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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26

again visited tho homo OF Mr.. and MI
~. j, Rogers Of Portsmouth. claiming
their only daughter Miss Eva Niue. who
two months ago reached q her twenty
fourth birthday Two weeks ago to o,,eE y
nineteen, died from typhoid " fever. and
although his sister was sick at the time
with the same disease, 1t was not thought
that she was Ill, But her cont1llt ION g g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Mrs Alexander Davis. \

Especial ITO The Tinres- Dlspatch.) N
E:TNA MILLS. VA, u July q. he sre- y
mains OF Mrs. Alexander Sulllyan54Dav
were brought from Hanover county yes
5terday and Inferred Iii the family .Ebury-
ing ground at Corinth Christian Church. c,!l
SHE leaves, besides her hlisban 40. n wv
children. She was tWenty-seyeti years ~
of ago Mrs. Davis had been III Pael
health for the last three years a5 y
George B. Shepperson,
35 NEWPORT NEWS VA, July a5,-
George 3. Shepperson the young pharr~
n,acst, who fell on the street ~ an Z cpl ~.
ieptlc tit Sunday night. died at the Gen.
oral Hospital to-day. He was native OF
Dnnville, and is said to have been en-
gagged 10 marry Miss Mamie Miller, Or
IcbnorH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
Gcidlc inn Softer.

Stodton, Sal, &c. MGr5. -
Iuf Dem bieiiacn 8obnboic Der
nSoutbern Gociiic @nbn" cntocdtc
gcitern 9lbeno Elm @epGdmeiiter Die
in cincn oroBcn Softer g~e5pGngtC
2eifc zines WonneS bon ettpa IS
Snbrcn. 9comtc linO Scr Weimlng,
boB Ser llngliidlidc le6cno IN Den
Softer gclangt iein mllB. Na6 bcn
aleioungSItiidcn, melfe IN Dem Sol.
ier geiunoen mllrocn, 81 urtbcile1,
miiBtc Scr Sootc Mnidiniit oOcr
9crgmom gcmcien Icin. SSrl elmer Der
Snidcn oieier &lcioer bciallo lid) Gin
fleincS Bud, iucldcS SIR Siibrlrng
zines Gontos 5miiden s. s. 2cslic
unb 81. Sorre benutt moroen lit.
Gic Nanen Mitor Mpopih unD Miit-
6cl Wpopi6 itonoen ouf Der Giidieite
oeS @ufcS.
(SpGtcr.) - Die 2eide lit ols sic.
jenige Ilbert g. McGicar'S, cinc5
NngeItelten ser Molpbioc. @rl16e 81
Jamestown, Sal, iocntiii5irt NOR
bcn. Die Eoli5ei pcrboitetc belltc 81
s(ntiod) cine Srou emma sc 0our,
olld) Srou WcSicor gcnannt, mcldc
Den &ofier qcfauit boben IoG, in mel.
dem Die 2eide perpodt mar. Der
mirflide Gbcmnmn ser Sron bdlt lid
sur 3cit IN Mmooor olti. WcSicot
bate $500 in @oargelb bel iih, mi
man gIoubt, ooB Gin Toubmorb Dor:
licgt. Srnu sc Gour gicbt ST., ooB ii(
bic 2cidc in Den Softer podte, be.
bolptet jeoodl McGicor iei bon ci,cn
geipiiien Soc Miaer nit &or6oliGur(
uergiitct morocn, nno iic babe NidtS
nit Dem Worbe SIT tbun gcbdbt. Cine
Eolt Wortcm.llntcr luhulg bat crge.
ben, bob Dem Waun Scr Sd1oel Elm.
aeidlagcn porocn mar, unO man ian(
feline Spllren bon @iit Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
SrIbinbrS.S udJmaiicr.

