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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Ilkhorn River UP.

Norfolk, Nobn May ~. aThorc was a
further rise Of i've mphcs Tact nght
AZ the already swollen l2lkhom river
here. flooding the o0et sidn and causing
u general exodus Of families from that
port Of tho city Eight families were
imprisoned by the surrounding flood
today ana n WHO'S necessary 10 rescue
thcm with boats ana wagons Tho
north fork ~ the Hlkhou river which
naturally lH n narrow stream, IN now
d milo Widp,
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Melhodls, nnd Congregational Profess
'ont churches, until Thursday
IMPRESSIVE memorial services were
held lol the ton dead officials who
nave passed away since tho last con.
ference lilshop D. w. Holt being the
most noted
Lnte today two reports VIII be made
w llg conference on the appointments
OF additional bishops, The majority 70.
port II ls claimed, WIN advocate the
oleGling Of four additional bishops,
lnnlsnS tiN active aud two IN idlcnosa,
d, inc minority report, II h said 10
lhIf tho appointment of only ono
D,shon making three active bishops ana
Two In idlonesg
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GERMAN TROOPS HAVE
NOT OCCUPIED HAICHOU

Berlin, May i6,-Thc foreign office
replying TO an inquiry Of the Associate
cd Press regarding the excitement at
TOXIC over the report that German
troops had occupied llalchou In the
southern part OF the Shantung peninsu-
~, says the report Nv wholly incorrect
ulQ one OF several reports designed "a
make II appear that Germany IL at.
,ompung IN Shontung what Russia ala
VI Manchurln, The German govern
n9hl " aolng nothing In Shantung out.
Pig ot running her treaty agreement
WIN emma, which fact has been com
inqlloatod TO both The Washington aud
IoNo governments, Tho foreign ONCE
Vbalus lheso reports nv spread TO mis-.
ivul INC world concerning dormany'B
aims and acts,
Toxic, May 10, II a, m,--Ii tx ropori .
ed that Germany has dispatched force
OF troops ana occupied Hniohou, In the
toullofn portion OF the province of
shOnlnng whore they raised and "a.
luted the German llaR llaichou in ON
w extensive bay, north Of the old chan.
w OF mo llonng river dormany'g
oDJoel ana intentions are not clear II
" bugfeslod that fho Nv seeking an OK.
lontlon of her interests In CHM and
Nhlnk advantage OF present political
CONDITIONS, but explanations may event .
uilly clear ny the situation,
~ reared that any changes IN the
Mlsllng status quo OF china, couplod
WIN the recent Indo. CHM Incident.
KY seriously complicOto the war aitu.
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GOLD WAS BOGUS.
Accordingly Mart Peterson Will An
swor % Serious Charge,

A man named Mart Peterson, labor
or II at police headquarters, and Nv being
held pending an investigation into HIS acts
with reference 10 bis having passed q
counterfeit tlo gold" piece,
Peterson claims that he worried for u
man named AIMED co INS a. lobctoL 9!hUd met
u chock lie says that be met stranger
on The street and asked him 10 cash Tho
check The stranger was ono of those
obllglng individuals, and most promptly
Qaahod II, Peterson nlalms that lhls Ia
bogus $40, lie gave the com 10 his land.
lady N payment For room rent, ana then
she attempted to spend II, she learned
that 7 was u counterfeit Officer Sporty
m0do the arrest
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WILL PLEAD TOMORROW.
Alleged Lock Trick Men Caught by
"Rubo" Policemen, TO Answer,

In Judge pichls count thlR morning !,
W. liancy ana charles carlisle wcro ar.
lolsnod on the charges Of robbery ana az.
tempted robbery Both mon took until
tomorrow To enter their plcns, ana were
Tlo men are alleged WUflolH, and wore
arrested ol The Tabernacle grounds "A tow
d4NS AGO toy Officers sporty ana Davies.
VINO made NJ al "Ruhos' II ~ claimed
mat ihoy induced man named John Aps
plo 10 part with some Of hla wealth ON
We old lock trick aud II ~ claimed that
thcy attempted tu rob another stranger
the oomplaihant Applr, was placed nm.
der tl1 bonds 10 Insure hH appearance In
court 90 prosecute the mon,
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Association of Manufacturers.

