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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-13
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ftBrt, ses i'm 2abnen 1T uuo bor
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lofort cine Tlaide bon ..Mrs.
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benz tleinen 2eibenoen I0fort Hiuoes
runa peridahen. 8erlaBt eu6 boz
rauf, MItter, es lit tein 8neiTel
barber. @8 BELT Diarrboe, regur
Liert ben Mageu uno bic 0ierert,
beIeitiet Winb 9olit, ertueibt ben
@aumen. uerbiu6ert Gutsanbuna
uub itdrtt oas gauge Sbitem.
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fir sabnenoe 8inoer lit angenebm
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uDn einem Der GeS!ep meiblihen
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bel aIen 9ru9etiten in Der oanaen
8elt 5u baben. Breis % Gents per
SiaI6e, &ault niats aubere8, ala
Mrs. 8insiows Sppthina Serup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-13
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Sn einem 8iunter oes 6otel
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burt eittem Marue beuDbnt tpuroe,
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@dite oes 0Dtels nuroen nerlebt.
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robe babel mar. Die 8ombe 81 fiiaen,
als fie %erplooierte. User Der unbeinlz
libe Sremoe tpar, meiB man niht.
bod Qlaubt maj. be'timr1t, oaB er
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in 8erbinoung itebt, Sm Sotel be
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aus unb iprah AUDI iebr flieBeno
FransSiiib.
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feminine nabe Cardiff iino 26 2eute
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%an9etommen tpar.
- Die 8ariler .9emps", cine als
pffisi6s anaeiebene 8eitung, bringt
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nit Sapan Srieoen gu iblieBen. 9te
Mebrbeit oes franaDfiihen Bottles
tuanide orinaeno biefen Srieoen, Der
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Gublono miro auf Die orineenoe Gins
laoung hires gaters, bes a6nies bon
9anemarf, bemudhit na6 &opens
hagen reiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-13
Sic
MaDifalbeilmng Der
UcrpenIhmdhe

Shspa5s, iierbbie peionsl, gsplaet bon 5off=
nunesfpfsfeit uno fhiebten Srdnnen, eri6opienoen
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5aarausfaa, Abnahu1e beg Geb6rs uno @eit9ts,
6atnrrb, Mascnorlden, Stablperiopiung, Mnoig=
felt, grrstben. 3ittert, 9er5tlopei, grujfbetlsut=
muns, saensfli6teit unb Erlbfuuk erfabreu aus
btut nSmqtnoirenn6@, tpie einfad,
idne1 uub binia ale nnnatiirlidengers
lutte ntt6 anoere 6Dlaen jngenblider
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gtiHhSbeit uio Grobiinn tuieoererlangt
wer6en.B nHea.-0an3 feue8 6eilbers
Fa5refl. Seoer. iein eigeuer Mr;t.-
Sieles auBerooeuttih iftterfiiante NIB iebrrei@e
Bud tMuItnee 1904, pelhes bon s IL II q uub u #
ssLefeii ipetnen iollie, fam eeeet einienoung pot %
sprieatsK linif. 1871 q alpe.,
New York. NJ. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-13
lteberrainenpe gterblihfett.

Bic Statiitif 8eigt cine iiberrai6ettbe
Sterbli6feit ban Appendicitis nnb qey
ritonitis. Safiir giebt es ein 5uberz
IdIises Mittel, 9r. Sings lteue 9es
bensz piGen. Mr. Slannerp, IA GU
tom 9ouie glaee, Chicago, iagt; Sic
baben nidt ibresgleiGen fir @alle uttb
Gerfopfnng. 25 @ts. bel s. &alteper
& Sobn e.. s.. s. S6mitt) unb
Ibolpb SreiB..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-13

ntiniiterium beeuoet noroen, better
Brdlioent SER NidDlien 1T. De,
friibere Winifter 2eplano nirb GbeI
Der in StodbDlm ~ta9enoen Seftiou
bes Stantrates Ietn. Die anoerer
Mitalieoer bes Winiiteriums ftat
@enerat Often uno Die 6erren 2ebnl.
tubf, 8uat, 6aaerug, 8uQ, BiniD.
Wrcfanoer, @erelien uno &nuolen,
Wie bic B%prtefeuine8 perteilt iino,
1T nod niht befannt aemaht purben,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