San Sran5iSco, 26. WGrs.
- Inboltenoe ifmere &e9engiiiic IA.
ben i'm Stontc Californian groBc
lleberitmemmlngcn pcrrrIaht. Snl
Son SoaouinrS bale iino 6Iiiiie ulb
@Ghe on9elhruollcn uno %Itcllcnmcile
NIT pcrbccrenoer @emolt aus ibren
llfcrn getreten. Sci Sonoro bat Der
Geeeniturm cincn Sfnbcn bon $780,
600 ongeribtet. Die @cqcno nm Cor.
coran mo 8ilrnIep IN bcr NGGe OcS
Sulorc. Secs Itebt meilaWpeit inter
Wolicr. Sbeile BON Gcntrc., Court
uno Gburt)4StroBc in &iiol,o limo ci-
men Sub bod iiberidmemmt; bel
Stodton iino $4,000 Ndcr ocS SboI.
gel1noes inter @oiIcr 9cictt. Cine
9roBc In5obl glrbeitcr lit il, SrcSno
oomit- beidGitigt, bic Sciden 81 be.
feiti9en. nm cincn orobcnben Slrd).
brild) 81 perbiiten. SIN iiiolidcn ga.
Thornton, 5tptlfen Nos Ilgeles ltn0
Son Diego, lit Der @nbnpcrtcbr our6
einen Grorutib mnterbrod)en.
eos MngeleS, Gal, 26. WGr5.
- Nus San Sacinto, Gol., fonnt Die
Nafridt, bob bic 9eipobncr icit %
Sabren fein 10 groBcs Sohpoiicr, mic
III bieiem 6%riibiobr, crlcbt babcn.
Die reibcnoen Slutbcn NcS Snn Ga.
cinto bcoroben oie Stnot itno oic nm.
~liescnoen Iondes. &ielc 9rildcn
limo binlpcgacidmemmt uno grobc
2nnoltreden iiberilutbct morben.
Salt2ofe, lltnb, 26. Mars. =
Die @eleiie Scr San Teoro. Sos Nn-
geles & Salt 2afe.9abn" iino inioIgc
idnperer Iegengiiiie in oen lebten So-
gen an piclen Stelen olisgcpaiheil
morben. 3tpei YaiioeierSiige mllbten
ollf Ser 3nbrt umfebrcn, uno Der
gabnbetrieb miro cine @ohc oocr
ldnaer unterbrohen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
I'm SGnhcn hcr Mranh.S nrn.

Ncm-O orf, 26. IGr5. - Tid)'
ter S'SuQipon BON Sen @%encralolii.
ien mieberbolte beute, alS er Der
@rano-Surp lire Snitruftioncn CT
tbeilte, Die G%rfldrulg, oaB es Sadc
Ser Silrp iet, GIT entifeioen, oh Ole
Geriiherungsbcamten ourdl lire poll
i6cn @eitrGge Siebitabl bcgingen
ODER niht. Giitriftsnmualt Scrome
lit befanntlid) ser Mniidt, Dab lie es
nift tbaten. Sr. Ban Galdenberg.
Sbmonn Ser Surp, begnb iid lpater
mad ocm 9iireau bes Srlt. Seromc,
INN sic 3eugenausiagen in Den Ser.
liherungsi6aen 81 erlangeil, allein
Serome mar alsgegai1gen, mo DER
Sbmann erflGrte, er peroc ipGter am
Jo9e mieoerfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

