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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
THE BURDENsoME COUNTY ACT.

beginning about this vaunted
bill that it would vastly the burdens of the
giving compeBsating advantage
Star supported the the
following financial of the
PRISE mi regarded conclusive:
is apparently considerably
the old of administration Judging by the
Auditor Fisher, issued annual
ment ending 30 1t about $250OO0
this during the previous
expenditures
hence o addition
$25000 of the entire
anayzng the Auditors
explanations of
impossible strike balance he said this
morning.
Of
dsbursed about $250OO0
moeth thai previous year
public
worth tthe
outay tel7
District Columbia
public islands
the pos piled Those who have to
especially enlghteaing
the ments OF police.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
THE DoUMA REVoLTS.

piece which has been printed this year came
stating that the lower House
death the Gar Poedo
Holy Synd General Trepoh Governor OF 81
Prince o Council of the Empire
itself at the head the revolution
against the
parliamentary the world with the spectacle OF
pvey led and barking back to the suhrag OF the
class in Russia o
ephmakg indeed and the Car will find small comfort
the French
the oulawed though not
the peoples back Of the ozar are his
diafected All
lighting strength
andfre OF political and askpasters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
HAwAIrs AWKWARD POSITION.

do ITS snare
mainland
Territorial
colonization Land for
the mainnd representing the local
they and stay away
landed element in the islands thinks
is the government
being opened the Territory they seek to
oficaop sunshine and an
matter what these agencies may do e'
pro6tably produce Hawaii
that the conservatives are wrong but what
small auihs who make good
in themi the United states De
Of suggestionsi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
MR.. JUDD'S MISSION.

Manila labor quest OF Mr. JUDD
Philippine formally approved the a
Mr. Judd to do get his aborers
procured Philippine will clear the for their
departure. 81,
of delicate matter which hoped
Mr. People
Philippines had the closest contact with
Spanards particularly would be worthless for
public while tribes the other islands
amiabe disposition Naturally the Manila people,
perhaps rid the troublesome of
of expectation
to mshap What Hawaii
the right
responsibility that TO
Mr. Judd,sr of discrimination .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
LOCAL BREvrTrEs.



Secretary Wood has returned from n
weeks vacation IN Kohala. He says
all things are in good condition on
the BIG Island.
John Robinson. formerly a we'll
known sugar boiler on Hawaii, died on
Friday. July 2o. He was buried at
Pearl city. Mr.. Robinson was born in
England in 1894 A widow survives
him.
d. Lloyd Conklin, Kailua manager
for II. Hackfeld 4 co. and formerly
In the local newspaper field. came
down from Kona on the Mauna Loa
yesterday. He will return to Kailua
on Friday.
The $. S. Argyll. from Kahului ar
rived of port yesterday morning and
anchored near the barkentine Fuller
. Ton. After remaining short time.
the steamship took the Fullerton in
TOW and departed for Port Hartford.
Yesterday Morgan sold 104 acres OF
cane land under lease to the Honomu
Sugar Company for $50 an acre. The
lease on the land has still one year
to run. 1t was sold on order Of the
court in the settlement of the estate
gage OF $4,000. 1t was sold to Brewer
& Co., the only other bidder being
Curtis Iaukea.
Letters received from Tonga state
that Bishop Willis is building a larger
church edifice than that in which they
have worshiped since the Bishop went
into the South Seas four years ago
The Tongan Parliament has refused
to turn over the schools of the king.
dom. to the control of the churches
and has passed an act repeating ths
law requiring natives on horseback q
| t1ismount and salute on meeting @
chief. +... A
Little Lila Kaaumoana, the adopted
child OF a Honolulu native. was sem
back to her real parents on Maui yes
terday being put aboard the Kina,
7 by the police. The attention of th'
authorities had been drawn TO hei
case through the issuing of a com.
plant by her adopted parent agains
her for disobedience. an investigation
of which showed that Lila was no
being treated well and that the ag
grieved parent had no legal right Il
the custody of the child.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
sioners.
FREE BATHING.

