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Separtcment fir oiientlifr Observation-Disclosures
cub Teparfemcnt ocs @cbn noes JuIpettprs.
gtircaus, hntbbuu@.

Baltimore, Den q. Hupuit 1905.
Wnqebpte fiir ole 6rrihtung eiue5 Sebauoea
fir oen Muncr unO Etaotr1ib Der 2idnt saiti.
more nlf etttenl pum Centre IRdrici SpdCe.'
Iorlbnro StrdBe. &Snier SirnIe urU 2Seit sails
Nocnlie beatcnBtcn @riinbitild. oGs ais Iroout.
ten f!giarit belnnnt icin ioG. iperbeu bon oer
"Soaro Of spnros" eHtgesen aeremHcn merocr.
yin gngebnt fir oen CbeJbau BON elmer
AM ncn 3eitningen aHgegebencl Si1ie. ou5
aIe gugebot tiir Den Gberban bciuuH: ictn iou.
alleeoole iluneil IN oetneaeiien Ertef' I'm;
l6Id9sn. MT Der aore,s SGaLo ei aigaroS
tags II tl9r, bel eem Siaoi Reaiitrdtor. prH.
Snrrp y. SoopcT. IN oeiitn Furtnu in Hnibz
ganlsM eiraersiti peLoen 4ricllunitld9e mif'
len mil her Iutih nit: ttbs TOT IirDouCe Mar
let, SIiper Strnctnre- Oeriebeu ieiH.
Seoee GoroerIinQssI naebOi mus BON einem
hC9iaio'gien Sbsd IN Der eobe eon 500, 3Gbl.
more. heplettct ieiu.
Son Dem eriolereihen Hugc5otfteuer rpiro ole
ibdit Dem o%Oppeiicn sseri6e oss Gouitaft5. ME
I'M 1~tdotaGbnrier borgeihueben. gleihionneno,
o~erl1tpi.
9lreou oee Sebutoe' Sripclior5 eHtgeaen &C
DINNER DerneH.
Bldpe nno spe5ifiiaiionen ionnen i'm qdrean
see 0ebdnoe. lnlpeiiots MD Dem IA. aHsuft
1905 eingcieJeu fpeToeu.
@opie'n bon 3eibnnnQCr mo Spe5ifttntionen
peroen. oeu eSenerdls9oniraiiOren nur %eelieben.
inoem ~oieielben eineu bcqiaubiqieu gbef inn sc.
TRACE BON $50 8nblbau an oen qinb0r utb
Staotrntb bon baltimore. beponiren; beiaater
Gbed lpire 8nrildGeoeben lvsun Ole 9sihmmeen
Dor Der neftnnIig- Der dngeboie an 6en Bebaus
oe.Snipeftor suriidaeGtciert luerofntfi amer ucus
idns miro berfclbc bCrfaueH fein. VI
Gotten bic 3cihnuHpen uno SudVftfufFpnen
betcbuoigt ooer oeriiniinlici norOeH fem. mtrh
bic Sumlne bon $40 8utiidgebaIten, alb 1iduts
oirie GnttCbdoipunq. -
Sic geb6roe bebaIt fib ons 82ett Str fqa.r Mo
lpelhe ooer aue Insebpie 5t bcrmetieH, ,,, n
0oiuato I. Hrrtpnii' .
n.ns 6ebnioe 3laptiior.
e. Sian 3inanps,1
W1adou.
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1%epnrtrmcut fir dfientlidt eiftrbeit-Nauttn.
Snb'I cpartenirnt oes 8ebanpf' JHipfuspst
Hireans, Nntbbups. '''d'' f,

