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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
GREENToWN.

GreentowD July 31,-Mrs. Maggie
Shut, of Plainwell, Mich, is here
calling on her many friends and rela-
tives. =
H. B, Ream and wife, of Columbus
spent last week in this vicinity, their
former home.
A number of the Greentown people
are arranging to attend the Camp
Sychar camp meeting
The board of education will receive
bids for cleaning the school house,
furnishing coal and for janitor for the
coming year. All bids to be in by
August ate p. m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
c. We'll. on Canal street.

c. We'll, on Canal street.
Mrs. w. e. Phillip and Mrs. ]. A.
Burkhold did the parks at Cleveland
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Fulton, of
North Baltimore, are enjoying a visit
with friends at this, their former
home
Mrs. Nellie Slusser, of Canton, was
the guest of her parents at this place
on Sunday.
Miss Sarah Cadden, of Canton,
called on friends at this, her former
home, on Monday
Nicholas Wilhelm, of Massillon,
called on friends near Fulton on Sun
day evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03

After shaking in its boots for some
time the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad com
pany decided to anticipate the wrath
of the people of the state of Penn
sylvania and announces that the com.
pany will cut the rate of fare in that
state to two and one-half cents per
mile and will issue thousand-mlle
books at two cents per mile without
recurring any deposit. Verify, the
days of miracles must be fast ap
preaching.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03

The Youngstown Telegram is be-
coming humorous with it's political ed
itorials. notwithstanding that the pol
iticians of the state have been work
ing might and main to have Crttch-
field re-appointed, the Telegram per-
petrates the following: In announc-
ing the appointment of A. B. Critch-
field as adjutant general, Governor
Harris serves notice that he will not
be ruled by politicians. Good for the
governor"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
CANAL FULTON.

Canal Fulton, July 3l.-Mr. and Mrs
r. # Myers were at Windsor, Can,
sast week.
Mrs. Or. A. b. Campbell, of Orrville,
visited with friends in town on Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Vanderhoof and
children were guests of Cleveland
friends on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles We'll and two
children, of Barberton. are visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03

taken.
Mark Kaylor and Miss Anna Savage
we're married Tuesday evening of last
week
Clarence Shelter was in Massillon
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall spent
Sunday afternoon with the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beck.
Mrs. q. Kaylor and daughter, Millie,
were Massillon visitors Monday.
A number of young people from
this vicinity attended the festival at
Beach City Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Donat, of Massillon, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Webster
Letter, Friday.
Much grading is being done for the
new railroad running threw Brewster
and the city seems to be in fine pro-
gress.
Miss Mary Homer is assisting Mrs.
Bert Worstler.
The Misses Lizzie Jones and Millie
Taylor will leave for Cleveland We'd
nesday morning to make an extended
visit among friends and relatives.
Special services are being held at
the Welsh church this week
The Ladies Aid society OF Massillon
was entertained at the home of Rev.
Wyant on Wednesday of last week.
The day was spent pleasantly as well
as profitably Gnd all report a fine
time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
cHEsTNuT RIDGE

Chestnut Ridge, July .31.-Very en-
ioyable communion services were held
in the Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Wertenberger
spent Sunday at Lorence Crocker's,
in Hartville.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheous Vagina and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03

Miss Myrtle McCaskey has returned
from Youngstown, where she had been
visiting for some time among friends
and relatives.
Joseph Evans, of Youngstown, is
spending few days in Justus, his
former home. Mr.. Evans is in poor
health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
JusTus.

Justus, July 3l,-Mr. and Mrs. En-
nest Hall spent Sunday in Canal Full
ton among friends and relatives.
Mrs, Reese Evans entertained
friends one day this week.
Miss Bertha McFargen was in town
on business Monday.
The Center picnic Tnl be held Aug
ust II.
Missionary services We're held Sun
day morning by the Rev. j. M. Poul-
ton. A collection of over 500 was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
DAILY MORNING NEWS.

