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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-19
THE
BANK oFHAwAII
THE
LIMITED

Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory of Hawaii.
PAID-UP CAPITAB.....",.$6 $500, 900 90
SURPLUS ....,................ 3OO,O0O.OO
UNDIVIDED PROFITS. ... 4S,255.H
OFFICERS.
Charles M Cooke.........,....Pr President
=. G. Jones'. .Vice-President
f. w. Macfarlane. End Vice-President
=. IL. Cooke ......,.s.. .CaShler
c. Hustace Jr. Assistant Cashier
f. B. Damon. Assistant Cashier
f. b, Damon. ...........s..s. secretary
DIRECTORS: Chas. M. Cooke, P. c.
Jones Fl. w. Macfarlane, e. F. Bishop,
E. D. Tenney, ]. A. McCandless, c. H.
Atherton, G. H. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking
JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-19

Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

Nm Ia. Mdr3 in Der Ndbe bon Sus-
coromos 6rau @atbdrina 8an 2abn.
Die 9Bittiue bon Senra Ban Gehn, i'm
Nltsr BON rs Sabren.
Mm Is. Npril in ieiner Wobnung
smilden Sunoee uno gBeinsber9 i'm
9llter BON 81 Sabren, 8 Monaten uno
IL 3a9en Sobu 8Idffli an eirem 0er5=
leioen. 2eibt trnt Der Soo elm; mdb=
reno. er nit Dem NrSte iprad, that er
pl6Blid einrn tiefen Atbemsua, als oh
es ibm oil 2uft feblte, uno alles mar
oorTber. pfdFili lam i'm Sabre 1871
aus Der Ghmei3 na4 Nmerita uno
mar ais Elm tiitti9er Safer I'M 9onSen
@ountD out betannt. @r lpar stpeimal
perbeirat6et uno binterlGBt 3Dei Sincer
aus erfer uno 5wei &inoer aus slpelter
@be.
glm Is. Npril IN Goanote bel ub=
ridsDiGe Die 6rau uon Samuel potter
ION i'm 2llter bon 35 Sobren. Sic
1interIdBt einen @atten uno ieAs Gln=
Der.
Nm Is. 4pril in ubri6sOille Die
SSrau BON @ilIiam Sobnion I'M alter
BON "a Sabren. Sic bilterlGBt einen
trQuernoeu 8otten unO mebrere &noer.
Dim l6. 9tpril in Der Dobnung ibrer
Mutter in Canal Sober SRI. GQa Stno
i'm 9tlter BON % So9ren ON Nerpen=
fieber. Die 8erltorbene war Granten=
lpGrterin uno man 9loubt, fie babe li5
Die Srantbeit bel Der Pfeqe zines an
Nerpenfieber erfrantten Sinoes in Oen=
ntIon 5u9e5o9en.
2tu 18. glpril in gtew Pbila0el=
pbia SObn Stabl I'M glter bon Sc
SSQbren au einem Ser5leioen. Ser
Yerforbeue, oslien SSrau oor einem
Sabre 9eItorben 1T, binterldBt bier er=
modIene RinOer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
0eri6)tspcrbanOinngcn.

Ser YroasB 9e9en @lpOe 0atulep uno
Sbomos Murphp, 5wei Der Wdnner,
Die iueQen oe5 Ginbru2s in Die POf=
Office in 5traBburQ an9etlaqt lino,
Ipuroe auf Den nd6iten 8eridtstermin
oerIdOben, oa oas Rrei59eri0t erit cine
@ntiheiounO oariiber tretIen mub, oh
Der gro8sB bier oOer i'm YunoesaeriAt
entIbieoen rperoen iou. Die 8iir9=
i6aIt Der beioen NnQetl0Qten, Die auf
$1,000 feItQeieBt lit. murOe erneuert.
eyn Der GNtibQojQun9stlGQe bon Dem
Wominiitrotor bon Simon B. SbOrb.
Der am 80. 2tpril 1904 in DEN &oblen=
Qruben Der Yeaoeroam Goal 80. uer=
un9lifte, murOen Dem &l19er $4,000
3uceIpro6eu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
Gin fpaBbafttr 0larftjau.

