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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

month from Port Florence. Arriving
at their hunting ground the Gwas In
gishu plateau. they found the complete
wilderness of the region promising good
sport. On the west Mount Elgon rose
to a height of 1000 feet. The plateau
itself was lofty and covered with tall
grass. 1t has splendid climate. They
hunted daily and game was plentiful.
The hartebeest abounded. This animal
is like large antelope, with huge
horns.
On the testimony of her. father, Miss
Alexander in the encounters with dam
gerous animals was brave as any man.
They We're face to face with some of
these beasts. Her description of her
meeting with wild animals is very
vivid. zone morning 1 was out with
my native gunbearer. We sighted a
splendid herd of thirty-five giraffes.
We had special permission to shoot one
giraffe. which animals are scarce and
infrequently encountered. The gum
bearer called my attention to the ap-
preaching herd. r. They were fully
couple of miles away, making directly
toward us. OF noble height. they stood
on the slope of n hill, their necks
stretched out. We hid in the grass
The giraffes for a moment seemed to
scent u.s. but evidently concluding there
was no danger, started on gallop
down the hill zigzaggeing the slope.
1t was curious, beautiful sight. The
herd was making directly for us. but
we luckily escaped their charge. I was
terribly disappointed in not having my
camera. which was with the luggage
! in the rear. I was so interested in
watching them that I did not try to
/ use my rife"
| A DROVE OF LIONS.
| There was an exciting brush with
lions on the Gwas Ingishu plateau. 1T
was near noon. I was with my father
and the gunbearer. We were moving
camp. We had about reached our new
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

quiet country. xaan't ~ The reason
was the herds % buffaio that Inhabited
.he neighlorhoo1. The bun 10 IN the
seenest anl'rni In Africa. lie II ex-
tremely dangerous, and when wounded.
the herd surrounds you. We had n
monkey hunt one morning The mon
keys that I've az this high elevation
of 5000 feet are called the Coiabus
monkeys. They inhanit the topmost
branches OF the ceier trees Rarely do
they come 90 the ground. They travel
among the huge b'a ichei in beautiful
companies, troops springing from limb
to limb 100 feet above you. II was a
case of a straight-up shot with the
Winchester. We were allow two for
each hunter, and took here, as we did
all along the route, all that was COM
ing to US. The monkey skins are
worth s25 in London.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

and the armor on her gun positions Is
four to six inches thick. while the
deck plating is two inches thick. The
armament of the Mikasa consists of
four twelve-!nch guns, fourteen six
inch quick-fring guns, twenty twelve
Founders, eight three FOUNDERS and
four two and one-half-pounders. The
vessel has speed (estimated) of
eighteen knots and her normal coal
supply is 400 tons. She carries a crew
of 730 men.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15
NOT IF AS RICH AS RoTHcH1Lps

NOT IF AS RICH AS ROTHCHILDS.
If you had all the wealth of Roth
childs, you could not buy better medi-
cine for bowel complaints than Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. The most eminent physician
can not prescribe better preparation
for collie and diarrhoea, both for chill
dren and adults. The uniform success
of this remedy has shown 1t to be SUI
perior to all others, For sale by all
dealers and druggists. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15
OF
ISLAND GIRL

The Sunday Chronicle OF Sept. has
a front page picture OF the late S. i.
Alexander, his travelling companion
and his daughter, Miss Annie Alex
ander, sitting on PROSTATE elephant
which the latter had killed. The fol-
lowing story goes with the picture:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15
ADMIRAL TOGO SAVED.

TOXIC, September 12.-The batleship Mikasa, Admiral
Togos flagship throughout the caught fire from unknown
magazine sank causing loss
of 500 lives.
TOXIC September 12.-Admra Togo aboard the
Japanese baleship time disaster which
suited her destruction with the loss of 500 lives.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15
FLAGSHIP IS
BLOWN UP
Associated Press Cablezrams.)