Daily delivered by carrier. &c per week
Daily delivered by mail, $1.60 per
year in advance, or s175 payable al
end of year.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27

BauerIaubn 5 ne.-
Walter Sprantls, &eparaturen, 800
IL. StraBe, 500. - 6rau Georgia
8rinter. umbau, 824 .. II. Strabs,
1886 &ssnsr, 9oppsl.W Ohn'
baus. 1906 &ingsolo Strube, $500.
- 9ouiia BORT, Cottage. 2121 PRO-
ipect Str, $1203. - Sobn Dillon.
@eparaturen. $50 @oooict Str, $3.50.
-Wiaiam @.2an9. Waarenlager. gde
|Of 10. u. NibIanbS Str, 81, 445. &c.
Wiaiam s. Sang. Soppsl-W obnbaus,
ede OF 10. II. aiblanbS tr.. $1284.-
5rau @iliam SdmalfeIot, &epara'
turen. 1910 Sraper etraBs, $780,
s. Earn, Sduppen. 2107 Norb Nla'
bama StraBe, $25. = CHARLES g8iI=
liams, &%eparatursr, 2022-2024 WeIf
Wi&igan StraBe, $125.-p.W eyfelis,
&ebaraturen. @fe Slinois uno pearl
Strabe, $2000-Sp. SobIt, SOppel=
Wobnbaus, 1909 Wef Worris Ctr,
$3l33. - Nlsr @alep. &sparaturen.
22O3 MIblano, $780, SDbn 2erba1.
&eparaturen, SIS Wooolaun apenue.
800. = g. @aratpnp, Mnbau, 1900
Wontcalm, 500. = Sonnie gutman.
&sparaturen. 729 Sing strabe, $50.
-Sennie @utman, &eparaturen. 7l2
Sing, $50.-@barles @lampttt, &spa.
raiuren. 4015 OF %. Gtrabe, 5000.
10. Campbell. 1mbau. 929 6let6er
Ibente, $500. - Sulius Qaminstp,
Waarenla9er, 365 Sib Sninois Str,
$500. - Sarab Darssr. Wobnhaus.
ct. Clair Strabe, nabe Secumieb.
$1,000. - Natban 9apis, @ohnbaus,
Ga Sale uno IL. StraBe, $780,
8. Sbomas. @obnbaus, 3176 8races
lamb Abenue. $780, Central Union
Telephone Co., Offce.@ ebduoe. Wor-
RIG Str, nabe Sumter, So. 600. =
Central Union Telephone Co., Office.
@ebduoe. Rural unb Is. Str, $l2..
600. Central Union Telephone Co..
gadfteinsa nbau, "a. uno p%snnfpbania
@trabe, $l2, 000.-Ssannetts Wrisbt,
26. Strabe. nabe Capitol Mpenue,
$2665.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
@iess ALTAR 6ra6.
O { 5 { n.


Senrp unb @li3abstb B%obnecamp,
2106 6hb Of StraBs, Mdo6sn. -
6reb unb Sarab MalosnwOlb. GA
@srmania apenue. Wdb4en. = Sarrp
uno @olbisSoor, GOA Wsff rs. Strabe,
Mdb9en.- @obert uno 2ucp Bennett,
30l @aoolaun Nbsnus, Rnabe. -
Curtis uub SOFe prit6arb. 500 Sho
Stem 5srisD StraBe, anabe. - peter
uno Nnna $bouan. 531 Proipect Str,
Rnabs. = Omen unb Marp Daenel,
210 5uIoa StruBe, Wdb4sn.-Samss
unb Bridget 6agsrtp, 1909 on 10.
Strabe, Wdb9en.-@barles uno Hora
Brandt, Stabt, Mdb6sn.- &obert u.
annie Smi.b, 220,S Wc@arip Str;
WdoGsn. - Sohn uno 6rau Carroll.
2244 8albott 4benus, Mdo6sn.- Ill
bert uno 2ulu See, 100 We9eanplace.
2nabe. = %. 8. uno Sba Soroan.
2814 Nortbmefsrn Nbsnus, Mdohsn.
- CHARLES unb @oHs Bo;tsp, $50
Srober strass, Wdb6en.
@%etraut.
Otto O.. Snmm-2ouiie u. @eis.
patrid u. Worriiep-gaa @amoen.
5erbert 2ins-Soispbine &OIunb.
Better Bartbolomem-gli3abetb Boaqs.
@iliam 3. Riplsp-2ulu u. 2appsr.
Charles areb-elisabetb Wurpbs.
Wtliam gramer-Nrtbnla Banner.
8eforben.
Sdueline Mesbans, 8 Sage, 1890
Sent 4oenue. - 5annab S'@offnor,
26, 923 Bates GtraBe.-@barIes Wo.
naban. 81, 407 Horo @et Strabe.-
Wattis Stemart, AZ. 1926 Noro Sela.
mare StraBs.-1ihob.mus @arnp. GA.
|2l4l Station Strabe. - Stepe Dale,
Staot.6 Oipital.- RapmOnb @rabam
Is. ct. 0incsnt's SoipttaI. - 9enu
anoerIon, 8 Mon.. @oloreb Orphans
Dome. - Radasl Waban, Sc, 2O21
RudlsS traBs. -pboebe 3ebman, LOG,
1913 Weft Me@artbp straBs. - 5ranl
9plt, 81, Nr9 STRIDE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
Der brilige 9amm.
Gin bo6Serebrtes bnoobiniifes @eiIistbnat
i'm &Ioiter &umbum TN Sibet.

