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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15
3 'Trniliuf fanO5.
Droinounocn.
Sir DrrOCn im 6rlOr nllll=
mrDr bcratbcn.
Odi5iPrP 5uIaNlAcaOCIrOGCn.
|On bcibcn Scitcu Scr bisbcr it'd be.
fGmpfcnOcH 9Irmccn iino Die Ser.
trcter Der Sbcrbeichlshabcr in
SCratBung gctrctcn.
OGbiPrP juIaNlAcigClrOGen
lDiro cini9e Gaze oaGeru.
Mutoen, Is, Sept, 2 llbr Radm,

Mutoen, IS. Sept. 2 llbr Radm,
Der General 5utui6ina. Der @ers
treter bes 6elpmarIdaQs Snamd. uno
bet General Snanomsti ais @ertres
ter oes Generals Qinelpiti9, trafen
beute @prmitta9 um 10 llbr auf Der
@a6niiatipn Shabptb, n0roIib ben
8i6angtum 3uidmmen. Die @erein=
barung Der @afienitiQitano8beoinguns
gen biirite me4tere Sage in 2lnipru6
1e6men.
Sic GhiucIcu frcucn iidj.
2ib5iapuofe, U}anoi6urei, 13. Sept.
Mas INNER Bic ruiiiIhen uno iopas
nif6en Sololten o0n BEN 6rieoensz
I6luTe 6alten m1geu, bic G9ineien &c
griiBen ibn in unoer6ohlener 6reuoe.
9(uf Sen Wegen unp StruBen, neI1e
bo8 Qano our63ieben. in Dem adt5e5n
Wlpnate ldnq ne &rieg8furie tobte be-
gegnen iit beute Dit un6 Sung NIT
frobsm 2d6elp uno 3ieben in Iungen
&orapanen r1feoer ihren alten 9eim=
itGtten 3u Den ruIIiihen Solodten
rufen lie baS cine g9ort ,,6riebe" gu
unb pieoerboIen e5 fort unO fort BON
Neuem.
@iele Finben ibre 6duFer 3erIt0rt,
iie freuen iid aber bod, fpieoer in gez
oronete 8srbdltnii1e 3u tommen uno
ibren frieol6en @elperben pbliegcn gu
t0nnen. Q(uBerOem limb iie frob. oaB
bic 0oppelroue jeBt ibr Gnoe fjnoet.
bic lie pdhreno Der ge3ipun9enen Neu=
troIitdt ,,n 8uiIen uno aSapunern gc=
geniiber gu IpieIen gen0t6igt naren.
Man fam obne llebertreibun9 Iaqen,
oaB bic Gbineien geqenpdrtig Die gliid-
Ii6iten Wleniden in Der Mlanoidurei
iinb.
Gs pi7o gemeIost. baB Sic Sopaner
Die 6ineIiIten 8anoen aufgeloit 6a=
ben, meIhe tie pdbrenb oes &ris9e5
se9en bic 9fuhen permanDten.
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Can GebdItian. 13. Gept.
l,olldnhiidl .lnOirn.

Qfus gotaDia mtro tels1rdpbifc6 1c,
melosi. oaB bic 5olldnoiiteu 3rIppen
V1llio bic 6auptiia9i De8 Gina- 5ore
ncuiiyiisn Goeipoe ant 3ele5es tu1e
nommen baben. Goepos perurid6.e
ten 60GdnoiThm ge6ogoen 9robe In.
onnetmlih.siten lie 8atniiou leis
iieie ben 6oadnocrn tartnddt9en Wi
oerii1nD unD muroe crit mad bdri.m
&amqie jibermtn1eu.
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Wiuro.
g1illnil11ton. Sci. IA E

g9ilmin1tou Sci. fl. Sept.
Ser 1ormcr [<o6n y. Garter mel.
der nahc araunnmine. Gela.. nohntc.
nuroe ermoroe uno sin unter oem ga.
men ..Nomlr0" bcfonnter !teger mel
der iiir i'm ubcitete. miro ais Der
Th6ter be}eidnet. 3ieier Reger bat
fih opfliidhtpt
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3lii1nn1cn. 5,0O5