id)eil nad) lit i'm @ctrcif scr int Yori.
Ter oScn1ps" criolgtCn nnrid)tigcn
@ieoergube Scr Dom ruiiiiden Wini.
tier bcS NuSDGrtigcn, @rofcn Cams.
borif, an NllbIonO'a &ertreter in 81.
gcciroS, @rofen Goiiini, crgongcnen
Snitrlftion, 5ronfrci6'S 6orocrung
elmer bcionocrcn Eoli5ci=S Organization
in Gaioblnnco 81 lnterItiiBen, OuS
lebtc @ort nod llidt geipro6en. Die
Hegicrung lit porlGllfig bcniibt, iibcr
bieie 9(ngclegenbcit mcbr 2i6t 81 cr'
langen. Ger Ocllti6c Notidoiter IN
petersburg, &crr bon Sd0n, bat oen
glllitroq crboltcn 0oriiber 9hlfflG,
ring 5t id)oficr, ruie Die 2%nnsoorii'.
ide Girfulorocpeihe inn nSempS" in
entiteltcr 5oiiung perofientlidt rpcr-
ocn fonnte, che bic oiesicitigc Hegie.
rllng iiberbullpt omtlid &enntniB
bon ser 6cOcltiamcn 9totc cr6iclt.
ESm llebrigen bat Oieier unlic6lonc
3pii6cnfoQ, Scr in Ocn bieiigcn &rci.
len einen ilbcrollS ungiinltigen Gills
orlld bcrporgerilicn bot, sic 9lnbob-
ming cinc@ cno0iiltiNcn llc%bcrcinfonls
mems 5miidcn Sronfrcid II. Gcutid.
lano niht in Srogc gcitellt. tSronts
rcid'S ltorres 6citboltcn an icincn
biSbcrigcn Sorocrlr1gcn IN ser @onf.
fragc lit elmer mcbr cntaegen fomnlcn.
Den Stimmung 0clpid)en nnO cine
&critGnoigrng in nicicr Srogc lit oos
Oltrd) ndbcr gcriidt morOcn. Gic CT.
iportetc Ginigung binii6tli6 Scr Or
goniintion Der Stoot56onf BON Mos
rotfo DcrIciBt aud cincn 5ufricocn.
iteQcn6cn Iusglcid in Ser Eolijci.
frogc mo oic gliidlid)c @ecnoiglmg
ocr Gonfercn5 miro nod Dor Scr
GDuriuohc crlpartct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
MnrglGnScr Staatsgciet9cbung.

@ci0c &Gllicr pertogen Iid) aus Id).
tltng fir ben pcritorbeneit Gopio
$. 6cnton, mclder in @nlDington
einem &cr5ihlogc crlaG. Cir
nc1lcr Glan Der uFenllplpanios
@oGn" iiir oeren nGut,Sii"-2inie
NnnopoliS,2 6. WtGr5. - Seute
bcgonn bic lctte Mod)e Der gelcbgc-
beriihcn SbGtigfeit. 9cioe Suuler
trotcn 9l6cnoS s llbr 5uiammcn nno
pcrtoQten iih mcnige Minutcn ipGtcr
aus 9ld)tung iiir Den in @oibingto.l
geitorbcnen &ru. 9op. $, 6enton,
rcpublifaniidpa Mitglieo OeS Inter
bories bon neutrality-suspicious. Sis
Gbrcns3 Delegation bel Der Secr0igu1A
mllrocn oic folgenben Serren ans
Dem ll~ntcr1ouie crnonnt: Carroll,
Griffith Sd)oll, @ooomin, @eod)om,
Mob uno 9ofer llnb Die Senotoreit
Sec, @rpmn uno Sones.
Sa5 Gontite iiir Gilenbobnen bielt
bcllte Nodmittng cine Stbung, in
meldcr Sr. Bernard Garter, Der PITT
malt ser nYenmiplponia-@abn, Gin
ENHANCEMENT fir Die ld)ipebenbe Gill
fir cine Suburbon-2inic ser 1cnam.
ten 9obn nntcr6rcitete. @%cfotntlid)
5cigtc iid 10 cnergiifc Sppolitioh
gcgcn Sen Tlon Der nFenniplponios
@o6n," cine 9obn Ourd) Die GorltGotc
81, bolten, bob bcriclbe o%llfgcgeben
mcroen muBte. Serr Garter inter
breitetc oober Sen Elon, Die pro
i%eftirte @abn bei Mogrroer 81 be.
%ginnen, oltrd) S%pfespille gcben7 81
loiicn mo bis nod Sbermoob an ser
nNoroli6en Gentrnl-9abn" 81 fiibren
uno Damn BON BORT nod Dem 9uib-
&iocr ST ba,ier, no lie nit DEM Ebis
looelpbier 3fpetge Der 9obn 5uiam>
men fonlnlt. Cos Gomite bot nod
nihts in oieIer Sadc gctban.
Sic 2egiSlotitr bot BON Den itabti-
iden 9iuS bercitS 26 ortgenonmcit
nno Die iibrigcn iilo gum Sbcil gut
nntcripegS. +
Gie Bill, sic iiiolide 8ren5e Der
Stoot l1ad) Der Witte ees 1otopsco.
Smiles perlegenb, lit in S6nben Ell
rcs Select Gchlite's beg llntcrban.
les.
Gie 9iG fin cine Eilaiterungs an-
lcibc uno sic Grnennung elmer Eila.
itcrungS Gommiiiion lit I'M Senat
ongcrommen unb. miro iett BON Ser
itGotiihen delegation bes llntcrbar-
les beratbcn. =
Gle Bill sur 2iccntiirun9 ser gus
tomobile in Baltimore liegt inn lln-
terbaule sur orittcn 2elung por
lie Bill. oen Eermftt Der StraBen-
0nrdbruhs : Gonamifdre bis 19tt
su ~pcrldngcrn, lit I'M Senat bon ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

