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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
One Big KICK

Editor Evening Bulletin:-For the
past week the newspapers of Honolulu
have asked the general public to be in
readiness to receive the Taft party.
What has happened. Mr.. Gilman takes
1t upon himself to close the gates at
the wharf and not allow the public to
enter. What in the name of common
sense Is the meaning OF all this? May
| ask who gave Mr.. Gilman that right?
What kind OF a reception did they re-
ceive at the wharf? II was frost In
every sense of the word. II 1t is the
policy OF the committee who have the
handling of the affair it is about time
that the public would see to 1t that in
the future men will be put in charge
who will act with some judgment and
not insult the public as the committee
have seen fit to do this morning.
The gall and imprudence of this com
mittee Is beyond comprehension.
Yours,
], L5CAss
Honolulu July IA 1905 ~ 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
REFRIGERATOR

The Leonard Clean
able Refrigerator is
tire best, safest, and
most economical re-
fresirator obtainable.
II 10 built In accord
ance with the latest
scientific principles
and has eight walls
and air-tight doors,
and is so arranged as
to be the easiest re.
frigerator In the world
to clean. We shall be
happy to furnish you
with fuller particu-
lars Z" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
zoo VAUDEVILLE

Everything Is in readiness for the
Zoos opening performance In vaude-
Vile in the newly erected theater. to-
morrow night.
The audience will enjoy the pretty
bird-like notes Of the boy whistler.
Hear the Human Organ hand out few
yards OF tones!
Banjo, mandolin, guitar and ukulele
solos. played by one who has music
in his soul! Good ragtime selections,
coon songs, funny monologue work,
mimicry and sweet ballads will be in
cluded in the bill.
Festivities begin at S:45 p. m. Cars
connecting with through cars to the
Zoo will leave Fort and King streets
corner at 1927, 1857 and S:27 o'clock.
Big cars and trailers will accommodate
the crowds. Go to the Zoo on Satur-
day night for good time-yes!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
The news OF the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
MANCHUUIA'S TRIP DOWN

,, ~, mia ~,.,, IT,. x,...t..
"'e "''' ''"'' ''''
ria arrived IN port this morning Oh
the most notable passage In her his
tory. the passenger list including as
4, doos tho h,g TAFT Marty NJ Senators
->''' U.s."
prominent In pupiic ire Inc huge
steamer is in magnificent trim for her
voyage. Captain Saunders has every
thing on board In shipshape style, the
decks shining like snow, the wood
work and metal work polished. Be-
sides 200 cabin passengers. forty-hve OF
whom are for this port, there are 100
Chinese and forty Japanese In the
Storage.
The vessel made the passage down
In days and 10. hours, arriving on
Diamond Head at O'Clock this morn
ing. To allow the vessel to enter the
harbor. she Is lightly loaded. In the
cargo is large shipment OF shells FOR
the japanese army In Manchuria. They
are sent forward. as tinware. THESE
are about the last OF such goods to be
sent under raise labels, 1t Is said.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
Good
Groceries

The general opinion Is that we sell
good groceries and many compliments
have been received upon their condi.
ton and freshness. Though but newly
established In our present quarters the
patronage afforded US eonvinees us
that our efforts to give the best groe.
cries In town are appreciated. The
freshness Of our stock Is insured by
the fact that we order In small guam.
titles, receiving new goods by every
steamer. We handle only the best
brands and are receiving new agencies
all the time. Our store Is operated on
principles Of absolute cleanliness and
our delivery system is, we believe, az
perfect as such a system can be In Ho.
noiulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
WEATHER REPORT
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE.