Ger 8ili2idaemeiter s. $. Sbip.
man gab 5lt 0oB Die 9}elp 9ort @iie
in einenl Gua in ibren @iihern einen
@emiun anQab, Ser in g8irfliffeit
nidt gcmad1t lptroe. Ser 3euge
fono eS in 0romutg ooB Die 9tew
Uorf @iie oos @el0 fiir cine Spefll.
Iotion hergob uno oie @titgIieoer oe5
@pn0ifcS ocn @ronu cinbcinlten
6reonrid GornmeQ. SdaBmeiitec
Der Wfltual lSnillrance 60, erflorte
boB e5 iiir cine &eriiherlInqSs 8eiell-
fdoft lulln1qlib lei, obne &iiIfe zines
@pnoifot3 ihr Gapitol gepiunbriu-
eeno on3ulegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15

8eiierer 2anbpofoienIt fir
bic ct. SpIepb's &ioge Itebt Sur 5reuoe
Der 6armer in 9luslitt. BoIibuie Sobn
Smith wirO ndmli6 fiuiti9 ieoen Gaa
auf 8Oitbote Gonp 8enisr pon Beit
Salem &oute ylo. 2 iunrten, Der ihm
nod Dor Wlitta9 bic g0findsn brinat,
ipoaB oieielben nod on benz 3dae sur
8ertbeiIuns tOmmen f6uEru Itatt einen
Gag ipdter.
Dem @rtrtnten nabe
mar am 0ieniins beim 6rend 9ate uns
fer atpr" dfelmann.
@r mU(lte Nlinnies nit einem Nebe
beruusItbpien, i6lupite uou Der 9lanie
- uno lag orin! 5ett, - bon benz CT
iibri9ens Oiel uerlpren bat - lhipimmt
6efanntlih Oben, uno Elm bishen
Sduimmen bnSu bra6tsn ibn glldli6
ans 9rodene. gQaaa
9urd einen.unfallbeim
3 d De den erIitt oer G6reiner
Nels u. gteliOn, 1116 Gillette Strase,
burd einen 6nll pom Dade am 0auie
BON VI. @oune, 1923 Berlin Str, einen
Nrmbruh, einen 6ippenbrud uno, uie
man fiirhtet, innere 8erlcbunaen. Die
GerSte bofen ibn our6jubrineeu, trpb.
benz ietn 9Ilter bic YerleBunssn su be-
bentiideu ma6t. 0r. RelInn uno feline
5ran poren Uoroem Bdrter i'm 0lients
lideu Babe.
Bon oem @nCa ment
Der ". VI. q. in Denper tebreu bic
BeIuder uaf uno mad bsim. Sic a[le
bringen entbuiialtiide Stiloeruneen
ibres @mpInnsss in Der idonen NIB
gnIili6en Stabt am 6elisn9ebirae.
sic trnien boielbIt aud uniern alien
@eridtspebeG N M. Z a bl or, Der iebr
gut ausiiebt uno feline glbiiht me6r wie
je bat, 90 Sa bre Uoer nod otter
5u ueroen. .Cntel Biqp" miro ga
@roiie bemnddit eiuen gsiud abItatten.
5ritber wares betannt.
lid 9ebraud, bnB ainbern,
ieIbit wenn Iie aud i1on 5iemlid) groB
mareu, aui ben @:lenbabnen
IN gBisconiin fein 4idet abuerlangt
nurbe. 9Iud oab III ieet nnoers ges
mOrben. Ga8 ueue @eieB beitimmt,
baB 9inoer 5luiiden 5 nnb II Sabren
ba ben, uno iusnn iie iiber 2 Sabre
iiub, potlsu 5abrpreis be5ableu
miiien. unb Oa bns @eies idmere S!ra.
fen aui YerleBung bieier Beliimmuugen
iest, 10 babeu bic Babnaeielihaften ale
ibre gunbnttsure augsuieien, unter al.
fen ltmitdnbsn bic 8eieelideu 5abr.
preiie gu erbeben.
3u Der Brd erUenfabrit
bat 6r. 3. 9. @eo.
ns0 leinen Gntbsil an prn. Z. 8.
Bierce, ben @igsntbiImsr Der 1rant.
lin Mnidinsutuerfe aui Der NuroIeite,
nuspsrfnuit. 6r. @eonep bleibt ais
Beiriebslsiier bis gum Gnoe Der i i9en
Saiion, iu0nnd or. gyiercs 6eien BoTten
nls @sihdiisleitn unb 9rdIiosut Der
@sieaibaft einnebmen iuirl Die 5as
brii iou Johann aud bsosutsno Der.
groBert iUer0er ste bat lld] IN Den
9obrsn tbrss geitebens gut eutwidelt
uuo beJnblt.
Die ~. B. s. a." bat bei6lui.
len, ibr nsues peim i'm alien Nons
glnberion Bsfbibum an GaB uno 5.
Stra6e am rdtiieu z 2isuitag. ben
Q. bs. sir5uweibeH, uno oem allae,
msinen 8ubliium on bisism 9nse often
5u balteu. 3eoerma It Bu einem Be
iude ejnselaosu, uno piro Elm @ms
piaugs 0omiisss fh gum geroniiaen
maiden allen Beiutern bic Rdume uno
@iuridtungeu gu 5sissn. Die @dite ton.
nen nui punid aud in osm &eitaurdnt
Ennsr cher Souper sinnsbmsn mo bel
bisisr @slessubeit aud ieben, pie bn.
islbii gsiuobulid eeipeiit iuirb. 8sipu.
bsrs piliommsn tint natiiriif aud
9iejsnieen, welhe Su osm Sfauf bes
Id1ueu @iaenthums beioeiraoen haben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15
SdDluer frGnf.
Ser japauiidle Wiiniitcr Sarun SO.
mura am SppbnS crfrnnft.
glerp glorf. IA. Sept.

