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SuBURBAE---EORS SALE.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway northwest. So; payable s. monthly with
ont iuteres. or taxes. Address OWNER Herald
ONCE no2A30t
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED, Soc
Pants Ice OveTc1aIs 40C skirts sc and I'D.
II LION. the Clothes Doctor. E55 pa. ave Phone
Main lis9 Do2s-33t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED-MALE sTENOGRAPH-
er nine years experience win work from ] to
for moderate salary II. H. FORD, 200 st.
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANTED-FURNITUKE SELL YOUR GOODS
% The man VINO gives yOu the most money HOP
WOOD, sth and K nO25-u
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
pets. stoves brc-a-brac aud all kinds Of house
hold goods BAL4iS FURNITURE SHOP. lith
and I SITS. Phone y l3lz. Formerly. 9Th and u.
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cry HOUR ON THE HOUR"
Week days. Z a. m. to p. M
To BALTIMORE
Week days PSI, 80. 90 20, 10. sos. s.s3.
950U $50, lJ5J llJ0 a. H., Y noon ul5 800
$50 $40, SD. SUI, 4:35, 5aJ, SOS, 80 6.O 40
~ sUJ, $50, lv;yO, ~ "a, ll-sJ IFS ?. N.
a. NJ, 10. l-5 500. $50 500. $50 60 ~. u 00
W., u-5U I.55 p
WESTWARD
p.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
'S:j0 a. IL, 20 ,. H. -IZ;sO night.
PIIIoBU re, IL y. M, 'y:IJ D N, 70 30 nizht
GLEN BLAND, 'S:lU pm; CULIABUS, 30 I'm,
NnEELlAG, $50 a. IL, = ~ .. "a.
MlNCHESlEh, : - a. H., "A 10. 10 90 L m
ANNARULlo, week days. spV a. m 40 noon
l.4o D. H., eSy = N, Sundays So a. II. and 81
LUKAY and ELKTON, -405 D. m.
FREDERICK, Io-o, Sy25 T. u, 81 %, ti1z. 1855
HAGEKsTOWN. SIS a m and $40 D N.
BOD and way points Is, sy:I5 a. m sl.@
f5.8 13.a5 sSI0-I9, 10 y. n.
GAIIHERSbL kG and way points, Is Is S9I5
N, flZ5J, Sl5J, $50, o5. f57, io59. 7 b SIJ ID
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. "a s5
S3.l5 d. No., 81 81. $40, 15J5 D. n
sDaIly. TEXcept sunday. SUNDAY only.
Reservations OF Sleeping F8riur Car space rates
Of fare. &c. viii be quickly furnished 81 IEI,h-
PHONE at all Of tho following Ticket Offices: I3IT
u 81. NV, Telephone, main lJsl, 5l9 Penusylrania
ave. Telephone main 2ls station. New Jersey ave
and st--Ilcket once Telephone, east 6s7: infor
nation Bureau. east IA
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LEGAL NOTICES,

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II Columbia Washington Loan and Tust Com
pany, Trustee and Executor. VS.. Henry RoLer Du-
Amy. Trustee et al Cross bal, No. 2555g. Equity
DocIhe object Of this cross hll suit % declare
lien in favor "a complainant and TO set aside car-
tain deed Of trust IN favor OF the Catholic Uuiver-
sity Of America. ON motion Of the c0mplaiuauts X
IS this 18Th day # december 1896. ordered that
the defendants Henry +. NagEmau and Charlotte
Naggamau cause their appearance 90 be entered
herein or before tue fortIcth DAY exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays occurring after the day
q the first publication a this order. otherwise me
cause viii be proceeded with in case Of default
Provided a copy 81 this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the Washington
said day. ASHLEY ". GOULD, Justice A tue
copy-Test. SEAL J. r. Young, CLERK. By r.
L. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk A. S.
WORTHINGTON, J. J. DARLINGTON. JOHN b
LARNER. and ". q. JOHNSON. Solicitors for the
Compliments. ds20E. jas
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded

Offices and vii De promptly iorWarded
TO the main office:
JOHNsTON's PHARMACY, I22I y J. ave nv
5. kANN, SONS & Co. information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
F. =. WELLER'S PHARMACY. 1854 N 81. NV.
ATkINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th and SIS. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and sts NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, LIST and c sts nv.
CAAiPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park SITS NV.
KENESAM PHARMACY Mt Pleasant and nv
Ing SIS NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and SIS. NV
TAYLOR 5 PHARMACY 9Th and z sts. NV
hENER'S PHARMACY, 9Th and 5 SITS. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM d and T SIS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S corner Prince and Royal SIS
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

