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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
DIED from GH.e,a o. Seating.

Chicago. Aprll Q -OeUfss IiFOSn. Q
barber 81 years old. vas attached by
-four mga Tuesday night q, Thirty
eighth nnd Hstlrr Streets Shd vas
beaten ~ severely that he died tvp
hoafv laief fFow TIE Effects ~ hia
iaiurlss BsThArd ComisksT. wh0 IA
accused 81 hsinE ths lsadsT ~ ,bs Guar
- rssponsibis t1S tho Bah's death.
together 9Th James O'Bkss IA ghasf
srsssi Asa The pike ere sAaWhiAS zoe
The othss msa. Ths crime IL Sseis'
- b. TIA polles 10 havs bssa ~ pa'
oosas u eatnity kssusss BFsss And
CSfnishsy aver = debt ossS by Co
nslsksy 10 lIFJua.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
"eueket shopsn RuIed Out.

Jackson. Miss April 5.--The Roddie
amendment 10 the code chNpter on
misdemeanors. which makes the oper.
alton OF bucket shops" brokerage OF
fees an imposSibility. has been adopt.
ed by the house. II provides that the
placing OF quotations on black boards
or other places shall be prima facia CIV.
evidence Of guilty. and that on conyIc.
ton the persons shown TO have been
connected with the BUSINESS directly
or indirectly. shall be fined not less
than $500. nor more than $1,000 and
sent To jail for n term OF not less than
thirty days nor more than six months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Birmingham, Ala April "a sps
cial 10 the News from JArkslh. MlsA
says the buildlHEs on the state CON
yict farm Ia Rankin eoaHty Wsrr par
tialiJ destroyed b. Ore early WsdHrs
day morning. causing . iosa " about
$4,000 Thirty hpFsss. ~ mHiss. q
numbsF 81 cattle ana . Iares eoIIse
,ion - farming implements wsTe siso
burned No far npas ~ the ooStlets
are InisztR8 Tbs nFs bsEsn la blf
barn. ana 10 thasEh, 70 bass b.-sa u
inosheiary orfgin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

iIoassvtils. April t--Ths Aahaal
nsesiHE at tks a's~hAotaers Of ,hs
sosthsTu Pacific umpaay wa ksil
Wednesday 81 The zee - ths oS1pa
~ Ia BseeAmoBt. = sBbaFt AisS .
IismpAFsJ pre.i3sd sad J u wsssss
acisd ~ s~ervsAfY The saees wal
maiHiy no, ss~siea ~ ProsiEys ~ ~
hsns u q ~ Hsutmaa. ne Fos
t.ns 6ssinSns uas ,ranNAsesa iseiHdsAs
ne sAsrtssa - H. Ia Snsfe ~ sgtrss
tOrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
STAMP TRICKS GET
MEN IN PRISON
Charged With Working A New
Swindle.
MAY CAUSE CHANGE OF LAW
New York Letter Carriers Are
Charged with AWlslns and Collect
Ing Due stamps on Letters from the
Foreign Countries.

New York, April 5.--Geo. David
son. William G. Spencer ana John j,
Maloney, letter carriers Of Station d,
al Attorney and Grand streets, were
arrested Tuesday night by postal In
spectors on charge Of working new
swindle.
The alleged fraud consisted IN a.
fixing cancelled postage due stamps
for ten cents to letters from foreign
countries, after removing the foreign
stamps.
The carrier then collected the face
Of the postage due stamp from the
receiver OF the letter Some times
the same game. was worked with for
eign letters that lacked stamp and
then the government was the loser,
II Is not known how widely this
trick has been played but change
In the whole method Of collecting post.
age due, especially On mail from Eu'
rope, Is likely TO follow,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
FIRE DAMAGES AT pouLAN.
Several Concerns suffered LOsa by thI
ConhaaraNon,