July IA. 1905.
temperatures a. m, 10; s a. m,
20; 10 a. m, II; noon, rs; morning
minimum, 20.
Barometer, a. m, 1884; absolute
humidity, a. m. 7434 grains per Gu
bic foot; relative humidity, a. m,
II per cent; dew point. s a. m, SO.
Wind-6 a. m, velocity /. direction
w; 8 a. m, velocity 6. direction w;
10 a. m, velocity IA, direction S.W.;
noon, velocity II, direction SW.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m, .22 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 275 miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14

Secretary OF War Taft, Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Acting Governor of Ha-
wall Atkinson breakfasted together
aboard the Manchuria outside the har-
Dor this morning
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14
LOCAL and GENERAL

s*s.*++a*aa*.
= The Manchuria's sailing hour Is =
!. set for $50 this afternoon. =
+ 4 /. + 4. + + 4 = 4. 4. 4. 4. + 1. = +
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14

The HartWhittle Co. are painting
the biggest, side-wall sign in the Pa.
ciic on the Theo, Davies warehouse,
advertising Borden's condensed milk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-14

This fine beer quenehes the thirst,
tones the system, and acts as an un-
equalled pick.me.up to the rundown
business man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
WAS NO
CONSPIRACY
De Ohanio, Former Minister,
Tells Where SlO,ODO,OOO
Went.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Nlcanor A.
De Obarrio, formerly minister of war
and marine of the republic of Panama,
in Il statement issued here, has replied
to remarks made in the senate by Mr..
Culberson of Texas, who declared that
the $10,000,000 paid by the United
States to Panama was no more nor
less than Il payment to the ~intrigants
and conspirators there who organized
in this city under the very shadow of
the capitol"
Mr.. Obarrio, after explaining that he
vas II of the eight persons who plan
ned the separation of Panama from
Colombia, says:
according to the Hay-Herran trea-
ty approved by the United States SEN
ate and the rejection of which by Co
lombia was the main cause of the
separation of Panama, the United
States agreed to pay to the republic of
Colombia %$10,000.000 for certain prlvi'
leges and according to the Hay-Bunau'
Varllla treaty approved by the republic
Of Panama and by the United States
senate the same sum was paid for Sc
curing wen greater privileges.
AT the time this sun was paid the
republic of Panama was a perfectly
constituted nation recognized by all
but two Of the countries OF the globe.
The ten millions have been disposed of
in this manner: Six million dollars in
vested in mortgages in New York real
estate at an average of 4 per cent. per
annum, $1,000,000 for the establish
ment of a national bank, $4,000 0 loan
ed to Panama bankers on call and
100000 employed In converting our
silver coin to the new coinage of the
republic of Panama and for depositing
a sum sufficient to guarantee the parity
of our silver with United States gold
at the rate of two silver dollars for n
gold dollar. The rest has been employ
ed in building s~choolhouses, roads,
bridges and the thousand and n
things that for years have been needed
in our country.
As to the statement that the separa-
tQi VI Idliulih was ACCOMPLISHED Nh-
der the shadow OF the capitol most
emphatically deny in my name and in
that of my colleagues that any public
man of this or any other country had
anything TO do with the revolution so
successfully accomplished by us with
the valuable aid of 90 9-10 per cent, of
the inhabitants of Panama"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
PASSED THE
PANAMA BILL.
Senate ApprOpriates S I,OOO,-
600 for Isthmain Work
Press Bureau Abolished.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1S.-Ihe senate
passed tile Panama canal emergency
appropriation bill, but the result was
not attained until after the debate on
che bill had been continued the greater
part of the day to the exclusion of
practically all other business. Set
speeches were made by Mr.. Bacon in
advocacy of his amendment requiring
estimates for canal commission sala-
rles; by Mr.. Allison, who devoted him
self largely to the details of the bill; by
Mr.. Culberson. who criticised the en-
ployment of Mr.. Bishop as Il press
agent;'' by Mr.. Stone, who criticised the
purchase of American ships to carry
Panama supplies in til" face of the an
nounced determination to go abroad for
vessels under the conditions then exist
ing, and by Mr.. Newlands, who eX-
pressed the opinion that the construc-
ton Of the canal should have been in
trusted to the geological survey.
Mr.. Hale made the authorized an
nouncement that Mr.. Bishops duties as
a press agent would be discontinued.
Ilt DIeSlttIlt Will lSSuC thSl u'iiOliS
that the duties of Joseph b. Bishop
shall be merely administrative.
Senator. Hale gave this assurance to
the senate, and Mr.. Culberson with
drew his amendment prohibiting the
payment of any money to maintain n
literary bureau.
In guaranteeing the abandonment of
the press bureau Senator Hale said
that every senator recognized the evil
of that system. 1t is not the duty of
any bureau of the government, he said,
TO exploit whatever is being done in
that branch of the service.
Mr.. Hale said he could not give an
assurance that the salary of Mr., Bish-
op would be reduced. That matter
must be adjusted by the proper COM
mittee.
Senator Gallinger said that 10000
for the chairman of the canal commits
sion and SIT 800 for the governor of the
canal ZONE are very large salaries and
that the $4,000 salary of Secretary
Bishop should be cut to $1,000. the sum
paid Mr.. Murphy, the former secretary.
Mr.. Culberson said the means EN-
ployed by the administration TO obtain
control of the canal zone We're ''inde
feasible in law and infamous in
MORALS The original estimate fol
the canal was S1S4, 100000. yet. he said,
already $%76,5O0,000 has been spent and
nothing accomplished. Still, he said, be
would vote for the hen pending cana
appropriation bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18