A motion by Lucas went through to
the effect that the Kunst property at
Waikiki be free to the public as
bathing resort and that no charge be
made any individual for bathing. who
provides his own bathing-suit and
towel.
steamer" as given in the Associations
circular:
"As our party will be on the steam
ship several days, business sessions viii
be held and long program, consisting
of papers on advertising, subscriptions,
local and editorial work, fields of the
daily and weekly newspaper, and many
other subjects of interest TO the craft
will be prepared. Discussions will fol-
low each paper or talk as there will
be ample time TO go into full details of
| newspaper work in general. There will
also be a. musical and social program"
! II may here be repeated that the
editorial excursion party will leave San
| Francisco In the Alameda ON Sep
! tember /. arriving here on the
| eth. and returning leave Honolulu in
1.-THE Sonoma on Sept. IL This will give
them eleven days on the islands.
Here the program will be substantial
ly that submitted by the local editorial
lcommitree.
This letter from Secretary Wood to
the secretary OF the S. C, L. A. is in
teresting:
Honolulu. Hawaii, June lS 1906.
\ My Dear Mr.. Johnson | viii certain.
ly endeavor 20 make the voyage will
you. You must make the trip TO th'
Volcano, not simply for the purpose
OF seeing the chained Giant OF Kilau'
ca, but also that you may have al
idea Of the formation of the dihferen
islands and the extent Of the sugar In
4 dustry.
No. we do not propose worrying yol
with ba ,1uets and balls, but intent
seeing that you are given "A Hawaiian
luau out under the oocoanut trees an
/. among the ferns, a feast, the like o
which has not been seen In Hawaii 10
many long year
70 We also propose seeing how man
4 pineapples, bananas and other fruit
II you can get away with during you
IL stay,
~ You viii need your hob nail shoe
for We purpose keeping You on the iro
We need the exercise and You are M
. coming down for rest
p Would say that the round trip RAJ
u for your party 10 ths best We have eyi
known a steamship 10 make when ~
D. remember that you are practical
10 twelve days ON board the ship ana a
o given fare such as You would gri
"a the beet hotel az los Angeles, Tho "
g. Nill bs most inexpensive one and y
nr not q day pr hour sill hang heaYi
~, nn your hands Ne Nill glYf You q
Inns ~ Your lYef ard any member
th yopT afHns laiion. Nho does nni eoi
! alons Niil b. sNfFlasilnFly sorry Nh
ll- lhe Trsi ~ ynu 500 park hpns and 4
D. hln all about ID
lr fhr oahu iailNaY inmpanN F ~
~ nlnE $50 eFrpfklnnf fpr 100 a
nd arnuni thf island a. liannlulus RliT.
liff gopnifF lfsDfi hHlflNs anN1l
lih A. ilH plnisHlf piauiailHF "a Vs.
~ asg Ynv Nlll M hffp in ihf plnsHp
fn fftsnn 900 Hf ian ilNNllsr lNA W
lF ~ ihf mpsl aflillnus ifui lpa ha
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
SHERIFF MUST SPEND.
LESS MONEY
CONTINUED from Page u

