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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
Snmmariids strafe.

9ab Wdnnern, nel1en Der 8elbae=
mimi b6ber pie bic @bre ibrer 6rauen
1febt, bon ibm feline 8naoe 3u srnarten
9aben, bat &idter Wbalon seftern
au!'s Neue bepisieu.
Wiliam Sobnion, Elm pianilt aus
CHICAGO. puroe I'M poli3eiseriGte nit
$50 Sasen Nrbeitsbaus bsitrnfi, feline
6rau fam nit S. nebf Soften oaoon.
Der Antla9e nod lanate bas paar Dor
niht LANCER 3eit bier Oh uno 8eioe
nabmen in einem &eforte Quartier, er
als 2labieripieler, fis als Sniaitn BEES
islben. 8eios wuroen bon Der Poli3ei
entbs6l uno Dor ben &ihter eefiibrt.
Sobnion. i'm @lauben, fid einen Disnit
su leifen. le9te ieinen 6eiratbsidein
Dor uno o0nn gin9's ibm i6lsdt.
Der Ridter belt ibm nod 6dlunA oss
urtbeils mod cine lan9e Stanoreoe
uno LIB Den 8srurtbeilten bonn @s
rihtsoiener aus Dem 8eri9tsfaale
transportiren.
Nls Sobnion bon ieiner Jrau &c
trennt meroen folte, 9rif er fiA on
oieielbe feff uno mubte nit @ewali
losgeriHen unb ieinem 8efimmun9s-
orte 3u9efhbrt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
Die Seb0rSs fur 0fsatliae ar.
bttteu befatist Den 8ertdt
Der &ommiKare.

Die &ommiHdre, tpeI9e pon Der StaSt
anb Der Bafers GompaSnie ernannt ruurben.
beriGteten mad elmer i~trensen unb umfans'
rsi4sn Yrifuns bes ftdbtiihen 8aferS
fr Isenbermaben:
,Wir iinb e%initimrnig Der Nnit4t, bab
bas @aHer ueI9es ben g~oniurtenten tpdbs
renp Der 9eriobe bieier 1lnteriuduns seIiefert
ruurbe, saten seiunbbeitliden Gbaraftsrs
mar bab bas Nafer pom Bripats8runnen
elmer Der tpidttsften SactOren Der @nts
itebnnsss nria9en biei er (1ppbnsJ Gpibemie
periobe mar"
Die Rommifdre empfeblen bic Gonoem'
nirung bon 9ripat-8 runne, unb Aborten,
unb entpfebIen, bab 8erbinbunsen NIT Abs
yusstandIen ~berseftelt peroen iolen mo-
INNER iid ioIde befinben. Der gauge Be-
si4t Der RontmiHdre lift in Druid uno pirb
auf anfrase abssIiefert ODER nit Der Poft
perian6t.
Die Nualitdt bes 8aFers, rpie ioIdes pon
oieier Geieui9aft seIiefert wiro, anb ME
our& bieien 8eridt fetseteut, 1T fir ale
Bepobner Der Stabt gum Pripats@ ebraud
emrfebIenspertb.
Jnoiauapolis Wa1er So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
ese-Nltar-@rab.
O c