Sber. Snipeftor Siderp lnb Stills
@cnernlanmalt @ooomin nit ser Sci.
t1ng Ser llnteriudun9 betraut, uno
oaS 0eportement miro nleS in ieinen
&rdftcn Ste6etoe t5un, Inn oieiem
idcuBliden @enleini6aoen bcn Cor
alls 81 MAIDEN.
Baron 6es Flon6eS nod
frunf.
Ser itolieniiGe 9otidaitcr, Baron
Wopor oes Hlon6es, neld)er i'm pori.
gen SCRIPT @ailington uerlaiicn. bat,
miro nidt Dor Nniang 0cS SommerS
5uriidermortct. Ser 0iplomat bate
aus @eiuno6citsriidiidten cincn ltrs
loub nebmen miiiien, miro ieine Stel.
lung ober mieoer einnebmcrL merm
nidt cine ellropGii6e Stellung irei
unO linn o~ngebotcn miro. Baron oeS
&landeS intcreiiirt iid) le6Gait filr bic
ibm bier gcItelte 9luiga6e uto bat
nomentlid bie Sragc ser GimmanOc.
rulg sum @egenitunOe zines eils
gebcnoen St,toiumS 9entod)t. 81 sic.
ienl 3mcde 6~erciitc or bic Siioitaaten
unO orientirte ii6 ii6cr sic aderbalt-
trci6cnoen Staotcn, nod) mcld)en Die
itnlicnildc Ginwonocrung iih leiten
Iicbc, Itatt OoB iic lid g%egenmdrtig III
0cn GitIi6cn @robitG0tcn oniommeIt.
n0Gio" ola Sem n@ II
iin."
9os 5lottenoeportcment mltroc in
acnnttiB geiett, Dab OoS Sdlod)t.
ihiff Ohio" ons SIoggidiii Oes Io-
mirnlS Gbo8. s. Grain, bon Wunila
nnd) Sbongbni o%bgegangen lit. Ob
ii6 ser Ibmirol oltf Dem nObio" be-
iol1o ooer niht, miro in Dem bctrcfien.
Sen aobelgramm niht eeio9t. Gas
Sdlodtidiff o@iSconiin," meldes
c6cnioQS IN Wonilu i%tutionirt mar, 1T
dion am Gage porber nodJ Sbangbal
obgegongcn. @ie oie 9cnmtcn OeS
requirements iogcn, maren oiele
ShiifS6cipegungcn nift BON Dem
9epartement angeorbnet mo Iino
mo6ridcinli0 olf 0aS Seronnobell
beiBen @etterS, ociicn GinfluB lid olll
Ben YGilippinen iiibIbar 81 MAIDEN
beginnt, 5uriid5uiilbrcr.
Sopon'8 ncucr@ oti6after
NuSgongS ocS nGditcn Monats
miro bier ser lleltc ~jopanild)c 9ot.
id)nitcr Crlportet, uno iobalp or elnGe'
t%roficn lit, miro Der critic Sefrct0r,
Sr. Sioti. einen llrloub nod) Der Set.
math ontreten. Sr. Siofi bat ieit &c.
rol,mer 3cit ais @eidditStrdger iun'
girt, uno man crmurtet bier, oaB sic
iopnniide Tcgicrrrng i'm al OieSpite
elmer 8eianOtidait itellen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
Nlntperaichcn i'm 3ndi6ams.