YIN uCtluCLeDItt9 OiuoUtttfWc0 SGttt9tUuh
i'm &Ioltsr &umbum TN Sibet.
tleber ben beifiqen Baum bon Sum-
Gum in Sibet feri@tet Der tiibne SOrs
fGer Qeutnant %. Sil9ner: Sas
@ort Sumbum betBt nOrtli9 100000
9iloer uno purbe uripriin9li9 MIR
fir Den beiligen Baum angepanOt;
Damn ipuroe oos &loffer, 6as Den N2itz
telpuntt buOObiItii9er GelebrIdmfeit
biloet, uno oarin MIR nod bon 2bahu,
Der buOObiitii@en Metropole, iibertrOfs
fen miro, bana9 6enannt. Der bet@
lige Baum in aumbum, Der aus ben
Saaren oes groBen &eformators
Siongtapa gefuu6Ien iein iou, bsIiBt
9lGtter, Die, mad Nusiage Der 2ama8,
beilige 3ei3en tragen unb ais tpunDers
t6dtige Meoi5in BON Den 2amas uno
BEN pilqern beripenoet peroen.
Der teilige Baum, better Die beiligs
9aumgruppe, beitebt aus snei gana
perf6ieoenen 8aumarten. Der Saupts
ftdmm bat bier lebenoe 6auptGIte un0
eiRen obgeItorbenen; ser Baum Ioa
@n0e sunni, gnfang SuGi regelmGBig
punberbare 2ilabliitbenooloen treiten.
en- Der Shat ge6Drt er au9 in Oies
felbe pflan3enguttun9 pie Der 5lieOer.
We0er auf 0en umberliegenosn rO9
BON oen 2amas getauften 8lGttern
mar irgeno Elm S9rift5ei9en gu iefen.
Gs folen i'm 9loiterfompler msbrere
bsilige 9Gume, Die au9 vSm mani
8dume genannt perben, neil fi6 fGOn
bon @nfang an auf ieinen 8lGttern
uno Ser &inoe oas Gebet: rSm mani
paome bum" CSbl bas &leinoo i'm
2oto8! QmenlO eirgepa9ien aeigte,
ge5ogen tperben, Inn Griab gu baben,
falls Der etgentli9e Baum q. +. ser
als iol6er se8eigt piro) gu @runOe
geben foate. Quf Den grIdBbdumen
ion audi f9on Die Inbringung ser
veingef9riebenen" @ebetsformeln tor
gearbeitet iein. 0on einem ,@unber=
5ei6en" an Sen 8ldttern mar ni9ts gu
bemerfen, ieoo9 tpies Der Stumm
p0erarttge @unoer5ei6en" auf. ueber
Die gan5e Hin0e uno an Den nadten
dbgeI96lten S6silen oes @tammes iin6
tibetii4s Sni9riften in peri4iebenen
@rOBen 5eritreut un0 an ben glei6en
Stellen bes 8aumes uno an jungen
3peigen, fopie on Der mori9en RinOe
iiberaG erfennbare S3rift5eiden, Die
0as Gebet vSm mani paOme bum"
ouritelen fo1en.
Die Sni6riften tperben natiirli9
bon Sen 2amas, oie iebr pfiffige Sc
i6Gftsleute, iino unb benen ibr Wune
oerbaum piel 9elo einbringt, nit elmer
SGure eingedbt. sic be6aupten, ME
oies gang ielbftperftGnoli9, Die SuGe
ginge nit iibernatiirli6en Oingen gu.
Seer Die Sni9sft auf Sen 9ldttern
ni9t ftebt Goa eben feline porbdnoen),
bon Dem faeen Die 2amas, ibm mans
gele Der -9rao BON grleu9tung, ser
befGbigt, Wunoer gu e%rfennen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
allies idpn oagetpeien.'

