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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
PETERSBURG, IL czerw

PETERSBURG, IL czerw-
ca. Wielkie wrazenie wywo-
}afa tn wiadomosc a zaaresz-
towaniu kilkunastu oficer6w
z pierwszego pu}ku gwardyi
carskiej. Aresztowania doko~
nano W ciagu ubieg}ej nocy.
Uwiezionych natychmiast
przes}uchano. R6wnoczesnie
poczyniono wielkie zmiany
W ,przeobrazehskim" pu}ku
gwardyi. Wielu oficer6w
ztamtad przeniesiono do tax
zwanych oddziai6w popraw-
czych. Sprawa ia trzymana
jest W wielkiej tajemnicy.
Wyroki smierci kt6rych
wstrzymania zazada}a duma,
So wciaz wykonywane W ca
lynn kraju i coraz to bardziej
ludnosc podrazniaja. w Ry-
DE zakohczy} sic " sobote
process grupy rewolucyjnej
-
liczacej 35 ludzi. T. tego 20
obwinionych zosta}o zasadzo-
nych ma kare smierci, a szes-
nastu Ia dozywotnie katorgi.
Jezeli ME zajdzie cos niespo-
dziewanego to ci ludzie 20
stana W tych dniach straceni.
NEW YORK II czerwca.
Nies}ychana zbrodnia przy-
gotowana zosta}a i tylko
przypadkowi zawdziecza6 ma
ley udaremnienie tejze. Kill
ku rabusi zamierzalo wysa-
die W powietrze "a pomoca
bomb g}6wna stacye elek-
tryczna dostarczajaca swiat}a
i silly kolei podziemnej.
Naczelnikiem tel handy by}
J6zef Bartki kt6rego areszto-
wano W chwili gdy zapala}
lont przy bombie. Policya po-
dejrzywa, ze plan rabusi po-
legal ma tenn by po zburze-
niu stacyi centralnej skorzy-
stac ciemnosci zrabcwae
pasazer6w W wagonach kolei
podziemnej. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

ODESSA, II czerwca. -
Strawberry W porcie tutej-
Sym grozna zajmuja posta-
we. W}adze obawiaja sic pow
t6rzenia 2ajs6 zeszEego ro~
ku. W}asciciele statk6w OBJ
jawili sw6j zamiar sprowa
dzenia 1000 marynarzy por-
tow ba]tyckich, a wtedy straj-
kujacy palacze zagrozili, 7e
statki wysadza W powietrze j
zabudowania podpala. Statki
i zabudowania maja silna "a
4oge wojskowa. Strajk ma
charakter polityczny i zast6j
panuje W ca}ej zegludze ia
Carmen Morzu.
WARSZAWA, II czerwca.
W sobote rano powieszony
W cytadeli warszawskiej cz}o-
mex robotniczej organizacyi
rewolucyjnej Marczewski,
skazany ma smierc "a nieu.
daily zamach ma sierzanta po-
licyi. Egzekucya ia wywola}a
wsr6d robotniczej ludnosci
bardzo wielk}e wra5enie,
gdyz Marczewski byl bardzo
lpopularny i wilma jego zupe1-
ME udowcdniona ME zosta1a.
To tel ma wiadomosc O po-
wieszeniu Marczewskiego
sciagne}o sic ma place publi-
czne tysiace robotnik6w kt6-
rzy ME tall swego oburzenia.
Wieczorem przysz}o do krwa-
wych stare z wojskiem i ko..
zakami. Szesciu polskich ro-.
botnik6w zostafo zabitych.
| Liczba rannych, jak sic zda~
je,jest bardzo znaczna..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

BAFFALO, N. Y. W obec-
nosci zony dziecka utonaf
W niedziele po po}udniu To-
wiac ryby ma bird Island,
A. Stefan ~, 2 zawodu
szewc zamieszkaly ma rogu
Vermont ulicyi Normal ave.
Stefan wybraf sic ze swoja
rodzina ma wycieczke i po
przybyciu ma miejsce, zajaf
sic }owieniem rYb W przy-
stani. Widocznie ME by} trze-
ivy, skoro przechylajac sic
dla wyciay y1iecia wedki wo-
dy stracil r6wnowagei wpada
rzeki, " tenn miejscu bardao
glebokiej.
Ma krzyk zony Stefanay
wzywajacej ratunku, skoczyf
DO rzeki ma pomoc tonacemu
Jack Carol Z pod nr. BIZ
Connecticut ul., lecz jego wy
sikh by pochWycie nieszcze-
sliwego, pozostaly bez skut-
ku, Stefan niepokazal sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

