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The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-20
TOBACCO FOR THE NAVY.
Government Selects Supply for
Officers and Men.

The American naval officer and the
jacky smoke and chew. This is fact
of which the Government takes official
cognizancc and recognizes in a way
that makes such habits inexpensive
incidents to life on board ship. Re
Gently the Navy Department had IN
der consideration the award of n con-
tract for 10000 pounds of cut plug
tobacco, and in November next bids
will be called for another supply of
like amount. The contract under
which the supply Is now being fur
nished was secured on a basis of n
bid of 40 cents n pound. Twenty
nine bids are now under consideration.
the prices ranging from BOZ cents n
pound TO As cents. The contract will
not necessarily be let to the lowest
bidder. but to the one supplying at the
lowest price the grade best suited for
the purpose.
Practical Chewing Tests.
Each bidder is required to submit
a sample of the tobacco to be fur
nished. and these; after the factory Ia
bells are removed and secret identiti-
cation marks substituted, are divided
into small lots, part being sent to n
chemist for analysis, and a goodly
supply going TO the various navy yards
for distribution among officers and
men for practical test, the opinion OF
the officers and ''jackies" being taken
before the award is made. Final re-
suits are reached by the process of
elimina ton. until the selection of the
chewers dwlndles down to two or
three samples which are bound to be
favorites. These favorites are then
taken up with regard to the chemical
test, and the contract is awarded, so
that perhaps the lowest bidder has no
consideration whatever when the final
result is obtained.
While heretofore the navy supplied
the mon with the tobacco Ia very in
ferior article free of cost, the Gov
ernment now insists upon the best
grade. which it sells to the sailor at
the contract price, plus very small
percentage TO cover the cost of han
ding. Only such tobaccos are eonsid-
cred which are manufactured from
pure leaf tobacco of the growth of the
current or preceding year in which
the contract is made. and which shall
have Undergone natural sweat.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-20

Gulf and created n huge inland sea
which covered all of what is now
known as Imperial Valley. The shore
line of this great sea can be distinct
ly traced by the old beaches which
are found there.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-20
GREAT INLAND SINK.
FIERCE RAMPAGE OF COLORADO
RIVER DESPOILS THOUSANDS
OF FERTILE ACRES.

Huge Engineering Difficulties Must
be Overcome; or Otherwise Eight
Thousand Families riiiBc Render
ed Homeless and Destitute
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-20
a Good Buggy For Sale.

Leesville (Mo.) Light: Luke Bel
monts new buggy is for sale. He got
married last week, you know
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-20
PENSIONS.

Over one Million Dollars
allowed our clients during the last
six years.
Over one r h o u . a n d
claims allowed through US dur
ing the last six months. Dis.
ability, Age and In:
ere a 3 q pensions obtained
in the shortest possible ii e.
Widows claims a specially.
Usually granted within 80
days if placed with us itnmedi-
ately on soldiers death. Fees
fixed by law and payable out of
allowed pension. A successful
experience of rs years and benefit
of daily calls at Pension Bureau
are at your service. Highest ref
erences furnished. Local Magis-
trates Pc mia rily
benefited by sending US
claims.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-20
STOP LAND-GRABBING.
THE DUTY OF CONGRESS- IS TO
AMEND FAULTY AND ANTI
QU4TED LAND LAWS.

President HiIl,of the Great Northern
Railroad, ais Attention to Enor-
nous DisposaIs OF Government
Land Without Settlement Into
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Grammar iiberpieS sic Hegerin Dem
8cridtSneriabrer.