Atlanta Oh, Moy lG-.rho annual
gathering OF the National Apsoolnll lon
Of Manufacturers Of the United states
representing moro than lhreo,Warlorg
Of Che tl3,oOooOo 600 Of Invested capital
" THIS country assembled here today,
Throc hundred mcmhpN were In at.
tendance The first thing OH the rcgu.
lnr program was tho ANIMAL address "
President H. NJ, Parry, Of mdIanunols
THO report OF Sccy Cushing OF New
York reviewed at length the work "
NE association undor various descrlp-
tive heads,
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To be Taken Out Of Vernal Land
District and Put Back In
Salt Lake District.
HER PEOPLE MADE PROTESTS.
Change viii be Made Wlthlpa Week ---
Raven and Florence Claims 10
BE Investigated.
Especial to the "Ncws.")


Washington, u, G., May To- within a
week Carbon county, Utah, viii BE- tax.
On OUT Of -Iho Vernal land district aul
pu, back IN tho salt Lake district II
VIII DO recalled there was good deal
OF bad blood between ex-senator
Kearls and Senator Smoot over the To-
cation Of the land district, nearest TO
the Ulntah reservation Senator kcarns
insisted that Carbon county should be
included In the Uin,ah district 80 that
Price, the county seat Of Carbon county,
might be eligible for tho land office lo-
cation, Vcrnal, the county seat OF Yin.
tab county, was finally selected as the
location OF the new land district, which
was triumph for senator Reed Smoot,
Now that Carbon county people are
compelled 90 20 10 Vernal protests are
being received at the interior depart
mont nsking that carbon county and
the rectangular township IN the SOUTH
west part Of Untuh reservation be put
back In the salt Lake districts and THIS
It IL understood, VIII be done In tho
course OF u week,
RAVEN AND FLORENCE CLAIMS,
The commissioner general Of the lana
oi'cc has designated g, e, Hoffman of
his Olllcc 90 10 10 Utah To investigate
the mining claims llod by the RaYen
Mining company ana Florence Mining
company, and 10 ascertain whether the
selections mado by them comply with
the law, The Raven Mining company
~ entitled 10 locate 100 mining claims
In lea Of territory they now control and
IN to date have fled locations on "a
claims The Florence Mining company
ne was their privilege, have located one
6i0.acro tract
PATENTS,
Patents issued. Ulah-Franok g.
Kelsey Salt Lake, butt Joint
Idlho-lNrank b. Estes, Boise con-
trolling mechanism, Bert Smith, Noun.
tain Home collar button fastener.
POSTAL MATTERS,
Charles r. Burrngcr has been 0p,
pointed postmaster az Thunder, Boise
county ldup vice Minnie Alvey, re-
moved
Rural route No, 3 has been ordered
established june 10 az Idaho Falls, liIng-
ham county, ldop serving 1915 people ana
los houses
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FIRST MEETING or BAP.
lists NORTH AND SOUTH
SINCE ANTE BELLuN DAYS.

g. Louis, May lC,--Tho general
Baptist convention, participated
IN by the bapllsm Of the north
ana south, ana marking their
first Joint meeting since uuto.
bollum days began here today,
presided over by by n. w. slc-
phcns, OF Columbus Mo-, tho
nowly elected president Of tho
southern Baptist convention.
More than 1000 visitors hayo
arrived to attend the national
Baptist anniversaries Of 1905, Of
which celebration today's con-
vcn,lon IL a part ana II IN cX-
peotcd that 1900 moro viii ar.
rive within the next two days,
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Des Moines River Very IJjph.