AN XAIAS PRESENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY
and one that Wil be appreciated by the little
onei Is a sweet singing canary, and We have par
roIs, aqtaTla with goldfshes rabbits guinea pigs
monkeys - doSs, cats and fancy poultry all at low
prlces SCHMID'S BIRD STOKE, ~ 18th ST. nv.
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n The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Addie Daley e al vs.. Aabella
Stark q al. No. 1868. Equity Docket 59.-The Oh
Jet Of this suit is to SELL 70 make partition lot
m square 100. Washington, d. C., OF which Peter
Hedgemau died seized On motion Of the COMPLAIN
ants. it is this 18th day Of December, 1906 ordered
thar the defendants, Ar2bella STARK, Clyde ".
stark. Mona Trent. Abbie Kelly. David Reid
Charlie Reid Daniel Red. James Carter and FELIX
Robinson. cause their appearance 70 be entered
herein on or before the f0rtieth day, exclusive o..
Sundays and legal holidays occurring after the DAY
Of the first publication OF this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with IN case Of default.
Provided copy q this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and the Washington Herald before
said day. HARRY NJ. CLABAIGH CHIEF Justice
Attest: tScaLl WINS. F. LEMON, Clerk IRV-
ING WILLIAMSON and JAMES r. BUNDY. 80
licitors f0r complainant. del3,9&
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BISHOP M'CABE DEAD
Methodist Divine Succumbs
to Stroke of ApOplexy.
HAD ENvIABLE WAR RECORD

Preacher Was known throughout
the Country as "Chapihin"-he
Was Chancellor of the American
University at washington ia 1902.
On His Way Home when stricken.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates < Co.
members Chicago Board d Trade AIunsey Building
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HOUSES FOB SALE.
LOOK AT THIS CHANCE TO GET A


