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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.DAUGHTER8 LILLIAN 1 |. N
.RUssELlWAhT|.s'I.. D. /.
Says Husband Is Extravagai1lltt,
Lazy and Brutal las to 81.
Support Him. \, VI
fI,u a s,nt,.airfl I I,roas. I

5 C1F1cAG 8, ' III fs f. i eS l.sThe runaway
marriage OF LILLIAN Russell daugiteis
IN a petition filed in court here to-day
Abbott Il. s3 B Einstein, the VII husband is
charged With being extra vagant. lazy and
BRUTAL. lie refuses I o work. and Il am
fplaint % & the pct itloner, TAI Ing t. get
money from his wife. IT Is said, Einstei,i
took 5000 worth OF her diamo nds a n Z
Weeks af ft marriage Nnstein Is alleged
To- have beaten his young vi severely.
He is alleged to have attacked her many
other i i'm es. &C, It Is & dcclared. ne
aputes about money. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Long Lost War Relic.

"-I (Speclnl 70 8Thn TiTes- DlspnlcEl
PETt.RSBrRG, VA, Feb, &c a,
possession silver badge IN The shape Of
IA shield. which WAS recently found on
tho battlefield OF June 10. 1854. It Ii well
preserved after its exposure Of nearly
David y. Meokcn, Company y, Sixth
OHIO Y, V. O. se5H
Mr.. Clarke advertised the badge In n
from the owner, at Newton Falls, Ohio,
asking that It be returned 10 him. Tho
badge viii be sent to him at oNcc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.KUROPATKIN REPORTS
BURNINGaOF SANDEPAS
(By Associate Press

(13y Assoc ated Press.) q
q 81, PlGlERSTuhG. Feb. 1.-General
Kuropatkin. telegraphing under date Of
January 30th, says Sandepas was that
day set on fire by the Russian artillery.
III q telegram, dated January 3lst, the
commander-in-chief reports O. contlnu-
anco OF successful bonlbardment OF
Sandepas. and says that Russian bal-
loonists had noticed that portion Of
tho Japanese garrison had been with
drawn during the day, III "A n. llsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
I. Crowds al,tIlBiiou1.I...,

CT he Sign OF the Four " as again pre-
scented lastsnight before mn audience that
filled the Bl1ouG play ouse.S Mr. Edwards
vantage, and the applause at times was
liberal. Tho revised version OF I he play
has eliminated much Of the comedy parts.
leaving a drama OF \ In tense Int erest and
a plot Nv hich stands out boldly This Is
done by the compa n Y under THO direction
OF Mr.. Ed rds.9 Tho play vii BIO seen
til Is afternoon aud again to-nigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
ILULL IN CAMPAIGN
POSITIONS UNCHANGED

(i3y Associated Press.
RUSSIAN IIEADQ UARTlRS. Juan
0NOu STAIN. FEB, Tho five days bait
tie on the Hun River has yielded no PAL,
tain.nE their former positions, though u
is true that at heavy cost the Russlnns
succeeded In driving the JnpasG;gc sout. ~
their advanced position and repcll!ng their
Thanking column. The Russian cavalry
proved extremely effective. There IS
again a lull IN tho campaign, and II 's
possible that military operations Will be
suspended until the end Of February In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.C0NvlCTs Sci zE ENGINE G |:
AND MAKE DARING r I ESCAPE \ Y !:
8(By Assoc lated Press,)

~ HUNTSVILLE, ALA, February ".
Two SconyIcts made o. daring escape IRON
tho penltcntiary5 here to- day, Z hey OYER
powered toI ere tho engineer and fireman q 2
locomotive sinSthe penltentiary. yarasa ana
steamed from tho grounds nnneF tivs 2.
f fi miles. when they a abandoned ~ s:and
took 10 Tie woods. Ono Of tn. prlsonera
was SO rying n lfo sentence, under rg .
Of murdeYing Ills ia ther, & ~ n Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.OYAMA PRAISES \
MIKADO AND. ARMY

li III1ll5lEIlI (3y AssocInt cd Press) "a
Il TOXIC. Feb l.-Admlr4l Togo As Will
return to his flagship February 9th, The
immediate naval plans are not disclosed
Tho Emperor has Issued q rescrlpt TO
Field Marshal Oyama's army. thanking
the troops for defeating a superior RUS
Sian force In the recent battle. Oyamu
responding, says the mon fought desper.
atcly day and night In intensely cold
weather, ti 55t y.tsy5!3 4 Ay y ts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Great Gift to Seminary