Der iapanii9e 5rieoensbepplmG6s
tigte Baron &omura Ieioet, tpie Ieine
9ter5te feitgeiteQt bdben, am Snpbus
unS pon Ieiner fofortigen RiidfeGr mad
Sdpan fam teine Reoe fein, 0a er
f4per tranf III j..
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(5rU6cr .Uicuid0cuuerlnit.
g8ai6ia8m1 IA. 5cpt.

8as N}arinemini1.Cum erhielt ppn
benz Wldrireatta6o in [otio Die iele
grapbn4e Nlelouua oB 0ie@eiamnt
3o6l Der bei Der &atli.ropfe Der oWllz
tala" @et0oteten nm 9ermiBten iidl
uuf 256 belduit. D. 3obl Der Der
lsBten betraqt 343. e llriahe oss
llngliids Miro fh sr Feititellen laIs
fen, nafbem oas Gfi' pieber geto-
ben 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15
gIcTnnircn.

5prinaiiclo. 81. IA. Sept
Ser 0oup 8enen empFing bsute
bie BON Inn perl1n9te ReIignation Der
Qincpln Bart &nmmiiIdre gB. W. 3ras
en-, Sames 8. 6irit. @uitap 2inos
ouiIt uno .. q. &ennebp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15
Sic Scamtcn Orr NcW
yOrt Siic"= =Scrii6cruag.
Gjnan0er e6 n6urti0.
Ger sroRc 6inun5ier :. TicrpOnt
MOrgan tcidJnlOigt uiiicutlid an
SGwin0clcicn betbciligt gclucicu
al icin.
Gin SYnSiFat notbuenoiS.
Stem Dorf. Il. Sept.