accompany them 10 a garden party
given by the governor Of the city.
Here she displayed unwonted ami
nation. and throughout the after
noon was the center Of a large
crowd OF admirers
Returning home Mile. Mazouroff
retired az once 10 her bedroom. but
on the morning following her maid
was unable 60 obtain q reply when
she knocked al her MISTRESS door.
In n state OF frenzy NJ. MAzouroff
broke into his daughters room
There he found the young girl. clad
In a blue pe.gnoir. lying back in a
chair before her looking glass.
There was a bullo, wound in her
temple and a toy revolver lay by heT
side Stuck In the looking glass
was an autographed portrait OF
Grand Duke Boris. aud beside IL lay
a letter In the dead girls handwrit-
ing addressed TO Grand Duke Nladi-
mer's profligate son.
What the letter contained has not
transpircd. but grand ducal In
flueuce has been brought 10 bear
on n. Mazouroff. who. with his fam
.ly. has left Kazan.
invitations. she received 20 dances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
MANY HIT
BY BOLT

NEW YORK. July 81 Lightning
PLAYED havoc around this city on
Sunday Five people were killed and
nine seriously injured at the Park
way baths on Ganev Island. The
lightning struck in the center % a
crowd. aud 60 were Frustrated. all
being somewhat burned.
At the same time one man was
killed and three Others puoairated at
braYeaend beach. They were seek
ing shelter from the rain under n
LARGE tree when the lightning struck
them
4 store In Brooklyn was struck
and burned. and a street ear in
Manhattan VAS also burned. hat all
the occupants escaped.
Il was the most intense thunder
storm New York has seen IN many
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

tasla Magnuroff. the youngest
daughter OF a well known lawyer
and Acknowledged 70 be the most
rigorous measures taken by the Rus
san authorities 70 prevent the mat
ter becoming public the particulars
OF the sad affair have just appeared
in several Of the Paris newspapers.
For some months part, 50 the
story goes. Mile Mazouroff caused
her friends great anxiety by her Pc
euliaF fits Of melancholy aud nery-
Gus depression For weeks al a
time she remained In tho house.
steadfastiy refusing the dozens Of
and parties. A week ago. however.
her parents prevailed upon her 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
RUSSIANS
RETREAT

TOXIC. July 8t.-Advlees re-
cclvcd from the Japanese army OPP
Grating Oh s1Eha'lin indicate that
thr pursuit. 90 the Russians there IL
bci-e F,pt zap with the same per
flstrucy that has characterized the
armies 81 the mikado since the out
break 90 the war. More than two
thirds OF the island o. already iu the
hands ot the japanese. ana the Rus
Sian armies there are being pushed
backward day by day
ST. PETERSBURG. July 81
News Of the utmost moment iH daily
expected from the atmy iu Man
churiu A. army headquarters
there are evidences ~ great activity
and there is mo- doubt that word Of
"a general engagement Is looked for.
Tho war party stilI has the upper
hand. ard there ts rtlll little talk OF
peace. An evidence Of the general
trend of rutiie opinion la shown I'm
the sending of "a petition 10 the czar
by the clergy a. q district nf the
government OF CftrhurF Thry de-
clared that on behalf of $4,000 souls
thcy prayed his majesty not to gon-
cludo % "rhsWfful peace. To this
the cznr sOut The following reply
"Thc EurHian people may rely on
me. y ever win 1 conclude shame
fol peace or one unworthy az a great
Russia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
DUKE is CAUSE
OF TRAGIC DEATH

PARIS. July ai.-Throl<hout the
ears empire grand duke" aud
proriFato- have long been synon-
ymous terms To tell Russian
that he 81 mo better than a grand
duke" ia the greatest possible re
preach against be moral character
Perhaps the most notorious and
profigate OF an the Russian grand
dukes ID the Grand Duke Boris. who
shocked Newport society on the oe-
cnsion Of his visit there a couple Of
years ago and later was recalled
from the army n sfanchuria on ac-
count o. bis notorious caoapadea
Tho evil reputation 81 Grand Duke
Boris has not becn lessened b. the
terrible tragic death % Mile. Anss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Injured While
Swimming

