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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
oHIoAGO cLoMve OrorArIoNS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 7Xa,Y per cent last loan,
~ per cent 7 Ing price. AZ per cent. Time
days 70 six months and PsI per f CEN, siTy Sy
seven TO ter months. Commercial parer Ia
quoted at 3h@dH per cent, for rrirne sirRie
tHd5 per cent.
The foreign exchange market was vsrv
q iet to-day, only a normal amount OF
char sed. Posted rates were ~ lea AZ 4, ~
rates bi, .. stsoa Sos nS sSht 8I Ts a.
long and 5isT less i.s2 for short RsicffVS
Is l.is T pTs 2te9 At g -is III long
for short. '1
Bome;tlc exchange on New York: Bo.ton
Banks. 6nyi g. par; ssllirg. l;ioo. premi,. m
lSc. discount, banks, soc die oH: I 81
P1ul-SOc. premium Mir neapolis-CSc IRE.
mnm. Louisvillc-2Sc. premium, San Fran
oisco-7Oc. premium
Money In London. per. cent. Rate
Of discount n open market for short and
three months bills, ~ per cent. Consols for
AZ 20 5-i6. Paris Gdvices quote ) per cents AZ
~ francs is oentimes The private rate on
discount IL J : per cent Exchange on. Lon
quote exchange on london 20 marks 20 pigs.
The private rate Of discount Ia az per cent
New York Clearing House statement: FH-
changes, 1921, 0a2. SEQ; balances sI3, les, SEQ:
Sub-Ireasury debit balance, t6sI .tO7
Commercial price Of bar silver In New York.
S7hc. Bar silver In London closed at 2oJ{d
Mexican silver dollars were quoted al t4iIc'
THE imports Of specie for the week we're
va, sos, OF which t2p, 277 was gold making
total specie imports since Jan. !, A,SSl eos.
tsOt. 49, q total Of tSse,7S7, against tss7.ab
the previous week. The exports Of specie
since Jan. l havs been: Gold ts7 SOC e7S;
silver, t,S9s7is. total Of 50. toS. stS.
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by the nse in wheat and demand 70

strengthened by the rse in wheat and a demand 70
cover.
FLoUR.-Qulet and steady sales, $500 bbls.
Receipts ll,72O b5s.; exports, 56)3 bhls Water
In bbls.: Clean, tldA2O; strAlgnts, H75Gl.
Spring In b9sa Clears, s. SaiL2O. patents $500
20 Rye -four. tiI0G3IB
CoFFEE.-RlO on tne spot was quiet al Sc. for
No. ]. Sales, 100 bags Central American And
go AAracai5o. Futures closed unchanged 10
points higher, With the tone steady and the sales
$500 bags. Havre declined II TO ~. and Ham
burg Y pig, Rio declined 80 reis. exchange, I'D
lower at 10 l3i6i receipts, 1000 bags stock, iT0oo
Santos was unchanged. receipts, 5000 bags. stock.
So 900. Prices here As follows:
Highest LopsA Closing. Last nieR,
July .........7.70 10. 77oaL7s ee5G57 10
October. .......7.O0 100 7.ooElos e9Saloo
Decen5er....7.i5 ITO 7l5aL3o 7iSaI.2o
Coffee was qllet with narrow changes 10 prices
A. one time some months were Inclined 70 Gag
oEinE TO wsak European cables, selling BY local
tTalers an hrgeF receipts at primary points but
later covering OF shorts and buying by Wall street
caused rally.
NAVAL roREs-Spirits OF turpentins, &C. Com
mon TO good strained TOsln, - IS.
PRoVtBtoB.-Lard was weak; prime Western.
81 20. rennsd Continent. $40; South American,
ass. Pork was steady al tiSlOa3lseS for mets,
Tallow, ~ G4a6c. Dressed hogs, T5taSllc. Better
Creamery, nTsts, nc. EgFs-R tsttrn, nTs;t,
49, Chicago, Nay lS--provislons were easier
on larger receipts OF hogs than SIptCttd.'
SUoAR.-R6w was steady az 7-l6c. for cen
triugA 20 test and iS-loc. for muscovadot 50
test Refined was quiet: graduated, b75c
CHICAGO, Nay ig,-IheBe were 70 avs price,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Live Stock Market.


