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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07


MADAME JULIETTE, French dress
maker. tust retu, ned from Paris With AT
est models. inspection invited materials
accented. reasonable. Io West 4oth ST
EssMAKER.-Experiene on fancy
evening gowns. princess costumes. tailored
suits shIrt waist suits reriroGeIhns; cut by
dav 50 G.. Fischer. 40 Lexington ave
DRESSES made ana renoyatsdi coats re-
lined. first class work Miss NJ Jackson,
500 West 5oth st.
DREsSMAKER will make suits from So up;
perfegt fit SIarantesdI also 50 out ey the
aay; 10 years reference. Mr2> Wstnora.
24S3 sth ave.
NINE. ADEIE-ExQuisits gowns n all
latest designs; graceful Processes . spe-
claity: chic evening. street. rancy tailored.
etc IS up sT7 sth ave
NINE. THEBAUD, esq Lexington ave-, has
returned from Paris; strssk. evening
gowns: moderate prices.
NJ. FORSTER, dealer IN and maker OF fine
firs and fur gRrmsnts; repairing and re-
modelling at moderate prices. q West 125th
ST., near L.enox ave.
SEAL GARMENTS ana other rne rars re-
paired. rsdyed and remodsIlsd into latest
styles at exceptionally low prices: rur gar
ments made 70 order. Mrs e. J. Rarker,
sos Park ave, near nth 81, late with G. q.
Gunthsrs Sons. 5th ave. Tel IoiS-Toth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

GARDENER Swedish, married no chill
q situation as second perdener, with or
without his wife, who is an eIee!ent cham
bermald or waitress. Address D. F.' Kings
bridge. New York City.
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WANTED "A single man 20 be Eenershy
ue-fIi IN house end about grounds OF q
country place no horres nor ssroE'i nus
be strong neat, quick willing and ocnelhs
and have good references Board srd ioos-
ing furnished. Address with copy q Ist-
srsnssz and wages sxpsctsd. Uufohsr 0f"~'
SsvnAu. K u.
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FARMER CF'oremanl.-By an American; 10
years references married, two children
well accustomed TO the care and manage
ment Of stock OF al kindsi al WORK on
grntienanis place; boarding help, poultry,
etc, Peter, 81 Carpenters Bureau. 1o4
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TYPEwRITYN0.

TYPEwRITERS.-Al makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged; reliable service
GORMAN. 70 Nassau st. Telephone 2740-
Co~tlandt
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK, &o-By two neat young g1rlsj com
petent cook. good baker, excellent Iaun-
dress; other chambermaid and waitress; city
or country Morrows Bureau III Lexing-
ton ave, corner bSth ST.
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GARDENER-By head, working, thor
oughly experienced man IN al branches OF
the business; greenhouses, graperies lawns.
yegstsbles, In succession; those needing a
Nrst oIass gardener only need reply. Ad-
dress D. J. N. care OF Elliott. florist. Nor
rts St Morrtstown, n. J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. married, thorough
ly understands care of fine horses and
carT4agesj excellent references from former
Iand present employers. Address B., 1853
Division ave. Brooklyn.
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r~s-HT- CL.ARKs NINTH ANSuAh
SMsER cEgisE, Fss. Z o. 70 dayN
By chartered s $ AtAslC. l10oo toaA
q TsgTs Round the woria-
FRANK c. CLARK. 70 Broadway. n. Y.
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RALTTNCPg & CHIO p. R,

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York City go St Lib'y St
WASHINGTON. Buffet 100 am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner, 9 30 am 10 90 am
WASHINGTON, Diner so am 1900 mn
TWASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm =. 90 pm
+''ROYAL LTD Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 pm COO pm
WASHINGTON, Buffet 6 30 pm 100 pm
WASHINGTON. SleepeTs. 11.5O pm i. Is M
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RAILROADS.
"AmerIca's Greatest Railroad"
NEW YORK (IMTRAIL
q tuosoN RIVER RAIlaoAD

