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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

leonS ms nnOere 3olltlltter iuerOct
0ortDiu %gcionOt, I'M Oic GnorontGne
itreng Ourd5uiiibrcn," iogtc Der Sc
frctGr.
sd babe Dem @encrolor5t @p.
man acrutbcn, arobe WoIien &ob.
Gerpcntin IN Der 9tG6e bon SGliern
on3u5iinOen in 0enelt lid @elbiieber.
Edtientcn beiin0en. Ser HaudJ bon
brCnncnocm Scrpentin nllr0e iriibcr
ais 0a9 bette 0cSinicftionSmittel bel
Welbiic6Pr 3 Gpi0cmicn 6ctradtc,.
Gbdtlode III, 0ab Ger 10 cr5eiltcH aud
olle WoSQuitoS pcrtreibt. Mcml
mir Die MoSQltito9 bon 6cil Gdticn.
ten fern Ealtcn, 10 miro 0a0urd) Die
Nerbreltllng Der Seud)c %pCrbin0crt.
Go9 lit nur eine3 Der Diclen WiittcL
ore 5llr 9cfGmpiurg Scr FldAc an.
geipanot meroCn. Die Soften, lUcI6e
Der Vun0e9regiCrung 0urd) 0ieic
Torfcbrun0cu crlpndllcrL lDcrocn DIE
9iirqcr bon Ntem Orleans bcitrcitcu.
Scrncr Wcr6en Ole &crmi0iQunQcn
gum llntcrbuIt 0G5 Warinc @oipitul@
Scitcna Der @umOe3rcgierunQ, ionic
iiir ben 3o0luttcrOicnit qeniiQcnoe
Wiittcl liir ale ctWniacn Nl9lagu
Ijcicru. &clbitpcritGn0lid lit ole @c.
t0mpiuna elmer ocroriiQen Scimlu.
hung icbr foitlpiclig; mir 6obcu be
rcit2 ott o0cr ncllu }(erjte IN Neu
orleans mo c@ ioQen nod nlcbr
oortbin bcorOert mcr0cn. SD boile
mo claude, Dob mir Die SelAc icbr
bGl0 inter Golltrolc bQ6cn mCr0cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
9usclieite &e0erinS

