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The Washington times., 1906-06-26
CITIZENS MEETING
LAST FOR SUMNER
North Capitol and lexington
Association in
Session.
MUCH PAVING NEEDED
Prizes Offered for Neatest and Most
Attractive Parkings in Territory
of Organization.

After adopting the report of the ex-
ecutive committee. which embraced the
recommendations to the District Com
missioners for civic improvements to be
included in next years District appro-
priatiOn bill. the North Capitol and
lexington Citizens Association. at it's
meeting in St. Martins Hall last night,
adjourned for the summer to meet again
the fourth Monday in September.
Pavements Recommended.
The recommendations for improve
ments were pavement on Lincoln ave-
nue., from Truxtun Circle to S Street
pavement on North Capitol street, from
T to V streets; pavement on Randolph
street west from North Capitol to First
street; pavement on Seaton street, west
from North Capitol to First street; /;
pavement on Rhode Island avenue,
west from North Capitol 10 First street +;
pavement on u street, west from North
Capitol to First street; appropriation for
extenSion Of Emory School; appropria-
Jion Cor truck house and equipment in
vicinity of Rhode Island avenue and
North Capitol street; appropriation for
grading and improving T street from
condemnation proceedings be instituted
for connecting street from Lincoln
avenue to Second street east, or that
land between these streets and RAN
dolph Place and T street be ACQUIRED
for public park.
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
Mrs. Nagle's Life Story.

The story of Mrs. Nagle's life is an
exceptionally sad one. Mr.. NagIe, who
is the head of the great Nagle boiler
and engineer works at Erie. first saw
her when she was fifteen. and fell in
love at first sight although he was
The Washington times., 1906-06-26

at that time a widower with children
older than she; he prevailed upon her
mother 10 allow him TO educate her.
and afterward married her
For a year they lived happily. and
then Mr.. Nagle cast her on ''As H. ."
says Mrs. Nagle. Il was an old glove or
worn out plaything. He left me In a
strange city all alone Blu: I loved him
and when he came back to me again
believed In him and tried 10 live with
him. My little girl IS all that I have
70 comfort me"
Marguerite, Chief Factor in Case.
Little Theodore Marguerite. about
whom the case centers. although it
holds other lines regarding the busi-
ness. and the supposed divorce. IS a
dainty little girl now nine years old \;
she is tall for her years. and Is excep-
tionally pretty.
Her devotion 10 her mother is beauti-
ful. and il is only because OF this love
that she has been accustomed TO ac-
company her to the court rooms. which
represent 20 her species Of dread
punishment
She has just recovered from the
measles, and is looking forward TO going
10 the mountains. as soon as mammal s
business Is over not IN the least realiz-
ing the tremendous Importance Of that
business 70 her.
II her legitimacy Is Acknowledged in
the settlement just made the little girl
will become heirness to something like
Sl5, 600, and will be one OF the richest
children in Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-06-26

Store Your Furniture, Pianos, &C.,
In the fireproOf warehouses of Union
Trust Co. where safety is assured. Rea-
sonable rates. Main office, 1414 f St
The Washington times., 1906-06-26

The Best Dessert of All.
c s Pure Cream ice Cream. Druggists
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion Balti

more &, Ohio. Leaving Washington 7 A.
m, June o. Special train, standard
coaches, parlOr cars and dining car
meals a Ia carte Route via Philadelphia
and picturesque Lehigh valley Liberal
stop-overs returning. Tickets good ten
days.
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
NEW STEAMER JAMESTOWN
20 Miles Down Potomac Every Evening,
Sundays and July 4, Day Trip in
Addition-Beginning July I.

Largest, fastest. and safest OF excur-
sion steamers. FireproOf Orchestra. and
dancing on board. Excellent cafe For
particulars see excursion column, page 5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

Sauerfrattf uno &Gtpetne-
i&wdnse morgem MbenD bet
Wat &tefer, G6e SbeIbp
Ctr. nno 2ertm9tom Mpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
Mars auf Scttt SesaSus.