Z (ny AssoclaloA PFtss,
8nfst I gift ozone million. one hundred
Thousand dollars to II Union 'rheological
Seminary Il was made Tonight by Gilr.
Charles Cuthbert Hall, presiden pf the
faculty, who declines to reveal nc name
= included III the gift are thirty,slx city
lots between QUE Hundred.an1,T Twentieth
Street md pne-lIund Land -IyYen ty-sec-
ond Streets, just OF Riverside DIN \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
iT| n H'S.NVEs
meet AND .sHAK.EHANOS

s:s5f55 (Ey Associated Press
8s5 CHICAGO 6. 3I FEB. Two indlct7
4 Johann Hoclli by z he grand Jury. Three
OF Ioch g q y opposed Ives were witnesses
before. the grand jury. hon ut the Grim
before 1 he grand jury the three women
met each other& for The ilrst me. &. They
shook hands iaI nm ~ congratulate s each
other over their escape from n och.
\ have been disco vered this year Tho to-
tai rs nav tWGnty -nlne. not counting two
SIM Brooklyn. The *: new wi yes ~ are Mrs.
prisoner In Gan Fran cisco four yenrs$ngo
and to have died suddenly; Mrs. II ulda
&Nagel Hoch, ST. Paul 3. Mrs 4. Henry 9 Bar
tel Hoch and NJ rs, rcd Doess n IIoch,
both OF Cnclnnn Il sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
. Nlex,tIEWIleek's Thriller.

Charles %. Blaneys sensational melo-
drama. T no Curse OF Drink. will be the
attraction At U the I3l jou AL next week.
been one OF tho most successful on the
Sroad this season. and Is said TO have been
Improved and remounte for Its sout hern
railroad men In he East, mud carries
heart interest and comedy. d. * iii5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
No Cattle From Southside,

5BegiG,ng with February lst. no cattle
ttan be brought into Richmond or 10 the
north side OF the James, from tho SOUTH
sid. OF the rlYef, decorating % The quar-
Ter. IL cattle are brought from the soliih
sldn Tor m!neilale slaughter the cars
and lsoats In which thnY ase brought have
10 DO cleaned ana dIsinfrGted. Persons
Mishin2 further Information may address
!. ~ Owen, ID Y -, eple IllIVn stock
..a.lI. EictlluDlil. s |.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
ATTEMPT TO MURDER
CHEF or POLICE
Official Shot and Wounded in
Right Shoulder,--Assail-
ant Captured.
tBy Associated l'ress,)

ODESSA, February l,--Chicf Of POLES
Galovinc vas shot close 60 the police
station III THIS city today aad was
wounded IN the right shoulder, Tho
wound ls not dangerous. @
Chief GaloNipe was In II carriage, when
m unknown man who Was attlled us a
workman. attempted 10 ilsSassnate him.
THE would-be murderer fled but was
captured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
YOU ! J ] | | ] ! s J
ssad ny offer---a fOlt doilAr's VERT, y y
ny Hemsdy tree 70 ry-.witholit iasl-S
3 l,psit, o. rlsk, Of protrls ~ pay.

'issstessu tabiiity-.aii are B ths outward
HERS Is. q w,, 1aHs ne sryS s
.itg.-rot with the nerves which enable yHu 70
g .nik th!nk s,, ses NV te
thtso nrc the ncrves tint 'yenrs out and
Wprry breaks down a Us Si s, @ nh
81 i have not room here 10 explelt how these
soash is haar liver How
nd IssA ow SS9Du. 81.
snyss s'a. s ss sthsT HSx
Within :s's NJ
ireSehsd ana strensihensd and yi,AiIAed and
iads el y fe kuex pe
whore as DR. shoop' htyo ln .o
explain hoy ~, rtS'|sy XII, ri
for,ns OF nervousness inward and outward
Including frstftlness, sleetiesis-.
ss sss iAH'S ssssi ,sf'
YOU writ x 55i 4 " ii s tg1 q,
II more than million homes ny remedy \,
a@ ,e|lea qp Tak. .ay yo ~
4 stran xer, chat every possible excuse Tor doubt
may DO removed Send 10 n,onsyrn ~ ~. ,no
pro,nsetH ~ no slsks ',y remsay vii
Send you at, order Oh your drueFst TOR - XVI
dollar sample. put tne ~, ~
:asard SS sr.s.t
tons Ha will ACCEPT my orIsr as ,,,o
III, th ssna , Esnfe ,i ao's Is ls
} 15xyp eYn ssSsp ss's
Forever Of III forms OF % ~. -
y, n,ss p Syre e ss tt9Ss "a Is
For fres order for BOOK on Ry'p =, 4
san.t odd esa IN DR. Book q on this Kidneys,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
{ Colonel Miles No Better,

