of health resorts and pleasure places
down there.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Mayor McAleer's backbone has weakened materially.
He meant to stand up for the immediate demands and
rights of the people, but his veto of the ordinance
shows that his vertebrae slipped cog"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Gunster. Messrs. Harold Brown. @. 7.
Garth, Fred Gunster, Hugh Wallace,
T.. Hamilton, Emerson Brown, Tom
Murchlson. Smith, win Dellamore, o.
Kaesner. Hugh Walker and n. Hough.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

To the city council: Pass the utilities ordinance
amended, If possible. but pass it!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The Ascot park school Of crime announces that the
end Of its is at hand No act of its could
become it so completely the promised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
Revised Rolls Show Valuation Of
A Million and a Half In IN
cess Of Last Year
TAX NOTICES NOW IN ORDER.
Comparative Statement ShoV.as AS
NuSmsnt lor the Two lOB.'
WHAT Figures Are

the Salt Lake county 90, Iu.H mNo
been ,omplolHd by county Auditor
ltshc.und hIs clerks ana 100. nnu ready
p submit TO the state houl of uwu.
.luou aud then to the county uwH
wcr The auditor took Dmro uf the
llsls when the county houd ul DwUlar
lou completed lls work lo du}H Ueo,
ond hls competed ht reorganization Boo
lucord time ~ soon U lNu NUlr
board VI equalization plw's 600 iUu Il.u
the county ana ely officials wlI ny
the rate Of YAK loNy for lhH year and
lhcu the rolls win ho completed by the
county treasurer ana the UN notices
sDut ont
according lo the r.Nsod assessment
rolls 'hUp is uu increase ui tlll.ll
over the assessed valuation ut 900 prop.
ully I'm lhiN county last yDt. TU. lU.
tul assessment this year H NllNlN
and for mel year ID was ilDtpluOl 4
comparison of the assessment m1 Nuu
ana lhH year follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
SIRE TO SON,
Boy Con Sometimes Learn From
lis LhIhrr.

WHOM you cnIch them young enough
you cam usually make your SONS pronl
by your own experience
Afterwards. ~ different \ lady tells
how her sun was made tu profit hy what
bib nlhrr had learned
MY husband WAS always fond NJ uof.
fee, uud after his business took MIN
rlolu utly into a German community hu
dunN II more, Win the result that his
kIduoyl became effected, aud be- sur.
ilod greatly win pains and dogpon,
dru.N, uIl uH he says coffee nearly
kIlod me- ~ he stopped using II. aud
began io drink Postum COltoo, II curol
him ana IN % very short time his kid.
noyH resumed their normal functions.
bis pains were allAyCl, ana the dospou
dcu'y which had nearly driven him
crazy ceased ~ trouble him
"My little boy, "A year old, had sur,
foTod ever since no was Wcnnod, from
stomach and bowel troubles We could
not properly digest the milk he drank,
n puWad out Of hlH bowels IN hard
hmus. sometimes large ana again Ike
small pellets, frequently producing III .
arrho ana then We would have 10 call
m the doctor But the trouble returned,
again and nguln
I'VE used IA give him u taste NJ Post.
nm roGco occasionally ana as saw
mat be- rolshod i ana roUllsod how
mupn good u mad done hle father be-,
gOn 90 pat % little 40 his bottle or mix,
The oncct was ~ solulHry that I Rrud.
u1Hy Increased the quantity I'M nj last
! used only enough mix 10 give II color
H. lhrIyod wonderfully on H. ne M
over $50 years old now, and his dlRoss
ton ~ all rght Postum has mazda
him uucommonly large ana strong AMI
hcnllhg | glNo him n bottle full four
times "a day Name given by Postum
10. Battle Crock Mich
Theroa "a reason,
Roll tho little book The Road 20
MELVILLE, IN each PKG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

NH. glNpn lu guarantee the performance
of certain huWuuW transactions pend.
mE hulV,pu tho parties llv also holds
that the evidence showed That the note
WAS paid by the SUlt llku a ogden
Halfway company I'M which Mn Ram.
h,rgrr ls interested, ON Sept 20, lslI
and therefore the judgment ui the lower
,HWt should be- affirmed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
AFTER CRAP SHOOTERS.
Co'orcd Preacher Tolls Ills Flock They
Must Work and Quit Gambling

