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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-08
DRINKS AFTER MIDNIGHT
SCARCE IN BOULDER CREEK
City Council Passes Ordinance Closing
Saloons and Forbidding Use of
Slot Machines.
BOULDER CREEK.

BOULDER CREEK, Feb. THE
City Council last night passed an or
dinance closing all saloons at mid
night, prohibiting all games of chance
and forbidding the use of slot ma
chimes. The ordinance goes into ef-
feet February 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-08
FOR FOURTH TIME WILL
HEAR VERDICT READ
Defendant in Murder Trial I'm San
Jose Once More Awaits Action
of jury

SAN JOSE. Feb. THE case of
Nollserto Coronado. charged with the
murder Of Frank Narona at Guada-
lupe in 1901. was given to the Jury
this afternoon. The jury had not
agreed on a verdict at $50 and was
locked up for the night This is
Coronado's fourth trial, two of the
former trials resulting in disagree
ments and one in sentence for life.
The latter was set aside.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-08
JUST LIKE A PLEASANT HOME" !"
new RUSS HOUSE FRkSefsc' SCI

cEiAs NEWMAN CO.. Props.
Convenient 10 al car lines places os amuse-
snent ana prominent buildings. hotel OF un-
eEcelled service. European, 81 per Gay up
nard; American. - per day upward Special
rates 70 families The famous Russ a la earle
dinners. 75c. The table is supplied with prod
octs direct from Mr.. NeRLdan's ranch. Ner-
cAnt1ie 1anoh 81 psx month
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-08
ANARcHYs GRIP UPON POLAND
Scores OF Men Killed or Wounded I'm
Strike Disturbances.

WARSAW, Russian Poland, Feb. L
According TO report from Radon.
twenty workInen were killed or wound
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18
LADY DECLINES
70 Be Examined

The case of Ethel Barr, the trained
nurse who is suing the Rapid. Transit
Co for $4,000 damages for injurious sus.
tanned while she was a passenger on
the Manoa line. had some interesting
developments yesterday. The Rapid
Transit Co., through its attorneys, Cas-
tie, wilmington and Harrison, filed q
motion for an order for a physical ex.
animation Of Miss Barr.
The motion asked that the plaintiff
be examined as to her alleged physical
injurious by such reputable physicians
rs the court might seem proper, and
was supported by affidavits by With.
ington, Manager Ballentyne Of the Rap
Id Transit Co. and Harrison.
Wilmington in his affidavit stated
that he had asked Frank Thompson,
one Of Miss Bars attorneys, IL the
plaintiff would permit certain physt
clans to examine her. Thompson an
swered that she would not and that he
would not advise her to do so.
Ballentyne's affidavit reads as fol
lows "That he has examined the list
Of passengers about to depart on tho
steamer Ventura for San Francisco this
18th day of October, 1905, and has
found therein the name of Mrs. Earl
and party. two rooms upper outside.
that from information based on inquiry
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel he DO
lieves that the said Mrs. Earl has living
with her and in her employ as a train
ed nurse and that she and plaintiff are
about TO depart in the steamer Ven
tura, etc"
Harrison in his affidavit said that
on the 10th he asked Thompson IL plain
tiff would permit the examination and
II she was going to leave the next day,
Thompson hurriedly left the room say
ing In answer to both questions that
he was mute to such inquiry, and for
chilly closed the door of the room he
had entered to prevent further con
versation.
The motion was heard by Judge Lind
say yesterday afternoon. Thompson op
posed 1t with an affidavit in which he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18

Sales-Betwe Boards: IS Eva,
$3.50; 100 McBrydc, 5000; 400 Me.
Bryde, $500; so Waialua, $500; 20
Waialua, $500: 25 Waialua, $500;
$4,000 Cal. Beet Sug. & Ref. Is, siO2.75;
10 Hon. r. T. & /. Co. Com, s67.5O.
Session: so McBryde, $500.
Latest sugar quotation, 1925 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18
Asylum CONTRACT
CASE IN HANDS
Of ATTY. GENERAL