FILADELFIA, Pa. Dria
2-go Czerwca nawiedzi1 wiel-
XII smutek dom pani Korne-
Iii Bielihskiej W Nicetown.
Oto MAJ jej, Jan Bielihski,
pracujac we fabryce uderzyh
g}owa O maszyne a maJacs
chorobe sercowa umarf W 5,
minutach potem, - Boze:
swiec mad jego dusza ME-
chaj ia ziemia b7dAle mu
lekka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

GLEN LYON, Pa. Okrop
nv wypadek zaszedI tu' ME
dawno. Skutkiiem eksplo
lampy zapalil sic dom OBJ.
Jodisa j v ogniu zginely
IdWie:: 5-letnia Anna i etnia
Gee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
CANADA AND ANNEXATION.

The Kansas City Journal quotes information to the effect that Canada
in serious easily postuc
the journal
particularly those which prevent the expansion
present conditions
deprived @ great
resources are driven to seek farther and % pro6tabe market Tho
especially the original French population, thrifty
keeping chance, and
,y that thew will continue pv wears longer TO allow the %
freedom commercial with United with its
of achieving wealth and prospev MANY of the most popu,ar
politicians
and them regard this the initial inevitable
20 the Unite States
gained upon
the Dominion by the mother
a
Canadian politics
provinces from
Minnesota, Wisconsin Illinois, Missouri
settle Western Canada thousands restless
spirits their advertisements until
settlers and the
English Canadians They divided wide
stretch comparatively unsettled country between the eastern provinces and
those Just occupied by the Americans lhe latter moreover nave not lost ne
Stripes has probably been intensified
usually happens
Canada are closer the United States than to the eastern provinces and since
the extension of the Hill railway system into the Manitoba that country
Pacific to
Fort William and New York and Boston have become its Atlantic seaps in
of Montreal, Quebec st. John.
Ths falling off in business said to be causing apprehension
mixed with racial resentment the eastern provinces and members
government provinces
should policies be adopted check the
change in trade relations Some of them far as that the differences
bitter and ire
conciabe North preceding the civil
prospect Canada,
of will apply admission American Unon''
immediate
extraction have taken the oath to Great Britain and British subjects are
would
I'LL are possible of repetition now In one the most enlightened and oea
of the British
Viewed fairly Canada resten exists bearing whatever
annexation If the issues what the Kansas City Journal believes
them to be- the popular Canadian remedy would be independence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
TAXATION IN HAWAII.

Hawaii has inherited taxation so upioue
and peculiar that who has lived in
least until people accustomed otience 70
law while bearing the burden have peculiar
The prime principle of taxation rbL is svv,.,. in ,,v,,n
that the levy
equitable that similar property shall he
appraised This latter feature of
the
fact nghbong property have changed years
In the Union
Francisoo m Chioano soror IL; ~ % Guy
ons regularly graded and by this fair
In regard the levy the law
and if the appropriations made the Legislature
the valuations of property If
rs IKE eesaw up and down to suit the appropriations
not material whether the valuations the
anyway But matter of fact values
houd De the moving point In private enterprises plantation the di
tors hold meeting
In the government of Hawaii 1t first makes and
then decides the gross
definite and large first set aside improve
appropriated the
the assessors work their end o
If you suggest that the law
lars and 1t revolutionary to use that for other
What the difference
their from the was
assessed mill
political campaign terior
If suggest that high
delivery definitely sinking fund
will They need the
complaints anv aempt is made TO
than the cost of delivery The
the of his application
him is for the which wasn
when permitted to lieu
the subject arguments
Hawaans
batarc times when the had nought o say.
projected
the clerical appraisemen of
% county Is maze levy suheent to cover There the people are
virtually assessing themselves through their improve
men etc. they expect to make and remarkably sensible
OF government AT glance will be that the Hawaiian procedure
the opposite the
ton aws2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
INDUsTRIALIsM LOOKS UP.

