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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Brighton Track Entries.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, DC.
tober 3.-The following is the list Of entries
for tomorrow's events
First race, for two-year-old maldens; six
furlongs-Suada, 107; Marelle. 10; Jennie
Wells, 1O7; vive Voce. 1O7; Prince Fortu-
natus. 10; Elixir, ITO; Dan Buhre. 10; Ma.
dine. 1O7; Hardshot. 40: Elfall, 1O7; Edo
Gold Chiccle. 1O7; Yankee Girl 1O7; Flint
Hill, 10; Get Aboard ITO: Sally K, 1O7
Ben Trovato, 10; Sam Bernard. ITO.
Second race, steeplechase. for four-year-
olds and upward selling; the short course
two miles-Allegiance, 155; Gypsic. 145
Waterford. 145; Caller. $50; Mutt Blanche
145: Russell Sage. 145; Bonfire. 1855: Modest
40; Garter Knot. 145; Adams, 145: Com
mandant, 40; Bound Brook, 159.
Third race. for fOur-year-olds and up.
ward. selling, one mile and a sixteenth
Sonoma Belle, 103: Col. White. 1O8: Palm
Tree. 1O1; Tartan, 100; Schoolmate, 1903
1O6; Bleneworth. 1O6; Ebony. 1O6: Tyron
1O7: Right Royal. 1906: Deutschland, ia
Ed Ball. 1O6; Onatas, 1903; Bragg. 100.
Fourth race. the Triumph Stakes. for
1O7: Montgomery, 1O7; Fountainblue, liz;
Little Minister. 107; Mr.. Peabody. 1O7;
Prince Hampton. 1O4; Dinna Ken. 10i;
Paumonok, 112; Manana, 1O4.
ward; handicap; one and one-half miles
Red Fria- III; Miss Crawford. 118: Ang
Ter. 113; Blenenworth. 107; McKittridgs
100: soncma Belle, los; Kind Henry. 100;
Sixth race. for all ages: six furlongs-
Pinkerton. 10s: Firebrand. 10; Gambrinus
los; Victoria B.. 81: Homelander. 1903: Eas,
End, lob: Ace High. 50; Fish Hawk, 81;
Sir LynneWood, 1O6; Monet, 1Os: Emperor
Of India, 105: Workman, 103; Kiamesha
LIS; Jacobite, 100.
Seventh race; conditions same as sixth
Prince Frederick. Ill; Delmore, 1903; Macy
B. Clark. 1903: St. Estephe. 1O8; DR.. Halls.
worth, 103; Sly Ben, Ill; Society Bud, 1903
Park Row, 1903; Winning Hand. 1903: Gen
tian, Iii: Burnett 1O8: Slickaway, 118
Anna Smith. 108; Comedian. 1903: Refiec
ton. 1903; DR.. Dix. 1O8; Saylor. 10S: Home
lander. 10S; Quinn Brady. Ill.
First Race at Brighton.
BRIGHTON BEACH. October 3-Firs
race. six furlongs. four-year-olds and up
selling-Teacress to and to 5. first
Niblick, 5 to l place. second; Belle OF Fort
land, third. Time. Lib 20.
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Police Commissioner Scented Graft

Police Commissioner Bingham announced
in New York yesterday that he was on the
trail Of men outside the police depart
ment who have been systematically collect
ing graft from poolrooms. and who recent
ly assessed certain police officials seeking
promotion the sum of $4,000. Because
Of his knowledge Of this corruption he says
he will refuse to appoint as inspectors any
for whose benefit q fund Is said to have
been raised.
The commissioner made 1t pain that he
accuses the same men who collected the
SIS, COO Of collecting graft from poolrooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

LIVERPOOL October 3.-Closing: Cot
ton-Spot In fair demand: prices to IS
points higher; American middling fair. So:
good middling, go; middliag, sos; low
middling. 5.ss; good ordinary, 5.54; ordi-
nary. $50. The sales of the day were 49,
bales. of which 1000 were for speculation
and export and included $500 American.
Receipts. 2.OOO bales, including 1,6OO Ameri-
can. Futures opened barely steady and
closed steady; American middling e. O. c.
October, 5.61; October and November,
5561a; November and December, 5.54k; De-
cember and January. 5.55k; January and
February. 5.J6h; February and March,
55S1a; March and April, SCI: April and
May. 5.621s; May and June. 5.64 June and
July. 1854; July and August, 5.86h.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS

