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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15
Stabtratb.
Common Gounril, 8. Sebruc


Wfan mill no6malS ben Serludl
MAIDEN, Dem 8auinipeftor s. Z. Vromn
oas @elO ,ufommsn gu luiien, wel4es
er fir bic Pldne Der neuen 8oliSei uno
5euerwebr Station beanipruht. Baine
rei6te in bieier Seriammluns nemli1
cine Sroinun; elm, welde bas Soran'
l6lusS @omite auweiit, bic Summe BON
81 ,366.92 in Der al1semeinen Selpillts
9unss SrOinau3 fir 1906 beiieite gu
leten. nm Srown ju beSablen. Sin
Shreiben bes Staotanwaltes OauiS
waro beissle9t, in peldem erflGrt maro,
baB nad OeHen slniidt Der StaOtratb
cine lul6e SewilliSunS MAIDEN fOnne.
Oiaf ueri6ieOeneu observation-disclosures
gen warO Die slnselssenbeit iulest oem
@omite bes Departments Der Ofent'
li6sn Siderbeit iiberlpieien.
9ltberton bate cine sln3abl 3uIGte
fir bic YOli;ei YeniiOns SrbinunS pors
bcreitet, wel6e OieieIbe gang umdnoern
wiiroen, bo6 ebe er Sieiclben porle9en
tonnte, waro 9rlcoi9un9 Der SOrlu9s
bis CUR nd6Iteu Yeriummluns per'
lhoben.
Wtan beabiibtiste, Elm Seto bee
Wfapors Su iiberitimmeu, Der obne iein(
YeitGtisuns eiue Ofeiolution Suriid &C.
ianOt bate. welde 8. VI. Sole por
ieincr periOnliden Steuer pom 81 be-
freien iollte. Der Soridlas 5ur sln'
nabme Der Sorlase sin9 jeoo6 nit 2C
oeaen 8 Stimmeu perluren, oa "a
Stimmen uOtbig waren, um lie aniu'
nebmen.
Der Oifi,ielle Seriht Der Bureaus
Der @clunobeit fir Sunuar waro em'
pIan9en uno cinSetra9en.
Sol0enoe neue Yorla9en wnroen ein'
9erei6t: S6bler- SrOinan, fir @rOIf'
nuns uon Saowin StruBe bis sur Oct
IN StraBe in Der 1. SSaro. Serbs
OrOinans fir ein Siht an Otc OOnou9f
9lucnue unO 9upusa StraBe. Saluiu
-felolution, Die ben Otreftor Del
0iientliden gSrrfe anwciit, gSaileritOdC
erri6ten Su laIen oil Srown Npsnn(
uno 0tiuer StruBe unO GrOwn gluennt
uno SemlOf StraBe; ansenommen
gltbertpn- 0telolutiOn, welde beSwedt,
oaB wenn 9elepbOu. Selesrapb UNI
Viht Yiolten niht mcbr bennst meroen,
Iie pom ben Straben entIernt meroer
lOllen an9enommen.
Die iOl9enben SrOinanBen muroeu
bel enbsiiltiser yeiuns anssnommen
Sir 98ieoermietbuus bes Quarters Del
@bemii6sn GOmpanie No. 2; fir lie
bsrtrusuns pom 9emilien Snmmsn pom
Oepartement Der Oiientli6en Werte al
oas Sureau Der Sranbe; fir Seiten
wese on SSDoming 9luenus, SwiIber
Dine unO @ibiou StraBe; Seititellunt
Der 9iipsllirun9slinie un Wtooiic Str.
;mil6en 8roipect unO SSebiter 9luenue
llebertrasuus pOu sewiiisn Sewillisun
! gen I'M Bureau Der Polisei !, iiir ein Gid
an Swssnep slusnue unO 5eroinanl
StraBe fir Yflaiteruns Dor oem Sobi
8. &eebp @i9entbum an Yenn sluenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15
@apne Scuntp.