SKOWHEGAN. Me, Dec. 1S.-Fire
of unknown origin destroyed the Hotel
Heselton late last night, driving fifty
or more persons from their lodgings to
the streets. Many of the inmates We're
retiring when the alarm of fire was
shouted, and there was Il panic. MIS-.
II. T. Conan received Il broken leg in
jumping from Il second story window.
Richard w. Brown. proprietor of the
hotel. sustained a loss of 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
.Ieggfngs.
Babies, Boys, Girls, Women's.
GUARANTEE WATERPROOF

Prices of Watertite Leggings
range from 49c. to &C.. accord
ing to sizes.
Children's Knee-Length LeggingJ,
good quality Jersey CLOTH. ..39c
Women's Thigh L~eggings; SPLEEN
did for wintry weather; take the
place of the woven tights; giving
warmth without adding to bulk
of waist or hips. .9Sc
Boys and Girls Fancy Leggings;
all the popular fabrics to match
materials and all the new
shades .Soc
end Floor. East.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18

MEMS FINE ALL-LINEN HEM
Sll"CHED HANDKERCHIEFS: a,
~ and l inch hens. ........... DC
FOR SIX MEMS HEMsTITCHED
hANpKERCHIEFS. with y and
lHcH mems zoe
MEMS FINE AI.L-LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS; Ii,
y n l incl hens. ......... 121hc
FOR SIN MEMS FINE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS with
new oper work initial: in fancy
picture box ID
FOR SIX MEMS FINE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS with
open work initial. in fancy imported
ooN 7oc
FOR SIX MEMS ALL LINEN
II NJ ST r c H E d HANnKER-
CItlEFS with open work initial;
FOR SIS MEMS FINE ALI-LINEN
HFMSTITCHED A N d X Il r.
CHIEFS, with hand-embroidered
initial, script or open work, fancy
imported picture box........ I.5O
FOR SIX MEMS FINE ALL-LlNEN
H EMSTITC H Ell HANDKER-
CHIEFS, with neat open work in
itial; in fancy imported box. 200
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
r. AMBoY NEWS.

Hugh Cunningham, of Newark, is
visiting his parents.
Miss Alice Smith spent Sunday at
New Brunswick.
j. Splitter, of Hall avenue, spent
Saturday and Sunday at New York.
A number of North Amboy people
we're lucky at the Mcclellan Engine
Company fair Saturday night. Miss
Mabel Gallagher received j. st.
Johns picture; Andrew Massopust,
Miss Hollander's beautiful sofa pill
low; c. j. O'Hara, a silver tea kettle;
VI. Reardon, a picture; P. Rocks. a
picture; Miss Lena Anderson, a large
rocker; Martin Anderson, a pin cush-
ion; Raymond O'Hara, silver knives
and forks; c. Hollander, a picture.
Mrs. John Baumlin is ill at her
home in Elizabeth street and is un-
der the care of DR.. j. l.. Lund.
Miss Freeman, of Metuchen, spent
Sunday in this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
II Christmas Gu4

