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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Where They Play. o.day. h
81 Standing Of the Clubs.
Ing from Lawmakers.

5535 Colonel Franklyn Leslie still, the wizard
from X kentucky, who Is doing slab work
sSfora the Lawmakers, q idn't lot the Roam
oke ball players have a run yesterday.
and better slill, there were no hits
marked to the credit Of the Ilghlanders
Only twenty-nine men two above I ne
required nulnbcr--tnced the twtrlerS for
Richmond. and only once did q visitor
4 get on the second snc And the man "a
who found the second bag was on OF
the two who planked HIS foo on the ti lit.
sack !. S I'll j
sF The Richmond players got two runs 81
one by a passed ball and the other on on
an error OF Watson a I third who Ia Ter
was taken out Z OF the & a mo by he ma = 4
L !. ~ n a n "a ~ X "a I an m
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago. 4 /: New Y ork,

no 81 Chicago batted out q ninth7lunlns
Wet OF Hogg to-day. 4, d 81, nv
$R Scores Va Sf =. IS. %.
Chicago II /. !. \. 4: I. o 90 o o 4 2-3
New Y or III. Il. z. o o o 0 0 4 OIL % 3
S Batteries: owens and 4 llivan Hogg
ana Klelnow. 81 Time. Z 2 100. Umpire, y Sher-
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IL BY HI seldo ,Tay Tor g "a. siSs
y Real Estate Agents and lAuoti0n aere,s
q. 8 N. Eleventh s Street. 2S$s 81

small MARKET Gar DER SSo Or 3
s8aA &C RES, w 10 u n A n. Co MF OR ABLE
4sS FRAME DWEIEING q a o. USE Ia ERE:
oN.#sITuATEpR N u II q N RIG cOuN-
TN, 5s$ BOUT I'VE AZ M Les BELOW
4ss$T & eth OF Ssa RIG HMo n E. S IL
IN OUT HALF a u II ~ ou ThltoF
~ q ia M Is I1S u II osa ROAD IAN q
$s x N o lNN III s sS e. iiTTAkE Rss
LACE, "a SO SsH GUS pa5& LOT,
$is 10. 2t9 D! CARTE r s ST RE Be
ENBEvERLYA DsAY X LlAM :!
sTRE ETs.
B III execution Of the /. decree rendered.
ithe2 city Of & Richmond, 81 the suit h, .sos
II. 3. Shannon, ittaker.
IRIS admin list ratr III we, the under
signed special conn, toner's. thereb an
pointed will proceed to sell At punlilo
WEDNESDAY, 4 JULY Ia. 1905,
the real estate "a bove men Toned. AMI IN
the following order. to-wit .
s sHSK froRi
tract Of land men Toned aboye contain
seen al the office OF the auctio naers
sso ol clock FL & tbs asmsi
ay wia S'i let En- s ca trse
T1is Ia fronts IS in feet 70 an alley.
Terms One fourth " cash. 3s balance aata o.
~ and is 5mnnths for 5nego pie .notess.;
with added IRON q, IT Aale
the title to be retained aaYpt!l hole pnr-s
chase money ii paid n nd deeds al e 81
corded by the court . NH
S 5oi5 4! l gS4HAE SIS sas
IN 5 j c. 81 q. a. GAYLE.
ma Special Commlsa loners,as5
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EErnpl,olria Wins,

Especial ia The .Tlmesrp lspatch,l
WILSON, N, q, July slS:-rI'y heavy
hitting In the tenth lppiRg Erpporia, Ya,,i
defeated Elm City here this afternoon
i The batteries wore; For Emrpre
Hobbs g! Il a !, HOBBS for Fin fssy lsaks
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Little Rock, s.; New Orleans, a.
NEW ORLEANS, July l3.--The local
foam could not touch brady to-day, while
Little Rock batted duese hard. winning
easily. s3i II a. f h .35 IA 81 (
II Score: 55 q u X 9. 53 8s5 H. II, ",
Little Rock .,.,,w,01 1o0os1Q1 ~ .
New Orleans 5000 " go w
and stratton, limo. l:$5, Umpire, Cam
pau. n h AZ IA W.. IA. ss VII b. NIIlA
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IN NATIONAL = EAlGUE NJ NJ
4 Scores Y esterday. q,

Chicago, Al; Philadelphia, 8.
Pittsburg, {; Boston, 2 III
$Cinclnnati, s; Brooklyn, g sJsgi
y ST. Louls-N New York (rain) s5j3
Where They Play To. To- Day.
New Y ork at st. Louis, n.
"a Boston at ri tt5burg.
Philadelphia at G hioag co. "
"a IS ii z roOklyng@ at Cincinnati
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Detroit. philadelphia.