LOOK AT THIS CHANCE TO GET A
HOMEi
beautiful Groom and bath bay window stone
trimmed BRICK with stone porch; hot water heat
newly rapered and painted inside and ont tnIst now
T. 5. senator; the present owner will entertain any
reasonable offer. as Il must be sold at once.
ONLY SQUARES FROM DUPONT
CIRCLE.
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., d co. 0nc.),
1888 r ~. NV. (bnSemeRtD
FOR SALE
Sis Il St lot z1I3; brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price. 5000
l2.OOo square feet On Grace st., Georgetown. oppo
site Capital Traction Power Plant Price 500
lon =, Market spaee. Potomac ST. Georgetown.
Rent, $3.50. Price SEQ Occupied as fish market
ana dwelling. Water and sewerage.
,, lios 2ath st lot l5Elao: brick dwelling. Rent
2l'' st.; frame store and Dwelling. Price. sz.7s0
81 9Th st Sc; saloon property. Price. $50
so55 Q st. Io-room frame; large lot. TOXIC; trust
R:Se has nearly ysan TO run. Price. S.l52
Miller.Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
l32s-S BID ST NV.
Phone West 40.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN. stable east
side Of 3lst st. below n a feet front; q
stalls rooms for 10 large wagons. price.
8 ooooo Also, large tract Of ground nun
ming from &. & y. canal 10 Potomac river.
west q The AquecuCt Bridge, improved %
az old stone mill Price. S00o.0.
J. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d ST. \. w.
FOR sALE-NEAT TRoOM. BAY WINDOW
brick; all modern Improvements; central northwest
mar llth 81. Price. A.Oo0 l. Z. SHOEMAKER
az Colorado Bldg nOZrtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid worn carpets. Drop postal or phone
main s325. WASHINGTON HUG CO. Factory.
s3l 9Th S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-LOTs 81 AND 90 SQUARE isos. 2ey
-, TN NJ ST NV. 2 squares east If AQncfuct
Bridge suitable for building shops Apply 10 r. A.
PHILLIPS. lfl0 II 81 nv
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE CHAPLIN, 1415 Chaplin st.
Nonhousekeepug apartments; fur unfur. rsa-
sonahle we furnish light, ice water. and maid
del0-tf n y TANNER Mer
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIV
PROVED REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIN-
PROV I'D RIAL ESTATE.
By virtue u certain deed u trust duly recorded,
iber No SIS folio y a SEQ Of the LAID records
q tie District u Columbia. and az the request u
the party secured thereby. We the undersigned trls
tees VIII sell az public auction Ia front q the
premises. On MONDAY the Z3th day u DsCeu15Hr
A ID 800, at 40 O'Clock ,. m, the following de-
sgsl0ed land and premises. sltuate iu tie city u
Washington. IN The District q Columbia, and desig
mated - and beng lots numbered tnIrty-tLree So
o. Deunisau and James " sands. trustees. sub
division ~ part q tract n land called Metropolis
Nlcw. a. the same appears ~ record il the u-fce
- the surveyor % the District u Columbia. l Ltbcr
Icoynty Subdivision folio @ subject. however, % a
first deed q trust o. note % four hundred dol
lars $500 Terms Of sale. OnethTd n the purchase
money q be paid % cash. ana tIe balance In Two
equal instalmcnts, payable in one and tao years
with interest az per CFutum pCT auuum. payable
semisuuualiy. from day 4 sale secured hy deed Il
trust upon the property sold. all cash az the op
ton q the purchase deposit AZ so vii De re-
quirrd q tLe purchaser ~ the time q sale. All
convey auciug recording. and Egisrisl fees the
Of the purchaser. Terms q sale % De complied with
within fifteen days from day o. sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right % resell the property az
the riss and cost Cf the defauitlE purchaser after
hf- days advertisement q such resale III The Wash
iug.ou Herald newspaper published in the City OF
Washington. d. G.
S HERBERT GIESY,
HENRY EVANS.
del3-dSds Trustees.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and Z st,
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, sd ST.. NEW NUKk.
-1I1 a. N. DIDer pullman PayioT.
1900 o. u. Buffet, PsTlOE, klFehOur train
4s.5B a. n. Diner and pullman Parl0r Car.
flIUu a. N. Diner and Pullman farlOr CIR
si.JU p. N. Diner and Pullman Farlor Car
ss:Jy y. 10. hOyal Limited, All PuIlmznS
law b. ~. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
+5sg ,. m. Diner and Pullman PaTiOr.
-s-U y. u. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
81 81 D. n. S.eepers.
sL.5. d. ID. Sleepers
ATLANTIC CIII. r700 800. tll00 a N. nS0.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
hlmhia, holding Probate Court. Estate Of John
FTehner. Deceased No. 1885. Administration Docket
35.-AppCation having been made herein for probate
Of the last viii and testament Of said deceased and
for letters tCstamentaTy on said estate by Carl
Frehn5r il is ordered this 18th day Of December
A. u. 1906 that Caroline Frehner and Mrs. Will
ian Hertzog tnee Caroline Frehnerl and all others
concerned, appear in said court on WEDNESDAY
the sd day 81 January, A. ID. 1907. az 10 O'Clock
q. m, 10 show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be published in
Herald once in each Of three successive weeks be
fore the return day herein mentioned. the first
publication % be not less than thirty days before
said return day. ASHLEY ". GOLD. Justice
Attest. (S0al) JAMES TANNER, Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk az the
Probate Court. EDWIN C. BUTTON, Attorney.
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.
Washingtun's Expert Dental Specialist does all
Dental Work for credit. 639 + 81. NV. cor eth.
OC26-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING;
10 pain; look. feel act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrmken faces made normal, painless
hllog. DR. J. l.. WILSON 1908 st. NV ocs-tf
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
HOUSES WANTED.

WANIED-FToperty Of every description TO RENT
and SELL
l.. W. GROOMEs. 1905 New York Ave.
PHONE MAIN G52
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bluffs look better to me this morning
than they will for some time. but |
don't allow myself to think about that
Mrs. Burton maintained her com.
posture remarkably well.
Il never was more proud of my hus.
band than at this moment. wher he is
on his way to jail" she declared ut
the Union station. Il know who our
friends are and ! intend to be friendly
with them, but | shall reserve the
right to say who shall be my friends"
Mr.. Burton dined with his wife and
niece at the Southern Hotel and. In
accordance with arrangements made
during the forenoon. surrendered to
United States Marshal Morsey at the
Union station at 2 o'clock. They shook
hands and talked together a few mo.
ments. Then. accompanied by Mrs.
Burton and his niece. Marshal Morsey
and Burton entered the Iron Mountain
train for Irohton.
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REV. ]. A. CRUzAN
NOW PASTOR OF
SAN JOSE CHURCH

San Jose. Oct 2l-Rev. J. A. Cruzan
and his wife were joyfully received
Thursday night by the members and
friends Of the First Unitarian, Church
OF this city and by the members OF the
Ames Alliance. q young peoples so
oiety connected with the church. Rev
Cruzan Is the newly appointed pastor
OF this church. which includes In It's
membership many OF the most promi-
nent people Of the city.
Rev. Mr.. Cruzan comes from Spo-
kane. where he was for number Of
years the pastor Of the Unitarian
Church. He. severed his connection
with that church two weeks ago. much
10 the regret OF the membership. and
accepted the Invitation to come to San
Jose. succeeding Rev. Anthony Mills.
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Fred Adams Talks
On HaWaii's Future