SATURDAY, Nay -
Receipts OF bccvNs were cans consiynei Nr-ci.
No ira ilnv o-day feeling steady. Drcs'e oeet
In good demand and steady a. ~ alor, per b tgI
native sides. No later cables from L'ndon %
Liverpool Exports 70 -dav were O7e beeycs -
sheep and ell n quAreH ~ bcef
Receints OF calves we're III head. al for The mar
ket, Trade quiet but feeling steady All % o..
Common 10 me Hun veNs soiat cav per 100 b..
CITY dressed VS. s.e'ty A. 7-%flo q. nrr p
country dressed DO At6aai%c. Receipts offhcrp sra
lambs were can or "a head incu iiTy car ~
the market. mNkinZ, wi'h the stale stocz, car }7
sale. Sheen were 10 N ier1'e suDply Ani s'ca IS .
'Amhs TO-. hiEher. The pers wrre CLEARED, vt .
c oenfion OF one car Wo7'ed sheen sold -
Der 100 rs clipped DO. a. s. ~. WOo'et iAn1' hs
tSt7tGts 30 clipped, 10. at IS 40 snuTg lam 's
oTeref Dressed mutton Efe' y al 7G9fc. r'F
To-. dressed lAnbs Urn ~ II az &C.. dressed s3'.s
lArlNs steady Al ta'6lo per carcass.
Receipts Of hoes were 81 car. or e23' ff'.
none on sale Feeling ste-dv. Country dresser
hos In fsit demand a. 74dsl5o per TO-, Tor ne
dun 70 light weights.
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aNannah, ISL Augusta, LILO.
reoeLpts to-day were as follows.