.. CONTINUED from Page ~
board that he had staked out the APP
proaches to the new bridge over the
north fork of the Kaukonahua gulch,
Wahiawa, and estimated that the cost
of completing such work at s25OO.
Chief Fire Engineer Thurston SUBJ
mitted an estimate Of $i55O required 10
finance the department for the month
of August.
THE PARK COMMISSION.
The following communication from
L. A. Thurston, secretary of the Homo
lulu Park Commission was read and
placed on file;g trr ..ts,
"'' Honolulu, T. H.. July 25, 1906.
Mr. o. Kalauokalani, Jr., Clerk Coun-
''' ty OF Oahu. .'"
Sir. am Instructed by the Homo
lulu Park Commission to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication Of
the Goth inst, wherein You statesFfhat
YOU have Leen instructed by the Board
of Supervisors of the County OF Oahu
to request the Honolulu Park Commits
sion TO take the care, custody and con-
troll OF certain lots at Waikiki hereto
fore purchased from the Kunst Estate
and to use the same as public park
subject TO the same terms and condi-
tidnT... ~ govern and regulate Kapio-
iani Park.
am further instructed by the said
Commissioners TO inform you and the
Honorable Board OF Supervisors OF tbs
County OF oahu. that they gladly ac-
thlnl hN
the said Supervisors and will do every
thing they can TO make the said beaci
park premises a source Of pleasure an'
benefit to the public Of Honolulu.
| have the honor TO remain,
.. Your obedient servant
! ..... l.. A. THURSToN
Secretary, Honolulu Park Commission
ADAMS REAPPolNTEp. , f.
FB. Mcstocker rendered his resigna
tion as road oyerseer for the district q
Kooiauloa, Andrew adams, the forms
road oyerseer. having returned IN
resignation was accepted and Adam
reappolnted'
An AMENDED .REsoLuTloH,
on Chairman SMITHS motion Rec
'lmilon u reappointinE the park o'P'
tmissionovs, was changed from
Resolved. That thu following nel
sons be ana hereby are appointed
. county park commissioners IA areig'
ancs With Section is6 " the REV "
I Lass suhlsoi, however, to the dirs
4 Ion ana undrr lhe eonlrol " the nai
A miiirr nn Raa .r, hrldF's ana fafi
" tht naafi " fuperYiEors 20
"ResolNoi, That M pursuance vi
y ihr paNefs roRfeurl ~ aup-Hrfll'pl
uf Hrgiion ~ ~ ihp county 49, ihe Z
"A loains pfTsons pf and hrf'hy ars .
pnutrf aF county paTh rnnunihHiuHf
sulip0i however 40 lh' allrllon
ilr rnmmliitp nn hoadF hdiFfe ,
D Pause ~ ihf hoard ~ aNpel lspls .
, IW nnfnai ~ anlulipn fnnill 80 NJ
lilt paNaf uf ihr nuiflnnI nhn Nn'
afiinn itt NJ ihl nfl lsti iAhF 10 ~
mr alpllAmsni "a ihf lsik eainn'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
GAMBLERS AND POLITICS.

gamblers whence they driven by the
Of
brought here contribute
Iole campaign plan them gamble for short tme
Honolulu wbeeup Of their profits will bs turned TO the police
to be usedin the preliminary work OF nomination
the Advertiser
tho mostT TeIntals of their IN this cemWupiy h..
gambrTs taEa 10 the asI previous county
campaign police politics aRd their reward History, IN that sspo'
% b. merely repeating iI~if
We Il Federation h duty perform Every eaorl
lhe local gambling
Iises rioiy hr fl' should
bold h tirg oply pbs
ng deprive b l Of 'bs fond ou sih hy depend 20 WoonF
q graft
thopi iusy To AaNusi usaAi ~ dHdei
slon as No. lsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27


month. II is our duty 10 leave the
place with a. clean slate I'm for a
fair. square deal and don't want to
leave a dead horse for the next board.
There's no politics In this. The police
have got 10 cut-eyerybody's got to
cut. We may as well realize this first
rs last rt.
I'm thoroughly in accord with what
Mr.. Luoa has said" remarked Smith;
does the motion find a second7". II
did not
II don't think it's right 10 state what
we will allow the police department"
said Moore. Let the police commit
AT the next meeting"
We've been adding to the police
force all over the island" said Lucas.
TITS up TO the sheriff TO say what he
can get along with" said Moore
There's no necessity to lop OF the
police appropriation. Let's gives the
nit his proposition"
"If we don't fix the amount" went
on Lucas, they'll run over our figures
like the very devil. It's no use send
| ing the police committee TO confer with
|
i appointed II any. someone who hasn't
been in touch with the sheriff. Some
thing has got 10 be done IN the matter.
won't be responsible for any dead
horse ! suppose IN get HI for this
tomorrow. but I'm quit of the Job on
the first Of the year"
: Lucas finally modified his motion TO
. read that the sheriff be notinsd that
enrtailment of the expenses of the
department must be made. This found
, second and Was carried.
MOORE WANTS 10 KNOW.
Then Moore wsDt after Auditor fish
~ he wanted 20 knoY Why theTf WAS
such q fellinF on IN the amount COM
ins ~ the eeapty and statsg ths,t he
Nas astsrmlned 70 md pvt III the
A souHiy Ma seulnS ms shori fRd % u
/, iiefs sould he k0ineihihp pFriy slY
4 dcns ~ regards lhs ieDitlfyl audi
, lhf
y WED hsiisg epi ,hs supsryisoIs sal-
y arise 80 llp y month.' said Lueag
h "nant do 49," replied Frlih, slnlllng
ID, Nihfy'Ts ngsd W las
'ThfR lffg lplR fhs hall ailop NTml
! aHd 49, ihfm Az NeTk nn ihf lpadp
}, 1hey loss a. labor in > Spua eanss,
snSfsBigi l,ufif ana l'W aglpfa \
y knps Nhfu ~ plenfy ~ road e9gl
lu n fnWiaf frlW
~ Inf lNAnis Wrmhfif siaIifl NJ hpm
l lm llRlly un ihe hnad spa a
vi 4 n Az mffluf saiNfiA'9 Nnll
d 1Hssaay tuTlH Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
(From Thursday,s Advertiser.l