va ttmote G, ben 8. NuFiit9 liee5l
Wugcbote iilr Die Srribiung citeS SthhiIoeS
filr oen 9linnor ulto Stlotrntb Der Giant Sulti'
more auf cinem bonn Centre Wtdrlei Spnce,
Hontbnroe Strnbc. gSntersStru uno g8cit.6ou9s
Nnenue begrcH6ien @rlnoIiiid, has ais Fruoufz
icllsWiarit hcidnnt tein fol-. merneIt bon Oct
y8nnro Of 9rpuros" eni9eeen %9cnommen.
Sin slnaebot tir bic 5unodneiit Nrbetief bis
III etller uIt oeGl SctbrliiIgen ul1epcbeiett vi
nic, onS ais %sliaebot fir ole 5un6nncnlc be-
idrni iciu fol-,
@nacboic milncn in bcrfieaeltct @ricf lint
idl1gell, init oct Iorelic uNonro Of slpdros, g."
am ooer Dor Dem 10. September 1905, Yormits
inge If llbr, bel Dem St1ois9ieGiiirator, Srn.
pntrD :. 3ooper. IN oe'len l9'ttrenn i'm 5toips
bGuie cingereiht pcrocl. Nriefs llmibldgc milf.
len nit oer HIiihrift: .Rios for Froouce Niurs
fctt 6ounootion &orf" bcriebcn leiu.
&ehes Soroerulgs. %Ntaehot, rtlib bon etrtem
bealnibi9telt Gbed III oer 0nbe bon $500, Snbls
bar an ocn WiaOur mo Stuotratb bon NGltis
more. hcGleiict tcin.
Ron Dem eriuIarei6en Nngcbotiteucr piro bic
SieilliIl9 einer 9llien lill6 genilaenoeit Nilrgs
lbalt Dem %ooppcltefl 2Sertbe ocs 6onirafis. mic
i'm Siuot Gbnrier borgei6ricbcr, gIeidtoninieHo,
perlafGt.
0Innto 5crntuIare fir g~luqcbutc f5rncn I'M
Vilreon oeo Scbdloc SnfpeitorS ~ciItgegen ges
IloititlleIl lpcrocH.
Bldllc lluO epe6iiifotioneu i6nnen i'm QiircGu
oeo 8ebnltoe Slipefior9 nab oenl II. Nuguit
1905 cingciebCIi lpcrocH. ...r
Gopic'n bon 3ci6nnugelt mo SpcSiiifntionen
lpetoen oct @eilctalf@ontrnitotet rltr %gcItcbcu,
lnoeti ~otcielbett ciicTt hcglaiiblgicit Sbcd I'M Ne
TRACE bon 500 8ablbdr an oeH Widnsr mo
Staetrutb BON baltimore. - ocpOriten; beiupter
Ebed piro 3triidacacbcll, ipenu bic 3eihnlngel
por oet ScllnlIllG. oer allgebotc an Den @cbdlts
DC SnipeGtur 8uritdaclicfcttl ipcroct; unoercItz
tulls lpiro oerielbe ocrtaueu fein.
Gontert bic 3cidlnnnacH llno Spe6ififdtiuHen
hrihdotat oocr nerllnltnltct mnroen ieln, miro
ole Gnrlme bon $40 buritdgebuiteH, ais liqui4
birte Sntlddoiglna. ...s.,...r .
Sle 9'eb6roe behalf ith oos gtedbt bbt. irgeno
ipeIbe oocr ale g%tnpehpte IN oerperten
Gbiparo Z. Yrciton,
9nt,,,..., r. i"tF'u' @ebaitpe- SHlpeiiOr.
Yeitdii9t: 9''
e. GIa1 Simanus.
Ntabor.
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Iphn VI. Ipncs.