n-G 1T D. Wo., 26.
@dr5. -9er Neger ,Sonnp" anoer-
Jon, ipelder in 1904 81 Ct. 2ouiS
megen zines Woroangrifis ST. bier
jdbriaer Sort perurtbeilt mur0e, er.
itud beute 8ormittag, als er bon ei-
nem Spa5iergang i'm Suie in ieine
3elle 5uriidgebradt merOen iollte, oell
@Gdter @ooos nit einem Welier,
melfes er in ieinen &leiOern perbor-
gen gebolten bntte. @r permltnoete
barauf smei mnoere Strailinge, einen
berielben, Hamens @m. Sberioan,
aus 81. 2ouis, tobtlid uno muroe
Idlieblib bon anoeren 8odtern er.
id)oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

itGotiidcn Senutoren nit Dem Nlnell-
0enlent, Die 8ebaltSerb0Du1g Dor
$1,000 pro Sabr SIT Itreiden, gilnitig
einbcrihtet mor0en.
Die Bill sur Nmenoirlrng 0es Gent
mes . @oulinic 0eiebeS iii I'M Sau5
ongeuommen uno icbt in San0cn Oer
itdbtii6en Senatorelt.
Sic Bill, bic @cpalt 0erSilogctsSea
borbe be5iiglid Der &ergebung o
tIeinen itGotiihen GriDilegien beii,
nireno, lit I'M @nnie o10cnommen
unb liegt i'm Seuot jllr Oritten Sc.
Jung Dor.
Die 9iQ fir Sen 8ou cinc5 groBe1
GeicrpoirS in Baltimore , GountD
rnb sic Gr6cbwng elmer $5,OOO,0O0,'
Inlci6c fir ben 3wed licqt pcm 81.
nat nod INNER in 3~peitcr ScIunG
Dor.
Die Dill, ben 9lmt5tcrmin Scr Eorf'
Gnnmiii6re 81 einem fiiniidbri0en
modcno, liegt I'M Senot sur 5meitcn
Seiung Dor.
Gic @ia fir Bic Iuicrlegung bon
@ert6erbobutqsiteuern BET Der Pin
lo0e BON rcl1cn Eartcn miro nod int
mer bon bcn it0Otii6cn Scnotorcn
berutbcn.
Gic Bill, sic Suits Goloit Elo5o
Dor &crun5icrlng ldiibcnO, licgt int
ltntcrbouie III Orittcr 2eiung Dor.
Sic 9ill, ser Sto0t crlollbeno, aus
Sem Brand = IiitrittS Sono 0crSt.
Morp'S &nouitrie ? ShuIe $4,000
81; perlpiQigen, liegt ocm &ollle III
hritter Sclltng Dor.
9ie Dill fiir cine Eorf InleiGe
pom $t,0O0,O00 bat 0cn Senot pal
Iirt.
Die Bill, 6oS llnter6rin0cn bon
S1llglingcn in unpoiicnhen SGuicrn
81 ncrbiitcn licgt benz Saule III brit
ter Sellng pUf.
Gic 9ill, ouBcr Dem Mopor olldJ
Den Gontroleur, Hegiitrotor unO Sc.
p%artemcnt5 z GbciS gum llntcr5eid).
ncn bon Gbeda, Sbligotioncn ulO
Gontrnftcn 81 outoriiircn, lit i'm 81
not allgellommcn mo jctt im In
terbarle.
Gie Dill sur Ncnoerung OerStoot&s
Contribution nit 9c5ug urlf ooS Gr-
langcn BON Neutrality-suspicious. Ourd
ole Stoot miro nod INNER pom Slt'
