davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07
kronika MiGjscOWa.
Nasza policya.

Nowy szef policyi Collins ka-
zal aresztowac wiecej osob w je-
dnym miesiacu swego urzedowa-
MIA, niz poprzednik w dwoch lub
trzech; pomimo to ME MONA je-
szcze zauwazyc zmiany ma lepsze.
Postepowanie szefa podoba sic O.
bywatelom miasta, dlatego, re
widza jego dobre checi. Wytezyl
on wszystkie silly, ably zniesc zbro-
dnie, wsadzil "a kraty przeszlo
100 oddawna w miescie poszuki-
wanych opryszkow - jeszcze ME
pomoglo. Niedawno temu pre-
konano sic, re duzo policyantow
pelniacych sluzbe W nocy, patrzy
przez palce ma sprawki oprysz-
kow, jedynie dla tego, re ow zlo-
dziej lub drab zna osobiscie poll
cyanta, czesto mu ,zafunduje"
etc. Dopoki takie rzeczy panuia,
spokoju w miescie ME bedzie.
Szef policyi dowiedziai sic o tenn
wczoraj odtad zacznie wysela6
'nadpolicyantow, ktorzy sledzic
beda strozy pokoju publicznego.
Dunno Healy.
Mayor Dunno stanie w przy-
szlym tygodniu pred grand ju-
ry. Radca stanowy Healy chce
wiedziec dlaczego burmistrz ME
kazaf zamknac wszystkich sal
koncertowych, i z tego powodu
stawia urzednika miejskiego W
ME bardzo przyjemne polozenie.
Mayor moze sic zdola wykrecit
re zgubnej dla siebie sytuacyi
przez natychmiastowe zamknie-
Gle zlych szynkow sal koncer-
towych. Healy pamieta doskona-
lie przyrzeczenie burmistrza i je-
go szefa policyi to go poniekad
zmusza do sledztwa w tel spra-
vie. Burmistrz w tym wypadku
ME ponosi why = zachodzily
nieprzezwyciezone trudnosci:
strajk : szulerzy sprawa
tramwajowa. Healy ma wyobra-
zenie, re mayor osobiscie vie
kilku salach koncertowych, kt6-,
rych ME kazai jeszcze zamknac.
Szef Collins zabral sic zn6w
do piracy, ably oczyScic miasto
sal koncertowych. Krotko po
wydaniu rozkazow policya przy-
wiozla ma rome stacye 40 ludzi
- miedzy tymi 20 Chihczykow.
Wczoraj zamknieto cztery salo-
ny, W ktoryehsmlodziez oddaWa-
Ia sic. hulance5l a ktore lotwarte5
pozostaiv tyiko dlatepo. ze oszu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07
Komisarze pokojoWi ro1ezdzaja sic.
w SOBOTE BEDA U PREZYDENTA.
Cholera w Niemczech szerzy sic.
osTATNIA wIADOMosG o PODR0zNIKU PEAR1
Mlllonerom Newport NJ j. przeszkadza zy6 swobodnie
moioch
Hamburg, 7 wrzesnia. w