Superintendent Of Public Works c. S.
Holloway stated today that he had Civ.
en- the matter of the contract for the
new insane Asylum buildings into the
hands OF the Attorney Generals De-
partment. The work specified under
the contract has not been performed by
the contractors, the American Hawai-.
ian Engineering and Construction Co.,
who claimed that the clause calling for
the construction of the buildings with
n concrete block manufactured under
high pressure made Its performance
Impossible.
In all probability the Territory will
proceed to enforce the forfeiture of the
bonds put up by the contractors to in
sure the completion Of the work before
Oct. ~, 1905. The bondsmen on thu
three sub.contracts, which together
form the contract for the entire job
are as follows: A. N. Campbell and j.
W. Mason, furnishing two bonds in the
sums Of $l1,954 and $769 respectively
and Charles II. Gilman and J. w. MaA
on, who furnished a 1894 bond.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives . complete summary Of
the news of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18

.
stated that on Oct. 14th Wilmington
and Ballentyne had asked him to per.
NIT an examination Of Miss Barr by
DR.. c. d. Wood and DR.. W. l.. Moore,
the Rapid Transit Company's physi.
clans. Thompson said Miss Barr would
not, but that the report Of two reput'
able physicians, who had examined
Miss Barr. vas open to inspection.
Whiting ton said he would make a for
NAL dc land by letter, but no such let
was ever received. Harrison, says
thompson, called on him while he waa
Jusy, and Thompson told him to make
his demands through the court, and
that he stood mute on the question as
TO whether Miss Barr would allow tho
examination.
Judge Lindsay granted the motion
of the defendant and ordered that the
examination be made, appointing DR..
c. b. Wood and DR.. A. G. Hodgins ts
perform 1t.
Miss Barr filed exceptions to the or
, der on the grounds that the aifidavitl
in support of the motion were INSULT
Gent in law, and that the order was
unauthorized by and contrary to law.
1t Is understood that Miss Barr left
for San Francisco yesterday without
having allowed herself to be examined.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18

I The exhibits from various Local
schools have been arranged on a new
set of especially constructed cupboards
in the rooms Of the Department OF
Education.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

Sbr Bid ruht ftarr auf ihm. Gin
bunfler Bid, Der %binabfnft in feiaer
Seefe Siefe. 500 lit bsnn Die Jreus
oenfdfel, Die emporlpoert lei Dem @es
banfen an Die MDeli9feit, Srau Sutta
bo9 nod Die Seine 5u nennen? Sn
feinen Nlteen pebt elm 4usorud 6es
SAredens, faft Ser Nbpebr.
Gin leifes 2a9en flingt auf. Isle
6aben biel beiBes glut ~terloren,
Sreuno 9etlef. unferer 8erpinouna
miro bas nur bortbeilbaft fem. Dim
bdusli4en !9er0 iibt ii9's am friebs
li4ften BET po6ltemperirten WGrme;
graoer."
nSutta!" = Nur ibren Namen pers
mag er beraus5uItoBen, uno er flinsi
tpie Elm unterOriidtss S6lud5en.
sic bat es auseefprphen, unb er
tpeiB, es lit ibr Grnit oamit. 9epGb=
rem min fe ibm, tppnad er orei Sabre
lang in milOer 9ersensiebniudt iid)
Der5ebrt bat, fpobon er eepGbnt, tpenn
Die Stnnoe fdme, oa er fie Die Seine
nannte, es miiBte fein, tpie tpenn Ger
9immel berob CUR Grbe f%tiirSte.
uno nun ni6t feline 2iebe, Die fe
fid erruneen. ni9t ansepaltise 2eis
0enf6aft, Die Mauern n~ieoer3tpingt
uno feife 8dnbe 5erreibt, treibt iie ibm
gu nein, Die Seine min iie perben
aus 6eisbeit Dor Der 2eute Munb.
uno nod einmal la4t 5rau Suite
uno bietet Oetlef palmer Die Re9te
oar nit elmer Setpegune, bie nimmt,
ni9t gibt. r9ier. 6reuno 9etlef. Die
9ano, mad Der sic 70 lanee Sebns
fu4t getragen = bas S9idfal felbfl
fpielt lie Sbnen gu"
@r bat Suttas !9anb ergriffen, bdli
fe felt un0 fagt laneiam, nit f4perem
grnft: rNi9t bus Sdidial = Sie
ielbft, Sutta, buben infer alsr S9id=
fal berbetaefpielt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