to of
evidence that make good
higher
nduythose within the borders the
designing and engneengs good the 1t
efficiency schools
the brighter pupils should bent Our
compliment the schools
These Hawaiian believe that the mechanical
professions overcrowd intelligent conclusion
work sending Hawaiian boys swell the
in io institution be judged to
elsewhere its catalogue telling about the
public schools there ahanauna and the Boys Industrial School
especially which bound constantly results of value I'M
double its reamatOry training functions One
made by both public and schools wherein in
dustra feature, consists in the increased
teachers with but smateng of
train pupils useful The
that boy, when turned make living at the trade
acquired had and much unn
he skilled
look clkshp
looked Industrial education Hawaii doing
who have scientific training their respective lines of instruction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

fornia Promotion Committee 81 announces
home the temporary the ey
During the month June $50 building
mentioned nearly $1,000 employed This
bulletin shows that the California pomotts
dissemination commercial
metropolis hut 10 the conditions Of
Blanks
financial institutions ut
Of San Francisco the against
s3s36G32s the a
per cent still keeping in the the
the
traVe IS setting westward little
foreign entering Francisco amounted 6Os
industrial
nnd Tor labor Reports show that with
furnished of
less by the as in need of
heea Hawaii whose nature has great
to rejoice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

purchase the land desired in lots of one
hundred acres by each member, and
offered what they considered to be the
actual value of each lot of one hundred
acres desired by each intending pIr-
che ser, but the Commissioner, accord
ing to the newspaper, denied The
prayer Of the petition, not, apparently.
on the ground that the amount offer
ed was insufficient, but uDon he
ground that the land desired was
suitable for the cultivation of sugar
cane d that better price cot d be
obta ed from some plantation which
desired the land as a whole.
No government to my knowl dse,
has yet become prosperous by re- an
ing large tracts OF unproductive l"rd,
though arabic and intrinsically vasd-
able. waiting FOR an increase in the
price of real estate. AS far as the de-
velopment and enrichment OF the po-
litical entity Is concerned. IL would be
far better TO sell the land at the low
est price obtainable, or even give IL
away, to an actual bona fide settler,
who proposes, for himself and family,
TO become an integral part OF thet po-
litical entity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
(From Mondays Advertiser)

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena and famil,
left for their Long Beach, Cal, resi-.
dence in the Manchuria.
The new gasoline launch Lila was
given her trial run in the harbor
Friday afternoon, her performance be.
ing very satisfactory to her owner, J.
Cowen. and to her builder, Chris
johnson. The launch was built at the
Enterprise Mill here and is fitted with
new model 21 h. p. gasoline engine.
She wills shortly be taken to Hawaii,
where she will be used as a mail car
rier between Kahului and Kahoolawe.
Manuel Marques, who was killed by
falling off the Harrison building Satur-
day, had a large funeral yesterday.
Following the band playing the dead
m lrch in Saul and other solemn airs
many women and girls walked from
the Catholic cathedral to the cemetery.
Then came a large turnout of the Por-
tuguese Benevolent Society with ban
ner preceding the priest and the
hearse, long row of carriages bring
ing up the rear.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
HAWA|| LAND Law
IS NOT AMERICAN
CONTINUED from page l.)