ZarZadZle prZeWoZoWeJ kolllPd-
nil hambursko amerykanskiej pa
nuje popioch. Trzecia osoba, kto-
ra miala stycznosc emigranta-
mi, zapadla ma cholere. 1000 e.
migrantow przebywa ma okrecie
Bulgaria w kwarantannie, aze-
by MONA ich bez obawy pre-.
wiezc do New Yorku. Komisarz
amerykanski zapobiega, azeby
cholera ME dostala sic do Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
Berlin, 7 wrzesnia. - Do
wczoraj zameldowano -a6 wypad-
kow smierci I 90 wypadkow "a
padniecia ma cholere. w Kostrzy-
ME trzymaja W kwarantannie 80
flisakow. w Poznaniu umarla ma
cholere Karolowa Schefler, iona
wIasciciela okretu. w Bydgosz-
czy stwierdzono takze wypadek
Smierci skutkiem zarazy.
New York, ? wrzesnia. - &C.
sarz Wilhelm rozmawiajac
kongresmanami amerykahskimi,
zauwazyl, re re strony Japonii
grozi zoite niebezpieczenstwo.
Poniewaz Japohczycy boja sig
glownie Amerykanow, Roosevelt
powinien stanac ma czele ludlow,
przez Mongolow zagrozonych.
Karlstad, 2 wrzesnia. : Jeden
komisarzy norweskich oswald
cyl, re zatarg Szwecyi z Norwe-
gia zostanie zalatwiony ku ogol-
nemu zadowoleniu. Szwecya u
zna, re Norwegia musi zostac
panstwem cd niej niezaleznem.
New York, 7 wrzesnia. - Do
St. Johns, N. F., powrocil statek
ERIK" przywi6zi wiadomosc,
re smialy podroznik Peary wsiadl
Fl sierpnia ma okret Roosevelt
u przyladka Sabine i udal sic W
dalsza podr6z ma polnoc, W kie-
runku bieguna. Zaloga okretu
cieszy sic dobrem zdrowiem.
New York, 7 wrzesnia. = 900
woznicow W usIugach "New
York Mail Company" porzuci}o
wczoraj prace, tlomaczac sic, re
zarzad kompanii ME dotrzymuje
wzgledem Mich zobowiazah. Tru-
dno przewidziec, jake ten strajk
pociagnie "a soba skutki. Ia
stepca superintendent poczty,
Fox jest tego zdania, re zastoj w
rozwozeniu poselek pocztowych
ME potrwa d}ugo.
Newport, N. J., 7 wrzesnia. -
Tutejsi miIonerzy skarza sic, re
poby W Newport ME jest ola Mich
przyjemnym. Lud prosty pre-
szkadza i'm jezdzic konno lub sa-
moohodami, fotografowie zdej-
muja fotografie ich rezydencyj,
reporterzy sensacyjnych gazet
przekupuja ich sluzbe dowiadu-
ia sic o tajemnicach familijnych,
ktore publikuja W pismidiach.
Podatki wypada i'm placic wielkie
i dlatego powstal plan zalozenia
osobnej osady z wiasnym zarza-
dem. Do tel osady motioch
Newport ME bedzie mial przy-
stepu.
Detroit, Mich, 7 wrzesnia. =
Fred Walker Pontiac, Mich,
wraca Panamy do domu. Wy
slano go do Panamy, azeby zba-
dai tam stosunki W. jednej z ko-
pain. Ci, ktorym sic jego wizyta
ME podobaia, uprowadzili go, WIG
zili obchodzili sic MIN tax o.
krutnie, re >biedak o malo ME
zwaryowal. Wow E :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07
RUcH PARoWcoW.

2 Przybyly:
e Liverpool: Ivernia Bostonu.
Londyn: Mesaba z New Yorku.
Honekone: Coptic re San Francisco.
.Odesziy-: -
New York: Oceanic do Liverpool
Rotterdam do Roterdamu. .aa
q Queenstown. 'carpathias !, do,neNew
Liverpool: i1ordland do Filadelfii,
Baltic do New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07

Jonek .plakas, gdy 60 chciano
ozenic. -9S e -rNS
Ojeiec rzecze: Czego sic boisz
gtuptaku? ia sic tez ozeniseri z z
atoiia atwooiiaa nal,atka. mguasstbo tno'na
,,.6Jonek: Ale tatus ozenM 2
matusia, a ia nam sic zenic OBJ
ca dziewuchal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07