Grammar iiberipieS oie Hegerin Dem
8eri6tSperiabren.
Gubetm bel M uttcrn. -
9tod)bem er lett etliden Sagen BON
lcincn Borgelcbten I'M Yoli5el ; 0e.
portennent nit Sdmer5en permiBt
moroen iuor, tnlftC geItern Der 30
lt5ilt @oloce Eorter BON lpeitlihen
GiItritt fpieocr lit ieiner Mobnung,
9tr. 25l9, 6ronciSitrnBc. altf, un0 er
miro nm ooS &ergniigelt bobcr, Der
Epll5cibeboroe mit5utbctlen, mesbolb
or leinen llrloub ouf eigenm1dtige
Weile oerlGngert hat. Ger Yoli5iit
lltdtc un 20. &llIi uu 5pei Ioae
llrlaub nod, nno er baob lih brett
mad 9ettcrton 6lm 6iidcn. Sett
Der 3eit murbe NihtS mebr pom ibm
oebort, bis CT gcitern mieoerum olI.
tolld)te. Che er nnd Der Stuot 5lt.
riidfebrte, bate boS Eoli5ei- Qeportc-
nlcnt bereit$ cine ltnterlldlng ein.
geleitet.
@ieber oh Sonto 90.
III / II .. - Frof, Sufob $. Sollon.
ser bon Ser ,Sobns SoptinS' llniner-
fitGt." nclter am WittDod) olti Dem
Rorobcutihen 2Ionboonpfer Y8aiIer
@iIbcIm Ser @roBc" BON 0elitlhlono
5lriidfcbrte. miro IN penigen Sogcil
Sunt 5lpcitcu Mole nod Sonto Do
mingo obrcilen, nm I'M Homcn Der
Der. Stontcns Hegicrulg Ole oortigen
Serb1ltniilc genol 81 lhlolrcn. SIN
periloiicncn Sriibiobr mar cr idon
cinmlol oui Der Suicl mo ltiloirte bie
iinonsielcn IerbGltniIic Der Ncger.
rcpublif. Gr i%tottete Dem F%rGiibeuten
Rooiepclt @criht ob. 0ieles Wol
miro cr ticicr III ole Iinou3loge oe8
Qnn6eS ein9cben uto bcm Der. Stoo.
ten.GongrcB cilnen olSiiibrIihen De
riht porlcgtl.
Gin iccn.G ontroft. -
Ole Baltimore Scrro Concrete So"
bat 5u $4,000 Den Gontrott erbol.
ten 5ur Grrihtiing ocS uellen SolleS
bea 9totrc 0ame.O rocuS Sit Wtout.
real, Canada. 0oS &ou8 miro Den
Nomen oTluo Worio . Gonpent" er-
bolten. Gas SolptaebGiOe miro 600
Sub Srout baben, uto bon oemiclben
meroen 5tpci 5liigel bon 400 SUB
2Gngc %muSIaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
tVtraefanbf)
PIN bas Sentidtbnm Der @ereinietcn
Staatcn!
tVinaefnnnf.)

gn 6cn Gogeit pom 4. bis 7. otto.
Der oielcS SobreS finoct in Snoiona.
polls, Snb, Die brittle Contention oes
oertid) . omcrifonilden Hotionol.
bltnoes itott, unb miro nit bieier 81.
iunmenfunft Die Seier zines Notio.
,talen oeiitihen cages" am &. Otto.
Der perfniipft.
Ser Icrbono oeutidcrT ereine bon
indianapolis erilld)t Die StootSoer.
b1noe II. ole StGote.8 ereiniglingen,
Ielegoten 5lt 6ieIcr Contention 81
cntienoen, un6 unterbreitct Dem
Ielltid)tbum Der Ser. Stooten bier
nit Die ber5lid)e ginlooung, III Der
Scier oeS notionolen oeutlten Ia.
gcS om 6. Sftober tbeil5urebmer,
ODER @ibmun9en in Yroin ODER Eoe.
iie 81 iiberienoeu. Won aoreilire &c.
iouigit: Notionolbur0, 3eutid)es
SouS, indianapolis, Snoiono.
9os Eroeromm fir Die Nationa('
Convention loutet foIgenoernloben:
Wittnodl, 4. Oftobcr - empiong
uno Ginorortirung Der 9elegotcn I'M
y9eniion.Sotel," Ode Der Fennipl'
ponio- unb ObioItrobc. g~egriiBung
uno informellc @eipredung gbenos
I'M SGulenruum oe8 3cuiider Solt.
les.
9onnerItog ;. Sftober - Mor.
gems 8 llbr. Grofiniing Der Gonpcn.
ton. @egriiBura bes Brolioenten
pom lofolcn 8erbonoe uno bon Dem
Yiirgermeilicr Der Stoot. Hehe oes
NotionoI . BrGiioenten. @%rnennung
Der ausihiiiie uno Gntgegennobme
Der Verihte.
WittogS I llbr, observation-disclosures
W~ittugeiien I'M 3eutifcn Souie.
| Sierouf Iutcmobiliabrt mo 0eiud)
Der oWonunl Granting Si9bS hool, "
Der r9ttloS Woihineniperfe" uro ocS
Y@oooruii EIaee."
Hodteilen I'M 9eitihen Souic.
abenos 8 llbr, Gala. 6eitporitcl.
lung in "gngliib's Sperd Sol'e;;"
9ireftion: Seinemon uno WeIb, ct.
2ouis. Erolog, geiprohcn bon 6rl.
Bilmo bon Sobenoii. Hnd) Der Dor
=
lteaung gemiitblitc 3nlntnmcntun't
in ben GlubrGumer beS l%lnobbangl'
gen 3urnbereins.
6reitog, 6. Gftobcr WorgenS 8
llhr, Contention Observation-Disclosures
Rittoqeiien nm / llbr I'M 8eltlhen
Souie. Sicrauf 1rolepfobrt nod
Goirpiep.Eurf geiud bee Joir.
bunf'S @nrten uno Nohteiien oa.
Iclbit.
46cn6S 8 lthr - Totionole Seier
oeS oeutihen cages I'M 9on5ertioal
un6 I'M Sdulenroum oes Seutidet
Souies.
Suntitog, 7. Sftober - Morgens
8 ltbr, Contention. 8emeiuitoitli-
DIES Mitiogeiien I'm 1 llbr. Sieruui
3rollepiobrt noh Dem 8ermonio.
Yorf uno Tohteiien boielbit.
4benos $50 llbr, 5eit.Gommers
i'm SauIenraum oeS 9eutiben Sa,i.
ies, peranitoltet bonn Terbano oeut'
iher gcreins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