Gic Negerin @euina Spler Don 'Drrllt
@eliebtcn Gboa. Eotterion Nun
Wiol geidJoiien mo nltr Die SSHl
Ourhl0hert. - 4atterion Dcrlehf\
Morp &aine einen 6uBtritt in
Den llntcrlcib. - PIN Der Central.
Npcnue e%ingeiangcn.
3r ser &loiie Scr GidbGlttcr 4e.
bort ole % Sabre oltc 9tc9erin Sc
pima lplcr bon 9tr. 1923, Gbeitnlt.
StroBe. &br 10 Sabre alter @elIeb.
ter CHARLES Eatterion iogte ibr &C.
tern Na1mittag nm > llbr aus ci.
ncm - fuIibrigcn HcOoIpcr iiIuf
&uQcln IN Ocn &0rpcr, mo MIR cine
&ugel 9ing ticier. ais Die Nallt, mo
liBt nod inn &orper 0c2 SrmteBim.
mer9, mo }ludr inter Dem lIntct
S6ulterblutt. &on 0en on0ercn bier
&ll9eln, Die nllr 0ie Salt ourd)0riW.
gen butterL buttcu 5luci ole 9tcAcria
oberb0lb 0Go rcd)tCn NuAe@, elmo 1T
Die binterc battle-ground mo cine IL
Den 3eigefinQcr Der Iintcn &ono &c.
troffen. Had)oem 0ic Ner5te i'm
, Sta0t' Nolpitdl" oiCic bier &uQell
oll@9e3oGen mo lie O%erbunOcu bot.
ten begob tic lid pie0er nod &ouie.
Gte ShieBcrei c|reignetc iid) I'M
}pciten Stodlperfc 0eS Nalllcg ltr.
l26, G6eItnltltroBe, moGin iid Ole
euler, mclfe 9tidt@ mcbr nit @ba@.
Fattcrlon 81 tblm b0ben nOQte. &c
ilil6tet bate. Yottcrion iolute unD
|icllerte obne @citcrca.
Gic crltcn Orei auQcln troien ole
Stirn mo Den Singer Oe9 Srollerl-
3inlmer@. 0oiiclbc orebte iid) Damn
NM nm 81 cntilie6cn unO ole beiOcn
lc8tcn <gelrL luelde ser Hepolpcr
entbielt, 0ronQcn inn &iidcn Gin. -
F0tterlol1 Hob Damn 5ltr Slntertbllr
binol9 lnO rnnntc 0urd NcccllitD-
NQcu. Sort bcgclnetc cr Ser % Sab
re alten NcAerin Wtorp Eainc, melhe
in 9tr. 126, GbcltnutitroBc, luobnt,
mo cine Srcun0in ieiler @eliebten
lit. @lotbcno, lie mollc icinc 6Ilht.
pcrbiiten, uerieBtc er ibr crit cinen
6oultihlaG ms @eiiht mo Damn
cincn Ocrben SlBtritt IN Sen Inter
lcib, Der le mie Elm @SlIrm lid friim,
men mod)te. MebrerC Noli5iitcn 0c9
mittleren GiitrittS bradten bei0c De
qcrinncn IN Der %Nmbulnn5 nud) ocnl
Sta0t.Nolpitnl mo Die Foine ldtint
lhlimmer Onran 81 lcin, ol@ ibre
IrcunOUr nit Den iiini &uQelmul0cn.
Ter S6ieBbolo mur0c - Winltten
ipGter bon Eoli5iiten 0cS GltIihen
GiltrittS an Der Gentrnl Nperuc ielt.
gcnommCn. Gr mltr0c ipdter pom
oltlld)en nnG Dem mittleren Sta
tionSbolle gcbrodlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
%Om ySarnaari" Content.

Huburn, N.sY, Z. gii9lllt,
&ll Ser leBten Sitnng Der Stoat"'
@roBIogc Der .Sorilgari" ipilroc oenl
Wrobicfrct1r Charles Souber BON
@rootIun melder Sinu 26. Wole mie'
Der crluGblt muroe, Elm @eldellt
iGmmtliher 2ogen in 8eltolt BON
$500 in @olb fiir feline treliell Slell'
tie iibcrrcidt. Nus Dem Gontelte nm
Ole gr0Bte 3nnobme al Wlt9llcocrll
0ilQ pon Nep 0orf nit 81 Fro5ent
3uurobmc mo poi, ben Sdluelterlo'
gen sic &ictoria.2 oge, grootlpll, mt
30 Nroicnt 3iinobnle nis Sle9erlil
hCruor. 9ei Dem 9onfett ont gbello
I'M rMaccobecs5 empel" blelten All
Der Manor Osborn bon Mliburii tol'
NcuOc bcrporragenoe ~Sarii9arl" an'
iprnhcn: 8llitop 2aos, Sprotille;
&utob Reinnnntb, grooflpn; Sobn
@G0brina Melu.g orf; 6. .. Sobeallr,
buffalo; Sofob Gonb, &elp- yorf.
Die Toraoc eiua bel berrlld)ltenl
@ctter Dor iidl nit mebr, ais wv
Monn in Heibe uno @lieo. gils oem
ErciS- Grersiercn ainscn folaenoc
aontbnreicn ais Sicaer berpor: /,
9olour aomtbnrei Gr. s, Hodelier;
=. @otputbz aomtbnret vi. y Sa'llo+
10; 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. albanp-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Nus Baltimore Gunntg.