IS linrb ant %. 9luquil 1905 in feiner Icbtcn
JSobnuna, Ir. go. Morn @IlTIorsS iruBe. 5cbn
VI. Suucs, qcltebter Suitc Der ocritprbeIlet
Wiurtba VI. SONGS. Scrpduote mo Srcutoc
Der 5nnilic. iomic ole AIiltGlicocr Der -. 2.
:. g." mo nlncrer Seicl1hdlteit litlo Gbtnla3s
Oou cinaelnccu, Der gccrotgung bci6uDobncn,
ncltbc Mittppd,, NodulittdGS 3 llbr. bonn
nS. 9. g. 6."sSempcl, edtbeornls lno cara
logo StrnBe. aus itaitfiHoCt.
Sic lleberreltc Werocn non Steniidp. ytudbs
miiinqs 3 llbr, at I'M 1cmpcl ulfgchnbrt tcin.
Noble @rnnoc. Scfreiirc Gbicf fuirinrdle mo
Scribee limo crir0i. lid AM YioHln9, Ibrtlo@
s llbr. I'M 3. >. 9. g." lcnlpel 81 pcrfainrIelll,
l23O--42) ,l.. ...t
Noble @rano1, Sefretnrc, Nhief' Vatrinrhls
mo ScriDes ocr 9pgcn nm G~ncdmpmcnts, toipic
bic t~otrtnrd, Wiiiitants oCa Staates WiarplnIln
peroen bierolrh diigeforOcrt eller &criunnIa
liilg I'M lempcl pes gllnnU0nIgigfr LroeIle oet
Goo 6%clloipe" @ipntog, Hbcnos $ nbr. betbis
lpnhncIi, mn Nrratqcnicnia lllr, ioic WeerotgunQ
unicres perliorbcren Eruoer9 Subn VI. Spnes
d' i%re'tEemm; ,,,rooc o,, '''.'''1t
(239Ildl TT 1u eitei,s Wiciiters,
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Sphn &. ShNiu.

IS ftnrb am Sonntug Miorgen. ben 81, |u-
QUIT 1905, 3pbn N. sbaW IN ielneirl y. Echell9s
Wiontag, oct 2s. gnguit. NnfmiituGS 4 llbr
in fcircr lcbtcu gSubnuuM III, 2i50, Gitnlus
FIncc, itnit. NccroiaunG 81 Wtorrtsiolpt. N.'Jp
AM SicnltGg Nd6mlttdg, oct 30. Ili9ult.
f0lO-h
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Sn Den peri dicocncn
Sonocrn Der Groc lpllroen I'M Sabre
1904 im @nn5cn nobcSu 10000 go
pltoten ocS 9iihcrmorfteS pcrof'cnt,
iidt. 1npon cntficlcn nii 9cutid).
lamb 2.686, olli Sronfreih 1926,
ouf StaIien 1910. ouf @robbritan.
nien 1881. Sn Den 8creinigien Stoo.
ten iperid,ienen 1856 meme Bidder.
0entldIonb iiberfliigelt alio auf bent
@ild,crmarft init ilciicn geiitiaet Gr-
%5cilgniiien bic iibriacn e1noer be.
tr1htlid).
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Wuuo Maric WoncS Shuman.

@s iinrb in ibrer lebten 4jcbmina. gsr 1901,
Och. VoSu, @ittipc Oee 0critcrbenen @erbdro
2bnmnn; gebcren In GIhrnhnra Neltl6lnIo,
ant 30. MtirS 1897. SIC Neeroiglun9. ttlloet
Iteniaa, Wiprgens I'M ~ llbr, bonn 1roIcrs
bnifc aus nab Der IT bI. Notbbcltcrsatrhe itdtt,
no cine 9icnuiems Diciie ulcbrtrt miro.
(piO-h
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Die ygoa Sun" san5eu sas
Tamilicn : Grfnrfonen
nadj annapplis nno Weit.HiDer.

annupoliS III einsr Der gunfte bon srcbtem
SnterelIe In inherent Stnute, od 0lilionen bon
Collars fir bic 5lptteIls giaocnie, onS Gfndisf
geb1moe lub bieie nnoere otfcHiIi6e snlnqen.
6eruusaapt mirocr. Garn Die Die Sai flo
binabludl3enben lpcibidmmieen @eueil, Nttt'
Nioer, SnIcspile. Gbnlf ,4otni, mo Die Sut3'
getpdbrt. --l4. .
Ser populdre 9unpter ~Gmma TiIfs," ie.
ben Wuitaa, WiiituOb unb 5reiing 8 ubr
aqSs9Ifuriiurer, Riidfunit bel Wionoihein $50
abenos. SoHniaes, $50 BORN; 8tiidicbr 8 pbr
Mbcnos. (Suni23, 2&S) -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-28
Baltimore S%ransicr Gompagnie
tntt NJ, h,y .'f 3