6arrp uno Saiip 8rnbam. IL Slab
Hone Npe., 2nabe.-Mar unb 8eifs
@rabes, 2140 Roro Weribinn Str,
Gnabe. -gonrab nnb @lisabetb IOgel,
Staot, 9nabe.-@bnrtss uno Gertrude
Dunlap, 1905 8roaowap, 6nate. =
SeloB uno Clara GREENWOOD. 1916 q.
guins Str, &nabs. : 9enrp uno
9ucp @npbet, 2O09 columbia Qbe..
2nabe. - @iliam unb Mauo Moore.
Naomi Str, Gnabe. - Samuel uno
anna Bead, 238 Mafa9uistts abe.,
Mdo9en.
8etraut:
6rant Mcgrafen-8ertba 3. Mleer.
Waaace 8riscoe-6atie Cole.
eugene 6. 8opben-Garab 6. 8an=
tam.
6rancis %. gObben = Ilma M. Mc=
0ane.
Octnbe Serbert-Sba 8. Sonneg.
gouarb B. Simmons = 8iola %.
Stout.
2epis 3aifer-2ouiie StabIbut.
Mite @inliano-@lara SpiQsrt.
abram 6. &idbart-glfe M. Sones.
gilbert %. pbiQips-Marp S. Slap.
brenner.
Grant 9. Wiais-Gbarlotte s. Wri9bt.
9enrp Stratforo- Gertrude Sopiun.
Sbsobore 81. Sebsreaur-Nnna gople.
8eforben:
gmil &einbarbt, Al, 900 Warpel
Str. - Sulia ann peterO, %, Ills
3entudp Qpe. = Sannab Sotfsp, so.
Staot. Sofpitnl.-@aroline Siils, 80.
1871 @o9eUOob Str.-Nu9ufia 2OerB,
60, 544 Noro Slinois Str.-Ioalins
Bonner 70, @entral Srrens6 Oipital.-
Walter Sulen, 80. 1926 Sho Wef
Str = Hancp Wafon, SO, 315 @ef
Is. Str. -Wiliam s. NewiOn, "a =
2ate 5eberipin, 81, 1880 @eft Martet
Str. = @iQiam &obbins. = @iaiam
Sesser, so, Central 5rren=9 Oipital,
= Was9ie Srufe. rs. 1926 @efi 40,
Str.-2ettie Hi4aros, Staot.9 oItital,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
.Qyres Bulletin
Cine Mufrdummng bon
.8ett 8lanfets..

Sir Elm 8ierteI ab, lit bic 9erfaufsmeiie
zines an9e5ro6enen A%fortiments bon piins
i8ensweriben gett : 8lanfets fir morsen
9ln 10 itabiIen @aaren nit 8oupreiie 10 fet,
fSnnen Sc bieie Oferte nidt ignorirsn.
Son ben carrirten 8lantets finoen sic
ia @roben in i6wars unb meiB, rctb uub
i4par5 nnb srau unb weib, sans Boue unb
p0nis ben resuldren greis BON So. 90 wertb /;
an Oonnerftas bas 9aar su $50. 1895
Denn Sic elm paar feline 9 anfets benDs
tbigen, 10 tperben Sic bieieS cine sroBe Sc.
leeenbeit finben sum @elo iparen. 8IanfetS
bic $24.OO, $1,000, $l9OO {, Sl5.5o, $12.OO
unb $40. 90 bas 9aar tparen finb reousirt III
S1a.00, $16.5 80. $l4.25, $11.63, $500,
uUO. .......... 49,. 500
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
&spnblieam editorial
Mhoeiatton.

Sie 20. Sabresberiammluns Der
Snoinna &epubliean editorial Mho-
citation piro bsute Mbeno i'm Denton
Sotsl burd einsn srOBen @mpfan9 nit
oarauholsenbem Santette er6hnet mere
ben.
gntipre9enoe Reoen ueroen bon
8ouper neur Sanlp, Generals nwnlt
@barles %. Wiler, SObn 8. @rifitts,
benz friiberen generalanuaft 80. 6.
SnDlor uno %. 8. elliott bon Neps
cafile eebalten tperoen.
Vim Sreitae tpiro bic Wereinieune
ibre @ei6dftsRbung abbalt.n. Greo.
6. purbp bon Snoianapolis unb Sobn
o. MoOrntar tueroen In berIelben 8or,
fridge balten, an bic fi9 cine anse-
nj ine Diseuiion idlieBsn tuirt.
am Na&miitase befelben Saaes
tuerben fdmmtli6e @ebnttsure bOraus.
fi9tIid elmer 8bsaterporfsaung bei'
pohnen.
Ser prdftbsnt Der @ereiri9ung III
90. g. Wontsomerp. 9bef. Reoacteur
oes ,@reenfislo Rspublican". q. 6.
pruitt, Der &eoaeteur Des ,Noblesbins
9eoger", III Der Sseretdr oieier @oito=
rial Nhociation.
MIem Mnf9eine mad btirfie bic bies-
idbrige Contention 1uBerf fart beiu9i
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
Manner nebsr3ieber Separtemeni