)UR SPECIAL VALUE OUTFIT
Everything Of the newest and best:
contains all the requisites for burn
ing and finishing wood. such as
imported double bulbs and tubing,
benzine bottle and metal alcohol
lamp, cork handle, heavy platinum
point; two 2x3 in. plaques for first
lesson and one bottle each of stain
n varnish: the entire outfit
packed in designed extra long and
hinges and clasp: $500 would be a
line Of large furniture IN basswoo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
goyvozyaphIc Outfits aua Supplies for Christmas.

CARD BOXES, holding n pack;
extra designed; regular 25ce
rABOURETnES, Turkish style. neat
floral or heraldic designs.
special Ito
PHOTOGRAPHIC LEATHER SKINS
not designed; a fine assortment or
PHOTOGRAPHIC STAINS. per
bottle u
(Siegel Cooper Store. Sd FL. 18Th STD
decorate. Desks. Chairs. Tables. Hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
shot Actor Dead.

COLUMBIA. $. c., Dec. 1S.-Abbott
Dawson of New York, Il comedian in
the Nothing but Money theatrical
company, was killed by George Hasty,
proprietor of a hotel at Gaffney, on
Saturday night. The shooting was the
result Of an insult offered by Hasty, it
is said, to two actresses of the COM
pany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18

FOR SIX WOMEN'S. FINE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. with
neat initial; fancy boxes. .......S9
FOR SIX WoMEN,s FINE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. with
differently designed letters in corner;
FOR SIX WoMEN's FINE ALL
LINEN HEMSTITCHBD HANDKEB.
CHIEFS. with different designs of
initials; fancy picture boxes. ...7oc
FOR SIX WOMEN'S FINE ] M
PORTED ALL L l % N II 10 M
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS-Dif;
%ferent designs of hand embroidered
initials; in pretty imported boxes. LOO
FOR SIN WOMEN'S FINE NJ
PORTED ALL LINEN II Il NJ
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS :
beautiful designs of hand embroidered
initials; neatly packed in imported
FOR IsNeS SIX WoMEN's SWISS EN- EN-,
BROIDERED AND LACE EDGE
HANDKERCHIEFS; assorted de-
FOR six WoMENS FINE IN,
PORTED ALL LINEN T. NJ
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS =
beautiful designs OF hand embroidered
Initials: neatly packed in imported
boxes. ............' 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18

MEMS TAN AND BLACK SLIP
PERS; in opera and Everett
styles; all have smooth leather
Innings and are built for COM
fort and veal .98c
MEMS FINEST LEATHER SLIP
PERS; extra fine soft hand
made Slippers of various hand
some feathers, and in a soft, fine
patent $500
MEMS FELT SLIPPERS; good
foot-warming Slippers for cold
mornings; handy to keep at
ones bedside; save putting your
bare feet on the chilly floor. $50
Boys Slippers; in the same styles
as mems; lower prices.
RUBBER BOOTS FOR GIFTS
Watch out for coming storms.
Buy a fore-handed gift for the
loved ones. We have everything
from a Child's Rubber Boot to
the Biggest Mans Big Hip
Boots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
Hohaav Sale of Kaud@ercA1efs.

No end to the pretty Ideas in Handkerchiefs! All SO dainty and'at
such surprising, little prices.
so many are finding out our clever knack of pleasing both the taste
ana the purse, that, in order to facilitate your convenience in
handkerchief choosing, We have increased the handkerchief space
and opened special booths ait convenient points on the second as
well as on the main floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
Christmas
GSenery.

