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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-24
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM COMPANY.
4l6 BROADWAY

New YORK. January l.. 1906
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of mis- Company for the election Directors
and JIsps ut0rs q Election for ensuing
the transaction q such other business may properly
before will he held Office Of Company
DIST. 1870. a. clock Polls
2lst, 1906. ! O'Clock ? Polls viii -ren from
70 o'clock stock transfer books vi close Saturday
January 27ih. and reo!cn Thursday. February lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-24

2o ESQ Total sales.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26
RICE STEALER KILLED

Kce Long. Waterman at rice plan
tation at Waipahu. was brought 10
town yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Fernandez and lodged In the
police station Jail, charged with muir
der. The man whom he is said to have
killed was another Chinese who, as the
story goes, was trying to steal rice
from Kee Long.
The killing took place yesterday
morning. Several attempts had been
made to steal the rice, which was har.
vested and lying in bundles in and
about the sheds, and the Waterman was
therefore looking out for them. Ht
saw three Chinese enter the premises
with shoulder poles, and ordered then
of the place. The trespasscrs resisted
and attacked Kee Long. He got CUR
and shot one Of his assailants In tho
knee. The man died the same fore,
, noon.
A post norton examination wa,
made by Dr. Mcdonald. and In tn,
meantime Koc Long was arrested. X
W .Breckons has been retained to dc
| fend him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26
uNDSAYS DECISION
IS VERY IMPORTANT

An important decision was given by
Judge Lindsay this morning in the
cases of Thomas Flores and Lau Tin
Pin. both accused Of assault with u
weapon. The decision came up on a
motion made by Judge Gear, counsel
for the defendants. that the case he
stricken from the calendar on two
grounds. The first was on account Of
the fact that the indictments had been
signed by a deputy attorney general in
stead of by the County Attorney. as
provided for in the County Act. The
other was on the ground that when
the Grand Jury which brought In the
indictments commenced to sit there
was already a Grand Jury In session
and that therefore the second Grand
Jury was Illegal.
Doth motions were overruled and the
cases will go to trial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26

Two good games of baseball were
played at the MalSiki grounds ycster.
day afternoon. The first game was
between the Myrtles and the Puma.
hous. The Myrtlcs won by the close
score of ; to g.
the score by innings follows:
2 3 4 3 q 7S9
Puns ........0 | o 90 O03 il
Myrtle ....0 90 2 o 90 s-G
The second game was between the
Young Leilehuas and the Sweet Homes
The Sweet Homes won by the score
Of 7 to 4. In the last inning the Young
Lcilchuas changed themselves from
right hand to left hand to see II they
could get base on balls, but Honar
nut them right over the plate and wor
the game.
Tho score by innings follows:
ga 3 67S
". LET'S .......1 o o. q u o.
S. Homes ....0 2 2 -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING. or

PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING. or.
nee Of the Constructing Quartermas'
ter, Honolulu, II, r., November IL.
1905. Sealed proposals In iriplica'e
for painting shinGlo roofs nj all build,
ings at the new post At Kahauiki, Iio
nolulu, n, r. viii be received here m
N 10 a. N, November rs 1905, and
then opened Blank proposals and ~
formation furnished IN application
Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed proposals. Tor painting
ana Addressed James V AaIap CAPT
|luh luir ropsuucllpg QNarlelmaaleI
'u, b. A. uopulpn n T.
Nov 10, ~ 40, 10 ~ ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26

r,,r-rstynr J. c. Aysr& Co.. Lowell. Mass, U.s.G
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26
Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory OF Hawaii. At
Chambers: In Probate. In the Matter
of the Estate Of Beatrice Helen Christ.
ley, Deceased. Order OF Notice of
Hearing Petition for Administration.
On reading and filing the petition of
Lizzie Christlcy. mother Of deceased,
of Honolulu. alleging that Beatrice
Helen Christlcy of Honolulu died in.
tcstate at said Honolulu on the 9Th
day of September. A. ID. 1906. leaving
property In the Hawaiian Islands nee.
essary to be administered upon, and
issue to Richard II. Trent, II Is or.
dered that MONDAY, the cath day of
DECENT BIER, A. ID. 1906, at . o'clock
a, m, he and hereby Is appointed for
of this court at Honolulu. at which
time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause. II any
they have, why said petition should
not be granted, and that notice of this
order be published In the English Ian
guage once a week for three success
i've weeks In the Evening Bulletin
newspaper In Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, November 10,
/ 1906.
(Signed J. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge Of the Circuit Court
Of the First Circuit
Attest:
(Signed) J. A. THOMPSON.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit.
Kinney, McClanahan & Derby at
torneys for petitioner.
35i3-Nov. 10, 26; Dee, 3, 10,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-26