The Total exports from The Dorts were b7lS5 bAles
comprising 1854 70 Great Britain, 22iio 70 the Con
t!nent and siSi to Mexico and Japan.
Futures ~ New Orleans were IS follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Advances slishtly-Unfavorable
weather and Crop RepOrts-LlverpOOl
Better Than Expected-Bulis Give
support--WheIt strOng-PrOmInent In.
terests Buytng-ShOrts COver-COm
and oats F1rmer.
SATURpAI May lS.-CoTToN.-Spot cotton
advanced points. Middlng. zoe. against
IS 65c. last year New Orleans and Gulf, S45c.
against IS SOC. Sales. I'll bales for spinning
Most Of the Southern spot markets we're I'M
changed. Galveston, Sc; New Orleans and
Augusta. 1Tc.; Mobile and Savannah. 7Kc.
Sales: Galveston. SIT bales; New Orleans,
1850, Savannah, 1871; Augusta. lilo.
The receipts to-day were as follows:
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II was stu a narrow cotton market but In tho
main was arm owing 20 excessive rains In Ten
n-ssee and Arkansas as well as paris OF Texas
AMI the fact that there has been too heavy a ore
clpitAllOn OF late IN some sections Of Mississippi
and the Carollnas. In the southwest the rainfall
has undoubtedly been excessive. IL may have
done no particular harm thus far. But II the rains
continue they can hardly fall 10 produce grassy
nslis and thus more or less mischief Spot Interests
were buying July TO some Xttnt and Stock III.
change houses took more or less October
southern houses, however, sold quite freely and
at one time early In the session prom inCnt bulls
were supposed 70 be selling, taking advantage
OF the heavy TalnfAls reported az Memphis Little
r Ick an For Smith as well As some parts Of TeXas
Towards the close bull brokers gave support and
the market enled az the best prices Of the day
Tae receipts were large and many insist that lie
crop. taking the belt as whole has suffered 10.
serious Injury as yet There Is. moreover, lack
ofoutsdt nttTtst In the sp, culdtion. II the Mako
is 20 advance materially there must be a nlp Of
so decisive kind that Z cannot be Gsinsaid BY
even the most radical bar.
Mt ssrs Weld and ACFaddCn were buyers. Hun.
bard rns. were eelltfG. Price brokers bCth
bought and sold.
bush. Mani 1ba May and june shipm, Mt No.
2 red wtntCr ,hoice lc. over New York May No
/ North m Manitoba 07c Futures closed &c 10
ik,c, higher. Sales. .Ooo.ooo bush. Prcts az fol-
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAsHuSdroN. May iS-The statement OF 'Ns
receipts and eXpen lturcs OF the Treasury show
ThG daV. T1tls NOM Ft.Ii rr''
Rs~-ip.s ..... 81 ai7.ZTa StsBI1 no So So -,s
Etpsnilturos i.b71OoO n $50 90 60 IS 81"
Dencft... 1851 IA a. SS7 so So 81 a.
Tne receipts from customs % day were pio lN..
from internal revenue $40 ~. misc, AEfr"t.
tSe sol National bank notes received for redci.p-
UOn. o. $40 di.
Toe casS statement Of the United STATES Treasury
for May IS shows.
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In Liverpool spot cotton was unchanged. Md.
ding, 4 SOD, against 7Sfd last year. Sales 90
bales. imports, 1900 Futures declined / point
but recovered Il and closed unchanged 70 / higher
Phces as follows:
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wheat advanced on buying BY Armour brokert
and other innuenuAl INTEREST," az tue West. oover.
Ing OF shorts an Ahse &c OF selling pressure
atvioes ron Liverpool, where the mArket was
strengthened by we untAvorahle eron Reports fro
inc OF shoru The shorts here AMI AZ the West
were rather nervous and covered freely AZ a.
better inquiry ana liberal decrease IN the visible
supply Is expected on Monday. Light showers
and the Ohio Valley, 10 The south The heaviest
downfall wAs AS 81 Little Rock and q 80 az Men.
phis The oprinF wheat States were fairy eiesT
frusi was rcqordcd 81 winston. Liverpool al.
Ia. Y ma; BidApesi declined - ~ s. ne esii.
mate ne deqrcase IN the Visible Tor che week Al
ino0Qo hunh, The WORLDS shipments are Oru.
mated a aeoololo buah. Com and oats Wers
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Futures here closed steady a. a net advance Of
70 points, with estimated sales OF 5000 bales
PiioeS as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-21
DUNN NINE NOTES.

Threshing in this vicinity was
finished on Monday Oct 9th Grain
turned out fairly we'll NJ murmur-
ing has been heard
Mrs Adma Sherwood + many
friends will regret 10 hear that She il
still very in, but we hope for some
improvement in The Mar future.
Capt, Chas Roberts took mp his
residence at the Dunn last week lie
has charge Of the work here
formerly done 10y Capt. Isaac Williams.
Farmers complain that the potatoes
are rotting badly aud there Is pros
pect Of "A large shortage in this crop
here.
The new road il now IN condition
for driving and traffic has been com
menccd on H.
Mr. and Mrs Nick Williams and
son returned from Philadelphia ON the
iith. They report having bad very
good time and consider the East much
better developed than the West.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-21
AMASA NEWS.

The new bell for tho school house
has arrived and will be put in place
shortly
j. r Gibson and Roy Whitehead
took the North Western train Monday
morning 10 attend the Mining In
stitute
One carload of pipe arrived Tuesday
morning for the water works 1t is to
bo hoped that our officials will see that
they are laid ~ once, as the numerous
bitches that have been LETT open are "A
menace.
Miss Horder has been annoyed by n
number of hoodlums at her night
school Marshal Leonard took walk
down 90 the school house one night aud
surprised the gang. He read the riot
act 10 them and they quickly dis
persed. No further complaint since
Last Saturday was payday at the
HemIock mine.
The Michigan mine pays Friday. the
twentieth
The new pump for the water works
has arrived. 10 Is of tho Duplex
Pattern
Geo. Promo is in Chicago this week
purchasing furnishings for his hotel
John Wall passed through Amasa
Thursday on the St Paul train On
route for Parks Siding for an outing.
Tie was joined by Billy Robinson here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-21
Mining institute.
Continued From First Page,