Kano pollcye, tWlerdzac, IL 10 Sd
hotele.
Szef policyi zdai mayorowi
sprawozdanie Dnia Robotni-
ko,v. Dowiadujemy sic z tego ra-
portu, re zlodzieje kieszonkowi
nikogo ME okradli, stad
mszna wnioskowac, re lepsze sto-
sunki wkr6tce zapanuja.
Kolektorow pieniedzy' wysci-
gowych jest duzo w Chicago -
wczoraj aresztowano trzech.
Juz trzecia kradziez popelnio-
no W ratuszu. Pierwszy raz "a
brano 200 dwudolarowych psich
licensyj, a teraz ktos skradl $50
cygar z biura klerka miejskiego.
Sprawl kanafu Hennepin.
Sedzia Humphrey wys}uchal
wczoraj rano 81 zarzutow Her
veygo Booth w procesie kanalu
Hennepin. Adwokaci Sheldon i
Andrews broniacy komisarzy
drog oskarzaja zwiazek o niesu-
miennosc w budowie mostoW
przez kanal. Booth zbil wszystkie
ich zarzuty wyjatkiem dwoch.
Wkrotce nadejdzie decyzya.
Sprawa ia trwa kilka lat, Cd ro-
ku 1893.
Move wydatki dla miasta.
Nowy tunel wodociagowy W
South Chicago pochlonie $780,
900. Brak wody W Kensington,
West Pullman Pullman zmu-
sza miasto do pobudowania tego
tunelu.
Ma o5tej ulicy miasto zaprowa-
dza rury odchodowe kosztem
$4,000.
Poeta kogut.
w sadzietoczy sic ciekawy pro-
ces miedzy A. B. Edwardsem a
Carlem Kunze.
Carlemu Kunzeowi przeszka-
DIAL kogut sasiada p. Edwardsa
w pisaniu poezyi. Zirytowany>po-
eta wpadl do domu sasiada, i po-
rzadnie obii wlaSciciela koguta.
Edwards skarzy poete - po-
staral sic piec warrantow.
Wierszopis bylby z pewnoscia
lepiej zrobi} gdyby nietylko obiA
ale zabil koguta zamiast jego
wiaSciciela.
Wybrzeza kapielowe zamkniete.
Wydziai zdrowia zamkna}
wczoraj wszystkie wybrzeza ka-
pielowe utrzymywane kosztem
niasta. Kasa miejska swieci
pustkami dlatego mieszkancy
musza sic zadowolnic kapiela W
wannie.
Miasto wydalo ma ten eel $1,000
- $4,000 os6b korzystalo re
wspaniaiomyslnosci miasta. Ze-
szlego roku bylo ich znacznie
wiecej, przeszlo pol miliona.
Pozar.
Wczoraj o godz. 4 80 wybuchl
pozar w stajr4 pm. 4Io-4I4 Mil
waukee ave. Wlasciciel postawif
latarnie ma ganku i zaczai futro-
wac konie, gdy nagle koh kopn9f
latarnie, ia obalila sic wybuchi
pozar. Keynes, wlaSciciel, sam
staral sic ogieh zagasic, uwijai
sic z woda przez pol godziny,
lecz mic ME pomoglo, musial a.
larmowac straz. Podczas wypro-
wadzania koni siedmiu strata
kow musiano zaprowadzic do ap-
text i trzezwit, bo dym re Stony
siana ubezwiadnil ich zupelnie.
Uratowano zaledwie diva konie,
osm sic spalilo. Szkoda wynosi
$1,000.
Hn6TVIc DnTkTKl MlC lcgIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07
Rome notatkl te|egrdfIczns.

- - Cesarz Wilhelm ubolewa, re uli-
ce W miastach amerykahskich So pod
'psem. Kongresmani nasi ubolewali, re
koieie 4elazne W NiemczechI So takie,
iak mas ulice. .-..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07
CO KOSZTUJE IONA MILO.
NERKA?

