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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-28
DIED SUDDENLY,

Chicago, March 28 Thomas HI.
Wiekes, vice president Of iii cPuil-
man Co, died suddenly today while en-
route 10 his Office, n!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

Several citizens have within tho
past day or two received letters from
Chas. f. Hatfield secretary Of tie
National Fraternal Santarum coir
pany, to the effect that, owing to the
vast amount Of detail work necessary
before the carrying out OF the plans
for opening the institution a be
completed, the opening has had to be
postponed for another month or two.
However. assurance Is given that the
affairs OF the sanitarium are In excel.
lent condition. financial features are
satisfactory. the assured income Of the
sanitarium is already large enough to
ensure success and the ~fraternal IN
surance orders OF the United States
are all cooperating very heartily IN
the matter. The sanitarium speciaI
committee will visit Las Vegas at the
earliest possible date.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19
Congressional Party.

The congressional special Is due
to arrive In the city at $50 this az
ternoon. The train arrived in Albu.
querque at 1890 this morning. stop.
ping there only a few minutes. It is
to be regretted that only a short stop
can be made in Las Vegas. The con
gressmen had looked forward to a'
opportunity Of seeing Las Vegas by
daylight and Las Vegas would have
been very glad to have afforded the
every facility for seeing. However
their schedule makes It imperative
that they hasten on, and It Is dorbtiu
II there will be time for nor thar
q few words with citizens at thu
depot.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

Mrs. Alice Hill has fled suit for
divorce In the Ell Paso courts ircm
her husband, Henry Hill. living at An.
thony, New Mexico The plaintiff al
leges that her husband threatened to
take her life and that he is also living
with another woman. The case has
attracted considerable alienation, as
b0th parties are well known ii south
ern New Mexico and in Fl Paso. and
1t Is said that the next grand jury in
the Texas town may take up the case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

A big wedding occurred on the west
side yesterday, when Miss Margarita
Matiide Valdez, daughter Of Manuel
Valdez, was united In marriage to
Gabino Herrera, son Of Rogue Her
rera OF Encinosa The wedding &C.
Cured at the church Of Our Lady Of
Sorrows, at 3 a. m, kew. Paul Gilber-
ton, oficiating. A reception followed
at the home Of the brides parents and
a big wedding dinner was served. A
dance vas given In the evening at
Buffalo hail under the auspices Of the
groomsman, Sabine Lujan, and a large
number Of invited guests were pres.
cnt. One Of the features of the even.
ing program was the dancing Of the
Navajo waltz which Is over eighty.
five years old. The festivities ter
minated at midnight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

+. H. Pierce left this afternoon for
Louisville. Chicago and other points to
the eastward. The bids were opened
for the new Aqua Pura building this
morning and Mr.. Pierce took them
along with him to submit them to the
stockholders Of the company who will
hold a meeting in Louisville within
a few days. In Chicago Mr.. Pierce
will attend, as a delegate from the
Las Vegas Commercial club. the big
convention in Interstate Commerce
law to be held in that city October
26. He will return in about ten days
He is accompanied by Mrs. Pierce.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19
FIRE AT WAGON MOUND


Special 10 The Optic.
Wagon Mound, N. NJ, Oct. a.
About 1880 this morning a fire STAT.
ed In the east c0rner Of the barn Of
Simon VOrenberg. The wind was 20
high that the flames spread rapidly.
Two barns belonging TO Mr.. Voren.
berg were destroyed and the adjacent
dwelling OF J. l.. Martinez was totally
consumed. This house a valued at
: l 1900. There a no insurance on
any OF the building. For a time the
fire threatened to spread to other
buildings. Mr.. ~Vorenberg's loss was
$500. All the household goods Of
Martinez were saved.
Quite a number OF sheep buyers
are here buying and shipping sheep.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harberg OF
Mora are visiting friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

Special services will be held In
Temple Montehore tomorrow night at
s o'clock in celebration Of the Feast
Of Conclusion. An interesting musi-
cal program has been arranged for
this service, ana DR.. Lefkowitz will
preach on the subject, "Mr. Rockefel-
ler's Crop" Everybody Is most cor
daily invited to attend this service.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19
JEWELS STOLEN

