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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-13
STORY OF sHER1DAN's PARENTS
LA PALOMA.

One of the sweetest and most pathe-
father and mother of Gen. Phil. Sheri-
dan.
The old people were living at Somer-
set, Ohio, when word came that Cen
Sheridan had suffered a great defeat
in the Shenandoah Valley. They slept
none that night, but in the morning the
old gentleman said:
Mother, I have thought it all out,
Phil wasn't there when the fight began.
That is what the paper said. It would
not be like our boy TO remain away
throughout the battle. AS [ make it
out, Phil returned in time to save the
day I'll go to the store and wait until
the paper comes, get the news and hur-
ry back, I don't believe there's any
thing to worry about
Il hope you are right, father, but I'm
afraid yesterdays news was correct.
Phil has had so much good luck I'm
afraid he's had bad luck in this battle -
Old Mr. Sheridan was sitting on the
steps in front of the store when a man
rode UP and called out, Good news
from Sheridan
Then one of the bystanders caught
up the morning paper and read the ac-
count of Sheridan's return to the army,
of his turning the tide, of tho P~ee1-
dents message of thanks, Of Sheridan's
heroic conduct and the compete rouL
of the enemy.
The paper said it was one of the
greatest victories of the war.
That was enough for Mr.. Sheridan.
tie started on trot to tell Mrs. Sheri-
dan the news about her sons great
est battle.
She saw him coming and hurried to
the gate to get the tidings from Cedar
Creek
Glory to God, mother, glory to God,
Phil licked 'em! The President has
sent him the country's thanks, and the
paper says it was one of the greatest
fights of the war I knew Phil would
get back in time to save the day
The old couple Rugged and kissed and
kissed and Rugged again and again.
After they had gone into the house
the old lady suddenly became very
sober.
What's the matter. mother?"
Father, did the paper say anything
about John %
mo, but YOU know Phil would have
sent a despatch if anything had hap
pened to john
John was another son, private in
Sheridan's army in the valley.
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4 kAMAAINA'S
OATH BIRTHDAY

The Boston Herald says: Receiving
the congratulations of many of his
friends and business associates. the
Hon. Gorham D. Gilman quietly OBJ
served his Saith birthday today at his
home on Baldwin street, Newton. Mr..
Gilman was born in Halloweil, Me-,
May %, 1882. After completing his edu-
cation at HalloweIl Academy, he en-
tered business as a clerk. Later he
went to Honolulu, but returned in 1S4S,
when the gold fever broke out in Cali
fornia Later he returned to Honolulu
and engaged in business there until
1861. when he returned to Boston,
where with his brothers, established
a drug business
When Newton became city in
1874, he served in the common council
and in the board of aldermen in 1876.
He next went to the Legislature, and
during his second term as senator re-
tired to become the Hawaiian consul
He was afterwards appointed consul
general, which position he held until
the islands We're annexed by the Unit
ed States.
goes every day TO Boston on business
He is a regular attendant at the Eliot
Congregational church.
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OFFER HEART
AND KIDNEYS
The Couse Prosecution
Wins important
Point.