In the Conservatory you
will find ideal Christ
mas Gift n all the
choice plants that en-
dear Nature to our
eyes when the earth
DIS frost bound. Beau
tiful gifts that grow
Palms, Ferns. ORA
cenas and delicate
Towering plants of
every kind--at prices
lower than 1t has ever
been your good for
tune to see.
CHRISTMAS e
Christmas Trees. Holly
and Mistletoe. A
glorious spread of the
green things that give
the Christmas spirit
and flavor. Prices lust
about half the regular
florists rates.
CANARY I F
Special for Tuesday.
A Hartz Mountain Male
Canary; good singer,
with a fine Brass
Gage. drinking cup
and food cup, all COM
Dlete, Regular ly sold
at 50. SPECIAL TO-
MORROW at. .$2.S5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18

air retail price for the outfit as
enumerated: our special price. LIS
others at prices ranging
from ................1.25 to BIB
DESIGNED PYRO NOVELTIES,
READY FOR DECORATING.
PICTURE FRAMES, double opening.
glass covered .26c
PICTURE FRAMES, single opening,
glass covered. assorted shapes 15c
HUNDREDS OF PLAQUES. 3-ply,
all shapes. at prices ranging up
ward from. &c
/, traced with neat designs. ready %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
NEET Nc Az NE FoUNIAlN

Wou S6 W0WS" S
NmbrsUas at $685..
Umbrellasr The one gift that is
sure to fit nearly every Christmas
stocking. Tomorrow we give you
an opportunity to buy a nVe-uo'-
lar umbrella for a little over half
They are of the finest Tape Edge
Union silk, the silk that gives such
wonderful we ar and that does ho'
crack or break. They are splen-
didly built on light, strong s'eei
frames and iniuhed with hne siiA
cases and tassel. The handles are
exceptionally handsome and IN
clrde the very newest novelties
in imported Horn, Ivory, "ieii'
pearl and selected natural Woods
finely ornamentetl with sterling
silver and gilt. Bn.t-come early
IN the morning if you want to sot
ahead of the crowd. for these are
wonderful bargains.
SPECIAL TOMORROW at s2.s6.
CMain Floor. Front. 18th STD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
Oy1ental R4gs
ana C0rUSkS.

ana carpets.
Exquisite examples Of the art of
the weavers of Turkey, Persia,
Asia Minor and the Caucasus!
Marvels Of color and design!
What could make a better Christ
mas present?
Among our most notable showings,
all specially priced, are the fol-
lowing lots:
Average Special
Size. Price.
cARABAGH & SHIRvANs, 3.0x4.6. SIS
OAGHESTAN and KAYAKS. 8.6x5.0. 11.1o
GUENDJE and AFGHANS. .3.6x5.0. 1915
ANAToL1AN and BELOO-
o'oXo'V' Ao'oV
KURDISTANS. heavy silky
hUGS .4.oXf'o. zO.1O
PERSIAN. KIRMANSHAH
and TABRIZ..... ........4.Ox6.O. 4BsOO
Room Size Turkish Carpets
Regular Special
Size. Price. Price.
1 GHIORDES RUG, ITO x7,2, CSC 10 4O.75
l GHIORDES RUG, 11.0 x9.2. 1000 6S.75
1 GHIORDBS RUG, 1870 x9.O. 1000 1880
l GHIORDBS RUG, 1871 x0.3. 1880 1880
l GHIORDES RUG. 12.11x9.9. 1850 S1.5O
Goth Floor.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18
CHSxStm0s
Candies.

CHSxStm0s
CondIes.
Special H a y
Mixtures; LIB. 16c;
2 ID. 25c.
Holiday Mixtures 1
lb. 25c; 5 lh $1.o0.
Holiday Mixtures, l
lb. sec; 2 lb. 6Oc.
SPECIAL PRICES
to G C h e S,
Schools, S n d a y
Schools and Insti-
%tutions, 12c in 20
ID. lots; two half
pound fancy boxes
given with every
pound.
Irregular Candy Store
ON Main Floor. also
Special Tables on I'd,
Sd and 4th Floors.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-18

want" Ads. left at EVENING
NEWS branch offices receive prompt
attention.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-03