Sn ser 3eitf9rift vg2atur unb aul>
tur" i9reibt Profefor Staoler: Be
fannfli9 lieben ii9 por einieer 53eit
einige 9eute, i9liebli9 fogar eine Sruu
uls 9uneerfiinitler fir @elb ieben. Sic
purben IN einem abgei9lofenen Rdum
untergebra6t unb ftrenge iberpd9t.
60 bielten tie Biz bier Wo9en aus unb
nubmen tpdbreno oieier 3eit ni9ts ais
ettpas MineralpaHer gu ii4. Nun
foqte man meinen, bas feien gang mos
berne @rf6einunsen; Dem 1T aber ni9t
70: S9on 4lbertus Magnus (geit.
129O) beri6tet i'm iiebten 8u6e ieiner
S6ierbi9er: ,8ioeritanOsfGbig segen
9unger fino audi man9e Meni6en
uno Defenders Jrauen. 60 fa6 i'd cine
Srau gu &6ln, pel6e oft 20 Bis 80
Sage lang obne Speiie perblieb. llno
tpieoerum id6 i9, tpte elm on Melan>
9olie leioenoer Wlann, Der iiberpd9t
tpuroe uno nit unberiebrten Siegeln
perf9loFen mar, fieben Wo9en lang
obne Ha6rune blteb, nur nabm er ELM
nal bes Sages ober einen Sag I'm
oen anoern einen S9lud reinen. tulten
@aTers, ionit aber ni9ts. Sd babe
oaa nit eigenen @ugen geieben uno
babe sic Siegel, nit benen er beri9lpfz
fen mar, felbit iorgfdltig geprlft. rnb
es fagten mir b~srldffgs 3eugen, baB sr
bus oft bier Biz finf Wo4en lang gu
thun pflede."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27

CUR "A etuuoeu euoeno . npr vsorSshs'~ "pI"
@bieaso, 81. Npril.
fur Snb lana: S9auer unb waRri6ein'
lid @etpitterftirnne beute Na6t unb Sams'
tag MbIer i'm ertreme nprsIi9sn Tbetle
beute 3a4t.
QoeaIsD etterbert4t
Sdauer unb @ewitterftirme bente Sfa9t
un6 Samftas.
Tbermometerfano.
pb9fs Iemperatur. .......... 80 @rao
Rtebrigffe Iemperatnr. ......... "a
Us. e. BI5tbS
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
Neae Sneorporattoaeu.

Die fol9enben rsustt @eieai9aftsn
lisBsn f3 beim Enthusiastically intor=
poriren:
Die WarbilIe Stone COMPANY, Win.
DIETER, capital $40, 900; Sirsctoren:
Seize 3. Wocrman, CD. g. @ooori9,
80. 3. Botfin uno Sames 9. Gooo-
rid.
astaa Continuation COMPANY. Sn-
bianapolis. @apitaI $40, 900; Sirscto'
rem: 9eanber u. 5uImer, Nora 6uls
nier uno 2eOn s. COOPER.
glmooo 2amn Moper Manufaetu.
ring Co., glwOoo. @apital $40. 600;
SirsetOren: Olioer g.. Irasier, Sber.
man Sarting, 6barlss Ssboritp uno
Sbomas Ssboritp.
Die STANDARD @bair Co.. Gpanss
bile, @apital $40, 900 biz SIS, 900.
Die grablsp SOloing @bair @Omp. h.
@bsfertOn, @abitnI $25. 600; 9irscto.
rem: Wiliam Braolsp, Sames 8raos
lep. Charles Braolsp. SObn SObniOu
uno 2eonarb Douug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
S6autmrneu amo Sau
SoctaIer 3mrnperetn
Grettas, ben "a. April.
nnas9ansiser nntsrf asunss=
Serein SO. 1 otni@er Tramsu
uro Suusfraaeu.