Colonel George Mllesa coIaltsoFl yes
tterdny was not improved y !. I, !.
ltIho 4cmd is felt to be slowly Rpproa,cl1.
mn. ana many Of his nearest rela lives g
are already here, n VI Is @ I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
ssHet,ry,s Tor BsraaE,ilSrE,.l'ss,I',

Il some gloves arc i1,ad1e io q
5stvia: some 81 fo1' prot tlol n !;
some Tor. wa rrtltll.
Now here Is a special glove
.,l,at n covers al these three
points and whichever your Il We We.
iloointsto Periec tton .8S5 ss@s
81 OnlylS1.OO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
North Carolina.

Legislature likely ia change the ,,i ptS ri
Rge laws q oyernor h!coC .A, , ,iila IS
fssmsr b sssEe, sartesed
nreme Court TO meet j n g iiss az
carolina eNt.eGe t,o,l
dEsss an d sGi,fsSrs 9dsE sSns5aff
Il nrphaiei at Greensboro-C Case OF alleged
malicious prosecution being - =, u y
ditional carrier i1r iTe se, rsnall r. =
beswe eaw si tS q Salisbury Sun ana
srI 1sshaq} staly s sPe ssRslaa
Without Notwithstanding Road COMMITTEES
inspect roans around Chariottc ann /. LIZ s
pass resolution endorsing JamestoWll;;I,r,----T
The Governor sends message urElng LIDS
eral appropriations for The University. a{s
4 AZ General.
Train crashes into sleigh and kills seven
women and INJURIES SIX ~ i,,,l,I
s1lent; Gear said to have signed Russian
WHEY ouf q 1pollties aitoge in
terr hbate sa!esy
wants to be collector for Richmond ln.er,
nal revenue distrlct-Tensioni beltwgir "a
IT sprng If
faeks Morton ia pt agaih; senhe stll consider
sta1Gasod a. of
an 1Ssiss charges I'D s. AGAINST aim. rIenty
sE,oope hurt In Texas accident G rand
4 Johann Hoch, alleged blncbeard-- Cnldi-
\ nal Gibbons denies statements, made J. y
Committee on, Indian ARA rrs1ons .tillsa,
five hurt In dspIie' q 9ysy IL aod
Il to sPnris--SportIng news &of the day. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
6ls3 u n de rSvvea r z i ,ls !. s
Popular and big lots here CT
5one-half3 sofo1e-tl1lrd3 OIL
Tir1e6 to buy ior5next WIN 70 - :.

III health being assigned As the re s,ss..
4 Nj Durnovo former minister OF p ~ ~
Of 1t tho Interior. N. I3onigan, former gov.
ernor- general of III Moscow, seems ili OF.
likclv5to be Prince Sviatopolk lirs ,ty 3
successor, but no decision has nus Set l Deel'
& Prince sviatopolk- Mirsky's desire TO re-
tire had been known for weeks, but tne
manner In which8t WAS announces &, 4. .yU -
in IN, = generally accompanied by nm imperial
&rescrlpt, For this reason u the & tornl q
the Wanno,,ncerIsnt Is popularity a .cSp
Il n q n trepfi;uand. X x s] 49, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Merit VIII Toll.