,pos Molnes, lo, May 10, -RosIdcnta OF
ny, loWlahds are pairolllng the loyoce
aong me pos Moincs river 20 foreetnIl
whx, horoak Of tho rapldly rising river
,on1Vn showed rso OF nonrly two
wv, lati night Government guAgca rev.
ronIs Wllhlh few feet OF the danger
,Wn,M Tho territory Threatened was
sSnun'lseu Two years ago and thou.
NJ 'M ~ families driven out A force
,m,n were set 10 work today by the
Nv" Oh public works STRENGTHENING
ppoa " soe,,s ana protecting tho throOt-
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PATENTS,
knlser's Criticism Resented

S. Petersburg, May i6,--.'rhc Russian
press IL considerably exercised over tho
reports of Emperor Williams recent
speech at StrNssblrg AlsNco.Lorain0
critloeIng the Russian olllcors at the
front ana tho German ambassador,
Count Won Alycnsloban has taken pains
10 Issue nm official donlal Of the acour-
acy OF the reports,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Socialist Gathering Dispersed.

Warsaw, May l0.-A gathering Of
Russian and jewish Socialists on Ma
lcwkl street was dispersed ut midnight
by n vOlloy from an infantry patrol.
The police previously had fruIllessly
ilied to dleporso Tho demonstrators and
lnnlly summoned n military patrol
Ihc lNtler ilrod nt the crowd, wound.
lhg several persons slightly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16

Abilene, kne,, May l6,--T r. Hear.
soy founder of Abilene Downs and
Cawker city, Kansas, mombor OF soy.
era early Kansas legislatures, IN dead
at his homo nt Castle Rock, Washing.
ton ngod rs years,
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luleh stenmer ConllsentsL,

NpgneoN May No. Tho dutch steam,
cr Wllhclmnu, captured By u Japanese
tUrpCduboul destroyer while on her way
10 Nl0dlyostok with CNpdlN coal has
been declared conAscatej By the priso
Grew at Sagobo,
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consolidation Question Postponed

vcr ype an, kns' May l6.--Rcsolutlons
Ram tnuop'od today at the United
nuos,,nn conference poatponng the
'''"on OF tho consolidation with tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Kirk La Shelle Dead.

Bcllport, H. T., May l6,--Kirk La
Sholle, the theatrical manager, died at
his homo here today, from diabetes, lilo
had been m only about one week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16

You could not lay your hand on a page
OF ths city directory without cover.
Ina tho naro OF some one who will
read tho want ada In todays paper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
BISHOP LIBERT HAS NO
INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT MUSIC

While Bishop Lbe given
instructions to ual modern music the Cathedral
Hawaiian islands Instead Gregoan
be maintained and the
1t is known that the Pope favored the
believed of
which has found
formerly directed the Cathedral
taken from his shoulders by Father Ulr yesterday:
''The words,
the
For instance operate style has ep into the music the church
would be
hear the music churches modified
adapted this
His Holiness desires
of
the out the
ue of the music AS
music which written for something
"Howee the Pope likes music although
Ggoan prevail that has
places in the world where the egoan music be advantage
especially ouofeway places assisted
u Sstne chapel when the Pope and the certainly did
follow his original
'The abuse in church music have said
sung underlying principle
shall
'In Belgium, o plan they introducing
time difficult dry purely
light fpey music But
where this German music is 1t is difficult to teach"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
INSTRUCTIONS ARE SENT
To SECRET ARy ATKINSON

Ing to Hawaii Annr completely salts
fying himself chat there is sufficient ia.
boz Of n desirable class IN either Of the
districts mentioned. Sit Atkinson is
advised TO return 10 New York and
make detailed Investigations as 20 the
date wnon the Tehuantcpec route will
be- open. also as 20 all possible means
Of transportation from the Portuguese
islands to the Isihmus Of Tehauniepeo
on his completion OF this work they
would expect nim 10 return home at
his convenience and make a fun report
Of his whole Investigations
Reasons are given why an investi-
gallon before recruiting Of laborers has
been decided on. ]. They are strongly
urged not TO attempt to bring immi-
grants around Cape Horn, as most Of
them would be averse to exposing
themselves to the rigorous winter of
that region. 1t Is argued by expert
enced advisers that they should wait
until July In order to bring the peo-
pie by way of Tehuantepec. 2. So
many mistakes have been made i'm
former attempts at Portuguese immi-
grafton that they would go very slow
TO be sure they were right.
Mr. Atkinson is advised to proceed
first TO Lisbon, the capital of Portu-
gal. and II feasible obtain, through the
courtesies of the Secretary of State, a
letter from the Portuguese Minister in
Washington to his Government. This
suggestion was made by Governor Car
ter and concurred in by Signor Cana
varro, the Portuguese consul general.
Though keen assistance in promoting
emigration was not TO be expected from
the Portuguese authorities. the Com
missioners believe that they would
treat the delegate courteously and give
him letters TO the governors of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
WHAT IS DOING At
KAUA|'S METROPOLIS