Sonesbale. = @race, Die 3jdbriss
3o6ter bes 0iidOlus ScBlins uon Siic
Wtain StraBe, bic am Gage jupor ei'
mem Sien ;u nabe fam uno babel ibre
alsiOuns in SruuO ieete unO bOs per'
brannt wuroe, erlag ben erbaltenen
Srauownuben friib DOnnerltas Mors
9en.-Sobn. Der sjdbri9e SObn bes
Wtartin Yaumanu BON 9lemO, erla9 am
Oonnerltas 3uduHsen bic Seeroi9uns
.riolste Samitas.-6rau SatOb Perrp
pou Samlintou, oieiem GOuntg, bic
i6on felt einiser 3eit frGntelte unb an
@eiiteslt6run9 litt, waro 0ienlta9 aui
Der 9biiri6welle eines unbewObnten Sc
bGuOes nabs ibrsr @Obuung foot auf9es
funoen, inOem lie Der llnbill Der 9Sit'
teruns erla9.-Oie fepubIitaner bes
Counties erpGblten ON Wtoutas s. y.
Saroenbers uuo SOmer @reen ais De-
lesaten gum StaatscOuuent uno inltrus
irten bieielben 3nsunlten pom Sol. &. u.
8atreS fir 9OuucruOr.-Oer WtObels
bGuoler gbarlsS s. SOr6er erlas am
Sreitas in lciuer 8obnuns all Gburb
StruBe mad ;meiwO6entIi6er Srantbeit
Der Vunseuent;inOuns. Der YeritOrs
beue mar 40 Sabre alt nnO wuroe
WiOutus i'm Oeuti6sn lutb. 6rieObOfs
ha;onfet,f
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-Sn GbicusO babsn Die Gu9rOs
SoblsnbdnOler Den greis fir gHeid'
tOblen nm 25 Gsnts per GOnne srb0bt.
= Ssi Der lesteu SeriummIuns Oes
Chamber Of Commerce wuroe beidlOi'
len, Die Yenngluania uuO .. Z. & 8.
@lienbabneu ein;ulaoen. ibre Sinien nab
gllsntown ausSuoebneu. Die lestere
Yabn lit i6ou ;u 9atb.
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Sntet @u6 Dor salben seeen

aatarrb, bic 0usdiIbn sntbaIisn, ba Gutdiilbtl
fitu ben Siun bts @srubs 3srifSrtn une has
saur Syfism pSais ,erriittsn pirO, prnu q
bur6 bic ltltimistu Sbsrnattu tinbrinst.
Splts Art irI ollfn mic aubtr auf 9trOrpnuns
gut bruftuG atrJis ssbrautt ptretu, ba btl
Sbabtu, ben lis anriGten, ,,bnmaI 70 arpB II
Sbsnsp 6 &C.,, 5pItec, ., tnibGlt fsiu AusdTl.
Der unb piro iuutrlit atnommsu unp pirft ei.
rsft auf bic itltimissn Sbsrhddsu bts Syfflms,
@snu Sbr Saa's Ratarrb-Rur fault, lsie lihtr,
bab Sbr bic ahis brfcmmt. Sis pire innsrlif
stnSmmtn une in SOlspp, SbiO, BON Q. 3.
Gbtutp & 60. stma6t.
EST Tgrfauft pcu aIltu apOtbsftrn. prtis
75s. biz 8laf6t.
Dams 6amilisn. pilltn Inb bic btiitn.
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SpSe 9arf Sfcti,cn.