greatly bepsfited by drinking Cittrburn Ll;fla
Water from Amelia Courthouse. pn. You need
no longer suffer any farm Of Dyspepsia, Incl
geal0n, Constipation Kidney or Bladder
troubles, Natwe prsparsd this great remedy,
Tn ihg&e fointnap ailments ana I'm efficacy ~
Attesicd by Governors Lawyers, Doctors,
Mirisisrd and prnple IN hytry WALK OF lfp.
iFh6llsaDda are drinking II daily and enIoY
nha alfpfes, pf nil hiessInga, health. Pr!rys
the f4Iiie,as the ordinary .waters that arc gold
In the city Fof hals by
TtiAW & GRANT.
100 ne Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
SUMMARY THE DAYS: NEWS n. y y J.
II2icht11ot1d,

81 VI lxlCflIIlOllui TX @
I ssyss fs ss sssa ealss
Ebana jnr ID increase
s met sssRlng gos "a s she snsns
stock by various rarsNosss ps s,aIaftioh s1oi men
y ,ysesa for ts Street iss l ~ p sn.
y yan', pSsso9 ~ isf s'fa ywsIag
msn sseht to jill In ele;,nsa9 ~ ssip na
i i,oSs co Sn H ,os
he hls a bIs TSat esr
siife }s sls eSS'Xy IS Eh
iva Esa.isr f Is liz ss s f' y
thery Manfhss'e ger sSa,l1
bobbi iS s and sturs eascs go oyelliS,op.
ioranon Eourtsio adjouil,, Y II n,s = , ,mSn.
Who wos hurt SUI con' '1s " ~ 800
Virginia. (,
# 5,,n,reseutat,ycs az England and tne
Arseiitit,e Republic exalltge y suplap a,e
oa ewort be SIgst tfiea far
se,r fng i n.eeai2acpiay Killed While l',.n.nF
near Blacks VA; SAVAGE ~. a ar,rl
Gisalssnrldsmai,poS In tinted states guar,
a iti Hospitn Hotel GheIlys tobh ne
Ehus narrow escape from {aeStl uttiU ~, & ~
e be knewnn ms bh,SS,isha i,i'aa isi
NTH !, = M ~ ~ Dor unions effectively
fIsSt 0eity market in NeWpoEt New1i
il found By S Nluri na ins le, , usSs
~ nm, nj Stanton: they turn itsaooNer 20 :,
clerk Of the Mofl9 oye, pGis nesro
", IN me Nnrfoit r police instructed
aarainst arrest OF sailors on leaye-- ~ e..
Meek cut S.bS t swe r,te I'M ee.ng
Saith + .ow makes address at the university
Of virginia Franklin postoil ON, e tna
3iirst place for the Republic can .eoIlesi'ees'
Sof7thc Second District 10 pass upon H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

81 lot OF 81 .25 and 100 kid and Pearl 1;'t,
suede Gloves, broken sizes, at 7oo, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

FOR y Tres order for Book on pyspspslaa..
II S,1it dollar bottis you Book 3 on the Heart
pntst' addross S Dr. Book e on aths Kldnsys,
shcop ~ box p 49, Beck for Women es. s3fSS'
Rsone WIS, state Dook Ior Sna,;n, \, =,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-14
REMARKS
ISLAND OF HAWAII.