3pii6en Ser fiibDitli6Iten uno norb:
peItli9iten 9arnifon 9reuBens pGef
uno &lepe tpur0en in oieiem ,Sabr'
gum erften Mule folgenbe @liidpiin.
ld]e mtsgetaul6t:
Snfanterieregiment III. Sc, &lene
Gs rei9en um bic Sabrespenbe
@iibof= Norbtpeit ii9 treu oie SGnhe.
5ie Yleb - bie &lepe = quer our9i
beutI6e Qdn6
Sei'n uni're @riiBe eu6 beltt' 5u9e
fan0t.
8iel Slid Dem &leper Battalion!
Dies piini9t Oie plefer @urniion.
Sas Battalion antpprtete in tpeni,
ger bolperigen 8e.sfiiben na9 pleb:
SIM neuen Sabre feft uno treu
Siibpit> Nurbpeit berbunben lei.
Der &amerabf6aft fairies 8an6
11mf9fiebe pleb unb &leperlano.
9ippbipp !Surru Die @sfuoron!
Ruft lult Ods &leDer Battalion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
8itse- -@rab.
q {


alorp uno Wap 6uooleon, Is IOrb
Bladfor Str, 2nabs. - Carroll uno
patsRan, 1915 RorOpte aoe.. 2nabs.
s. g. unb pearle ate. 1923 arroD
Ibe., Rnabe. - Sobl 8. uno Ghooa
SbompiOn, 2125 Bartb Nbe., Wdo-
den. - gpar uno Coma Steser, 1907
Silper 9ps., 9nabe. - Greo. uno
Rofa Cancel, 1881 Sheppard Str.
Rnabs. = Sobn uno Nariba Seder.
Morris Str, 4nabe. = Wiliam uno
9Ouife Serbs. 1926 gngllib aps. p.
MdbGen. - ). q. unb SuFe SbO.
mas, 1117 4risnal Npe., Wdo6sn. -
gowarb uno Wolie Garter, 5l2 Wefl
Wiltins Str, WdoGeu. - Wilian
uno gmma pattOn. 1916 HOro Sela'
mare S!r., 3nabe. - Clarence uno
anna Solin, 602 Sorman Ctr. Ndo.
den. - Rartin uuo Winnie S9ao,
610 Cottage aue., Wdo8en.
&sfraut:
&obt. WcWabon-Warp 6. g. @ibbin
@iQiam @. @ooper-W. &. @laifd
Orange Sorn-Wartha 6. Bonner.
Sbos. Snsnure-Ssifs W. 2oOele.
Darn u. Hesrmann = Warp u
Montgomerp.
gIsuOrt9 q. Sbspbsrb-Nartba g. q
8aisp.
9efe @riffitb-@arrie s. &ing.
6. g. Buttermortb-@lara g. 8isger.
q o b en
patrid Wslib, 70, 9ittle Sisters Oi
TIE Door. = @sarles u Sefriss, 80.
2235 Noro @apitol aps. - Hsttie D
@fer, 221 Norb alabama Str. =
@ancp pbilips %. 705 Wsf NOrit
Str. - Settle Seed. IA Sage, 524
@ef New 0orf Ctr. - Sdu9linl
SbOmpiOn, 655 Wustin9um Str. =
goparo g. Stolen, IA, ifdot. Sospital
- @iliam 8. 9abis, %, 1873 Wa.
rion aOe. - Sdug. Saplor. l WO'
not, $50 Spring Ctr. = Sdug. Die
mer. 2124 SaIbott ape. - 6rant s.
Smith, "a, 932 6aolsp StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

Sas. 3 ur 'g | n, 81 Sabre ali
bon Blainfelb, Snb., muroe gefferr
bon ben geamten WOrgan uno So
muels psgerl 6leinoisbta6ls binte,
idpsoiihs @a,binen bsf6roert. Be,
Burfte NOR aefern nit elmer Subj.
Seu nod S%nbianapulis gefOmmen unc
hatte, naGbem er ons' 6su bertaufi
bate. bas @elo In BULGE iubelo" aus-
qeaeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
@eherberi@t

sur "a etuuOsu suDsnS 7 upr mOrssns, 10. 5sbraar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
8Gder=8aa.

Der &c 9snisitiss Bidder > nntsrf {.
0erein bolt am Sumfag, ben 10.
Gsbruar, in Der Sioieite Surnbale
ibren Sabrssbaa oh. @is man bon
friber Der Dsib, laHsn ss Die Bidder on
nitts feblsn, UNI es ihren 8dffsn 10
gsmitblt& uie muir m69li3 gu MAIDEN
aud biesmal bat oas @omite Die um.
faRsnpfsn gorbereitunssn sstroHsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
fberr1orr1eterffdnn.