accomplish the most but the most
successful is he who uses his brain and
plans his work ahead, even If he il
but shoveling, And If il is advant-
ageous to think and plan while engaged
in ordinary labor, how much more
necessary is it that those who have the
direction of work for others have plans
we'll matured and probable contin.
genoies considered and provided for
II am sure much Of benefit il derived
from these meetings through discus
sions that come mp between members
az they visit the different ranges and
mines Nearly every mine has condi
tions peculiar to itself, and much may
be learned from those who have been
compelled to meet and master has "a
peculiar fascination which en-
countered when | FIRST engaged in IT,
but there are also cares aud anxieties
However. / always return from our
institute meetings enthusiastic, and
glad that my work has 10 do with
mining This liking extends to my
family as sou will see 10y remark
mado by my youngest son, at the age
Of FIVE years He said 10 me, Papa,
when we are born we are not boys,
are wey We are just babies then we
are boys, then men. and then
miners
The session NJ the court house con.
cluded the visiting gentlemen were
escorted 10 the opera house where u
pleasant surprise awaited them in the
form Of banquet ana smoker The
affair which WAS planned by members
Of the Iron County Mining Club, proved
10 be one Of the most enjoyable events
Of the entire meeting and was highly
appreciated by the mining men. They
expressed themselves as pleased with
their entertainment here and the cord
iahty with which they were received
10y Cryscal Fails mining men ami It's
citizens
Wednesday morning the visitors left
boy special train for Vulcan and later
went 10 Iron Mountain where the
officers FOR the ensuing year were elect
ed at the business session held there in
the evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-21

Tickets are now In sale at the City
Drug Store for Hugh Ettinger's sparkl-
ing comedy "Your Neighbors Wife.
who holds her reception at the Crystal
Falls Opera House next Tuesday even
ing. The large acting company is
headed by Gilbert Tossick who last
season starred in 1.-THE Stain OF
Guilt. and Miss Marsh Hawthorne as
the gay widow. The other members
Of tine company are Miss George Ed
wards, Miss Ida Belle Shannon, Miss
Ruth LELAND. Harry Sexton, Harry
Sheldon, Ted White. Joe Lawlis. Chas.
Young and J. &. Minisch. Numerous
specifics are introduced and the com
pany has it's own band and orchestra.
Mr.. G. Kondo. who will lecture at
the NJ f. church this evening will
preach the evening sermon at the
church tomorrow. His subject will
be, Missionary Work in Japan. All
are cordially invited.
The teachers examination is being
held at Stamhaugh this week. Several
Crystal Falls teachers are in at
tendance.
Capt Angst Of Eveleth. Mimi. was
the guest of Supt Fraser this week.
Mr. Angst was here at attend the In
stitute.
All members Of the Armenia Lodge
are requested to be present at the next
meeting. Nov %. The young ladies
will entertain the older members
Signed Asst Sec,
Estella Bosanko.
J. J. Patek left Sunday night for
St. Paul, where he will launch a new
weekly called the Austro- Hungarian
National News. He expects 20 be gone
month ironwood News Record
4 handsomely designed Carpet with
good, tasty coloring il real treat 10
any visitor to your home in fact, it
is "A real treat TO yourself Richard
son Superlative Carpets have just
that effect on everybody Do not fail
TO see the beautiful display at L. A..
( Henrys
I Mike Brice returned yesterday from
two weeks visit at his home in
Chicago.
~ you want 10 see the nobbiest and
latest in Ladies' coats, you will find
them at The Fair
Miss Aida Trepania, who has been
visiting with Mrs Oliver Wells. ,Ir.,
returned TO her home at Iron Mountain
Wednesday
Mis-. Lozo of Menominee who has
been the guest Of Mrs Desbien, re-
turned to her home Wednesday
Lou Berger and Henry Leek were
Crystal Falls visitors to the west side
Of the county last Sunday.
ROOMS TO RENT i have two
rooms to rent at my house on Fifth
street. Mrs, G. 5, Henry,
Art Squares are Ingram Carpets
woven in one piece. We are showing
new patterns in the Richardson
quality L. A. Henry.
WANTED Girl for general house
work Good wages paid Inquire OF
Mrs. w. J Richards.
FOR RENT The Waters house on
Forest Avenue Inquire Of VIM.
Rpuers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-21