Die st. Mifaels.a Sitter"
peranItolten moreen in Dem Bart Der
yHitter Der Jreibeit" an Der galtern.
Gpc. 'Hoao, nobe 8od.Hioer, elm gro'
Bes Bicnie nebit Snipeftion. au mel.
hem Die Witglieoer Der Ct. Wtidaels.
8emeinoc. Ioruie Der anoeren bieligen
oeutifen Hitterifoften eingelaoen
limo. Gin umiihti9e5 Gomite bat
por8iislihe 8orbereitungen fit oas
Seit setroifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
In ncilcn 6uIICl 0On nnltcden0cl
runtbeitcn gemcIOct mllrocn:

Sabre ultc 3icNClItClmmultrcr Sill,
more Garter bon 9tr. 1919, Wiltoll.
Toeniic, ilcl geltcrn ans elmer Sobc
bon 20 Sub bon eincm 9oit9eriiltc
ocS NcltbollcS Nr. 81. Siib . 6reoe.
ridltroBc, berob uno brad, ocn redD'
ten grnt. Gr mlirOe i'm oStoot-So.
lpitol" pcrbun6cr.
llnter eiQentb ii III den
II III It 0noen Itorb geltern Der 80
Sabre olte Gonoro ". 0iemiQcr
bon Nr. S32, SborpitraBc, int Der
Wobnnng iciner Gltern an ser 2ibcr,
tD-Tooo on oen 6olgen bon 9litt'
ncrgiitunq. Ger illnge Monn pilr.
DC nGmIid) Dor etlidenSogen an ben
linfen llntcridcntel getrofien, uno
tnr5 oorollf lte0te lih 9lutper9iitun9
Elm, ipeIdc icinen 300 5ilr Solgc
bate. Ger Sobtc bintcrlGBt ollBer
leincr @itttpe einen anobcn.
Iblcben. - Or. Sobn Sobl,
mcldcr 80 Sabre lang ott Der 6opet.
tes uro StriderltroBc cine Npotbefe
betricb, iturb oeitern III Der Wob.
nung ieineS SdipicgerlobneS nobc
GborIeItoL go. Ger Gcrblihene mar
Mitalico ocr D1runtliu.2oge" ser
sSreimMlrer."
9eeroigt. - llnter 5oblreihcr
Vetbclligltg bon Seiotro9enoen
! mur6e geitcrn Huhnnittog bon Dem
Srouerbollle Hr. 142, &oro.9lnn.Stry
aus Der &eihnom Der om 2. IuguIt
gcitorbencn Souile 9irhbeiner ollf
Der oSot 2umn Cemetery" 5ltr lebten
Hrbe bcitnttet. Foltor Sofob Wiiacr
omtirte uno dis 9obrtudtrGgcr iun'
girten Die $50. SoitiS Gour, Sol. No'
la5a, @m. Sdutte GER. 1 mo Mm.
| Sfutte Nr. 2, 30. Wiluer mo E.
Sronflln. Biele 'hone 0lumenge'
ipinoe nur6cn ant @rabe nie0ergc,
lcgt. Sri. airhbeirer lpor in 9olti.
more om q. SUM 1886 Geboren un0
bic ein5igc 5odter bon Srn. SolrIS
6rou Goliic airdbeiner, gcb. Noigt.
9tltBer ibren ourh Den 300 Ibrc@
2icblingS iief betriibten Gltern bin
terI0Bt lie 5ipei 9riioer, Die SS. Qoui8
uno aorl air6beiner.
@om Srolierbouic Nr. 1912,
Noro Wolic.S trobe, aus fono aeitcrn
Nodnlittog Die g%eeroigung oes &rn.
Conrad 2uoloft itott, Der OH 3. PIT
quit boS 3eitlihe iegnetc. Eoitor e.
Sltber omtirte I'M Qrauerboule mo
an @robc olti Der Baltimore Gemc.