George ". Seclnlpcr QeItorbcn. -
&on ser Mnmoiperre turirS. -
Die 8eihidjte zines airi1eurerl.
@r. George ". 6eeImper, iriiber
in Goton9piae miGiiig, ltarb an
SonnItoG I'M 9llter bon Ct ,Sobrcn III
lelner Mobmun9, Nr. 51t, Noro.
WonroeItroBc. gr ipielte iriibcr cine
9roBe' Mole in ser oemofrotiidcn No.
litit bon Baltimore . GoltntO mo
belt 5nblreide poIitiihc Nentcr; or
mar Sborbiltcr I'M @eiBen &alle M.
ter Glepelano'S Administration mo
5ulebt NblhGber i'm Wniiens@eridt.
Seine @ittluc uno icd)S &in0er, Geo.
W, @nrrp g., Nrtbur S, @cninmin
mo Glml0e 6. Seelntper uno 6ruu
s.. &. Steport, iiberlcben i'm. Die
Seer0i9lung miro belite I'M n@ou0ons
Forf . 6rieoboi" itottiinoeu.
Bon Scr Wnnoperrc fu.
rirt.
Sri. Grace Mrtbl bon ct. Seleno,
Die lid Dor einiGcn @od)cn einen ro-
itiacn Nogel in Den linfcn SUB itieB,
mo Die an ser Munoipcrre crfront.
ie, lit BON i5rcm Nr5t, Or. s. g.
Srlar, ais gcirmo crflGrt morocn.
Sic @ciG 6te cine8 Sir
6GnterneS.
Gin airibcnfern, oen 6rau Wil.
liom euler bon @ooolomn nilQcblid
Ieit ~ Sobren i'm DIR trrlg, luuroe
am Sonntog bon Or. u. Is. Snitb
ourd) cine Operation erfolgreid) emit
lernt, 81 glcider 3eit niirbc Nrol
euler bon ibrcn Sd)mer5cn bcireit,
Oie BON Belt 5u 3eit lid iiiblbnr mad.
ten mo faltm e%rtragbur lparel,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Gricoens:G onferen3.
%er,Osernns Der GroHunns naE
bermeiolid).

Die 6rieOena 9epolmdhtigteu mcr.
Den DeripGtet eintrciicu @lttc
IN Bottom. - Eototilom olll Der
6obrt nod PORTSMOUTH.
Fort2m T. N.eN, {. Nllg,
- Gle Nnfunit Der ruiiilhcn un0 ja'
pollI16en 6ric0en@0elcQutcn III nlht
Dor bcllte N6eno o0cr mOrgen rib
81 crluurten. GontrezN 0nlirul W}euo,
GOnmolloeur Der biClilcn Nauns
Ddr0, bat 0aS fir hclrtc Uorbcrcitctc
Frogranm iiir Ben ccrcmoniclen
GmplanG DER bei0en Sricocna Cont
mtlltonen bis olli Mciicrc5 Derld)o.
ben. 2ie 0egriibmq Der 9cuoIl'
mddtl9ten miro crit morQen .rr1o('
gen uno 6onit per5Ggert iih Die Gin
letting Der Observation-Disclosures
WV llll tllltll upIltll SUl.
SpGt Nben68 troi bier Ole Noh'
rid)t Gin, Dob Die bei0cn NeQicrmg5'
6ompier aWioDilomer" II, o0oIpOjn"
nit Den Observation-Disclosures am
8or0 olli Der GSobrt ourdl oid,tcn De
bel n~tigc6olten mitroen mo ben So'
len BON NclDport, RS, nnlicfcL no
Der rliiilhe 9epollm06tiatc Mittc
an Sono fam nm per N0bn Die Snbrt
nod) FortSmolltb iort5ulcBen.
@ittcmir0erIt6 cutc N6cu6
BON 30 tom mad FOrt5.
mouth obiobrcn.
30 it o II, I. Nuguit. - @itte, Der
leitcn0c observation-disclosures Der utli.
lhcn 6ricoenS Gommiiiion, pcrlIcB
ieine Mdllme in Dem oMotcl Corral.
ne" crit gc9en 8 llbr &ormittoao.-
Atod Dem Sriibltiid cntlhloB cr lid),
nit ieinem @cgleiter @ilcntin cine
9llltonobiliabrt 0urd) Oic Stu0t 81
mod)en, nm Die Sehen2milr0tQtcitel
bon Dontce- gltbcn 81 bclid)tiQen. vi.
lenfin crfldrtc, Der 0idtc Ncbcl I'M
Gong &5lonosSu no iei ShlIlO 0oron,
ooB Die Gabrt lid per5GNcrtc mo Die
Nntunit ser TrieoenS 3 Gonmillioncn
IN YortSmolt6 crit morQcn irilh era
fol0en mer0e. Ga MN cinmol oaS
Frogromm nm einen Gag pcrldober
lei, 10 mer0e Sr. @itte oic @clcGen.
belt beniiben INT biItoriihc ElrnftC
in Bolton mo Cambridge SIT bcill'
d)en. Sn9beionoere milnlhc er, Ole
&aruor6s llpinerlitot NM oa3 Gent
nal bon 0untcrsNiQ un0 momoglid
nild) ben StonOOrt MtnGnolia, no
Der ruilildc 0otldniter, Baron No.
len, leine Sommeririld)c bat, 81 lc
ben. Ndd 0en porlleGcn0en Elunt
miro 5utGhit Die Stoot bciifti0t, 10.
Damn an 9tohmittoQ Elm Ill9illtq
no6 Cambridge uno Woanolin I'M
ternommcn per0cn. Wtit Dem N6en0
GrpreB5ua mil Damn Sitte mad
Portsmouth, cine Guticrnun1 bon
MIR 6ipci Stlu0cl Sobrt, obrcilen,
Ger rufiiih de 8eionotc Y 0.
fotilolp oui ser Sobrt
no 6 Yort8moutb.
ct. YouL g.. gli0uit. - 0cl
riillilAe @eionote nod China. Fofo.
tilom, Der pom G5oreu sum Mitglie>
Der SrieocnS.Gommiiiion ernanni
lporoen lit, lit olli Scr Sabrt mad
FortSmoutb. N..S., bier 0ltrd)0c.
fpmmlen. Scin Sefret1r Nolhocit
luenSfp mo Elm binciiifer Iicncr
bealeitcteu i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Scm pitaiiatiid)cm 3rieas-
1dbanplate.
&oponer uerlolien 0o8 llicr ser
GoItrica .9ui.

