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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09
A JAMAICAN LADY SPEAKS HIGH.
LY OF CHAMBERLAIN COUGH
REMEDY.

Mrs. Michael Hart. wife of the su-
perintendent OF Cart Service at Kings
ton. Jamaica, West Indies, says that
she has for some years used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for coughs
Group and whooping cough and has
found 1t very beneficial She has Inn
plicit confidence In 1t and would not
be without bottle of 1t in her home
Sold by all dealers and druggists
Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents fol
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

refundng bill
First the House and be then the House
Chairman the
bound be hard but Hawaii will least
for lack of a strong presentation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

will the lid
Nevertheless he
thing crediby himself Carter has
only really important matter demanding
province
Clerke entire
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

February March afforded
little usually
TIME would Hawaii well indeed to
reversed leaving winter charm the stranger
the stimulating ben
with fair example, from this point
of view,o o ur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

Among the freight OF the steamer
Claudine was: 55 bags corn, 81 bags
taro. 129 hides, 25 hogs and / mule.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

The steamer Niihau arriving fromI
Kauai ports yesterday, brought 1450I
bags OF A. sugar from the McBryde|
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

The Society deserves its endeavo
public
that deal in the life of the city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

Many witnesses are being subpoenaed
for the special term of the Federal
court to open on Monday next.
Miss Mary Kaleilehua Kaolulo is
visiting her foster parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Kahale, at Wailuku.
This is Blackstad's first visit to the
metropolis since before the Chinatown
fire. He says the rapid transit cars
are great
w. l.. Wyman is about again after
a lengthy confinement in the hospital.
He recently underwent an operation
for hernia.
Wong Kai Kah, who escorted Prince
Pu Lun to the States last year and
who has many friends in Honolulu.
died in Yokohama on January 20 of
heart failure.
Maui county supervisors voted their
salaries of $50 a month for one year
to pay for a cement sidewalk on High
street. Wailuku.
Mrs. Jane L. More desires to thank
the many friends who so kindly re-
membered the late Mrs. Jane Wilson,
also for the many floral tributes sent
Il mere is SalQ TO De Il shortage OF gin
threatened in the liquor market, owing
to the loss of the British bark Dunbrit-
ton and the delay in arrival of other
vessels.
A canvass of business men will be-
gin today to ascertain the prospects OF
freight for the proposed new steam
ship to run between San Francisco and
Honolulu.
! The Japanese organization of the
/ cash register business, of which ]. A.
NJ. Johnson is the head. is called the
| Nippon Kokoku Boyeki Kabushiki Ka-
| isha. AS soon as Johnson learns To
pronounce the name business will be
| doomed.
| Tsutsumi, a Japanese who had beer
! fined $3.50 In Honolulu for practicing
medicine without a license, has beer
! fined 5000 for the same offense in the
, Wailuku District Court Chester Doyle
prosecuted him. After his conviction
here it was supposed Tsutsumi had left
| the country.
| w. H. c. Greig of Fanning's Island
arrived from Fiji in the Aorangi. He
is going to San Francisco to seek cap
ital for the purchase of Fanning's anC
Washington islands, now for sale un
der .order of the court in Fiji. Jane!
Bicknell, oahu county auditor, afte
being adjudged to own half interes
in the property sold out to an Englisl
company for about $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

he
bill
Even Mr. Taft cannot these appraised junk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

accept leadership be
rneelsa guild doesn't
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

police
1t plain that Amin did explode half
crack Years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

the to ind
n about IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

Democratic daily who'll
party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

OF the Promooh
be Hawaii The Committee
o,,d ''Watch Tacoma
Grow, md Put off at Buffalo good models
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09