tern" mo ais gobrtidtrGger ilngir.
ten Die $50. i. Srieoberg ". 6ronfcn.
berger, q. W Gang, =. ". Seim, g..
EbiQipS un0 i. Fortligol. Serr
2uoloii lpor Dor "a Sobrcn in 9dlti,
more geboren unb bintcrIGBt mebrere
ainoer mo @eihlpiiter. gr mar 81.
tbogrupb bon Erofeiiion mo iriiber
oiele Sabre bel Der Sirmo u. Soen g.
So. ongeiteGt.
Sic bate Curt. - aotie
McGop, cine Regerin, oiente bel Der
5rau either Defie bon @r. 100,
Noro. GrcteritroBe, uno nuroe Dor
mebreren Ilgen BON berielben nit
elmer $5Igtote nod einem 8rocerie.
lnben geianot, nm Elm Viuub Butter
81 fouien. aatie lieB lid ober nidlt
mieoer bliden uno muroe in Solgc
0ciien perboitet. 8or Dem Boli5eI.
rid)ter @ronnon i'm mittleren Sta.
%tionsboiie iogte iie geitern Wforgen
aus, lie babe an Dem 3oge elten 10
iibcrmabigen 9nrit gcbabt, Dob lie III
cirter @irtbidoft eih pnor ~grinfS"
genommen babe, uito mas nnd)ber ge.
! iheben, fpiiBte iie nidt mebr. aaoi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

Cine nndng enebm e Ser.
M c d) 8 II G.-0oB Sr. 6. Baum.
g~artner bon Mt. Woibington geItcru
Worgen lcine bcobiiftigte 3erienreiic
nitt ontrctcn fonnte, lit ole Sfulo
ocs Gon6nttcur3 zines @oggolt5 ser
Wt. N~olbington 2inie. !Sr. Baum,
g%ortner bate icinc Snnotoihe aili Ser
bintcren EIntt'orm Itebcn %lnIien, uno
ooiielbe bate olrd) cine hinge Game
getban, bic bel Der 81. Strobe aus.
itieg. glIS Der Moggon bei'm llnion.
@obnboie mnIungte mo &r. gnl,nl,
g~ortner mu3iteigcn moute, itellte lid
berous, 6nb ser Gonoufteiir oer0
Die iolihG M0notoide gereiht bate.
Sr. 9%qungortncr iibcr5eugte Den
Gonoufteur lmo Die beluItigten Eoi-
Iagiere, iu0cur ct Die Sonbtaide oii.
nete uno o%acrbono ipibenbeiebtc Ga.
menwdide beroor5og. 1ie 9aNbtoide
Der 3altle bfllnoef lidl IeBf I'M Sefet-
tip.giireou, lulo @rai 9pp1pllaartner
bofft, Dab bie EIgentbilnlcrin oieieIbe
iiir ieine ,Soqotaide eilitapiderl miro.
@eidT5 ere 5tt'qI e. SIT Der
lijciitotion fpuroe &C
tern Senru Miller bon Nr. 1913,
@eIt . QcringtonItrabe, unt $40 uno
Soften Detroit, neil er ongcblid IN
bospiaiqcr @l5iitt cine @enge Gbgc-
idirr, mcld)ca Gopin u. @elib uro
@ottilL, 0ic i'm udrulibcn Sollie moi
men, 9eb0rtc, jcrldlogen baben lol.
Wiaer urroc bcreits leBten 5reitog
nm So mo soften beitroit neil e.
om 5rcitog Nbcnp be3ctt nadSauic
fam ms cincl, iol6en, SfanoaI per
iibte, oob Sic YolBei eiridrcitem
mliBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