- OaS Sano Der reinlten Srenoe lit,
mo man feline S6merSen fennt uno mo
ct. SafObs Sel 9ebruudt wirO, Rbeus
matismus Su turiren, ruel6es es bauernb
uno sur itetsn Sreuoe tbut.
Safob Sramer pom Siib Wtain
Guenue, elm SeiSer auf BEN Sepier Sul'
lsp 3meis Der 2afuwanna @iienbubn,
wurbe Sreitus wabreno er an ieiner 70.
tOmOtiuc arbeitete, ourd bsiBes Baiier
Siemli6 bOs uerbriibt.
- glm Sumlta9 9iu6t nuroe Der
WfacSruneD Saben al SuSerne StraBe
um ueri6ieoene 9Saaren beitoblen uno
ben iol9enben IbenO erbeuteten Sins
BREEDER in Der gOam SfIlanO BObnuns
oil 8anoerOeuter SouleuurO $1.25.
- Die @Obnuns OeS Miineninipet.
tors 8. 3. Yrptber6 an Siio Wtaiu
9luenus wurOe Samitus gta6t wGbrenc
Der 9lbweienbeit Der Samilie pon einem
@inbrehcr beiu6t. Der ais Seute eint
soloeue Gal9enubr i'm 8ertb BON $50
erlangte.
= slnton Yofclfamp BON 8elleuue,
welher uOn 3. u. Seste BON Sim
StraBe ansefla9t wuroe, in beHer
Stall ein9ebrO6en uuO Elm Quantum
Soru 9eltoblen Su baben, wurbe 6reital
in @rman9elun9 BON Siir9i6aft BEN
@cfan9niB iiberiauot.
- @u9en Vaowig, Elm 7jdbri9er Sna'
be BON 9SeIt yadawanna Nuenue, murol
OOnnerita9 im 0oOlmortb Saoen babe
ertappt, als er cine slnjabl BOittarter
itabl. Die BoliSei uerbaftete ibn, bod
wuroe ibm we3en leinem 9Ilter erluubt
ipater nit Ieinem Sater beimjutebren.
- WtprOn &. Sones bon oieIer Seite
Der als Collector Der Scranton Surni
ibin9 Gompane an9ebli9 $500 unter'
l6lug, beitano Sonnerita9 auf ein(
oiesbe;iislide slnflase ein Yerb0r uuS
oa er Die 9eiOrOerte Siirai6ait gum
9lei6en Sstra9 nift itellen fonnte,
ianote man i'm ua6 Dem @efdu9niB.
- 8bOmus SOptins bon @pnon
StraBe seitanO SOnntas i'm POliSei.
9eriht. oaB er uOn einem 9aOen al Siio
Wtain 9luenue elm paar @ummiltieiel
itabl, iie oil SObn S'Yrien fir 81 per.
tauite unO ipGter oaun bel S'9rien Elm.
orang uno Oieien nm $24 beraubte.
Gr wnroe bierauf obne 3ulaiiuu9 pou
Siir9i6aft Dem GeidnsniB iiberiunOt.
= Sin erpIObirte gampe in Der g8ob.
nuns BON 6rau Wtarp WicGormid al
Safagatte StraBe perurla6te ben alarm
BON Saiten "a am Sonntas 2lbeuS, bod
bate Die 6rau Die Sampe Sur 5btirt
binaus9eihleubert, ebe bic 6euermebl
eintrai. Die israu wurOe our6 oer
Sorfall 10 auf9ere9t, bab iie in DIM
ma6t fiel uuo Elm slr;t serufen wsrber
mubte.
- 5rieorid 9Ba9uer uOn SSrisbt
Court. als SanOlunser in Der 8rauere
uOn G. JtObinion's SObne anseitellt.
muroe Dienitus, ais er ben 5ubritubl
nit Sierfdiiern belaoen wOllte uno Osr'
ielbe plOsli6 uuiwdrts ihoB, sesen biz
SSano 9epreBt unO 10 idlimm seOriidt,
oaB er furi nabber i'm 9oipitul itarb.
SBa9ner mar 40 SABRE aft unO wirr
uon Der Satin unO mebreren SinOern
iibertebt.
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Siebe ais 9anbaIen. Sr
9rescia. Oberitalisn, bransen Siebs in
ben seI9i6tlib beriibmtsn pala3Sc
Salpaoeso elm. 8a Ie feline Wertba
sesenftdnbe funosn, lesten iie 5eusr an,
ous tiinitleriI9 ungemein toitbare Sc
mGIoe BON 8orsosnone seritOrte unb
5resten Mprettos arg bef9Goigte.
Ole Staot @binburg +
in GnslanO iit i'm 8eiiBe BON $500,00O
ober mebr, fpel9e iie nidt peripenoen
lam. 0ieTe Summs tpuroe Dor Sebn
Sabren bon einsm Ndnne gum Ban
sines Earthquakes eeitiftet, aber Der
Stuotratb bat iid bisldns nod ni6t
auf eineu plan gu einigen permo4t.
en- Nropflhu. ~. g.. Iofl eiuf
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OeutIet,e 6alenber