Seattle. Wash, Oct. 26.-"It Is a ques-
tion OF but short time when there
Will not be white man on the Ha-
waiian Islands. owing to the insolent
encroachments OF the Aslatics. Even
now the japanese and Chinese have not
only displaced the white laborer-I say
white as In distinction from the ma
tives and Portuguese--but they are
rapidly driving out the white mer-
chant and tradesman.'
Fred s. Adams Of San Francisco. but
for the past year engaged In mel camille
pursuits In Honolulu, SO expressed
himself today In discussing the condi.
tons and outlook In the mid-Paciflc
islands of the United States.
"rhe Government has not been APP
prlsed Of the conditions existing IN the
islands Adams continued. "Iha
facts are being suppressed and every
investigating commission sent from
Washington is taken In hand by the Of
fetal clique headed by Governor Carter
and the High Sheriif as soon as the
body reaches Honolulu and 80 manlpu-
lated that II finds but little out. as The
Dutchman would say.
II tried trade in the islands and
don't like 1t. A white man has no
chance either as a merchant 81 as "a
laborer, He cannot under the existing
order OF things compete with the Jap
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kEGEL CELEBRATED

Lihue, Nov. 5.--The members OF the
Lihue Kegel Club turned out In num-
Lers last Thursday and brought their
guests along.
The enthusiasm with which the Ii
hue men tackled the bowling alley more
than year ago has not abated Bit;
en- the contrary interest In the game
has. II possible, increased, and on this
occasion was further enhanced by Hon.
Paul lsenberg.
This gentleman had invited the
members to Join In demolishlng a keg
OF Gambrini brew and couple OF real
German Schinken at the alley, and II
Is needless to add that all who possibly
could made use of the invitation. The
Place had been beautifully decorated
Tor the occasion with flowers and palm
branches and four new pictures
adorned the wall, President Roosevelt
and Vice President Fairbanks smiled
benignantly. hnnked On either slide by
Emperor william aud Prince Bismark,
Later In the evening Paddy's latest rte.
ture was added to the gallery,
The scoring was fair 10 mlddllng
with lot Of players trying TO break
their records None succeeded now
ever ana Mr. Masor still holds h'
championship Of the enlb with a scGr'
" 2Sd IN the American game,
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Washington. Oct. 24.-Astonishmen
II not amazement. has been caused
among officers Of the Department OF
Justice and Government officials gen.
orally by the many liberties allowed ex.
Senator Joseph Ralph Burton. now sup
posed to be undergoing a six month";
Imprisonment at the Iron County MOI
Jail But nothing Is likely to be done
until II appears that the Sheriff In
charge OF the jail appears to be multi
flying the order Of the court. In such
en- event District Attorney Dyer. at 81.
Louis. would be requested to look into
the matter. II Is believed that II woul!
be within the Jurisdiction Of jude
Adams, who sentenced Burton, 10 sun
mon the Sheriff In whose custody Bur-
ton was placed and punish him for
contempt Of court II he allowed his
prisoner more liberty than was abso.
lutely necessary to preserve his health.
The Jail where Burton is confined is
the institution set aside by the Federal
Government for the confinement Of
prisoners Of refinement who are COM
mitted for only short periods. The
Federal Government pays Iron County
n stated sum for the privilege OF hav.
Ing its prisoners kept there. The. hap.
pcning that Burton was permitted to
30 home after books will probably not
occur again.
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KUN HOON SUICIDE

Lihue. Nov. 5.-Kum Hoon, alias Al
Hoona. was q rice planter In Huleis
a week ago, but now his distant rela
tons In far-ofY China will have to try
to set what they can out Of his patch,
~ he has left his home and crop for
another plahet.
All Hoona had more than his share
Of the Ills Of this world. He was q
cripple and had In addition TO this trial
been suffering from III health for the
last few weeks. Living alone. he be.
came respondent and avoided inter,
course with his neighbors.
Last Wednesday the woman from
whom he rented the land on which he
raised his rice, and who Is his nearest
neighbor, noticed couple OF Japanese
going up towards his house. She sus,
pected that they were bent on helping
themselves to the oranges growing on
the place and. not having seen All
Hoona for several days. thought II
better to 70 up and prevent the laps
from stripping the trees.
Coming up to the house she peered
through the window and was horriAed
to see him hanging from one Of the
rafters.
She Immediately went over to Aha.
ma and had him telephone the police.
The latter arrived In short time. and.
on entering the house found the body
of All Hoona suspended by a piece Of
rope. fastened to rafter. The body
was In an advanced state Of decom.
position. proving that he had commit.
ted the suicide some three or four
days prior to the finding of the body.
He had evidently stepped onto his bed.
adjusted the rope, and jumped into
eternity.
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.IE|S AND SMILES
Of WELCOME WASTED
Not Yet Does Iaukea
Occupy Sheriff's
office