TOXIC September 13-Five persons were killed and
the blowing up of the baehp Mikasa yesterday
and hfyone missing The Masa which sank
will probably be raised.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

CHICAGO September IA demand made by the freight
handlers per wages has been refused
a strike is anticipated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

They need a course
of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, a medicine
which has revived
and restored to act
i've life and health
thousands of such
sufferers. A lady
who recently re-
turned to England
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

BAKU, September 1aThe situation here improved and the
running again. property
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

HELSINGFORS, September 13-The government officers
have seized 5000 rifles found the of the people
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

BUCHAREST September 1s.-The relations of Austria
Hungary and Greece strained.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

from South Africa writes concerning
this tronderful medicine":
awhile in Cape Town the past sum-
mer i suffered greatly from the long
continued heat. / was completely
worn out; my blood seemed to be-
come as thin as water, and | lost all
energy and interest in life. My friends
recommended
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15
Warm, Debilitating
Weather

Many people, after long spell
of oppressive heat, suffer from
lassitude, loss of spirits, and a
general "run down" feeling.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-01
STE Sreiaune aatsebpbea.

&m 30. SUM UNI Witternaht if
laut Detret oe8 Brdiioenten Dia8 bic
S%reiaone, Die fib auf cine 8reite BON
auansia &ilometer benz 2aufe bes
NiD 8ranoe folaenb at, Der Creme
entlang sog, aufaebDben poroen.
Die 5reiaone bate ben 8orsuQ,
Werer 81 sebn Broaent oes reaulds
rem Roqtarifs e~insufubreu uno es ae-
ibab oieS an1eblib, INN NniteoIer
hierber gu 8ieben uno bic @egenb su
benDltern.
Den mirtliden Worteil batten aber
aur bic &au1eute in ben @renaIt9b.
ten. Die europaiibe @arer biGiger
sertaufen fonnten. tpie bic amerifas
niiben 0anoelsbduIer, tuabrenb bic
meritaniibe Snouitrie an Der @reuse,
bic ben boqen garif au entridten
bate, baru11ter litt.
I'm ungerehtigteiten gu uermei>
ben, iinb pon Der lleuer N~nDronuna
ale @aren ausaeibloiien, bic unters
Degs itno 0oer Dor benz /. Suli sur
Beridiffung beoroert muroen.
Die Trei5Dne trat Dor aebn Sabren
in &ratt, Fat aber ntbt bic eemlnld>
ten Geiultate geliefert uno Die 6egie.
rung lit nibt ldnger aemiat, 80 Brus
gent Der ibr bon rebtsmeQen sufom.
t1enoen ginnabmen obne entipreben.
oes NequiDalent au perlieren.
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ausbiloen uro i'm 8oltsmunoe rielens