81. Yeter2burQ, Z. 9ulQult.
- Cine Qepeide aus @oo5huouni,
Dem unllilhcn Soltptq1ortier in ser
Nfotoihltrei, iogt, OoB Ole S,oponcr,
melfe iiin9it in Der GoitrieS @oi Ian.
oeten, allf ibre 3rieg@ififie 5rrildges
tc6rt limo. NQc @ebGll0c am ltier Der
8lld)t limo nicocrgebromt mor0cn.
Snpancr con5cntrirCn
i6rc Strcitmod ) f.
Si0iapu05c, Monoiduirei Z.
Nlt0uIt. - Die Snpaner boben in ser
Wonoldurei, Dor ocn ruliiidcn 9lr-
mce'n, 100000 Wom %IESnianteric nit
1900 &anonen c%on5cntrirt. &n 6icie
Strcitmodyt limo nidt cin6eariiieu
Die Nrmee oeS Generals &oieQopo,
Der Die Sruppcn i'll Gprea beiebli0t,
mo ein Spc5iol . 0etohcment, oci
len Geltimmung nid)t befonnt lit.
NoS @eticr lit gut mo oic Stru.
Ben limo trodcn.
0eS G5oreu 9ilo ais
2 6 & III ittel.
Soroto + IuBlonO, I. 9(llq.
2OO0 WcnId)en lannneltcn iid
gcltern Dor einem @ebGlt0c, in 0cnt
iid mebrere NepolltionGrc bciunocn.
Die Wenlhcnmaiien 6rohtcl, Die Ne.
pollltionGre 81 lpnden, mo oieie
jei9ten Elm 8ilo oeS &oiier3, nm iid)
81 retten. Cine @btbeilung &oinden
e3fortirte Die HeoollltionGre unter
einem &ogcI bon Steincn lod) Dem
0abnboi.
0eut hlonb bait 5urii If.
Snnger, Z. Nuailt. Die
oclltid)c Hegicrling bat Ser NcQicrung
bon Warotfo finoaetban Dab tic Dor
Der internotionolen Gonlercn5 teincr.
lei Gon5eiiionen 81 crloltQcn miiniht.
Sron50ii6e ben Slottcn.
be II d in Gnglnno.
SberbourQ, Z. NuQult.- Gaa
iran50liihe Moro : @eldmaoer. baS
ans orei ShIodtitiiien critcr &lulie.
brei &anonclbooten, pier Sanger
freilSeru mo licbeu G%orpc0oboots
3erltDrcrn bclte6t, lit nnt Cones in
See gegonacrL >ilm an Den BORT be-
%ainnenoeu engliId)- lron6oiiid)en Set.
lid)feiten tbcil5nncbnlen.
9opcott Negen Imerifa
bel d. lnlen,
0ofobam q, Z. NllQult. - Die
Terlanumlung Der Gbineien, meldc,
mie gemeloet mar, Qcltern obgebulten
meroen iolltc, bcibloB, 0ie omerifo.
niiden YanticrS, Nbeocr uno Ser
iid)crungs . Neenten 81 %bopcotten,
perlhob ober I'M &inblid ouf onoerc
In9eleaenbeiten Die Nl3iiibrmg Die.
les @eibluiieS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
2(ms bemt bemti6cm Neibe.
ScmtidD Nmcrifaner