bi5iol 3 Gpmitc oeS llntcr6ouieS be-
ratbell. t.nu
Gle 9iQ, ooS @tiCb mioerrlfen0,
Aucldes Gortorntioncn Die ltG0tilhe
Sbligotionen beiiBen, Stcllcriretbctr
ouf cine glciG bobc Summe ibreS 9lt'
iicnfopitals 5ulifcrt, liegt i'll Senot
in 3iueiter 2eiung bon. ~.
Sic Gill, Der 9il0gct : @ehoroe Sic
Moht gebeno, Die @ebGltcr Der It0Os
tllden 9eamten 5u regillircn, bat pas
llutcrbnus pollirt un0 miro jcbt BON
ben it1otiiden Senotorcn bCrotben.
Sr. Senton gcItorbcn.
Sr. Topio $. ScutonL Der rcprbli-
faniid)e SiiDrer beS llnterboulcS, lit
oeitcrn in @oibington 9ar5 pl0Blid)
eincm Ser5i6laGc crlegcll. Sr. Sen.
ton mar 40 Sabre qlt unb febrte pm
eiuem Spn5icr0angc 5urild, ais CT
pom cincnl plGblihcn llnmobllein be-
fallen murbe mo ltorb, ebc nod cil
glr5t linn bethlehem fonntc. Sr. Scn'
ton ml1rOc nj Ontario, Gala0a, BON
idottilh : iriiGen Gltern Gcborcn II.
mar cin 8oiicnfino in jungcn Sab
rem. Sn 1882 500 or nod SnOlano
mo mllr0c sort Scfrctdr cSStaat@s
ScnotS. Sn 1893 nobm CT cineStel'
lung dis SefretGr zines GongrcBmit'
nlitglicoes in @aibington nn nno
500 nod) MontgomcrD County. 81
nigc Sabre ipGtcr ~rcii9rirte CT uno
irot in Sic He6tSonmalts SirmoG ou'
glus & Coughs Elm. 9ei ser leBtcn
Wobl mirbe CT nit 112 Stimmen
Webrbcit ollf Dem repllblifnnilfen
Sidct SIM Witgliebe ser Warpldnocr
8eiet9ebung eripdblt. Sr. 6cntpn
mar friiber Elm Gcnlofrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

llen ariii5, rieiige Gimcniioncn oll-
Seit Nnfong oieics &oDrcS li1O al:
lein iiber Gillme 10000 lln9arn aus.
geponOert. Sic 3obI o%crienigen,
mcI6c ilber Bremen uno Sonbltrg
ol,Sgewonocrt iinG, lit ultcontrollir.
bor. Son Ser IuSmouocrltng om
meiiten %bctroifen lit 0ber-llngorn,
no gun5e 2onoltrid)c mcnidenlcer
oCmor0cr lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

= Sn Gortcrpile, bel Nep.Sapel,
gonu., lit Sobn MeMmon bon ben
Nubborn' IN trunfenem Slltonoe
neben Ser 2eid)e ieiner Srau I'M 9cttc
pp~rgefunoen moroen. Gle Srau mar
etpa bier Gage foot unS ibr aorpcr
seigte sic Spllrcn bon MiBbanOlun-
gen. Coroner Mir bat Sic 8erbaitnng
bcs Manncs bis sur Mbbaitung elmer
ein9ebcnoen llnterindrlng ongcoro'
net.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-06
SPLENDID ACTING
BY WISCONSIN MEN
SAILORS SCORE A HIT IN PRES
ENTING "A WOMAN's HONOR"
AT THE ORPHEUM.