Row. J., A Brown, pastor OF me- col,
orol Baptist church. preached aglmr,
crap shooting policy and chinese lot.
terry last evening ana said IN parts
Now You ull want money We m
DO, don't wc' WolI since you aro so
all'llrcd determined 10 get money uo.
copl This TIP from one whose name lF
history tn" way to win money d. Ia
sake an honest DAYS. work against uu
honest dolul.Nou VIII win every time.
Too many of our church people look.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
WAS AN HONEST MAN.
Tribute Paid to George Edgar Who Was
Killed IN the Rio Grands Wreck

al mat vae mortal Of George Edgar
lh' fireman who lou his HE ON the
klo OluUdo wreck at Park CITY on
"wednesday last wus laid to rest ycstcr.
day afternoon with impressive core.
monr The funeral service was held In
mo rl'lb ward assembly room, Bishop
~ N q Seldom prcadmR the ball
"as ullcd to It, capacity ana the cos.
Ret VAS hidden under q wonlth ~ beau.
liru Moral offerings the gifts Of sym.
polhl1ue relatives ana friends, The
Nald choir furnished the music ana
'0nR .8 am opening hymn Thou dost
not weep iu weep alone Prayer was
o0crg J by Elder George H. nurbldgc,
THE choir rendered the hymn. Fare.
we'll al earthly hunurs" Tho speakers
In 'hor order were, Elders John
Dunlop james y. Howell Willlam
Langlon, cam j. Larson, William A.,
toNau Alex Buchanan, Jr, ana Jo,
goph E Taylor All referred 10 me sad
occurrence IN which the deceased met
hIs do0lh and testified that George
Edgir was q Nud husband ana mthcr.
D true lrlond and uu honest man, Edor
Taylor spoke ot the uncertainty Of llfa
ana The necessity %, Lutt .vluy SalutG
taking advantage N tho privileges at.
lnrlrl hy the Gospel of jesus christ,
II hIi been suld of Brother Edgar thar
hu was hu honest man ~ such the
poet had rnd, "Au honest mans the
uobnt work of God Tine Sneakers ed.
mouiflud lho children iu look after
NDl" widowed mother ana cherish tho
virtues OF their decreased father The
oil u II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
THE JONAS RECITAL,


Following 10 the program which SENIOR
Alberto Jonas, the pianist, WIN give to.
morrow evening, In clayton Music hail.
no $50 O'clock
Sonata, Opus " DAppas,lonatal.
..,n"uu.,,uuL van Beethoven
Allegro aeFuL
Audaulc.
Allegro ma non tropno
On Scotch Dances,
thl Eludp IN e major
tD Eudc IN e. Fh1rp minor
,d) Elude I'M q sharp minor OU ihIrdD
..yu,,y,.,,,ouF Frederick chopin
Prcpdo ana ruguo I'm u mlnor.,,.,
,..u.,,,.,,,.uuF ollX Mcndclasohn
Northern Dances opus a. Nos T.
3 .,,,u.....,u.AIborlo Jonas
'The cuckoo .rNude DApm OG19
tampanolla thy rcquesD u,...,,,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS poR1nlnl.Llsgt
s----'--...... So
The now SOIL I'm he uplauds Of sunny
CcvoM produces the choicest tea grown
Golden Gate rcSlon Tea,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

with Iu ,lmpinI0u heart burn 0ltu,
Iuu,r innllN N me llNrr u0rum
uon. pu'p.ul.un u' tho hrui poor blood.
hr1d1Dhu and other nervous symptoms
HIlow skin lUul l0uguu offensive lirun
nhd % loflon 'l olhu l.muW lH AZ once
gdy amorr lhr American uo.pIr TNc
llrrhluc treatment Will GIO Am Those
troubles BE- bottle Sold hy y. G., NJ t.
Drug Dept Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

Baseball Players and Foo, Racers

Louis D. Kruger cN.champIou long dlu
taucc foot racer of Germany pud IIHl
land writes, oct ,iih lNi' "DWup my
training VI eight wrck' foot races AT SAT-
Lake CITY m Apwl last ! used nhlnfd't
snow nlment 10 my greatest ealirtac,
Snow linlmont 10 an VINO are troubled
with tnral1g bruises or lhtumatMm"
Pc J0c $40 bottle fod BY Z G.. N. T..
Itug Dept Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
AS GOOD AS A VACATION,