Ma pytanle 10 odPoWldaa
dziennik londynski daily Mir
ror" ma podstawie liczb, skrze-
tnie zebranych II zrodia. Chodzi
mu snadz wykazanie rodakom,
| zwlaszcza z rodzin arystokraty-
cznych, ktorzy gwaltem poszu-
! kuja bogatego ozenku Milo
nerkami amerykahskiemi, re ME
tax to latwo panic te utrzymac,al.
bo zyc ich kosztem, potrafia bo-
wien przepuszczac przez palusz-
XII swoje setki tysiecy dolarow
rocznie, niewiele pozostawiajac
ola MEOW.
Badz co badz, liczby przez
dziennik angielski zebrane So tax
ciekawe, re warto je tu powto-
rye.
Suknie i bielizna milionerki "a
merykahskiej kosztuja, co maj.
mniej, W okrag}ych liczbach
$4,000 rocznie. Doliczyt do te-
go wszakze nalezy stroje zbytko-
wne, koronki klejnoty, ma ktore
pani TAXA wydaje rocznie mniej
wiecej $4,000.
Z sukni naJdrozsza jest dwor-
ska, obowiazujaca podczas przy-
[ jecia u dworu angielskiego, o CO
kazda milionerek amerykaf-
skich stara sic gorliwie, otrzy-
mawszy bowiem zaproszenie ma
przyjecie dworskie, dopuszczona
zostaje do domow arystokracyi
angielskiej.
Suknia TAXA kosztuje zwykle
do $4,000, jezeli jednak ma zwro-
cic ma siebie uwage, cena jej do
chodzi do rozmiarow wprost ba-
| jecznych. Dose powiedziec, re
] panna Consuelo Vanderbilt, obe-
cnie mafzonka ksiecia Marlbo-
rough, zap}acila "a swoja $4,000
funt sterl., a wiec blisko $I25,ooo.
Niemniej moze kosztuja toale-
ty zimowe, ozdobione futrami.
Ma sic rozumiec, re strojow ta-
kich okryc ME kupuje sic go
towych. Sa one zrobione re sko-
rex, dobranych osobiscie przez
kupujaca posrod najcenniej-
szych bez skazy, to tez zwykle
milionerka amerykahska placi
"a okrycie zimowe Cd 5 do 6 ty.
siecy dolar6w.
Znacznie juz taniej kosztuje
suknia balowa, bo tylko 900 do
400 dolarow, sukni jednak takich
zuzywa iona milionerka do 80
rocznie, zatem stosunkowa ta-
nioSc sukni wyrownywa ich licz-
ba. Przytem wycieta suknia ME
obejdzie sic bez zarzutki, konie-
cznie gronostajowej, "a zarzutke
zas taxa trzeba zapiacic $1,000
do $1,000.
Trudno obliczyc koszt kapelu-
Sow, wziawszy jednak pod u.
wage, re W wyprawie mp. panny
Goelet, gdy wychodziia "a ksie-
cia Roxburghe, znajdowaio sic
niemniej, jak 80 kapeluszow nal
fantastyczniejszych najdroz-
szych, ME omylimy sic chyba,
przyjawszy, il wydatek ma ten
artykul mody siega cd 500 do
$50 dol. rocznie.
Buciki / ponczochy, bezWarun-
kowo jedwabne, recznie haftowa-
ne lub malowane, kosztuja do ty-
siaca dol, rekawiczki zas ! chust-
XII drugie tyle rocznie.
Razem tedy milionerka ame-
rykaska potrzebuje mniej wie-
cej, przyjawszy liczby najnizszc,
100000 rocznie, ably odziae sic
obuc "przyzwoicie'.
Coz zatem pozostaje ,,nieszcze-
sliwemu" maIzonkowi takiej pa
nj? Ha, musi mu wystarczyc ma
potrzeby wiasne' 4 do S tysiecy
dolarow rocznie, wyplacanych
laskawie przez c6rke spekulanta
lub handlarza amerykahsklego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-07