charged Policeman McGrail u short
time ago for doing some legal work
ION his own time"
~GSA
If. as it Is currently reported. Blind
Pigs are permitted to exist In the
Hyde Park police district, then n great
fraud is being perpetrated upon the
city of Chicago, its taxpayers and
5000 licensed saloOnkeepers. Why
should the salOonkecpers in other dis
tricts be compelled to pay license
fee of $500 per year and high.toned
Blind Pigs in the Hyde Park district
sell liquor without any license ut all?
Inspector Nick Hunt Is always a
Republican when the Republicans are
In power; always Democrat when
the Democrats are in power-so far as
the pay roll is concerned. He Is al.
ways Republican with Republicans,
and Democrat with Democrats ut
all times. So that 10 matter who
wins he Is the man who did the trick.
This Is getting 10 be Joke.
The idea of turning the whole Chi
cagO police force over to the tender
mercy Of the Blind Zig Division IL
abhorrent to all good citizens.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-03
If "Both Hands" Hunt Was Chief OF Police.

Police graft ana police grafters are
doomed under the present city admins.
tration.
Both must go, and go quickly, and
those who have been engaged In the
levy of the tribute of vice will have u
hard time of it covering up their tracks
If the investigation into police graft
methods now said to nc OH foot Is car.
ried out along the full and sweeping
lines of inquiry reported to be in con,
temptation by the city authorities.
The men who have made of the Po,
lice Department for years, simply Il
means for the accumulation of wealth
ana stepping stone to political power
without regard to the means OF meth,
ods employed, have, as everybody
knows, worked injury to the great Chi.
cago police force that is almost ire,
parable, ana sudden halt is to be
called upon them and their methods
These men, most, IL not all, of them
officials of the department, will, it is
said, be fortunate il they escape with
an opportunity to step down and out
of their positions, for II the investiga.
ton is to go the extent now said to be
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-03
~

\ number Of Needless persons are
saying that Inspector Hunt was pre-
scnted with that $500 Goddard buggy
by the Del Prado, Chicago Beach, Hol,
land. Hyde Park and other hotel pcO-
pie, ont Of gratitude for being per-
mlttcd 10 run blind pigs This Is, with
ont doubt, entirely untrue, ana does an
injustice to a worthy man. Friends
of OLcary's candidate for Chief say
that the Goddard buggy was present
cd 10 Inspector Hunt as testimonial
Of esteem and high regard, and as a
token of thankfulness for the kind pro-
lection afforded these hostelrics dur
ing the wicked walters strike a few
years ago.
This Il said 10 be the Goddard
buggy TO which the horse was At,
tachcd, whicn the Citizens AssOcia.
ton recently charged Hunt with main,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-03

tanning at the city's expense and for
which he was said to have detached Il
policeman to act as hostler.
But. granting that there was no
blind pig arrangement attached to the
gift. and even acknowledging that the
fine Goddard buggy was given to In.
>pcctor Hunt for services rendered
during the walters strike.
How about the rules of the police
Department.
Are inspectors permitted to violate
rules which are enforced against pa.
trolmen?
IT II Is wrong for a patroman to ac.
ccpt II gift, how about inspectors?
We know that Inspector Hunt Is
very influential at the Del PradO.
We are aware that he stands pre-.
eminent with the Chicago Beach.
His standing as man of influence
at the Hyde Park has never been
doubted.
Everybody knows just how he
stands Mt the Holland.
No wonder. therefore. that Il collc..
ton for Il buggy would meet with Il
hearty and II spontaneous response.
Every CRATER In the city Hall Joins
In the chorus that
Hunt Is good policeman
Every handbook maker In Chicago
will assure you that
Hunt Is Il good policeman
Every crap.shoOter In the city Is Ger.
tain that
Hunt is a good policeman"
Every gambler In Chicago says tina,
Hunt Is Il good policeman"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-03

Sniyellng Errant of the City Snivil
Service Commission is fine duck. He
must be afraid of Inspector Nick Hunt
The Citizens Association got the goods
on Hunt when they found II police sta
ton janitor doing the janltor service
at Hunts big Hat buildings. "'rhe
man was doing this work on his own
time," declared Errant. Hunt is in
nocent."
Yet Errant Is tie same man who dis