Sm mcitcren &erb6r nuBte so.
mun0 .. NolloOlpb. SdlaBnclter Der
9teD Dort @lie. gciteben. ouB eilas
Cages on Morgan 4 50. 9lttien ml
Betrage bon $oO0,000 perfnuit uno
am nddliten Gage 3uriif9efotft mur
oen I'm Die Geriitbarlmgalupermted-
oerten 5u tdltiheu omie OaB 5.
Hierpont 2}organ 0urh ieiuen Ser
treter %ertil3. Der Dem Girettorillnl
Der 9}cp 9orf S.ife anqeborte, an Den
5peifeIbaften 5ran5attionen Der Sc
ieIlidait betbeiligt mar.
Raaitebeno To,st cine 2iite Der Qlfs
tionore Ger Refnglprt Securitp &c lruit
GonparD uno Oe5 9etraGe5 ibrer
Qlftien:
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,yrauiGjiidlcr Wclndl
TrcigclaNcu.
@lcrlin Il Sept

Der 6ori,9crudttr 6rciberr gilbert
Sped b. Scynburg in 8ooenoorf Gin
gruoer oe9 otutihen 9otindfters in
Noibir9!on tit mnmebr auBer Der
foIgunQ QcieBt, pa ibm teine 6abrl1i
ii9teit udalgepjeien peroen tonnit.
Gr eridoB 2etanntIib in 6otge zines
un8IiiG.lden 3uiau9 oui Ser SoQ2
cine diicre 55rdu. mar dber oui freiem
SUR beHi'eH lroroen. oa tetne oirettr
GdHlD porldd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15
Imsrifaniidler 6anOcISucrtrae.
gaerIilL IL. Gent.

@ie r0epti9e 2a9eSSeituug". oa8
6duptorQan Der Igrarier, perlarot pon
Der Re9ierung Die &iinoiguug DER be-
Itebenocn !3anotlaabmddun9en nit
Nen 0ercini9ten Stdaten am /. Tc.
5ember 0ae 9Iatt bringt in nje Re
gierun9, ieBt fprmell ibren Stdnopuntt
oar5ule9cu uno ibre 9lbGat. ben 0crs
tra9 tiinoi9en Su pollen, 81 ertldreu,
IpndB ttjnc Neitihpcifi9teiten peruys
iu9t uijr0cu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-15
Ser Gar uun Inflano.

Berlin H. Sepi
Tie 2oytniamilie piro oemnGhit II
Darmltaot }un 8eiu4 eintrefIen.
6raujOiiidIcr @ciudJ.
Berlin IL. Sept.
init oroBcu Sntereiie iiebt man bier
in peitercu &rGiieu Dem an9etiinpigttn
8eiud ota ebemaliQen iruu3oiiiaen
9dnoelsmuliiters 9uerauore W}iutrdu0
entgegen Der bcrporraQcnoe 9olitittr
unternimnt cine dusgcoebnte 3tiie
our6 Deutihlano uuo ihloirt uutcrs
ne9s io3iolpolitii6e GinriUtungsu.
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yuoenbattr
s3tIcl0uno.
Sic Grurnnung OrS SON.
inlS 5. Mtmtin Millrr.
&e,Nc GTCqualur.
Ger ocutidlcu HcNierun9 lit nidDtS be.
tanut, oHf S,crr Miller unlIcbiame
&cmcrtnnNcn iibcr Scutidllnno
gCmadDt bnbcu iUll.
]ta,IIc GIGIualur.
Die S1he uiht iprudlreif.
G1ln. 13. Stptember.