Tutejszy agent dyplomatycznyi
Hioki oswiadczy}, re Japonczycy
So niezadowoleni warunkow
pokoju, lecz wkrotce uspokoja
sic, poniewaz maja zwyczaj ule-
gania wladzy. o rewolucyi ME
moze bye mowy.
Toxic, 7 wrzesnia. - Tylko
gazeta ''Kokunin" jest z warun-
kow pokoju zadowolona. mid
szi-Nidszi" nazywa je obraza ma
rodu. Nippon" nazywa traktat
pokoju tax gorzka pigulka do
pollniecia, jakiej dotychczas W
Japonii ME dano. Hrabia Okuma,
giowa postepowcow, powiada, ze
W Korei Rosyanie beda mogli ma
dal przeciwdzialac wplywom ia
ponii, poniewaz Chiny So "a
slabe, azeby w Mandzuryi utrzy-
mac porzadek, stosunki uksztal-
tuja sic tam zupelnie tax samo,
jak bylo pred wojna stana sic
powodem novel wojny.
Toxic, 7 wrzeSnia. = Radyka-
Ii burza lud nigdzie ME odbyly
sic radosne manifestacye z Okla
zyi zawarcia pokoju. Zanosi sic
ma burzliwe posiedzenia parla-
mentu ma obalenie minister
stwa Katsury. Papiery ma giel-
die spadaja zachodzi Ottawa
nieurodzaju, kt6ry spowodowae
moze finansowe przesilenie.
Boston, 7 wrzesnia. - Pre-
jezdzaly przez Boston diva po-
ciagi, odwozace komisarzy japoh-
skich i rosyjskich do New Yor-
ku. Baron Komura byl ma snia-
daniu w ,,K1ubie kolonialnym", a
Witte wyrazil swoj zal, re W Bo-
stonie na dluzej pozostac ME mo-
re. w przyszly wtorek komisarze
rosyjscy wsiadaja ma okret j wra-
GAIA do Europy.
Petersburg, ? wrzesnia. - Z
ministerstwa spraw zewnetrz-
nych rozesiano kopie traktatu
poKoju co innych departamen-
tow, azeby kazdy minister mogi
sic zastosowac do okolicznosci.
Liniewicz otrzymal rozkaz "a
wieszenia broni.
Oyster Bay, 7 wrzesnia. = w
sobote prezydent Roosevelt
przyjmie delegatow japohskich i
rosyjskich. Kazda komisya do
zna osobnego przyjecia.
Toxic, 7 wrzeSuia. = Pod Nal
butu, ma zachodnim brzegu Sa-
chalinu zadano resztkom za}ogi
rosyjskiej dotkliwa kleske. Byio
to jeszcze przed zawarciem poko-
ju. Bitwa trwala 5 godzin 13o
Moskali polegio. Straty Japoh-
czyk6w byly nieznaczne.
Petersburg, 7 wrzesnia. -
Miasto Baku ciagle sic pail. Stra-
ty beda ogromne. Podobno Ar
menczycy wywolali zaburzenia,
przebrawszy sic w loinierzy /
strzelajac do Tatarow i do woj-
ska.
We wsi orniahskiej Makend
wyrzneli Tatarzy W pieh wszyst-
kich mieszkancow.
w Kiszyniewie motioch rabu-
je zydowskie sklepy.
Prezesem dumy narodowej 20
stall mianowany Solski komite-
tn ekonomicznego. Prezesem no.
norowym mianowal car arcy-
ksiecia Michaia Mikolajewicza.
w Moskwie zastrzelii porucz-
mix Kolihski dziewczyne, poczem
odebrai sobie zycie. Kolihski
byi siostrzencem pani Sergiuszo-
wei Witte. zsio.. 5is ogsxo aSa
Komisarz pqlisyi, 5w5 Biafynl-
stoku zostaI raniony odlamkiem
q 4
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-08-11
About Forest Reserves.

The forest reserve policy OF the
general government, SO far as Idaho
is concerned, is apparently but little
understood by the people at large
In this state, writes a Boise CORE
slondent. The position of opposi-
ton occupied by the governor and
other members Of the administration
is not clearly understood. Govern
or Gooding is no, opposed to the
preservation of the forests or the
conservation of the watersheds, but
only desires that wherever settler
could and would make home that
the opportunity shall be left open
to him.
The recent statement by a public
man relative TO this matter is Of
sufficient importance to deserve pub
LEGATION, as the opinion of an expert
who is in a position to know the
truth. He says:
SIN the first place, but few if any
of the forest reserves established
under the authority of the interior
department but what the boundaries
embrace large areas of public land
grants, which is particularly true of
the reserves established along the
lines of the Northern Pacific railway
company. A regulation intended
for the benefit of the land owners
having holdings in forest reserves
would permit them to retain SO much
of their lands as might be necessary
for their use, and rellnqulsh the bal
ance TO the government, accepting
therefor the right to make lieu Sc.
leCtions elsewhere has proved to be a
veritable legal graft, for the owners
of worthless Ian | who could induce
the government through themselves
or innocent petitioners to include
the same IN forest reserves. In this
way theeNorthern Pacific railway
company has been enabled to secure
immense values from an immense
land graft, which was primarily
made immense because of the gener-
al worthlessness of the whole. If
lieu selections could only have been
made in the state where granted, the
result would not have been SO serious
in Idaho, since it had only two for
est reserves within It's borders until
very recently.
.While the forest reserve people
of the interior department were
keeping out of Idaho, however, the
scrip interests based on the worth
less lands of other states were get.
ting in so that when the recent for
est reserve extt nsions occurred with
in our borders, the scrip, timber and
stock interests had already secured
control of almost every stream now
in the forest reserves which ia can.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-08-11
Peculiar Disappearance.