At the conclusion of Douse case ses-
sion before Judge De Bolt yesterday
afternoon, the prosecution had won
one of the most important points so
far adduced, and this morning the jar
Yamagada, the Japanese alleged to
have died as a result of injuries caused
by Douse, engineer at Puunene plan
tation. Maui, will be offered as evil
dence, and permitted TO become one of
the exhibits.
In the absence of the jury, which
was excused, the attorneys argued the
matter thoroughly, and as the court
was about to rise. Judge Humphreys,
who. with Deputy Attorney General
Fleming is prosecuting the case, made
a formal motion offering in evidence
the jar and contents. To this offer,
Mr.. Kinney. for the defense, objected.
The court is to pass on the matter this
morning, although before the formal
motion was made, the judge said he
saw no reason why the jar and con-
tents should not go before the jury.
The prosecution had a star witness
yesterday in DR.. Sega, the Maui doc
tor who assisted at the autopsy per-
formed on Yamagada- He arrived on
the Mauna Loa yesterday afternoon
and was soon on the witness stand.
He said he was a graduate Of the
Cooper Medical College of San Fran
cisco and had been a practicing physi-
clan for nine years. The jar. covered
with cloth, was shown him. On the
top were strips of paper, purporting
to have been signed by various physi-
clans at Maui. The doctor was
asked to identify the jar and his
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At my salesroom, S57 Kaahumanu
street
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1906-W. C.
Borden ct al. to Western and Ha-
waiian Investment Company, Linn
tied. AS acres, situated Kaumana,
Hilo, Hawaii
L. Ahlo to A. \. Campbell, Trustee of
Assignee. r. P. 2940, 3,22S acres at
Kaneohe. Apanas /, and 4, r. p
1888, 2-4S acres, Kaneohe. r. P.
1891. 10 acres, Kaneohe. r. P 2062,
3 acres and buildings, Waialua,
Oahu.
Lee Ahio to Western and Hawaiian In
vestment Company, Limited, AS
signee. 1856 acres. Kaneohe. 3.68
acres, Punaluu, Oahu. Apanas 3
and 4, L. Q. A 1884. Apana 3, L. c.
A 2676. III acres. /. c. A 1876, 3.05
acres. Paalaa, Waialua. acres, r.
P. 2o62. Waialua
Lee Ahlo to Robert Law. Assignee.
Apana >, r. P. 6639. r. P 3614,
acres, 205 fathoms. Both being sit
uated at Kapalama, Honolulu
L. Ahlo to w. r. Castle, Trustee. Prem
Uses situated at Koolau. as follows:
r. P. 1852; r. P. 1881; r. P. $50; r.
P 1851.
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NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the best
nourishment in existence.
It is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but it
digests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions in a
condition SO that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gested. Try it if you are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish you.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York.
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A warrant was sworn out yesterday
by Mrs. Alex. K. Lewis charging
Charles Lewis and his wife Blanche
with assault and battery and a counter
warrant subscribed to by Mrs. Blanche
ascribed the same offense against
Alex. K. Lewis and Jas. L. Boyd. The
affair is family one with Boyd in the
role of a buttinsky.
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waiaiua Agricultural Co. Ltd
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Mil Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis.
The Standard Oil Co,
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
WestOn's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co, of Hart
ford. Conn
The Alliance Assurance Co, OF Lon
don.
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ANCIENT
ORDER HIBERNIANS.
DIVISION NO.

Meets every first and third wednes-
days. at p. M, in C. B. U. Hall, Fort
street. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
F. D. CREDON, Pres.
j. P. QUINN, Secy.
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LADIES AUXILIARY,
"A. o. II. DIVISION NO. I.

Meets every 1rsr and third Tues
Day. al p. m, In C. B. y. Hall. Fort
nsresa. Visiting sisters are cordially
GHyaaed TO attend.
II ALICE DOHERTY, Pres.
MARGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y.
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arAuI CHAPTER NO. 2.
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER,

NO. 8, y. z. ..
Meets at the Masonic Temple every
xaesss0 Saturday of each month. at 7:3o
sasaaea D. m. Visiting sisters ana
xxgsas2s are cordially invited to at
sBEA5-
MARGARET HOWARD, w. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the
Salvation Army woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY
LODGE. NO. 8, K. of p.

Meets every SATURDAY evening at
R.3S o'clock. in Harmony Hall. King
asIssf- Visiting brothers cordially in
.y3aed 10 attend.
MERLE NJ. JOHNSON, @. C.
T. A. JACOBSON, K. of r. & s.
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HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. Z.
n p MI

Meats every second and fourth FRI
DAY Of each month, in I. o. 0. F. Hall
%4ssssng brothers Cordially invited to
xsfend. w. C. MCCOY, Sachem.
A. E. MURPHY, C. of r.
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Occidental ReSt0uTonI th0I QeS HDldS

Everything new. First-class cooks;
courteous walters
BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN TOWN.
Open from a. m. to 8 p. m. Private
Dining Room for Ladies.
1920 LEONG HOY, Proprietor.
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Mortgages Sales