Frank f. Thompson leaves for Japan
or business today.
Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Jones leave today
for visit to the mainland.
. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wakefield are
expected home in the Alameda.
The schooner Chas. Levi Woodbury.
cleared yesterday afternoon for Hiio
and Honoipu.
Miss May Thomas of wahiawa will
not sail on the Manchuria on account
of the illness of her mother.
A. p. Taylor of the Advertiser staff
is taking a two weeks: vacation. Mr..
Logan has returned from his.
1t is reported that the sugar crop
on Hawaii will be at least 25o0 tons
greater than had been provided for in
the way of bottoms 20 transport it.
Edward X. Deyauchelle is reported
as saying that his brother Eugene
has now nothing to do with his, Ed
wards. land and fishery on Moioxai
Second engineer Davis of the steamer
Kauai and third engineer Steele OF the
! steamer Mauna Loa have exchanged
J berths, through a mutual arrange
ment.
| Treasurer Campbell yesterday grant
ed a license to the Kauai Wine and
Liquor Co. of Waimea. The application
of the Waimea Wine and Liquor Co. Is
still pending under arbitration.
Senator j. d. Paris of Kona was q
caller on Governor Carter yesterday
Senator Paris says people on the Biz
Island are not doing politics at all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

Of eeun, 10 sprldl pllr lB ehap Nlusw pi 1swwpu'
sna M 49, lfsa Nism igH " iis thppgIse laY nl So
hess f up mgy fHd H lf woarF enl ey a se a. D.
ss,isle ilsi iafl eo tpssl il lsN rW Hhl lw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

Mrs. w. w. Hall returned from the
mainlond yesterday.
The oil famine on Maui has been
broken lby the ARRIVAL Of the steamer
Argyll at Kahului.
Mrs. w \. Lindsay sister-in-law OF
Captain Porter OF the $. $. Mongolia,
is visiting in Honolulu
w. @. Walker. manager Of Ookala
plantation. leaves by the 5. s. Man
churia for six weeks visit 10 the
Coast, where he viii Join his wife ana
children.
Territorial Auditor Fisher has pre-
pared somc figures showing that about
s2bO.OOo more was disbursed under
county government for the year end-
ing July LIST than Il used 10 cost 10
run the Territory.
-O%s-Oss-O~s-Oss-O~s so~s~O-
ever eaten,
ssosstary Hawaii PFomoiion Commit
tee,
AN AUTOMOBILE fTRAp..
Pasls wanted Ensineef qers % ,ln
slect the break ga ters az aseia sn'
Pakole According 90 ihr seperYl Ylso
autos hays 10 ~ lhToesh lhfre Teti y
water ~ high flds and Occasionally ~
: aialloI Oho is SAID io by hspek y
Z iho mud ihrlp noN cur Nlll 80 y
look NJ lhs plses ~ faon 40 be fal
] Ana iunf,
20 CuT ppldrE APPROPRIATION
luraF Hplfi ihai ihe pellir appfp
= wlauon he cVi apNn : liVp
b Ap ran Eiif fm ihal Rna M mars
D sali l.ufaT Hhf ksff 49, nNnlhf
1 lun ana ihe ninnpf n tnlnt "a =
n iplelIy shat iNf isllllNlisl getli
N fals lhai Hl fnf lgsnii hsF ~ D,
y ils monin y ~ ~ keshas, tl,es lal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
MIGUEL NJ. PINILLOS