j. ID. Rnnyan, OF Bntlerville, O., laid
the peculiar disappearance Of his painful
symptoms, OF indigestion and biliousness
to DIR. Kings New Life Pills. He saws:
They are a perfect remedy for dizziness.
sour stomach. headache, constipation.
ETC." Guaranteed MT R.ter Rros nr,a
Stree. Price PC.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-08-11

itcCi, ouuS uSh hS ~ ohC cedoS d
vast taxable resource, and still per-
uniting tentative ownership to the
scrip holder. 1t has also suspended
the common schools interests in
sections 16 and SO without granting
it the common privilege accorded
other holdings in forest reserves
the act of retaining the valuable
subdivisions of lands and making
lieu selections for the worthless
ones.
ssNot only the states interest in
sections l6 md SO is excluded from
the reserve, hut also all of the gov
ernor's applications for surveys
which fall within their boundaries,
and out of which it was proposed to
make selections for the various edu
catlonal and other state institutions.
This exclusion OF the states interests
has been done Notwithstanding two
appropriations by the state, TO the
amount of $50, 1000, to cover the ex-
pense of making such surveys, and
moreover, the expenditure of much
larger sums in constructing wagon
roads to open up these prospective
resources of the state. To be cut
off from these selections now would
certainly work a serious hardship
on our taxpayers.
'sAnother serious feature OF this
matter is where can the states 7OO.-
600 acres of lieu land be selected
that the selling price will attain or
exceed the mil mum price of + o
an acre required by law. All the
lands in the lower attitudes suspect
sed of having an irrigable future
have been Withdrawn from entry by
the reclamation service, thus limit
ing the state in making its selections
to the foothills below the timber
and above the farms, and in doing
go it must avoid the settler and still
get ahead of a million acres of out
standing scrip.
nave not yet seen Official de-
scriptions of all the forest reserves
IN Idaho, but the present area. ac-
cording to the newspapers, is about
II, 0O0,0 900 acres, and million or
more to be added in the near future.
which is about 224 per cent of the
total area of the state. Forest re-
serves, Indian reserves, military and
park reserves and Withdrawals for
the reclamation service, will ulti-
mattel Y comprise an area about equal
to that OF the six states of Massa-
chuse.ts, Connecticut, Rhode Island.
New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land.
sNo such Withdrawal of any
states possible wealth and authority
was ever before demanded in the
name of benefits TO future genera
lions CT the federal government and
OF the state, on the one hand. and
for the enormous profit of future
generations of corporate interests
on the other hand.
III forest reserves are to prevail
IN this, state along the lines of their
present magnitude, the scrip hold
ings should be forced to title, that
they may bear their just proportion
! of the burdens of faYat;on ond tho
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-16
FLEET SURGEON
DIED SUDDENLY
MEDICAL INSPECTOR D. O. LEWIS
OF FLAGSHIP CHICAGO DIED
LAST NIGHT.