Sn Der seRern Hadmittas in be,
@srmania' Dale ff~attgebsbteH ressl.
mdbiaen geriummluns Obissn gersins
uurbsu Die geamten fur ben luufenosn
Sermin getudblt.
.G%olssnoes III bas Dabl= &eiultat
prdi.-5reoerids S9mibt.
8iee.p rdi.-Rofa Bern.
64abmfr. - Sophia Barmfhbrer
Sefr. Soders.
6in.. Setr.-@aroline Woeuer.
l. 9rufse-9 ouiie Roebte.
2. #. -Waris Sisbsrt.
8. -Watpiloe @roB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27

eine ganse Rstbs bon gummlern
uuroe BON ben poli3ifen singsfisdt In
Der 0Ofuung. Den berii&tigt.n Yora.
aleiterer gu eruii9sn, Der f9on 10
lan9e nit Der poli3ei DerHeden fpieIt.
etner oerIelben. Der Rsgsr Gilbert
Sbelbp. uuroe bon ben giepcle.p Soft.
Sifen Dun unb Shine abssfabt, als q
R& In berod3tiser @eiie binter BEN
0aule bon &. 8. Smith. go. 938 81.
Soc StraBe berumbrhdte. Die Der
pOli3ei. gema&te gef9rsibung bee
Por&tlettsrers fimmt einissrmabsn aui
6belbp. Der ansiebt, go. 239 0ope,
Strabe su uobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
Nas arSkte God DER @e[t.

Oas erDbte bod Der Welt beTibt
Cardiff in England. Gs tit 2567.4
SUB lang, 1O06.5 SUB brett unb 500
SUB tisf; feline Tldae fommt unsefd1r
Ser bon 81 Morsen slei9, uno nibi
peniger als 1900 Mrbeiter tparen fieben
Sabre lang unlinterhroden nit ieiner
.Serite1ung bef9Gftigt. Sas srDbte
beuti9e bod, bas nere &aiieropd in
gremen, bat nlr cine 2Gnge bon rnge.
fGbr 1926 SUB unb cine oementipres
9enbe 8reite unb Siefe. llmgeben III
bas bod bon elmer anfebnli9en 53ubl
&rdbne, Die fi9 gang Defenders gum
Berlaoen BON &pble eisnen. Die SRA.
f9inen fin6 imitanbe, trob ibres Dor,
fi9tigen 4rbeitens 300 Sonnen &oblt
in Der Gtun6e su f0rbern. Die eanst
@nlase bat $1O,O00,000 eetoitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
@etterberi@t
@bieaso. 81. GpriI.

EUR "a etunS.n .nS.nS ? uhr morssns. as. aprl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
9entinsr 3msis osrio3ialiaifdeu
Yartei.

Sn Der columbia 6ans fanb eefiern
abeno cine @eriammlung oes nsuss=
grttnoeten beuti1sn 3weises Der fUeia-
ltfiiden partei fatt. Sc tpurbe be-
f4lofen. ben Charter bis 3ur nddfsr
8erfammlune am 6. Mai often su
baIten uno oann bic oefinitiue Organi=
fation nor3unebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27
Tbermometerfano

L. BIptpE
SectiorssDtrectcr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27

@hrtsnep, 26. Npril. Gas
Wobnhaus Sohn Brunnet's in Mor.
tonpile puroe Elm Haub ber 6lammen.
SIM 6auie uarsn 5000 In barren
@slbe berffsdt, tnelGe Gumme eben-
falls nit perbrannte. Der tbeIIpeiie
our& 1erF&eruns asosdte SGaben am
0aufe betrdgt $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-27

&riegsIuft9 iffe. Quf
@nresuns bes &aifers bat fi9 in Ser
lin cine Nttiengeieqi9aft sebilbet sunt
3ped bes 8aues bon 2ufti9iffen fir
&riegs5pede uno CUR 8e~ranitaltunq
bon @erfu6en nit oerartigen &rieosS
fahraeugen. 9as unternebmsn lit aus
patriotifdeu 9riinbsn, unter Der 0as
trpnage oes aaiiers Wilbelm. in's 0es
ben gerufen poroen. Sm Mnf6luB
oaran foa aud Elm 2ufti9iffers alub
gegriinoet tperoen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-16
BY AUTHORITY
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