Keep on the target; keep on the tar
get
Don't train by jerks and starts; keep
your 'crosswires" on the mark;
Follow throughout the roll; remember
what you're told,
The shots that count are those that
hit the target"
The boys certainly did. Every shot
last evening told on the large au-
dience that gathered at the Orpheum to
see what a dramatic club from a bat
tleship could do with melodrama. The
Wisconsin boys have a trophy from
the President for shooting as only they
can shoot. They would habe had an
other trophy for playing as only they
could play. had there been a contest in
presenting plays. The boys made a
hit and they should fly another pen
nant today aside from the red triangle
with the black center.
1t was funny, oh, so funny! First
a vision of loneliness would have in
sight. "Ah!' exclaimed the men in the
audience and ooh" came from the
ladies. Then as the vision of loneliness
would come to the center and speak, a
litter would run through the house.
For although the boys could dress, act
and take all parts like a lady, when
the moment for speaking came, with it
came the "bawl-out." The tones of the
man could not be displaced and it was
at all time a mans voice talking from
the most kissable of lips
The large crowd which gathered last
evening to witness "A Woman's Honor
which was styled as THE Farewell per-
Torrance of the Wisconsin Dramatic
Club" were in a splendid humor. In
fact they went to the Theater expect
ing to be bored but they remained to
be amused and highly so for the sailor
boys are good actors. They kept the
audience in roars of laughter through
out the comedy and on their tiptoes in
the moments when "the villain still
pursued her" Between acts a quar-
tette composed of II. Gibason, w. j.
Kraft, A. T. Martin and H. L. White
sang and they sang very well indeed.
The house evidently liked their sing
ing from the way they recalled the
quartette. The boys did very well for
amateurs but it could be easily seen
that they were not trained singers.
The song which brought down the
house came between the. End and 3rd
act when the cast sang the Wisconsin,
trophy song keep on the Target. 1t
is a catchy air and the words are
clever.
The entire cast was well taken last
evening. f. j. McKeon as the leading
lady acting a very difficult part ex-
tremely well. c. Robinson was easily
the leading man. He acts like d
professional. To name the stars would
be to name the whole cast
The orchestra from the Wisconsin
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BIC RALLY LAST
NIGHT Mt WAIALUA
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES SPOKE
TO CITIZENS OF THAT SECTION
AND WERE GIVEN OVATION.

a large and enthusiastic crowd greet
ed the Republican candidates last even
ing at Waialua at the first campaign
rally held by the Republicans outside of
town. A large number went down
from town to be present and their re-
ception by the voters of that vicinity
according to reports was very hearty.
Those who spoke at the meeting last
evening were w. O. Smith, James Bick-
nell, F. T. p. Waterhouse, Charles
Chillingworth, w. w. Harris, Oscar
Cox, Andrew Cox, Joe Kalana and She
riff Brown.
A Portuguese band was on hand and
furnished music for the occasion as
sisted by quntette club. The meet
ing opened at s o'clock and did not
close until 1870.
One week from tonight another rally
Will be held at that point. A party
of candidates will leave here on next
Thursday to go around the island
reaching Waialua Saturday evening.
A Republican rally will be held this
evening in Kakaako Several of the
candidates will speak.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY
TONIGHT AT AALA
RATIFICATION MEETING WILL
BE HELD THIS EVENING BY
DEMOCRATS AT AALA PARK.