*+" Ser DIT Baltimore . Wet.
ger . llnteritiitungs . Ierein" bGlt
om nGditen Sonntag einen groBen
ausflug naf 9anfert's Bart an
3oriep . Cane ab, uno alien bon benz
umiittigen 9omite getroffeneH Der.
auitaltunsen 5uiolae miro iidl eih Sc.
Der Der geiuder amiiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

etnEfuIi der MIorm mllroe
9e'tern abeno bonn aaIten 9tr. 523
aus eingeianbt. Sr bemS dlibiden
6loideniiiageiddft an Der Siio.Gu-
taipitraBe mor Elm ammoniafbchGl-
ter seplatt unb Gin Yaiiant rueItcr
Die erploiiou peruabnL ianhtes cen
afarm elm. eH''a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
MuS ben @cridItcn.
$4,000 ais SfdOcrrl6t pcrIonat.
Nnli,iit GiCr nm $1,000 ,nb.

$4,000 ais S6dOcntrldt %pcrIonot.
Yoli5iit gicr 'ou 5000 sob,
len. - GoS ebrpcbc. - 9onfe.
rotte.
Notbun alolpon@tn oertIogtc &c.
tern I'M Common Flco9 8eridte
Den Ioli5iiten ebo2, ". gicr ponl
6itlid,en Giitritt an 5000 S6ooen.
eriot lpeoen an9cbIjdcu gn0riif@.
Ger Slayer beboltptct OdBl Die yWto-
rplonS Gslcpbon G%omPa0uic" am TO-.
Sui pcriu9tcr ell1cn E'olr1 Dor lei
ucm Souie on Der ltC BON 9lbc.
morlc. unb 5olpnitrabc 5t erridtcn
umO babel mebrerc Tcitc bon einem
olten, auf bem SrottOir ~itebenNcu
9oume abihnitt, Gr proteitirte ga
acgcn, uno Epli5ilt Cicr, s%uergeiieno,
Dab CT Elm Sitter hc2 Gricocn8 unD
MitQlieo Der Baltimore Yoli5ci por
un0 bon lcinem GHtbulio3mm$ iiir
sic yMurplono Gclcpbon So" ur0
Oercm SntcreIle iort0criiicrL grill
oen al0ger gepoltlom al, miirgte l..
itllt0 ibn," 10 beiBt Ca III Der &logI.
alorpon@tp beboltptct 0oB er inioIge
oeS AngriiiS ngroBc lcrliid)c unb for
perlid)c Sdmer5et ulo Gllol un0Gr.
nieoriour0 mo Shmnf C%rlitt," ole
ullr ollrf genonrtc SoIbc BON $4,000
0cbcilt meroen fonncu.
Sobn s. Gpon ucrlongt $1,000
Shmcr5cnSgclo bon Ser Baltimore.
Ohio 9obn" inter ser Nngobe, 0niS
oils er iiber Die 8eIcilc DER 9obu al
Ncporos mo @nrrCltroBe iubr, leiu
@ogel1 bon elmer &otomotipc qetroi,
len nno er lclblt bon icincm Sit o.
lhlcuocrt uno perlcBt mltroc.
&on Der StroBcnboDu @clcuido't
bconiprnht Iluo s.. %@intbicum cine
0lcibc Summc ais Sho0euerlob ii,r
leinen Sobn 9llpu Y. @inthiclmt, ei.
nen 3eitungSiungcL 0cn cin Con
ruftcur 5lpnn9, bon lcincm @og9on
SIT lpringcr, nobel ljh Der Sungc at