Der beriibmte rufFii6e Wtarf6au
@nnoro!p ftieB nit feinsr eigentbiimz
li9sn 8eiIe 5u f9er3en mebr ols einz
nal auf YerTonen, Die linn gepdh7en
paren. Giner iei1er 2tsbIin9sfd2r3e
mar, Die Gsute bamtt perptrrt gu mus
Gen, boB ct iDnen gang ionberbore
5ragen bprlegte.
Gines Soges f6tdte ibm elmer feiner
SberFen 0epef9en bl1r4 einsn iungen
2eutnant gu, ben er 5u gleiher 3sit bem
Marf8aQ 1ebr brtngeno empfabG. Gus
tparolp I9ritt ipie getp0bniiA ba3u,
benieIben bur9 cine 9ieibe ieltIomer
yragen 3u priifen, fonb aber in bem
2elltnant einen Mann, ben tetne Troge
In @erlegen5eit feBte.
uWtc pett lit e5 Biz gum Mon6?"
fragte Der Nturf6aLl.
r3nei GilmGr19e Gurer CgceLieCr3,
lautete Die Nntnprt.
v2tngenomnen, sic tDGren beIosart
un0 Sybr pr0Diont ginge gu Cnbe, pie
tpitrben Sic fic5 beniel3en Oeriqaifeu9"
o@Dm SSeinbe!"
nGDie 0teIe Jif4e 8ibt es in Der
Gee?"
SD piele, ais nidt gefongen tpOr=
ben fino."
60 f6rttt bic grifung poron, Bis
@unarop feline neue 8etannti9oft duf
alien Puntten beipaffnet fan0 unD i'm
3uIeBt frogte, UNI ieiner PrUfung ein
Gnbe gu MAIDEN: nDelt6er ltnterI9ieb
1T 3pii4en Geinem S6riiten unb
mtr?"
Scr llnterT4ieb TT folge1bsr," " or,t=
tportete Der 2eutnant, rmein ObriTt
fam mid nt9t gu etnem &apitGn ma
den, ober Cure Gycellen3 bat nur Elm
Nprt 3u iagen, Inn bas 81 t4un."
GuparDp, bem Der NIann geftcl
rtc6tete ietn Qlugenmerf auf i'm. unt
ntht lanqe na26er lteB er t6m in be1
Shat Die getDiinf4te 8efDrOerune
piberfa6ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

- Ser BalmIDnnta9 ma9te ein ur=
Freunoli6es @eIi9t uno br06te Elm
SNneegeIt6ber, oem tdlteres @etter
folgte.
Nat) Dem QeIiriQen n@6ronicle"
miro Die pQn= 0anole @jIenbGbn in ben
nd1lltn 5 .SaDren 81 500. 600 fir Neu=
bauteu uuo Nerbaiierun9en in Den @i=
ienbabnwertItdttsn in 9enniIOn Uer=
iDCnOen.
= 2eBteu 6reita9 Dtor9en beitie2en
Bier Spei 8oli3lIten BON Canton nit 3
iurbi9en GeianQenen Die elettriihe
8abn na9 Canton, gum lel1teren
Gronsport lparen atOei Der Neger 5u=
ionlmen QeTeIIelt. Die orei unfreimil=
I;gen pnIla9iere latten pabreno ben
smei leBteu Wonaten in Den GloD Jt0A=
renIabriten in 0slu @Omeratown gear
0citet iie IinO beI9ulOi9t, i'll Canton
nit 3rpei l4ldbri9en WQo6en, elmer
Wei6en unO elmer Hegeriil, un3ii1tige
9ejiebunqen unterDalten 5u baben.
: Gs III bier eine 9l9itotinn i'm
8ange, Die Staot um3utaufen. 2lIa
@rtiuoe fir oieie Neutoufe meroen an=
Qefiibrt. oaB fe1r Dit grieFe, @ypreB=
Senoungen uno GradtItiife ltatt bieber
na4 NeiD pbilaoelpbia. 4a., gei9ifi
tperoen mas fir ben GmpFdnger unter
0nen umItdnoen 0er309erun9, in bie=
len 6dllen an9 Webrtoiten 8ur, 6ol9e
bat, uno oaB Der Name 3u = lang lei.
Q8dbrenO man6e Die ReutauTe tparm
befiirmorten, Iiuo lnbere ebenfo eifriQ
oQgesen. is miro oabOn geiprO6en,
cine 0fentii6e 8eriammlung gu beru.
fen, um Die Qn9elegenbeit 5u beIpre=
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
N{erApbisbe m0fheu his (S;pnp,t0 |