At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
MAtSTROS PRtPARATORIOS

Los exkmenes para mae .troa pre-
psratorios sendrau lOgAr dursnse los
dias 8 J 10 de Julio proxlmo.
Loa aspirAntes q eata licencia pro
visionAl deberan tener de l6 q % = d q
dc edad, ser so!leros y probar en- Tn
solo ex&men, con 10 extension cue se
exlge & los alumn0a del iexto gcsdo
de nuestras elcuelas p6b.icas, las asig-
natures sIguientsa Ilioms ing 81,
idiCma eIpRhol, aritm6EcS, geogrsfia
& hiltoria de los Es,Ados Unidos y de
Puerto Rico. EatA licebcia por 10
hno no lea astA concedidA q los que
sesn dtssprobadoa en- RIgunA de las
AntsdiChas ssigoaturAs,
En- el cAlo de que mis de cIea aa.
pirantss Iean aprobAdoS, s6lo les ser&
concsdidA la licsnclA lrovlaional &
los que obiengsn Las nal atas cali.
fc lciones.
EstAs lIcsnciss ssl&o v&lIdas por
un S6J HolAment,, de ningGn moIo
le serA renovada al que no hIya cum
plido sI.iGtsoIurlameltD los deberes
de su cargo J apr bAdo d compleIa
sallsfscci61 del DspErIAmento gus b
seguid1 los est ldio gus Se les exlgs
para poder llsgar q obtensr la llcsu.
cla de maestro rural.
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Anuncio de subasta

Dspartamento del Interior. .-oaei.
No del Supsrintendente de O3ras Pu'
b.icas. san Juan, Puerto kico, Mar
70 Fl do 1905.
Proposiciones on pliegos cerra.
dos para la adjudication ca pdblica
subssta de les obras de instalAci6n
dc una tuberfa de terracoia dc 8 pull.
gadas de diAmetro, y construction do
I'm poxo registro y tanque dc descarga
para la closca do 10 carcel dc Distrlto
de Arecibo, 20 admitlrkn en- esta ofici'
no, hasta las 10 3. m. del ola % de
Marco de 1905. on que Be abrirkn III
bicamente.
FL presupuslt, do las obras Oh.
elende & sl40l 90, mil cuatrocientos
dos dollars.
Todos los dAtoa necesarioa 90 de-
ran en- esta ofcina donde 90 encusn.
tran de manifesto todos los documsn.
tos que hln de regir On 10 contrata y
oodrAn recogsr los licitadorss Los mo-
dslos de proposiciones que han do
presentsr.
La administrsci6n re reserva el
derecho dc rechsXAr cualqulera 8 to.
das las proposicionss.
+, HontilLa
Actin & Superintendent Of Public
Wnrka
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
OESDE ADJUNTAS
Carretera a Lares. -FIoreci-
da de cafe Ornate. La
Compania de justiz.
Jose COBIAN RIVERA
Es necesario TN Juzgodo mu.
nicipal. Los republicanos
Sc quedaran vestldos.

Rsina gran animacl6n con motive
de teoer noticlas de gus muy pronto
sera I'm hech el comisnz) de los ira
bsjos dc Ia 6 .rretera de esta villa q
LSres.
Esa ssra una via de comu oicaci6n
importantfsima para Adiuntas on par.
ticular, y en- general para Porce,
Aguadilla osros pueblos del interior.
LA horesida del cafe % extrsor-
dinaris. LS eosechs sera msgni
ica. lOialA que sl precio del aro'
matico grano CORA pareja con Ia
ahundancia del frato.
Sc estS prec ,diendo por la AL
caldfs 4 10 limpiezA general de la po-
blacl6n. Esta pressnta un bonito az
pecto, pues casi todas las casAs han
sido pintadas y recompuestas.
LA Com pa MIA de Justz hizo su
agosto anochs.
Lleno complete.
FL desc npefo de las disiintas pie.
zM que subieron q escsns, msgofico.
L. Compafiia JastIz merece 10
protection del p1 lico.
~Se sifnts en- eit1 Villa 10 nece
sidAd &c un JuzgAdo Municipal.
No % possible que el de Ponce, con
un trabaio abrumsdor, pueia a,snder
& Adiuntas, cuya poblac.Cn ca ~ &C.
tualidad pasa de 10000 all1g.
Sc impone que en- la prJAtms le-
gislatura 90 vote una Icy crsando lol
JuSgados Muuicipales, 6 dsndo ma
yoles atribuciones 4 los actuAles ] ae
ees ds Paz
| -Suens entire muchoI correligio
narios o. nombre dc nueitro amigo
don Jose CobiAn Rivera, actual Juta
dc esta Wills, para DslegAdo q 10 ca
smara en- Ia pr6xlma Legislature.
Su elecci6n aerfa acsrtadA J sega
ra, pues nos pArece qle loI rep Iblica
nos estarAn cow sncidos de que O
Dlstrit) de Agusdllla, con 81 fam oss
division, se les essspa de les m ,nos er
los pr6ximss elecciones.
Los republieanos dc estA Wills
90 mueven. .polfsicsmente hab. ando
| HAcen blen, y nosotros aplaudi
mos ~ actitud en- pro do 10 mAla eau
90 que defender.
Psro, generosos com, somos, Il
damos eats consejillo no SO vistan, q,a
no edn,
| Aunque loren.
| Aunque pataleen.
/ Qle sera 81 dltimo re,urso.
| El recurso del patalso..
Daht0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
De SABANA GRANDE
Lcdo. en- Farmacia. Hues-
pedes distinguidss. Sc
f.orita UqoIina Soto.
0FICINAS DE CORRE0
Cabo Luis e. Lucca.- -.Tras.
lado del Quartet de policfa.
Varios matrimonios