NoVVaoTauoV,
Poulan. Ga, April 5,--Fire broke out
In large two.stoN modern building
owned by J, q. McPhAul and occupied
by Spring Bros. general mercantile
establishment. Before the members
OF the volunteer Are department could
arrive on the scene. the roof Of the
building wac ready 10 fall n.
The heat was so intense that Or. II,
w. Smiths drug store 80 feet away
burst into flames The fixtures In this
building were hurriedly carried ont
and though the flames were soon ex'
tinguished. the stock was badly dam
aged by wateR
Tho Poulan Lodge. Knights Of Pyth,
las, was located In the McPhaul build.
ing and the furnishings, books and pa
pors werC destroyed Other losses
were as follows;
}. q. McPhaul, loss on building.
$1,000. Insurance 2GOO; Spring Bros,
loss on stock $4,000. insurance $500,
H. W. Smith. building aud stock val
ucd NJ $4,000, partially destroyed, in
suranCe $1,000. Messrs. Spring Bros
and J. r. Shi Jcr, who occupied rooms
IN the Mcrhaul building. lost their per
sonal effects,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
ROBBERS FOOLED ev ENGINEER.
Masked Men Were Ready to Hold w
Southern Train.

Atlanta, April 5.-A hold.up OF .
Southern railroad train a few nights
ago by seven masked men with pistols
was foiled because a watchful engineer
took a hand In the game.
On last Saturday Roy Smith an ex.
press messenger left on a Rorthbound
Southern train and 1t Is said he had
considerable money in his care.
A gang Of train robbers, who prob
ably knew that Messenger Smith had
a good bag Of coin in the safe, got TO.
gether near Casswell station. which Is
about six miles above Knoxville. Tenn,
They were waiting for the northbound
and did not care to stop the south
bound which passed the station FIRST
They did not keep In hiding, however,
for the engineer on the southbound
saw them and when his train reached
the next station he wired to the north.
bound TO look out for trouble at Cas-.
we'll
When the northbound reached Cass
wei It was dark and red lantern was
waved to stop the train. but the well
posted engineer and conductor, in.
stead OF stopping. went by in a fast
run.
The outlaws were foiled and Mes.
senger Smith and his gold went on
In safety,
Railroad detectives, II is said, have
been working quietly on the case.
but so far are not ON the trail Of the
train robbers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Milwaukee, Wis., April 8. --shsTbarn
~ Becker. the youaE Rspub'ieas ran.
dida,s for MAJOR o. Milwaukee. has
been siscssa over David 8 Rose. DeE
ocrsi. Who has Tor the past sigAi PEARS
ben the eity's Vxeeativs head. uEof.
eeisi agaFes give Bseksrs pIaraiity
i.skS The lndixhsiSas are Ma, Beek.
~ also carried With hin the haiAnea
~ u. Rspssiiean Siiy prhSs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Irwin. Pa. April 5,--Tuesday night
was one Of disorder and terror Al Ed.
ma Mine No 2. Of the Pennsylvania Gas
Coal company. where several men ere
-on a strike for recognition Of the
union. The strikers all seem To be
armed and from dark until daylight a
continuous fuslllade Of hrng Was kept
up. Fortunately no one was injured
The company. Il Is said. viii pa, -
more guards on duty q, once !, Is
NO, considered safe 90 introduce s,rib
breakers. And trouble Is feared " IN
attempt II made 20 do 20.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
W ss.aIen At rhemaaxIlIs.

ThomAsVIlle. ga. April b--MAcon
PresbytsTy convened with the Prcsby
brian church here. Rev J ~ Macon,
the retiring moderator. preached the
opening sermon. Rev 8 l.. MeCary
pastor 81 the local church. has prepar
cd excellent entertainment for the vis
hoT~. The meeting vili ~ IN session
until Friday Macon PFeHbytsry "a
clutes all the Presbyterian churches
IN Georgia. south OF And including STA,
con.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
Robb.s. secure Ola Sum,

BrunAwlck. Ga, April Probably
the biEEest robbery that ever occurred
hrrp has been reported by Captain To
bias Newman, chairman ~ tho city
coancii and = pTnmiaoat tlquoF dealer
iIis safe Was robbed ~ more than
o. ma In cash. II h presumed the
burglar hid In the store the nlRht be-
fore ,Wlli after the plarv was closed
and proceeded Ia crack the safs aud
help himself ~ the contents Dc
tcclivcs have been rmplpy rd ~ appfs
bend the ps rpr'ratnF IS yet ~ rle~
mas been found
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
Artlfielal ialand Propo,ed.