YterDe0lebe mdtlfn Die Gjeaeltn
unlider. 8rrlebten Somifog Nbeno
unGefGbr um Ii llbr pnr6e III Der Hdhe
oes SpernbauIes, no oos Bfero m ei=
nen YIpIten onQebuneen mar, Elm 8lern
nit gu9an oeftohlen. gIm 5onntap
oarauf nabm in A6rihspile Gin illnger
Monn in uhribs Geibltall Elm 8Iero nit
gue9p uno fubr na6 @nooenbutten,
um ieiu Wdohen su beiucben. 9tts er
bermtebren mollts, poren gferb uuo
8ugQu fort. 8as leBtere @efdbrt
ipuroe Ipdier tpieoer Qeflnoen. 9as
9fero bate ti1 lusQerilIen uno muroe
ain nd0Iten Sage etmn cine Meile BON
Dem 9lobe Qefunoen, 100 man oaIielbe
au9ebunoen bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
gOsnos,a eage DicSe sai,oa,

g3iupna gce ipiro bteie SaiIon beIpnoers ot3ebeno
iein fir Musflioe. Ser SonImer 1905 miro Elm bes
ipnoers ansebenoer iein g9itona &C. bcn nun.
0erbHbifeu rReiortA i'm nDr0lidea Jnhiona on ben
YenniDfoania 2inien. 8ie 4re3bbterinn @euerol
IiienblD ptro iic bort Is. 9ai Ueriau1nelu 8es
riibmte &ebuer unn Wiuer iittb fir bic llutrrbal.
tungen bieier SaiioH eugaBirt tuDrben Sc fiaoen
bort goupeationea ure Gocals itno reliqibfe 9}ers
iamnilun9en itatt pom Wtni biS Sepember 9ie lite.
rlr3e Experimentation ipirA elae prDnneute ietns
ri Elr3ent, es nitro eiie HberouS profitable Soiion
iein in GrSiebnHg 2ebrer nIto StnDnten tpeide bic
5DmmerIbule beiuden merDen oaIelbt prpfittrer
gBinona cafe bat @plis9in9e GenHis- Courts,
9aiebaG, uno @ritet=5rnhe, 93optfabrteu, sSiIcben
&o9trss s5acttSten u1ro Sd1tpiiumen. Sic 9ennIDls
pania ltnien faDren olreft gum 9art @iaaoi1q
Cation. nuo iiinf3ebutd9i9e Grcuriipns.Iiets fDanen
erlaugt rperben bon IideA Agenten Der YennIyluauia
2inien. anformatiuu iber Miilpna GEE qrpqromrt
oieier Golfon Observation-Disclosures etc inb erbaltid)
ron 6. 8. Dideu Gefrrtlr unD 6enerol.Setriebss
letter, gginona &afe JnG
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
Die ,,flbernrn" Grompstsn.