Geuti6lono'2 GerllIt, 2(merifa'5 @e.
mimi. - ShIi6tung Ser Nrbei'
ter @irren in ghlaiidt. - Der.
Jude nit llntcriecbooten in ser
oeutiden Morine. - Qoiiargc9
ieiert iein so. @iegenieIt. - Or.
@orharo'5 Selbltmoro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

Sn Mempbis, Gem. mlroe bel
Dem 3uiommenitoB cineS StroBen.
bobnuoaaons nit eincm @ua9p Die
ahtjGbrige Woggie Tuling gctootct,
mGbreno oie 15.iGbtige ellie 0nIing
einen 9einbridb crlitt mo Dem %otcr
Der beioen MGod)en Der Irm ab9e'
olletld,t iulroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
WIS Dem Gonntn NefG.

NH' WIN NVFFFFV VNTNITWTTh
BON Werrimnd, H.-&.. linO orei Gin
BREEDER, ). ,Si9eiuS. s. 9oquin un0
u. &dpniono, ettiprunoen, nod6em
lie orei Sitter aus Stabl ourdiG0t
batten.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17

ID. II. Anderson of Elgin, ILL.,. is
new arrival in the city.
AspenDemocrat: Mrs. S. Smiling.
who has been enjoying a short time
in the city among friends. left yes
terday morning on the Midland for
Grand Junction, where she now
makes her permanent home.
The stock of second nand goods in
one of the frame buildings on the
lots purchased by the Fair will be
moved tomorrow. All the other ten
ants have vacated. The work of re-
moving the building will begin the
first of the week
Don't forget the big joint ball, to
be given at the Auditorium on Fri
day evening, March II. by the Mt.
Garfield Lodge, B. of r. T.. and the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, Oregon Lodge
No. ISL. One of the biggest affairs
of the season.
Do not purchase half dead plants
at the stores when you can get palms,
ferns and all kinds of blooming
plants, vegetable plants, shade trees,
fruit trees, shrubs, vines and bulbs
that will live and give satisfaction
for less money at the Floral Park
Nursery Company's greenhouses, at
Twelfth street and Grand avenue.
Frank A. Lyons, who was called
to this city by the death of his broth
er. H. II. Lyons. left last night for
his home at Guthrie Center. la. Mr..
Lyons is closing out his business as
rapidly as possible. having decided
several months ago to remove to this
city and take charge of the business
Of Lyons & Son. He will probably
return to reside late in the spring.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17