u 10 Gents Sas 5tiid, 70 Iunss lie ausbaIitu,
in ptr ,,gHp6rnblatt" SfFn. glur cine bt.
iGranfts Anlabl an Sane.
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0erseiiet niat ben @uslin llnterfleioer
Gerfaui Der populGritr, ben mir is batten.
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Gritannlide Yartien 81 nn=
erbOrten Sreiisn-11.

4 Cine stmii6ts partis ron anasbrc6tnsn
i Stp!sn uub GrURsu. mnrdbs pntb So 5'|
Srbruur Uerfaui, s1.9S.
- 9irIs RSds in risItr parii, urtauftsn lid
= rsauIGr 70 bod pit 81 81 unp $500,
Sebruar Verfaui, $4.49.
. Ssbr pitls @rSem in tisin gariis.
= RSde bi, $S 80 unb $3.50 brobtsu.
Sebruar gerfuuf $5.9S.
A Disiss iue nGe pUpudrt 8pds, tis il6
II remidr au $40 uub $f2.5D pnfduftn.
5ebruar 0erfaui, $6.9S.
z 9isls eisitr 8Tds linr asstupGrta i'm
~ Civil. Nnbuspp iu $i3 unb Si4 per-
fauft. sebruar Gerfaut $1.9S.
a grIbisbsus Isbr prGttiss RUdr in bitisr
U Tartis. psrtb ipihtu Si5 uno SIG 81.
5ebruar 8rrfaui, $S.9S.
~ glsaaut ssitutibsrts HEde in isbr sutsu
g,Sesu. auosrspc ,u Si7.5O bic $50
perfauit. asbruar 0erfanf $lO.9S.
o Die auspab osr fsinftn RSds bic mir il
Q baiten unp bic lticbi $22.E0 bis $50 OO
psrtb iinb. 5ebruar 0erfant Sl2.l9.
n an,iias in aGtu MatriaIifn, pfrtb Sl5
u bis SIS. 5ebruar 0erfauf S6.9S.
~ an,ias in alsn Stplsn. ptrtb 800 bis
IO $25. 5ebruar Uerfauf Sl3.49.
A ansiiss In alien @rSBrn, putb $3.50 bis
Il L $i5. 5tbruarVerfaut $16.49.
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-Sn 9rOOtlpH, u. o., iOll cine
9robe llniuerlitdt sesriinSet werben.
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fScbruar=
Gerfauf
9amen INN syrdnlein
@iuterrOfen nnO Mns
siigen = cine Mufrdulll'
ung In unierem Gloaf
9epartemcnt.
SSerfauf be9ann Wepnta9.