Pic. JOB rno'Ins ., ~, ssll'um
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

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Ths End
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
CHAPTER XIV
ConIus5cn

Cocc cigsion
Tne husband s16 z-fe read Tie co-
fess5On together after BE hza hes. y
leased and returned 70 lis or ho-se
and great Firy took Dossassig- Of
AIS sgui for his unfortunate brorhsr
He had great innate noaleness
said Co1s-anee. -0T b. Eould nor have
sven uP eveFyrhing Ehen be usizat
have kept it~
fes. tEat proves (, said her Eus-
os1d, -but fo- this I might sim Be II
e1naHeUsur and awaiting trial G.
c,izTse q zur6er: but ore Il to
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The HaEilrous coaIfzuez 20 rss.se
IN GTOEe1sle. TIE childre- rreE 10 Be
a taI y01ih and naIs. and great cor.
forrs 70 their psrsztx. zzd hey ws-e
taugAt 70 feel pity. rather thar eetes-
zti0u. ,0r TIE wicked
After TO o. three Tears pzsssa
aNay, a large box q fruit reached
theE from California. AID they feIt
sure the Eerdsr Uus- - Victor. II
nre years cane : check for ons thou
szzc fOIizrz u Ezs signed CARTS
Rogers-- bat rsey wsre szrs II care
from hinn also. pzrtieuizrly as oshers
followed fFoz tir1e 20 tine. They
Erois 70 Charles Rogers. bat receive
inz 10 reply fzaeie9 hat he I'D rOs
dare sasEe-. and 50 they wogI9 no
Ente again
Bat ~ last they hezr1 u AIN. and
- 4 say 20 create the utzcst COZ
EieTuailon- lie Had been arrested. We
All read the Account of 3 Eszl-ky
FzEea oEnsT gh0 Ezs arrested anE
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1lsa0zesty- HoE for years Ne hsd
cOZEznaed fhe unlEersal respect q
-he community In Eaieh he lived
hoE be Azd risen from bei1g he nzn
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aETesr- Amer a tiEe the zzuer Has
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nlna@ t.atsly afarte1 for CalIforafa
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
ersa. church.s 70 M-r.

The --latest consolidation u P-otes-
iant Episcopal churches in Manhattan
IS likely 20 be that of All Souls ana
he ArehzEgel keeping the title Of tse
one and tie building OF the other. All
Souls vas the t-nth0n Memorial. ana
a mission os nezssr resources when
Rev r. H Newton took charge IN
1851 that remarkable orator ana In
ersl thinker made il center Of great
religious interest and Of 50 peculiar
congregation thai his successor in
iso- did not succeed in holding il. so
that i has run dO~n There are two
other struggling churches or, the de-
nomination that expect 10 ges helped
hy the co1soiidztson: and the pex
Al Souls wOalG thea Be IN St Nicho-
las avenue
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

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TIE ease * Nrs c " Psa-so-. 9ko
rssi5es here - a particularly inter
es-iAs a5e- Here . TIE sro-y tod 81
NJ PearsOz. her Essazrd, II his o~a
ECrsS He szys--
NJ Eife's health vas hz5 fO- a
k9nz tine Lzzt J1ly ahe vas :zEen
terrible tad ~irh spzs-s- sat for
the 9Ocrcr. ara after -zkfrg a tho--
o-zh sLs=i1zIi0z of ker. ks sals II
coubteGly TIE czzss q her troEb1s was
= fisorzc-ed state q The KtE1sys.
His Ee5icias didn't seen 70 be dong
ksr u1ca good. 50 as hez-1 zbozs
Do6d's Ki6ney Pills. 90, her a box
i1st 70 give TIM = trial We'll tte
eject vas tust EonterfuL I szz tha-
theT Eere the right Medicine szE
E0r tw0 zOre boIes- When she had
taken tkess she Tzs 20 uuch better
t1zr. SIZE lad increased thirty poeuds
4 weight she IS DOE cutie well. and
re oEe Il al 20 Dode's Kidney PIfLs--
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
Banter Rssesniz.s n. sznd.

