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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
THE TR1BUNE'S BIRTHDAY.
ALWAYS ABLE,

From The WatertoTn N. Y1 Times
One thing may be said OF The Tribune, that IN
al its siytvfve wears t has never been sensational
and never unclean. II has always been aoIS, nsS
always Channpioned the cause OF right, has always
been educational uplifting and cleanly eateIItln-
ing It never was more prosperous than TO-DAY
and has al the vlgor OF youth
AN ENVIABLE RECORD
From The Albany Journal
The Tribune has an enviable record FOR ad-
herence 10 the methods OF clean journalism 10
has steadfastly upheld the principles or IAe re
publican party, and it mas Spered with al Otls1
enterprises throughout the years during Which Re
publican policies have been in effect For more
than thirty wears until very recently, The Tribune
was edited by White law Reid. who has now re-
signed his position 60 take the place Ol CAl-y4
States Ambassador % the Court of St- James ;
That n has been found necessary aEaln 60 enl'Ise
perhaps the best evidence OF its hourishing eodl-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day OF
the Potsdam are.
Mr. and Ms r Z. Blount. Mrs. n T. BisnoR-, -,
L Ghamcerin. MIs- MAJ ~. -
NJ. and Mrs Ernest IL ~ tii "l-7
Flnnan. AAlOl1-1-
On the Carpathia. which sailed yesterday "e'e'
Mr. and Mrs. Allen. 1i-- an Mrs Harry Ee7
Mrs. F. NJ Burdick. iGeo-ge . Gelsh9h ..-..n
and Mrs Charles Z Emilio 1t CI@lS, 's-.--s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

As il was testified during the hearing on the
continuance OF the injunction restraining Mayor
Mcclellan from removing the signs in the sub
way that the advertising privileges are worth
S5JOOOO annually. the zeal Of the InterborOugh
Rapid Transit Company for a continuance OF
the Injunction is readily understood.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Concerning the plan Of treating consumption
which is reported from the vicinity Of Water
town. n. Y. at least one good thing can be said
It's author has the modesty to declare that he is
not yet prepared to call it an assured success.
A man who talks in that cautious fashion is en-
titled to some confidence The general idea
underlying DR.. Gosss method, however, is not
new. Several other persons have undertaken TO
enhance the influence Of a germicidal agent by
electric means, and after a few months or
year they have ceased to attract attention. Until
it has been shown that DR.. Goss has improved
upon the work previously done, it viii be wise
to draw no conclusions. Just now it is hard to
find q more satisfactory mode OK dealing with
tuberculosis than to give a patient plenty OF
fresh air and nutritious food. 1t is Well to re-
member, moreover that great many recoveries
from this disease have been effected spontane-
Ously.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
u. A. coNANr APPOINTED CONSUL.

Washington. April 1s.-H. A. Conant. OF Michigan,
has been appointed consul at Windsor, Ontario
He is a personal friend OF President Roosevelt.
who stopped at his home on one of his Michigan
visits. Mr.. COnant strongly ind0rsed by prom
inent persons in his own State.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
People and |ocfGl Incidents.

thence to Berne has sueoumbed there to an assash
Of apOpexy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Ambassador Meyer is trying to induce the
Russian government to waive the cOuntervailing
duties it has imposed on certain American inn
ports in retaliation for our imposition OF a coun-
tervaiing sugar tax. 1t is TO be hoped that his
representations will be needed in St. Petersburg
For the Russian Determinations have greatly
exceeded in scope and severity the effect of our
additional but in no sense hostile sugar tax.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
THE AUTO AND THE IDIOT.

