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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-03
TROUBLE ON MARKETS.
New York Stocks Were in a Bad Frame
This Morning Because of Russian

New York, jan. 25--Thc stock market
was considerably affected toGay by the
news of the outbreak of yesterday in
st. Petersburg. The general tone Of
seem to be any organized support to
prices, but recoveries occurred later
on.
Reports from London and continental
markets of a better feeling and better
support brought about considerable rail-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-03

The first regular English pantomime
IS aid to have been Harlequin Elk
ecuted,' produced at the Lincoln's Inn
Fields theater December &c, 1T17.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-03

When the Identification Of the rail-
ways Which run underground in Lon
don is completed the ~raveler viii be
able TO traverse. sixty miles under
ground by electric traction WITHOUT
running twice over the same piece Of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-03

a flock of a thousand Wild geese
alighted at Nagy-Besskerek, in Hun
gary, and could fly no further. 1t is
supposed that the birds suddenly
.slayer of atmosphere and their feathers
became coated With ice.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-03

The Cork county council has re-
named III George W. md Wellington
bridges. after Peter O1Neill Crowley
ard Thomas Davis. Crowley was g
F'enian leader who was shot in the
Rising of 1857. Davis was The dele
brated young Ireland poet.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-03

Frederick Vanderbilt Seldom goes
anywhere in society. He dislikes it ex-
tremely, and it is said that he fire.
Gquently goes away when his wife has
house parties, They are a devoted
couple, and Mrs. Vanderbilt herself is
not much taken with society of today
She is fond of literary people and OF
entertaining men and women OF brains.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
MURDERER SOTO IS
BETRAYED BY Dog

Betrayed by the little dog that he
had long taken care OF, Liverato Soto.
a Hawaii murderer. was detected and
arrested. Yesterday he was brought
from Kau, the scene of the murder.
by police officer on the steamer
Mauna Loa. and Is now behind the
bars In the local jail. He has not yet
been tried, being brought to Honolulu
for safe.keeping. His case will prob
ably come up In the Third Circuit
Court, Hawaii, in a couple OF months
waen he will be taken back for trial
Soto's crime has already been told
in the Bulletin. He was an employe
of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Company. On April 2S he got into an
alteration with Hui Sam. Chinese lu
ma on the company's Hllea water
fumes. shot him dead, and then cut
his head almost off with knife. II
was said that he decoyed Hui Sam i've
miles from the latter's home for the
purpose of killing him. The China
mans body was found by searcher'
four days later. Robbery was sup
posed to have been the motive fol
the murder.
At the police station yesterday Sott
admitted Killing the Chlnese luna, Du
declared 1t was an act of self.defense
lie says that he was working on thu
fumes when the Chinaman came M
TO him with a certain order. He die
not obey, saying Hui Sam had no au
thority over him. They had SOM
words, and then Hui Sam drew
knife. The Porto Rican shot hin
dead, took the knife, and cut his throa
from ear to ear. Searchers hunting
for the missing Chinaman found tn
body Tuesday. Soto says his dos
which had been with him when he XII
ed the luna, went with the scare
PARTY and led the way to the body.
A curious feature Of the affair
that one Soto was hanged for murde
yesterday, and this other Soto brough
to the jail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20

Infants short stockings,
fine ribbed In white, black,
pink, blue, red and tan.
Price per pair ............
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
DETAILS Of BURNING
Of THE MARTHA DAVIS