ausbtloen uno i'm 8oltsmunbe rieSens
mdBtge 5ortneu annebmen.
2eutnant Serome 8pnanqrte hottie
Cooper uno anoere N~pneQifeu oieIes
ShlaQe8 gelelen uno hatte fih peroe.
bens bemitht, bier bel unieren oiebi.
iden, binterliftiaen Worbbanoen feline
9eoeritrimpfe gu finoen. 8enr ct
i'm 2ager Der 2ipans am 8laucp.
NDtisbub uno 8leiftift sur Sano.
nit Stlfe 6es iprabtunbigen Nntr.
nio, Snoia1er UNI ben nerpBen @eift"
un Die Wfenibenieele, UNI ,,oie herr.
lthen Sa9ogrtnoe, pffen fir brape
arieeer nad Dem 6inibeiben'' aus.
fragen lteB, haben iie mol feinen
Whtstes uno 3abaf freunblid arius
ieno araen0mmen, bod benz behiilfs
lthen 2inguiften beoeutet, ouB Der 0f=
ftaier mol berrud todre; oa bod
Die Iasaeler uno gobptes uno Die
8irraer Iaes auffreffen! Damn Tam
zines Cages Die Trauerfunoe nah
Dem 2ager an Der 2eone, oaB cine
Bartie @on1ande8 am 5rio uno Ga.
btnal cine Nnsabl8feroe uno9 dladt
o9ler Der Settler rpeegetriebeu unb
ionitiae 8reuel neriibt bGtten. 2euts
1ant Bonaparte nabu oanr prompt
cine Ibteiluna leiner Ro%paleriften.
ben @utoe Beitpbaf als 5ibrer unb
einiae ubefreunoete" 2ipans ais
ibarfe .3rail" timber uno rift nit lei.
mem Scout in bic Nueces=8 erae, uu
mDglther Beife bic npmabifierenoen
Gpmanbes auf ibrem 6eimritte tber
ben Gio @ranoe absufanaen. SIN
Sottotntualoe am oberen Wueces tra=
fen Die Snoianer mirflih auf eineu
2ratI uno ritten i'm 2rabe Der Scout.
ing Bartie nett ppraus. Ser 8unQs
parte wpGte fih Die ih6ne @eleeen=
belt rtbt ertaeben lafien. ben Shorf.
linn Der 8iloen beim Iufipiren Der
Erals 81 ituoieren unb geieute Tth
oieien Yfaofnbern su. Die GDloas
ten Der Scouting Bartie baben ieue
nfreunoliben" Snoianer niht miesers
geiehen, nur ben 2eut1ant fanoeu 1te
an Der Turt bes Gluifes fibenb, NIT
Dem 9aibentuhe cine geule iber
letner Sdldfe NIT faltem Waiier tab.
leno.
giner Der binterliitiaen fal1heu
&otbdute bate i'm, i'm 9idibt Bee
WalbbDttDms, b~inteniber nit leinem
iGmanten Boeen einen Sblaq auf
ben Sbdoel periebt! 8emuBtlos 1T
er nDm Bferoe geglitten unb alS er
pieoer su 5inner getpmmer1. maren
bic Snoianer uno fem fpitbares STAGE
pfero NIT Der gatl5en Musrlitung pere
i9munoen!
ginige @oden nad9oem bat Der
6err 2eutnant ieinen Nblbieo aes
nommen, uno in Baris ieoenfaus
auh ieinet @roBpater, ben i'm @lanse
Der Son1e Napoleons iih mieoer bes
2ebens freuenoen, tpeilano a6nia,
ntoujours 2ufttd" tenueu oelernt.
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AsbargsRar @rcuriioneu iiber bic
groBe iceniihe Noute,

Die Benniglpauia : 2inien por ct.
1pnis nia Waibinatpn, Baltimore,
Ybilaoelpbia unb Stem gort, NIT
Iufentbalt in allen bieien 5t6oter,.
National : Educational : If1uciatipu.
ggcurlionen nah Nsburp, Bart Tau.
fen am 20. unb 80. SUM unb /. unb
z. Suli. @inselbeiten au erbalten BON
Cornelius y. 8airo, &. 8, Naent,
Gan Nntonio, 9eras, ooer 8. W.
@besbrpuab, General . 8aI1aaier.
N9ent, ct. 2puts. Mp.
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9as nerhamSen uulere glIteu.

uniere 8orfabren tpuBten tppl, tuelheu
Shas lte an ben st. Bernard 8rduter.
ptlen batten, unb besbalb burften bieiels
ben audi in feinem Sanie fehlen. Qber
nibt muir uniere &dter unb Miitter fonn.
ten bic eminent beilfraftigen gtaenfd1afe
ten Der &r1uter, aus tpelden bic 8iIen
beftehen, fon6ern aud Die heslhmteu
Nerate un6 SeilfInitler Der alten 2e,t,
tpie @alen, Sahnemann, Sp6enbam un6
anoere battenS ben @ert bieier 8rduter
ertannt un6 beroroneten bic Safte beriel.
ben ibreu Botienten in alien 56uen BON
Stbrunaen Der 8DrperDrsane, a~berbaupt
bel allen 2etben, rDn pel@en bic Men.
ihen befa1en au tperben pfIeaen.
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Muerlet.