ASlASV ANHENAA NA1z~N AISaAA
a huosoN RIVER RAILROAD
Through trains depart from Grand Cen
,rai Station. 42d street. New York. an be-
M Al ic sahF9 ss5 trains q 10. s1osPs Tho Sac
mI a.1S e a after Leaving 42d stLsss.
TOO A. M-EptAAip4IRoNDAcks 6 MONT
$3.50 A. M-fEMPIRE STATE Elk
Pr PRESS. Most famous train in
s'4o A. M.-.FAsT MALTA herrs to
'2 2:ss ? Nae Mae E EEd6gB EMPIRE
a'OA P. M-.sotTHwEssTTERS Linn
$50 P MI TIFF s 81 Pq dES4Ufs sF 1In
s,.oa =, ITED-1s hours 70 Chicago.
3:sS s M--t-A1I41ssA ny, s TROY FLYER
s:2s ?. M.-.FAsr MATIAFor Albany.
0'S0 r A=.LAKE SHORE LIMITED
2Sis hour train 10 Chicago
$50 P. M.-.cLEY VIA SI' CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
S.VVy &. M.-~WESTERN EXPEES8
I:00 2. M.-.MONTREAL EXPRESS.
CO.. MONTREAL E4 < 4 AND
''' = F IIIss chH3ni.ts s A l 3 8
TORONTO SPECIAL.
eizo r. M-sWESTERN NEW YORK
EXP
.s:s0 p M-.PACIFTC EXPRESS,
II :SV r. M--sCHIcAGO & ST. LOUIS EXP.
a. Dai!y. Except Sunday. Except Mon
a.o HARLEM DIVISION;
e:0o A. NJ. and S:85 2. NJ, daily except
ssunday' to Pittsfeld and North Adams
Pullman sgdi cars on all through trains.
Ilcket ontces at 149, 245 415 and 1910
fnroaoway; % Union Square w, 275 Co
lumous ave, III West I25th St, Grand
Soseastrai and l25th st, stations. New York.
Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 Ssth Street. for Cab
eerViee. baggage checked from hotel or
RESIDENCE by Westcott Express.
a II SMITH, G. F. DAILY
Nlce-Pres Gen'1 Mgr. PRSs'r Traffic Mgr.
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-yEDLArgs veil ;s ssts0 5.aSe i hsHo CT
.ssts1.s, i,-5vrn wants satisfactory man
f'ts y E- 81 cssb 70 establish and carry on
VI sa.s3-sss. 500 per month salary ana
.sLa,a 80 vita share OF profits extra
3 sIps, ssfs investment. permanent en-
s ss.c5i; an5 high class business goo ,, toT
per year q 9s5fs sTs "" saani ai5 Te5eP
sEsasss address g. EsstbUrn. g. Wabash
- chicago.
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LackaWanna Railroad.

Leave n. Y. Barclay. Christopher. ". 23d
SIS.
$500 A. M-For Bingkamton and EITuira-
80 20 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St
Louis.
.14OP M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
+AOO P M-For Scranton ana Plymouth
z.6 IL p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS as p M-Eor Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca
500 A. M-Chlcago-Sleepers open 80
p If.
7r,oksts at 14e 42e. 1883, 1884 Broadway,
V, s9e fulton ST. Bklyn. sDaily.
iExcept sunday. sLeavss Christopher 81.
10 p NJ weekdays
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PHOTO ENGRAVING

yATr-TONB and line work; catalogues and
49, ugerk; excellent results; low prices
IMAM 800 Company, 3 Great Jones 81
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GUNAwD 11NE

From Piers 51-52 North Rtrer
LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
CARONIA. ...--...-...-.. OCT @ ~ "
CAAIPAN ANA .--.--..-.- CA0r - -
ElTurla Oct % Lucania. $500. Oct n
Ca-ua MIA -.-- Oct. q T-n,bria -
GIBEIALT F-ITALY-ADRIATT(~
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
SI1A ' S-S1A Oct, 10. noon; Dec.
EAN WY "A Oct. 30. noon Mar "a
S.4A1E TEIA- Nov -. P VI: Ma -
~ - = = Jan. 3: Feb "a
EkENCN 4 BROWN. Gen'i Agene
80 state St. opposite ne Ratta-v
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pUKcHAsE AND EXCHANGE.