Die 8Sdt linb fGmmtIi6 BON pn s,ssnrGr-
tiasn Cation Stpls. WasrdI unb 6abritat.
Die prstit Tnb fafiiit untsr ttm crtsinalsn
Rcittnprsis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29

Angels are supposed to be happy and
to spend their time in beatific appre-
citation of the strains Of thousands Of
harps, but there are ten angels in Ho-
nolulu who shudder whenever they
hear anything about music and who
are slowly acquiring some very unan-
gelic wrinkles in their brows. for they
are angels of the Hawaiian Band. Joe
Cohen, manager, and rumors have be-
gun to come across the Vastly deep that
all is not well with the ear tickling
bunch that Cohen took away. The
ten angels put up $500 each, it is said,
as an investment in the tour of the
band. Now there are ONE reports
which make them fear that the $500 is
gone glimmering among the dreams Of
things that were, and they are ready
to sing Wont You Come Home. Co
hen, Won't You Come Home" before
the energetic Joe spends any more.
The cause of the angelic wrinkles lies
in the fact that the wives of some of
the band boys have been receiving let
ters which indicate that the band ghost
refuses to emulate the example of the
father of Hamlet and walk, and is un-
like Bamquo in that it will very easily
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29

IN READINESS
FOR MBTCALF
LOCAL AGENTS ARE NOW READY
TO MEET EXPERT sALVERs OF
FICIALLY.

Every thing is in readiness here for
the arrival of Captain Metcalf and Cap
tain Pillsbury on the S. S. Ventura to-
| day. The Fearless and the Pioneer are
now standing by ready to carry out the
orders of Captain Metcalf. Arrange
ments have also been made for secur-
ing the scow Melancthon, and various
small schooners for possible use in
lightering the cargo and coal now on
board the wrecked liner 1t seems prob
able that everything necessary to
tighten the vessel will be done and in
anticipation that such will be the case,
the local agents have taken steps to
furnishing Metcalf with the necessary
means. Several hundred stevedores
are within Immediate can of Captain
Riley for service in discharging the
liner. Fully days time will be re-
quired for discharging the liner II
Captain Metcalf wishes such course
taken.
F. w Klebahn of the shipping de-
partment of II. Hackfeld and Com
pany, returned last night from the
scene of the wreck, accompanied by
Purser L. c. Blossom Klebahn re-
turned for the purpose of boarding the
Ventura and meeting Metcalf and
Pillsbury Blossom is arranging here
in connection with the routing of the
through passengers, The S. S. Hong
Kong Maru win be due tomorrow af-
ternoon from San Francisco en- route
to the Orient. She is likely to be dis
patched the following morning for the
Orient
The officials of Fl. Hackfeld and Com
pany, who have had anything to do
with the wrecked vessel, have been
under a great strain for the last nine
days and are now heartily glad that
MetcaIf is to arrive and assume the
, responsibility of the safety of the liner
r. b. McClanahan the attorney has
been in constant consultation by w,
| Pfotenhauer of the firm and the very
trying work of preparing reports of
the vessel, notifying the main Office
regarding the condition Of the liner, as
well as communicating with Captain
| Saunders on the vessel and arranging
about securing craft and tackle and
labor in connection with the work OF
saving the vessel for Metcalf and pre-
pairing to furnish him with every pos
sible assistance and cooperation, has
been successfully carried out by Pfo-
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down. The letters set forth that times
are beginning to be such as try musi-
clans souls. When pay day comes, Joe
wears a smile and carries an empty
sack, and when the men attempt a
merry touch he tells them their fare is
paid to the next town all right, and
that paying the fares took all the root
of evil he could raise
The letters may not contain the
truth 1t is thought possible that
some of the band boys may be doing
over long distance what many men
are said to do when they get home late
at night, in the matter of explaining to
their better halves what they have
been doing,-in other words, that the
band boys blew in the dough they
should have send to wifey and then
wrote her that the ghost wasn't walk
ing.
However the case may be, the angels
are Notwithstanding good FIVE hun
dred dollar worry, and if Ioe ever gives
them their money back they are liable
to be so surprised that a heart shock
may change them n the twinkling of
an eye from theatrical angels into che
rubs of the sort that Joe's friends say
he will never be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
TRYING
TO STOP
VENTURA
EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO TAKE
METCALF AND PILSBURY OFF
BOAT OFF MAKAPUU POINT.