Kaumana-Heavy rains at the enc
of last week were very beneficial to al
crops and raised the streams enough
| to enable us ito fume cane, but the
weather is now as dry as ever and more
| rain is needed; cutting came. H.
| Gamalielson.
Hilo-The showers of last week raj ed
the streams and freshened up the crops,
but we need more rain.-L. c. Lyman.
Papaikou-No rain since the second
and third, and streams are very low
everything looks as dry as before; no
doubt what little rain we got will do US
a lot of good; grinding cane; plowlng
and planting.-John I. Moir.
Pepeekeo-Weather back to dry days
and cold nights with occasional Ight
rains; crops show good effect of last
weeks rain.-James Webster.
! Honomu-The weather has turned off
dry this week, with cold northeasterly
winds and occasional light showers in
| the afternoons; growing cane shows the
| beneficial effect of last weeks rains;
harvesting cane; planting and blowing.
VIM. Pullar.
HakaIau-Good rains and warmer
weather; grinding and planting cane
Geo. Ross.
Laupahoehoe-Shower weather with
cool nights; plenty of water in the dis
trict-E. w. Barnard.
Oakala-Wind and rain from the east
during most of the week.-W. G. Wal
ker.
Paauhau-Good harvesting weather,
and young cane taking on a good
growth.-H. Glass
Doo of
the Sth, followed by fair; cane growing
rapidly.-Dr. C. Buffet.
Honokaa-Steady rain during early
part of week lover II inches On upper
lands) followed by cloudy weather and
low temperatures; young cane now
growing rapidly; fiuming resumed;
grinding steadily.-C. H. Bragg.
Niulii-Temperature low after rain,
and no marked improvement in appear
ance of cane during week; cloudy af-
ternoons ard clear nights; stripping and
reaping cane; clearing and blowing
1and.-Robt Hall.
Kohala-Fine weather for past week;
rain and higher temperature have
greatly benefited growing crops-W. o.
Taylor.
KohaIa Mission-Crops and pastures
showing general Improvement uIlCer the
rains and quiet weather of the past two
weeks; water sources filing up salts
factorily.-Dr B. D. Bond
Puakea Ranch-Warner weather dur
ing days, though nights somewhat cold;
pastures sand stock improving as a re-
suit of the recent rains.-A Mason.
Puuhue-Strong southerly winds daily
and increasing toward evening and
followed by very cold nights: pastures
improved since heavy rains, but wealth
er too unsettled for good of Stocks.
P. Woods.
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Kaanapali-Strong winds throughout
week, with unusually cold nights; cane
looking well, but pasturage in need of
more rain.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Waimanalo-Warm days and cool
nights; II inch of rain On 5th.-A. r.
vine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS showery; coffee
trees need more rain. and will soon be
in blossom; pruning coffee.-John Herd.
Ewa-Slightly cooler weather during
past week; good shower on 6th.-Geo.
F. Renton
Sisal Sisal slightly benefited by
light showers. during early part of
week; conditions otherwise unchanged.
s.. A. Deel
Waianae- Their slightly cooler
again, but crops making satisfactory
progress; squaIly westerly winds to-
ward end of week.-F. Meyer.
Waiawa-Pineapples in very good
condition for such dry weather; rain
needed.-W. r. Waters.
Wahiawa-Pineapples ripened very
rapidly during the past 10 days and
the winter crop is practically harvest
ed. with the exception of a few pines
which will be shipped during coming
week; weather dry, with warm days
and very cold nights; minimum temper
ature of 46 degrees on morning of 10th,
followed by a shower in the afternoon.
B. o. Clark.
Kahuku-A few light showers but
weather dry during greater part of the
week; very high west wind on 10th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-14

had slight damaging effect on young
cane; harvesting and milling Laie cane.
r.. T. Christophersen.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending March II, 1905,
Honolulu, H. T.. March IS, 1905.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

The beneficial expected from the general showers Wc
of month have not been entirely
realized the relatively dry and deced cool weather
which has prevailed practically all sections OF the group durls
the past week needed especially IN eeWard sections
in the central Islands OF the group On the 10Th
high westerly winds sections causing some singh
damage young cane
Although young somewhat benefited by the recent
rains it's present condition general be regarded as sat
in Hawaii and wlndWard Maui
ht are still in bad elsewhere especially IN the northern
Islands Pastures Maui have also suffered from the
m The nan4o and Young shoots rain. The show
ers have the coffee kona Hawai- but the trees
The condition OF sa has improved
somewhat during and growing good
condition.
Forest broken aresh in South Roma HAWAII
RY CORRESPONDENTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-14
The Japanese strictly enforce law which prohibits the
of tobacco by boys under years of age.

had slight damaging effect on young
cane: harvesting and milling Laie cane.
r.. 7. Christophersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Makaweli-very cold nights; strong
northwest gale On 10th.-F1awaiian SUI
gar co.
Eleele-Weather still very dry, with
warm days and cold nights; stropg
northeast wind on 10th, with light
shower of rain.-Mc Bryde Sugar Co.
Koloa-Cold and dry weather detri-
much needed for all crops and pastures.
p. McLane
Lihue-Dry weather continues; strong
southwesterly wind On 9th.-F Weber.
Kealia-Weather unchanged; driest
known for 80 years; streams and reger-
voirs very low; very high wind on 10th.
w. Jarvis.
Kilauea-Dry weather continues. and
the past week has been the coolest
of the winter, with very high westerly
winds.-L. B. Boreiko.
Hanalei-Weather dry; strong north
west winds on 10th, causing slight
damage to trees: pastures looking well
and rice making fine progress.-E G.
K. DeveriIl
ISLAND OF KAHOOLAWE.
-Southerly storm On 5th,
with half an inch of rain; weather of
week otherwise dry and cold; more rain
badly needed.-S. Kel1ipi
A. Nee. ASHLEY.
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-14
FACTS ABOUT SAN DOMINGO.