The daughter of Mrs. Guerin, who
resides at 140 Main street, has been
seriously i'll for the past week.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet tonight in regular
session at the Office of the organiza-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. wendall p. Ella en-
tertained few friends at dinner this
evening at their home on East Main
street.
Mass, in commemoration of st.
Patrick's day. held at st. Joseph's
church this morning, was well at
tended.
This evening the Owl Whist Club
will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
orson Adams. at their home on East
Rood avenue.
Hundreds of people read the bull
letins posted by The Sentinel yester-
day afternoon regarding the move
ments of the legislature.
Joint ball. one of the biggest of
the year, Auditorium, Friday night.
March II. Given by b. of r. T. and
the Ladies' Auxiliary. Fine music
and complete arrangements.
Miss Carpenter. who has resided
with DR.. and Mrs. P. p. Collins, left
yesterday for Fruita to spend a few
days with her parents and will then
go to Los Angeles, Cal. to reside.
Every arrangement for brilliant
entertainment is being made by those
who will have charge of the Easter
ball, to be given by the Catholic
church on the evening of April %.
Tomorrow evening the clerks of
flee will be open between the hours
Of and 9 O'Clock to accommodate
those who are late in registering.
The Office will close promptly at 9
pm.
Clary 6 Allen, the popular Fourth
street BARRIERS. have just placed an
order for handsome set of new fix
lures for their tonsorial parlors.. The
fixtures win be of beautiful design
and fine material. They will be
placed along the fun length of the
north wall of the shop and there will
be accommodations for four chairs
With the new fixtures in, Clary & AL
len will have one of the best equipped
and most attractive barber shops in
the state.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17

Saturday evening band concerts
lwill soon be in season.
When you have a heavy piano or
heavy goods of any kind to be moved,
telephone to Barton & Platt They
have a wagon especially built for
such work.
one-third off for the week March
10 to % at the C. V. store. on en-
broideries, silks, linens. battenburg
braids and patterns. cushion tops
and cushions.
When you want to take a trip into
the country. call for horses and rigs
at Barton & Platt, the Fifth street
liverymen. They can always give
you good service,
Don't fail to attend the lecture at
the high school assembly room Fri
day evening, delivered by Richard
H. Sullivan of the weather bureau,
the last of the series.
The Star shoe repairing store.
Work done while you wait. Mems
half soles, 75c. Work guaranteed.
Give us call and you Will stay with
us. 312 Main street.
Weather forecast for Sc hours
ending 6p.m. Saturday: Western
Colorado-Snow tonight and prob
ably clearing Saturday; colder in
north portion tonight.
Jesse Bedwell. the well known
Denver & Rio Grande freight con-
ductor. has given up his position on
the road and will engage in busi-
ness in the city. The railroad com
pany desired to transfer Mr.. Bed
well to the Leadville district. and, as
his wife's health would be injured
by the high altitude there. Mr.. Bed
well could not make the change.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
.COLORADO'S
SHAME!

The name of Alva Adams is one to be spoken with
reverence henceforth in Colorado In addition to being
of the states most honored and useful citizens he
has twice served governor and in manner to re-
fleet highest credit to himself and the commonwealth.
That such splendid citizen and peerless official in the
the face OF proven majority of ten thousand should
be made the football of legislators lost to shame to
hand over their ConscienCes, their honor, and their f
ture good name in exchange for the dirty dollars of
porations the poor satisfaction of sacrificing personal
honesty for party profit is shame that will blacken
the good of the Republican party of Colorado for
many years to
ways animated him, has bowed to the will of dis1on=
est and perjured majority While it stands for the
stitutional authority yet is deceived to the
enormty of the crime it has committed.
The Republican majority has lent itself to the bidding of
certain corporations who require flexible instruments in the
Governors chair and in the high Justice and honorable
officials like Ava Adams obstruction to its designs.
The Sentinel has always been for officials such as AVa
Adams calls all good citizens regardless of party
take note of the crime that has deprived the fits law
fully elected Governor. also asks the Democratic party
conform itself to the high ideas of its peerless leader who
HAS JUST BEEN SACRIFICED ON THE ALTAR OF M0LOCH
AND SEEK TO PROPERLY FIT ITSELF TO THE FUTURE
THAT NATURALLY OPENS BEFORE 1T In COLORADOS FUTURE
HISTORY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-24
COMMITTEE TO
CONSIDER ALL
COUNTY BILLS
Both Houses of the Legislature Take
First Steps Looking to Much
TaIked-of Legislation.