Sm 9inblid auf Die @etriigereien
1tno 9eorltenforrupttpu, Die heipn0ers
i'm @erlolfe Oes gegentpdrtt9en &rie@
ge3 in 91uBlano gu Sage getreten ii1o,
erinnert Elm oeutT6ldn0iI9e5 8latt an
einen 9orFaQ, Der itA i'm Sabre 1914
in 8erIin ereignete, ats &atTer geifn-
Ions l. gum @eTu9e bes G5nigs Irteb>
ri1 @il6elm ~. bort eintrQF. Der
&QiTer tpar gGeF 6es 6. preuBiI9en
acknowledgements, 0as itet5, fpenn
Der &oiier in 9erlin tpar, bon 3ranz
oenburg, Teiner @arni7pn, CUR &uf<
tpdrtung in Berlin eiariidte. Ginige
0lonate borber bate Der Gar Dem
Regimente 25 iilberne grompeten gum
Gef6enfe gema3t. Q(ls nun boi Dem
oben ertpd6nten 8aIut9e SotTer g1;fo=
Idu8 auf Dem SsnpelboFerfeIoe DIE
para6e iiber oas Re3irnent o6na6n1,
fragte er oen Stabstrompeter, tpie {i9
Die neuen Srompeten bIieien. gGar
ni9t, faiferli3e majeftdt," antfpor@
tete Der @efra9te, ngGie tonlmt oas
oenn94 benertte Der adt9er. 81. 1inb
oo4 iil6erne eynitruuente, bic fonIt
eirlep guten Son bdben2" Cure Maz
iefldt balten gu Gnooen," fa9te Der
GtabstrDmpeter, inbem er cine gron,@
lpete, Die er an elmer G9nur getrasen
bate, Dem 8aiTer iiberretd9te, ,es {inb
9rompeEen aug 8le4. Dos ganae
grpmpctertorps trdgt bie Srpmpeten
iiber Der G5aulteg. Der aaifer befab
Die Srompete genan, tDurOe ounfelrptb
i'm Gefit9te, iDinfte Damn ieinen @enez
ralabiutanterr ben er nit osf 8efor&
gang oie7er Srompeten beauftragt
bate, berbei, 5etgte Dem GrblaHeaoen
bas Snitrunlent unb fd9tug es tim
oann in's Geii9t, 70 bab Der GctrDfs
fene BON pferoe ftiir3te. sd bin
ma6tlos oieisn @1uften gegsniibsr. :
fagte Der 9eberri9er aller aeuBen oem
90nige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

Die 2iebbaber p0n Bferoen baben
bier Oorldufig feline llrIabe, lid fir Ois
Gi6erbeit oerieIben gu ipraen, menn lit
nur ielber Out auf Oieielben N1t geben.
9as 9fero, meldeS nab friiberen &e.
riften in Der NGbe oes Spernbaufes
oefluoen muroe un0 OQs einem Manne
Numsns Nta6On geb6rt. paro 2 9oge
ip1ier ouf Der Tarm DOn Sobn Mte=
reoitb, 'iio0tIib pon Der Stoot, oeFln=
ben. Sos arme 5lier mar beinabe uer=
bun9ert, oas BuQQp umaeluorfen, ober
nidts oeutete auf einen 9iebHabl bin.
oa aud Die SpsSerelmaaren. Die in Dem
YueQD Qepeien, neben oemfelben am
Sooen 9ejnnOen lpuroen. 8a5 BferO
mar Oes Wartens miioe QeipprDen. bate
li6 lps9erinen um DEN heimilden Stall
ouf5uTuden uno mar ihliebli6 nadOem
oas 8u0gD umgeltiirst mar i'm GeiNirr
felt gemDroen uno tOnnte niGt me6r
tpeiter.
= Nir Iino froh, lpeenu lib Der
Monat 2tUril eiumol 0us9etobt bot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
gteuBer & &ot6a6er.
= Gine agentIde @fleafhaEta ltle

Glne Gentl1e Walellfdaft", ineilf
ans beroorraaenosn @nQfIa=2lmeri=
fanern belieDeno, bat fid filrslih ii
pittsbura aebiloet. it'll fid) oputIher
Sprabe unO 2iteratur 3ll befleiblQen.
llngsfdbr 5tDeihunoert Serren baden
iid) ibr bereits allgeidloGsu. sSbr
prdlioent lit Sanies Mcgrea, erlfer
8ise= Brdiipeut DER 4ennlDloania giisn4
baDn. Aud) herporraaenDe enalilds
allitsrlfanifd)e q 1gausn fdlieBsn lib oen
Wgrsilis an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