Esta 4 Ia carga Ell Barcelona de
donde saldra ell so del corriente mes
para ell Mediterraneo Y Canarias, este
puerto, Mayagiiez. Ponce, Santiago
de Cuba, Habana, Matanzas y New
Orleans.
~ o &c IA n n ~ "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
La reVOluCi0n en- Guatemala
Astssi aa Hrsikals Sssaa rssraaa cssua

Aln cuando Ell gobierno de Guate-
mala Sc ha afanado en- hacer saber.
por medic dc sus agentes en- ell exte-
lrior, que la revoluci6n ha Sido ssofOcs-
da en- Ell pals. hay mas de.un motive
para Greer que sobre ell seflor Estra-
do Cabrera pesa una amenaza mas
lseria de 10 que el mismo puede supo-
ner. La revolucion. seg1n es sabido
no las forInentan los puehlos, sino
son obra EXCLUSIVE de los gobiernos.
Pocos gobernantes hispano-america :
nos han .dado tantos motives como el
Presidente de Guatemala para obli-
gar sus subordinados & apeiar al
doloroso extreme de las armas. A
donde quierA ha llcgado eli rumor del
despotismo intransigente y sordo que
ha yenido peSAndo sobre aquella re
publica por largo periodic de amos.
Pasiones y odioS formentaban en- ST.
lencio, esperanto la OCCASION propicia
para estallar; Y lego ell nomento, y
NADIA fue suhciente & contener la ola
reyolucionaria que de las fronteras
pugnaS por avanzar haSta Ia capital.
FL sefior Estrada Cabrera, levan-
tado q la Suprema Magistratura del
pals por TN accidente inesperado en-
la bora precisa en- que los partidos
polfticos Sc esfumaban para reyeStir
la forna de TN personalismo inacep-
table al caracter y tendencias de
InueStroS pueblos, no comprendi6 8,
mejor dicho, no quiso comprender
cue perSonalidades al estilo de Ia su-
va son obra de las circuustaacias Y
no del voto nacionai Y estan, por 10
mismo, mas obligadas & hacer mayor
esfuerzo para correspondent de mejor
manera los deberes que sc imponen.
Es possible abusar hasta cierto pun
to de la tnansedumbre de les pue
bios; pero llega TN inStante en- que
lpor fuerza natural sc levantan en-
son de protesta sentimientos que pa
recian ahogados; en- cue los restos de
la familia y Ell tnismo interes parti-
cular de las s0ciedades, Sc rebelan
continusr soportando la humiliation
Puede el Senor Estrada Cabrera. con
tar..como Cuenta. con detcrminados
Ielementos de fuerza que ha alquilado
en- la feria dc brazos dc las naciones
europeas, pero indiferentes como
ellos son a la suerte del pals. dis
puestos 4 ofrecerse al que mayor pre-
clio ofrezca a sus servicios, Nd son los
llamados apuntalar TN edifcio cue
Iamenazaruinas y que solo podria SOS
ltenerse por la volunfad de Ia naci6n
que es, precisan ente, con 10 que el
Presidente de Guatemala 40 puede
Icontar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
SerWici0 de cahotsie.

i sseF PORTO RSo .seso alara
por
So F ~ Aro S 4
8 H
com los va d. F Fompna aparN York. Sepcibeca
au l de- pae en- las ohi hafal
81
j. j c
I r. q mbe (: DuemN . nor
e =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
PARA cIcARRILLOs

I'm ei BoLErIN MERcASTIL hay cons.
tanie .existenein de.papel para ciga-
rriilos, maTca .La Cubanita". esme-
csdsmeute c0ftado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
GcBtreIantss. aBanQusros 8 CpmisIonIsI
AGENTES dc los VapOv<s trGsatlSnticos ds
R1NILLOS. IZQUIERDo Co., DE eADISs

4 a fOLIH O. OOr DE BAKCELONA,
de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co, .vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Estados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25

0cDa de San Juan, Ia Marina Muelle Occupants
TEtEFONO No
Jfcna de Nueya York. Mum. Broadway.
0cina de Naev Orleans uck Agent MIN 6O Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
VAPoREs A NUesrRA CONSERVATION
JAPOR ESPANOL 'PIO TX"

oali6 dc Barcelona el IS del CO.
ricnte para el Mediterraneo, Cana
las y este puerto. Terminadas aquf
sus operaciones seguira para Maya
siicz, Ponce. Santiago de Cuba Ha
ANA Cienfrcgos y New Orleans
Admitiend0se carga Y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-28
REQUESTS TO
THE CHILDREN
Are Left BY the Late James Camp
bell, Whose Will Is Pro
bnted Here.