PHILADBEPHIA,S july 10 c COMBS
pitched good enougt h ball to-day to win,
but the errors Of 4 his team, ana tes gave
~ 3. seo 81 ~ s . 4. Z j.
t1st f6it Il il
Plhtladel bhia d I. 4. D o o u % 4 8-54
b Batteries NJ Ell blanks. ki lliati warner ~
l2:a0. B Umpires. Connor an d Gon noll y.s35
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AMATEUR CANES TO
) Played TODAY 0 |: A y
snowballs and jenkins Team e e
Play Game r poned from
Last saturda n. M
Richmond ANA eur Base ball
~ League.
FIss9s,ss "a Z MES. DlsPATcH CUP
Standing. z. Of the Clubs. !
s,T][,;o..:..DIl!a;Y's Games.

u, sRp balls ana jenkins. +, NJ. at Her
'I snoWballa ana Times ispateh, P, NJ,
ut Hermitage. III
& 40 r, Nj ut Full on,
a L,ocos, and Jenkins. $50 RI NJ, ut CHEST
. Can CO. and u. p /, Taylor. $50 T, Nj,
Eat Fairmount.ts Vi l.A IL 4l5 u
M Tho Richmond Amateur Baseball
League games will he played this after
noon as per the usual schedule, s5ana me
several 4 teams will limo up against each
other to DO or do, especially those who
arc rather low In the percenta sc column
for comforts sake. The Locos 4 are sti|
leading, but Whother they viii so IN or
come doWn5af neg remains to- be seen, WIZ
" Tho SnoWballs and IN enkinP game 10 the
game oatponed from u Nv 4 th,S ,.at 5i
1 There VIII probably be several changes
In the various line pps, 4 as q no team IS
yet deAnitely settled upon Its regular W y
nine. 4si d as ssf II . y, 1.
ball lineup Will be chosen to-day are
as follows; # n !, =, , 4, \,
COX, Gathsight, Moore. Bowers, Eaton,
Wilcox, Richardson's, s3ss5 u F 3
rho T!mesvp lspa tchj Sline-lp Will A be
taken from the following men;
Y Gardner, Smith. Sutherland, Ricketts,,
\ n Bryan, Richardson. Hrannan, Dona-
hue. Burnette, starke. Coates, White.
Hay, si{, NJ a StsS sss {R9{l{ M
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Portsmouth .,..... .,,o U y wv w 80
NORFOLK /, \. o o 20 q = y %
n summary, Earned runa-P ort g
p: Norfolk. i. Two base hits-J Q okson.
Sacrifice shlts-6treheigh, Hoops, Eases q 7,
on balls-hy Ravell, BY "a l.eonata, !.
hit by pitched ba conroy;l - s.IN I.
out by--Ravel. s, Passed ball 9
Wild pitches-L eonard inc o. sa'9VAo'
31;l5, Umpire, NaWllouse,,,f NJ
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Cincinnati, 81; Brooklyn, s.
GIN CIn NAIl,,9 July 49, &c lnpinnar y made
five three base hits this q fternoon,f all OF
them tlguring In the SCORING, X |, q y, I,
623 Score. !1!i IN h \ -, III ~,
Cincinnati ~, ,,.,, 8 LII Us ~ 9
Broollyn ~, % ! & 20 3 20 0--6 lb Is
\ Batteries: y Weimer, Wicker and schlel;
Patterson, Z. Mcintyre and Bergen, 'lme,
all. Umptres, KLEIN and Garpenter.
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SWashin.g.tE,on. s Cleveland,