Rest IN nice Hammock IN ,ho shades
NJ yolr own home Wa have the larn
cst assortment ana hundsomost dosIgns
on the market Prices from $50 To
$3.50
DESERET NEWS ROOK STORE
Main g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
MPREHENS|VE
GOSPEL SERMONS.
Elders John Henry Smith and
Charles w. Pcnrose In
The Tabernacle
MISSION or ''MORMONlSM. "
Includes the Preaching of the Gospel
Cato all the World. Divine
Authority


That the Laltor,duy saints believe
they have mission to perform, and
that that mission Includes the preach.
ms Of the Gospel to AN the world, Ia
the testimony delivered IN the Tahtf
matlo yesterday afternoon 10 ou I'M.
montc throne Among those present
Vcro many Visitors who were greatly
interested IN the remarks mado and
who freely Expressed surprise that The
Mormon religion was ~ broad and
liberal IN ~ scope the Speakers Ncru
Elders John Horny smith ana Challcs
W Pcnrusc of the Council NJ the
Twelve, while the meeting was presided
over by President John H. Wlndor Az
an opening hymn the choir SAM "ll0w
great the wisdom ana the love" Prayer
was offered by President Richard W
Young Of Ensign stake, Tho choir
rendered the anthems "lho Pilgrims
chorus"
ELDER JoHN HENRY SMITH.
Elder John llcnry smith was the met
FpclkoG IL proDpod his romlrM ny
quoting Rev II C.i "Aud uV AGO.,
other angel lly in tho midst ot heaven.
having the everlasting GOSPEL lo uruI,h
unto them that dwoll ou tic GARTH and
~ every milton ana Kindred, and
tongue, ana people Saying with ID loud
voice, Fear God, ana glyo glory lu Him.,
for the hour OF hls judgment us come
These Words said the speaker "lpll
from the lips Of John the Divine, and
gave evidence that there would como
D. lime IN the worlds history WHOM ID
would be necessary inr the GoH.p' bon
iis fullnoFE ana purity io hu WuDIu
among the children ur mnu NJ that
time has not yet como In the history oft
the human race we should certainly
DO looking for iis approach
lill"r Smith rclcrol iu the many
rhlugDS that had boon wrought in Toe
worlds history ana IN mon who had
appeared ana presented lorunn lu.
,he uplifting of the human muu. uu.
,aimng. however, IN have received amy
divine authority 20 tn do. lla puuko
of thA tclchings of oar catholic broth.
ere aul sisters ana of the great Greek
Dhurh ana other churches thll lul
preached those thlng which lh,y
ihought were just ana right
tn 10 nkcr referred 10 Martin Lulhnr
and hH attitude lpNHh lhU mother
''' ~, ''''l''' ''N'"l'N ''"' WV N'I 'H
Was virtually I'm rcyol' against lho
you. mugs ni N, hnl. mrl ana lha'
therefore my SHOULD ID, 'alICd ID poe
l'h'hu'v, ~ ana noi r'llm however
mn, ne h9d received lnhl ou'holi,F
tu0hhl of hy the Apostle Paul 'Np
mN mketh this honor unto himself nut
J., VINO N tll,u %, zoo ua was Nuroh.
lir never l,tlll,l NAV nl ohkPl rom
hfl''o naa olouRh, 10 MN no o'el
aiU0Y n2'p,I ana I,@l ln' W{' Nu'
'h'ldlnG MN va udUlI,Nor I'D lno ore
u'.'ll,"F o. 'h' t'n' Wy u''n 'nll'
llll'l 10 ht ,nolBy, ,F ,ohl,n,lon
war lnnl ne nNu lonhu we Wg' Vo'
'NNl.o lh llunHk l'l'lnu' l'''nlnh l',I''
no.ulnc, 'ha' lmWorll'N ,tN .,Ilu
were t"uc',Q nlouu,l5' l.I W. ,,l,.,,
NN any lhc lo9p'' Ng', N"l, I'D hyIluNF
",lO we u2cUlN'g,... o,, ln' S,n % sMlGuu,,
INoI w we U,''''" ,''l ~. ',' ,',n,
Iwer1 tmln n.h, b,l ''..,I,u U''
,n'y had rcsolN'o u uN''I '"Ul.n
Won rom inc lNiN.N. In.'IN NNN'N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