David Oldham Lewis fleet surgeon
attached to the Pacific squadron died
shortly after midnight last night aboard
the flagship Chicago. Apoplexy was
the cause of death. The death of
Medical Inspector Lewis was very sud-
den and was a great shock to all of
those aboard the vessel from Admiral
Goodrich down. There was some
thing especially pathetic about the
death for Inspector Lewis was upon
what was officially, to be his last
cruise. His wife and daughter were
i'm San Francisco anXiously awaiting
his return from the present cruise for
it meant that he would have no more
sea duty during the remainder of his,
life.
Medical Inspector Lewis was a man
"a years Of age and came with the Chi
cago on her present cruise. He ap-
peared to be i'm excellent spirits and
health until yesterday, when he COM
planned of having a severe headache.
He suffered from headache during the
day and after dinner was in the ward
room conversing with some of his fell
low officers. He still complained of
the headache. He finally went to his
stateroom and no more appears to have
been seen of him until about o'clock
when some one had occasion to go to
the room to call and discovered him
unconscious from the effects of a stroke
of apopleXy. He never regained con-
seriousness and died at 1904 a. m.
The remains have been embalmed and
are being held, awaiting orders from
the Navy Department which will, in
turn, consult with the widow regarding
the disposition of the body. 1t is
probable that funeral services will be
held aboard the Chicago on Tuesday
morning The body will, in all prob
| ability, be sent to San Francisco The
| deceased was a native of England but
came to America at an early age with
his parents. Philadelphia was his early
home. He entered the navy in 1874.
In recent years he and his wife and
daughter had made California their
home, Mrs. Lewis and daughter living
| in San Francisco. Medical Inspector
Lewis would have been made a Medical
Director in the Navy shortly had he
lived to reach home from the present
cruise.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-16
THE BOOZE E
MEDICINES
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SENDS COLLECTOR CHAMBERLAIN A
LIST OF PATENT MEDICINES WHICH ARE NOT TO SOLD
WITHOUT PAYMENT THE SPECIAL T
IIQUORs-PERUNA
Continued on page fvc.)

573 was issued from this office concern
ing alcoholic compounds advertised and
sold as medicine under various names,
some of which were composed chiefly
of distilled spirits, or mixtures thereof,
without the addition of drugs or medi-
cinal ingredients in sufficient quantity
to change materially the character of
the alcoholic liquor. In that circular it
was stated that because these prepara-
tions were held out to the public as
medicines would not afford ground for
relieving their manufacturers from spe-
cial tax as rectifiers and wholesale Ii
quor Dealers and would not relieve the
retail dealers therein from special tax
as retail liquor dealers under the pro-
visions of the Federal statutes
1T was further stated that this Of
flee would, by analyses made in the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-16

WASHINGTON
DELEGATES
GOVERNOR CARTER, SECRETARY
ATKINSON AND OTHER PROMI-
NENT LOCAL MEN MENTIONED.

Governor Carter is one man who is
being talked of to go to Washington,
some of the leaders in the proposition
having even talked of temporarily
abandoning the plan of sending Atkin-
son to Europe, bringing Jack back here
to be governor and getting Carter 10
go to the capitol. Postmaster Pratt
is another official a good deal men
tened. Others are f. j. Lowray, j.
r. Gait w. w. Harris, G.. w. SMITH
J f Morgan and r. II. Trent
Still another plan is to keep Sccre-
tary Atkinson in Washington during
the agitation of the legislative scheme,
delaying his trip to Europe while he
could be of service there. As it is inn
possible for both him and Carter to
be away from the Territory at once
this would prevent Carter from going
Senator Palmer Woods has been sug-
gested as representing both the natives
and the Democratic party, and it is
thought by some that the lone Demo-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-16
PACIFIC CLUB
HIGH JINKS

The Pacific Club members are hold
ing their high jinks" at Haleiwa to-
night in celebration of the fifty years
membership in the club of Governor A.
S. Cleghorn. The club members are
in complete possession Of the hotel, all
other guests having been asked to give
up their accommodations for the occa-
sion.
Very elaborate preparations for the
event have been made. George Davies
has composed much of the music and
collaborated on the play with e. NJ.
Boyd, Dr. Humphris and others.
George Davies and G. p. Wilder weot
down to Haleiwa yesterday to complete
final arrangements there. They took
with them a vast amount of "propIr-
ties" including a most direputable
looking Cello and some kahils.
Practically every member of the club
is at Haleiwa today.