Hilo. May 16-Water, water every.
where, but not drop to put on the fire,
That was the startling situation
when Capt. Macloon of the bark Mar.
tina Davis found when he awoke about
1880 o'clock Saturday night and dis
covered his ship ahra
The vessel was lying at anchor In
the stream and the captain wes awak.
ened by the smoke which filed the
cabins and alleyways Of the ship. He
had difficulty In arousing the first and
second mates, who had turned In early
and were sound asleep. A search was
Instituted for the cause of the smoke
and when the forward hatch was open.
ed a dense volume of smoke poured
from below. Replacing the hatch, the
alarm was sounded by ringing Of the
ships bell, firing blue lights and send.
tention from shore.
| Almost the entire crew were ashore
and they had the ships boat with them.
Word was sent to the police by pass.
ing launch. and II was an hour after
the fire was discovered that the town
was awakened by the sounding Of the
fire bell. Even then many household
ers after getting up to see where the
f!re might be, failing to locate 1t, re
turned to their slumbers.
The Matson tug Charles Counselman
was sent to the rescue about midnight
and an effort was made to locate the
fire. Almost Immediately after raising
the matches the flames burst through
the deck and were soon beyond con
, troll despite the fact that the Coun
selman brought In all her pumps and
kept three streams of water playing
. holes being cut through the deck and
sides of the vessel to give access to tho
| seat of the fire.
BY half past three the vessel wal
, completely aiire, fore and aft, and the
, spars and rigging soon became en-
=. veloped in flames, making IA beautiful
l but gruesome picture to the crowds
p which now thronged the shores and
+ lined the Hlo Railroad dock. II was
thought that II the anchor chains could
D be cut and the vessel brought alongside
[ of the dock, the fire could be Quenched
}. but the danger to the wharves ant
o shipping in the harbor by the posi-
p bility of the vessel getting adrift was
4 too great and the doomed ship wa!
l. abandoned. The burning hull and car
Q 90 remained afire throughout Sunda,
a and part of Sunday night, when 1
n heavy rain put out the flames, Leaving
I an ugly hulk floating where the beauti
8 full ship lay before.
Q No cause Is given for the fire, but |
!. Is believed that the three hundred bar
l. rels of lime left In the hold becam
Of hn nt.H
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
PASSENGERS SUES
RAILROAD COMPANY

]. ]. McCarty, a contractor, has filed
a suit for 10000 damages against the
o. r. & l.. Co. He shows that on Nov
smber %. 1904. he was on his way to
Pearl City. and paid his fare with q
Communication ticket. The conductor
ordered him to take his feet Of the
seat. He obeyed. The conductor re-
Earded him as drunk.
On another occasion the same con.
ductor put McCarty off the train ten
miles from Pearl City although he
offered to pay his fare. McCarty had
TO walk to town in the rain. McCarty
had asked the company to apologize
for his treatment before bringing suit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
THROUGH THE BREAKERS"

The Orpheum had large house to
witness the melodrama Through the
Breakers" last night and the audience
were exceedingly demonstrative and
pleased at Its many strong scenes. Mr..
Sosso as Stephen Douglas and George
Hernandez as Jas. Thorndyke, received
the lions share of applause. Mr.. ed
Ter is seen to greater advantage than
before this week. Misses Due, Selwyn
and Dodge are all cordially received
Albert Fent ELECTS many laughs as
Capt. Ramsey. The entire cast, in fact
il Creditable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
pEx, published In the Saturday Bulle.
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives .
concise and complete resume Of all 10.
gal notices, calls for tenders, juds'
ments, building permits and real es
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
HINOLEE CHAN

Always has In stock Fresh Grocer
les, California and Island Fruits; also
Poultry, Island Butter and kona Cot
fee. Free city delivery.
TWO SToRES-1258 FORT ST. and
cor. UNION and HOTEL.
TELEPHONE BLUE 841.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20

CALLS FOR SINNERS
BITTER MEDICINE TO
AWAIT THE LAGGARDS
osTRoM WARNS AUDIENCE NOT
TO POSTPONE COMING
TO SEEK
CHRIST.
The Central Union church was com.
fortably filled at the evening revival
services conducted by Rev. Mr.. Ostrom
last night. As usual the audience com.
prised members of all churches, and
some from no church at all, besides a
solid nucleus from the church's own
congregation.
The services opened with singing un.
der the leadership Of Mr.. Hills, who
threw his entire spirit into the hymn,
making the congregation sing those
verses over again which did not fully
satisfy him.
After the singing Rev. Mr.. Timoteo
and some other Hawaiian clergymsn
were escorted to the platform by Mr..
Ostrom, where they remained through
out the services.
Rev. Mr.. Ostrom In his address ex.
horted his hearers to raise their hands
and stand for Christ. Many croakers
nut IL of with the idea that they could
do Il some other time. The time to
meet God and lead better life was
now. When man had no appetite
he very often had bitter medicine pre-.
scribed to take. II man failed to
take the gospel in time he would have
to take the bitter medicine later surely.
II was a mistake to postpone coming
to Christ and to wait for the bitter
medicine. Many man would say that
he would like to be q Christian, but Is
unworthy. This was a fallacy. God
wanted them Just as they were. God
was the savior Of the sinners.
The hymn stand Up for Jesus" was
sung. during which ostrom called for
people to stand up for Christ, which
some did. He then called on them to
come and meet their pastors and was
answered by large number coming
up to the platform.
Before the singing Of the closing
hymn Ostrom stood up and told those
present, who we're not yet won for
Christ or belonged to any church, &c
leave their names and addresses with
him. The pastors Of the various
churches Of the city were anxious &c
have such an opportunity to meet with
the people who stood in need of thu
gospel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20