-E8 W t1o11At15 EN9111tl q
5#s yYAsH1NGTON.J July 1s. IT Hughes pitch.
ed splendid ball 4, to-day In the NJ ia ce;. OF
poor support Y. nd q the yyashir q on, de-
$feated Clevela md =,
s5 Score: Y: s.: $50 -.
wa shington 81 3. !. g OF o OIL q IS l2 s
Eclayeand q Y. 4. Y. % q O 2 o II IL 40 3
az Batteries: Hughes and Iayde en- Moore,
Bernha I'd, IA Buel ow and BE MI .fT
MI. Hurst. Time, 1853. III 81 IN
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ST .Louiis. g; Boston, ]

BOSTON, july js- Ia st /. Louis batted
5rannehil5N out OF the box In! tho thtta
inning to-day; scoring "a 3 VIII az AZ long
as asoT hs NJ pl,ch e +. H. =,
81 ~ ,o,,ia 1000 90 0-8 ~ Il !
Roston 81. I, n. o O. o o O 10 Oil
Batteries: Petty and 'Connors y "a me "a
hill, Glaze and Armhru ster ] Inc, 1l::iO.
EMPIRES @ 'Loughlin and EVANS = ~ !!a
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AUCTION SALES Future lay

By edward sS Rose Coz Green tsSdd
and ]. Thpt11 t3soti BfoWng dsSS wv 81 III
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..LYilN,cH.lBURG.

Total .5. K, w ssD # =
DAs1,yILLE $.s5 IS
Players; a. =. ~ ~ u ! ~ ~ - : =. !.
4 Reggie. BIB. lgs !
pouell 'elf !. !. Of
VA IA ID Z. 7l ii; rs ri
8rnvie5 Oh Il . \. 7. 4: B. s 81 8 2 1s{0
z,,r,n ID, s, !, n. !. i. !. 81 II 70 2
Mckenzie, SIS q. <. 0{9 20 5s ~ 9
Benny. .,,... VA = ~ i ~ =
AfcKnlgh 2. il;5l @ ~ a.
Totals i. ]. 4. &. ..:ss 10 p 81 Ga
Score by innings ~ y Y \. = 8 =.
Iynchburg = = ooo - ~.
&9 summa ~ 4 NO base hits--1D le s.nn 1t1
5Fetzer. Earned runsDa awhile q l isl.t st
base A On er rors-L ynchbnrg. !; loganyl!le.
u. f.ett on baaes-L ynchburE, bisi L1anylll
8! Double plays-McI kliig ht,ts5 Nc keItz,a
and zurlago. Struck on carter, g; TX
hfcKright, S. Base on hal by McktnighF,
q Il (Bowen and Totmanl saorltice "a ~ ts',
wilson. Richards. y, Fetze looy!e \ anla
Z,iirlage. hit by pitched all--Ediolt safa
8Fetzer. 4 Time Of game. one hoy a' 81
forty minutes. Umpire, Mr. stae ne. 3i3s
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IS ct d mt.
I deputy CLERK the
'y&thAt the bond He..,
lal Comnlisaiop ~
In said cause on the
has been duly gtvei1.'
landstas eFlt, q ne
day 81 july 1905.
r PH1LLI Pa.
Nj s!ss,lDani1tY| fslarlI.i II
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.Isadora sT Cd q let ais
I, e. r Phillips.
said Ncourt, dDHcertlI
CURED of the 6pac
the decree rendered
cd day Of july, 1906,
Given under my !
said court this 9th .
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4 Al jacksonville, Ella az lssonyil le-AI
con, no game lratnl sfS 3i sifss ~, i s5e
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
cHURcHMEN EXPELLED

Paris. Dec. 1.-THE secretary OF the
Papal Nunciature has been expelled
from France and the documents In the
Office have been seized by the authori-
ties. The Roman Catholics are greatly
distressed at the length to which the
authorities have gone. There Is little
chance of an outbreak, however, the
ecclesiastics having counseled u passive
resistance to the authorities.
The government is making prep
arations to take charge of and care for
the sequestered church property.
The clergy are moving from the
church buildings into private lodgings.
The law regarding the separation OF
church and state goes into operation
today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
Cow KICKED BUCKET.
TROUBLE fkSUtS