eabph'0de epu Ytgbt. nab 2umbarb.e traAe,
bat tbre guSftutiune nio mebrere 8ubriperfe
CBans) bcrarbbert iino III iebt I'M Stdioe.
Ui6beI bon Suls Sn Suus 5u befbrbern irio
Hit bic Iufbefudbrune obet Berfenouna Al Der,
paden. Ercmpte uno 8ibcrIaiiiae gecienuna
tuirb snociitert. tb2-) 81
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Ginc uur,iialidlc 0clcacnbcif.

Snllee S1men. lpeIte bus 9cIcctic Saurcn.
Characterization uno 1lcioerndde' ~ erlerren
mllnidlcn, iotten niebi ocrfeblen, eitlsSeiu6 I'm
Wiitgtieoibnft Der aIniie IN Der
Eclectic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sdlnle
cin5ureihcn. Ntc. ole fib lest hIs MitaIieosr
Der Sertemhcra Aluiie anidblicseit. fDrnen iib oen
l~lbcrGien Hubdti Sn yiiibe MAIDEN.
Negen Nlieiun'i etc. fpetoe man iMl ooer
fbreibe an Mrs. vi. Suber, Er. 302, Ret. e ara
tugas. Gfc Spiparo.StraGc. (2769
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Tof-Grcef Sampfbout . Gumpasnie.

Soofon's gScrite idglid, ulSgenommen Gam.
flags uno Mioiitaas. UNI 7 lbr 3orm. uno $50
9tntm Nbfubrt bon 9roiuH'S 93ertte I'M ITO
Born, uno 3 ubr Wnd)nt.
9nmpicr mad 8odsGreef tdeIth, alsaclon.
men Gumiiaas lno Sonntass, bon 9ooion's
&erfie I'M s lbr Norm. mo $50 Nddn. ZION
grolpn'S @erfte ln $40 Nurm. uno 3 ubr
ytudm. SnMiineS nab beiben 9reeiS bon 8co'
ions Wcrfie nm O llbr Tornl. uno $50 gntm.
Nroiun'S Werite INT 6.t0 BORN. uno g. ubr
NadmittngS.
eonnfGas nm 4 unb 8 ibr sorm, urb Q nbr
Hadbm. nGd1 bcioen GreeiS.
1abrpreis thr bic Hunbreife 25t. :
Cunii0-3Wlte)
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lorraine.

Maisrtft - garfartta = 1rtebIidI.
WettIi6 bon Walbruof Elm mo etne bnIhe
meiIe. Nsnitt Die Iuit Yofpbattdn be5eidbneie
Norib gbenme.Gar. Srcie 3utfben %gtabmittoes
am 9erminiis. 4rciie bon 8egrdoniBplasen iett
tpeBieQ. 3eibie Rebinautaen. Ielepbou -
Gatpn 223. NRrean: Tramilin. NIB Winoiur.
9uabs. Verlanpt Yroidiirr. (Daat4 .1S2&S)
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QuuSpn Tarf.

Ter bauptid hlihite Sriebbuf In paltimpre.
8u icoer 8eit errei6bor, 5iini Gents Jnbr'
eclO bon alien SinotibeiIen., SfrnBenbobns
NugaonS puiiircn oeu 8aiiptcingdiig aue otet
Miiitcn. gSarnles B~nrteiimrter 1ltr Goltbe,
bic Den Srteobof bel raubenl gSstfer beiiben.
geer1bniBpldbe 3h tebr iiaBtecil Breilen,
IdrnnltIih unter foriiu6brenoer Btle9e.
9irean: Nr. II, Weit. earato9a'Straee.
(Sun6-)
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hum',t thu Ban
lib SEA It -
Gboptanf, HiucrsG rlurIionett.