Der SUM- mar Elm 6eirotSmu=
not. Bdbreno b%efielben lie6en lid,
lis Baare in's Gbeio@ i@mieben.
Der StaotaffeiiDr fteute i'm
SUM 159 Bauerlaubnisl6eine aus
fir Standardization i'm orQeaebenen
8erte BON $l10, 096.
Ser brittle Rrpae6 gegen SDna=
than Wfia8 meaer E6tung BON 6enrn
BaQ i'm Ottober 1901 in Wenar6
@ountp enoete nit Der Greilprehuna
oes Nnaeflagten. Sn ben beiben
u0rbergebenben Bro8effen tonnter,
itb Die @eihmDrenerl nidt einiaen.
Ser @lasbldier Srib Sublen-
oorf. Der felt 5ebn Wonater elm ga.
tie1t oes 5taotbpspitafs mar, lit ee.
itDrben. CT tuar % Sabre alt unb
%ftarat1te aus Deuti1lano.
Jreitaa abeno CAB Der Beetboe
ben : Wanner10r elm @artentonaert
uno 9anafrdnaden. Sit Jefts
li9teit mar iebr gut beiu@t. Bro.
feffer 6ahn's 3apeIle ipielte brau'
Ben elm btbfbes &orsert uno i'm
Saale tuuroe BON Der iunger Welt
flott aetanat. ,Shirtuaiits" tuaren
dig offsieue8 R0ituut uoreeiHrieben.
Gue Inweienben amuIterten fth
portrefflib.
= SIN gureta 9Dtel in Der SID.
Stores StraBe, 100 er felt einiaen
2agerl l0gierte, ftarb 0enr1 Roeb i'm
Mlter ppr etua so Sahren. Ser Wann
1T bier n00ie unbetanrt unb binters
ldBt auh teine Nnbaltspuntte, um
i'm gu ioentifisieren.
&c uirb Der Beriuh Qemaht
tneroen. bic am %. Suli 1915 fduia
tneroenoen Bombs i'm 8etrage BON
$1,000 idon am %. Suli oielea
Sabres aufsunebmer, reip. su refun.
oterer uab oabur1 cine HinserIpar.
mis- berbeisufihren. Die1e Bombs
trage1 6 Brp3ert Binfen uno man
ertpartet, tie 5u A Brnaent urters
bringer gu fDnnen.
- Die Holiaei lit barauf aufmert.
lam getporoen, oaB in LESTER Belt 10
piele Sabrrdber aeftoblen tueroen. i'm
lebten Wonat allet1 auDlf. Wfart fiebt
Die Dtnger ME tpteber unb bic Boli.
5el r~tirtr,t an, baB bic Bicpcles aus.
chamber gen0mt1en, nerihiebentliA
Dieoer 5uiammeneeftellt, t1eu ange.
ttriben une auf bieie 8eife untennts
lid aemaht uerben.
Waren, bic aus einem Store
IN Sbanis geitohlen rpurben, fino in
etrem 1auie nabe ben 2otomDtipens
ihuppen Der Sioliden 8acific Babn
ertoedt uoroen uno Der 16 Sabre
alte Wegertnabe @. Rentp befinbet
itd5 1rter Der Gntlaae oes Diebfta6ts
in 6aft.
Us perlautet, oaB Der Wabtsua
Der Granias Ba6 Babn, Der bisher
rlllr bic Soufton aina, aud mad Sal.
netton fahren pirb. @r fol BON
5ouiton aus bic 8eleiie Der Santa
Sc 8abn benuben.
, 0enrp 2olIe oHeriert Der Staot
eltien Streifen 2ano BON 40 SUB
Srette onrh iein @ieentum BON Der
Sarten'S traBe bis gum Slufie ftr
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cine StraBe. rueut, i'm, feline rid.
ft6noigen Steuern I'M 0etra9e BON
$2400 erlatien meroen.
plattoatide Weisbeitsreseln.