Ebermometerftane.
SS9fs 5emperatur. .......... 30 Sraf
Rieorieffe Eemperatur.. 8
20. &. 8Ibtbs
Sectipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
TransneSose go. 1, 8. .. g
of y.

Heun3is Mtt9lieoer Der Srauen-
2oee go. l bes 8erbshsrten Orbens
Der gptbias : Sitter fsierte asiisrn
@a&mittaa in 90. 6tgsle's 9ocaI an
Der @at Worris StraBs oas 4. Stiff.
tunssfsf Der 2Oge.
5ar ausss3si1nete grfrif9un9en
mar i'm ueberfluB eeforet uno bic Do.
men bergniistsn fid Elm paar Stunosu
in bortreffi9er Wsiis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
Sc u

Sis 5suerusbr tpuroe aefern nad
Der Wohnune bes 6. 6. Weganon,
2238 8al5ott Mbe. gsrufsn. mo- Seusr
i'm Sdornfein ausgebroGen mar. SroB
bee tb%aifrdftieen gingreifens Der Seusr.
tuebr tpuroe elm S9aben bon $1,000
anaeri1tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

CO. Cine ~tpeitere gen=
omn9 ,,2ahrer 0intenoer
Sote" TIT etn9etroHen. gu
bestebem onvd ote Office ote=
les SIatteS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
@runoeisentbums ueber,rasuuseH'

NtutLl ~ duu W. "a VIZ <Oiu'u"'
Wanion, She'll Got S, Worriion &
8ruun's Subj. Gubsnlot 6. IS bel
62.6 SUB. perbeHert. WefIeits Supe-
rior Str, fioli4 bon Walnut. 3d.
300.
elliott .. @lart an Charles 8.
8rouner. Got 8, 9. Milep alob., 40 bel
14O Sub, psrbsRert, @sfieite Milep
ape.. n0rbIi9 bon Wafbington Str.
81. 500.
9stpis 6. Sabn an Gmma 5. Sabn.
Cots 81 uno 90. S&uma&er's OF
@nibingtOn Str. Goo., loo Bel 1915
CUB, paeant. Shoisits Waibinoton
Str, 6tli6 bon Tacoma Npe. $500.
Sbomas 6. Dom on Nlice 9. Mlen,
Got 149. SOuslaB Bart abo.. IS bel
1924 CUB. perbehert, Wefieite Stem
Seriep Str, n6rolid bon 25. Str.
$500.
Watheps Sauter an GLIDE grom-
mel. Got 1877, Bradbury & 60. eho=
Oh aOb.. 40 bel 100 Sub, berbeRert,
StooRsds grpan uno gopo Nusnues.
$500.
artbur g. Bropn an Charles 5.
Beet, Got %. @sffmorelano plaee
aoo., 40 bel 1878 CUB, baeant,
Wefisits Wsfmorslanb Mpe., n6rbli9
bon Widigan Str. $500.
albert aaen an Sbomas 6. Dom,
Cots 173 unrr ia, alen & @oot's
n6roli6e 4oo., bfliGe Settle bon Rep
Ssrisp Str, n6roli9 bon II. Str,
5000.
Mmelia g. ellis on Srnnces M.
Surbsp, Got us, Braolsp u. o., Of
WaIbinaton Str. Mbb., 6hli9s Settle
bon graolep gDenue, ftoli9 bon
Ni&iaan Str. $725.
Sohn u &oB on Sobn 6. Mliion,
Got "A. We@aslins 1. @ob., 6fli4e
Settle bon HOrtbwsfsrn IOe., n6roli9
bon @onsreb Mps.. SO, 400
Carl o. Neebham an @lair 6. Rob
bins. She'll bon Got 20, Columbia
glaee abo., 80 bei 212t SUB. ihb6ifs
lide gfe bon carleton uno gpram
aue. 1915.
Wiaiam g. @entrp an RsuIOn D.
Sanosrs. Cots Is uno 26, Sanna-
mans Subj, 600 BEL $50 6ub, ihO.
pefl36s @ds bon @sntral ape. uno 46.
Ctr. $14. 600.
Orpile 6. Wsbb on Sslir 3, Mc.
Wbirier. 2ois 80. 70. "a. 95. 90. 81,
go. SO uno 81, Brootfoe purt 4oo.,
on @pins uno Sealing Str. uno Sber=
man Dribe, iiolid BON l6 Strabe.
$4,000.
@iaiam %. 2napp on @iQiam 6.
SER, Got 10, 6let6ers u. u. Subo.,
aubenloi 96 ETC., Sbelbp unb 8rope
Str. $1,000.
@iniam u. Gaplo. on Sreberid
6ilfsne, Sbetl bon 2ots a uno 5,
Isq l, 2. @aFsrn Aoo., Cumberland.
500
Winerba Briggs u. u. an Geo. 8.
Sermann, Sbsil Der iioliden 6dlfte
BON Got II in 6snoerion's aoo, 20 bel
1877 SuB, perbsRert. Ofieit: Der Se'
note ape., n6rbli9 bon Is. StraBe.
s5, 500.
WiG s. 2atta on @iaiam 6. 9abis,
Got 70 in 8iden u. u. Oh @aibina=
ton Ctr. @hb., 35 bel 1878 Sub, bers
bsHert, @ehfeits DER gsoiIe gbe, ihos
LID bon Widiaan Str. SO, 100.
Sarrp $. Bed on Sobn s. 8otts
man. Sbeil bon 4Ot 2 In McSntire's
Subj, Buoo's Subj, Is bel 165
Sub, berbeHsrt. Gioisite Der Waihing-
ton Str. wsfli9 bon Oriental Str.
SO, 900.
Rate Sentins an Murp Q. Wani,
Got 8 in Yrpan @rben S%uboibiion ei-
nss Sbsils bon WaisnsiNOr:baooitiOn,
So BET 1875 Sub. Derbehert. 0orofeiie
Der 81. StraBe. 6ftli6 bon grsan Str.
$500.
Sarah 9ish on SamueI &arioan,
Cots l-6, glod 2; Got l, 8lod 3,
uno Got 1, BlOd A in 2outbain &
J Cos iiO6flids ADDITION OIL ebelbp,
0amburQ uno @alena Str. meftli6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
/ Gran Caroline &oltbof I.