The Auto and the Idiot
Came noting on the scene;
The air was full of violets
And that was odd, because. you see.
Their fuel was gasoene.
go eIorylr cried the Idiot
Were forging right ahead
II / had wheels upon my feet
The Auto moaned. 1T is a shame
Your wheels are in your head,
The Auto and the Idiot
Ran bang into a fence
ITO steering" said the Idiot,
I'm giving thought intense
And that was odd, because. you know
He hadn't any sense.
They journeyed fast and far.
Until they sped gentleman
'f'n it'iii hit him hard. ir 18Th the Auto cried
And minimize the jar.
Across the quiet gentleman
Right merrily they sped.
Pedestrians should look alive
The busy Auto said
And this remark was odd. because.
The gentleman was dead.-(Puck.
Experiments with a dietary OF fruits and nuts AZ
the University OF California have shown that both
furnish the body with energy, and the nuts yield
some building material also. The cost OF a diet
exclusively Of fruits and nuts varied from 1S ia 45
cents day for each person. which will compare
favOrably with the cost OF ordinary mixed diet
One student gradually changed from d mixed diet
TO fruits and nuts without apparent loss of
strength health. He was able for eight days OF
and for a part OF the time he also performed heavy
physical labor. The articles are quite thoroughly
digested ''and have much higher nutritive value
than is popularity attributed TO thom.' The whole
someness Of long continued diet Of fruits was
not tested
WORSE THAN SPLIT INFINITIVES
that may end sentence with proposition
state rule there is no doubt OF
To let a proposition end
sentence is. my little friend.
A habit YOU must grow up out Of
II Is the most distressing bunder
near 10. II would shock
The dullest, unlettered stock
Australia send up from under.
such errors you should make Il scon of
When on the sOdden. dFenchcd graSsplat
Inform nurse with IA smile that that
You really can't come IN from Off or
This little lesson to be through with;
When to the country you bid.
INQUIRE not whom, once l did,
-(The London Chronicle.
ITO encyclopedia" meaning 10 give encyclO-
n,edI- information Is a recent Australian addition
10 the English language II has every promise Of
being a very useful word.
Natural Anxiety. -Dobbn-Iou didn't go 20 the
horse show. did YOU - ,
polIy-No / wasn't swell enough 10 be entered
'or obrobBinI wonder what the style in horse bonnets
"a going TO be this summeT'-IsoneFVius Journal.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

With the good humOred and philosophical
Secretary Taft sitting the lid." even Castro
finds it difficult to go on with his display OF
heroics
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Commissioner McAdoo wishes it understood
that ne needs neither undeTstudy nor a fur
Tough in his speciality of holding down the Id"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

other in six or eight seabOard States and also
Uenet - tb,, Great Lakes and the Ohio River.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

ing. rest their under sides upon The noor and;
mounted on an auto carriage. are moved back anu
forth al the operators will and, impeted by eiec
tric power conveyed by cable, they grind the unty
C IMPOSITION To perfect SulOothneSs- II does TUG
work OF half a dozen men
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
GTYES 80 FELLOWSHIPS.
Columbia Avards Them to Men
from All Parts of Country.

More than thirty fellowshps were awarded at ths
meeting of the Columbia University council yes
terday afternoon. The list includes from near
Iy every part of the United States The felowships
supported by the university were awarded as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

James Henry Smith will entertain 80 la'se nOu.s
party for the Easter holidays
Tuxedo He sails FOR Europe on Nay -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

william Harvey Tew's marriage TO MISS Eleanor
Scott. daughter OF Justice ana MS.
eod 1,,l, he followed by reception at Justice and
Mrs Scott's house In 0th-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Count Iichtervelde who was formerly Minister
OF King Leopold at Washington and promoted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
CARLO On
GAMBLERS
Pawnbroker Says That
Tinhorns Are
Leaving.

Business is rushing said Uncle
Carlo to an Advertiser man who drop
ped into his store, to speak to him
about a watch. last evening.
I'm up to my neck in jewelry of ali
sorts. You see the gamblers are leav-
ing town and are bringing me their
vaIuabIes in order to purchase steam
er transportation.
Seven or eight of them have come
to see me this week and have left with
me their watches, chains, studs, rings,
etc. They say that there's nothing else
left for them here and that it's a case
of get out or go to work.
Some of the gold stuff is their own
but a lot of it was taken by them as
collateral in the big crap and poker
game that used to run here"
What are you going TO do with the
junk?" queried the newspaperman.
Give it away for Christmas pres
ents," replied Carlo, that is, 7 shall
sell it so cheap that it will be the same
as giving it away
I've got a kick coming" said Carlo,
Just little kick. It's about the COM
pany playing at the Orpheum. They're
making so much money that the &C
tresses don't come to me to pawn their
jewels. Of course I like to see peo-
pie do well but you know-business
is business. Good night, here's a rush
order-man wants fifteen dollars on a
three dollar watch
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17