@enn eener 81 oerfDbren miu Seg9
uStopl"
@enn be 81 tuioneeren betbt-Sau brppl
@enn S~a9erslno 81 mat nertent-Oenn
glbp..
8enn cen ban Di mat lehuen min-Segg
,E6rul"
pet Su en- braaue 5ro to Suus-@ertrpDl
@ia cen e BefieI. Innerihrift-Sess
.3oi"
@enm eeu8 Din Sung MIDI orig ts-9e
Ruutl
@snn 81 be Babmuna uibt sefant-
Tred utl
Benn st bat 2etpen Goobes beeb't-
Grtep tpl
@enn 81 N iatt 9eern NIT It Opge plinft
-0eritphi
@snu Sm nab Mmt I'M @arben treemft
-WeI' frumutl
un uenn't op glad afleen anfammt-
@ei' bumml
@enn Su NIT Bliet mid mteter tammh-
@ei' sunll
Benu 81 min Gnaf MID past, benn ieaa
-Gpl It Muull
Sub mint boa Cen NIT Gene Star Bier
Sang toi
I'm triesf Su sor eenus babon-Bel'
frpbl
Senn tueebt 9u, bat to cen Gebrant-Gp
fin!
I'm ruat bee 0inib NAL bebbeu mbt-
Mbt fin.
Drum lab It Si rper tau N aeue etar Ntts
-Slag ia.
IN GU be bumr1e Siererie-2at fin.
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Gtne u~eberrafd1una.

Sbr t6nnt gurem Magen uno @urer
2eber cine ansenebme ueberraIduna BE,
reiten, fpenn S6r, Inn Sdmers unb I'M
re9elmdBi9teiten gu itiuen, Or. &ing's
Neue 2ebenspiaen nebmt. @usaeseid,
net se9en &Opfrteb, @eritopfuns, G6pin.
bel &C. gu baben bel S. Ga(teber &
Sobn, Geo. 5. 5, S9mibt, Gig, uno
Nbolf 9reiB. rs Cts.
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Des Doktors Ansicht uber Palscher-
Hyannis, Mass, den IL. Mai l0Of

OHAS. 2. FLETCHER, New York Civ Hyannie, Mass, den L. Mai 1890.
"ertherH er Fletcher-Meinenh erzIdhsen Guckwunsch zu den zabrsiohap
sn4egen, welche Sic uber die Leute davongehagen, die SIGH NIT Nachahmen md
Naenmachenv on Castora abgeben, ud ich hofe, die Zdt kommt bald. wo dies
" g INT getahrlchen Mixturen ganzich verbannt san werden
oe naDen Recent, wenn Sic in Inen Annoncen sagen, d@s "Erfahrung geeen
n Tnpen nnn sInt len hattie es fir cine Schmaoh ud einen Betrug an den
EEuern kelner Kinder, dass mMn Name in Verbindung nit Naobahmunoan un
Castona genannt wid, weche die Gesundhet ud das Leben diesr K1ainon
geqIannfoen, lie nr' 81 oft den Kampf um ihr Dasein vergebIch kxmpSen.
an efken4e nocnnas die hohe Volkommenheit al, welche Sic in der Zuberei-
lung melner Verordnung aufecht erhaten, umd ih bin fstu beruuet dass "a Adic
hhl lire peinhche Ehrichkeit ist wecher Casoria zr Zrt semen massenbaasn
erorauch Iu danken hat md die fortwahrende Zunahme d@selben yon der ZGt
I'LL ia nn Sic Vor Werunddrelsig Jahen in meinem Laboratorium NIT den Gin
Nehelten cine Anfertgmg bekannt gemacht habe.
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Dem pamsertooe uabs.