Grau @arOlins 2OltbOH, cine Der
dltefien beutfhen Nnfsolerinnen, ii
am Wittwoa In ibrer @obnung gu
scton. Snoiana i'm utter bon nabe3u
20 Jabren ssforben. 6rau aOltboH
bsfaB tn biefser Stabt uno umaeseno
einsn sroben 2reis bon 6reunoen, Die
ale ibren Cob aufridtis betrauern.
SanbtIIe. 8. 6ebr. Der 2ut-
i&er Grant Wurphp fiel bon ietnem
Dagen uno gerietb unter bic &doer.
feline 8er.sSan9en limb lebensgsfdbrIi9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

2ocaL8 etterberi4t.
G@On beute @ben6 anb ain SamftG9
etfpas fdIter heute 9tabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

Gbieasp, 9. Sebruar.
Siir Snbiana: SIM Aasemeinen i9On
beute Abenb unb am Samitas; stwas
fdlter beute Na6t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
WIFE BEATEa FINED
By JUDGE LINDSAY

When A. II. Leong. charged with as.
sault and battery, appeared for trial
before Judge Lindsay this morning he
surprised the prosecution by changing
his plea from guilty to not guilty.
Judge Lindsay sentenced him ~ pay
o fine Of IS and costs.
Leong. II was alleged. came home
one night and. not finding that the
meat for his supper had been cooked
10 his liking, he proceeded to beat his
wife. He was arrested. and demanded
a jury trial in the District Court. To
save the expense Of this the matter
was taken before the Grand Jury and
an indictment found.
In sentencing Leong, Judge Lindsey
warned him that II he was ever
brought before him again In q similar
case that he would get the limit as
far as Imprisonment was concerned.
He stated that he remembered his
case from the lower court and that
Leong had better keep away from his
wife II she did not want him around.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED BY
An unknown NAN

J. McClinchy, a water tender m the
5. s. Nevadan. was seriously wounded
last night In front of the japanese the
nter on Aala street about II O'Clock.
by being slashed In the throat with a
knife. The weapon narrowly missed
the jugular vein. The man who lid the
cutting Is unknown. McClinchy when
found was unable to tell anythin; about
how he came to be wounded.
II Is known, however. that the man
had been drinking, and the SUPPOSE
ton Is that he made some remarke
displeasing to some OF the japanese
about the theater. and was assaulted.
lie had been In u saloon near the place,
with some OF his comrades, but had
wandered on by himself and was found
lying on the sidewalk In a pool OF
blood.
McClinchy's injuries were attended TO
at the Queens hospital and later he
was taken aboard his ship.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
COSTA Thinks Ne
s Ill.1REATED
Wants An Opportunity
To Get Even With
Two Men