II your Carpets are really attractive
they more than half furnish your
home No Carpets in the world can
compare with Richardson suporlative
Carpets foi dainty design coloring
and excellent quality New patterns
being exhibited ~ L. A. Henrys
A new lot u stylish neckwear Just
received at The Fair
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Aug. 9, 1905,
From 1o:3o a. m. to 4 .. m.
A c Lovekin to May A Brown I'LL
Chas Lewis and VT to Chas Hummel. D
Chas Hummel to Blanche Lewis ct
III .......... ~
Thos + McTighe to John Walker. d
John Walker to Alice McTighe ID
John r Gait and VT to Hawn Tr Co
L-tu -
Hawn Tr Co Ltd to Agnes c Gait. ID
VIM r Castle tr to Ter of Hawaii. ID
Entered for Record Aug. 10, 1905,
From 9 .. m. to 1880 a. m.
Kamaihoonipo Gusman to Arthur NJ
bIoWn ............ ID
Geo ID Gear and VT to A v Gear. d
Walter II Bradley to Kuualoha Spen.
Ger ............... .Rel
Kuualoha Spencer and hsb to Walter
II Bradley =. .................D
John Williams by tr to Jose de s Ma.
Suauo ......... zee. .Al4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10
CIVIL SERVICE

Applications for civil service exam
ination will be received at the office
OF the assistant to the inspector Of the
Twelfth Lighthouse District, 35 Alex
ander Young Building, Honolulu, dur
ing the next thirty days for estab-
fishing registers of eligibles from which
appointments Of keepers and assistant
keepers of lighthouses will be made in
the Hawaiian Division Of the Twelfth
Lighthouse District. Applicants must
be citizens Of the United States, over
eighteen and under fifty years of age.
Blank forms can be obtained upon
application.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10

There was nothing in the session Of
the oahu Board of Supervisors last
evening to suggest other than that the
bottom has fallen out of the investiGa-
tion of the Garbage Department sean.
dal, so far as any additional disclosures
are concerned.
When the matter was first brought
TO notice, the investigating authority
stated that II would be ready at the
next meeting Of the Board Of Super
visors. Just previous to the meeting.
this promise Is fulfilled by an an
nouncement that the report will DO
ready at the next meeting and adj
jcurnment of the Board is taken till the
first Tuesday of September.
From this the public may properly
draw the conclusion that the additional
discoveries are not so thick that they
Gre kicking around under foot.
What has been developed is that the
attention Of the Board Of Supervisors
and a reorganization of the methods
In vogue for carrying 1t on. No good
reason can be given to sustain the
payroll system that has been handed
down from the days of Territorial man
agement. No business man can be con.
WINGED that he should pay men on a
monthly basis when they are being
employed on a day labor basis. No
thoughtful citizen can support the man.
agement of any department which
gives more attention to politics than
to the necessity Of supplying money
each month to satisfy deficit.
The investigation has thus far de-
Neloped all kinds Of possibilities dis
astrous TO the interests of the tax
payers, and it is the immediate bust.
ness of the Supervisors to shape a
policy Of reorganization which shall
put the department on business basis.
The occasion for the immediate re-
turn OF the head of the department 10
not apparent. About the only explana-
tion of the large number OF Sundays
and holidays that were allowed is that
1t was the result of the old System"
one man can say that as well as an
other. 1t is for the Supervisors to
answer whether they wish to stand
sponsor for the system" and its pro-
tectors.
Meanwhile the investigation may 20
on, but 1t will have to move at an
increasing pace in order to escape the
charge that search for light has been
delayed for a game OF politics. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10
GARBAGE SYSTEM
Of PAY PECULIAR