9. ;, 2eef pOn Concord, ap,, i6reibt,
baB er in GOlse elmer eHt5anbeten Dbers
lippe 20 Sabre lang bic i6redli9iten
S6mersen erbulbete unb faum eiien
tonnte. Budlen's Nrntca Salbe fat lin
turisrt, 8u boben bel S 9alteper &
Sobn, Geo. s. s. S6mibt. Gig, unb
Gbolf 9reiB. Sur rs Cts.
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XHr= mnb Tenfter screenS

ge0lt uno sefirniBt. 8erielbe 8reis
wie eebeist uno gemalt.
60. StebeS & Sons,
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Tetrett Gad BON Mossattos

uno Jlieeen. Wir baben nittrofen.
oes Drabtgeheht. ae1lte 9ir- unb
SenfteraS Screens. @eraoe mas Sbr
9ebrauht. %. Stebes & Sons,
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Nidt rOfteuoes 9rabtsG the3t,
aeolte Senfters unb Sir /. Screens.
8mei Wa9enlaounaet, ernpfanQe,l.
Gb. Stepes & Sum.
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Wtdt roftenbe Stir

uno Tenfter Screens. aefirniBt unb
aeDlt. : SteDeS & CONS.
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Das Eransportatipns- Geniite bee
@briftian Gnoeanprera" bat baD
Sriseu > Ssitem als bic Dffiaieae
Rnute BON fort Wnrth aadb ct.
Souls our R%onnention in Baltimore
ermdblt. Mbfabrt BON Turt Wurt6
an, 3. Suit 1880 mpraers. Mntunft
in Baltimore am 5. Sult 3.55 RaGs
mittage. vile E~eilnebnier tsDoers
fih meoeri Der Ginselbeiteri tuenben
an Snbn 81. Msepes,
Wanager Transportation.
Bpr Is. Tprt Wurfh. Terms.
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~ g@eHermsper's Varf-@ute
&hde. Stets frifdes Bier an 8apf.
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- Salt, cement, s5ano, Bad
fteine, feuerfefte Steine unh Hbua.
Ebeer uro W8pbaltpapier, 9atbpappes
Cheer uno Mspbalt. Del, Eerpentin.
Sarben. 9las &c. &c. ftet8 Durr6ttto
bel s.. g. 4telmaHa, 306 Ofts
Gommerces StraBe. 0ieoriee Bretfe,
quite Waare lprie quite unh reeIIe
Beoienung werbens garantirt. -
Tefenbpn Ain
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Sbola' Saloon bietet elnen
angenehmen Infentbalf,
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Dor Is. Fort Worth. Eeras.

Saglide yourtifeu S9latRaeea
nah Californian, ebenip mad Ct.
Souls .pia Teraa & 8acific . Balm
obne @ebiel. S6reibt an iroepb
einen 3idet : Mgenter tpeger bieles
neuen 9ienites ober an 6. B. TUG
ner. Generals 8aiiasier.G aent. DALE
(as, Teras.
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Gents 5apuna eiaaruer,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
STILL TRYING TO SAVE HER.
Mrs. Rogers Attorneys File Writ OF
Habeas Corpus.