Il is ire boast OF the hardy fsEer-
men and coasters of Cape Cod hat
they can tell where they are without
any instrument but the lead. and with
10 other observation than 4 scrutiny
d The sand brought from The bottom
upca IL
A feE years ago ore Capt Bunker
Ezs On q cruise. and. being confined
% his cabin by sickness. be directed
hat The lead should be brought down
70 his berth f0r his inspection Tie
eTzfr belonged 70 Nantscket, znd vas
il sand ballast The mate OF The res
So, somewhat 0f vac. and doubtful
of the eaB,sin-s inf1lllbglsfy. creased
Tie lead and. dipping Il into the tal-
last carried il down 70 the berth
Old Capt Bunker's eyes dilzsgs with
asiC1ishment as he asked. do yo1
say ycu got this sand By sounding
Yes. sir
TAeu, by tae STea, bo-nspoon. Nan.
t1uks-fs sunk aad ge are rfghg ovec
Tupper-s Hul."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
nAIARIAf ~
Generally mat Is Ne. -. -

Generally That Is Ne. the Trcgu,e
Persons with = susceptibility TO ua-
srial iaEUe2ces sho1ld beware Of co...
fae, which has 4 teEde1ey 10 load =,
lAe Ever With bile.
a lady writes from Denvsr that xh.
suffered for years from chgls and
fever which al lcst she learned weFe
mainly prOd1eed hy the eo1se she
drank
Eas also grfevoasly aHic,ef
sta headaches and Indigestion she
says. which became satisfied xe-.
ukeElse largely due TO The eCCee I
drank six months ago cut n. use
altogether and began To drink Postum
Food Coffee. With the gratifying resu,,
tAai ny headaches have disappeared
ny digestion has been restored ana
nAFe no, had q recurrence Of chris
ana lever for more than three mouths
! have 10 doubt that il vas Postum
lnai brought me this relief. for have
Used no medicine While this improve
neat has been going en- Qt Vas
really relief from congestion of the
-4fer caused by coffee
Ny daughter has been as erea, a
coree crsnker as I. and for years vas
: fnieted With terrible sick headaches
<hieh often lasted for q week AZ a
iIne- She Is brain worker and err
eessive application together With head
aches began 10 affect her nenorx
most seriously. She found no hslu ia
medicines ami the doctor frankly ad-
: isec her 10 quit coffee and usa Post
I'M
For more than four months sh.
has not had . headzche-her mental
4elities have grown more active ana
isorous and her memory has been
-estored-
No more tea. coffee or drass fo-
:. so long as We can get Postum
Same given by Postum Co. Battle
'reek. Mich.
Inerss a reason Read the little
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15


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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