Rdierei=lltenfilien gu fol9enoen grei,
len. 10 lan9e Der BOrratb lanQt +:
thermometer, 5Fabrenbeit uno Heou.
mur $1.00, nur Neaumur rs Gents.
Qasbo0rer Is @ents. Derb &c. ent:
fprs6eno ebenIo billie.
adstiiber $50. z, s, 8, 10, IL, IL,
13 uno Ia fir 40, As. SO. S., 70, 81
Gents, $l.00 & 1920.
yteuBer & &ot1ader.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
Observation-Disclosures

ggiliom Smitb = @ro5eloa @dels, bei-
De BON Mineral GitD.
s. S. H;ppel = Carrie Wli5er, beioe
Don Stpnecreef.
gilbert M. SodItettler. Suaarcreet -
@manoa gaTh, garrs D}iQs.
G0orles u. Gong WarQaret 6.
8ootinQ, beioe Don llbriAsoille.
Gtpoe %. Watbias - Ora @OT, belOe
Uon 8arnbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

Menn uniere Gtaot neu QetauTt
merben lou, 10 tperben bic SouFpotben
bOFfentli6 Das paiben9eIbenf nidbt oer-
9eiien uno Die StoOtOdter fir einen ge=
h0yiaeu 3oufidmaus iorQen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

2uoe @laubii 9u, OnB Die ruIFTtc
l}Iatte Die Sapaner beieat !?
s}0r9 aein @eoante. Cine 6lotte,
Die ibr Yuloer su Frih (Idon in Der
NoroIee, 3auTenoe BON Msileu pon is-
Dem 6eino) oeribieBt. tanu unm6glid)
Grfulg baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

- g8er Weine uno SpiritnoTen
,1iinT.i)t, telep0onire al @oolpb, ben
ein5i8en GirOBb6noier BON SpirituoIen
Il Iuscaramas @ount0. ii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
)}euc g8eiBpQQreu
e5eterfteiocr1
fir cie S9luRieter bes G9nljabres.

GOeten erhalten fe6r ernpfeb~
lenSlpertbe perfilbe 2opnS Slt
80, go unb IS Gents per garo,
bifiel6en luerhen befriebi8en, neil
lie ni0t nnr bii6lf, fonbern aud
Iebr bauer6aft linO mt INNER
fc36n llnb fleibfan iino.
9ieielbeu fnb As 3ptl brett.
8ie 5abert ond einfade ipei6e
Shmei8er 8e6ereieh y 3oQ
brett fiir SO Gents bic Narb,
fonlt berfauft fir rs.
3nbi16e 3innen unb perIi1he
Laiuns SO nnb 45 3ol brett III
25, 35 une 40 Gents, geeisnet gu
Jeierflet0ean 5um SduliGluB
ltnb' anoeren 0elegenGeiten.
9ie aleioer perOen ndbrenb
eiefer 5aifDn nit 8aleneiaIpiben
sarnirt.
Sosben er9alten cine f9bae
1nsDabl BON 9iterbouOfdubfn 3
Jerner cine 1flbne 9lu6luabl
upn soiterregenf1irme nit lueiBelt
&uuften 0as 5tiicf su $1 90.
25ergeBt slitiere GeppiOe
isid)t.
6. 28. 9nrrp,
Gin 5aiarg Nfu 9bilabelpbia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

You on the other hand, are as thor
ouEhly uncomfortable as gaily capari-
soned hod carrier at the court Of st.
James. The new high hat you have
lust bought Is too large and falls down
to your ears, your cravat rides over
your collar behind and reveals the col
lar button in front. Your coat rucks
up "n the back. while you realize with
a slckening sense OF shame that your
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