Despues de una larga aussncia han
vuelto estar entire nosotros 10 Gle.
gants y simpatica seflorita Mercedes
Maasari, presiosa aor del verisl %.
bAnefio, 90 bella hermana Magaalena,
quien hA vsnido acompafada do ~
esposo don Rafael Aunfz. persona
muy sstimable, y 10 distingutda dana
dc HA Leonor DAmiani, digna eonsorts
del spreciAbls cabal!sro don Juan
Dlonisi.
Rsciban nusstro mas sfsctuoso 20.
ludo.
Ell inteligente i6ven don Miguel
Acosta ha obsenido el titulo dc licen.
eiado On farmacla, 10 que cslsbr amos
mucho, enviandols nuestro mas sin.
csro parabisa.
Sc .encuentra hospsdada on To-
e,eg ANITA NOR ada do 10 distip gaida 90.
nora dofiA Fllomsns Soltsro, dom
de pasarA una tsmporada, 10 gsntil
seforita Ugolina Soto.
Nuestro amigo don Jose N Irixa.
rry. administrator dc corr eos, ha
cambiado ~ ofcins q 10 plaza, q un
cuarto en- 10 plAnta bsia do 10 casa
que ccupa 10 familia Malaret.
Ell recto eabo de 10 po,icfa In.
sular don Luis e. Lucea ha lraslada
do el crar.el d una msgoffca casa que
por sus comodidadss, corresponds al
obisto q que 90 10 dsstins, estando
instalads en- uno dc los msjorss s!tios
| do este pueblo.
-En brsve unir& su suerts CON el
laxo del matrimonio a 10 dc una bs.
lla cuAnto diatipgulda sen orita de
aquf, nuestro amigo don A f.nso Q ii.
fione', comerciante socio del sen or
don Juan Rlgau, quisn codioia Ia ma.
no de una simpatica i6ven de un pus.
bio vecino.
/ Q,e pronto llsgue sl vsnturoso dia
psrA ian baenos amigos.
| Cesar.
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vAR|AS NOT|c|AS
Hohrosa distinction. .Derecha
republican,. Laboratorio
uuimic0. -Ramal via ferrea
D, PEDRO De ALDREY
Conferencia escolar en- Baya.
mon. .-Srta. Elisa Cotray.
Pto. Rican Tobacco CO