CONTINUED from Page ID

lCOnC1nuoQ from rage LII
of Benson, Smith & Co, or the editor
of the advertiser.
The chair informed the gentleman
that neither of those gentlemen were
referred to. It was a lawyer this
time-W. O. Smith of Smith & Lewis.
In the discussion Chairman Smith
said that w. w. Harris, B. F. Dilling
ham, L. Tenney Peck, E. D. Tenney
and Mr.. Wood would be first-rate to
pick as possible candidates. 1t was
thought that Eric Knudsen of Kauai
would be the choice of the Garden Is
landers.
BRITISH VICE CONSUL SPEAKS.
Before the meeting was opened F. NJ.
Swanzy suddenly spoke up and said
that he was as good an American as
rs per cent of the people here. He said
he took as much interest in the COM
munity's welfare as any one, but new
ertheless he was with the crowd and
was spreading his eagle now" Mr..
Swanzy entered into the spirit of the
occasion and believed that the organi-
cations had the right horn of the prop
oSition now.
SUBCOMMITTEE PLANS.
The subcommittee met at 1:30 D. m.
and decided to make a recommendation
that a committee of three or more be
appointed from Oahu. The secretary.
w. W. Harris. was instructed to COM
municate with the other islands rec
Ommending to them that the selection
of one or more delegations to either
accompany the committee sent from
the Island of Oahu to Washington, or
70 a
The committee, on hearing from
these inquiries, will report to a joint
meeting of the entire membership of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Merchants Association.
The secretary is to communicate
with the Board of Trade, at Hi1o: the
Improvement Society at Waikiki,
among others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
FAREWELL OF
ABBEY SINGERS

There is something like a furore in
minister Abbey Glee Singers. It is rare
ly, indeed, that any company visits US
who so completely satisfies all varieties
of musical taste, and this fact is
spreading SO rapidly that every concert
sees the Opera House more and more full
of enthusiastic listeners. The pro-
grams are admirable compilations and
the concerts possess the peculiar happy
combination of features that render
them agreea bly, removed from the ordi-
nary, yet they are popular and at the
same time of high artistic standard.
Such performances are, moreover, to
no small degree instructive in a class
of music, opportunities of hearing which
here are not very frequent.
The salient feature of Mr.. Edward
Branscombe's party is the introduction
of unaccompanied vocalization in the
form of a charming admixture of old
songs. madrigals, glees, and catches, -
with examples of the more melodious
of the modern school of solo ballads.
It is matter of no small Importance
that the members of the party are alb
proficient in all they essay
The only thing one can do is to en-
phatical1y advise everyone TO go and
hear for themselves, and this is ap-
parently just what is being done.
The company proceed by the Ven
tura for San Francisco on Tuesday, but
are giving two farewell perform
ances on Monday matinee at 2:30 p.
m. and on the same evening at SIS p.
m. These will be absolutely the last
chances of hearing this talented mu-
steal combination.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
PARTICULAR Pointing.

Calling cards on Cranes stock. Wed
ding outfits, business cards-1000 for 81
rubber stamp name and linen mark
ing sets. Mercantile General Printing
Co. Merchant. corner Alakea The
Hurry Up People.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
On Monday, Dec. ID. 1905,
AT u O'CLOCK NOON,

7 will sell the Lot and Improvements
consisting Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
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Your little dog" remarked subbubs,
looks very odd. What did you have
his tail cut off for?" I'VE simply had
to do it, replied Gilman; "he wagged
it so much and we live in a fat, you
know. "-Philadelphia Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-17
Saturday, January 20, 1905.
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

Victoria street. Lot and Improvements.
Size of lot, 100x290 to Young street.
This property is situated in the GEN.
ter of good improvements, and upon
the main boulevard of Honolulu. The
lot has two frontages. Improvements
consist of large cottage, etc, being the
same property formerly occupied by
the late J. w. Wilder, deceased.
This will afford the opportunity for
purchase of a home, or investment
below its market value.
NOTE:-Further particulars and
maps can be had upon application to
WILL E. FISHER.
AUCTIONEER
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20