Did nod zines Sages anes, anes pie@
Der gut! l1nb aug oen Muaen tpifhte
fid ous Rotbf0pf9en Die biden SbrG=
men uno gtng leife, leife tpieber Die
Sreppe binab uno aus Dem 6aus uno
lief. neil Is gar gu bel 81 benfen bate
uno ni3t auH9aute. f6nuritrads Der
0oftorin IN Die Nrme, Die bon ibrem
Spd5iergang beimtebrte uno nun ibre
srOBten Queen mabte.
IS feb nal elmer an"
Nber pelter fam 6rau Matbiloe
ni9t, benn piirbepon rintete fi9 bas
Mieaelden arf Juno faete: .Sie braus
den niGt bDfe gu tperOen, 5rau Dot
tor, i9 bate ni6ts l1nre9tes getban.1
Damn idritt fe ftplS babpn.
@inigermaben perbliifft fab ibr Die
Sottorin nah. Sold Elm Srab, fol9
Elm eriinerl Sin Slid, oab Der @ilis
balo bas niht seieben bate. Ser arn.e
Sunse, Der oa einfam in Der Sta6t
fab, UNI behen Wpbl unb Webe ii6 gu
fiimmern Giemano 3eit eefunoen bate
in ben lesten fiir9terli9en Wo9en!
Sb er ba tpieber Sobtenfronagez
f6ihten anaebanoelt batte2 Sp9 Damn
bate ii9 Ser Rotbfopf pobl sebitet, 70
fed bas 9aus J0brenba4 gu betreten.
@ie[ei9t bate fie Dem Softor cine Be-
fteQung MAIDEN mihen.
Sid bafei berubigenb f9ritt Srau
Matbiloe in ibre Wobnung. SIN
@runbe NOR ibr jeBt anss. mas aubers
balb Der Gorge um 2iane lag, 5iemlih
elei9giltis. sSn al ben bansen Stun>
ben, Die lie am &ranfenbett geieHen, ba
! pilorafenoss .Sieber an Dem 5udenoen
2ebensfa0en Serrte. ba in tpirren
p~bantaiien Ole letbour6piiblte Seele
allies berausf9rie, tpas fe ni1t lsben
uno nidt iterben lieB unO bod niemals
ettpas babel gu Sage trat, mas fleins
li9 ober unf9On sepefen pGre in
oieien Stun0en mar audi bon ibr fels
Der 10 piel abeefaIen, mas boroem ibre
ense Welt arssefiQt, 10 piel unpi9<
tiees, gebanfenlofes Snterefe fir bes
2ebens Ri9tisteiteu.
Nur gefrno tperben fpnte 2iane :
uno Damn gut MAIDEN, gut MAIDEN!
Sbr Die 9ebanfen ablenfen, niht ar
8ergangenes riihren, bate Der Softor
eeboten. Nber 5rau Matbilbe ipubts
es better, unb an Dem eriten Sage, %
Die &ranfe auber @efabr erflGrt NOR
ben mar, bate fe es ben fiebermatten.
fragenoen Gueen beantporiet, mas oas
miibe Sirn bod ni6t ruben Iieb.
,Nuf Mcorbeibe 1T ales pieber gut!
Sc bat nidts ouf ii9 sebabt, uno jebei
peib, Dab CT fi9 felber aus unborfi9:
tigteit Die tleine @erlesung Sasefisi
bot
n@r fi6 felberg" Sur bic Muaer
fragten Is, Ole beben0en 2ippen blieber
ftumm.
Irau Matbiloe nidte uno rabm bi,
blei6e, ube:5ebrte 9onb. Die auf Del
Oede rubte, in Die ibre. uHatiirlid e
felber. nno au4 oas onbere, 4inb
bas nit Dem 1nsliidsgelo, miro aIes
tpieber redt unb gut. Gs 1T f9or
beimIih einseleitet. unb fobalb Du &C.
FUND genug bift, Inn felbt perfiser
gu f0nnen. miro aqes eepronet pers
oen."
Mit einem Oanfesblid fab 2iane 81
Sante an, elm tiefer, befreitsr 4tbem
aug FOB lire 8ruft. bas 9aupt fanf II
Die Gi1en 5uriid. uno miioe fentten I'D
Die Qioer.
Wie es I'm 9etlef palmer Uni
Sutta 9erlcno ftonb, bana6 batten bi
matten Musen nidt sefraet, Die lid
f6lafesf9per f4lofen.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
epestaIsetsnate.