William Piedeman. Of South Seat
tie, fell about 20 feet at the Alki
Point natatorium on Sunday after
noon. fracturing four ribs, He had
started down a chute standing up
and fell. lie was removed TO the
Providence hospital DR.. Wiltsio
states that he Is not as badly In
jured as at first reported.
Picdcmau has a wife and two chill
dren az South Seattle. He Is en-
ployed at the West Seattle steel
works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
The MARKETS

Western avenue Monday maru.r#
opened with O big ruah ~ buslne Il
Goods were not arriving aa freely n
they usually DO on Monday. aifhauI@
they we're selling aa veil If not II
ter. a car ~ fine California GRAND
es was about the only new nrfivHi
ON tho row Monday moruln. ID
Saturday afternoon large ahlr-
mont or Wenatehee eautaioupes. aud
also a large shipment af Wenatehes
apples arrived on commission row.
This years fancy apples from
Wcnatchec are IN the best Of eandl-
ton. white sweet grapes are on
the market IN abundance Hlaek-
berries. both Wild and tame. are ar
irving freely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
DUTCH WARSHiPS
B0MBARD ISLAND

SINGAPORE. July 3t.-Tbo Dutch
expedition sent against the prince
of Boni in the Island OF Celebes
Malay archipelago, was successful
on July Is Seven warahips bonn
barded the Badju capital and later
landed troopa A fierce land fight
followed, the rebels leaving 25C
dead The Dutch lost three Killed
and 2e wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

night killing enc and fatally injur-
iuE four More than a score were
badly bruised and cut by flying
glass.
The man killed Sc supposed TO be
John Grugerie. Of sunnyside. Utah
Fatally injured. William Mac
yeagh Joliet. Ill; H. l.. Moody,
Cleveland. Okla Anerottti Grob-
banui. aud an unidentified Italian
lahnrar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Beans. dry. per cwt.. fa96aa7bf
small whites. s82bm875. large
whites, F3W4tbi pink beans. $500
green beans hff &C. wax green
beans, sM7c. wax beans. t6e per
~. beeta. per sack. 800. parauipa.
per sack 1896 native carrots. per
sack. $3.50, lemons 55.00M 00s
cauliflower, per case, 60M55z. Rur-
lie. new. 10c. spinach, crate. 45c.
head lettuce. Der dozen. tbW zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

la CROSSE. Wis. July 81 4
= The singing OF Alexander" is =
= Just provocation for the shoot 4
= Ing OF the singer. according 60 4
= the finding OF jury I'm the y
= case against August Bryske \
4 here. Bryske was charged 4
= with shooting into a crowd OF 4
= boys and hitting William Mil 4
= Ter His defense was that the 4
4 boys had annoyed him by sing =
= ms Alexander" and he was \
= acquitted 4 piece OF metal in 4
= Milier's pocket stopped the bull 4
= let and saved Miller's life 4
49, NRkAN RHAHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