LIHUE, Kauai. Dec. l2.-The seventh
annual Art Exhibition for the boneft
OF the Lihue library was held at the
hail on Saturday evening last, and was
most successful In point OF exhibits as
well as In attendance. Reverend Mr..
Lydgate. ably assisted by "A corps Of
ladies. had artistically intermingled ex-
hibits with house palms and other dec
orations, and the whole lighted by
electric lamps, presented a most in
viting drawing-room effect. The ex-
hibition consisted of a collection OF
fancy work Of all kinds, such as em-
broidery, drawn work lace, paint
ing. wood carving, hand-painted
china, burnt work, etc. and as the Ka-
uai ladies are specially skilled in these
arts, the display was a fine one.
In addition TO the articles loaned for
exhibition there was sale table pre-
sided over by Mrs. X. l.. Wilcox, at
which was offered a variety of attrac-
tive fancy articles such as appeal to
the heart OF woman. There was also a
candy booth at which Mrs Il. Palmer,
assisted by Mrs Sweetser, supplied
| homemade dainties, while on the
stage, at the front Of the hall, were
a number of small tables where ligh,
refreshments We're served under the
direction of Mrs. Smythe.
A feature of the evening was a col,
lection of photographs and daguerreo.
types taken years ago, OF persons nov
living i'm Lihue, over which collection
was suspended a card with the in
scription who Are We? Come anC
See for 20 Cents" This attraction wa!
conducted by Miss Mabel Wilcox as
sisted by Miss Bachelor, the objec
being to correctly guess whom the
pictures represented. prizes being Of
fered for the greatest number correct
~ guessed, the second greatest mum
Der, and consolation for the small
est number. The fact that over TWEEN
ty dollars was taken at this booth ar
CUES the popularity OF the scheme o
the attractiveness OF the ladies II
charge.
The net proceeds Of the entire exhi
bition was something over two hundre,
dollars.
The Lihue library contains about so
, books, carefully selected mostly III
latest publicationsi II Is steadily grow
{ ing in size and USEFULNESS; it is a
: important factor liz the development {
= the community, ana merits the supper
Y of all. The annual membership fee
, one dollar. The pvsele of Lihue ar
indebted to the Reverend Mr.. Lydgat
| for this library, foe the idea of
public library originated with him. h
: collected the first volumes which form
: ed the nucleus of the present fine col
lection and to his efforts are due tn
constant addition OF new books.
, Mr.. W. q. Smith has announce
| himself a candidate for the Office O
: Supervisor from Hanalei and petition
to the Governor, for his appointment
+ are being circulated.
} In the Fifth Circuit Court today
John Andrecht of Wahiawa was grant
ed an absolute divorce from Flora i
= Andrecht, on the ground of habitui
a intemperance, extreme cruelty and de
4 sertion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

Thnf DEGREES H ffElHIfaflon hfIi
Iasn fianfif tf 4ufrf WtaFai ia so.
rNIs hiuHsm.n Malsrr inf iiuta ~
|HHdt as fuInHf
land aa LufaiIo street containing
an AREA If 1908 HnnAfs feet
~ usflnf un kina ana riihoi sirftif
nfea lftat square feet.
Bot nn nolei street. area ig6t square
feet
Augusta % Lansing has rctitioned
Tor reFiftefed tito Tor land now
under lease 40 J.. l.. McCandlesH at
Wuiahoie. oahu. containing 1913 acres
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