Treasurer's Office, Honolulu, Oahu.
In re Dissolution OF the Hawaiian.
Chinese Kona Coffee Plantation, Lin.
tied.
Whereas, the Hawaiian. Chinese Ko.
ma Coffee Plantation. Limited. a cor.
poratlon established and existing un.
der and by virtue of the laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii. has pursuant to
law In such cases made and provided,
duly filed In this office, q petition for
the dissolution Of the said corporation,
together with certificate thereto an
nexed as required by law.
Now, therefore, notice la hereby Civ,
,en to any and all persons that have
been or are now interested In any man
ner whatsoever In the said corporation
that objections to the granting OF the
said petition must be filed In this office
on or before IL o'clock noon on the
goth day Of March. 1906. and that any
person or persons desiring to be heard
thereon must be In attendance at the
office of the undersigned, In the Cap
itol Building, Honolulu, at ~ O'Clock
noon OF said day, to show cause, II
any, why said petition should not be
granted.
A. ]. CAMPBELL,
Treasurer, Territory OF Hawaii.
Honolulu, January 23rd, 1906.
32SS-Jan. 2S, 20, 80; Feb. 2. 6, Q, 10
l6. 20, 20, ~; Mar. 2, 6. 3. Is. l6.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-16
JEROME wHiTEwAsH.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. l5.-Charges IN
GLIDING subornation OF perjury, brib-
cry OF lawyers, misconversion OF mil
ions OF dollars and the enlistment OF
District Attorney Jerome in conspir-
acy to whitewash the offenders were
made against the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company and its officials at O
hearing before the Assembly Commit.
tee on Ways and Means yesterday.
William N. Amory OF New York. for.
merly treasurer OF the Third-avenue
Surface Railway Company. who has
been fighting the Metropolitan for sew,
eral years, made vlrulent attack on
District Attorney Jerome. Amory
submitted figures which he said proved
that frauds amounting to millions OF
dollars had been perpetrated by the Of
ficers Of the Metropolitan system on
Its stockholders and the public. The
company, he charged, bribed judges
juries and witnesses. Information Of
this In many cases and especially In
enc case where he himself furnished
the material had been sent TO Dis
trict Attorney, said Armory, but. In
stead OF acting to convict the offend,
ers, Jerome had entered into a con
spiracy to let them escape. Because oI
this Amory declared he intended tC
ask Governor Higgins to remove thI
District Attorney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-16
SHOULD PREPARE FOR WAR.

Washington, Feb. q. - Chairman
Hull OF the military AFFAIRS committee
In presenting the army appropriation
bill TO the House today, urged the ne
cesslty OF complete preparedness, as to
our army and navy, for trouble In the
Orient He declared that any nation
not prepared TO defend Its position In
China might as well haul down Its fiae
and quit the Pacific.
Incidentally Hull pronounced Min
lister Rockhill at Picking guilty Of in
discretion in indicating TO Chinese Off
cials that the United States intended
returning the 100000 900 Boxer indem-
nifty. Statements Of this kind, he said
would be taken by the Chinese as All
indication that the United States was
afraid, rather than liberal
Hull secuted the idea that japan
was Interested In stirring up trouble
In China TO injure the United States
Japan's interests in China, he said
were identical with those of the United
States and only by the preservation
Of peace there could they be main
tainod
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-16