or buffot-Fril service on Northern
Pacific new trains between Seattle
and Spokane, July goth. Ffrst-class
service on this train, leaving Seattle
daily az p. IN. sas
Come In and inspect our large as
sortmcnt ~ shirts a special bar
gain at 500. Closing out our two
piece Suits at great Sacrifice.
Come around ana look az them. No
trouble 10 show goods at this store.
". LEWIS & CO.
list Ave. Corner CAcrry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Foresight In better G4au hind.
sight because ID puinta out
present opportunity
WooplAWN TERRACE
ADDITION
ia present opportunity and II
you will set the rust off your
foresight and get tt round Ia
front 81 you where Il he
longs. yea vii see Ia thla
property A PLACE Tu
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
IN A VERY SHORT TIME.
II Nou don care tu speculate,
but want "a home. the sur
rnundiusa here viii certainly
tutirU YOU to- hHR rms
PROPERTY HHfNu PLAT
I'D pAItk STYLE MIAAH
MUCH 10 An ACTUAL
HOME LOVER HreaHHa
each home can na made a
PARK WITHIN 4 fAfEH4
added 90 four drliEhtfHt ilIta
parks donated and dedicated
bY ua a. Ypuf tan aud pleas
uro aud adjoining .tleaWtifM
Woodland Park You hHma
surroundings would certainly
THE SALES ron THE rAHr
WEEK. HAVE UFEk HAEHfs
HU THAN ENEM KNOW
HNFpHE ~ THIS cry
Tho saii o. ~ that character
which forces fanld ard
abundant EroWth - fancy
fruits ana flowers aHd thus
FAR the purchasers - these
hHmfattfH ave FE0HH q
WHO APPRECIATE THE
HIST Hhd who will there
fore contribute intelligent -
fort "a mako ihia neiHhhHf
hood a flame 81 fiaMrfH
ftand pmen 81 live and wafs
thy n Nnur attention
W0nEI.A AVN TERRACE
WIZ SOON me- NunHn
Tn TfRfOnN 0F uHH Ars
ppnTTNfFY r0 Y0tf IN
tEsR You nNX NOW
lots r9uEe iu price from so
~ tma oN YOUR OWN
TERMS
Green iakr car - 5Hth ave and
WHniiHeu station west e.
ufflrf ~ Southwest corner
~ woodland park
office creu until II ~ Phone
North
GtuON q co.
"a W FORESTER Manager
WeHt ESTATE aHf asHH Dent
Bailey bids Roth Phones III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
WRECK

CnCAGO. July 30--A broken
axle wrecked the California special
on the Santa Fe railroad on Sunday
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n n CRANE q CO. nc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
$3.50 Tsltei mafdiaE
Second aud laka.
Hhuusas "a


Fsr sais--Farr-1s AID lands
JtEr riIE THING ~ = FEUfF
RANCH
o. 10 will buy msaefa ffHlit ranch a
Nashuu leland ~ mites from bHai
landing 80 apple trees. e cherry
trees. ErwiIsh walnut trees lu adolf
ton o. Is Hsaf. uuIHea psAHh ft5hefi
ana almond frees Also bias NhaffK
Hnd grape vines. e. acre HtrawHafflea.
i.rHam house large hafu. aisn chick.
ga house This is MuFfh InFaatiHat.
tnE Come ard see uH and Wn viii
give Yuu anF further Information 500
Wish
TWnWngER 4 co.
a Oriental nix
Main iHn rhauga Ind A 80
FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
WaahlnEten HfhHtifai groves. fine
boating and fIHhfnm Eiar large
water front lots from 60 70 81 each.
on terms ~ 81 down. balance 81 per
week FiNe-csnt fare hr hHNiHk
tickets from fhr conductor fAff
Washington street car - AftautN
CITY Addition ard zee Griffin II
nrNH new store uf cali Rooms II &
Times block. I
CLOSE. ~ farrna au1 acreage. 40 a
acre Some imrFuFfd HefiHK 90
See the owner. iiiiimaHs in the Ting
block ioiHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

on Northern Pacific new trains be-
tween Seattle and efolupe. Flrst-
class service. Leaves Seattle daily
at . D. ~. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Star Want AID. Agencies

Want sd. eiEes, Easley's DRUG
Store, Second and Pike. Phones.
sunss, COCO, Ind, lisa
c. ~ LohndroH, cigar store, si5
Second AvcWe.
Quaker prus Utors, lots First. Ave
p. \. Mullen. s2i Ballard Ave Op'
peslts City Hail
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing Street
and Fremont Ave.
Thos. Harris. at posteffles, Rsrson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
RauruEAar SEATTLE.
Is Minutes ftida from HuHlneHa
Center