The LATEST man in Kansas was sit
ting under tree putting his corncob.
why don't you start cutting down
your corn?' Intercepted the stranger
ON the slate-colored mule.
TOO much trouble, pard," drawled
the lazy man. I'm waiting for q
storm to come and blow it down"
well, why don't you chop up some
woodY
whats the use? Got a horseshoe
stuck in the woodpiie so the lightning
will strike it and make hndling wood
out of it all in a second"
Then why don't you prepare din
ner?'
TOO tired. Wait till cyclone
comes along and blows all the feathers
off the chickens, so l won't have to
bother picking them"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20
TORCH FOR WEAPON
PEASANTS SPREAD FIRE IN
BALTIC PROVINCES.
City OF Riga Threatened-Raiiw
Communication Cut Off-Peasants
Put to Death All Who Attempt to
Resist Them.

The governments advices received at
st. Petersburg Thursday from the Bal
tic provinces, forwarded part of the way
from Riga by courier, are Of the most
alarming character. Bands Of thousands
of Lettis are roaming the country in the
vicinity of Riga putting the torch to the
houses on al! streets, and even threaten
ing the town OF Riga, itself. The districts
of Riga and Vendon are entirely in the
hands of the insurgents. The revolt is
spreading to all parts OF Courland All
railway communication with Riga is cut.
The insurgents have seized number
OF stations on the three railroads lead
ing from that city and are advancing
against others.
According to this information all sail
ors from the commercial steamers in the
harbor of Riga have joined the strike.
The government claims that the troops
there are loyal, though inadequate. The
situation is also bad at Mitau, where on
Dec. IL the troops fired on the rioters.
The government is sending several col
umns of troops to the Baltic provinces Of
Esthonia and Courland and to Riga. In
response to appeals from the German
embassy demanding the protection OF
German subjects, the government has re-
piled that ample troops were on the way
TO ensure the protection of foreigners.
August Won Hennings, prominent
member of the Baltic nobility and assist
ant chief of his district, was atrociously
murdered at his residence near Riga by
a revolutionary band. Two Dragons,
who were detailed to guard the residence,
also were killed.
A servant who walked sixty miles 10
catch a train brought the details of the
horrible event TO St. Petersburg. Accord
ing to the servant the revolutionaries de-
manded that Won Hennings give up his
sword. On being told that being an Off
Ger he could not surrender with honor the
reyolutionaries shot him. Subsequently
his head was hacked off and his body cut
TO pieces and fed to dogs
According to reports from Tzarkoi Selo
the reactionary element, aided by
Gen. Count Alexis Igliff and NJ Stes-
chinsky, formed to effect the downfall Of
Count White and to create dictatorship,
has failed and his majesty is standing
firmly by the premier
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20
Tennessee Praise.

Dayton, Tenn, Dec. 11.-(Special)
Among many prominent residents to
praise Dodd's Kidney Pills is Mr.. N.
Il. Roberts of this place. He tells Of
what they have done for him, and his
words will go deep into the hearts Of
all who are suffering in the same way.
He says:
Il was a martyr to Kidney Trouble,
but Dodds Kidney Pills completely
cured me. l shall always keep them
on hand in case there should be any re-
turn Of the old trouble, but am thank
full to say they did their work so we'll
there has not been the slightest sign
of my old complaint coming back. The
pain in my back used to be terrible.
If | got down / had hard job to get
straight again. But my back is like
new one now and can stoop as much
as please. l don't believe there ever
was any medicine half so good as
Dodd's Kidney Pills"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN a CON-
DENSEp FORM
Barker Positively Identified-Wit-
ness Swears He is the Man VINO
Shot Lee Zook-Defense Unable TO
Shake the Testimony.