Washington. April 5--Tho creation
Of an artificial island In the middle Of
the entrance TO Chesapeake bay Is
proposed by the joint board ON coast
defense as an absolutely essential 10
the defense Of the national capitol. the
cities Of Baltimore. Norfolk. Newport
News and even Richmond. The dar.
ing exploits Of the Japanese naval cap
tains during the recent war has con.
WINGED the army engineers that Il IL no
longer safe to rely IN The defenses al
Fort Monroe to control the entrance
to the heSApeake.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
SCALE COMMITTEE
4. IS NOW IN SESSION
All Demands of Miners Refused
By Operators.
,SnrcHELL DECLINES TO TALK

e Was Reported that the Scale Com
mlttes Would Seriously Consider the
Availability Of Modifying Their
Original Demands.
New York, April 5.-The Shamokin
Sscale committee of the anthracite mi
,ners to which has been entrusted the
task OF reaching q wage agreement
with the miner owners, went into SEES
sion at $50 Wednesday morning, at
their headquarters In the Ashlan ho-
tel, to discuss what their next move
shall be.
The instructions OF this body calls
for an agreement with the anthracite
). operators subject 10 the ratification Of
q convention to be called by the ON.
GERS of the union, and in case they
fail to arrive at an understanding, the
committee must report such failure to
the convention.
All the demands drawn up by the
scale committee have been refused by
the operators and the question to be
decided now Is whether their propOsi.
tons should be modified or whether
delegates representing all the hard
coal mine workers should be summoned
into convention at once to decide what
further action should be taken.
Before the thirty.slx members Of the
scale committee went into session
there were reports circulated to the
effect that the committeeman wou
seriously consider the Rdvisability OF
modifying their original demands.
None Of the members OF the commit.
tee would discuss the reports or even
predict what action the committee
Will take
President Mitchell did not take part
IN the deliberations Of the committee
until late in the morning. as he had
other pressing matters TO attend to.
Eie said there was nothing In the pres
ent situation that he could discuss He
declined to say anything regarding
the probability OF the miners revising
their demands II call for a con.
vention is decided on. It Is likely no
announcement will be made until 40.
Nter Thursdays meeting with the oper,
tatOrs' subcommittee.
Mr. Mitchell continues TO refuse 10
go into details regarding Tuesday,
meeting. All information that has
reached the public so far has come
from the operators side.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
City omeIaI, Given Fine

Savannah, Ga. April b,--In the L.
8, court City oficials John J. Clarity
anu James Mcbride pleaded guilty To
the charge against them In connect.
ION with the fraudulent naturalization
Of Greek citizens. The defendants
were fined $1,000 each with costs,
their bonds In all cases 10 remain In
force TO insure their attendance in ease
OF another violation 81 like character.
In which event the maximum penalty
Of $1,000 and thirty years in the pen
itentiary would become operative. In
the discretion OF the court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Uamhsfg. AeSfi s The msmb@Fs ~
,hs Prasaiaa aist's bRaGss s.s,aial;'
lss visiisA HsmbssR Ola ,bg gsrpsss
~ stasptss plsas ~ sssssIe shs bas.
b.S ~ the t'yassiaa Clty u HafbasE
sssaatsa 10 ~ Nssih arm ~ ,hs rivsf
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IamsasEs hagtos. ss1 itaSssrE fssTs
fssr. b taissdihE saisasiss hsFtsr IN
psoTsnssNga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Eyaassif,a. lei. AgFii t--Ths high
sss vasas hsss wss % isss h 1854 Te&
ssssSss riss praAably on ~ n g.
tset rhs rec SsafaaesN, ~ eaaEs
mafsiaU So fsxs y seseee4Y mssHaat
stil fssina nssWs fastostsa hesss'a
- P,1s~sa ssssa ~ tAs esFgf tafa -
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sEe4s wasri fares sasfs aas hshpw
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aevsf ~ = ~ wtses F9es9fg Ux's
D aes. q - nea 90 y 90
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
TRAIN RUNS INTO
AN OPEN SwKcA
Serious Wreck Occurs On Nor
folk And Western.
DETAILS or ACCIDENT MEAoER.
u 10 Not Yet Known Whether Any One
Was Killed or extent Of Damage
Caused by The Wrsek,--TraIn Re
ported Consumed by Fire,