Work on a. r. Smiths pier affair
View, on the Potomac. and on Purks
and Newton's wharf, at Brentwood, on
the Rappahannock. has been DELAYED by
the failure of pile drivers to arrive ut
those points II was the purpose OF the
proprtetors to have these wharves com
pleted and steamboats, landing at them
by the 9Th OF June, and the public would
have not been disappointed had the pile
drivers come according to agreement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

vest Is too short to live on terms Of
Intimacy with the waistband Of your
baggy trousers.} AS yousG sloEch along.
feeling humble In spirit but deeply re-
sentful towards your tailor, you observe
that she who uses you MS her LIES meal
ticket seems to the manor born, OF
rather to her gown poured In.
Why Is 1t thus, you ask. But once
home again, in your slippers and back
into your seedy everyday coat. the
mystery is explained On every side
you see the paraphernalia Of her who
moves goddess and who looks a queen.
pervasive They overflow the house
with the same aggressiveness that the
'wire-g grass dominates the back yard. On
tho bureau are the small fixings; on
the bed Is a second instalment; In
the big wardrobe are the dlsmembered
portions OF the costume which but q few
hours before was perfect unit; in the
smaller one (yours) are the substrata
which made things "set right. Chit
foniere drawers also appear gorged with
additional frippery while dark closets
bulge with the equipment for other cos
tunes. There's no end to EN- no touch-
Ing the bottom when you scratch through
the pile In search for your last sum-
Iner coat OF treasured tan BnOeS. n
Remember. you Innocent ones who sit
at the feet OF the battered bit OF house,
hold furniture VINO pens these lines, that
,therc're suits for winter and suits for
summer; gowns for spring and gowns
for autumn; tailor-mades. la WINS per-
Gales. and nit!slins. evening dresses and
kimonas. tea gowns and wrappers, bath
robes and Mother Hubbards, rainy-day
skirts and golf creations. TO say nothing
OF the ct ccteras.
We'd Ike to linger on the lingerie too.
but conyentionality forbids Suffice 1t
to say that the zephyrs which twnng
upon the back yard clothes-lines could
tell story as full Of detail rs those OF
the wardrobes and wall closets.
All, 1t IL interestng--yes. fascinating
TO read about-but prepare. O prospective
bencdicks. to crowd all your sartorial
treasures and gorgeous haberdashery into
a chGrry-secd when you divide" house,
space with the gentle soul now leaving
face powder on your shoulder; for she's
spreader from Dan to Bccrsheba wlen
II comes 10 clothes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

WEEK END RATES ON NJ. 6 w, RY.
NORFOLK AND&RETuRN, $3.2..
Va. BEACH AND RETURN, $3.50.
HALF RATES TO MoUNTAlNR RESORTS
The Norfolk and Western Railway Of
fers for evening trains Fridays, al
trains Saturday and morning trains
sundays, rounh-trip tickets to Norfolk at
$3.50, and to Virginia Beach Mt @5to; also
for all trains Saturdays roundTlrip TICK
cts TO the mountain resorts on It's line
at rate OF ONE fare. These tickets
will be good for return passage until
Monday following date Of sale. This Is
tho only line running through fast trains
between Richmond and Norfolk without
change OF cars. Time, two hours and
twenty minutes. c. II. sEOSLIY,
District Passenger Agent,
JNO. r. WAGNER, StS City Passenger
Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Official I'erminology.

Bil!si Df,lcsy IN ms expense ist IN gov,
TrameHt ssryiGr pm DOWN, 'J'Drsr. = pefs,e,"
ms Haf Dires. ~ u ysniIan ieitn, t,Ifhni
mr. inst fttirftetnsBts, W,ilis IN Inc execution
nsii1p ne ci,jseF fap.tsd ,tas tbs itmG 1il
m, ftmftent rsfsssbtsats bqt n fee 70 d
tatIit qfiG p,ticaf fsplls;I ftfal Should hhps
fsA tp,tstaKs' :, J'is 9itiefr treasured tbs
iint 9fN I'm. ~ MN gG1asi9h N 'hks u
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
"Its a Poor RULE" Etc.