"There is the man, sitting right there.
Pointing his finger at W. w. Barker, OH
trial at Aberdeen for the murder of Lee
Zook on the 4th of last September, X. Is.
Ashley, one of the men who was in the
box car at the time Zook was murdered,
thus positively identified the prisoner
as tie man who fired the shot which killed
ZOok.
Attorney Taubman for the defense on
Friday morning concluded his cross-eX-
animation of Wiley Williams, looks boy
hood friend and companion, who was
travelling with him when he was killed
The attorney, one of the ablest in the
state, was unable to shake Williams tes-
timony. After Williams testimony was
concluded the state put on number of
witnesses from Hecla who saw Barker
after he jumped off the freight train after
the murder occurred. The physician in
the hospital at Cakes where Iook died at
noon on the day after the hOld-up was
also put on the stand to testify to the ma
ture of the wound which caused Iook' $
death. The conductor of the freight
train on which the murder occurred tes-
titled that Barker was on the train dur
ing the day of Sept. 4, the murder having
been committed that evening.
Ashley, who proved the star witness Of
the day, was then called He was posi-
tive in his Identification of Barker as the
man who shot Zook Although the only
light in the car was that from a match
struck by one of the victims Of the hold
up, Ashley was positive in his identified
ton of the prisoner as the murderer
Ben. NJ. Neale, an attorney of Spring
field, Mo-. arrived on Friday to assist
Taubman. Williams & Herreid in hand
ling the case of the defense. Neal is EN-
ployed by Barker's father, who is said to
be highly respectable and well to dc
citizen of that town
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20
WOMEN GAMBLERS OF YoRE.
Lord kenyon's Threat Proof Prac-
tice Was Common 100 Years Ago.

Lord kenyon's Threat Proof Prac-
tice Was Common 100 Years Ago.
However one may deplore the pres
cnt craze for gambling among women,
it can at least be urged in their favor
that they do not indulge their love OF
cards to anything like the same extent
as did their sex q century ago, when
Lord Kenyon made his famous scath-
ing comments from the bench and
threatened that any women convicted
before him of public gaming should
certainly exhibit themselves in the pill
lory, though they should be the first
ladies in the land"
Only a short time before his lord
ship made this severe threat three lead
high rank and moving in the most ex-
allied of social circleS-had each been
fined ESQ for making their houses CEN
tiers of gambling for high stakes, and
il was stated at the time that there
were hundreds of other great ladies
whose drawing-rooms were nothing
less than gambling infernoS. where
tens of thousands of pounds were lost
and won in a single night and the
floors of which, when dawn broke,
were strewn ankle deep with cards.
There is scarcely a house of any
Importance" wrote a chronicler of the
time, 1.-The hostess of which has not
her faro bank, and where the world
of fashion, including royal princes and
princesses. does not congregate daily
to play for the highest stakes. 1t is
notorious that many Of these ladies
add ten of thousands Of pounds yearly
to their pin money in this discredit-
able fashion"
Nor was this encouragement Of
gambling by women any innovation,
for a couple of generations earlier 1t
was common thing for ladies Of
rank to open gambling-houses for the
entertainment of their aristocratic
friends and the plenishing of their own
purses-and this they did in defiance
Of the law.-Tit-Bits.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20
TO URGE PARDON OF YOUNG
Gave Himself Up in Order to Save
innocent Brother.

Friends are about to move in the inter-
est of securing pardon for Elmer
Young, now serving three years SEN
tence in the Sioux Falls penitentiary Tor
horse stealing He was sent up from
Mitchell, and after serving part or more
of his time made quiet escape on a
New Years day, going to North Dakota,
and later learning the barber trade in
Minneapolis under the name of Brown
His home was near washington Springs,
and after his escape from Sioux Fails
the crimes of the surrounding country
were generally charged up to him, so he
was given credit for numbering George
Todd near Sioux Falls a year ago. he
was supposed to be at home, and detect
ives went to Jerauld County after him,
but not being there, his father and two
brothers were arrested for the crime One
of the boys, John, was put in Jail and
held for trial.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-20
BIG BROOKLYN FIRE.
Loss Is Placed at a Quarter of a
Million Dollars.

The four-story stone building at the cor
ner of Fulton Street and Bedford Ave
nue., Brooklyn, n. Y, owned by State
Senator Charles Cooper and occupied by
business firms, was destroyed by fire
shortly after o'clock Thursday morning
The grouid floor was occupied by the
Brooklyn Trust Company, the Hancock
Insurance Company, American Harness
Company, London Harness Company and
Weed Ice Cream Company. This floor
also contained $4,000 worth of oil paint
ings, the property of Senator Cooper,
which were a total loss.
The second floor was occupied by the
Cleghorn, Bryant & Stratton Business
College. The two upper floors were de-
voted 10 business offices. The adjoining
property was not seriously damaged. The
loss. it is believed, will amount to $3.50.
000, covered by insurance.