'N''' N"''fiiHrf'
F h'ff ~ hfH
"'l'n iHfH''H'fe ~
"f' NinN NAM
,...,. ..'''... l''''''l''i'"' i''i"' NAl'
-. 'N'' " announced if"in
hhu "iN' hhnnli''h ana rev
''s,,''a -','.. - "n mAo'' ana VII
p", W" h@''"NAlA be'"fe return
~ ip''p'u'u.
'uff'l"i 'theI"l Nal mas appointed
~ L. Horenson' chief deputy, =. NJ.
hAhahanul. special assistant. ana
hthfy ~ Wllllans sub-assistant
VIM a. Bowen treasurer of Castle
q Cooke who has been seriously ~ AT
MS residence as the result OF a sur
gical operation. was reported last night
To be improving very fast
The road from Pearl City to Homo
lulu was never In such excellent shape
as II is now. fact which auto drivers
are taxing advantage OF In getting
speed from their fnachlnes.
hrs' No'ters and daughter or Ma
a'ehu' hau' hawaii arrived yesterday
oI' 'he Mauhh boa ana are at the
hawaiian hotei' Mrs' VOTERS VIII
p'a0e her oaush'er III school.
Depu'y rriSon "arueh Albert NC
iei. ior riiio yesterday 10 take
u s"v 'a', mere uurihg 'he ao-
vi 'ahoI many VINO mas Deeh
0alieu l" hohoiuiu AS Witness
ro'her rresiueht Nharles B. Dyke
vi 'he NaIheharneha SCHOOLS VINO IL
no" res'ueHt OF Arizona lot the peh-
e"' vi ms heatn' writes 10 Iriehus
Ina. he 70 improving rapiuiy'
"ho was repor'eu on
Nonuay " pe suierihs from appenu'-
was no' 81 wen yes'eruay as hau
-" nopeo nc 10 az ms hoihe' where
ap,e - a,.'', -, H''1 upo, MN,
,r..s...Ns -. -, io,i i'o' 20
,,.,,, ,aa,.a y,,a',i,....... ~ nc ..'
-, -
80 ",,-iN nm ~ w
.' Cn'i'' uue " arrive heie
u"''
! -, JAY VI h'ii uoNeh iuihoa'i9
Nhi arrive mere oii tne next stea'ler'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-09
PROMOTION cATcH-PHRAsEs

Bee Polynesia Too.
Try the Tropics.
June in January.
on for Polynesia's Capital.
Breathe Hawaiian Air.
A Snakeless Eden.
Grass Always Green.
Our Emerald Islea
The Air That Cures.
Bring Your Auto.
The Tropic Switzerland.
The Sun God g Home.
The Isles of Peace.
The Rainbow Islands.
The Worlds Playground.
Grow Young in Hawaii.
Follow the Sun.
In Mango Land.
Winter s Green Kingdom.
The above are the Advertise
for catch-phrases to be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

when the Oriental limited % tho
Great Northern railway starts on
the nos nchednls next sunday
morning and leaves for the east
tao new departures win be inauE
uraied The train viii be the first
90 run direct from Seattle to Chlca-
10 Tho exceptionally fast time OF
90 hours must be made and this
viii be the new rnnning schedule
The distance ~ rockoned at 2.22s
miles and means that little delay
will occur on the trip
Troubles Ahead.
There e. claimed to be All kinds
% trouble IN store for the Great
Northern when the through service
- inauEurated. according 20 pre-
dictlons of railroad men. There II
feeling that the Great Northern
IL making a mistake IN using the
Burlington from 81 Paul 10 Chi
cnEo without a change of cars al the
Twin cities. that " % throwing
down the gauntlet for an manner
OF determinations against II hy
competing lines between the two
cities
Ancient History.
Some 20 years ago tho Northern
Pacific leased the Wisconsin Cen.
trail syeiem and ran It's trains
through Chicago without change
at 81 Paul Il naturally cut the
business 81 other lines and In re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

with handeuffs and fists for
weapons squad Of 20 patrolmon
aud detectives battled on Washing
ton ~ last nishi against a cr0wd OF
rioters numbering before the ffAcas
ended ai least 900 pefnona
Tho trouble began aheu Patrol
man W G Hubbard arrested Phii
Riley. an escaped irusty frum the
city jail. whom be recognized a.
one at a large crowd listening a.
the haranRue 81 a socialist worker
Socialists Are Eseitsd.
XIII the cop stnng him up
we're samples 81 The language that
some ~ The excited socialists di.
fcct.a towards ihe officer sud In =
moment the crowd started ID. fiEht
When JailsF Corning reached the
scene In the patrol wagon he too,
became cntanfl~d In the ceowd. and
realizing the dAnFer an emergency
call MAS SORT 90 headquarters
The night squad NAn preparing
10 40 nni On their shift aud wae
scot to auuble'uulck time 80 qncll
the disturbance rs tho tine The
reinforcement reached the fgp ~
ficen and their prisoner Wnshine
ton ~ was denscly lliitd Tor ilA
iauee ~ two h'ocha
The aafr0lmen reiiained from
using fhpif Euns aud fiEuratiysis
wu4ed intn the mob with their
handouts and fia'r Right aud left
they knocked the frenHief rioters
and finals fairly beat their way %
the center OF the bowling mob,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
STRUCK DOWN
AND ROBBED