The case Of Il COW will interest Judge
Robinsons court tomorrow. The COW
will not appear. however. She can't;
she's dead.
And that's what all the trouble IL
about. II she had not died. there
would have been no case. Liver iiuke
did Il.
The COW belonged originally to the
Club Stables. II is not claimed tina,
she was In any particular an extraord.
mary COW. She was only Of the COM
mon or garden variety,-the kind that
gives milk. sometimes, and kicks over
the pail occasionally by way Of diver
sion.
She was n good COW. II she hadn't
been, II. L. Cooper would not have
paid $3.50 for her. The original owners
parted with her regretfully and took
Cooper's 100 simoleons. Now Cooper
wants his money back.
That's because bossy kicked the
bucket--fguratively. not literally. this
time. It appears that her cause OF de-
mise was liver fiuke. At least. that's
what the plaintiff claims. He also
claims that she had this fatal aflic-
ton when he bought her. or course.
he didn't know II, not being versed In
the diseases Of cows.
The story will be told In court to-
morrow and u jury will decide the
question.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
Si6E RIA LATE

The steamship Siberia, which is due
Coast, will probably be late. Whine
Hackfeld 4 Co, the local agents of the
Pacific Mail S, S. Co., have received nc
notification to this effect, private ad-
vices, which are considered reliable
have arrived, which state that the 81
IBERIA left San Francisco last Saturday
at 8 "a. m. instead Of Friday at p. NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
h|YOSRI IS D|SOBHD|ENT

A little Japanese girl named Miyo-
shi Kanai was arrested this afternoon
On a warrant charging her with being
disobedient to her parents. The war
rant was issued early this morning. be-
ing drawn up by Attorney Lyle A.
Dickey. and since the girl had not been
arrested within a few hours. Dickey
Immediately charged that the police
were trying to protect her.
The girl claims that she is one month
over Is years old, while her father
claims that she Is 10 and there will be
q fight over this point when the case
comes to trial. II a recent ruling In
the Circuit Court is followed the girls
knowledge Of her age will be taken as
better than that Of her parents. She
looks to be about 20 years OF age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
MAY BUILD SUGAR MILLS
CONTINUED from Page y

NSSVsNeSe VeHC
hesitated to show me everything that
might be OF interest. ] have been
greatly impressed by the scale upon
which operations are conducted here
and the admirable way the business Is
run.
As for, the Islands themselves. |
think the scenery Is the finest ! ever
saw. have just returned IRON visit
to Maui, and l never before saw noun
tain scenery that can compare with
what you have on these islands.
Our own plantation is situated on
the little river that forms the harbor
OF Coatzocoalcos, which Is the Atlantic
terminus Of the new Tehuantepec rail
road. and we are within two or three
miles OF the railroad itself.
Mr. Fifeld has not yet concluded his
negotiations regarding the purchase OF
sugar mill. but II the matter OF
freight can be satisfactorily adjusted
he will do SO. This will mean, in ali
probability, u large branching out on
the part Of the Honolulu Iron Works,
as the sale Of one mill In that part OF
the WORLD will probably mean the be-
ginning OF large trade.
The Honolulu Iron Works is now
building Il sugar mill for Formosa, and
It looks as II this might become the
center for sugar machinery Tor all
countries bordering on the Pacific.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
WHY S|XTY-t|GAT
CEltSTIAlS SMILE

A decentralization on the part Of
the prosecution In the Chinese gam.
bling cases which resulted from the
recent raid OF the Grand Jury develop.
ed In Judge Lindsay's court this morn.
Ing. The attorneys for the prosecn
ton were thcre-but there were no de
PENDANTS and no attorneys for the de.
Tense. Moreover. the prosecution
could not discover any way Of bring.
Ing the defendants before the court.
When the Grand Jury q short time
ago raided house on Smith street
assisted by Assistant Attorney Gen,
eral Prosser and Sheriff Brown, Gs
Chinese were gathered into the net
and hailed before the Police Judge.
Upon the evidence OF two informers
they were convicted. Sixty.six Of
them were fined $25 apiece. The door
keeper got u month In Jail and the
banker sixty days.
or course. the case was appealed
the defendants being released on a
bond,
Last week the attorneys announced
that they wanted speedy trial In the
Circuit Court, and, at the cost OF con
siderable dislocation OF the calendar
the case was set for this morning.
The attorneys for the prosecution
were on hand bright and early, but
the defendants came not. Neither did
IN air attnrnays ihnuVh a head mr. iva
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
All ON LANDED
XMAS PRESENT