The yesterday took the first definite step looking
county problem
providing
of consider the
whole Of legislation taking of all bills
way, report This
each House. representative Of all the islands
The did exactly the Ach resolution, that
of from each House. and
special should members This
the
the House the matter
providing practically kind of committee call
resolution The adopted the
President nbeg appointed the special
resolution. This also done the
should be reached within the next
two
A lot in yesterday discussing
Of eloquence for after all the
report Judiciary the Code Commission bill
adopted however looked to depart and again.
1t would not be the
t note
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
THE HOUSE.

The greater part of the time of the
House of Representatives yesterday
morning was spent in threzhing over
weil-threshed straw. 1t was a recru-
descence of the Davis case which oceu-
pied the members.
Rep Andrade. chairman of the Judi
ciary Committee, reported for his COM
mittee that no action was advised along
the line asked by George A. Davis in
I his recent letter to the House. The
committee found that the Code Com
mission had only done its duty and the
| appeal to strike from the Revised
Laws the reference to the disbarment
| proceedings was not therefore coun-
tenanced.
\ debate ensued on a motion by Rep.
CoeIho TO refer the report back to the
committee with instructions to hear
what Davis had to say.
The motion failed by a vote of "A to
y. ana the committees report was
adopted on a similar division
The report of the judiciary Commit
tee recommending the passage of the
Revised Laws was adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS RECOMMENDED
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements recommended
the reference of the $4,000 appropria-
tion for school buildings at Wafalua to
the Education Committee.
The $4,000 for repairs to the KaIfhf-
wal Kealakalole road was recommend
ed.
For embanBment of the Waimea riv-
er $11. 600 was recommended instead o.
the $4,000 asked
The relocating the KaawaHi ~n1d to
KauIa guIch $4,000 was recommended.
For opening new rot from Mahl-
kona to Kawaihae-kai So 09o WAS ask
ed. but the committee considered the
expense unnecessary and recommended
the resolution tabled
For roads and bridges in ITamakua
$50. 600 was rac1nlma III ii. but a secoLd
item of $50. 900 Was struck odt IS un-
necessary
4 letter from Secretary Catalan of
the Trades and labor council asking
for copies of all piIl~ introduced was
fled. the secretary being Instructed To |
with thc ;e"rs.t.
LIST OF EMPLOYEES.
Durirg the sitting f Iha House re-
-.,.ts giving fdl i-a~'i-.Iars "f m
ployes and salaries We're received from |
the following ,T7+ rats. Seurrtar-- A. |
kinson. Land - 1aI1.-.s'nner FRA. 81
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SMITHS PURCHASE.

Smith in his Dee complaint gives explanation
o
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THE CLAsHING DEEDS.

Three months Judge Humphreys already
mentioned Eusce ". H. Smith apiece of land
tanning 13 Valley the
deraion named in the dollar The land
ed upon under execution the kamao judgment and sold at
auction IN front of the police station January 1908 L. H. Dee
the purchaser $1,000 of property
y. NJ. Brown igh Sheriff Of the Territory
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BIG BATTLE
IN PROSPECT
St. Petersburg Expects to Hear
Soon of Stirring Events
on Fighting Line.

ASSOCIATED cABLEGRAss9
ST PETERSBURG Feb. 24-The absence of dispatches
Kuopan interpreted great
impending.
NORTH SEA COMPROMISE.
PARIS, Feb 24-It that the decision North
Sea will be announced Saturday It compromise
RUSSIANS PLEASED.
ST PETERSBURG Feb 24.-The
findings quiet
exutation
RUSSIAN WARsHIPs SEEN.
ADEN 24-Five warships sighted
Nogdshu.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
BERLIN, Germany, Feb 23.-The Emperor
cided the with the energy
The domestic situation reported within the
the