"For Rent" cards or =ale at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
HOSIERY.

The great success OF
"oNYx" Hosiery 10 due
to its perfect black and
its superior shape, quail
lty and finish. u 10 guar
anteed not to stain the
feet, continual washing
does not change the beau
tiful black; II remains
perfect until the hose Is
worn out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
p. H. Brunette,

Attorney-at4Law and Notary Public.
Real Estate, Loans, Collections.
Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.
Phones: Office, Main $40; Res.Wh.1341
Office, 70 Merchant St., Honolulu.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Noospaper head say more
Money Needed" Har too, Macs
ter Editor
Roosia an Yapan can now dig
en- an voark lax DICKENS to pay
for fon dey bane hafen.
A Connecticut yudge decide
las weak dat faller haf net got yag
on SO long as hae stagger towards
home.
Yoe Morgan an has YIN yams
bane delighten audience en- south
eastern Colrado probition towns
das vaek.
A neighborhood hen lays Won
egg efry day en- back end of Hot
Sulphur noospaper Office. Das
proof ol right enough de Lord
look after his own.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

hamsalf an got caught odder day,
an now bane safe en- yail. Nc
Call, Hyde an packers trust still
at large.
Et bagens to look lax army
yenrals liable to get best of Vom-
ans c. I. Onion an have solyier
yin mills started oop again,
Mormon prasdant Yoe Smit
want all Mormons to keep out OF
debt an safe money. Yoe can
nav use ten per cent of vat dey
owe.
"Wanishen Queen" or yack,
story en- Danver Efenen Post Ay
tank bane wrotten-rotten-
ten-by faller vat got bad case OF
YIN yams. De sooner she wan
ish de better.
Ef prasdant skall ensist on
gifen back money vat insurance
compnies paid to get ham de yob,
Ay wonder we're ct COON from, for
Ay bat ct oil bane spent en- cam
paign. Ay hope dey net tax ct
out OF Yorge Cortelyou's mex
mont's wages.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Forty acres of the Barrow prop
erty near the Leroux Creek
bridge have been recently sold to
a man namedParsons. This is a
good piece of land for most any
growth but particularly is well
adapted to truck growing, its
proximity to town affording easy
access to market
The newspaper., 1905-10-20
Watts De Use?

Ven Yon an YIN bane lettle chaps
En- red top boots an dinky caps
YIN often violate de rule
By playen hockey from de school.
Haed say Coon on, Yon, watts de use2
Easy to write your own oXcuse;
Let's yump de yob an hat som fon.
Yus, drop das lesson you've bagun.''
Bot Yon let such temptation pass,
An soon stood at head of has class.
An later ven dey older grew
Long side en- factry voarked desc two,
YIN olvays kcken bout has pay,
An such long hours efry day.
"Aw, vat's de use7 OATS guide enough;
Who'll know de deffrane. eff We stuff
Som tangs vat net quite finished yet?
Els too guide now for pay We get.
Bot Yon yust voarked Wit oil has might,
An found ct paid to do tangs right.
Now only tang vat Vim can do
Bane shovel on a saction crew,
An odder day hae yust step back
For prasdant's special on de track,
Ven Ion. now main push OF de line,
Yelled Watts de use, Yim2 Et bane fine
Ef you could only hockey play
LAX tirty var ago today"
An YIN knows now, ven cts too late,
Dat only fools procrastinate.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