The will of the late James A,
Campbell has been probated. One
hundred dollars in money is left to
each of these grandchildren. name
", Della Morris, ollie Morris. zebe-
dee Morris, Liman Morris and John
b. Marris, and an organ to Claude
Wolf. One thousand dollars is CIV
en- to his son, James M. Campbell
who is named as executor of the will.
The remainder of the property real,
after the wife's dover, goes equally
to the sons and daughters, Edward
L. Campbell, Sarah L. simons. vi
lena Sheets and Emma b. Wolf and
grandsons, James w. Hudkins and
Jacob L. Hudkins.
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TIN MILLS PAY OUT
BIG sum OF MONEY
More To Employees This Month Than
Ever in Their History and
Are EnIarging.

The Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate
Company has big Thanksgiving
surprise in store for the community.
The magnitude of the work of this
large and splendid industry is not
vet altogether appreciated. There
is a general knowledge that many
men are employed there and occas-
ionaI reference is made to the size
of the payroll With that the tin
plate mills pass from the minds Of
many and are not really appreciated
as they should be. However, the
news comes that the payroll Satur-
day of the present week will reach
$4,000 This amount is for but
two weeks work and the total of the
payroll the past four weeks is $32,-
900, an average of $1,000, which
figures show the mills to be very
important factor in the industrial
features of CIarksburg. While the
payroll all the time has been large
yet the mills break the record this
month by about six thousand dollars
increase.
The large new wareroom is now
nearing completion and the company
will begin shortly the erection of an
extensive addition to the main lot
mill building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-28
HARVEST HOME MEETING
Cu1mination of Revival in Mid-WeeIS
Prayer Services Tonight at
GoT NJ. Il. Church.

The subject of the general prayer
and praise meeting to be held at
Con NJ. E. Church tonight is "Har-
vest Home-the Final Harvest"
and cordial invitation IS extended
to all to attend.
During the month of November
there has been a revival in the mid
week prayer meetings at this church.
This month is the Harvest Home"
month, in which comes the glad
Thanksgiving. For the entire month
the mid-week services have had as
subjects some form of the sowing and
reaplng which eliminates tonight In
the Harvest Home" topic
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+ ++++4 ++++ $3.50 :
:. WANTED TO KILL :
> J. ID. ROCKEFELLER. =

= NEW YORK, Nov. IS +
!. Charged with threatening to +
!. kill John D. Rockefeller unless +
!. he paid her one million dollars, +
i. Mrs. Rose Delina Beauvos +
i. Handfeld, aged 40 years. was +
j. arrested in front of the Offices +
/. of the Guardian Trust Company =
j. while on her way to cash +
j. check of that amount which +
!. some one in the Standard Office :
i. made payable to her name when +
j. she entered the Standards Of +
!. flee displayed a revolver and +
j. made the above threat. Mrs +
j. Handfeld said her husband had +
j. been in the oil business and +
i. was ruined by the Standard.
j. j. = I. + i. i. I. j. + i. = + = : =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-28
NEW PAPER
VIII Be Started at Weston the First
of the Coming Year.

The first of the year will witness
the advent of the first volume of a
new paper for Weston It will be
Independent in politics, we are in
formed, a seven-column folio. viii
be owned and controlled by Messrs.
H. F. Rymer and Roy R. Hale, and
the latter will be its editor. The
paper will be called The Lewis coun-
ty Record. These ambitious young
men have long been accredited with
an o'er-weening anxiety to get rich
quick. and this is the positive proof
of it. We welcome the boys into
the fraternity. Mr.. Hale has here
tofore done some newspaper work.
and he is a bright young fellow, as
we'll as pleasing writer.