$50 USeiIen, SaI5iuaier, ben ean5en 1aa &c.
bcn8reitcr fir fIciue atnber, Der pribiige unb
pcpuIdre 9nnlpier emma SiIcs." ieoen 2ier'
flag 1t. 9onnprftue nm Z llbr BORN; Niiifnnfi
dnI 10 llbr sbtnos. Waufif. Sabriarten soc.
Cuni23.G&Gl
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Snnse Iamncr!

VaHe snr Neiie tnrs MmslaMb teierst G..
Maine, Nj. Ill. ct. Fant. etrahe.
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Ger Icttc 6cut DE @erg'
ur6eitcr-S trife bat Dem anopp'
iduits- Gcrcin cinClt %crluit an Bel.
trGgcn in scr @0bc BON 100000
Wort gcbrnd)t.
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Mite WcmChrc acfulltg?
9ic ld)pci5criihc WiliiGrperipoltung
bclitt sur 3cit nod ctmo 10000 al
tc @ettcrli .@cpcbre. Die tic germ ot
0en Mionn brinQcn mod]tc. Ibcr bic
Sohc b0lt iebr ihruer. oetn olid) ollt
oielem @ebiete lit bclltc baS Ingebot
lpcit arober, olS Die Nodfroge. 60
'ino nrtcr Inocrcm nod, 81 bobeil:
in Sronfreih ctluo cine Wfillion
8roS- @etuchrc. in OcItrcid 250,OO0
@crnele.8 cipebrc uno III Stolicn
100000 &ctterli.@ %elpcbrc.
Gin @ch cIbIott Ihreibt:
Ter Elon, einen 3ol bon orei Gents
olti boS Eiuno aoiiee 81 legen, I'M
boS Scii5it I'M 9unoesid)ob 5i Def.
fen nor ser un1liidlifitc. Der geioBt
lucroc fonntc. Nuf jeoen Sail mare
cS Der ungcrchtigite. ser lid bcntct
lGBt. Ter 50Oiohc WiqionGr Godc'
teller iuiiroc oonn nidt mebr 81 oca
Stootsfoiten beitrogcn, olS Der Grnl,
ito Wnn i'm 2onoc." - Hodeiclcr
tro9t lest id)on lpcnigcr 81 ocr
StootSfoitcn bel, oils Der io9cuonntc
,arne Monn," Der lid cin 8los Bier.
cinen Shnopps ooer cine Eieiie 20,
6of ~gencbmigt. Der MiilttnilionGr
ralid)t nid)t. trinft llif)tS a~lfobolboi.
tiges, nnb Sabof, @icr II. Sdnnpps
licfern micrc Snlonoitcucrn foit
9on5 allein.
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9citdit0t:

cgnsil.tG1s.21.23.g5,2 $500 cptLb
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@crmiiditc Mnjcigcn.

Cgnail. ie.is.2i2 %. 25. 28 49, esti ~ pfa0 .
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. (gus1i,1 ,2t, 90. 25.2 $3.50. eopti.4j'
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Molulano'S tiirfiidc WGbcr.
6auitnble. @ebaube. gcItomt gesen. etets ufien.
(Wuu22-
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Gic cnno6iihCn 3ollcir'
nobnlclI bcliefen iih I'M lcBten Sis.
faljobrc oiri rurlo # N}lQionen Col
lars, fir onS louicnoc Nchnllng3'
iobr perocu iie ouf l5 Miaioncn 0c-
id)dst.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-31