Norfolk. Va, April ga serious
wreck occurred ON the Norfolk and
Western railroad nIteen miles from
Norfolk, Wednesday, The cannon ball.
"a fast express, ran into an open switch
at juniper siding,
4 special train carrying seven doe
tors and u wrccklng crow was hurried
ly sent FROM Norfolk 10 tho scene ~
tho wreck
II Is not yet known whether any Quo
was killcd or tho extent Of the injuries
sustained
II IL said tho train was consumed
- nee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
Silent Seven wsehs.

los Angeles. April g. Miss Flor
ence Parker. whose mysterious sleep
for seven weeks excited the lnteres,
Of the medical fraternity. has lef,
the hospital Miss Parker IL the
daughter Of q wealthy Arizona miainH
man. She began her strange sleep
nj Tucson. Aria. and gradually lspsed
into coma For weeks she lay In q
trance and until about two weeks ago
there VAS little hope 81 her recovery
She began 10 recover consetousncss.
however. and has rgrs1uaiiy come into
q normal condition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
shot Woman Wss rhsn KIIlsd.

Atlanta, April d. u, Wilmouth
was stabbed to death Tuesday nlght
by Walter J Hlghlower, after VII.
mouth had shot and seriously wound
cd Mrs CARTE J Bryant. lliEhtower'a
married slster. ut the residence Of Mrs,
HTyanl'a mother. whore she Was tenn
porarlly staying The killing ot VII
mouth came ~ thu elimination Ut u
long series Of alleged prosecutions, on
his part. Ut the married woman With
whom be- was In hove. 81 the family Of
Bryant state Wimoulh had made
hIa homo with the lIigh,owors from
childhood. and loved Carrie Hightow'
~, hut she married W 1. Bryant
wllmouth enlisted IN the army and
went to the Philippines. and upon hls
return took ~ his abode aEala with
Mrs Joe Johns. Who IL the mother ot
Mrs bryant and the HiShiowers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Kansas Ctiy, Apfil 2 EVER que -
the fouItSsh mrmbors - tho upper
house ~ the rev oily eounci IL = H.
pabllean and t0h II ihs fourteen mem
hers ~ the 0Nuf house arr nspubIle
aus Tbs fiar Democratic mymb~rs
~ the laser hnfse pers ne onlY Dem
ocfais saeesasfsi 10 Tassday's slsetioh
OF ths eothsiimsn slsetsd Bons voted
tof ~ fasFsd the ass aud strsss rail-
saY fraAshtss ssisaslnas ordinances
nat ~sfs bsfgfs he late sVaHcii MAy
~ st.ct iisarasiny. Hspabilean. has a
ma Dtity ~ iss0 Tbs aseiallat vots
Waa trivial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

fo&aea atssi TAs tsaE ssgssssA
saexossssas - ~ epsa 85os ~ aAs
saasis - seeAaseglf ssitFfsa - ~ u
see Sssg ssaF fsfaf~ TIE sfiaY q
kakisa 80 ssaeHassussnf hss , Il a.
a@sfktly ssssi s~ea psspbtes kts'8
b. ras ksss - 80 1essssss gsssfe
&ens ~ a fssF - es~abaFx egs sfidss
seets shs fssssnts1m ~ sFe4ss va
s.sssaY csls4 ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
VIII Print Review.