S0ln, 13. September.
Die SoInifde 3titung perofIem!iAt
einen pon Berlin aus inipirirten Dir
titel, in pam Die NittbciIuug, paB bic
osutidi &t9jcrtng iicb 3epelgert babe,
s. IldJ!,n UIiqer, Den oer Brdiioeni
&pplepeIt gum &onIul III Ndcben
ernenut babe, cine Grequatur
gu ertheileu. Die Tepeihe iagt,
nab ben 9eboroen in Berlin
nihts iibet outipeutihc 9leuBerungen
Die 6trr Miller in iejner friibeten
SteIlunQ q ,,nurudliit Qemaht baten
foa. beta,nt in Die eini de Grttd :
ruug Dtr ~o1la9e II. tu8t 0le NtPe
ide bin3u, clB Giniidtid Der GrtIel
lung elmer Crtquduir iijr @crrn gltiI
ler bis jcst aui oem 9tp0bnIjden Gje
fbbdftsueg, ned teine @nti4eipuRg
getroiien moroen lit.
(@ine Gtpeid}s aus 8aibin9ton am
8. Sept(moer melbete, DaB inioIge per
Nei9erung ser beutl6en He8ertng,
6errn Wtiutr Die GTequatur 81 ertbei
len, DerIelbc gum 8encraltonIul in
Mudldno. Neu Seelano, unD odB Der
bisberi9e @eneraltonIul, Dillingham;
in Qudlanro, fir bic SteIIe in Noden
ernannt norben lei. y. ~
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Mau0ucr.

S0Olell5, i. Scpl.
Die groben 9erbitman0per nabmtr
in Der perfoTeuen gtadt ibren9lnfon8
Gtpa 10000 Wann Snidnierie. 5000
Reiter ltn0 300 @eldllee nebnCn OIL
ibnen 3beil. Dem Bldne 5uIolge gill
Main3 ais belagerte 6eltung, Der ORE
Dipiiionen GntidB bringen tppIlen
iDdhren0 Sroei 8ipiiionen Der 8elage
run9sdrmee oieie 8eipegun9 3u perti-
teln Iufen. Die beioen @eqner TtieBcr
I'M 4 llbr frI6 iiioIih BON @ms 3r,.
fommen G5 entpidelte iih Elm teibel
Qrtiaerisf1mpf.
Der Garl Of 2on8oale unb 8opjtdu
Wifla Il e. 8ioole Il. g. ". ffren
in eincm Qutpmohil bon 4Cbleni unt
beItitoen in Rditdtten pferbe. 9(uber
BEN iremoen W}ilitdrdttuhts ndten
10 britiihe Cffi}iere unb Qeut .lat
Q6illip 8. 9outer Il g. 81. dnpeIsr0
U}it ipe3ieler (SrldubniB be8 @enerll
itdbes nor es ben gouriiten erlaubt
inner6alh her qinien 3u tommen. I'm
Ijf 0os Qrobe miIit@riide Shauiplel
an4uieben. 9ieIe 2tmeritaner lab IAN
in 9lutomobils uno &utlhen. (2in
biirQerlites 2lutonobiltorps bpn 40
Woitinen uinm gum eriten GidIe an
ben U}an6otrn theil rno Der gang,
Generatitdb benubt 9lutomobiIe
e5n rem qtitern per6reiteten Gjeriihte,
bab Elm GnaIdnber i'm 8eiiB opn Dg=
ndmtt6om6tn Qeiunoen unb In einem
3irmer an Der StroBe, ourd bic per
aaiier Wil6elm fabren Ipllte, perhai
tel noroen lei. 1T ni6t Die 9erinoite
Bahr6eit Der adiier pirb am Sri
toa. an BEN her i6lieBlihe 3uidmmens
itpB erfplaen ioQ Ielbit cine DerQrmeta
tonlnan0irtn.
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Die ,,t1oreitern" 5ettun-
gen haben eie 6eietiebte
pom ga GroiIe ntebt MUIR
ntiticbretben Ioneern NIT
macben helfen.
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Presidents Mes
sage to Congress
CONTINUED from Page g.