Sin @irbelwinb BON Bargains in Skinner
urS 8naben neberjiebern
Sic iparen ~ipenieftens elm DritteI bes
Sdno er fauften.
Yrddtige 1sber3ieter, mittel iei9t ober
iebr iaiper, 81 SO. Oieier llebersieber lit
POM feinifen GateriaI unb poiitiu 81 90
pertb. 9Sir erIauben Sbnen oieien Sod mad
Sauie ;u nebmen, fiinf Gage 5u bebaIteu,
nno nenn sic cann ni6t elauben, eaB bers
ielbe $1,000 rpertb 1T, es ma9t gar nihtS
aus, aus fpa fur cine 1riahe sic bas CLAUS
ben, 10 bringen Sic ben Rod suriid nno mir
perpfi9teu uns biermit, Sbnen Die ST. .9S
;uriif;uerftatten.
Seine 3opaI STANDARD 8eriep Mdnner
llebersieber, in idwar;. blau nnb braun.
iperib $40 90; @bieaso Salpage Gompanps
4reiS 81 SO.
Seine Mdnner rleberjieber, nit Seiben
ODER AtlaS Suffer, olipen, tan un6 bunfeIs
blausn Sdaltirungen Sc. SO, ruertb SIS. 90
ober Sbr @elo suriid, obne nnteri9ieb aus
rueI6er rlriate.
Die feinften NualitGten BON Runbens
I6neioer eemahten neber5iebe-n pom impor,
tirten Hupal Stanbarb Reriebs, ale Shats
~tirunsen, nit gIii6. Seibe peer Aitrafban
sefittert, $l2. SO, poiitip $40 90 pertb oSsr
Sbr @elo ipirb ;uriideritattet pdbreno bieies
8erfaufes.
Our Nctisnabme-0ie 9rod gIctbine
Company bon indianapolis, i'm @eidtdft
felt Sabren, cine Der pertrauenspiirbigiten
unb a1tbarften Sirnten ppn indianapolis,
fiibrt ME etfpas anbereS ais bpdbffaffiae
edasiberssma6te 8Ieioer fur Ranner unO
Snaben, aber fpeeen Der 9batIa6e, bas es
ibnen linm5gIi9 ipar einen neuen @istbss
berlras fir bas @ebdube absui1IieSen, 10
~perfauften fie uns bas pouifdnotse Eager
fiir bebsutenb weniger als SabrifationSs
8ohenpreis, Chicago Cabbage Company,
56 Oft Daibington StraBe.
Der 8erfauf besinnt poiitib am Samffas,
ben %. Sanuar uno encet in fteben Tasen
in benz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

Der &epublifaner &ap=
monb Crane uno Der Democrat Ollie
Senrp murben su poli3iften ernannt.
auerlaubn 9eine.-
Walinoa @oOf, Cottage, q. Ctr,
nabe 8%elefontaine Str. 81, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
Brock Clothing Co.'S Laden,

SO Oft @afbinston Str, indianapolis Snb.
George u. M'@iu,
gsf9aftsfhbrer Der Chicago salpase 60.
Ge9en Sic na1 benz grobeu Shilb Der
Chicago Salba8e Gpmpanp.
NotiS-Seben Sic nad benz yaamen iiber
Der 7biire, Gbtcasu salna9e So.
SD perpflidte mid hermit bas @eIb an
allen 0aaren, oben i~narfirt, ;uriidsuerftatten
menn Der Ginfdufer ni4t oamit sufrieoen lift"
George D. Mcgia, @eiddftsiibrsr.
N. B. Granddaughter mersen besablt
beim Ginfaufe ppm $25 90 ober barber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

BopnbtIIe. Ser iinafe SObn
bon Sobia 6lubrer fiel In Elm ofenes
3aminfeuer unb trug t6otli1e 8rano'
uunoen babon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

o arantirte 3ur fiir SaMprrboibem.
8iseInpe, bIinoe, bIutenbe ober berbor=
tie benbe9dmorrboiben. Sbr 9lpotbeter ~erftats
tet oaS @elo 5uriid fuenn PAZO ONT
MENT Su furiren perfebIt in 6 Bis IA
9deen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
Wetterbertmt.

fur "a stnaSsn. snSsnS = ubr TOrs.ns. az. Sauuar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

bling On, 26. Sanuar.
Sir SnSiana /: G96n berte @benb, ipdrs
mer i'm reftIiGen Sbeile; Sreitas, tbeil'
ipeiie bsfp6Ift unb udrmer, S4neegeftober
i'm norbli9en Sbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