J. II. Hipplegate, Supt. Of Public
Works, CT West 9th ST., Lexington, KY,
writes:
"T find that Pcruna is an excellent
medicine especially for catarrhal nffec.
tons and all diseases leading to con-
sumption, bronchial troubles or stomach
troubles. 1t also acts as preventative
and keeps the system in healthy con.
dition SO that IL easily throws Off dis
ease. II is an excellent tonic and .
great appetizer and as large number
Of those who have been using IL speak
very highly Of its curative powers, I am
satisfied that my opinion OF II is correct,
and that 1t Is deserving Of high praise"
-. II. ITipplegatc.
Peruna Is the remedy for catarrh. Al
most everybody knows that by hearsay
and thousands know II by experience.
Catarrh in its various forms is rapidly
becoming n national curse. An UNI
doubted remedy has been discovered hy
DR.. Hartman. This remedy has been
thoroughly tested during the past forty
yeo $. Peruna cures catarrh in all
ph.~es and stages. There Is no remedy
that can be substituted.
1fyou do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use OF Peruna,
write at once TO Or. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased TO give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
a idress Or. Hartman, President Of
Tn. Hartman SAnitaritm. Columbus, o
For special directions every one
should read The Ills of Life" q copy
Of which surrounds each bottle. Pc
runa Is for sale by all chemists and
druggists at one dollar per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars.
Those wishing direct correspondence
with DR.. Hartman and can wait the
necessary delay in receiving a reply,
should address DR.. s. B. Hartman, Co.
lumbus, Ohio. U. 8. A.
Benson, Smith & Co. will supply the
retail drug trade In Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-31
Mr. BALDwIN'S VIEW,

II has been remarked more than once
that If the Territory of Hawaii had a
hundred men like II. =. Baldwin It's
history would not be married by tho
strife which has so frequently operated
to retard Its progress and distress its
mainland friends. Mr.. Baldwin s whole
career has been that of one whose Per.
Torrance squares strictly with prom
ise. That is why he can be elected
for any Office he may want, or, what
has more frequently IL not always been
the case, Is so often called upon by
the people to accept public office.
Mr.. Baldwin talks business, political
and moral common sense when he
states that the defeat of the County
law will promote political unrest and
fair trial will promote business and
political peace.
Hawaii possesses no better political
worker than Mr.. baldwin. Few II any
business leaders keep as closely in
touch with popular sentiment as he.
Hence his statement Of the situation IL
sufficient to put quietus on the foolish
assertions by enemies OF the County
law, that the people don't really want
local self-government or the County
law.
What Mr.. Baldwin wants and what
the people want Is effective peace.
This cannot be obtained by constant
and unrelenting campaign to thwart
the citizens In their desires as to the
methods by which they shall govern
themselves. Baldwin knows 1t. Any
man OF average common sense ought to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-31
THE COUNTY ACT.

Garden Island
Suppose the Enabling Act is knocked
out by the Supreme Court, what will
be done with the County Act? The
death of one act does not argue the
death of the other act. The elected Of
fcials under the County Act would still
be the legitimate and legal public Off.
Gals having control over all matters
within their spheres of office. Any Sc.
rlous injury Of the Enabling Act would
mean that the legislature would have
to quickly convene in extra session
and make new provision for financing
the counties. Otherwise there would
be a worse mix.up than could possibly
exist under county government, even
as its enemies paint It. County gov.
eminent, as its enemies view Il, is a
hydra.headed monster and nothing
short of triple decapitation will kill
1t. Can the Supreme Court find grounds
to cut of all its heads? Otherwise Il
would be better to leave the monster
alone.
Some say the percentage Of taxes go
ing to the countries Is too large. How
can they tell until the act has beer
tried?
II such Is found to be the case the
next legislature can decrease the per
centage. The power of amendment car
always be invoked to remedy defects.
year and half at fifty per cent will
not ruin the Territory.
The contention that the school tax
is special fund which the counties
can't touch. they having no control over
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-31
COURT R|FUSES
COUNTY BRIEFS
Cooper, Prosser and Gear
Join In Defense
Of Law.
HI6HTON FIRES HIS
FINAL SHIT IN CASE
SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO
ACCEPT BRIEFS AND MATTER
Is NOW AWAITING A
DECISION.