as we should scorn any effort to make
us look down upon or treat con.
temptuously any man because he is
poor. We judge man by his con
duct---that is, by his character-and
not by his wealth or intellect. If
he makes his fort e honest.., there
is no just cause or quarrel with
him. Indeed, we have nothing but
the kindliest feelings of admiration
for the successful business man
who behaves decently, whether
he has made his success by build
ing or managing a railroad or by
shipping goods over that railroad. The
big railroad men and big shippers are
simply Americans of the ordinary type
who have developed to an extraordi-
nary degree certain great business
qualities. They are neither better nor
worse than their fellow citizens of
smaller means. They are merely more
able in certain lines and therefore
exposed to certain peculiarly strong
temptations. These temptations have
not sprung newly into being; the ex-
ceptionally successful among mankind
have always been exposed to them;
but they have grown amazingly in
power as result of the extraordinary
development of industrialism among
new lines, and under these new con-
ditions, which the lawmakers of old
could not foresee and therefore cou' !
not provide against, they have be-
come SO serious and menacln az to
demand entirely new remedies. It Is
in the interest of the rest type of rail-
road man and the st type If shipper
no less than of the public that there
should be governmental supervision
and regulation of these great business
operations, for the same reason that
it is in the interest of the corporation
which wishes to treat its employees
Alright that there shou be an effec-
tive employers liability act, or an ef-
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the irritable condition of the
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suffering. Those who use them
at regular intervals have ceas-
ed to dread these periods. They
contain no harmful drugs, and
leave no effect upon the heart
or stomach If taken as directed.
They give prompt relief.
'T have been an invalid for
years. | have neuralgia. rheumatism
and palms around tho heart. BY
using DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills arm
relieved Of the pain. and get sleep
and rest. ! think had 1 known OF
the Pain pills when Mas first taken
sick. they would have cured me
recommend them for periodic pains"
MRS. HENRY FUNK. ~ Akron.O.
Or. Miles Antt-paIn Pills are sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. " II
falls. he Will return your money.
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underlies the tas-. Of dealing with
the whole Industrial problem. But
the fact that it is great problem does
not warrant us in shrinking from the
attempt to solve it.. At present we face
such utter lack of supervision, such
f. eedom from the restraints of law,
that excellent men have often been
literally forced into doing what they
deplored because otherwise they were
left at the mercy Ct the INSCRIPTIONS
competitors. To rail at and assail
the men who have done as they est
could under such conditions accom-.
plishes little. What we need to do
is to develop an orderly system; and
such system can only come through
the gradually increased exercise OF
the right of eicient government con-
troll &
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-12-07
Great
Relief

During that trying period in
which women so often suffer
from nervousness, backache,
sick headache, or other pains,
there is nothing that can equal
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pains, soothe the
nerves, and give to
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TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT
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ssass THE INDEPENDENT When Writing TO Advertisers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
AMERICANS ABROAD.

New York, June 25.-Eighty thou.
sand persons have sailed abroad al
ready this year, and from the present
outlook last years record Of 1000
will be eclipsed by at least $4,000 at the
close OF 1905.
According to present bookings by the
steamship companies, the list will be
swelled ly 10000 by the LIST Of July,
August and September are expected "a
be equally busy months. and II is con
servatively estimated that the 10000
mark will be reached.
BY next season most Of the steam-
ship companies will have put on extra
ships to cope with the business. The
'Cunard and Hamburg-American lines
have already engaged additional YES
sells for the summer rush OF 1906. In
Guiding second cabin and steerage not
less than 100000 will have left New
York by the end Of the present year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
SHERMAN TOOK her MAN