-. ,,q-VD To purchase. furpiture. carpets
WI ,.Ii,.4s-brac In good condition: WILL pay
-. class pric0s. Address Z. 81. Soool
BY by 100, Al wsst saith st
1TANAGERS. General export trade. 81, 300 :
yelyets tor men ware. s. 300 advsrtis-
soucltors 81 500 81 500 statesmen,
$50 retttcoats $685.: spsedomaters. 81. 900;
sstSg-Tr-espondents. 81 200: private secretaries
si ,64O; boolIlssepers aud clerks. sTs0-Sl. 600
SS.1 ar write for full particulars regarding
,Se above and AJAX FOR sample eepy OF
sssTSnportunities," containing hundreds OF
hisb x-ads business and technical positions
r. IpaOODs. ao7 Broadway. hsr Xoxk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

an yearly income Q F4G9 % 500 80, on
s1 "a estate investment: tue Q! lan n1s,
hssIsl -ii---,siy payrnent required on total
81 a.,t.' ~ $3.50: full particulars on re
n Bunron. 407 Victoria Bldg.
y Losis No
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
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ANTIQUES.

@>-oirer of antique and
.->TyANDo. now al I6i East S2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

~ PTrs aSD GENOA Cttra "a NspalL.
0c, ~. Nerd Arnarica. Nov. II. CABIN.
$50 On. Dining saloon on y,rofaaaads Dsck-
BorOosEsI. RARrTTELD = CO. -
NAL -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

----gC7-~ED. wishing 10 retire
~ TNlJhffe-141- b1siness, desires to dis
sasOlutsg =. -s,l estate and business III
IS 0. al rs ~ bout $500. 600. The
ssrss.s amounts -i.ss AVE earned over 1896
sk,sss enter ntssI ,.ss- some OF them for over
ss' 'z hey are an Rode raj ae s5,a up 10 Is
e .yey sesP:9tl .n ass ely. The op.
s-,-STed ~. 80 Z msn az capital IS eHee2-
rrtsrE, = = h-oke-s vii! be considered IN
sra. .- ver!tss. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
RAILROADS,
PIEMMSV WANNA!
X y n n

o1AdioNs foot Of West Twenty-third ST.
:, 81 The leaving tins from Dashrossss and
sIuauo streets Ia I've minutes later than
S Sst given below for Twenty-tbird Street
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PUBLIC ACCouNrANTs.

PIbL-1C ACCOUNTANTS.
EDGAR D. BRINKERHOF'F, Gsrtinee Pub
lie Accountant Estate % y. II 81 BrSac-
way, Room no Telephone 6lsI-Brsad-
THEO. KOEHLER. c. p. A--ExaHaininz
and reporting upon ztatsnsnts Ane ss,iaai-
tiona. J. S5 Broadway. 81 James buiidinS
Tsl S.004 Madison square.
w Il WALTER. Public Aecoonrant and
Auditu>.-sysssms devised; stAsenlsnss
prepqrsd; financial and Industrial invest
- lions $50 Nasssn-ss. Tel a2.n Beskman
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions tor
~ = tribune received az thatr Uptown
once. No. 1864 Brcztway eetwsea sesn
and STth SITS. until . CLOCK 2. ~. Aaver-
rtssnleuts received az the followinz eraEfoh
mes al regular Office rates Until q csoex
. m, Via: 254 sth ave. 3 .; eor' 80 q. !
iha afh ave cor 18th 81 81 East 1sth 81 !
~ vvsst 4ed 81. between IN and STD ayss. (:
ass West 18th st isse 81 ave-. hetwssa
=osh 80 TTtn sts.l 1925 Sd svs. near 6ist
az iTos LIST ave. near seth g iT East
isCsn -, Ne Trsrasat sS&i 80 % ave-
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.rss CHANCES.