New York, Oct. 1.-THE robbery
OF diamonds to the value of $4,000
from the wife Of George w. Hoadley,
at the Buckingham hotel, last Tuesday
evening vas announced today by the
police. Hoadley Ia q brother Of Jo-
seph w. Hoadley. the promoter and
fnancier. A former bell boy and
a waiter were arrested In connection
with the theft.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

"A W. C. r. y. special from Chicago,
bound for Los Angeles, where the
national convention will be hell next
week. is due to pass through the city
on No. is time tomorrow afternoon.
The special will be composed of five
carloads OF ladies'. A t~wenty-fcur
hour stop will be made at the Granl
Canyon Of Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

The contract for the foundation and
excavations for the new Douglas ave-
nue. block to be erected by Messrs.
Jones and Pierce has been let to VIM.
Rupp. Chas. Schlott has the contract
for moving the old Aqua Pura build
Ing. to the corner Of Douglas and
Seventh. Work on the new building
win be rushed IN possession 10 to
be given to MI. Moser by March !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

The Normal faculty extends q cor
dial invitation to all attending the
musical recital tonight, to be present
at the reception which follows that
event. Light refreshments will be
served ana II Il hoped that many who
have not formerly met will have the
opportunity to do 30.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

In Iceland there are no prisons, and
the inhabitants are SO honest in their
habits that such material defenses to
property as locks. bolts and bars are
not required. Yet It's history for the
past 1000 years records no more than
two thefts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

Mrs. Casna, the Gallup woman who
was shot two weeks ago, Is getting
along as well as could be expected.
There is no doubt. but that she will
recover completely. although she was
very seriously wounded. There Is no
e clue to the identity of the muir.
derer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

In naming the chairman Of the var.
ious committees Of the Commercial
club yesterday. a mistake was made
In the name Of the head Of the com.
mittee on city affairs. Instead Of
George H. Fleming, G. d. Bouche: was
chosen for chairman.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

Reember there are only q few more
Optic souvenirs left. II you want a
you'll have to come quick. For sale
at the news stands or at the Optic
once. Price 5 cents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19
A A COFFEE MAN.

President Roosevelt has been de.
scribed az the "a black coffee man.
and you appreciate the compliment.
In the famous old English Cofee
House days, coffee was called "the
intellectual beverage. and 1t Is a fact
that the worlds great celebrities are
invariably lovers Of coffee. The man
who does things. drinks coffee. Feed
your brain with pure, thoroughly
cured. correctly roasted coffee Of
delicious favor and delightful aroma
the fresh roasted coffees 20 cents
to 40 cents per pound.
G. D. BOUCHER
The New Mexico Coffee Roaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

The musical recital at the Normal
tonight begins at S:15 sharp. The
program ia a full M and It will be
necessary to begin on time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

The excavation for the new Santa
Fee office building is going on rapidly.
and work on the foundation will be.
gin next week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

A Ave cent Optic souvenir will give
your eastern friend all the informa.
ton he desires about Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19

For Sale-Five room house, With
bath. nice lawn, shade trees. on Ma
tional avenue. A bargain. See N. b.
Roseberry. l09s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19
now enjoying food cooked on the Mstsshc Range. affirm that the half h.
not been said In Its praise. The manufacturers OF this range pledge them
solves that all parts Of the MAisstc. except the fire box, and ornaments, are
made Of steel and maneable iron. The Majestic Is not made or sold with
view 10 furnishing extra parts for repairs.
LUDWIG WIN. ILFELD
The HArdwareman
Bridse Street. Las Vs6as. N. M.
MEADOW CITY BRIEFS

Frank Clay has decided to remain
In st. Louis. where he Is ho' ling a
good position.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-19
SUCCESS HAS ITS GOAL

Ours is to dispense health
giving drugs and retain the
highest quality in our line of
Drugs and Chemicals. We are
in the field to serve. Our aim
is to please. ,ts
We request a trial, and qua
rantee a satisfactory fulfill
r1ent. >. -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Gcfrnteniuer6nng in Gnalan6.