geblid crnitliue &%crlcblrngen 5u5oo.
Gui einen gleifen @ctro9 perflogtc
Mimic alein 6ielocr ). Shiain0bero
unb &obn =. HobIc0cr. Sic beboups
tct, ON 26. Sitli bon 0cn angeiteltcn
Der &crtIogten gcihjogcn luoroen 5u
Icin.
Gas bCmcbc,
Suion $. Sooper, Nr, $50 Noro'
@opitroBc, murbe geitcrn I'M areiS.
@criht bon Wnl,, &. &ooper qcidic.
oCn ouf 8runo anNcblihcu Serlui
lcnS mo &ernohl0iligung. 9aSEoor
beirotbeic om 81. Gcbruor 1900 uno
lcbtc MIR bis 6lfn lpIgc1hcn Woi Sit.
tarnn1en Sic t7hebouptct, bob Der
8attc ME ctlpaS 81 ibrem SebenSlni.
tcrboltc beitrug mo tic ge5lultngcr
mar, lid 0urdl Irbeitcn oIS Satire.
rim IN elmer 80lhcrei lelblt 81 Ct
nGhren. .,.tg
. unferott.
Srontlln Is. NiB mcl0ctC qcltern
I'M 9un0ca . @eridt icinen 9unfc,
rott al. Gr mar iriiber nit 2eoi8ib
Sbeilbobcr Der 5irnro Nib Son II.
So, Nr. 81, SopfinS' Elocc, bic pur
etlpo 5 Sobrcn ulfgcloit pur0c. Sci.
ne Sd)ulOen mcroen ouf $23, 1921
ut6 Ole @lltbuben oti $500 ol1gcgc.
ben.
Hihter SorIun ernonnte gcltcrn
I'M areisgcridte 2olti@ Mcaim ai.
mes olS GcrlUoIter iiir bic y9olt;,
more Snocitment Co." Nr. 923,
Fenniplpunio Npcnue. 5ronf 9.
9toel, Der Sldner IN Dem Sole, gibt
an, Dab Die Gompognic ibm 500 ais
gnDoItSgebiibren ifuIoet urlo inio;
bent lit. Sic Gompognie gcltono Die
@obrbeit Oicicr An9obe 5l.
Glne ltndtg eneb me Ser.
N G h Q.-IoB Sr. 6. Baum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Sanitsts7Scri6

9(bnobme Der Observation-Disclosures. -
gtnr 80 erliegcn Der ainOcr-Gbo.
Iero. Sterblit)teitSrote beoeu,
teno a%eringer, olS in Der Iesten
Silli ISOLDE.
I'm Scr perfloiienen Wohe ereigne'
ten lid 226 Soocaf0lc in Baltimore,
aeaen 223 III Der acknowledgements
die oeS &oriobrea, 40 in 1903 uno
23S in 1902. Ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOR BIOS pro 1000 Der @eiommtbc.
polferung, 1850 iiir Die WeiBeu unb
34.47 iiir Die 9teQcr. &on Den Ser.
Itorbcncn ipnren 81 I'M MltSlono ge'
boren, 81 luurcn 9tc9er, s Eerlonen
itorben inn 9opoicm . Mini, % IN So
ipit1lern uno 10 IN onoeren Sniti.
tuten; 20 SnQllcltc mur0cn 9cbol.
ten. NlS geborcn luurOen 293 meibe
uno 100 Negertluocr 0cmcloct. Die
bouptioflihiten Gooc9urioten mu'
rclt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-10
PROPOSED HAWAII AGENCY
IN STATE OF NEW YORK