/ VI NNIN AiNNNN.l"H " Nh'h'N NNN'N
distractions from the Board Of linz
migration To- iis president, Secretary A.
J.. G. Atkinson. addressed TO Washing
ton. were yesterday given out for pub
lcation. The letter IL dated December
n and signed by J, J. Garden, J. J.
craig and J. =. Cooke
They we're very much pleased on No
vcmber 20 to receive from him this
eablegram.
Immigration mission successful. sar-
gent declares Territorial Board can as
sist healthy immigrants, also no need
testing law by small shipment. also
urges immediate action large numbers.
President and Sargent enthusiastically
supporting movement. Gable instruc-
ton"
They congratulate him on the great
success he has made In dealing with
the Washington authorities.
At first they planned immediate ac-
ton to send him to recruit labor In the
Azores and Madeira islands After
consultation with the Governor and
others, as well as members of the
Planters Association, they had decided
the wisest thing was to ask him to
go TO those islands and investigate their
labor supply.
II investigation convinces him there
are not able-bodied laborers there in
sufficien. numbers to fill the require
ments Of the Planters Association, then
he is requested to proceed to Northern
Italy and make a similar investiga-
ton in that district, including avail
ability Of laborers for the needs of Ha-
wall
Their idea is that he should not dc
any recruiting OF labor on this trip
but state to intending emigrants what
inducements are offered for their COM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

, siafs sllonisa W. hs nfrhi ga ~
washiHaion thti tflr 20 Listpa noaia
boz d. necessary
tttisff hum rfhmIutni raIinF1sft
in hsNuiuIH in Irresponsible men Deb fhf
haNfDf and Madeira would it fof4
uHIl.i to Iim THE United States run.
flIH fifft would uktiY hfIu hhn
1h.i enclose him loitsr fflm the
flaHtefs Asfo ilHn onerne induce.
mtnls Cor ipll families 0f Portuguese
Ur Italians
Do he needed an assistant. several
good men nro available bore Their
first choice would boz b. Hutchinson.
nn Engiishman who spent all bis lfe
in the Madeira Islands before coming
20 Hawaii A letter with many good
points IN A. from MIR Hutchinson to
Geo. n Robertson. Is enclosed Mr.
Atkinson h asked 90 cable his wishes
and an assistant may be sent 20 him
by the Alameda sailing January 3.
In the Investigating OF transporta-
tlon he is advised TO see Geo. :. Dear
born Of New York. copies OF CORE
spOndcnce between whom and r. T..
Paxton relative to the American Ha-
waiian steamers and the Tehuantepec
route are enclosed He might find I'm
New York that chartered steamers from
the Azores TO Coatzacoalcos would be
necessary. They expect from him
full statement OF probable cost of ship
ments OF emigrants by regular or char
tered steamers Information Is want
ed as to dhe possibility of bringing i'm
migrants from Vera Cruz on the Pa
Is.ft
find this out In New York he should
make Inquiries i'm San Francisco. They
are Informed that the cost Of bringing
immigrants from the Azores via Tehu-
antepec should NOT he more than eco
for adults.
A letter of credit for Mr. Atkinson,s
| expenses Is enclosed, with n respectful
request for exact accounting.
He is asked TO cable an inquiry to
| the U. S. consul at Demarara. British
Guiana. TO test the truth of a renort
| that a large number of Portuguese Ia
borers are available there In the
event of a favorable replv and, his
mission TO the Portuguese colnnies
| falling II is suggested that be noiobt
| proceed To Demarara and r,al.o In
| yestigations there
| 1--WE sinceralv homo tbot ,,o,, mil, l..
able IN make n yor,. s,c,s,Sf,u t,.,,' :,
tho Ia,tar corcr,,das ..a,,d ,t.t,a,, ~. ~,
return ,,o,, vim ha ahia ta 80, ~ -
| I,ra, r,,,,,ho,. 20 a,,,,ot,Io 1870. ., .
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ars, AssaaIa, 49,, a,a,-.a's 80 i't'l'
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"a. - 49, %. T.et,. ~ INC
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90 In, p,antatia, ce, IN
r,,ti,,, r,(,,,,,,,a...,,I e,i 80
49,, ola c,,,,a. c,N,,1,,,,.t IT,
b,l,, pIanta.io,7 r,o,,,,,a,,,, = -, ,,,,1,,e
q, ,nol,a ,,,i,t ,ahorari, s,,Y,t, -, ~, 1T ~
fror, Nor,har,, T,aI,, az r,,t,,o,,,os go,
the Azores and Madeira TsIonds aitha,
Il, tho Trnitod Stotos ~. ,,,,o,, 1,.,.,,,aI +,
| uopo1,,1,,
,rhaso ,,,o,,4o.,o,,, 40 ,,,,,,,, 4. &C.,,
%, go 80 ,1,,,,1 ia So. i,,.,,ao,,o
os cot fortb e., tha aoraa,,,o,,ts
Tha Mi Ao.io,,it,,,.oi Cn,,,, ,,,,,
t,I,a Gee, fa,oi,,as Ttt,o, 81 ~,
,,ya,,t,.-e A., fa,,,i,ias ua,oiiau Go,
,,a,.ciai ana c,gor o,on,na,,. o,,o ~,
drad far,,lies 0loo Sugar Cnn,,,a,,,
e,.,, fon,,t,as ana 1yah,,1,,, r,Io,,t.tta,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