vide a Government for the Territory of
Hawaii" approved April 30, 1900, and
known locally as the Organic Act"
continues in force the existing local
land laws roferred 10 in the New
lands Resolution" which local land
laws are contained in the Revised
Laws OF Hawaii" access to which may
be had in the offices OF the several De-
partments at Washington and In the
Congressional Library.
These local land laws give the Com
missioner of Public Lands of the Ter
ritory OF Hawaii arbitrary power. with
the consent or permission of the Gov
ernor. 10 sell or lease such parts or
portions Of the public lands as he may
think fit, and at such price or prices
or upon such terms and conditions as
the arbitrary exercise OF such arbitrary
power may dictate. These sales, IL
sales are made. are at public auction.
but at not less than an arbitrary
upset" price previously fixed by the
Commissioner.
The practical construction and ap-
pllcation of this elastic law are Often-
times truly marvellous. For Instance.
N sugar plantation 10 desirous OF ao-
quiring title TO piece OF public land,
conveniently situated In reference 10
its mill. II petitions the Commissioner
for leave 10 purchase the same aud
offers llooo per acre for the land de,
sired, which amount IL promptly hEed
by the Commissioner as the upset"
price per aeTs, u may br that the
upset price per acre 10 lhe actual value
~ ihs land io the plantation, but the
actual value ~ the land may not hs
more than go per acrs on ihe open
market a. AN actual bona nie settler
CURIOUS EFFECr
A curious instance NJ ihr manner in
Nhirn ihir arbitrary power vested ~
ihr CONN isHinufr 10 sometimes fAtr-
lfri hy hm may pe EHiltied i'Tom
hn NrW Nhfh Wrrnny aWpraifi m
Hnr nf inr luli rHlIf a. oms ihai
hll W wWmnl. 200 hrfn mfmrl
Nl n'NrifrI NliiHnr Nlih Yira i0
ihr pun hRtr ~ nNlffn buudfsa
llIfH M lNn'll HnH NH M. ltHNi ri
liaN FIf Wlrifif nf ne lHl Ifr
'i'l'enfi ihf lNNmlsniallf laf lfals lp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
ALEXANDER YOUNG
BUYS RESTAURANT

Alexander Young, proprietor of the
Alexander Young and the Moana no.
tells, was the purchaser, at the Hart
Co., Ltd, bankruptcy sale yester-
day, OF the Elite ice cream parlors for
soo50. Auctioneer Steven OF Morgan's
conducted the ale. The property in
ciudes the store and cafe equipment.
bakery. coIfo iionery eur.os.. etc, OF
The bankrupt corporation Mr.. Young
WIZ reproduce the establishment with
improvements In the store lately occu-
pied by the Porter Furniture Co, al
the Hotel and Bishop streets corner OF
the Young building. The manufacture
Ing department will be made tributary
TO the tables of the Young Hotel
guess the Advertiser pot ne up 20
H." said Mr. Young yesterday, by
., Mains around reporter 10 ask me
" ' Intended Ia buy the Ellte. /
didn't them In fact, ! didn't think OF
'aAins ths pTopsFiy uniii o'clock this
mDrqinE
we shall have a me restaurant.
Yes, ] haye thought about q delivery
unde Ia Tosep dosssris after the fash
bon ~ hwayne'F and i.eQhtsp's in san
fFaHclsoo' but hays eoms ~ n1 cOnolu-
sl1nE Yet
NJ Eain IDEA 10 20 hafe . nies osfs
Nhfnp one may 80 without hayinT %
" fper up'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
THE PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BOOKS.

Those who recall the fight by the Advertiser
the continuance book
with the Hawaiian school department will be
Francisco isJpng o
The Civic League will undertake reform the Of
plying books for the nll schools. Resolutions been
drawn presented
will made take the school rom
Book Company, which alleged has besn charging
too much for i ooks The resolutions Cali
fona Federation Of Womens Clubs viii petition Legislature
fund sufficient purchase pupils
IN Iuble schools California
The result o the Adyeiiss h here temporarily
ha putls Hdo n school books h olor bidding
1Isduay hopol and whhou pdy apss budnes
iefk nhd hols lhouf without ilit dissatisfied
vl 'lf apd w possible rul huying
hssnssp tf hha' Az ruaeu funds uhss ho,ks
fonfr uur lrfs BE- ~ Hfra Nr g,nrfa isdgpupge
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
(From Sundays Advertiser)


A. Garvie of Bishop & Co. returned
| from Hilo yesterday.
A. Richley, manager of the Koa
Lumber Co.. is the city.
Mrs. w. II. Shipman was an arrival
from Hawaii on the Kinau.
Mrs. C.. e. Richardson and Miss
Louisa Hapai of Hilo came down yes
terday.
Former Judge ]. w. Kalua of Maui
a Home Rule leader, is staying at the
Alexander hotel.
Moses Kauwe, lifelong missionary
in the Gilbert Islands of which he is
native, arrived here yesterday in the
steamer Progress. He comes to assist
the venerable DR.. Bingham in translat-
ing religious works into Gilbertese.
Consul Mkt Saito is not expected to
return from Japan now until Septem-
Der %. 1t is surmised that he prolong-
ed his already long absence from his
post to await the arrival in Japan of
Frank E. Thompson, attorney, who left
here in the Mongolia on Thursday. Fur
ther 1t is conjectured that the business
to engage the gentlemen bears on Japa-
nese labor emigration to Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