ga in England cine WiIitGrpflidt
ni6t belte6t, muB ST @crbern 3it-
fllldt genommen mer6en. Sbrelleber.
re0ungsfiinite %pern09cn inoeIien olld)
niAt, oen Wongel an Hcfrllten 5u be-
ieitigen, Der INNER iiiblborer miro.
Del einem iiinglten 2iebeSmoble oeS
5lueiten giier &egirlentS meinte ba.
her ein Heoncr, man iole einen olten
9rau6 aus oen Sogen aonig @eorgS
OeS 9ritten micOer auifriiden, nam'
lid biibide Srouen %9eipinnen, ole iid
Oen Shiaing (boS SonOgelo) .oiis
Dem Mtitnoe fiiiien loiien." Canals
ipor es ndnllid iiblldL 0oB Die Sdo.
men oas@erbe9elo 5pii6en Die 3Gbne
nabmen .itno iln9e Burden o%rffor-
oerten, iid bilrd einen Stub Dem See,
resoienite 81 perpilihten. Sb iif oaz
SIT nod beute englii1e &er5oginnen
oOer Ariitofrotimien finoen perben-
bon ben &etruten einltmeilen iiber-
bolpt abgeieben - lit cine onoere
Sad)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Sine 6raUe Seelc.

Die nSenaii6e 3tg." brodte fiir5-
lid Die f%olgenoe In5eige: n9n if be.
obiidtige, einen ebrenpoIlen &uf al
cine anoere llniperiitGt an5unebmeL
lit es mir 9ebiiriniB, alien, Die mir
Die 3eit III Sera peri6ont baben, mel
men ber5liden Can't uls5uipreden.
@leid5eitig laoe ih hermit meine
lGnmtliden@ lGilbiger nit ibrenGon
tobiidern auf 9ienita9, Ibenbs 1913
llbr, 5u einem slbi6iebStrunf in Die
&lauie (groBeS 3immer). - Wit Den
belten @iiniden fir Die fommenoert
Semelter! llfielmmn. cono. meo."
Gena miro Srn. llffelmamn geipiB
mit9eoaiern ideioen ieben uno 5ipet-
ielsobue ollie Shritte tbun, Inn oiele
ifGbenswertbe Strait Der Staot 81
erbolten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

beiBt 8oli5ei5tpang uno 8iafiirS ol-
len mirfli6 Die geiitigen Sample in
Der ofabemii6en @eIt nit Den @of'
feii Metternid's gef1mpft pcroen?
llilo Inn oieieS 8orqeben ST. rchtter.
ttaen, brrltft man iid1 olii Die ofooe'
miide 8reibcit. @eld)' einc9egrifts-
perpirrung! Sett lponn peritebt
man inter nfdoentiider 6reibeit ooS
Reft Der Moiorit1t. 0tinoritdten SIT
untsroriifen Seit monm ueritebt
man ctfons GnoGres Oorrmter, ais
2e6r. u1to &er1ltreibeit ioruie inter
9etpiiien Ginihrdnfllnqcn &eriomm'
lungs. uH0 @ereinsfreibett?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

mitlei0ia an. llno om 4benO lab
nan BON ser SeiOe ni6ts mebr I'M.
ter lauter 6olten 6Glt6en, 8liiieS,
gGn0erL S6Ieifen &iiaen, Riiiden
rro Spiben. --- AIS mir ami
on0ereu Gag bci'u Giien ioBen, iogte
meme Irou ploBli6; 00u i'd meiB
nifyt, Oas mtB BON Dem Ntoidinen-
ndbcn geItern fonmlen mein linfeS
O6r flingt mir io!" oGbcr notiir,
lid" ermiocrtc i6 lGGelno, rlparlml
ioate eS nift! QoS 6rGllein orbei'
tct ood5 bellte oriiben bel 9rounS!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Anslan0


. eitrate & der.
DER vWunoerooftor" uno ebemalise
Wsber Stoedel bon Wiubof, Rieoers
bapern, Der felt Sabren feline patiens
ten nit &artoffeloGmpfen, arauts
%bribbdoern nnb @ebet bebanoeIte uno
ole sleide Sur iiinait bel elmer Gei4
1~tesfraRfen a%ntpenbete, fpuroe bonn
2anoseri9t gu spei Sabren @efGnsniB
uno orei Sabren ehrperluit perurs
ibeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