Judge Whitney sent five hoodlums to
jail for three months yesterday. They
are Tahu Kealoha, b. Kealoha, John
Keakahiwa, Popeka Kaanaana and
Waiwaiole Wood, who have been an
noying the girls at Kaiulani school and
the worshippers at Palama chapel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE.
PHELPS EXAMINED.

/ An examination of the hold of the
French ship Ernest Reyer, which went
on the reef off Diamond Head on Oct
"a, was made on Tuesday. The board
of survey consisted OF Capt Graham.
of the ship Erskine NJ. Phelps, the
harbor master, and w. ]. Dyer, super
intendent of the Honolulu Iron Works.
AS the vessel has not been leaking
since her cargo was discharged it was
considered unnecessary for a diver to
inspect the keel and bottom plates. A
report will shortly be made.
WILL CONSTRUCT WALL.
A contract for the construction Of
walls on each side of Alakea street slip
will be awarded some time in the near
future. The walls will surround the
site of the wharf, which is to be filed
in with concrete and rock. After the
walls are built the difficult task will
be to pump the water out from behind
them. The site OF the future wharf Is
now harbor.
BUSY CUSTOMS PEOPLE.
The Christmas season is bringing
pile OF extra duty to the poor, over
worked customs officials and the ex-
aminers are laboring overtime apprais-
ing recent importations of goods. The
importers are naturally anxious to get
their goods through the customs and
before the public-hence the rush. The
prospect is for another busy week for
Uncle Sans civil servants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

A letter from Governor Carter to
Senator McCandless, replying to letters
and petitions forwarded to the Cover
nor by the Senator for Oahu against
he S750,O00 loan policy, awaits the re-
cipient's permission to be made public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

John Garden and ]. II. Craig of the
Territorial Board of immigration were
congra tulating themselves yesterday
upon the suggestion made to them that
as Territorial officials they were now
free from jury duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
North German Marine Insurce Co.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance %.
OF BERLIN.

The above lnsura.te companies have
established a general agency here, and
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers Of the sea OF the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
r. A. scHArFER q CO.
General Agenta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
llnhUIn.DIenIl EIp IlsHnnIs @

fhf unifffirHed nasfHH been 40
poinfsd nfsnis u the to0st rolntans
afe prepared a. Insure lsfr against
are on Stone and hritt nundinss ans
N hsfchandlse stored therein 1n
iust fatOfauie terms Fof particulars
.prii ~ Tho ONE ~
r. A. BcHAETEa a co, Asta