Efforts are to be made to intercept
the S. S. Ventura off Waimanalo and
take Captain Metcalf and Pillsbury and
party direct to the wrecked S. S. Man
churia, and avoid the delay of their
coming to Honolulu and then going
over the Pail to the scene of the wreck.
This attempt is being made at the
suggestion of Captain Saunders of the
S. S, Manchuria. He sent a telephone
message this morning recommending
that such action be taken, for he con-
sidered that needless delay would be
avoided if the Ventura could be inter
cepted If the attempt that is now
being made proves successful it will
mean that the party from San Fran
cisco will reach the Manchuria four
hours earlier than if they remain aboard
the Ventura and come on to Honolulu.
1t was of course supposed that the
Ventura would make Makapuu Point
by 8 o'clock or earlier this morn
ing. But when she failed to appear
and the morning wore along. Captain
Continued on Page Five).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
THE RULE
WORKS
BOTHWAYS
THE QUEER STATE OF AFFAIRS
BROUGHT ABOUT BY TOO MUCH
POLITICAL PRECAUTION.

The primary test vote which the
second precinct of the Fourth district
is getting up for next Saturday night.
is going to make that precinct a great
battle ground. The precincts rule re-
garding the test is interpreted by some
OF the leaders to mean that the an
nounced candidates must carry that
precinct or else it is against them.
Every Republican candidate who has
announced himself win be on the pri-
mary ticket, for nomination. 1t is
understood, say the leaders. that the
precincts delegation to the convention
is instructed for any candidate who
gets a majority of the precinct votes.
1t is also understood, say the same
leaders, that any candidate who fails to
get majority is instructed against.
The second of the fourth is the biggest
and most important precinct in the
whole Territory. Consequently every
aspirant for nomination is up against
the necessity of a hard fight in this pre-
cinct
Browns friendes are pointing out
thabthe precincts new scheme amounts
almost to giving him the precincts
vote and the same is true of some
other aspirants. Brown is the only
announced candidate for sheriff. 1t
is too late for any other to get into
the primary now, The precinct has
agreed that no one not in the fight by
today can be voted for Hence there
is only Brown to vote for and Brown
will undoubtedly go to the convention
with this biggest of precincts the cen
ter of alleged opposition to him, in
structed to vote .solidly for his nomina-
ton 1t is case of rule working
both ways.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
SMITH
BEFORE
The BAR
HILO ATTORNEYS CASE TO BE
REPORTED ON AT A MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON.
Continued on Page Five).

The fate of Carl Smith, as far as
the Hawaiian Bar Association is con-
cerned is to be settled at meeting to
be held at four o'clock this afternoon,
when the committee appointed to in
vestigate the actions of the Hilo at
torney in the Korean cases is to make
it's report. one rumor has it that there
will be a majority and a minority re-
port, while another rum0r says that
the matter is likely to be dropped
A letter from Smith will be received
it is said, giving his explanation of his
actions, and this may lead the mem
bers of the association to oppose any
movement to discipline him. The main
proposition on which some members
want to eXpel him from the association
or even go farther, is that his letter
to Milverton suggesting that his own
clients deserved hanging, and fndicat
ing their confessions of guilt, was
violation of confidence between attor-
ney and client. 1t is said by Smiths
supporters in this connection tnat his
letter did not give anything the KO-
reans told him which they had not
also told to many other people.
TWO OF the flNe men VINO were sem
tenceG to be hanged after Smith de-
Tended them, were given communication
of sentences to fifteen years fnprisOn-
ment, when the cases were taken up
again here. This was the occasion
Of the inquiry which was started by
resolutions offered by Judge Perry at
the last meeting of the Bar Associa-
ton There is considerable difference
of opinion among the local bar on the
subject.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
THE new CLERK

United States Judge Dole today an
nounced his appointment of a clerk of
the United States court to succeed F.
l.. Hatch as deputy clerk, Hatch hav-
ing become chief clerk. A. e. Murphy
was the official numberer who placed
numbers on Honolulu houses and lots
in accordance with a recent law, and
he made an excellent record in this
complicated work. He is a well Known
member Of the Elks lodge and has been
prominent in local theatricals,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
STOCK EXCHANGE
ELECTS OFFICERS
JAS. F. MORGAN FINISHES FIVE
YEARS AS PRESIDENTIAL AIRY
ARMITAGE SUCCEEDS HIM.