elm 9ilo Der @eitaIhtrgen 81 enttper=
fen, 5u Oeuen Die N%usoebnung oeS
gunoe9 ouf SiiooeutihlanO fiibren
iuiiroe.
Ufeine llnter6ultlngcn bel Der Sas
fel oes a0nigs ul1b am eide oeS
@rofen 9i3ntortf fonnten mid iiber-
5cugen, Dab i'm ntiIitGrii6en @uupt.
quarter Die SeriteQung Der OelIti6eu
@tnbeit NIT Der fuiierIi6en Sptee ais
cine Iei6te ghtfgobe un9eie6en muroe.
9ldt iiegreiGe S6Iadten, in oenen Die
S0bne aQer 0cuti6en &dn0er pereint
gefGmpit utto gebIutet hotterL botten
inn 9eluubtieiu Der Nrmee Die Gint
anna 9cuti6lono'S poll5ogclL II. Der
,3uuber, ben Die &erion OcS &0ttig0
ultf Offi3iere mo Wiomni6oiten Oea
Qalr3en Seere5 auSiibte, ldicn IN Der
&uiiertrone ieiuen nutiirliden Mus
orltd 5t finoen. SohIid mar IQeS
iertig; Imam braud)tc mr. 81 mollem"
Inn Guc5 aud iormeQ in Srnnung SIT
6ril1gen. Go5 ourf groBc Gbaten II.
QroBc Griolge gebobene 8epuBtiein
iIbcrtrlQ o6ne @citcrcS ole Stim=
mtng Der grniee ,oltf Die cin5elnen
Stautcn, 0eren Gontingcntc Die Nr-
NICE biloeten, mo moQte 0eSbalb ie0c
anoerc Stimmumg ais mberefti9t
iqnuriteroO nie0erperfen. @er Die
Stim1luH9 in Nupern uno Miirttemz
hero ultSefs anlab unO meoer bon Ell
ner &gnorirung, nod bon elmer yer.
geuultigurg cttuaS milien Wolltc. Lief
8eiubr, fir trage mo tleItmittBlg,
menn nidt fir nod idlinlmcreS 5ll
9cltcn. Gieie GmpfiuOunaen ipeIte
in eincm our6 lm9coulOigen CTR
gei5 g~cItciqcrten 9usorlld mir le6S
@oden ipGter III &eridilcS iuieoer
be9egtetcn, fonocn iid fir oen &ll-
gcnblid bcfrieoigt mo Die 9erlttnlg
oc5 3ollporIomenta mor ubgetbaL
ais 5pei Gage nod mciner Nnfunft
in Neiht$ cine lpiftige WiittbeillunJ
aus Mliinden eintrof. Die boDeriihe
&egierlmg iprad i6ncler, ais i'd
crmurtet bate, Die llebcr5eugrn9
aus, boB Die GnttpidelimG Der poll
tiiden 8erbdltniIie 9eutIblan0'S,
pie lie oltr6 ole frie9eriideu @reig-
mile berbeigeiiibrt iei, eS beoinge.
pom Dem 9ooen p0lferredJtliAer Ser
trGge, melde bi5ber Die iitooenti6en
Stauten nit Dem norobeutl6cnSun.
DC p%erbonoen, 81 Observation-Disclosures
biinoniB i%lbpr5ugeben. Sic fnilpIte
0oron ocn @ltnid, ouB i6 no6Otiln-
den e~ntien0et meroen m0ge, nm ilber
ole, sur IuSiiibrlmg bieIeS @eOon-
fens BON ibr norbereiteten &orl6lGge
in 8eiprcdrng 5u tretcn. Sd erblelt
olio Den glnitrag nod Wiiin6en 81
gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Scr ocntidlc stnOcntcnrnmmcl.