Frank Costa. who was fined by Judge
whitney last Monday on being found
guilty Of assault and battery. doesn't
think that he ought to be the only one
punished. He wants to get even, both
for the licking he received. and for the
isnominy of being hauled into court
and subjected TO punishment. He
things he has been badly treated. So
he has had Eddie Spillner and Laelae
the men who administered the drnb'
bling, arrested on charges Of assault and
battery. The matter will probably be
aired In Police Court tomorrow morn.
ing.
The case against Alex. Garner.
charged with having used Ratchet on
the head Of negro named Brady, wns
postponed this morning until next Fri.
day. ~
Kimura and Tsurishima. against
zach of wnom two charges Of libel have
been placed. were not tried this morn.
ing. The cases were continued TO No.
vember 81.
Manuel Morris. Naihe Kikaha and
Chas. Kahapula all violated the law
by absorbing more booze than they
eotld carry comfortably and judge
whitney this morning fined them this
usual three dollars and costs.
Iwaki, the japanese charged with at
tempt to commit gross cheat. Whose
case has been dragging along for sew
eral weeks. was found guilty this morn
Ing by Judge whitney and sentenced
to pay fine Of $50. with costs amount
ing to $3.50.
1waki tried TO collect money on {
fraudulent check which he drew Il
favor OF himself and signed with thu
name Of Imoto. He presented II at ,
clothing store on River street. Tn,
fraud was detected, however. and pay
nient refused. When Iwaki was arrest
ed the check book was found In hill
room.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
mrs. WIGS

The members OF Lei Aloha Chapter
Order Of the Eastern Star. are engag'
cd this week principally In selling tick,
cts for Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch" to be presented at the Opera
House Thursday and Saturday even
ings. November 22 and "a. The stage
rehearsals will be held at the Opera
House tomorrow and thereafter until
the initial performance.
Owing to the widespread celebrity OF
Mrs. Wigs" In the literary world
the first night Is certain to be social
event. The fact also that Mrs. Rice
the author. has visited Honolulu and
as for short time the guest Of Mrs.
l.. Tenney Peck, gives additional In
ierest to the Naturalization.
The members of the Mask and Wig
Club are working earnestly on the
play. and careful study has been made
Of each role.
The box Office plan Is open on No
,ember 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
KINEO ARRIVED
At NEW YORK
AFTER LONG TRIP

Castle & Cooke this morning received
In cabiegram from New York the
welcome news that the schooner Kineo
had arrived at Delaware Breakwater
As It was feared on account OF the ex-
IRENE length Of the passage that she
had been lost, the news was OF double
Importance.
The Kineo left the Islands on April
"a with about $500 tons Of sugar ship.
ped by Alexander 4 Baldwin and Brew
er q Co. She made the trip around the
Horn In 202 days. a most unusual
length Of time. Among the passengers
she carried was 8. b. Harry. carpen.
ter from Waikiki, whose wife Is q
teacher at the Waikiki public school
The cable gave no explanation OF the
cause OF the long trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
SAY Ne BIT EAR
OFF A JAPANESE
Taizo Hiroyama VIII Be
Tried In Circuit Court
Tomorrow

A case which is unusual In the
courts Of this Territory or anywhere
else, for that matter, will commence
tomorrow morning before Judge Lind.
sey when Taizo Hiroyama will be plac.
ed on trial.
According to the indictment. Taizo
upon Yosaku Kato an assault did
make. and the right ear Of him. the
said Yosaku Kato. unlawfuliy. feloni.
ously. wilfully and maliciously. and
without authority. Justification or ex.
tenuation by law. and maliciously in
tending, the said Yosaku Kato. the
main. dishgure and mutilate. did bite
and tear or"
The assault, which Is commonly
known as mayhem. was committed on
september ! at Eva and was the re.
suit of Yosaku Kato's trying to stop
0 fight which was going on between
the defendant and another Japanese.
As usual. the peacemaker got the
worst Of the transaction. as he emery.
ed from the fray with only l-2 ears
left. Fully three.fourths Of his right
car Ia gone and II Is doubtful II any
surgeon could have performed . neat.
er job, though the victim seems hard
~ satisfied. "
The offence Is one Of the most sc.
rious which can be committed In the
line OF assault and is punishable with
u prison sentence Of ten years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
CAMPBELL JOINS
(contlnusd from Pace Ii