You'd be ashamed to buy
poor buttcrj don't be
ashamed Of your tea or coffee,
we .'. I.',la, look, A S,h.nIn, A
Cs1a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

no. why n9''
SOM, WIZ saw 'llINc not luu Chris
'1U 'Nul'hrs ,I1ln' d lhlI me canon
/ "I f.IIN|ul' Do Iu|I, ana mat 1llcV ,bo
n.'la o Ile lposU", 'or hundreds u.
! t''If 'N'l' was n' dllry, l'Ir|lIlouI
! w. "NU'' lntI lulInH lNc l1lh aRoH
! O,I' Non lo dOr. revelations Re-
! ,I.",lh lll hol 'lnIIn lo nave loNclua
| .'' ,'N 'lIuu ',oIuIuE To l0'Il I'M
! I''.t.I' "' Iik." ana lIl nor seek TOR
/ ..' .'a InO INl No DO not admit mat
! goa l0s ceased lp have rhr power or
! nc WIZ lo reveal Himself lO lllE chill.
! 'I'l we do no' r1n.'dr 'hn' such 10
! IiN"' .lH lltDu place IN lNo power of
! ''I. tho people 0.ltud 200 sock for
! .'N'H'Ion ho' ~ docs NOT follow that
| nero was ln Nr uUU" W. claim that
! p'I t ever inc zane ana WIN mani.
! I'sl ll'msclf when called WU 400 mHh,
| O"lIIOR NbNornF Ask ana go shall ro.
! '''t. W"h HnI go shall nnd knock
| IOI N fWIl Dee opened unto you. ls ID
| 'lNI1nrhlI 81 principle or tho doctrine
| ID. 'lIN' n" $50 claim THAI. people
I h'N"laN' have lhp nlN lo cNpsUi
/ 'NNlMNn ilnn from God. UH they lIl
/ ~. '.n 49, IUu suulk.H hon uud from
/ lNt Doctrine and Covenants so.ton GN
| l.I' M which authority ls Wyun from
! 'od lo i0r Elders OFF This church IN
] preach ami .I...i.,.. al. ~.
/ Of bt av,,, ,,,.,,', wy. ''' ordinances
ropflppIns ' ','f|,... .,...
| Flin,r 'nI y. ''' u'1' Nl'n ln'
propbci I,to,,n g",lt,'''' TO VIC poP
hid obllr0,I,6. ,,T.',,, }, H., no. our NlNlo'
"n'pcI lo The children NJ mon. lie made
arrangements for MIN 10 roacIyo lha
,,f'r''nool for 'hls purpose John ihr
vua btbn,l., "",,I 81 mrs. VINO
Su,or ..i,n. .,,l ,l,u l9Eh or lhe
smith and DIN.cr r,,,"GSvnu. VIZ" ,JotePl
! the Aaloplr pri1s,bon5 ",, Wy Oh
/ date he tbrce t,Ii"n VIZ o., "plu,ur
! Jumos aud Iohu rr,,r ,,I s,.'v,,'','
uron thrm Tie kew, nf a., t.iy ~
! Irshm th5t ,rbrtry,r n,onr ,nv,,S, ,NPoHi
| ON a.rtb spuI M. ham,, ,' ,nhU"l VIZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
OGDEN AND
RETURN 800.
Via d. a H. o. Monday, July 10Th

special train lol,ct Salt Lake 40 n.
M Returning leaves ogden il.0O D. M,
splendid program of "Riko' Rnctg MI
me ogden saucer Track Everybody
invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

strife while the iron Is hot" and
read lod0y's want ads, today, for want
ads are irons that cool quickly. The
oucrs thcy contain soon ind takers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
AIIN..AhERI(AN INSTITUTE
fAg6 pa Dan Jose Danigo SuSMa
81 W. eth OF. NEW YORK

lnstrseeDa on sodos les ramos
IooaAssaA6n sdsss Ada an los sssxdioa
Trass y dfsaaAdn cen savsaiansss al saakc.
sr Do 10 rssa laAaa-FsrfsssA On asiaa.
70 ca q I'd AaA ssSaAsl. { In de q. lee
lovsass q~s % Aes savian NO vxssvan
Issso sss paisas Aastsads papslss
rldisslss, ain sassr Ashlay hiss. nj al
sssaasa, nj si iAsits. -znsce anas RAM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08