A full explanation of the time sheet
of the Garbage Department. which was
used in making up the pay roll OF the
employees for July, was this morning
shown by Deputy Auditor Meyers in
his office and the timekeeper Of the
Garbage Department in the depart
ment's office. Both officials agreed in
their explanations Of the system Of ar
irving at the amounts Of pay due the
men from the statements Of the time
sheet.
The time sheet Is headed by a hori-
Zontal column showing the days of the
month, Sundays and holidays being
is vertical column, in which the time
Of each man on each day Is marked.
II man worked the space allotted for
that particular day Is marked by 81"
II he did not work 1t Is marked by
go. The Sundays and holidays are not
marked at all, but left blank, except
In such cases where a man actually
worked on Sunday, as for instance on
stable duty.
In figuring out the time OF the men
the zeros representing days on which
he had not worked, with the excep-
ton Of Sundays, were counted and not
the actual working days. This figure
was. deducted from the number Of days
in the month, and the man got credit
for the remainder Of the days, thus
getting the full benefit of all the Sun
days in the month even II he had only
worked fraction thereof. For in
stance II man had worked ten days
In July, he would be given credit for
16 days, the extra six representing five
Sundays and the Fourth OF July.
In case the men worked the entire
month the system would be a very
good one, as the men would be entitled
to all the holidays, as they are paid
by the month. AS It is, however. they
work only about half month each In
alternate shifts OF one week On and one
week OFF, each shift beginning work on
alternate Saturdays. In spite OF this
the men, though they work only half
month each, get credit for all the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10
STUDENTS FROM INDIA.

CONTINUED from Pace ~
few years will bring many students to
America from the mountains and hot
plains Of India.
Amar Matte Benerjee, the elder OF
the two men, already has taken his de.
gree In medicine at the great Univer
sity Of Calcutta, which to some ex,
tent follows the Edinburgh idea. Be.
cause he believes old world medicine is
behind that OF the new world In the
application Of recent discoveries to the
treatment Of disease. this young man
will take his degree at some we'll
known American university. Bende-
shwari Prasad Subrawal made mechan-
ical and electrical engineering his life
work and will study In one OF the en-
cheering schools Of the United States
On board the Mongolia the other day
the two young men, eager for informa-
ton as to American colleges, fairly
overwhelmed the reporter with their
questions. 'Harvard?" "Yale?"
"Tech?" Pennsylvania" "Stanford?"
california;" They demanded exhaus-
tive information about all. The diff
ficulty was that the two students wish
ed to stay together. They could not
decide upon an Alma Mater" but wii
probably choose one of the Western
universities.
Then Amar Matte, who speaks excel
lent English, told Of his ambition.
In Ia al,
sons" he said. For generations they
have been going to the English univer-
stiles, learning to become good crick-
eters and often little more OF good.
My friend and vii. remain In America
year or two years, or long enough to
get our degrees. Then we will study
In some English laboratories, then re-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10

On every street
In this City
Lives at least one Boy
Who can make
From Five 10 Ten Dollars
A Week
Selling EVtNIkG BULLETINS
The Soik is Easy
The Occupation Is Honorable
And the Boy With BULLETIN
| viii be Looked for
Every Day
with Pleasure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10
Wins PYRRHUS VICTORY

Judge Robinson yesterday finally de-
cided the divorce case Of Lulu Johnson
VS.. Chas. Johnson, which has been one
Of the longest and spiciest of that kind
Of actions heard for some time here.
The court refused to grant Mrs. John
son a divorce but gave decree to the
libellee On his cross-libel in which he
charged Mrs. Johnson with adultery.
Johnson's victory might seem one OF
the kind which phrased poor old King
Pyrrhus In ancient days, as he with
his decree OF an even half-dozen Of
minor children.