q The argument in the County :;
u Act test case was finally finished q
u this noon. H. L. Cooper, NJ. F. :,
u Prosser and Judge Gear, all took q
u hand In the case and produced :,
= crushing weight Of authorities, :,
y especially on the points that the :,
u court had not the power to grant :,
u the injunction, and on the Ques- :,
y ton Of Jurisdiction, Prosser ar :,
u gued that the court had none as :,
u IL was q moot case. While all :,
= these questions we're covered by :,
= strong authorities Highton held :,
u that most of them were not in :,
u point and said that the defense :,
u had evaded arguing on the pro- q
y positions raised by the prosecu- {,
u ton. &
u Finally surprise was in store q
u when at the close of the argu. 8;
u ment the court, in answer to 8
u Cooper's question when the briefs !;
u In the matter should be submit. &
u ted, said that II desired none. 1t 3
y requested, however, that the q
u books containing the authorities q
u quoted, be left in the court room 4
" so as to accessible to the judges. q
At 10 o'clock this morning the hear
ing of the County Act test case con
tinued before the Supreme Court, II
Il. Cooper continuing his argument
which he began last Monday after
noon.
He stated that the contention thai
the County Act was void on account
of its interference with tho Territorio
officers was indirect. On the contrary
the most scrupulous care had been TAX
en- not so to interfere. This was espe
cially true Of the Attorney General,
Department. The County Act express
ly reserved the right for the Attorney
General to appear in any case wher,
the interests of the Territory were
concerned. Furthermore all the dis
trict attorneys were made deputies o.
the Attorney Generals Department.
The office of the Superintendent O
Public Works had been likewise care
:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-31
Administration Not
A CONSIDERATION
In County Campaign

81 have never said that was against
the administration" said Arthur M.
Brown. Republican nominee for Oahu
County Sheriff this morning. "What
my personal relations are with Govern.
or Carter. II seems to me, is not a mat
ter Of consideration in this campaign.
81 do not see that any administra.
ton or anti-administration talk should
have any bearing on the situation.
do not think that administration OF
anti.administration should be made Is
sues.
~ have been away for the last eight
days on Molokai and was therefore un,
able to be present at the meeting OF
the County candidates with the Coun,
ty Committee. shall be present al
tonight's meeting of the County Com
mittee and II am called upon to MAKE
any statement l shall certainly say
what have to say.
81 have pledged myself in conven
ton, as a candidate, to support the
Republican platform and the principles
of the party"
There has been lot of talk among
a certain element, In which few siren
uouo DioWh hhOShtiS nave leu tut
band, to the effect that Brown was anti
administration, the object being to en-
deavor to discredit Brown with the
party, but this little tribe is reckoning
without considering the force oil
Browns host Of friends.
1t was intimated. by a newspaper
which had no representative presen,
at the meeting Of Monday night. tina,
the County Committee would want ar
explanation from Brown Of his alleg
ed anti-administration attitude. As 4
matter Of fact those present at the
meeting had absolutely nothing to 50,
that might be construed as indicating
that an explanation was necessary.
Brown intends to attend tonight.
meeting and, II anything is said, will
probably have something to say on hi
own account.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-31
May b real. ADMIRAL

BY a recent decision Of the Attor-
ney General Of the United States,
sweeping change may be made among
navy officers. resulting In o number Of
captains and commanders well known
IN Honolulu being soon promoted to
the rank Of rear.admiral.
The decision Of the Attorney General
was given on the personnel BILL" pass
ed during the last session OF Congress.
This bill provides for the promotion Of
officers in the U. s. Navy. 1t pro
vides for certain number Of promo
tons. and. when the list Of oficers AJAX.
Ing for retirement is not large enough
to secure the necessary vacancies, the
remaining promotions will be made by
selection from officers beginning with
and below the captains. The Attorney
General has handed down an opinion
that these selections do not need to he
made with certain number from each
grade, but may be taken from any and
all Of the lower grades.
1 This change of personnel will 90
| into effect on the last of June. Navy
officers expect great changes In their
ranks. Captain II. w. Lyon. command
ant Of the local Naval Station, has Just
received the news. Capt. Lyon himself
may be a rear.admiral when the new
change takes effect. However. this
would but anticipate what would hap.
pen anyway, for In the regular order Of
seniority he would be promoted on the
7th Of next January, being now In his
forty.third year Of active service.
Commander Lucien Young, of the
gunboat Bennington, now in mort. NAV