,rsrsrss Chances;
-v We SELL YOUR
TENT Is q !. ?
u! 100 experience as
2apATENT SALES EA-
rEEL.,-rr,Y. II you have
CTS. se-ates or foreign pat
l. Cnl:es eaM write or telephone
=, fer sac EOYT. Patent Sales
s 1Si.llAM Isl $50 BRoADwAY. \: Y.
--I-EING solid paper box Depart
gsSJ-TAC.5, issse for sale: low rent es-
rsat Wiz srsde. profitable; i've to tan
rsSaTsd knoweo osssoF q PSsing n e
: .ss'ps1 r.acip!e, Sex SO, -T'olne o-loo-
5-~-RY so IMMEDIATELY
- VI AvvEAR THEREAk,I 2 FOR
lIp $, = LINKS 500 Iad,&EtslATl ply
IT; ss9 e YEAR FOR LEE EN- NOT Not
LND We n ANY EIst-1 ~ HOi S "a :
sil-s----.-s y ;ETFORwARD, TILL -. PAS-
lyp s!5 IL sSFNT on REQUEST. KEN
I'LL llc-gi1ssr -TTB 1909. p WILLIAM ST.
- CITY
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F9R SALE.

FGR SALE.
BOARDING HOUSE. vicinity Herald
Sauare. cheap FOR cash; leaving city rea-
Ean a idress Opportunity, Trt6uns Uptown
once, 1864 Broadway
DESKS rolltops; partitions. ratings. tables.
safes. letter presses. counters shelSings
,io+IiTe store fixtures; store. efnoss fitted
49,, TSros.. 2S-32 Centre ST.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

VACATION.
HAVE YOUR VACATION MINIS Developed
and printed by c. H DUNLAP. 1914
Broadway
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80 aua bookb.ndins; oris-
rEs taken ,o1 Instruction given. Bisa-
sssiens; sisfg FALL. I56 5th az. y. p:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

TO GIRRALTAR-NAPIE S-GENoA
-MOltks Oct. % @f Nfoltks .,..JGr. q
Hamburg Nov. 10 Deutschland. Feb. I
AeI(ke $3.50 Dec ! Hamburg Feb. 70
HaInourE. Jan. 10 Hamburg. -. .Nar, -
-t1as grill Room and GTymnasiuru. f6s5--
fterranean and Orient Cruise, 20 days.
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~1Ld-As AND CANES.

GOLD AND SILVER.
sx Aas..1.sAsD oold-sfT-- 5SsnIre Co,
VISA 70, - ave. cor. esth' pays high
fos~ ..1 seld and silver.
- Losoc;-2 AND SILVER bought
!ss SONS. gala and al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16
Mr.. Charles q. Hanford.

The names ii Booth and Barret will
always ungcr in the affections and ad-
miration OF the American public. They
are still remembered as the greatest
eNpClents of certain roles which rank
among the dramas most noble charac-
terizations. In addition TO the Interest
which always attaches to one ot
Charles Il. Hanford's representations
of legitimate drama there is especial
interest in his work this season, NV
ing 10 the fact that his production
OF Julius Caesar will be in effect
an ampliiCatiuA OF that made express
ly for Booth and Barrett. Years ago
when Mr. Hanford was a young and
ambitious member of their supporting
company. this original production was
designed under the presonal supervi-
sion Of Booth and Barrett. Mr. uau-,Tu
who had made a signal success In MS
performance of Mare Antony with
them purchased from the estate OF
Lawrence Barrett all the scenery,
properties. costumes and muse, used
in the representation. The grandeur
of old Rome is revived by a series Of
colossal stage pictures, all historically
correct and the cast which will be
seen in the Hanfori production OF
Julius Caesar at the Robson opera
house on Monday, Nov 10, win reflect
the Judgment ana conscientious care
witch this actor has always displayed
in selecting his companies. Tickets on
sale Sunday. Curtain rails Sis. l6-g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16
A NEW COUNTERFEIT BILL.
The Secret Service Discovers the
Worthless $40 Note

Washington, Nov. l5.-The United
States secret service announces the
discovery of a new counterfeit $40
Buffalo" United States note.
This counterfeit is apparently pho
to.lithographic production, printed on
two pieces of paper with silk fibre dis
tributed between them. The face OF
the note is gray yish black. The number
ing. seal and large TX Ten" are OF
good color and workmanship.
The check letter and plate number
do not appear in the lower right hand
corner The back OF the note is a dark
blush green.
By itself this counterfeit is apt tc
deceive. but when handled with genu
inc notes the marked difference in tn,
color cf the back should lead to It's
immediate detection.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16
May Aequit crapsey.
Ardmoreite Special.