An unusual suit iias been started IN tho
courts of Virginia. Tho State Of Virginia
~ nueing ID. estate nj NeCDe, the wifc
murderer vino %as hung some time ago.
for the eDts ~ his prosecution, TINS
scans ~ us M quite IN unusual pro-
ichlion NJ The gtat@, II seeTnB 10 M. as
has tten spgHeatsd ny tho Charlotte News
that when man " tried and acquitted
he should then 10 reimbursed ny tho
rtnte f1r the rr,H. nj defense, The rule
should ~0fk both ways,-fHaleixh Times.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-18
is OLDEST LEGISLATURE.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 18.-Tne Hon.
Ravid Wark, a member of the Cana
dian senate now in session, will OBJ
serve his one hundred and first birth
day tomorrow. Senator Wark is un
doubtedly the oldest legislator in the
world. For over half century he has
He was appointed senator when the
senate was formed ON the confereda-
ton of the provinces in 1867, but for
over twenty years previously he was
a conspicuous figure in the politics of
New Brunswick. He introduced
legislation into the New Brunswick
house which led to the provinces ex-
changing their natural products free
of any duty-legislation which had
direct bearing on the confederation of
the provinces twenty years later.
Senator Work is not a New Bruins
wicker by birth, but he has passed the
most of his life in that province. He
was born near Londonderry, Ireland
in 1904. Shortly after that event his
parents emigrated to Canada.
A little bowed down and a trifle
feeble, Senator Wark is still remark
ably well preserved considering mis-
years, and his speeches in the senate
are as lucid and convincing as those
Of a man of fifty years and younger
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-18
TRIAL OF AO0LPH WEBER
ARGUMENTS OF ATTORNEYS FOR
THE DEFENSE WERE HEARD
TODAY.
Attorney General Will Close for the
Prosecution Monday-Go to
Jury Tuesday.

AUBURN, Cal, Feb. 1S.-Attorney
Tuttle for the defense in the Adolph
Weber murder case finished today and
was followed by Attorney Johnson,
also for the defense. who will prob
ably not conclude until Monday. At
torney General Webb will then close
for the prosecution, and the case will
be sent to the jury next Tuesday. In
opening Johnson intimated that the
matter of time will be the main con-
tention of the defense. Johnson will
contend tnat at the time cries were
heard in the Weber home it would
have been impossible for the defend
ant to have committed the murders,
set the house on fire and get down
town, all within Is minutes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-18
STANDARD OIL
IS DENOUNCED
Kansas Producers File Charges
with Garfield.
REciTE THEIR GRIEVANCES
AIIege That Santa Fe Railroad Has
Entered Into Conspiracy
With Rockefeller.
REciTE THEIR GRIEVANCES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Repre-
sentative Campbell of Kansas today
filed with the department of commerce
and labor charges made by the Kan
sas Oil Producers association against
the Standard Oil trust. They aIlege
that the Standard is endeavoring to
secure a monopoly of the oil business
in the state and that a conspiracy ex-
lists between the Standard Oil com
pany and the Santa Fe railroad to
prevent other parties from handling
oil or purchasing tanks. They allege
that other railroads were in conspir-
acy with the Standard to prevent the
legislature giving the producers relief.
They submit detailed statement to
support the charges.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-18
ALDRIcK TIES THE SENATE UP.
Boss Leaves His Minons to Go Abroad
So Laws Must Await His Return.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. H.
Senator Aldrich, the boss of the SEN
ate, has been ordered to Europe by his
physicians, and he will be gone several
months, or until winter has become
a memory. Before going, he was care
full to have a conference with his asso-
ciate boss and reach an understanding
that nothing of an important nature
should be taken up during his alb
sence.
This makes doubly sure the assur-
ance already given the country that
the senate will not at this session
undertake to enact railroad legisla
ton.
Aldrich's grip on the senate seems
to be as strong as the grip of Rookie
feller on the Standard Oil trust. The
wonder is that the senate will con-
tinue to stand for it, and it is more
wonderful still that the country con-
tinues to stand for it, but it does.
Unless the senate moves a little
more rapidly upon appropriation bills,
it may require an extra session to
provide supplies for the government
for the next fiscal year. But one of
next years appropriation bills-the
legislative, executive and judicial
has gone to the president. This has
been signed. But one has finally been
passed by the senate Three more
have passed the senate with amend ?
ments. and these are in conferences.
Ten bills remain to be considered
and passed upon by the senate.
Among them is the naval bill, over
which there may be a good deal of
contention. The house has passed
nine of the fourteen appropriation
bills. But three weeks of the session
remain