Washington. April "A general ro
view OF what has boon accomplished by
the Mississippi river committee II 10
be printed for uso In connection with
the consideration uf the bill now On
the house calendar which extends tho
Jurisdiction VI the commission 40 miles
north Of Cairo. the present northern
boundary OF the commissions authOri.
". The review given IL by General
Ernest. president ut the commission
lie BAYS that since the ievco work
VAS begun In 1879. the total amount
spent by the general government on
lCvecs for the Mississippi has been
ki9.iGl.610 The lovces have result
cd IN rrclRiming and protecting 20,
ESQ square miles or i7,o0O. 600 acres
81 land Ia some places the river
befor, the levees we're constructed,
was 80 miles In width.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

CoastAhsiAoVis. April b--Ths Fvpssl
a. sks OtlcmMp- eonsUsissa1n Aepsantsa
70 tnsufFs lsso the TsAah aisDsss son
tsa1s taat Tsbaa beioaxs - To- A.
sahNk sistsses saa tssrsfoss h TgrA
tsk Territory. q b ~ sasssfpsssa
tAAs fhsa snAiaG wiIi pssysni . ses
tisnsni n asrrr5zses =s;h tAs AaEsaf
EETyiisa Vtsva
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

ceytaGiSs. lie, April s-lA q pre-
iipissSy hssstsa bssSgs Jaaties CFuss
soa cSeatas. r. = Dysr, vsits
Dss e mv~tR9asia. Al. Vas s4oast.
stp4 n Gss ssaFss ~ AaSias mads an
sifseses ~ wtmiasIiy ssaah ap
csFasti u nor h0ms scar MsAshsid %
Msseh n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
No MlnIna Ia ohIa.

Columbus. O.. April 8 No coal viii
be mised IN Ohio this week. acording
90 the statement Of Secretary Savage.
o. the Ohio Miners. Next Monday. p
he said. -,he miners and oprSsinrs viii
bold q conference a, Athens sud apOs
shs result % tAis eoafeTeaes Stn De-
psnS I----iv the situation IN ohIoL-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
P.rtumet. In Annual convsn,lon

New York. April h.--The members
~ the Perfumrrs' Association ~
America are holding their twclflh an
nual cunVcn,ion here The chief 81
Heors Of the association are u ~ Nc
Connsll. president. Frank II Marsh.
secretary. and Richard Hadnut, treas
urer A special committee has call
"a attention 90 . letter which had
been sent 10 all the prrfumsFs ~ the
country urging them 10 bssiir them
selves n offset the competition ot
their French rivals, pointing on that
the advantages which n 90 per cent
mdH conferred % ,hsn were not bs
ms fully Akcn advantage ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

CsismbaA. 4 e.. AVril 8 a n ~
Sea ana J - tlsbaFa. .gfomtRsst
Foaa,hIa lsa baaiAsss mss.. 49, Alsa
. pssitioa Sifh tss governor 10 tas L.
isssst ~ sks Proposed Asv sesaty ~
Fsi'vtss. vaieh 10 o. bs tasmsa fE0m
gsrta " ursehvIlls. LAHrsas aad spar.
taabaga etsiatiss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

LoaisxfIie. April s~-Jaiass y How
arr. 40 ass bcea ~ tal ssre ssas
inE tas aiSs0Etioz q A1a eNss ~ iss
uasie4 States ssefen4 eougt. w1s iak
90 - FrnAkfoss TseseaY 70 hsEia ~.
tern 4 ~ smsrlssemsas 70 vkiss ~
Mea saatrnene e. gAs msr6sf q va
Nan Att
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

Des M0sneA I0~a. Apgu ne
afinpea polls Asd ~ t.Duis rsiirua4 aad
sAe. Iowa Cssiral rallro&a have an
n0uaesd the Eaaallrnsni q siS passes
Res trains for Sga&ay sseaass of sAs
coal shestaEr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

isxs. FrAses. psssFfnenf ~ -
pas A. Cstzss. AsSg -A@ss4ss ~
sEE sarstsr - ~ Es.ze szszster A.
CesrY~rvs - NARA tea, wps tisgex
eve vss~csesY ~sszans na4 stgisa
CT y ssvs&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06

fTttssafE. AssiI S. E1sht Fgfspe
sess ieiagsd esd . thfsssfnY hfes
sais1iEx NJ 1881 stfsh ssst# t1ff
safaaEsi ~ an s4gias.sa % ~ MAS
- us isiesa siii a.. Fs sspte
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-03