Naeatro amigo el doctor don Ra.
fael del Vale ha recibido Diploma
donde consta habsr sido nombrado
indivlduo correspondents de la AGA.
demiA Nac!onal do Ia Historia, dc 10
Rspd ,licA venezolana,
Le fslicitamos por tan h3nrosa
distinction.
Ell licenciado don Pedro de AL
drey, ser& nombrado juez de la nusva
corte dc distrito dc San Juan.
va es,A pr6xlmo q teiminarse
el ramAl do via fsrrea que costruyen
los sefiorea Flnlay Bros. WAym 1uih
y que unlra los pueblos do Vega alta
y Dorado empalmar con 81 f,rroca.
rril frances.
--Dicsse O. n insistercIa que es
probable se f)rme una dsrecha rs2u
hlicana en San Juan.
--Acsualmente 90 vienen hacienda
en- el La Dor aiorio Q limioe de 10 Jun
to superior de Sapidad analiais az
varias cases de abonos.
So NOS inf1rma que 10 <2ofto.
Rican Americaa Tobacco Com pany1
sstablscsra alguoas sucursales mas
On variLs pusblos de Ia isls, con sl ti1
de elaborar con oportunidad las gran
des partidas de tAbaco On rama OUT
ha adQuirido.
--Acusamos recibo del programs
de la 80 coLfsrenoia annual que cele
braIa q oil Iastituto de Maestros de estl
distrito on BsyAm6n los dlas % y a
del corriente Aarz).
Sc encuentra enterma dc alg1r
euidado On esta ciudid 10 apreciabl,
senorita Elisa Cotray.
-En oil vspor correo espaflol gu,
90 espera esla tards de Ia Il Ahans, EN-
bArcAr& para 10 Peninsula el jovel
| don Eduardo Vlllsr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

don Tomas Maria Aosqusrs. r cor
demos que & 10 abdicaci6n de don
Amadeo, el Congreso y el Senado es'
pan il, reunidos en- AsAm olea NAcio.
nAl, bsio 10 piesidencia dc don Girls.
tino Martos, proclamaron 10 Rspd.
blica, On II do Fsbrero do 1878, Y
recordemos que en- 10 ce,ebre inolvl'
dabls session. del % do Marco dst rafd
rido an ', y dssp. 81 de aquSl discur.o
lno encasnsro pAlabrai para elogiAr.
lol do CASTELAR,, 10 Asamblea por una
nimidAd, vot6 10 abolici6n en- Puerto
Rico.
Termlnads 10 votaci6n el infAligs.
BILE y slocusnts don Rafael Maria dc
Labrs, subi6 al escafo presidential ,
en- 81 AbraS6 & don Cristino Martos,
como al verdadsrJ ausor dc todo el
movimiento abolicioniats, que de tres
msaes & Aquella tschs, habfase desa.
rrollAdo en- Espafis.
Ac!o cont nuo los Diputados de
Puerto Rico, cunp ieron Goa el grato
debsr dc sa,udAr por tsl6grafo al in.
t?g@ rlmo don Manuel RUIZ z orrilla,
que adicto 81 Rsy don Amadeo dc
Saboya, hAbfaie rslirAdo & Portugal,
H, aqui el te.sgrAma de los Dlpa
tados puertorriqusd1E
sDon Manual Ru, z ,rrilla. -Por
sIug Il - Elbas - Q uhtA Vasconcslos.
<VotAds Ley Aooltcion E.SlAvltud
SGrasia eierna. Ayuio, Borrel, Gin
<tron, LAors, MAitio, o .orio, Pera.tA,
<radlSl, Sanremi, SoiAs
No divide Puerto Rico esa fecha
, siga nosla conmemora ado, y Eada
melor en- au eloglU que lSs estsGfAI dc
nusssro G Aulier Bsnltsz.
SBrilto una AurUrA de + IL memo
rlA-En qua cssaron isgrimas = due
los B JrT&adoss una IN AnchR de Ia
AiSloriS.
~ mil y mil acentos, -Dieron tu
nombre, llibsrtAd SsgrAdAl "A los
MONIES, los v@llss y los vlensos.
a Y nj unA AHA represAlia impial
I'M una vsog .nza prof no 81 sue
ioI i Bsadicloaes y cAnIos patriA mia
-Psrdlsronss On las bovedAs del Gle
los
Angel A'OstA Q llntera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
IMP0RTANTt

FL que auscribe tlsne especiAl Rus.
de ofcecer & sLu numsrosos parro.
quianos y tdolico en- general, el nue.
vo establecimisnto de SAatrsrfa que
hl alberto en- 10 calle de Betances,
rents oil Parqus Central.
Sc confsCcionan trsisI do todAs
claIes.
CAguas Marz) 1905.
~MAROELINo CoRIS.
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Ia, HABANA, CUBA.
ie maquinaras para haciend3s Dc azdcar.
COnraistas de tactas compeas incIlyndoI c1ifciOs

VdI UUHUd SdS u6 IdCJdS CUHpedS I0CIy h00 FITC0S
bomba
Cena Lafayette Arroyo Vicente
1?,.no Resouc6n Buena
m Mceda Yabucoa lua Vista Ca
ohna. Arroyo
SUCRS. dc |, WLLAMlL Co., San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papcl viejo a Z pesos qulntal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-29
STILL MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.
Astoria Electric Company Steadily
Perfseslns Service.