VContIhuSd from Paoe u
which II is probable that the band mat.
ter win be brought up.
I'VE are now only waiting to find out
Just how much will be needed to bring
the band back" said Il. |. Spalding this
morning. "Of course the Governor has
heard from Cohen that $4,000 was need
ed, but he was not satisfied with that
figure. and rightly so. As soon as we
find out Just what amount is really
needed ! have no doubt but that the
money can be easily and quickly raised
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
SIDES WITH JAPANESE

San Francisco. Nov. l3.-Secretarl
Metcalf favors the japanese side of Thu
school controversy here and believe,
the State law. under which the locn
Board OF Education excluded japanese
pupils from one OF the public schools
to be unconstitutional.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
see HAWAII

From Kawalhae to Waimea by au.
tomobile and thence through either
the Konas or Hamakua to Hilo. will
show you the finest sceneries Of the
Islands.
For particulars write to
WILMOT VREDENBURG.
Licensed Chauffeur,
Kamuela, Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
NOVEL BOMB plan

st. Petersburg. November l3.--It Is
said that the alleged mountaineering at
Major Rheinbot was part OF a scheme
to keep him from being retired from
the army.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14


Personal expenses us a candi-
dldate ................$Z5 w
Printing and advertising ........ 3 90
Cost OF stationery and postage. ~ 90
IOtal ................... $fO w
James Bicknell's reelection to the
Office Of County Auditor cost him
slS0.75. This items OF expense were:
Nomination fee S25 90
Personal expenses ............. II 90
Printing and advertising ...... So Ii
Expenses Of public meetings. :. 10 Or
Salaries of watchers ............ 15 90
Iotai .................. $lSO 10
Joseph J. Fern. who collared u Sup.
ervisorship, as u candidate ON the Dem
ocratic ticket, paid out $57 In his cam
paign, as follows:
nomination Zee ................S25 W
Personal expenses .............. Is 90
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
OAHU LODGE. No. I, K. Of ?.
HONOLULU LODGE s,s, .. p. o. {.

Honolulu Lodge No. SIC. B. p. o. D..
will meet In their hall, IN Miller
and Beretania streets, every Friday
svening.
BY order Of the U. r.
HARRY H. SIMPSON.
Secretary.
II. II. MURRAY, Err.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
EXPENSIVE ACCOUNTS
FILED BY
SOME CANDIDATES

Today some more expense accounts
were filed by candidates running for
Office on the Oahu County ticket.
II. W. Doane, who ran unsuccessful
~ for Supervisor on the Home Rule
ticket. is ont SAC for his whirl In pol,
tiles. His expenses are itemized as
follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
HONOLULU AERIE 40. ?. o. z.

Meets on the End and 9Th wCDNEs.
DAY evenings of each month at 1880
o'clock In X. Of p. Han, King street.
Visiting Eagles are invited t. ~
tsnd-
BAM McKEAG JE, w.P.
II. T. MOORE. W. Socy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
Nm. M'kiNLEY LODGE No. .. K.a P.

Meets every Saturday evening at
1890 o'clock In X. Of p. Hall, King
Street. Visiting brothers cordially In.
sitsA 70 attend.
II. NJ. JOHNSON, &C.
E. A. JACOBSON, KRIS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
HAWAIIAN TRIBE Ne. I. I. o. \. N.

Meets every second and fourth
FRIDAY Of each month In l. o. O. r.
Hall.
Visiting brothers cordially invited 70
attend.
W. r. DRAKE, Sachem.
A. Il. MURPHY, G. Of n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Nothing Is so much In the way In :
house as a musical instrument which
no present member Of the tamil,
plays. And nothing Is easier to sci
or exchange, through a Bulletin wan
ad. than a musical instrument.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-25

E. c. Bush, of Virginia, was over
Sunday to see the ball game. X
o. c. Anderson, of Virginia, was a
Sunday visitor here. X Miss Ha-
eel Cathcart, of Virginia, spent few
days of the week with friends in this
city. FL. Rinnert, of Virginia,
witnessed the Hibbing-Duluth bail
game here Sunday, and says it was
the best he ever saw. w. T.
Bailey and Richard Bailey, father
and son (yet a well-mated pair, were
in the city Tuesday. The .Messrs,
Bailey have large sawmills at Vir-
ginia and operate extensively in
in logging thruout the northwest
Mesaba Ore.