George McAtccr a laborer. resld.
inE az az Eighth av. was Rand.
bagged and robbed OF a gold watch
aud so In money shortly after q
O'Clock on Saturday night. near the
Intersection Of Railroad av ana
King 81 Re retained consclous'
ness sufficient 20 give "a doscrIn.
ton OF the thug who waylaid him
TO mo police. and they are now
searching for the man.
McAatcor had been drinking hut
was sober enough 10 realize wbSt
was going on. He had reached
King ~ walking up Railroad nv
when he felt singing sensation
a. the back Of his head. and no was
dimly conscious while LAYING ON tbo
ground OF man searching bls
pockets, taking tho watch ana
money aud then deoamplng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

eli vifsa the address given -,
lie len faf chicago yesisras, '''h'f
TIE young man. bseaus.
destitute condition 81 lie = 'hs
HaH adopted b. "a weaifhy ,'Jl
aa1 iatsH - Hanaaa where sas,.y
after safa hIs foster parent. 's .' J
leaving hIm ID email fortune ~ "a
Ell thsh tied 10 reach bla ssrsa 49,. !. !.
EHRiHHd but found they taa .'sa =
ana has been ssafeblus fsf 81 -,
ever HIHHa. ih'fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
POLICE AND MOB
IN BATTLE ROYAL

where Corning and Hubbard SIN
retained possession u the prisoner
Crowd Grew Quickly.
Al the beginning there we're not
20 exceed 200 men In the crowd.
bat bY the time the trouble vas
well under uay It's numbers had IN
creased 20 fuili LOCO Many knew
nothing of what vas occurring. hpi
we're attracted 20 the scene b.
curiosity
The patfolmen succeeded IN ar.
reHflns I Of the rinslesasra Of the
trouble aud after considerable arr.
Guilty landed them IN iail. where
thsy we're charged Nith interfering
with an officer Bell VAS placed e.
500 each. ia lieu 81 which the pris
nnsrs we're compelled 20 spend the
nlght IN 4 lsii cell AZ headquarters
More Arrests LIKELY.
Owing 20 the tremendous crush
many ~ che men Who took part r.
starting the trouble eHcapfd uut Ia
quite a number of cases these ind
Nidnnia we're recognized b tie
uaffoimen aus vii he arrested
whenever and wherever found
When tried before Judge Gordon
in fhs pnltrs ruuFt fhis morning
rhH Riley. over whom tbs frouhie
started. IA naker an8 Roheft
shnHAs nefe nued tf0e ard received
an adaifiauai taftu ~ aa DAYS en the
hahn sang ratrolman ". G. Hub
bard testified that Riley haa calted
arnn the bFHfanHsfs 80 iii lha pa=
ilcemhn ans that Sc SIS necessary to
rhpkr ghe nlnn almost tnpsusihie be-
fore BE- rsaned nEhiinE saaka aad
fa~f rieHa guilty.
"a IL Anderson proved that Be
had unlhinE 90 90 aiih the fight ard
vas allowed g. g. under q suspended
sentence. The east aEaiaat A. AihlA
mas continued. as the afrHKiinF Of
finsf WIS not present. Gus sven
sen had loaded revolver in bis
pocket bat TaNs satisfactory exs
PLANTATION ~ hia presence during the
irnnhis and waa oaiY nusd SIS faf
earn ma concealed wea IONS The
others Naers booked for a hearing
late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
YOSEMITE SAILS SOUTH.

Tho new steamer Yosemite which
sailed yesterday for Hnn Francisco
with 1909 900 feet ~ lumber aud %
passengers. ~ on nor maiden voyage
returning 20 California ports. The
Yosemite viii Wy beiN cen San
Francisco. seattle ana Puget sound
ports. carrying lumber ana mcr-
chnndise. She ~ owned by Charles
a. Mccormick A CO.. OF San i'fan-
cihrn. and T.. ~. Gray A GO. have
been appointed traffc agents ln ss-
attle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
SENT HIM A WIFE
FOR HIS MONEY

PORTLAND, May ss.-Truant OF.
neer :. u. white has made the dis.
eovery in investigating the family
conditions existing In the home Of
itenry Weidcnkelleri that the latter
n"d forwarded 70 Russia a part OF
the money he had received as dam
arcH for the death Of his first wife.
VINO was Killed by street car sew
e,sl years ago. and IN return an
o'hef bride was forwarded To Port.
.ahd Tor the widower The present
Mrs Weidcnkeller did not know her
husband uutil they met In this
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
FINDS PARENTS AFTER
SEARCH OF 20 YEARS

NEw WTHTMINHTEn. - =.
May rs. George Mitchell. 30 Yeafa
old. has successfully ended 20
years search over England Can
ada aud the United States for HE
parents. from hom hs was taken
v hen years old.
While attending ID social gath
cflng in this city Mateheil ebaueea
h. talk with "a man Who said he
huoW e man ~ Chicago answering
the description 81 hiu father. Mitch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
SUBMARINE FOG
SIGNALS PLANNED

nal service. the Officers Of ne vessel
viii be able 10 figure out their exact
location The apparatuH' on the
ilghtHhip consists principally ~ a
large bcli suspended from the efnf'
in several nthomH ~ water. The
bell BE- operated by either electricity
~ steam Prom Il the sound II con-
ysyad 10 the receivers ON the pass
Ing steamers.
la this district there VIII soon be
four liEhtshipH Tnfy viii be sta b
toned OF the mouth ~ the f0lum b
bla. Port oxford. umatilla Reef aud
Juan Dc truca strait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
WORK ON NEW STEAMER.