total eclipse of the moon will be-
gin at 1:SS a. m. next Saturday.
BY majority decision of the board
of arbitrators-J. w. Cathcart and A.
McBryde against w. o. Smith-the
Waimea Wine Co. of Kauai gets it's
desired license
The bad fish lately put on the local
market, a lot of 1t sent to a Hilo auc-
ftoneer having been condemned, con-
sisted of an invoice of salmon valued at
$500 received by large firm. AS soon
as the character of the invoice was
learned all the sales to retailers were
recalled but in some cases too late to
protect consumers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
LOCAL BREvIrrEs.
From satnrs

IRON saturdays Advertiser.)
Dr. r. w. Anderson left for the coas
IN the Manchuria.
hospital OF its own Is being starte,
by Hamakue Ditch Co
The cement market is further replen.
ished by a second consignment from
Japan, consisting of $500 barrels. re.
ceived by II. Hackfeld a. Co. Ltd.
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. j. IT Crow.
icy were out In strong force 20 sec
them off for cuba at the Departure ot
the Mlnchuria.
Governor Carter has sent out noti-
neation to the heads OF Departments
TO hegin getting their data ready for
use In his annual report.
Queen Liliuokalani left yesterday In
the Mauna Loa for a visit of several
weeks to Hookena. She was accomna-
nied by Mrs. Joseph Aea and John d.
Aimoku.
Land Commissioner Pratt suggests
special steamer excursions from San
Francisco for the benefit of mainland
farmers desirous of looking into the
conditions of settlement in these is
lands.
John II. Jones denies the statement
made by his brothers attorney at Red
wood City that a brother from Homo
lulu was going over to assist the ac-
cused. Charles, brother living in San
Francisco. called on George w. C.l
Jones in prison and has written to
John saying he does not believe their
brother is guilty. The theory of the
Jones family Is that the victims hus-
band Is the murderer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

cent OF letter from Judge w. j.
Hobinson Of Honolulu, relative TO land
and land laws in Hawaii, which l sub
init herewith for your information.
Yours very truly,
tSigned) GEO. C. PERKINS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
COLIC AND DIARRHOEA

Pains In the stomach, collie and diar-
rhoea are quickly relieved by the use
or Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. When I'm need of
sueh medicine, give it a trial. For
sale by all Dealers and Druggists. Ren-
son, Smith & Co., Ltd. Agents for Ha-
wall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

fuIsff ! a sgel9inE " ihe steamer
lHHiam ffI0HiF ihf fnllnN lns sugag
oa hanq on nssAli D. ~ n. 100
tAff ~ fNr t'fe raHpilo fltl
q hNhilaN heH D. n O. bHH. ~ n d..
@il = fn. FlaeI u pee
a q ift 80. W ~.
s NsNls'v i,e p'aa ~ kAs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

Tamapas trying get away from the San Francisco
district.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

Java, is beyond an experimental stage
In Hawaii Hawaiian bananas and
pineapples always find a ready mar
ket; sisal, tobacco and vanilla have
oeen suffciently experimental with,
and l am assured by the officers of the
5. Experiment Station of the-De-
partment of Agriculture, that the soil
and climate of the several islands
comprising this Territory are emil
nently suited and adapted to the sue
&c sful raising of most, il MT a", of
the dome tic fruits, Vegetables and
cereals of the Temperate and Torrid
Zones
II VIII. perhaps, be necessary TO
modify the general land laws In their
application To the Territory Of Hawaii,
because OF the comparatively small
area OF arabic land In this Territory
subject to pre-emption and homestead;
but the number OF acres subject TO
pie-emption and homestead by one
claimant could, believe, be limited
10 one-eighth, and even 10 one-six-
teenth, OF section, without other
wise changing the terms OF the law,
and i feel confident that the allot-
ments OF even the smallest size indi-
Gated would md ready claimants,
have al hand no means of asoeT-
tainins the area OF pubsie land h this
Territory subject 10 presumption ana
homestead under the general land
laws, N extended 10 Include Hawaii,
but ] imagine that the Interior De
parimeni az Washington could furnish
this Information,
Trusting that upon consideration the
suggestion ! hays made msy meet
with your approval and that y6u viii
render ypuT assistance in aid ~ what
! honestly hslifYe to b. ihe masl
natural and iofleal means io employ
in ihe dsyel0pmenf ~ ihis Territory
along Amfflean lines ! am, fery sin'
esfrly Yours
triFnfll ~ ! hlhihfph
fFhNiAs KEFEREkcE
rniis1 Hists seuair
iaWWiiiff nH ifn ffnlNe and Nrr
if,n.hmfHi
MnHhinHinN ~ il hay NJ itf
49, b. AZ HnDhnff rufrisly ~
lNf lnltnm
lssf ~ "anislf sm ~ b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
HITS THE KAMAAINAs.