August Martin, 80; NJ. Boteilho, 81;
Honolulu Athletic Club, as; c. e. Pc
teraon, 20; Geo. Caehieopulos, 20; Miss
May oonsalves, 20; Chang D. Yen, II;
Henry Hogan, 15; Jerry Burningha,/,
~; N. oIeviero, 10; Capt. Gregory, 2;
Miss Edna Akau, II; c. A. Sam, 20;
Miss Eva Mclean. z; Chief Thurston,
g.; Frank Boyer, 6; Mani. Muniz, o.;
Aug. Gomez, 4; Geo. Chronis, q; Rex
Hitchcock, Q; Miss II. NJ. Maehado, Il;
Geo. Porfirio, 4; Mary Gaia, I; Miss
MoIlie AIoiau, 10; Henry 3. Ryan, Il;
John kealoha, 8; Brunette Brown, 4;
Jockey MeAuiiffe, 1; Angelina Silva,
I: Joe Medelros, 6; Geo. Bruins, 81;
kang Simpson, 3; Miss Kate Wood.
waro, 8; Mrs. M. NJ. Maehado, (; Mrs.
a. o. Rosa, I; Mary oouveia, I; A.
Ferr andez, 4; Miss Kate Farrell, 4;
AdeIine Medeiros, I; A. !. Silva, Il;
Alma Nelson, I; Aug. Comes, I; Hulda
johnson, 4; Pacific Barber Shop, Il;
Lusitana Dancing Club, I; John Jo-
slab, 4; Miss Mae Weir, I; Miss NJ. n.
Lemon, 1; Miss Philomena Perry, Il;
Fritz Van Der lelne (koloa),J1; Miss
Mary Vincent, I; chong Nee Hing, Fl
Hllo Band, Il; ". jacobsen, Il;
e. s. Kong, 8; Ralph Kahn, 8; Jose
]. Roka, I; Miss Alice Weight, I; c.
Sullivan, I; Caesar Gomez, 4; II. T.
Lake, I; John Rapoza, 4; Edith Tuck,
I; Mani. Vincent, 4; Geo. Bruins, 8;
Miss NJ. A. Larsen, I; Or. s. Jaeger, I;
/ Gertrude Mccain, o; J. p. seully,
q; Ralph Kahn, ~; II. Sill
yer, 8; 8. A. Deel, Eva, 8; J. II,
Kahn, 2; J. A. L. De Fries, 2; May
oussefeid, 2; kohaIa Club, 2; I. s.
Dillingham;, Jr.. 8; VIM. Tim Ke, 2;
Aug. Comes, 2; Emil llnderman, ko.
ioa, 2; Chinese Athletic Club, z; Carl
Neiper, 2; r. ". Hitchcock, 2; Bill
". Grimes, 8: Pacific Social Club, 2;
Mrs. Jas. Dougherty, 6; Harry Maefar
lane, I; Albert vierra, I; Walter Mac
farlane, 2; c. Louis, I; L. Mon Tai, 1;
Fritz Fredenberg, I; II. A. Franson,
l2; Louis s. Alves, I; Joe Vagras, I;
NJ. T. Marshall, I; VIM. Medeiros, I; j.
NJ. Perry, IF. W. klebahn, I; J. D. Nc
Inerny, 4; Prof. D. Malkal, I; w. T,
schmldt, 4: Male Athletic Club, I;
Mrs. J. e, Shaw, I; W. Duisenberg, I;
keoki isenberg, I; n. s. Ward, 1;
Miss kalal Waiau, 4; Louis Freltas, I;
Ierm. Hugo, I; Rosellne Stone, I;
Louis Vincent, 1; Geo. Bruins, 4; B.
N. Sumner, I; Harry s. Gray, I; j.
iF. Child, 1; Miss Jean Angus, I;
Stats Hebron, I; Ernest Muniz, I;
Manuel MunIz, 1; Walter Dillingham;
(; lum Ching, I; r, A. Lucas, I; John
Perriardo, I. Scattering, 2o34.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-16
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND IS
FOR HONEST AMERICANS

Kansas City. Feb. 22.--Archbishop
ireland OF st. Paul addressed an au.
dience OF $4,000 people in convention
hall in this city tonight upon the sub.
feet The Republic of Washington"
Archbishop Ireland spoke of the
spread of the democratic idea through.
out the world, the result Of the splend.
ID example set by the United States,
and said that II behooyed Americans
to consider their responsibilities and
perils.
Continuing. he said.
= Let the country always elect as !:
4. It's guardians its best and worth. 4
Z lest sons; let voters seek them ::
4 out and give them honor. Inca. I.
= pable men should not be chosen, 4
4. still less dishonest and immoral I.
. men. The party that places on :.
1 : It's ticket the dishonest names ::
& should be overwhelmed in inglo- :.
I. rious defeat. {
+ Care should be taken that for. I
I. elgners choosing America as their ::
I. home be pervaded with the spirit
= OF our institutions, be made Am. :.
! orleans in mind and heart. Ell. 4
! = forts to concentrate immigrants 4
= In social groups and retard their I
Z Americanization should be frown. 4
e ed down.
+ While we seek 10 Amerlcanize 4
Z Immigrants, may IL not be well .
= TO guard some Americans against /.
Z being foreignized? They are not 4
= Americans except inasmuch as I
4. a h.l 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-16

Dedicate Tantalus to public enjoy
ment The Tantalus park should be
the one great park. Make II govern
ment park. The government might
lease bungalow rights for income.
Build a road skirtlng Round Top and
sugar Loaf. reaching Manoa valley.