All on. an ancient Chinese whose
long career of crime appears to be his
sole claim to fame. appeared before
Judge whitney this morning. He had
two charges against his name one of
larceny in the second degree and AN
other OF vagrancy
As far as the larceny charge Is con
rerned the trouble seems to be that
All on was little premature In Sc.
curing Christmas presents. A certain
kind father In this city sent his child
who lives In Koolau. bundle of laun.
dry and placed In the bundle n S. gold
piece as a Christmas surprise for bis
offspring. The package he placed In
vehicle which was going TO Koolau
Last Monday night All On was found
10 be In possession of the package,
lnndry, gold piece and all. Whether
he, with unerring instinct. singled out
the plain.looking package with the
money In 1t as his booty. or whether
he. as he claims. found It on the street
remains q matter Of conjecture.
All On this morning tried to explain
the matter to the Court. He appre.
ciated keenly the fact that he was
born under an unlucky star. sun. he
spoke more In sorrow than with anger,
"They go put up one job for me" he
explained. referring to the police.
First they say me steal man. but
no can prove. Now they like me put
in Jail for vaglancy. and Just been ont
one month"
The matter was continued until To
morrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12

Mrs. Crehore and family are coming
TO Honolulu on the Siberia tomorrow.
They will spend the winter at Sweet
Home, Nuuanu valley, Mrs. Crehore
Is the daughter OF the late Minister
Carter and sister of Governor Carter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
GRAND JURY


the Grand Jury is not stated, but II Is
thought probable that that body will
look into the matter. Whether or not
any such investigations on their part
will entail the tasting OF the suspected
booze they do not state. However,
there have been no casualties so far.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
VATICAN WROTH

Rome, Dec. 1.-THE expulsion OF tie
secretary OF the Papal Nunciature at
Paris has caused CONSERVATION at the
Vatican, where the greatest excite
ment exists. Not since the loss OF
temporal power by the Pope has the
Vatican been SO wrough up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
ARRIVED.


Wednesday. December IL.
SIP. st. Francis. from Newcastle, Oh
Koko Head. $3.50 a. IN.
Stmr. Mikahala. Gregory, from Kauai
ports. 5:l5 n. m.
s. s. Aorangi. Phillips. from Col
onies. $3.50 a. m.
8. s. Admiral Hamelin. Debonair
from Yokohama. ~ days out, 1922
"a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per stmr. MikahaIa, Gregory. from
Kauai ports, 5:15 a. nj. Fabian. Va
da. Mrs. Cabia and child, Miss 4. Mac
intosh, John Binito. Father Adelbert,
Miss T.. Roberts. Mrs. Roberts, Miss f.
Lowell. J. ID. white. c. +. Herrick. DR..
Derby. Kalamakani.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
APPEAL Is DISMISSED

Judge De Bolt today ordered the ap-
peal dismissed in the case OF Harry 7.
Mills VS.. John S. Walker and w. G..
Irwin Il Co., garnishee, on the ground
that the appeal was taken by default.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12

wilbur Jarvis, for several years
bookkeeper at Makee Sugar Co., has
resigned to take u position under the
Civil Service in Washington, ID. c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
CREW SAFE

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE ship
Columbia arrived here yesterday with
the crew OF the Rio Rey, which was
wrecked on Cape Reyes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
LOCAL and GENERAL
utos for hire at Ter. Stables.