The Democratic Ratification will be
held this evening at Aala Park The
Portuguese Band will play and other
music will be furnished by Kaai's quin-
tette club assisted by Mrs. Alapai who
will sing.
Those who will speak are c. j. Nc
earthly, candidate for Senator); F. w.
Weed Representative Fourth); w.
w. Thayer, County Attorney; Daniel
Kamahu,( Representative, Fifth) H.
T. Moore, supervisor, Honolulu; Da-
vid L. Kahaleaahu, Representative,
Fifth)) R. H. Trent, (Treasurer); f.
L. Like, Representative, Fifth; c. H..
Broad, (Senator); Charles II. Rose,
(Auditor) F. r. Harvey, Supervisor
at-Large); NJ. "A. Silva, Representa-
tive, FOURTH; c. P. Iaukea, (SherifO;
w. P. Jarrett, deputy sheriff.; Thorn
as Gandall, Supervisory, Honolulu;
NJ. G. X Hopkins, (Clerk); ]. ]. Fern,
supervisor, Honolulu); e. w. Ingham,
Representative, Fifth; j. Kiakahi'
Representative Fifth; Moses Palau,
Representative Fourth; S. X. Hui,
Representative Fifth, Waianae); Ka-
bona ABakehau, Representative,
Fifth, Laie); s. K. Mahoe, (Represent-
ative, Fifth Waialua). w. A. Kinney
will close the meeting with an address.
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KONA POLITICS.

Jacob Coerper says that politics in
Kona are rotten" He says thta Meth.
er the Democrats or Republicans have
nominated good men.
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When they returned Mr.. Chilling,
worth stated that they had consulted
Mr.. Breckons by telephone and that
Mr. Young would be registered which
was done at 1880 o'clock, his registra-
ton bearing consecutive No 2S26.
Section 60 Of the Organic Act dis
tinctly states that in order to register
person has to be in the Territory mot
less than one year immedi-
ately preceding the time at which he
offers to register" Such being the
case the registration of Mr.. Young is
manifestly illegal and should be re-
scinded.
Infractions Of this kind way the foun-
dalton for further inroads into the law
If permitted TO go unchallenged.
Yours truly
JOHN EMMELUTH,
Secretary Territorial Democratic Cen
tral Committee.
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Claus spre is. W q. Irwin.
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change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
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NOMINATION NOTICE.

Having been nominated for the Of
flee of Representative Fourth District.
by the Democratic County Convention,
] request the support Of the electors
of the District
EDWARD INGHAM.
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WAS He RIGHTLY
REGISTERED2

EDITOR STAR.-Statemen has been
furnished me by the Democratic repre-
sentative at the registration of voters,
as follows
Norval b. Young presented himself
last evening for registration stating
that he would be a year in the Terri
tory on the 18th of this month.
The chairman of the Board declined
to register him, whereupon Mr.. sam
johnson, who was present, declared
Young entitled to register the Board
not having the law at hand, Mr. John
son offered to look the same up in his
office on the opposite side Of the hall,
and later called Mr.. Chillingworth to
join him
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had charge of the music and they add
ed much to the pleasure of an evening
full of good things,
The following were in charge: Man
ager, ]. p. j. Ryan; treasurer, w. b.
Rogers scenario, r. II. Lake; cos
tunes, Seymour White & Co., mod
istes; electrician e. H. Loud; stage
carpenter, W. McManimie; properties,
w. Johnson; printer, r. d, Jones;
chief usher ]. ]. Obrlen; musical di-
rector C. c, Schultz.
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MRS. wILDER's RECEPTION

A reception was given by Mrs. c.
7. Wilder on last Thursday afternoon
1rem to in honor of Mrs. Smith, who
is an aunt of Mrs. Klamp. A num-
Der of young ladies served the tables
and the whole affair was most pleas
ant
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NOMINATION NOTICE.

Having been nominated in due form
by the Republican Party for the Office
of Representative from the Fourth
District, I earnestly ask the support
of the electors Of the district.
JOHN 4. HUGHES.