About the Domingo with
the United States The chiefly with the
European countriesEngland Germany Spaiand
smaller with Cuba Mexico
land supplies the largest of aside from those
drawn from the United States considerable element along the
coast being Engishpeang population English French and
Spanish the principal languages of Sano Domingo English and
French being especially spoken along the while in the
Spanish the principal vehicle The pop
uaton chiefly of mixed Spanish Indian and negoblood with
of African descent comparative few whites The
population of the republic estimated the present
of made in 1888.
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Forest fires broken afresh in South kona Hawaii
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

good prospect of more rain, which is
much needed.-Mrs. E. w. Hay.
Puuwaawaa-Rain during fore part
of week, which was much needed; warm
days and cold nights, with noftherly
winds.-Robt. Hind
Notwithstanding rain during night
of 3rd has freshened things up a bit;
we need more like it.-Rev. S. H. Davis.
Kealakekua-Th light rain of the
4th has been very beneficial, but more
is much needed.-Robert Wallace.
Pahala-Light showers during past
week have improved crop conditions
somewhat-H. D. Harrison
Olaa-Started harvesting On 9Th and
grinding On Sth; water falling slightly;
planting on mauka lands.-E. P. Nc
Cam.
ISLAND OF MAUI
Kipahulu-Light rains of 4th and 5th
We're without effect on dried out soil;
light southerly winds, and colder nights.
Andrew Gross. -
Nahiku-Crops looking better and
stock of all kinds improving; every
thing fresh and green since the late
rains.-C. o. Jacobs.
Huelo-Week favorable for stock and
the growth of vegetation; water in all
streams slightly below the normal and
falling off very quickly after the heavy
rains.-W. F. Pogue.
Haiku-Temperature continue low,
but calm weather and gentle rains have
had beneficial effects on vegetation; adj
vanced pineapples growing well, and
fruit blossoms for summer crop are de-
veloping without check; the cold is re-
tarding the ripening of the winter crop
and the growth of recently planted
shoots; sisal growing finely.-D. D.
Baldwin.
Paia-Showers on evening of 5th and
10th; variable winds; crops looking we'll
j. J. Jones.
Makawao = Weather quite cool this
week. with occasional showers; crops
growing well, and planting going On
steadily; pastures very short of feed
owing to ravages of army worms, and
stock suffering in consequence.-E. H.
Bailey.
Puunene-After the light rains at be-
ginning of week, the weather has be-
come dry again with cold nights;
pumps all started and now working
full time: harvesting proceeding rap
Idly. n. s. Williams.
Wailuku-Unsettled weather, with va
riable winds, hot days and cold nights;
vegetables scarce; orange trees in bios
som; rice growing very well.-Bro.
Frank
Kihei = Weather colder and dry
throughout this section, necessitating
resumption of pumping; strong south
westerly winds on 10th, with very
cloudy sky but no rain; steam blowing
and harvesting.-James Scott.
Olowalu-Weather warm and favor
able for growing crops; harvesting
cane.-George Glib.
Kamuela-Southerly wind continues:
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1905-03-18

Tax Receiver, a position which he for
merly held after the death of his brother,
the lamented James Shelley. tom"
Shelley is one of the best known young
Democrats in Louisville. He thoroughly
the duties of the Office by
reason of long experience. Those who
know him best are the most enthusiastic
for him. If nominated he will add
strength to the ticket in the opinion of
his friends. No man could better admin
lister the business of that important Office.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1905-03-18

which any young attorney might feel
proud. On the announcement that
Judge Gregory, the incumbent, would
not be candidate for reelection, Mr..
Wilson was urged to become candidate
to succeed him. His friends rallied to
his support and he now has a very
strong political following. During the
absence or illness of the regular Judge Of
the Police Court Mr.. Wilson has pre-
sided as Judge during during his absence,
and he has been terror to evil doors. If
nominated and elected to the exalted
Office of County Judge Mr.. Wilson will
execute the law with the same impartial
ity that has characterized the present in
combent.