Manager G, A. Coolidge yesterday
announced that the big 500 X. W. mo.
tor generator set, recently ordered for
service here, has been set up at the
works Of the General Electric Com
pany. at Schenectady. New York. the
work having been completed Christ
mas eve. 1t viii be shipped at once
and win occupy about three weeks In
transit Two weeks after Il shall have
landed here. the company viii inaug-
urnte It's full-day service
Tho mercury arc electItier for the
street lighting service here. has been
put In operation. and ia working sue
cesafuliy. This completes. and por.
fcets. tho insulation OF the entire
street car service In Astoria. The A.
r.. people have spent many thousands
OF dollars In the year about to close
In every department OF ita service, far
more than is realized by the ordinary
citizen, and the big plant is fast as.
Stunning the very best Of modern per-
feetlon In every way.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-29
FOR BURIAL AT PORTLAND,
Remains Of the late Edward halloek
Despatched Last Evening.

AT S o'clock yesterday evening, pur-
suant to the cali OF Exalted Ruler @.
C. Fulton. OF Astoria Lodge No. $50,
d, p. o. f.. half hundred Elks as
sembled at the lodge-room. to pay the
last sad honors OF the fraternity to
the late Edward Hallock. ex-ehiet OF
police OF this city, who died on We'd
nesday night last. Of pneumonia.
At the lodge room the following
named gentlemen were named to act
In the capacity OF pall-bcarers; Messrs,
John Fox. A. NJ. Smith. Clark Lough-
cry. ]. e. Campbell. Norris Staples and
r. J. Carney: and the following fra
ters were charged TO accompany the
casket 10 Portland. as an escort of
honor, and turn II over TO those await
Ing Il there; Messrs. Loughery, Camp
bell, Staples, Smith.
The lodge then adjourned to the
undertaking pariors Of w, c. A. Pohl,
where the body lay duly prepared for
the journey hence There they met
Miss Louise Cotter, the niece OF the
dead chief. who had come from Port
land to arrange for this matter and in
few moments the caske, was trans
ferred to the hearse and the line OF
march taken UP for the Astoria 4 CO.
lumbia depot, the Astoria police de-
partment, in command OF Chief Chas.
Gammal. with Sergeant Twombley and
Officers Thomas Linville, Emsley
Houghton. Frederick oberg. John
Stark. Albert Thompson. G. w. Con-
man and Charles Hansen, in full uni
form, as a guard OF honor. followed by
carriage containing Miss Cotter, and
two score of Elks on foot, headed by
Exalted Ruler Fulton.
AT the depot all matters of trans
portation were quickly and quietly dis
patched, the funeral party boarded the
train and the sad errand was COM
menced.
The cortege was met at the Union
depot by the kInsmen and friends OF
the late chief and the funeral proper
viii transpire this afternoon at Fern
Hill cemetery. under the auspices OF
the family and friends of deceased. +.
| Thus passes from thIrty-year res
idence and active life in Astorla's
midst, a man who gave the best Of his
life to this community. leaving many
a friend here to testify to II.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-29
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10 In THE CITY CHURCHES. .
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First N. q.

Special revival services every night
next week at 7;so o'clock. Meetings
of special interest 20 Christians will
be held at 1850 o'clock Tuesday,
wednesday. Thursday and Friday af-
ternoons, Bring your Bibles TO these
services All Christians not otherwise
engaged are cordially invited TO at
tend all services and Lend hand"
The sermon themes for Sunday win
be THE constraining Motive" and
The Great Savior and the Great Sal
vatlon." Class meeting at 1915: sun
day school at 1918: Epwor,h League
at $3.50, A cordial invitation In ex-
tended TO the public TO attend all the
services OF the church A chorus choir
win lead in the singing, Come now,
and let US reason together, saith the
Lord; though your sins be as scarlet,
they shall be as white as snow: though
they be red like crimson. they shall
be as wool" c. c. Rarick, pastor.