A. B. Ellison has sold his ranch
on Hansen mesa to A. n. Myers
of Leadville. MIR. Myers vii
move his family onto the ranch
at once but will remain in Lead
vile himself until spring. North
Forkers are sorry to lose Mr..
Ellison, who has a host of friends
among the people here. However
he has always maintained that he
was not rancher and never
could be. So let it be. But in
cidentally Mr.. Myers has come
into a piece of property that will
make him a neat little sum of
money even if he should but elect
to hold it for an investment.
Hansen mesa property is raising
in value very fast and the Ellison
place was one of the best on the
mesa.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

A. J. Rawson and Don {. Raw
son, registered at the Hotel as
from Olathe, where they have
been for the past while, but re-
Gently of Iowa, are now visiting
IN Maher with their kinfolk.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

DR.. Meiklejohn and wife were
down from Somerset twice this
week. Hotchkiss certainly holds
many attractions for these good
people even yet.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

The Come and Help Society
are running short of funds on &C
count of the demands upon them
for sickness ETC., also, at the
present time there seems to be no
way for them to raise money
They therefore ask the citizens
aud fruitworkers to work for
charity next "Wednesday after
noon Oct. %, or such portion of
that time as they may see fit.
Also; they would like to suggest
that this be made an annual char
ity day and that the whole or
part of our income and earnings
that day be dedicated to each
persons own favorite charity.
ALICE +. WYMAN,
President.
ANNA MATHEWS,
Secretary Treas.
ALICE F. WANNEMAKER,
Chair. Ex. Com.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

W. L. Savage was a Hotchkiss
visitor last Saturday.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Last Friday evening Leon
Hotchkiss was thrown from a
horse he was riding and for
several hours was unconscious.
However the next day he seemed
none the worse for his narrow
escape.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Dave Meyers, who has been
away all summer, is again here.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

John Puffcr, who has been work
ing for w. L. Savage at Maher,
made Hotchkiss a visit this week.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Insure your property with me,
all old line Companies, best is
always the cheapest. See.
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Mart Lee, Carville and Patter-
son, all from Crawford, were
down on business Wednesday.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

]. c. Hall and L. -. Hansen,
two Delta gentlemen, were in
Hotchkiss last Saturday.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Moo Iersey woman wants da-
woarce from husband bacos hae
haf had yag on ten var. She lax
to haf lettlc variety.
An now Prasdant Roosyfelt
tank hae skall tax hand en- regu-
latn foot ball. Ay bat hae skall
find desc worse as beef trust.
Engine on a yerkvater road can
max yust so mooch smoke as Won
on transcontinental line. SO don't
yudge too mooch by appearance.
GUIDE many disadvantages en-
lifen en- unciwilized country.
Chinese solyier only getten Won
dollar mont, an yenrals got no
show to graft.
Pat Grove, after eluden police
en- saxteen countries, set trap for
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

w. G. Balch returned last Wed
nesday from his trip to Washing
ton.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

NJ. NJ. Brokaw, G. Z. Douglas
and Charley Lewis went to Dry
creek Saturday where they made
depopulation in the ducks.
They had several accidents and
came off highly victorious and
considerably proud.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20

Jim Moss bought the Delta
House bus last week and is run
ming it to and from trains. He
will have it painted and repaired
and made to look up-to-date. A
bus is something Hotchkiss has
needed for long time.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20
o. YoN>,ss,.oo:H<..':s:,. \, $. 3: MS. YosAEs
BY GEo. NJ. KINBALL

s4shs#sa From the Colleen Transcript s+%Essss ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-28