2ocaIs@ etterbert9t.
59nee october beute Na9t nnb am 6rei'
tag; ~iteisenSe 5emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

N%erlanst: Gin 9utes MdbGeu fir aassneiue
~ 3omsarbsit- 9tad8sfrassn eos 9oro 9eiamers
Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

On permiefben eu m6buirtss Simmer NIT BE.
- f~Dfti9uug IN elmer oeuti6en camille. gu er'
fraetn in Der Expedition.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

Qu permiefben-Dte smei eaeenrdume SO. 131 nub
- 13S aorb DeIauare Strabe. binier Scmlinicu
Sane. Ro6sufraeen 225 semde gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
0ei46fts=@ eleaenbett : Bum ss. ssaIsn.

ober Dtrtani1ea ttnts geIHdftts probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8immer 81. 'Gttseralb 9ebdnbe, GorbbfIi6e Gds
Usovtet strobe nnh Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

SStnansiedeS 8eIb an perleipeu su trsenb etuem
Tetrag fur 8 bis 9 Bro5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
9 4ombnrb Gsb6uhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26
Ihermometerftanh

AqtIHEUHFSIpE IFWNVs
p69fe 9entperatur .......-.. 22 SraS
Risbrieite Tsmperatur. $500. y.
%. z. BIptbs
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

NJ rIangt -WRdbbeu uub Srauen fir 2ouubrps
~ Arbett. stod5ufrapeu IN MrH1ftrones 2aunbrp,
a2l Heft RarpInnb Str. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05
HE0 JOCKEY Club
It'd. INCORPORATES
Will Have Capital Stock
Of Ten Thousand
Dollars
TO PROMOTE BREEDING
AND RACING OF HNRSSS
LARGE NLMsER OF HILoITEs AND
OTHERS SUBSCRIBE FOR
SHARES OF THE
STOCK.

The Hilo Jockey Club, Ltd, has filed
articles Of incorporation with the
Treasurer. The purposes of the cor
rUration are set forth to be to "pro-
mcte the breeuins and raising Of
horses and the lGpmotion OF any and
all ether sports, which may tend TO
the entertainments of the community,
to buy, own. hold, sell and dispose of
such real and personal property Of ev-
cry kind and character which may be
necessary, useful and profitable in the
conduct of its business.
The capital stock of the corporation
shall be $4,000 divided into 500
shares of a par value of 500 each, with
a privilege to increase II to $4,000.
The officers of the corporation shall
be a president, vice president, secre.
tary and treasurer who with three
other stockholders shall constitute a
board of directors. The life of the cor.
poration shall be fifty years.
The petition of a charter Is made by
J. T. NOR, w. II. c. Campbell, J. d.
Easton, c. L. Wright and F. Brug.
hell.
The following shares of the capital
stock are shown to have been sub
scrioed for: John T. NOR. %; L. N.
Holmes :. r. A stobie q. w II
,,binman %. 1 I Grace 10. Archer
irwin an w Mason "a. I n Mas.
ton 4. r 7 LYMAN Q. u Ivcurpus.
Z. Jobr o,pourLe :. VIM DENVER :.
w Ebolinr .. G. n Wright 10: !,
Holland /. pritcbard .. I v
pbiIIins .. y n Rurningham I. T.
Austin :. n A lyman Jr I. w.
lu r. Compbeu 10. las. ID, Lewis. 1:
wv II c,itb ! q. n I.ckson 4.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05
HEPBURN, SARGENT AND
HAWAII.