laukea may be, elected or he may
not. The recount will settle that ques-
ton. But at any rate he will not take
possession Of the Sherifl's Office yet
while.
Which is why disappointment ard
surprise gradually spread over the e.
pectant countenances OF the crowd &c
Hawaiians and men and women OF otl,.
er races who assembled early this
morning about the police station and
warmed the benches Of the court room
In anticipation Of seeing new officials
In charge. There Wa no occasion for
clusters OF flowers lad gorgeous lei l.
There were no new necks about which
to hang them. And Frank Andrade had
his own flower The customary car
nation was In his buttonhole.
Considering the fact that the cal.
endar was small one and that thers
were no cases Of Importance to be
tried. Judge Lindsay could not under
stand why he had such an unusually
large audience sheriff Brown, seated
at his deck in the office. looked puzzled
at the faces that peeped in expectantly
through the swinging doors. Why this
air OF suppressed eagerness? What
excitement was In the air.
Suddenly II dawned upon them-and
broad slow smile spread slowly over
the face of the officers Of the place.
The crowd was made up of Iaukeaites
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CLAIM
MANY eALLors
WERE FOR IAUKEA

From n canvass made of the pre
cincts of the Fourth District and som,
nj tho FIFTH nv n Bulletin reporter
1, appesrs probable that man,
of the rejected ballots we're in Iaukea'
favor so that a recount might but in
crease HE maturity unless the othel
Fifth precine,s which voted stroDpi;
for Brown. offset H. The Fourth his
trict nreeincts made the followin,
showing on tbis matter.
Ist Preciuct-2O to 25 ballots reject
Cd Most Of them marked for too man,
sunervlsors Majority of them for Iau.
ken.
md precinet-33 ballots elected
Faulty marked In many different
wavs Maturity for Iaukea
Ard Precinct-12 ballots rejected, Too
mnnv district Supervisors or two can.
aidstes marked for the same Office
Nparlv nj, for fsvkea
atb precinct "a ballots rejected. Some
wrongly markad Others blank.
Sifth precinct--3o 10 az votes re-.
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and the sportively inclined husband
will have to dig up ten dollar fine,
with costs of three dollars more. or
work II out. before he can have oppor-
tunity to continue his exercise.
Mike Kalana and Kahakulalo ran
afoul Of John Barleycorn yesterday
They got fines amounting 10 three and
costs In Police Court this morning for
teing drunk IN a public place.
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BURTON N JAIL
FORMER SENATOR ENJOYS
LIFE As BEST he MAY
WAS ALLOWED TO vieiT HIS FAM
iLY ON ONE OCCASION AND
WASHINGTON AUTHoRL
TIES SURPRISED

1ronton, Mo-, Oct. GA half hour
of liberty and stroll to his wife's
boarding house and back to the Iron
County Jail varied the onotony Of for.
NOR United states Senator J. X. Bur.
tons first day in jail today.
Pleading that he wished to get some
books and papers from his trunk. Bur.
ton was permitted by Sheriff Marshall
to take a brief recess from confine.
ment. As Burton reached the street
he saw his wife and niece just return
ing from a drive. They accompanied
him to the home of DIR. Smith, where
Mrs. Burton is boarding.
Mrs. Burton prepared breakfast for
her husband this morning and brought
II to the jail. where he improvised a
chair as table In his cell and en-.
joyed the viands. Mrs. Burton asserts
that she will prepare all the meals he
eats. In order that he may not have
to subsist on prison fare.
Burton shares cell with James
Wise. convicted of embezzlement. A
separate cell will soon be Given him
and Burton asserts that as soon as he
has a cell TO himself and can place
therein small writing desk, he will
devote much time to writing. He said
that rs soon as he has served his sen.
tence he intends to return to Abilene,
Kan, and resume the practice OF law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

Homes and Hulldlna Lots at all
Prices for Cash and on instalmsnt
Plans,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

wAlTy BLDG, ~ 9, KING STREET
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

IN the gardens of the Raby castle,
Durham, England, IL fg tree which
has q spread Of branches from twenty
To lwenlyluur feet, II was brought
from Italy In 1855, ana Is hopl under
glass,