Ale v,Slttellblottet one Don VI,
Sob. @inoer beroltsgegeben peroen,
meRoen iih energiid ge9en oaS I'M
Numen Der ofooemii6en 6reibeit drf
bic ofoOemii6e 6reibeit mlternom-
meme Attentot. Die MonutSi6rift
iogt in eiuem Nrtifel: Sin @ort
iiber Die afQOemil6e Sreibeit." Die
9erue9,mg gegen Die ConieiiioneIlen
Gerbinoungen, Die i'm 2oufe Der lebs
ten Wonnte BON elmer oeuti6enSod)-
Idltle nod Der onoeren iibergriit
muB Seoen nit 9elorgniB erfiiuen,
ser IS gut nit Der oeutI6en Stuoen+
teni6oft meint. Sic Serbaltnilie
m0gen I'M Gin5elnen liegen, pie Tie
molten, INNER ban0elt eS lid nm
iolgenpe &bntiode; liberale Wtoiori-
tGten forOern ole ofooemiiAenSebo Dor
Sen quf, ben fleritol geIinnten Cont
militoneu ooS Sereinsred)t 81 nebs
men. Die 9eboroen ipeilen banod)
OoS Mniuben Der WtnioritGten 5llriid
un0 merben oofiir BON eilem groBen
Sbeile Der GogeSpreiie nit S6mllb
beiuorfen. Ser grfolg Der gall5en
Concentration lit ober Der; Die tIeri.
folen Stuoenten meroen in ibren
&reiien oils Wdrtprer geieiert, Die
Gentrum8 . Yreiie idreit laut iiber
ben nellen 9ulturtanpt, uno Die con-
feIiioneIlen 8erbinoungen mod)ien II.
frGftigen Iid inter Dem Srud bon
ouben, mie ii6 emit Die @uriden'
1duften inter Dem 9rlid Der 8eot'
ton befeiti9t bobell. Gas SrourigIte
neutrality-suspicious. bel oieier gon5en
fopfGoItit '@ngeleeenbeit lit Der llm-
itano, Dob oieieS Attentat gegen oas
gooIitionSredt Der Stuoenten bon
StIbenten ielbIt ouS9ebt uno 5ipar
geraoe bon 0enen,bie lid liberal 1en-
men mo nit %Itol5er Sreuoe auf Die
freibeitsourdtuebte 8er9angenbeit
oeutiben 8uridentbumS poden.
Won mod)te lie fragen: Sddmt Sbr
elld oenn nidt, Cure @egner nit
Siilfe Der robenE oli3eigelualt uieoer-
briiden 81 moaen2 Sobt Sbr fem
8efiibl 0afiir, 6oB Sbr ben Yrin5i-
pien Der Breibeit ms @eiid)t idlo9t,
penn Sbr an Die Steae oes @ettbe-
perbS Der @eltanidolntngen biealf-
Iolung Der Srgnniiotionen Gnrer
@eguer Ieeen ipolt2 Wenn baS
Shlngiport BON Der ofaoemiifen
6reibeit irgeno einen ioBbaren Stnn
boben ioa, 10 bebeiItet es III erlter 81
ME oas Redt Der freienWteinungS0u'
bering nnb Gereinigung inter it.
genb einem Banner. @enn Sbr nun
BLOB Der Iiberolen Shloentenid)ofi
oas @edt, iid 81 oreoniiiren, 9eiu1b'
rem molt, oonn bobt Sbr fem Gedt
Den beiligen Ramen Der 5reibeit aui
giier Bonner at ihreiben. 9eiinni
Sud oodl euer S%erfobren beiBi
llnteroriiditng ourdl albere WitteI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
@ic Der @apit Den Saa ~ucr6rinat.