The terrors OF marriage proved toe
great for James p. Curran. late con-
ductor on the Alakea street car-line
and he decided to evade both the law
and the anxious relatives Of his in
tended. Accordingly. Disgusting him
self as a sailor, he boarded the trans
port Sherman. While the vessel was
yet within sight Of Hawaii, the mar
riage feast was spread and the bride
to-be stood ready and waiting, but the
groom came not. And SO there is
wrath in one particular section Of
Punchbowl.
Curran used to be a private at Camp
Mckinley but for several months has
worked for the Rapid Transit Company.
Whether the nervous strain OF watch
ing uncertain women on crossings or
helping babies on and OF the car turn
cd him against married life is not
known. His fiancee is young Por-
tuguese girl-her name does not mat
ter here-and Curran decided to get
away. The marriage was set for last
night. Two days ago Curran met
friends among the soldiers on the Sher-
man and determined to set Hymen at
naught. He borrowed khaki uniform
and succeeded in getting aboard the
Sherman, preferring to be military
man again rather than marry the Por-
tuguese maiden, who meanwhile had
dressed herself in her finest and await
ed her lover.
At least, this is the story told by
Curran's Rapid Transit brethren. Also
1t is certain that Curran has left Ho-
nolulu suddenly and without warning
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
ALONG BACH lot
FOR ARMY station
United States Begins Its
Suit To Condemn
Property
Many DEFENDANTS ARE
NAMED, SOME UNKNOWN
RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF PAcIF.
&c COMMERCE GIVEN As THE
REASON FOR THE
ACTION.

The United States is bringing suit
for the condemnation Of the Along
property on Kalia road. Waikiki. The
lot in question is 3.2l4 acres In area.
The defendants are exceedingly mum
.er0us. being as follows: Julia II.
Along, Emmeline M. Magoon, John A.
Magoon, her husband; Chun T. Along,
Nancy McStocker, Frank b. McStock.
er, her husband Julia tombstone, Ar.
thur II. tombstone, her husband; Hen
rietta Whiting, William II. Whiting,
her husband; Alice Hutchinson, Ma.
rie X. Humphreys, Abram s. Humph'
reys her husband; Elizabeth Burns, l.
r. Burns. her husband, Helen G. Hen
shall. Caroline B. Riggs, J. M. Riggs,
her husband; Martha NJ. DOugherty,
Andrew J. Dougherty, ner husband |;
Mary G. Along, Albert F. Along, Alb.
ram II. Along, Melaine b. Brewster,
w. W., Brewster, her husband; Hen
~ Along. Lee Kong, Chun Lun, Chun
Sin. 8. M. Damon, trustee; w. +. Al
len. trustee; Kimo Phi, sometimes call.
ed James Phi; Kamahi, wife of Kimo
hi; NJ. Eckardt, M. Kekuanaoa, Hack
field 4 Co, Ltd. Miriam Purple. Henry
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
WANTS
For Want Column See Page Six
WANT Ed.

Twenty-Five citizen laborers to work on
Waimea (KauaiD embankment at
$3.50 per day. Apply to Geo. Nun.
don, Waimea, Kauai. 3l23.1m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
MAD COOK AT STATION

]. Senhouse, the insane cook who
was brought to this port on the ship
Carradale yesterday, is now detained
in the local police station by order of
the British Consul, He will be exam.
ined for insanity this afternoon.
Senhouse is now very quiet and or
derly, and talks intelligently of his
experiences on the vessel He says he
drank a good deal while on shore at
Melbourne and Newcastle. After the
long voyage here began he grew very
tired of the sailing vessel and the life
was monotonous. He says he was
well treated and had the ordinary
ships fare.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
HEPBURN TALKS TONIGHT

1t is expected that the Orpheum will
be crowded tonight when Colonel Hep
burn. famed for his sound sense and
eloquence on current affairs. will ad-
dress big Republican rally. Nation
al Committeeman Robertson will make
the opening address.
While Attorney General Andrews has
general charge Of the arrangements.
Acting Governor Atkinson will prob
ably preside. The meeting opens al
1880. Seats will be reserved for la
dies. A musical program OF unusual
merit will be part Of the program.