} aourHEAsr SEATTLE.
Center.
&c ether "a offsrs lots e close IN
IS cheap 81 up terms. 81 weekly
Cip water, sidsNaIEa and stfs6t
lights are be- and Nii unt eaat Nan
another cent. ta.miuute ear service
s @gyaiass p, asa ,ss s a. R gsss.
.ol homes have been sold aad haiit
10 o mesths. there &c s.iofss.
inEton street ear offices 0uen ga
sEArfLE HoaEaEEKERs CO
Il
~ KxxxH $500
= Real Ettafa rifles a saseiaitY.
EMIL . HHANuf
ATTORNEY aud couHsetlas e Ias.
81 Lumber Exchange l.
Phone Main ess
Mortgage loans Negotiated u
Real Estate. Probate and Cor =
pefatlen Law.
Kxxs $500 xxnx !
MEAN nusINnea
Cheauraf aHd f#st res haHaa iu aenfs
iir bath toilet etc overlooking
LASS WaahiaHtau u.aa ard RENE
daWn. owner mack 40. after {
o. ms
Modern home unar street car FINEST
part % Capitol ftHl furnace. bath
crate. mAutfi summit ~ hrs Haad
FieN % Mount Rainier Cascades.
Olympus mountains aauHH eIff
Queen Anne hiA saMn Phone Maln
lsN III
s.fuoas tautrrH house s Aere ~ eafs
den snap. SIS ~ MaEf eaah
i-fpnm EetiHEr. i0t aaatsa eiaas ia tau.
terms Hrr
WEAVER 4 fAMlza
g ~ Cor tat ard 1eHlHf -
cheap Housn lots f also s
fatH ssftarf tuHan aiaa asfaam
house Z i1tH 5 EafHis Ga ell Of
them - dnNr. 90 PER month GfHaa
Or. 90 ear lIHe. elfs water etc See
NfifflH af Atlantic EIfH Store Take
WashinFiua ST car ilne. 90 HHlmam.
Times RIA IT
FHoH SAILS 1--WE asaau eoftaEss. aHhs
- THinE aHHF aaii HE4I cheap Eail
% iifrkfft ~ Unusf HehnasHrnen4
biuEE If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31


. RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Situation Wanted Ads Ons In :
sertion Free.
Additional insertions OF alt
Y uation wanted ads two cents
= a line.
. "HELP WANTED
AND AL OTHER ADS
Cns Cent Word.
One week. centa a line Per
= Insertion.
ak words or fraction thereon
70 the limo. cash tn advance.
y when charged 60 account actual
number OF lines a. set viii ee
counted No advertisement o.
less than two lines taken. are
minimum price for an "ad -
eents Six Insertions made :
Ter ne price OF five when casa
"a paid.
. TO AovERTisERa
Ciassificaticn cannot be guar
snteed after "A o'clock
Want ad. effics, Raeisyis
y DRUG Store. Second and Pike :
y Phones. Sunset 6o6oI Ind ti5A .
ee-8-s-ttS-ee9e-e Ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins e %. unc.i, brokers. sea
so5 and BOG ALASKA building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

FEMAGE aiseasea Of efefy nature
successfully treated. Consult phYm.
clan free. PARISH New York Medical
Institute. office FHtahrual HldR..
new entrance 2ii Union. between
Second aad Third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

:, ,.g.re'S Il miles n0rfh III Eenatchee.
n acrfn fun bearing fruit q acres
under cultivation. house 1iH2A barn
ff5trF and other OutuuildtngHi
rew. chickens. and an farm ma
ehiucrv. Nhfc. a. Thompson, ~
Irfferson Place. Ballard. Phone Bals
lard Igl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-07
WoopEN.LEGGEp SAILOR
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

will not CO." Jones then had a couple
Of the sailors carry him bodily up on
the poop, where he was deposited.
Breckons on cross-eXamination elicit.
ed from Jones the information that
the crew was a very poor one. None
Of the men were sailors and although
they had all signed articles to 60 to
New York in the vessel, Jones did not
like the idea of having such a crew.
Still, said Jones he and Boyd instruct.
ed the men in their duties In q gentle
and kindly manner, there was no swear.
ing at them, they we're allowed to stay
on deck and they had three meals a
day. Jones was especially emphatic
regarding the meals. The men in spite
Of all this refused to do their duty
and when the vessel arrived at Ho-
nolulu, they left the vessel. Jones
could give no reason for their leaving
In spite Of their good treatment, ex.
cept that probably they were discour.
aged because they could not learn to
be sailors.
Breckons at this time sprang an un
expected trump on Boyd. asking him
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-07
Old Chinese GIVES
THANKS TO.
MARK ROBINSON