Prseios do pssaje en- GRO Amsrisano: de San ~
Ir,msrs, we 90 segunda; q Curaxao so srlmsrs,
u" primsya, SIS ssgunds; . Puarto Cabsllo SIS pr
PaAslss de ida vrslse 10 ror siento de rsbsls.
gratis de esta edAd hsssa l2 aHos, mitAd de pssr
Inca son rseomsndablss Dor sus somodids soss esq
psando de Fasrto Rico New York vss-vsrss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08

da y efsaE dc este characterization
Do fanilia--Comida & la espanola-
esssambrss, rsAgi6n tradioionss
paSsias-Astodos do snss6anza ams-
risAnos-Idiona obligstorio. 81 inglks.
xusstras sspesi alMsds: Obmsreso
IdssnsAs. ksksrsasias Do ..donds -
euisran y como % suisraa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
Hotel America
{ Antes Hotel =" AEendsz y

CAGUAS, FRENqE AL
PARQUE CENTRAL.
Este aereditado hotel ha SIDE re-
tornado por 10 actual duefia Ga hoy,
sin disputa, ell mejor hotel de Caguas.
Mesa excelente y variada; habisa.
clones c6modas y fire cas- para uno s
mas pasajeros y scrvicio esnsYado,
hallsran los pasa jeros en- 81 <HOTEL
AMERICA
Precios spmamente m6dieos Dor
dias. Abonoa mensuales para comiaas
y habitaeionss.
visitad el hotel AMERICA vol
yer6is.
Cagpas, Enero dc 1906.
KsOOLAsFIoA OnwIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
Pstorican- American Boarding House

16 Celso ST. 16.-San Juan, P. R.
cuadra de los secrcos prncipass sdao del Gob
Espendda sanitarios Hsb1tsso
eseas Esuisa americana Pecos mode
rados.-EM1LIA RAMIREZ do MaRfsrrsr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-04

Washington, October 25.-The Post
tomorrow will say: Secretary Taft has
announced: 81 have no intention of
resigning from the Cabinet to make a
campaign for the Presidency, and, fur.
thermore, have no intention whatever
of making a campaign for the office OF
the Nations chief executive"
Secretary of War Taft is not plan
ming to enter a campaign for the Pres
idency, has no intention Of doing so,
IL content with his seat In the Cabinet,
and means to stay there as long as
the President desires It. Such Is the
substance of an announcement made
by him yesterday and which will tend
to put a rest. temporarily at least, the
talk OF his being a Presidential candi-
date.
81 am satisfied with my present
place, and shall be pleased to remain
in the Cabinet as long as ! can" ad.
ded Mr.. Taft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-04
TAKtS HIS LIFE
BY HANGING
AFTtR WIFE DIES

Brooding over the death Of his wifc.
who died four days ago, and the
thoughts of the thousands of other jap
anese who were celebrating the Emper.
or's birthday while he was alone In
the world, being the only member OF
his family in this country, kojima,
Japanese laborer, hung himself to a
tree some time last night In the yard
Of the old Gay residence near the juno.
| ton of Nuuanu street and Pauoa road.
The dwelling is now occupied as a
japanese boarding house. The body
was discovered shortly after day break
this morning by the cook. The body
was stiff and cold and life had evi.
IDENTIFY been extinct four or five hours.
Coroner j. $. Kalaliiela. the Deputy
Sheriff, was notified and went at once
TO the scene of the suicide. The body
was found hanging at the end of rope
attached to the limb of a large guava
tree. The feet were about four feet
from the ground. The Respondent man
had evidently climbed the tree, tied one
end of the rope to the limb, the other
around his neck and jumped to eter'
nifty. Or. Pratt was called and ex.
Rmined the body. The suicide was
taken to the morgue and an inquest
will be held this afternoon. The dead
man was about 80 years of age.
Kojima was devoted TO his wife. He
worked at anything he could get to do,
always planning something ahead for
his happy home. They had no chill.
dren but the husband was happy as
long as he had his wife. Three weeks
ago she was taken sick with typhoid
fever. Kojima gave up his work and
was at her bedside almost constantly.
Wednesday his loved one died. Imme.
! 9iately Kojima was a changed man.
/ He became respondent and talked to
few of his friends. All day yesterday
while every other native countryman
was celebrating he seemed unusually
melancholy His friends were not par.
ticularly surprised when they heard OF
his death.
The boarding house is conducted by
0kumura. II is on the Eva side OF
the road. When Kojlma's wife died.
Okumura paid the funeral expenses,
figuring that he would be repaid when
the man returned to work. Okumura IL
out about s25. Kojima and his wife
formerly lived at the japanese board
ing house.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-04
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