$rftsn q edIdse. stretter alarm,
ivstten 8 S&tdes, brttsr 4Iarus
0rittsf . SGIdes btertsr Harm
a-s-a. 6eaer aus uns S4Iau4 aafsfrpz..
. S4Ides, @ahGbuid ab.
u S&Idse, II lfr geittasA
Die p bssei&uetea eignsk psrssH ns ssw x4srD
ra&tes a~xesetbsn ha an ben betrsasssea eta6aR
rsua,m8ea tehe aIarmttseu axeebesdt ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

MatbiIbe Serop, Die beriibmte
itolieniI9e Observation-Disclosures. 1T
Gbefrebaftrice bes alien Maildnoer
8lattes ISL @iono" sepprben.
Ser 9Onig bon Sdype0en berlieh
Der befannten lleberieserin idpeoi.
fher 2iteraturmerfe ms Oentide,
Sr6ulein 0iarie 5ransos, Die goloene
Neoaile y2iteris ct 4rtibus".
Der 81 umdne, defenders Der
6irte, fpobnt nur ielten in OOrferr.
fpnoern sumeift auf il Den Bergen pers
~ftreuten geb0ften-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
5luperhrHrrltdt.

Mutter: so glib bod enolid
Stub uno frag ni9t INNER
NJ a I u "a D: ~Warum
nidt9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

Mirtb (u feiner Grou): ~9eut'
leat mir 70 a. Staotfrad, pie er aablt,
aebn pfennis' Trintgelo bin -. ma.
Sen Bid, ben i9 BEN aue'porfen
bab'. mie ih Die 5ebn pfennig' Gins
a'ftedt hab'!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
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rMein Soft. ipie bod Die 3eit per<
sebt -. Sect inO's f4on pieoer orei
Wofen. baB ifl nirsenos einsebroden
bab'!!@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
10. e dbite |.

IN n 8ranfenlasern baftet oie 3eit
III ni6t, iie nimmt langfame, 90
e. gernoe S4ritte = our Dual
Aorar So ~, ,,,{.,fce,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

vWir baten uns pobl Dor allen I'm
2ianers pilen angeleeen fein 81 laf.
fen, baB mO9lidft penis BON oel
Wabrbeit unter Die 2eute fommt,
fagte ernit Ser Opftor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
Through Tourist Cars to California

Through Tourist cars TO Calllotn1a
On four days Of the week via Chicago
Mondays Minneapolis 7:4o
am, St. Paul $40 am. via Omaha,
Missouri Pacific, Kansas City and Santa
Fe, arriving Los Angeles following Fri
day 1925 am.
Tuesday-Leave Minneapolis 500
pm, St. Paul $50 pm. via Omaha and
Rock Island Scenic Route, arriving SAM
Francisco 4:2S pm. Saturday:
Wednesday = Leave 71 eo Minneapolis
& Rock Island-El Paso Route, arriving
Los Angeles 1866 noon Sunday.
Thursday-Leave Minneapolis 1920
am, st. Paul 1850 am, via K. G.. 8:
Santa Fe Route, arriving Los Angeles
1925 am. Monday.
For further information apply to R.
H. Heard, general agent, corner Nicol-
let avenue and Fifth street, Mime
apolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08

copper mining never had such an impetus. Mon
tana is today producing large percentage Of
the worlds product of copper.
Forty-eight miners lost their lives In mines
during the year ending Nov. 80, and forty one
were injured. '..," -
United States Assayer B. H. Tatem of this
city has announced that during last month
$177,4O3 in gold purchased by the govern
ment from the miners Of Montana, Idaho, Ne
this state, which furnished $1e1,77o. British
Columbia furnished S9,1Ss, Idaho $749, Nevada
s.. 995 Total receipts IN gold and silver were
ber,s receipts. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
MAKES SHORTAGE GOOD
Jefferson County Will Not Lose by Sui
eide of Treasurer. 4ss a

HELENA, MONT.-The last chapter in the
suicide in Butte several months ago Of County
Treasurer Burdick of Jefferson county, leaving
shortage of several thousands dollars was
closed in the United States court when action
brought by the county against the United States
Fidelity Guaranty company to recover the
deficiency on the dead mans bond was dis
missed. Jefferson county and the company effect
ed settlement out of court The county will
lose nothing. 49, .
The annual report of State Mine Inspector
William Walsh to Governor Toole shows the
mining industry of the state fourishing
than ever. The report says that in all sections
or the state mining is on the boom. This is
especially true of the Butte districts where
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
.AIONES u YEARS
AFTER HIS CRIME.
SACRAMENTO MAN SENDS So TO
AN ELDoRA MONSTER.
Stole Small Gold Collar Button in Sum
mer Of 1883 and with Conversion
Comes Desire to Make Restitution
Money Is Paid Jeweler, Who
Promptly Gives It to Charity.
Speoial to Tho Journal.