Among other things coming within
the pleasantries of the twenty-four
hours OF the Glorious Fourth and the
night before, congratulations are due
Congressman Hepburn and lmmigra-
tion Commissioner Sargent for giving
4 few friends in Hawaii an example Of
Low men can djsagree-and the nation
still retain its identity.
At banquet given by few bust
ness men on Monday night, Mr.. Hep
burn made some remarks which in
clined to the capitalistic side of the
great labor problem Of our country.
Mr.. Sargent speaking to the same
topic took a very radical stand in favor
OF organized labor and suggested that
there were members of Congress more
dangerous than the laboring man.
The natural tendency of the insular
minded in Hawaii Is to Immediately
throw up their hands and cry our.
Great God, what will they say in
Washington? VIII Hepburn use his
Influence with the President to have
Sargent 'fired?' Or will Sargent call a
meeting of the laboring bodies and
have Hepburn laid on the shelf Of
statesmen" This same class is still
wondering whether the continent tip
ped up when Carter went ashore in San
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05

Francisco yesterday, and is lost in SUR
prise that the recent County election,
which raised such terrible time in
Hawaii. didn't get more than passing
mention in mainland newspapers.
Slowly but surely these people Of
Hawaii with hysterical ideas Of what
Washington will say" are learning as
much by example as by precept that
Washington has other things to think
of than this Territory though this
Territory is not forgotten. An incl
dent like that of Monday night cannot
fail to impress these people with an
other thing they must learn sooner or
later. That the public men Of the
United States, the leaders, have differ
ences of opinion. They are not afraid
to express these OPINIONS. And the
nation will not be disrupted because
this difference exists. Furthermore.
and what is all-important to some mar
row minds in Hawaii, the man who ex-
presses a divergent view is not put
down as hereto or traitor to the
cause Of American progress.
Vigorous exchange of opinion back
ed by vigorous and honest action is
what makes the American nation the
power 1t is today. The remarks made
by Congressman Hepburn and Com
missioner Sargent are fair samples of
what is going on all the time In public
and in private life. Washington won't
say anything because these men have
MT said anything that was not known
before.
Under the influence OF such incidents
and the general education that must
be secured from being part Of the
American government, the citizens OF
this Territory are bound to learn soon
er or later that the secret OF American
success is direct and honest dealing
and direct and honest speech. Not the
witless diplomacy" or alleged diplo-
macy that is so often attempted in
this Territory and which results in
whispered conferences behind closed
doors for fear some one will find out
what is going on. when as a matter
OF fact the whole thing is as clear as a
crystal to any active American Of aver
age experience and judgment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05
M,1Ooro WIJon

The following letter Is only one Of
many thousands which are on file in
the Pinkham Office, and go to prove
beyond question that Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound must be a
remedy Of great merit, otherwise IL
could not produce such marvellous re-
suits among sick and ailing women.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
About nine months ago was great suf-
ferer with womb trouble, which caused mo
severe pain extreme nervousness and fire.
quent Headaches, from which the doctor
failed TO relieve me. tried Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and within a
short time felt better, and after taking Ave
bottles Of 1t was entirely cured. ! therefore
heartily recommend your Compound as a
splendid uterine tonic. IL makes the monthly
periods regular and without pain and what
blessing II is to find such n remedy after 30
many doctors fail to help you. am pleased
TO recommend 1t IN all suffering women. "
Mrs Sara Wilson, 81 East Sd Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
II you have suppressed or painful
menstruation, weakness of the stom-
ach. indigestion. bloating, leucorrhna,
flooding. nervous prostration. dizzi-
ness. faintness, don't-care" and
want to- be- left. alone" feeling, ex-
citability, backache or the blues, these
are sure indications of female weak
ness, some arrangement of the uterus
or ovarian trouble. In such cases there
Is one tried and true remedy-Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05
BRINGS
MANY LOCAL PEOPLE

The Oceanic liner Ventura. crowded
with many homecoming Honolulans,
arrived in port from San Francisco
this morning, docking at 1910 O'Clock
at the Oceanic wharf. The liner sailed
from San Francisco June Goth at 1924
o'clock p. M, and after a fine and
uneventful voyage arrived here In five
days and eighteen hours.
Owing to so many Of the passengers
being for this port. the Oceanic dock
was crowded this morning as the vessel
came in. Cries Of greeting flew from
shore to ship and hands, hats and hand
kerchiefs waved in profusion.
Among the passengers were Judge
Gear and Judge Robinson, from BUSH
ness trips to the Coast.
Prof. w. T. Brigham. curator Of
the Bishops Museum, returned from
vacation trip.
Attorney E. NJ. Watson returned
from the Coast, with his bride. Miss
M. l.. Peterson, stenographer for the
Board OF Agriculture and Forestry, has
been on a vacation trip to California.
Fred l.. Waldron returned from a
months business trip in the States.
Mrs. ]. w. Cathcart, Miss A. M.
Christian, Miss c. Restarick, Sam Bald
win, II. X. Castle and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Atwater, were other returning
local people.
OF the 1877 cabin passengers, "a are
for this port. The through list is Or
binary.
The Ventura carries full general
cargo. She will probably get away on
her voyage to the Colonies some time
this afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05
GR0SSMAN AIDED N
Landing The $HR|NtRS