Effort to save Mary Bogers from tomor-
rows hanging has not ceased. Monday,
writ OF habeas corpus was secured by +.
B. Flynn 81 Springfield, signed by Judge
II. II. Wheeler Of the U. S. district court,
commanding that the woman be produced
at hearing TO be held yesterday after
noon at Windsor TO determine why the
woman should not be forthwith released
from custody.
The points raised are technical, to wit,
that the Vermont supreme court, after re-
fusing the petition for new trial, did not
resentence her; that she is held in eonfine-
ment by warrant OF Gov. Bell, not by rea-
son of the sentence of a court of eompe-
tent jurisdiction, inasmuch as she was
sentenced by county court, the supreme
court not being established in Bennington
county as the constitution requires.
The hearing was transferred to Brattle-
boro on account of the inability of Attor-
ney-Jeneral Fits to reach Windsor in
time. Its result is not known at hour of
going to press. The plan is, in case the
writ is denied by Judge Wheeler, TO take
an appeal, II he will permit it, which Mrs
Rogers attorneys believe will, under the
federal statutes, act as a stay of execution
until the question is finally determined by
the federal supreme court.
Mrs. Rogers mother called on her and
took final leave of her in prison Monday.
The meeting was very affecting.
The black cap and dress for the eXecu-
tion were tried on Mrs. Rogers Tuesday.
She preserves general calmness, but the
strain is wearing her nerve.
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RoYALToN.

/ o. ]. Morse was IN Woodstock last week
i Mrs. Jennings OF West Hartford has
been a recent guest OF her sister, Mrs. joe
Phelps.
Miss Ruby Green went to Sharon satur-
day, where she spent few days with her
sister, Mrs. Slack.
Royalton again has a Western Union
telegraph office, which will be greatly APP
preciated by the public.
Mrs. Simpson from Portland, Me-, ar
rived Monday to spend two weeks with
her sister, Mrs NJ. A. Daniels.
A. j. Taylor was called to Waterbury
Tuesday by the death of his daughter,
who was the mother of Isabel Hoyt.
Miss Rebecca Harvey, student in the
Woodstock High school, is with her
mother, Mrs. Clara Harvey, for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nazro and Miss
Nazro from Roxbury, Mass, are spending
the week with their cousin, Mrs. Burditt,
at the Cascadnac House.
Miss Mary Whitney arrived Thursday,
having stopped over a day in Brattleboro
on her way home from the Girls semi-
nary at East Northfield, Mass.
Roy smalley of Brooklyn, n. Y, was
in the village Tuesday and Wednesday
Smslley. He went from here to Barre.
Mrs Josie Whitney went Saturday to
Cambridge, Mass, to spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. James Buck. IL is
hoped that she may be benefited by the
change.
Mrs. w. r. Clark and her mother, Mrs.
Julia Treat, of New Haven, Conn.,, came
last night to make their usual summer
soiourn at the l.. p. Thayer house on
Highland avenue.
Israel Mccullough is undoub tedly the
oldest citizen OF Royalton, having cele-
brated his Dinety- seventh birthday June
10. He is quite feeble in health, but mon
tally he is bright and active.
The following officers have been selected
to serve the c. Z. society for six months
President, Mrs. Culver; vice. president,
Miss Buck; secretary, Miss Whitney;
treasurer, Mrs. Laird; corresponding sec
retary, Miss Lyman.
Mrs. Sinclair of Somerville, n. j., has
come to occupy the house which she
bought last year OF A. j. Taylor for sum-
mer home. She has with her her son, her
mother. Mrs. Van Buren,, and a friend,
Miss Grace Brokaw.
c. f. Noyes is here from Franklin,
shipping his household goods to West
ford, where he is to engage in a general
mercantile business, having bougnt
store and dwelling house in that place
and storehouse in Essex.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 5. Maxham of Straw
berry Point, Ia, and Mrs. Carrie Atwood
and Miss Edna Atwood Of Woodstock
spent Wednesday of last week with Mrs.
p. 5. Magennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxham
were on the way home from Clement, Fla,
where they have a winter hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gladding have
with them Mrs. Gladding's nephew and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cleveland
OF Somerville, Mass. Mr.. Cleveland, who
is a noted architect, is the designer Of the
$4,000 chapel and gate at Montpelier
cemetery and OF the prize fence about the
Harvard college grounds. He is also one
OF the architects Of the new building at
West Point, costing sS,0O0,0O0 and has
been sent abroad twice to study by hls
firm of Cram, Goodhue q Ferguson OF
Boston.
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