1 ec csEC1Ion - ne Ezt ro2 that sre
I Eas dead. saif 70 myself. exultzatIy
I Wo1l4 press NY pre- seEced claims
| uDon Constance as I never had done
| Bot ! said EO-Aizz aholc X % MARKS.
/ with wAO-n and Al ~ eFil associates
I determined 70 nFezks for. strange a.
X may sppssr. ! falIy decided 70 begiz
a new upright life. 70 b IN realty
| whzt Yane had beez- ! EoEld peF-
suade CoEstaEce % marry ne oz the
plea Of 5ezinnIng a neE ne together.
znd thea / deciEed 70 be SC kind. 50
good and true. that she would never
mlstrzst Ezs 70; TIE real Vzne Han
iltoH.
Inc good. pG-s norzl atmosphere
of GrUTsdzIe seemed to have upIifssd
ny sOal TO better thirgs than + had
ever kaoEu- began 10 see tkzt 5oz-
Or really existed. that there we're true
hearts II the Eosid. L1ttle Clare
would kneel beside ne when she
prayed. and sometimes prayed
with her, In NY heart, and
'aEcieG WzS struggling 70 free
rself Of the terrible tolls q sfEs.
9Hi how could / think that far
giveness vas mire. or that L
-Ould come 20 ne in the midst q ths
wicked deceil oi ~ daily life,
About this yiz1e ! began 10 feel COT
sciOus of an unezsiuess regzrdiu-
Primus Edez No: that 7 rnIstrus,ei
Constance o. any vrong- Far from
it Bz, feared that she might have
romantic attachment for aim, as he
Eas said % resemble her husband In
some degree. called him 70 the Of
fee and talked ~ith hiu- The resen-
bIanee existed. bat rot 70 an unusuaI
degree. ! had Let the slightest i5ea
be was FaEe HzmlIton-n0t the
slightest. for Vane. I vas cOnTinced. I
lad been Drowned When be left the
otace after rejecting ny proposal 70
yige him a better joo in another nIu
{ warned him 10 keep OF ny premises I
NJ premises. and he the true owner.
Marks vas keez1r than !. zzd, I
thirk, miStrusted him from the hrst 4
Bat he szid nothing TO ne about g. /
i vas sis hand thai arsd the shOs II !
PTimus Edss. as he vas called OF I
that ! an firmly eGzvinesE. thozgh 7 /
aid not see hin sbO1t GEoFedale. 4
-hink he concelFed the scheme q r. i
LeEcTz ard Vzne from ny !
path, and thea Of holding L oEer ne I
afteTgsrds as Ike roezss q getting
zrss suIs q Donsy frOza ne. Ehich
be reasO1sd WOulE pay rather thzz
il1eE the lszttef 20 become kEoEz
Bet neVsr sFen miEtrus3e1 L zntn
7zrs recoFeret his rszzoa z1l
,su0ghE zalr agaizst ne Then lore.
ealOusy. fear. ard ne Cd i-srize- 70
~ ~ faeuifiss akzinE- the World
.rose Nitaiz ne There sseEea -
lthsr oorgss rpez rhza 20 oppose the
uit. and eve rything seemed n ny
2sor. Thlss Ess ~ the cztsst fa.
. the Gays Esut On. s1f ! ssS tas an
falsh Of Cozstsree. the cejsetioz q
rsBe. a great. 5h1aterinz ply for
zen both ard horror fo- myself.
.Eoss = ny s11l I E01Ie lAiEk o.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

iko-e sVif' strong frieuaships and
perception u earh Others thosshts
that 80 ra-e-y cones 10 one
Wees Mr. Witserton vas qu.ts ooa-
gzlrser-f AiaEe lad folioEed the
goaug -osto- ost oulo the porch ous
eay A. o. sss departing
~ fatLeT returns to-day. Le said
zhrlptiE -znt an E1szz 10 ziEs u.y.
tt-f 1o 1zg.
Wee are sen gSirgs she asked.
I1 ~ rooss. WI sos 20 Eith
Eaf fl aeet s0nrs o1t-oor sife
r1ss
fhsf af-sfEoll ~ The besafiful
Epe-s ehTa ts~y had Ezthe5eg hzss
--zrssf-l ~ Wzke Eoblzs zlEays stoo1
ouz a. 'Es inrszbo-d - her u4i6sn-
hclo fia eyes lad spokez hog.
~ - hae beeE siIeas.
% refarn 70 srhOol ionso-ros.~ ske
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
WITNESS AZ EXPERT on LYING
Re Was Iiio~ed 70 T-Ftfy IN Court
ard Wc- -. Cas-.