Autos for hire at Ter. Stables
CAN at Bloms for Christmas goods.
The Echo is discharging coal al Elc-
Gle.
Best cup of coffee In the city. New
England Bakery.
A white Fox Terrier pup was found
See ad this issue.
The Koloa Plantation started grind
INC yesterday morning.
l.adies-there are excellent gifts iur
men at the Myrtle cigar store.
The trustees Of the Chamber of Com.
uerce will meet this afternoon.
Mrs Geo. Hawkins. dressmaker. has
moved to Kapiolani cor King St
Neatly furnished rooms at the Top
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
Mrs. II. d. wishard of Kauai is con-
templating a "Trip to the States In the
near future.
Jno. r. McCrosson and daughter
were departing passengers for Kohaia
| In the Kinau yesterday.
Reserve your orders for Christmas
candies and honhons until the openiug
of the Alexander younx cafe,
Water at Kaimuki will he shut of
from y o,c,ocL a m I'm N m ,omor-
/ row Tbursdav Decamber "a iaOG
| The holiday shipments for pineap-
/ p,es and bananas ,ef, nj the Wells Far
90 Office amounted IN over two hun.
| dred
c. f.. uerrick is hock from Kauai
DIR. Derby. who has been ON Kauai
on business returned in tho uikan.,,
this morning
The Misses aldrich and Whiting ona
Mrs. n. ID. BALDWIN were IN. ynes,s Of
Representative and Mrs I n Coney
nj Lihue last week
The Moikihana Club OF Kauai gave
its initial dance nj IIbue last saturday
nigh, The AFFAIR was n yreo, success
socially and artis,ic,,Iv
woikiki Inn ia nov ow,ed Inv w q
Berpip Accommodations supplies
and attendance obso,ute,v frs, class.
Finest bathing ON the beach.
Ladies' sbouId road care,uIlv IN. sup.
! yestions for sui,ab,e y,f,s for man n,
mad. nv Gunst-Eokin Cigar 20 ANY
one thing will he pleasinp to n man
who snakes
Chang Fat and John Komokou were
arrested ON the Hackfeld wharf today
nv Speciol Omcer Iea Tbev mr.,
charged with stealing four hotties or
tomato catsun
Tho linn. Ar, Exb;b,,io, 4, mid n,
The Libue Library. WAS n great success.
The total receip,s were sl7G 40 and the
cxpenses sIs 90 leaving for Iibrar,
purposes the sum of SIPS 20.
An opportunity to purchase an auc-
lion. n beautiful residence and an in
terest In down town business property
IL offered by Henry Waterhouse Trust
Co. Ltd. on December IL. 1906.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ. l. will be held tonight. Nomina-
lions for the new lodges will be made
Members are particularly requested ia
be at meeting place promptly at 1880.
There will be a Young people's con-
,ention held In the Kamehameha chap
81 Friday evening nj 1890. Addresses
will be given by Mr.. Grifiiths and Mr.
Horne. The public Is cordially inyit-
ed,
Maria Ikeole Limanui WAS this morn
ing granted a divorce from her bus.
band, David Limanui, The defendan,
was also ordered to pay the court costs
OF sli. and the PLAINTIFFS attorney
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12

The tug Kaena was placed on the
dry dock this morning and her bottom
Is being scraped.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12

7, C. Wills, the well known mer-
chant Of Pahala, left in the Mauna Loa
yesterday for home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
SAILING TODAY.

S. $. Aorangi. Phillips, for Van.
couver and Victoria, b. c., 3 p. M.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12

Complete line of Havana, Key West
and Domestic cigars in special
boxes for presents. Myrtle Cigar
Store. 3562'tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
WANTS
For Want Column See Page 81.
FOR SALE

The finest line ever shown In the Isl,
ands OF smokers articles. Ladies
or gentlemen intending to give Xmas
presents are invited to see goods
before purchasing. Myrtle Cigar
Store. 35G2.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12

Adeline Patti cigars in compartment
boxes, made especially for Xmas, at
Myrtle Cigar Store. 3562.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-12
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE.

WATER TO be SHUT OFF.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-17
BOY KILLED NEGRO
WHO ATTACKED HIM
AT SPRINGFIELD, MO-, AND is RE
GARDED AS A HERo.-MoRE
TROUBLE is FEARED.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Springfield. Mo, April 17.-Leslie
Peters. the white boy who shot and
killed Ralph Burns. a negro. last night
when the latter and negro com
panion attacked Peters and his sweet
heart, is a popular hero today. If
any charge is preferred against Pet
ers it will be mere formality.
Quiet reigns here again this morn
ing.
Sheriff Hornor says he will not be
surprised II mobs invade the neg<
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-04-17
A R0USING MASS MEETING.
On 10 Athens Saturday IS The Slogan For This
Week. A Special Train and Rate.

A rousing mass meeting will be
held at the city hall on Thursday eve
ming at g o'clock by the friends and
supporters Of Hon. 7. NJ. Campbell
in other words the citizens of PaIes.
tine-to organize a Campbell Club
and to arrange for the pilgrimage
to Athens on next Saturday, at which
time our distinguished friend and
neighbor will fire his opening gun in
the gubernatoriaI campaign. It is al
ready an assured thing that special
train will be run from this city and
that a rate of $3.50 for the round trip
will be made, but there are other