SpoC1a& 20 4u0 OouAAdA"
Eldora, Iowa, Dec. S.-Troubled with guilty
conscience for twenty two years because he stole
a small gold collar button from the tray of
Marion street jeweler in this city in 1885, a
Sacramento man. who failed to sign his name,
sent q letter to Rev. G. G. Warner of the
First Congregational church inclosing So in
money order.
The letter was received yesterday It states
that the writer had been converted and wished
to make restitution as far as he was able, that
the theft had worried him ever since he commit
ted 1t and he wished to pay for the article.
Ezra Nuckolls was jeweler In 1888 and it
was while visiting here in the summer Of 1883
that the Californian went to the Marion street
store and asked to see some collar buttons, one
of which he quietly purloined while the pro-
prietor was not looking
The stranger asks the minister to pay the
money to the merchant If he is still in business
and to give it to his family If he has passed
away, or If unable to find the man who conduct
ed the store, to put the money in the ,contri-
button box. He adds:
81 asking you to do this favor for the
sake Of him who lived and died for sinners and
feel that If you do it for him, you will be
blessed" - H..
The money was handed to Mr. Nuckolls, and
he promptly put 1t to a charitable purpose
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
ACQUITS PAT GROVE
Charge of Shooting Fails and Highway
Robbery Comes Next.

OMAHA, NEB.-Pat Grove. who has been on
trial charged with shooting with intent to kill
Officer c. A. Jackson. on the night Of Sept. g,
was acquitted. He was remanded to jail, where
charge of highway robbery in connection with
the Kidnapping Of Edward .CIdahy, son of 3. a.
which occurred three years ago. The other trial
will probably begin in few days. -.
1t is expected that all the witnesses who
appeared in the case of James Callahan. who
was three times tried on a. charge Of being an
accessory in the kidnapping. will be called by
the prosecu. ion. There was no punishment for
kidnapping at the time the crime was COM
,nitted, and for that reason highway robbery
has been charged against Grove. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
WAR ON SALOONS
Superior Ministers Propose to Put Lid
on City.

SUPERIOR, WIS.-Local ministers have
Joined with the snti,salcon league in an effort
posed of Rev F. W. Court, Rev. A. B. Nichols
and Rev. H. O. Hannum has been appointed
to arrange for unior: meetings of their congrega-
lions and others interested to discuss plans.
These meetings will be addressed by speakers
from the anti-saloon league.
The city council at Its regular meeting this
week requested two saloonkeepers Of the city
to appear before 1t and show cause why their
licenses should not be revoked because they We're
conducting disorderly places. This action Of the
council has put new hfe into the crusade started
by the ministers. -.
There are 40 saloons in the city. said to be
running contrary to law as the ministers see it,
and they propose to close them all
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
ELECTIONS AT ELK POINT
G.. A. r. Post and Women 8 Relic
CORPS Change Officers,

ELK POINT, s. D.--stephen A. Hurlbut post
No. 9, G. A. R., of this city has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Commander, e. D. Woods; senior vice COM
mander, Uriah Wood; Junior vice commander,
A. Goss; adjutant, Willard Allen; surgeon w. ].
Comfy; chaplain, E. B. Wilson; quartermaster,
NJ Hoffman, ST.; officer of the day, 0. D. Nor
ris; officer of the guard, John Sullivan.
Following the officers Of the W.. R. G.
President. Mrs. J. NJ. Perrault; senior vice
president, Mrs. A. E. Rome; junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Alma Cline; treasurer, Mrs. H. A.
Kiner: chaplain, Mrs. e. B. Wilson; conductor,
Mrs Mary Hickey; guard, Mrs e. D. Woods.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08

The action Of Carter Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They
gently stimulate the liver i've and regulate rt t
are sure to please Try them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08

Appearances Are Decsitful.,' You
can't tell anything about the speed
Of an auto by the noise it makes; nc
more can you tell the quality Of a
,whiskey by its label. The best Of the
good ones is Pickwick Rye; try it.