Old All Seu, a Chinese 60 years Of
age, is happy Celestial. He sought
the Bulletin office this morning with
the request that through the press the
world be made aware of the generosity
of his benefactor, Mark Robinson.
All Seu says he has worked for MIR.
Robinson over 20 years, around the
yard and one way and another; that
when he was sick, Mr.. Robinson took
care of him; when he was hungry, MIR.
Robinson filled him; when he was
broke" Mr.. Robinson gave him
money; and, browning Joy to old All
Seu's happiness, now he is too old to
work, Mr.. Robinson has given him SIS
to go home to China, where the veteran
Celestial has wife and children.
All Seu goes home in the Siberia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-07
JUDICIARY To PLAY
NINE FROM
CAPITOL BASEBALL

The sports of the Capitol and the
judiciary buildings are at present max
ing arrangements for a baseball game
to be played on the morning of Thanks
giving Day at 1880 o'clock, probably
on the Punahou grounds. A game was
played between the government EN-.
ployes in the two buildings four years
ago, at which the Capitol men were
victorious. Since then no such game
has been played.
The judiciary team will be chosen
from among the following players: W.
II. Babbitt, captain; George Lucas, A,
W. Nicely, James W. Pratt, Colonel
Jones, Frank Winter, Isaac lhihi, Jas.
A. Thompson, william II. Keawe, Geo.
X. Lowe, Geo. c. Kopa, Geo. X. Eva
like, VIM. Chillingworth, David Sher'
wood, John Marcallino, Paul Jarrett
Vincent Fernandez, Henry Peters and
Samuel Kaahu.
The Capitol team will be selected
from among the following: J. II. Fish
err, c. NJ. White, w. II. Bromley, b. +
Rowland, NJ. II. Webb. l.. S. Scott
Thos. II. Treadway, Thos. p. Cum
Minis, II. Kailimai Ed. Hopkins, d. X,
Kane. VIM. Vannatta, S. +. Chilling
worth, Chas. Kaanoi, Fred Cockett, II
Sullivan, l.. Evans and ID. NJ. Wood
ward.
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{! he had not testified, at the prelimi-
I examination before the United
ties Commissioner, that the charges
dde by the sailors against Boyd were
practically true. Jones denied having
made any such statement.
Boyd on the stand told much the
same story as Jones, describing the
pleasant existence of the sailors In such
glowing colors, that Breckons was led
TO ask the question II everything was
picnic. The witness was somewhat TAX.
en- aback at the suggestion and admit
Ted that lit wouldn't be Just that way
on board ship"
United States Commissioner w. b.
Mailing was called as witness by
Breckons. He had already once start
ed Boyd on the way to punishment by
committing him, but, like an avenging
angel, he still fingered in his wake and
again made his contribution against
Boyd Mailing said that at the prelim.
mary hearing before him Jones had
said that charges made by the sailors
against Boyd were true with the excep.
ton that their description of the as
saults was somewhat exaggerated :.
Rawlins on cross-examination tried to
make Mailing relent little, but he was
memorable.
Did Jones say anything about any
assault on Johnson" asked Rawlins
finally,
] III Johnson Is the wooden.legged
man, he did" said Mailing. Jones
said he told Boyd to make the wood
en.legged man dance, and to kick hin
If he didn't"
With this the case was closed ant
Breckons began his argument to thu
Jury, which will continue this after
noon.
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CITY SHOWS RESPECT

lishment. He was connected with most
OF Hawaiis big business and charitable
enterprises. He was once president Of
the Chamber of Commerce and once
president OF the Hawaiian Sugar Plant.
ers' Association and he was the first
president of the Sugar Factors Asso'
citation. He was connected. either as
an officer or director. with the Oahu
Sugar Co., Pioneer Mill Col. Lihue SUI
gar Co.. Hanamaulu Sugar Co., Keka.
ha Sugar Co, Hawaii Mil Co., Kukaiau
Plantation, Kipahulu Sugar Co. and
Grove Farm Co. He was president OF
the trustees OF the German Lutheran
Church and an officer of the Queens