- 49,
A Kansas Cltg lzWysr tells of The
uss Il expert tsstinozF OF lying He
ssys-
Ezs rrusecI.lzg attorney fur FiE-
.zey co-1tg T. ISL. and had a fellow
~ before Squire y C. Jo1ss On The
charge q horse stealing He hired
s-Ike Sz-t01 10 defeaE Ein. and uheu
the case Eas called I proved beyoud
gusstiol - . Eit1sEs Wh3 witnessed
The theft that re hzd the rfgh- uzz-
After The prDsecz-t11 had rested s1--
lcz iztrot1cet 'BuEaIo- goues zs Eit-
less. zEd Erzve.y informed the co1r1
that he intended 20 Vr0ve Or hin hat
Ey =i-ness RAJ He'd BEEaso' took
-he stz1d and sEOTe thar. EhEe he
I'D newer seea o. hearL tne Esruess
before ard Enew -olhIEz a. al zbolr
the crime eo-E-e5 Ee had lad 4
greet deal o. experience ~isb ueB and
rou-f teI pretty cerIzin wken fhsr
NeEs lying TEea h rroceeLsI 20 ter
Ecw men ac-e5 whs7 they were lyiEs.
sEt Zvs Tie eErerr op1uio1 that ~
Vit1ess bad sworn 10 les fr1- The
Nora Eo- protested az4i1s. srch
rerforEznces. bur Sutton ua6e the
i1dce belisve he had a. mach night 20
an expert on liars as he
rouis have 70 introduce an expert o.
uediclze or any other science. and the
rssu-, was the thief vas dismissed
from custody"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

s.s~--- Lez.ss - sr oss 5so< az a.
su-.io~ SAFE - ps-fa

AZ q bock szfe n . Paris s1rttr-5
-voz the o<hzr Car a rsnriernzn tz-z-
i.E over the issVss - oEse e tfs koozz
saE a tEze ro-n piece q rzpe- vticA
- kz1 The e1-so@f-F - oDSn- Tbs
proved 70 be vii exsrafs1 il p-Dpx
orSer abort ninety yez-s zgD. *.
zsTsr uroFe5- u uzs rkz. q q 10
zzn whose desfA. az Ezhsegzezr n
eUirT has ssoun- took pEzcs eixhfy-
1Te Tez-z zgDl As - uzI cS1l1 -
f0Asaa. r-fes-<c2 zzs asszned. zzd a
D@-so1slty q 1859 pszzds zzs a.
v1s'ed zzo1E relatives. In farz. tA@
MI b@qzezih@-f sFe-ytht1x % . nsees
lo1g since dez5. sz1 TIE ezest5oa z0s
arises A. 10 the claims Il h@- t-s-
ee-1zsts sEz1zst those q th@ 0eke-
-zzrffc-ssz-o-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
An An-i.n, R.iI,oaa 1i.t.,

Prank P. Hinn1n. Of Mount Morris,
y = has Just had his FIRST ride on
Tie Erie railroad TO Rochester are
back and he used ticket that vas
issued in 1854 to his grzndfathsr. ans
had neveT been Cancelled When the
pareAase- q the ticket died in tsei
he Sequesthed il 10 his fAvOrits
grandson The latter has since been
waiting 10 get holiday. which he ~
Gently eu5oyed-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

laughter Il -eh- 1ezotes ske nj
a1cAoiT tszDs-z1ez- TO lzzzh IL
ca cs1oces q ge1erozs. harry ard
determined Ez-1re- BIT rn0ss uhoss
laughter gives TIE so1zd q ts@
Frerch u are zEss1tkrOpes. hypo
critics AMI Elssrs. While laughter iz
e is the property q ehFIt-za zza
slE9le-rzinoed Psrs0zs. This goSrx
z5ozf fzz Effh tzezIre sers07s-sss
skOui1 heE1 zD1e-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

psy ala1 some tine. II possible. the
n-o-sy J took vhiIe occupying his
g-eEises- AID. Constance. I prouiss
yol ths, I EIl 1--we an houes. sife here
AFTER. 7 can fancy your doubling M
ability 70 60 So but wHI-I swear
il
WheEeveT 90 I shall take Eith ne
L1e memory q yoET true, noble No
n-zE1ooa ard EifE1ood Tzue nay
rez- his soul il your truth and fssth
tglress. and l. in tize. perhzps. nav
y slzd 70 thizk q Toz As sis-s-. bu.
rol ncT-Eot EoE- for fear q seen
iEg nzEdIin refrzin from saying
uore- YOz must have known hos {
loved To1- AID yOu can realize EEaf
i ecs.s 10 leave yog TO him
VICTOR HAMILTON