The Examiner of June 25th says:
The credit of inducing the Mystic
Shriners ut their convention at Niaga.
ra Falls last week TO agree to meet in
Los Angeles next March is partly due
to the efforts of Potentate George Fill
mer of Islam Temple, this city, DR.. NJ.
Il. Grossman, potentate of Aloha Tenn
pie In Honolulu, and Past Illustrious
Potentate Fred. Hines of the Shriner
temple in Los Angeles. The other part
of the credit is due to the fine show
ing the California Shriners made at
Atlantic City in the summer of 1904,
and to the way the Eastern mobiles
were treated when they met in San
Francisco a couple of years ago.
Los Angeles Shriners are to raise
among themselves a fund OF 100000
with which to make the March gather
ing big social success. In addition,
the Honolulu and San Francisco tenn
pies will open separate headquarters
IN Los Angeles during the convention
week and will have good, fat purses
with which to help their Los Angeles
brothers give the Eastern Shriners the
time of their, lives.
Most of the San Francisco, Los An
geles and Honolulu Shriners who went
to Niagara Falls have started for
home. They will travel by the north.
ern route and visit the Yellowstone
and Portland on the way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05

Judge G. d. Gear, after flying visit
to the mainland, is again in Honolulu.
Friends of former Associate Justice
c. A. Galbraith received the following
In the last mail: desire to advise
my friends that have opened an office
in Rooms No. PA to 2SS Lee building
for the general practice of the law,
where | will be pleased to meet my old
friends as well as new ones. Very sin
cerely, Clinton A. Galbraith, Oklaho,
ma City, Okla, June 18th, 1905.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05
Two StI!WR.CK'D CREWS


-, ISL ,,,oo,i,,, h,,,,, noro 10 ohout
zoo 90, go, 80
r., -. IT,, .,,., o,,, and
a,.a,u,, -, ,ha wos, r,s,no
A., g., III a. lit. s,uo,no, n, ,ho,r
,, -, - ,aaan ., ,o,,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05

on the island and piled 1t on the bon
fire till the flames shot high into the
air. Today on the deck of the Mat
thew Turner. one of the sailors told
with tears in his eyes of their gladness
when they knew that their signals
were discovered by the distant ship.
The schooner anchored about seven
miles off the land and sent a boat
ashore. On the 18th Of June, twenty.
three days after the shipwreck, the
men were taken on board the Matthew
Turner, and by her brought to this
port.
Captain Doneilson says that both
vessels are total losses. "They broke
all to pieces on the reef" he said.
Now nothing is to be seen of either
of them. The Victor broke in two
and drifted away, and the Salamis,
after pounding on the reef, sunk"
Both vessels are Norwegian owned
and manned. The home port Of the
Salamis is Porsgrud. She, like the
Victor. was in the lumber trade from
Norway to the Colonies. She left Mel
bourne on February Is. and arrived at
Madam Island on March 2S, week
before the Victor.
The Salamis is 1O0O-ton and the
Victor 6O0-ton bark. The Salamis is
described as very fast and staunch.
The two shipwrecked crews will en-
deavor to take passage in some sailing
vessel to the coast, as there is nothing
for them to do here. They are prac-
tically destitute. The sailors helped
to work the schooner Turner to this
port.
The Matthew Turner. Captain Jen-
sen, is SO days out from Newcastle
with 1872 tons of coal. She made a
good passage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-05

The file Of San Francisco Calls which
arrived here today contains considera-
BILE Hawaiian news. The issue of Fri
day, June 20, has an exclusive story on
Governor Carriers resignation. promi-
nently displayed on the front page,
while the issue Of Saturday, June "a,
contains a handsome picture Of Secre-
td'y Atkinson and an interview with
Governor Carter.