New York, Nov. 16.-The diocesan
court. which has been investigating
the charges OF heresy against the Rev
A. s. Crapsey re-assembled today, and
decision is expected soon. From re-
marks made by member of the court
1t is believed that the clergyman will
be acquitted.
". Crapsey, who is rector Of St.
Andrews Episcopal church at Roch-
ester, was convicted of heretical
I teachings by a diocesan court at Ba-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

Many men and women catch colds
at dances which terminate i'm pneu-
monia and consumption. After expos.
urc, II Foley's Honey and Tar is Ia
ken, It win break up a cold and no
other serious results need be fear.
ed Refuse any but the genuine In
a yellow package.
Hoffman Drug Co. and City Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

tavia. n. j., last April He appealed
from the decision to the diocesan
court OF reviews, which has been con
sidering the matter tor the last
month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16
Pneumonia Follows 4 Cold.

mt never fellows the use Of Foley's
Honey ana Tar. II stops the cough,
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia.
Hoffman Drug CO., and City Drur
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

Eez2"dys Laxative, (contaiHia-.
Honey and Tar moves he bowsls
Csatstrs no oWaf-s. Gonfo-ns !,
Pare Food and Drug Law. Sold b
Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

True and tried friends Of the family
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers Good
pills. Sold by hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

The average girl is never happy TIL
some fellow comes along and makes
her miserable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

Good for everything a salve is used
for, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Get
Dewitt's. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16

What's in a name? Every girl nam
ed Amy isn't amiable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-16
the the wses', Ss''s s'sa'n' non'h,'' s~~ el.OO

will address expiration
Send your order today This is the first time in the
history othe Ardmoree that the paper could be bought
at this price and least 1000 subscribers should
be added TO lists before the Constitutional Conven-
tion ConveneS November 20.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-05
ALL OFF WITH
HONOLULU
YELLOW CHICAGO NEWSPAPER
STARTS THE CITY OCEANWARDS
AND LEAVES IT.

HONOLULU SLIPPING INTO THE
SEA?" is the title, in huge letters, of an
article published in the Chicago Ameri-
can. 1t followed reprts circulated in
San Francisc after the arrival of the
China.
San Francisco papers also had a good
deal to say about Hawaii experiencing
a quake In one of the papers is an
interview with c. ]. Hutchins, in which
the latter appears to say some queer
things about Hawaii. Earthquakes
are common enough here, according to
this interview, and It is nothing to see
women praying in the streets, during
the moments of terror caused by trem-
blings of the earth. "'m Hn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-05
.SLAYERS OF TILOEN
ARE UNDER ARREST
THE THREE YOUNG MEN WHO
KILLED MERCHANT TILDEN IN
SAN FRANCISCO WILL BE TRIED