Do you see any one on the road leading down?"
 | "No. came the answer
 ''Nor could I. But perhaps they have 1 already passed"
 Again the jester returned to the tap room. where he found the landlord pol ishing the pewter tankards. The horses?" said the fool sharply.
 "The stable boy will. bring them to the door," was the response. and the innkceper held a pot in the air and leisureIy surveyed the shining surface.
 The reckoning?'
 Deliberately the man replaced the re. ceptacle on the table and. pressing his thumbs together. began slowly to cal culate. Bottle of wine. 10 sous: capon. took from his coat the purse the young girl had given him. and. selecting q coin. threw il on the board. At the sight of the purse and its golden con tents the countenance of the proprietor modified. His price forthwith varied with his changed estimate of his guests condition. Two rooms, 5O sous: fodder. iO sous" he went on. That would make
 Keep the coin" said the pIaisant. "and have the stable hoy make haste %
 With new alacrity the innkeeper thrust the pistole into leathern pouch he carried al his girdle A guest who paid so well cou;d afford to 6e eccen. tric. and If he and the young lady chose to travel without breakfast it was obviously not for the purpose of economy. Therefore. exclaiming some thing about "a lazy rascal that needed stirring up." the now interested land lord was about to go 10 the barn him. self when. with q loud clattering. a party of horsemen rode up to the tav- ern. The door burst open. and Fri boulet. followed by tall, rugged look ing man and party of troopers. en- tered the hall
 Swiftly inc jester glsneei around him. The room had no other door than
 
 crowded. He was fairly caught in a trap. RemorsefulIy his thoughts flew io the young girl ani the trust she had imposed in him. How had he re wartled that confidence. By ternerity which made this treachery on the part of the hunchback possible. Even now before him stood Triboulet. lowing Ironically.
 T trust you are weIIE- jeered the dwarf. and. with a light. dancing step. began to surrey the other from side co side And the lady-is she also well this morning? How pleased you both were to see me yester,iay-' ss- sIminS an iRsolent. albeit watchful, pose 50 you believed I had run away from the duke: As if he could get on without me What would te ( honey moon without Triboulei--- Enough Q. this buiToonery- said a dccisive --oic~- and the dwarf drew
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-28

pack, not without grimace. to make room for person of soldierly mien who now pushed his way to the front Over his doublet this gentleman wore somewhat frayed but embroidered cloak; his broad hat was fringed with gold that had lost its luster; his coun. tenance, deeply burned, seemed that of an old campaigner. He regarded the fool courteously, yet haughtily.
 Your sword, sir" he commanded in the tone of one accustomed to being obeyed.
 ITO whom should I give it?' asked the dukes jester.
 ''To the Vicomte de Cruise, com. mandant of the town. have a writ for your arrest as a heretic"
 Who has lodged this information against me-"
 .'Triboulet. That is, he procured the dukes signature to the writ"
 And you think the duke a party to this farce, my lord?' said the fool. with assumed composure Tt has not
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-28

had become weary Of iravel; besides had sprained her ankle. heard. and would have it the cavalcade should tarry q few days. They cen stopped l at my door" he went on ostentatious. ly, and called for a glass of wine for the princess. lis true she took 1t with frown. but the hardships of journey. ing do not agree with grand folks" These last words the jester. absorbed in thought. did not hear. With his ! back to inc man. he stood gazing through the high" "window. apparently across the street But between the two houses on the other side of the thor. oughfare was considerable open space. and through this. far away on the mount could be seen the chateau.
 And yet It was handsome caval. c;de.' continued The proprietor. hls rrelilectiOn for pOmp overcoming his churlishness: the princess on steed with velvet housings. set with precious stones; her ladies attired in eastern silks, behind. the men of arms-Fran- ciS' troops in rich armor. the dukes soldiers more simply arrayed. Al the head of the prOcession rode
 "iiave inc horses brought out at once"
 Thus brusqueIy interrupted the inn keeper stared blankly at his guest. who had left the window and now stond in the center of the room con fronting him. And the breakfast = sSkel the man
 T have changed my mind and do not want it. was the curt respOns.
 Hastily making his way to the room Of the young girl. the jester knocked on the door.
 "Are you awake. JacquelineE-'
 Yes answered voice from within.
 We must ride forth as soon as Dos sible The duke k at the chateau
 At ,he chateau she exclaimed in surprise. Then after a pause: And Trib1ulet saw us. He will tell that yoiI are here will come down at once Wait she added. as an afterth0ught seized her
 He heard her step to the window T think the gates of the chateau are opeH-- she said T am nos sure it is so far