The work f. progressing rapidly
oH the steam schooner Washington.
now bting built By the Washington
Mhfine company. Inc. ou the tide
flats near the Centennial mill l. II.
Gray A Co, the managing agents Of
this vessel, expect she vii be fin.
ished iu about three months ana a
half There arc SO men sotking ON
The vessel. geitlug cut timbere. Pre-.
pafaiory 70 building her The ma
chinery. boilers etc. are on the
EFound. and orders have been given
70 rush the work 10 completion as
quick as possible. as already several
olteLn have been made lor ahartar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

from both The Northern Pacific and
Wisconsin Central When the lease
terminated the Northern Pacific did
not ask for a renew Al, the pnezump
,ion In railroad circles being at that
time that the raiiroad did not like
the attitude Of competing lines.
Times are better now and cundi
tsosa generally different from what
they we're then. Western railroad
men think that J. Hiil will work
bis through train 70 many advan.
iages while others say that the
through schedule viii not pe a per.
manont thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
MEASURE NOME WATERS.

John uoyt will leave June z iH
charge of Waited States hydro
graphic party. which viii have for
ita mission the measurement 81 the
amount ~ water available a. Nome
for the SUMMER business This IL
the first party a. be sent To THE dis
tiiet b. the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
THREE CIRCLES TO MEGr.

The three circles of the @ a H.
Major CLARK. Abraham Lincoln and
Mckinley. will meet at x Of !. hall
First AZ and Pike 81, At . 30 a. NJ
on Memorial dny. 20 participate IN
the ceremonies 81 the day Mckin
iey circle will spread the usual
lunch for the veterans and their
wives az the X Of 4. hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

Later MoAteer reported the rob.
berry 10 fairolman King. aud the
latter IN turn notified headuuar
tera McAteer says his assailant
was about feet 6 inches in height.
OF medium build. and wore aarlS
SUIT OF clothes and a soft black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
elcYcLE Is GONE.

Lawrence Moran. who occupies
apartments at the old Rninler. on
Firth av and Columbia st. Is be.
moaning the loss % a bicycle which
was stolen from him last week. He
has given the police a description Of
the bike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

WARRINGTON sThEEr IS
SCENE or FIERCE AND BRIEF
STRUGGLE BETWEEN pa.
TRoLmEN AND CROWD
WHICH RESENTED ARREST
or ONE OF THUlR NUMBER
FISTS AND HAND CUFFS ARG
USED TO ADVANTAGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY WILL
tnsrALL RECEIVERS AND
GOVERNMENT WILL EQUIP
r ltoHTsHlPs.

{ win the promise ~ the Pacific
Coast Steamship company a. equip
IT, vessels with receivers. u u IN
dsfatood that the government light
zhtuH off the coast in this district
VIII be fitted out with submarine
foe signals. II is claimed by Off
eefs IA the district that this mat
ter vii be carried out tust AZ roun
as the government grants the APP
preparation. which Il expected 60 be
done hy July !.
Insisted on Receivers.
nefafe the government would
agree t. 50 10 the necessary expense
Il Insisted that SOME Of the leading
steamship companies should take
the initiative ~ ntiinK their steam
eta with receivers The fnrlfie
coast steamship company agreed 10
de- this. aud uoW the government n
Folng to keep lie part ~ the COM
pact
The Instruments urs very similar
a. design 90 the common house 90
business office telephone Nhen a
vessel 10 passing in the vicinity 81
iirhtaiiip having sabnafine sig
Whose roof 10 over Youf head y 10
cash. balance monthly gives you a
home Of your own f'rriHs A CO.,
80 Pioneer building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
HAZEL DOLLAR Ass,v,,

The lfazsI Dollar gua..
to liaraeaaH Iiihhard eaufa,s g','''
reached port ana via laas n. =. rs
iaYskY General freight will re 80.
pose be- cargo. sPis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

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siis 80 nss steel p'ant. . aefss tissf
80 g. 1899 sissi.ra $50 fsslin
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asis.d 800 !. ssfs tsse,s $50 A.
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