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-The
three young men who are under arrest
and confined in the guardhouse at Fort
Mason, charged with the killing of H.
C. Tilden last Sunday night at Twenty
second and Guerrero streets are anx-
iously awaiting an investigation of the
affair. In the present unsettled condi-
tions It has been impossible for the
civil authorities to inquire into it in
more than a cursory manner, but it Is
expected that preliminary examina-
tion will soon be held.
The prisoners are E. S. Boynton, a
telephone inspector, 25 Richland ave-
nue.; George w. Simmons, a marine en-
gineer 431 Bartlett street; Malcolm
T. Vance clerk, 29111a Harrison street.
They say they thought that they had
properly constituted authority to pa
troll the streets in the vicinity of their
homes, and were so doing Sunday
night. They declare that arms and
ammunition had been given to them
by a Captain Bannon and a Captain
McCarty, but none can tell where the
officers named got their authority.
Baynton belonged to a vigilance COM
mittee in the district
The prisoners talked freely Of the
occurrence when seen yesterday but
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-05
MAY STOP JAPS
FROM HERE
IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES AT
SAN FRANCISCO INVESTIGATING
THE NEW ARRIVALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-The i'm
migration authorities at San Francisco
may put a stop to the exodus of Japa-
nese from Hawaii. They claim that
all Japanese who leave Honolulu are
contract laborers; that they agree to
work at specified points on the main
land; that their fares are paid from Ho-
nOlulu to their destination.
The men are sent to Montana, Utah,
Colorado, Arkansas and as far east as
New Jersey OF the thousands of Jap
anese who were in San Francisco, but
few remain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-05
THE PLANS FOR
BUILDING FRISCO
FIRMS TELL OF THEIR PLANS TO
ERECT NEW STRUCTURES AT
ONCE-TO BE MODERN.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-Frank
Maskey has determined to erect ten
story ST. ucture Of the best class on
Kearny street, between Market and
Post, where he owns a lot 66X1OO feet.
The entire block from Market to Post
will be covered with first-class build
ingS without delay, 1t appears.
Il have concluded to put up a ten
story structure on the best architec-
tural lines and using the best material
as soon as 1 can get Strengthened out" d"
said Mr.. Maskey yesterday, Il will
first have a temporary building on my
lot so as to get my business going
again. l saw Mr., Meyerstein yester-
day, and he told me that he would
erect an eight-story building on the
southeast corner of Kearny and Post.
formerly occupied by KOhler & Chase,
He has already given an order for
plans for this building to his adchitect,
Julius Kraft with a general direction
to spare no expense. Mr.. Lowenberg,
my neighbor, who owns the lot be-
tween mine and Meyerstein, informed
me yesterday that he would rebuild.
He will put up four or five stories on
his lot, which is 2OXGO feet"
1t is also authoritatively stated that
Ortmann, owner of the property be-
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S15O,OOO FOR SITE
FOR FEDERAL BUILDING
Washington, d. c.. April IA, 1876

Washington, d. c.. April IA, 1906,
EDITOR HAWAIIAN STAR:-Al-
though the Omnibus Public Building
bill will not be made public for another
week, have been personally advised
by the chairman that we will be given
$l5O,OOO for the purchase of a Federal
Building site in Honolulu. This action
on the part of the committee is all the
more gratifying because they had pre-
viously adopted a rule that they would
not make any provisions for any of the
territories in this Bill. knowing that
fact, we have, since the date of our
hearing made a persistent personal
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COULD NOT STAND
while SHOCK LASTED

A. b. Elmer was a passenger to Ho-
nolulu on the Alameda. He was pre-
sent in the Red Cross work in San
Francisco and came to this city for a
much needed rest after ten days of
hard work and of hardships that can
only be surmised He is q guest of
the Y. NJ. c. A. and will address that
organization tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mr. Elmer was cnnected with the Y.
M. c. A. in San Francisco aside from
being prominent member of the Red
Cross Society. He tells his story of
the ten days he was in San Francisco
after the disaster as follows:
1T was ten days of conglomeration
Each was full of the most narrowing
of experiences. Full of hardships and
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The general story of San Francisco
is complete today, from the first dread
full shock early in the morning of April
1S, to April 90, when the population of
the city had rallied from the disaster
and in a commercial sense might be
llkened to a vast new mining camp
suddenly growing into new city The
detailed story never will be complete,
for the tales of terror and excitement,
of DEATH, suffering, heroism and de-
prcvity, can never be more than light
ly touched,-the hours that saw SOO,-
900 people rendered homeless were too
fun of incident to be ever adequately
described.
IN a general way it is settled by to-
days advices that the completeness OF
the destruction has never been exag-
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gerated,--the city is practically wiped
ont. In financial loss, the disaster is
the greatest in history. Another point
settled Sc that the loss of life was not
large. In spite of repeated estimates
below a thousand lives lost, many Ho-
nolulu people refused to believe that
such a diea ster could have occurred
without a larger number of deaths. A
general Sdrvey of the accounts at the
present indicates that the best estimate
is about a thousand. In the fire-swept
acres of buildings there is many burn
ed corpse that will never be identified
and in the region where flames burn
ed at their hottest there must be bodies
burned to ashes not even recognizable
CONTINUED on Pafe Seven).