advertise their hotels and have distriD.
Hlcd ihom among the hotels In Japan
AM districts where the immigrants
came IRON In order TO afford conyen-
fence 10 the immigrants and at the
same time, guide 10 come TO their
hotels, Among the hotels some of them
are too earnest In their business ana
In writing their advertisements may
have unconsciously connlcted with the
immigration laws AS is surmised by
this paper.
JURY MAY HAVE REJECTED'
Three days after the jury reported
the result OF their Investigations TO tho
court, several inlormati0na were hled
with the court, Four or ave warrants
hive been ltauel hul among the war
larl Wo iNd No uamos OF lhe hotel
keepers liyrappun, We thought The IN
iellitsHl lury had luunl mat the hulgl
guluo5 dIu puI some iu runnlH WilA
lhr immigration lave and lhn Nrller
unmlpdlully lpg Ihe moment slHhed y
Ielirl but yesterday a certain hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-03

cd row down in front had given place
to the barelegged row and scores oi
little urchins. some of them hardly
more than babies. sat about upon the
grass. most of them keeping as quiet
as little mice. The wee babies slept
peacefully away in the shelter of their
mothers arms or made occasional
acquisitions on the only commissary de-
partment they knew. The toddlers
blinked their becdy eyes at the lights
and the crowd and looked about in baby
wonderment.
All kinds and conditions there we're
and II looked like some great human
patchwork. Cinnamon, tired with the
days washing. had come out for q bit
of recreation. their expressionlcss,
parchment-color faces bctraying
nothing Of the thoughts which lay he
hind those withercd masks. japanese.
some In the grotesque kimonos. some
in European dress. Portuguese. Hn.
waiians. Americans and all the combin-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-03

keeper came To our our Office and told
US that u. S. Attorney Breckons is go
ing to bring suit against the hotelkeep-
ers within n few days and Its reason
was that there IL In the circulars for
guide IN landing. matters which were
contrary to the immigration laws. Tho
representative OF this paper told the
hotelkeoper that he must have mis-,
understood the meaning, but the hotel
Keeper said that he heard II direct from
Mr. BreckOns so there could be no mis-
take We answered him that We viii
investigate and report after we have
locked Into the matter, Late IN the
afternoon there came two more hotel
keepers ana told ~ the same story af
lhe iirst hulnlkoeppr ana requested on
"a ma out lhe facts We thought ID
was only q Wmur ana dil n0t tbiuk
much about w. bat az lhere Va stoN
pl Three flgers IA o rlly We wont
tn ton Nr hgppk0ns yesterday morning
tf ind pul II such report Was lruo W
Not and lound that the rumol Was nol
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speech. At intervals through the meet.
ing other similar remarks were hurled
at the speakers but no one seemed to
pay the slightest heed and the one who
gave vent to these brilliant remarks
must have felt rather squelched.
Over at one side the lemonade booth
did u rushing business by the light Z:
a family fickering lantern and The
crowd kept its interest fresh by fire.
Guent draughts from the lemonade pail.
Here and there sailor with the
lungo Of tho ship in his legs saunter I'd
by and stopped to hear what was going
en-. Back OF the crowd were the lighls
of the shops Of the Oriental quarter
but none save the saloons seemed to be
patronizcd. Everybody had gone TO
the meeting. Each incoming car
brought still others to swell the thronp
and the crowd gradually increased
After each speech native musicians
played familiar airs. sometimes sing
Ing with picturesque Bohemian abandon
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entirely unfoundcd.
STATEMENT or DISTRICT ATTOR.
NEY RRECKONS.
NO, the Grand Jury did not indict
the hotel keepers but Il being my duty,
II Is my intention to bring suit against
the majority OF tho hotelkeepcrs OF
your country, | have recently had the
circulars brought to my attention by
the recent arriving immigrants from
Japan which are In the nature of iniur.
nation translated Tor my reference.
ind that u advises the immigrants how
10 answer tho quogilons OF the limit
grafton Bureau, which alone is not
proper further among tho circulars
they promise 90 give assistance for en-
plrymeni In the city ~ We'll ~ on the
plantations This h plainly Ia ms
0plnIon violating Art 3 90 tlr lmml
fruliun laws A,t Q uf tho immiBp.
lion laws reads az follows THAT 4
thhll be- deemed violation NJ said AL
~ fohualy lRenn slNlh, clghl,m
hundred ana elghlyrnyp, % assist %