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pooled Hawaiian
scheme New York State 1t to be incorporated
Hwians written subject
Hawaii fo the
starting bureau information Hawaii bureau of lee
the transaction other business be passed by this from time
10 time
They o cooperation
furnishing them with frs Territorial AFFAIRS
curae and interesting information matters Hawaiian
neither energy Mkakoa and Punt Gin
in
testimonials honorable their
vi n
Hawaii's
especially the mainland the writers conclude
possible your with the
responsibility respectfully refer
Rockville with doing business
we came to community
Hopng possible assistance
you
remain, Hawaii' cause,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-10
BESSIE KNEW
OF MURDER

william Ellis, the Australian, who
was murderously assaulted in Berke-
ley, Cal, few weeks ago by Milton
Andrews and wife, both of whom are
now dead, expected to return to Aus
tralia on the S. S. Ventura. Ellis had
pure hased a ticket with the last mon
ey he had, after paying all the bills
ne could. But his trunks and other
effects were attached for a Doctors
bill. and he could not leave. However,
pt;sons whom he had met when in
tIorolulu several weeks ago while a
guest at the Young Hotel, visited the
vessel and learned that Ellis was not
aboard.
Edwin Hooper, who was at Colorado
Sp. ings when Bessie Bouton was kill
ed supposedly by Andrews, or Brush
as he was known in Honolulu saw
in yes terday's files of Coast papers
that Andrews is also charged with hav-
ing murdered woman at Troy, N. Y.
Now l can put two and two to-
gether of the conversation ] heard
between Andrews or Milton as he was
known in Colorado Springs. and Bes-
sic Bouton," said Hooper last night.
Il heard them quarrelling in their
rooms and he often beat her. | heard
don't stop beating me l will tell what
| know Milton told her that If she
did he would kill her. And he did
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-10

NOT IN IT

II never knew anything about sucif
a thing until saw II there" Judge
Lindsay said yesterday as he pointed
to a statement In an evening paper.
which represented Judge Robinson as
having laid down the -ule that the
three circuit judges should agree with
one another's rulings. so that the First
Circuit Court will not give conflicting
decisions" 1t was further stated that
the rule was laid down after a con-
sultation with Judges DE Bolt and
Lindsay" Judge Lindsay declared that
he had not taken part in any such a
consultation.
Judge Robinson had previously made
the same denial on behalf of Judge
Lindsay and explained how he had
agreed with Judge De Bolt on the
matter of rulings. II was when Judge
Gear had gone away on December z,
not to return until his term had ex-
pired, leaving congested calendar for
the two other judges to handle. The
agreement was purely TO save the
time of the court for actual business.
1t was to the effect that argument
should not be heard on technical points,
and when one judge ruled on such a
point the other Judge would adopt the
ruling If the same point was raised
before him.
Under this agreement Judge Robin
son has sustained demurrers on the
ground of the uncertainty of indict-
ments which said the true names of
| the defendants were unknown to the
grand Jurors,
Judge Robinson sustained the de-
| murrers to indictments for perjury
against Ho Fat and All On. A. S.
Humphreys and S. f. Chillingworth
are attorneys for defendants. In the
| case of Ho Fat the demurrer was on
the ground that the indictment did
not contain or allege any assignment
of the perjury attempted to be charg-
ed. As to All On, one of the points
was that the indictment failed to
Identify the defendant when 1t used
the phrase whose true name is to the
grand jurors unknown"
/ Judge Robinson also sustained the
demurrer, presented by A. G. M. Rob-
ertson, to the indictment of Shin
| Cheu Dat, Shin Lam and Shin Shee
for assault with dangerous weapon,
with intent to commit robbery. The
grounds of demurrer were that the in
dictment was vague, uncertain and
unintelligible in setting forth that the
true names of the defendants were.
| and that each of them was, unknown
to the grand Jurors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-10
THE oRPHEuM SOLD.

George Tourny of San Francisco, as
signee of the mortgage, had the Or
pheum property knocked down to him
yesterday for 100000. James F. Nor
gan personally conducted the sale for
NJ, T. Simonton, commissioner. C. s.
Desky started the bidding at $12.50o
and. after lively counter bidding be-
tween him and A. Lewis, Jr., attorney
for Tourny, stopped at $19,500 Mr..
Desky took off his hat and bowed him
self out when Mr.. Lewis said $4,000.
Then Mr.. Lewis put another $4,000 on
hfs bid, probably to save objection of
inadequacy of value in court. The
mortgage debt and interest up to yes
terday was $4,000.
*sksksks*sksxs X ek s*sxskex
kill her. What Bessie Bouton krew
vas probably about the Troy, N. Y,
murder, / never knew until I saw the
Coast rapers that he had killed an
other Woman back East.