The adjourned annual election of. the
Honolulu Stock & Bond Exchange was
held today at the Exchange rooms.
The officers elected We're: H. Armi-
tage, president; w. E. Brown, vice.
president; R. w. Shingle, secretary;
Bank of Hawaii, treasurer.
The retiring president, Jas. F. Nor
gan, refused nomination for re-elec-
tion, having been president for over
3 years past
A committee was appointed to revise
the bylaws, and a committee to ar
range for the annual dinner of the Ex-
change to be held during next month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
VENTURA is SIGHTED

The S. S. Ventura from San Fran
cisco was sighted off WaimanaIo at
225 p. m. today. 1t was impossible at
the hour of going to press to determine
whether she had stopped off Makapuu
Point or not
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
BREAKS TIFF
RECORD FROM
NEWCASTLE
STAR OF BENGAL ARRIVED TO-
NEWCASTLE.

The Star of Bengal which was re-
ported shortly after noon today from
Newcastle made the trip in the fast
time of thirty three days Captain
Henderson thus makes new record for
the run.
The Star of Bengal left Newcastle on
July 27 and must have experienced
splendid weather and good winds to
make the trip that she did.
Irwin & Co., are the agents for the
boat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME.

Make it one of your regular habits to
keep Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in your home as a
safeguard against a sudden attack of
bowel complaint. It is certain to be
needed sooner or later, and when that
time comes it will be needed badly.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, SmtL
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
.CHILLINGWORTH
FOR SENATOR

Charles F. ChiIlingworth has an
announced himself candidate for
senator from this island. He was for
a long time Deputy Marshal of the Re
public and later Deputy High Sheriff
Of the Territory. He is native of
the islands, and is now a practicing
attorney.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
RESTORER PROTEST

United States District Attorney
Breckons received the protest against
the Restorer acting as a tow for the
steamship Manehuria, which protest
was reported in The Star yesterday.
An objection was made to Breckons on
the ground that the vessel, being a
foreigner, had no right to engage in
such work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
LONG To RUN

Charles Long has announced himself
as a candidate for county attorney, in
opposition to ]. w. Cathcart, and his
name will go before the Republican
convention. Longs brother, Ella Long
Long, recently withdrew from the con-
test, leaving Cathcart alone, but now
Carlos has entered~and intends to give
Catheart a run for his money.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
MAY BE THE VENTURA

At 2 p. m. today smoke was report
ed off Waimanalo. 1t may be from the
S. S. Ventura. The identity of the ap-
preaching vessel will probably be
known within an hour.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
Delicious pies and cakes. Candy
fresh every day, New England Bakery.
HOW IT Is DONE.

By handling large quantities goods
and by selling these goods at very
small margin Of profit we are able to
make prices on Japanese articles that
cannot be duplicated in honolulu. X.
Yamomoto. wholesale merchant, Hotel
near Nuuanu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
CHIswIcK pIscHARGEp.

The purser of the Mikahala reports
that the Chiswick has finished dis
charging her coal at Eleele. The ship
e. Reed is discharging coal at Ma1a-
we'll. The bark Edward May is load
ing sugar at Mekaweli and experts to
leave Thursday for the coast.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
REsUMEp PRACrICE.

George D. Gear has opened Law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied by
Justice Hatch on Kaa' umanu street
Telephone Main 214.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
THREE DAYS SPECIALS.

Handkerchiefs and veilings at mar
velously low prices at Sachs Dry Goods
Co. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Don't fail to visit the Sachs store this
week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29
TIDAL WAVES.

The amount of excellent beer sold
daily at the Criterion would make a
respectable tidal wave in itself.