o$ll eiucm r0nIii6eH 8lutte lele1l
mir: 8ius Der 3ebnte tbeilt lcln tag
lid)eS 2cben in 5mei Gbeile; Der cine
lit Den Au~oien5Gn mo Den reIiglolen
Gcrcmonicn gepiomct, benen er lid
nit or0Berem Gifcr bingibt ol9 lcin
&orQ6nQcr auf oemStuble Hetri, DER
an0cre Der Nrbeit lln0 Der Hltbc. OBJ
mobl inn &otifon ctgentli6 AQe5 ges
beim lit: Die 8or5immer, ole &oms
m~crOiener mno ielbit Die 3iumerrei.
niger, rpeiB oo6 ieoer Wtenid in &om
gang genulL pie oer Eopit lebt. I'm
1@5 llbr ihOn beAinnt er nit einem
@e6et ieiu Tugenerf mo Iteigt Damn
in Den 5lutiten Stod bimtnter, no cr
nm 127 ll6r Die Wfeiic lieit - 5ltm
groBen &eioDeien oteler 9iener Der
STRIDE, Die iriiber ST Den Sp0tuuflte=
bern qeb0rten. gtah0em er on0dd)=
tig nod cine Speite Nfeiie geb6rt bat,
Die BON einem pntitnniIdcn &oplon
gelcien miro, gebt cr nm 1aS llbr
ipieOer binoui in iein Nrbeit95immer,
bon oeiien Scnitern er einen AlSblid
uuf Die 8eter9tirdc ln0 nltf Die On
gclSburg bat. Gin &~nmmer0tcncr
brinqt i6m MN cine Guiie WtildL Die
ibm mcgen icincS Gidtil6en oSempe-
ramcnta" pom 9lr5tc Deror0net NOR
Den lit. 9fo6ocm er 9etrllnten, madt
YillS Der 3ebnte cinen Spo5icrgong
no6 Der &oggin o0er gebt, Demn 0a9
gScttcr gut it, IN Den @nrten binuns
ter - INNER 81 Sub, Die SGnitc,
Die SEQ Der 9rei5ebntc benuBte, be
finoet ii6 iebt IN Der Nlmpelfom=
mer, uno sic @olbfuti6c lommt ben
Yierocn lit perfouft morOen. Nud)
Dem Spojiergunq or6eitet Der 8uplt
NIT leinen SetretGreu, 5pei penetias
niiden 8rieitern, irtlo liebt Damn NIT
Dem Stant@ Sefrct0r oie3eitlngen
ollrdl, Dor NQcm Die in &eue0ig cr-
ideinenoe n0iicio!" Inn 0ieie 3eit
crtbcilt er oltd) idon cinige NuOiens
sen. lin 122 llbr friibitiidt er nod
penctioniider grt; Hiiotto nit Wtlt-
ideln, gcbodene Nllitern, G~Scolope8
(fleine rltnoe Sdcibhen BON gSilo,
@efliigeI, Slid II. |. No. nit 2inlen,
Obit -nie ober elm ge5uderteS Sc
riht; Sreitag gibt eS regelmGBig &C.
fodtcn Slid. Der EopIt ipeiit ME
ullein, ion0ern itetS nit Ieinen &C.
fretGre1l, ipoS ben &crger ser Gere.
monienmcilter pes &atifonS erregt.
BilS Scr 3ebnte lGBt itd obcr BON
ieinen @epobnbeiten ni6t obbrin-
gen. Son 3 bis 3 ltbr finoen in Ben
2o0gien Huffoe(S oiientlide Nltoien-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-02
OLD EMMA SQUARE
IN NEW FEATURES

Emma Square, remodeled, is now one
Of the attractive beauty spots of Homo
lulu ranking with the new Thomas
Square, although not by any means as
large.
The square has been stripped of all
trees and shrubbery save the big rub
Der tree, one or two palms and the
pretty BougainvilIaea arbor The band
stand has been moved to the farther
end of the square and the entire place
replanted with grass, with a fine sys-
tenn of walks dividing It, The benches
have again been placed and the square
is almost ready again for the resump-
ton of the band concerts. both on
Monday nights and Saturday after
noons.
The remodeiing of the square dis
closes to view the handsome archi-
tecturaI elements Of ST. Andrews Ca
thedral. the beautiful altar and chancel
section facing upon the square. The
cathedral grounds are separated from
the square by a stone coping, sur
mounted by an attractive iron fence.
Altogether. the new park is a wonder-
full Improvement over the old.
Emma Square was formerly one of
the most popular gathering places in
the city, especially on Saturday after
moons, when the Hawaiian Government
Band always played. In the old days
it was a common sight to see dozens
of horsemen and horsewomen riding
around and around the drive surround
ing the park, the men arrayed In silk
shirts, brilliant sashes and sombreros.
something of the cabellero types of Old
Mexico. The women were equally at
tractive, and looked especially interest,"
Ing in quaint pau. or flowing riding
skirts of bright-colored materials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-02
LOCAL BREWTIEs.

The Honolulu Times, Miss Anne
Marie Prescott's paper, for January is
replete with good things uniquely said.
Mrs. ID. c. AIdrich of san Francisco
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Helen, to Mr. N. Greig of
Makawen.
Harmony Lodge, L o. o. F.. viii
have installation of officers this even
ing, followed by a feast in the Young
Hotel roof garden.
The Oahu College will open in all de-
partments for the winter term Tues
day at 8 o'clock. There has been al
ready an unusually large enrolment
of new students for attendance during
the coming term.
The Signal Corps of the First Regi-
ment. National Guard of Hawaii. went
down go Waianae yesterday and en-
gagged in wigwagging and heliograph
signaling. The corps, as reorganized,
is working hard, and expects to have
a very complete understanding Of the
intricacies of signaling in a few
months
Interesting New Year exercises are
planned for Oahu prison at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Ellis Bros will be in
charge of the, music, and Miss Edyth
Crosett, teacher of e1ocution, OF the
Rotations. Rev. Edw. ". Thwing will
speak words of hope to the Orientals,
and John M. Martin to the inmates
who understand English
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-02
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