But the kamaainas or old residents,
OF Hawaii do not seem TO realize that
our national motto, T. Pluribus Unum.
applies with equal strength 10 the in
dividual as well as 20 political enti-
ties. and still seek 10 enrich the gov
eminent AT the expense and 10 the
detr,molt and disadyantage of the IN
diyiduAl, sugar is king IN this Terri
tory, and as long as this IL no no other
Industry or enterprise will receive
much consideration, Those in power
and inhre les and authority in this
community, IN the worship Of the sugar
Idol, seem a. lose siEht Of the fact
that We are, by this ldolatTy, aitemp,
inE 90 "caTry AL our eEEs IN one bas-
keL" ana that when the price ~ sugar
falls below a certain hEuTe and can
ilnues a. lhai hEuFs ~ q eonsldsTable
lrnFih ~ iims ms Territory Nill be-
iome pIa0lleally hankrupt ana .
charge uppn ihs general FoffrnmrHit
simply hteapsr 40 hHYe no other inr
hunlfy 90 rrlY uTnu dpfipE ihr IA
rad'npe ~ mo fuFaf industry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

Note:-Barometer readings are cor
rected for temperature, Instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
20 sea level. Average cioudiness stated
IN scale from to 10. Direction of wind
Is prevailing direction during "a houre
ending at 8 y. m. Velocity Of wind IN
average velocity In miles per hour.
WIN. B. STOCKMAN.
Section Director
, 1906-11-08
MAITRE CRUPPI ANGERED AT
MAlTRE BONNET AND MAY
DEMAND SATISFACTION
ON HONOR FIELD.
Latter, Finding the Count With Not a
Leg to Stand Upon in His Defense
of Countess Plea for Separation,
Attacks Opponent in U~nprofes-
sional Way-Ravages of Consump-
ton on American W~arships.

Paris, Nov. S.-Parisians will not be
at all surprised if Maitre Cruppi, coun-
sci for the Countess de Castellane,
challenges Maitre Bonnet of Count
Boni's counsel to a duel.
Bonnet Attacked Cruppi.
In his argument Bonnet, who finds
Boui has not a leg to stand upon,
made up for the weakness of his case
by attacking the methods of the pros.
ecution. He accused the lawyers for
Countess Anna with employing illegit,
innate and unprofessional methods to
obtain a divorce against the count.
Kelly Was Injured.
Bonnet bitterly attacked Edmond
Kelly, the countess personal lawyer,
making a statement deliberately de-
signed to injure Kelly's professional
standing.
, 1906-11-08

New York, Nov. S.-The battle for
social supremacy which caused a feud
between Mrs. %Stuyyesant Fish, Mrs.
Aston and Mrs. Vanderbilt made pos
sible yesterday the long-cherished plan
of e. II. Hartman to wrest the Illinois
Central from the Fish interests.
Social Row Helped Him.
But for the social row he never
would have won, although the ousting
of Fish was partly in revenge for his
part in the insurance exposure.
To Connect With Union Pacific.
Mr.. Harriman's principal object in
bringing about the retirement of Fish
is the formation of a connection be-
tween the Illinois Central and the
eHnien and Southern Pacific, which
would be of vast advantage to the
Hartman Pacific roads.