When Union Trust Company stock was
reached In the call at the meeting today
of the stock exchange. one OF the brokers
with the view, as he afterward stated, OF
starting what he called "a conversation"
asked what was the BID for the rights on
the proposed new issue Of stock 1t was
stated that the circular had not as yet been
issued bringing the increase in the stock
to the attention Of the stockholders with
the view Of getting their consent. but that
consideration was passed over by the re-
5oinder that q bid could be made for the
stock when issued.
There were several brokers who made
bids, starting from % per share and run
ming up to SO. and Ii II needless to say
that II any business was intended mono
was done, as 1t seemed to be the general
impression that these figures did not rep
res the actual value Of the stock o., on
the stock was continued at $50. with 16O
al the asking price.
Except slightly better figures for gas
stock. there was nothing IN what trans
pired at today's meeting to indicate any
change In the situation. The tendency for
the past day or SO has been toward higher
levels. and today the bid was 50. and
couple of sales OF fractional lots were on
that. level and a quarter OF point higher.
the probability OF quite block coming
on the market. and one theory has been
held that the slowness with which the stock
has recovered from the recent LIQUIDATION
was TN order to prepare for any new offer-
ings and take them on the lower levels. It
Is now thought that the expected stock
VIII not come on the market for the pres
emit at least.
few shares Of telephone stock were
wanted. and So was bid for II. which was
an advance Of three points over the bid
Of yesterday for quotation lot Of twenty
five shares. The particular lot of fifteen
shares was offered for 50, and twenty-five
shares were to be had at 60, with the bid
for the latter lot at 57h.
The secretary of the exchange read q
letter from the president of the Mitchell
Mining Company, asking that 5000 shares
OF the company's stock be listed on the
exchange. in addition to the 467 GOO shares
which are already listed. The par value
OF the stock Is SO per share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Dead Man Nearly Elected.

The Connecticut town elections Monday
had their humorous side. Winsted repub-
licans nominated H. B. Morse, a veteran.
eighty-six. for tree warden as a jest. He
defeated Felix Gallagher. the one-legged
Incumbent Of the office. by 14 majority.
Iitchfield elected w. T. Marsh, DEM
ocrat, who went to Maine, bought a car
load of potatoes and sold them for 80 cents
less a bushel than the storekeepers. first
selectman.
In Manchester a dead man, J. D. Pickles,
served the town on a cemetery commit
tee for over q year and came near being
elected for another term.
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Brooklyn Man Climbs Mt. Mckinley

Satisfying a long-cherished ambition. DR..
Fred A. Cook Of Brooklyn has reached the
summit Of Mount Mckinley. which towers
20. AGA feet above the Pacific ocean. DR..
Cooks feat is notable. as his is the first
ascent OF the mountain on record. and fol-
lowed repeated failures. News Of his sue
cess was received tonight In a telegram
from him. dated Tyonek. Alaska. An ex-
petition headed by DIR. Cook some time ago
failed of It's purpose. and he left here last
May for a second attempt Dr.. Cook was
surgeon of the Peary arctic expedition In
1S9l-02 and similarly associated with the
Belgian expedition Of 1S07-90. He has writ
ten much on polar exploration.
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INJURIES RESULT IN DEATH.
Railway Brakeman Expires at Emer.
gency Hospital Today.

Richard Hyde, the Southern railway
brakeman who was injured Monday after
noon while uncoupling cars in the yard
near Maryland avenue and 18th street. as
stated in yesterdays Star, died at the Emer-
gency Hospital about noon today. The
police investigated the accident Monday
and reported that 1t was caused by the
breaking OF the rail fender. the brakeman
being caught between two cars and his left
leg crushed. It is thought that he also re-
ceived internal injuries.
Coroner hewitt win make an inyestiga-
ton Of the accident this afternoon. The
deceased was thirty years Of age and lived
at 2A Sth street southwest.
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Chicago Cattle.

CHICAGO. October 3.-CattIe estimated
receipts today, 21.OOO; market strong to 1Oc.
higher. Beeves 39Oa7. 90; COWS and helfers.
6Oa52O; stockers and feeders, 25Oa4. 40:
Texans, 3.7Oa4.4O: westerns, 35Oa5. 40;
calves, 6.25aS.5O.
Hogs-Estimated receipts. 1900; market
strong to &c. higher; mixed and butchers.
835a6.So; good heavy, 645a6.S2h; rough
heavy. 5.9OaG.35; light. Q. 35a6 So pigs. 5. 76a
$40: bulk of sales 6.35a6
Sheep-Estimated receipts, IS 600; market
steady. Sheep 365a5. 40; lambs 4 Goa. 30
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THE BALTIMORE MARKEra
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 3.-wHEAT-Firm
7ssss7sN; October. 7Sa75H; November. 7ea7eH
December. 77a77A; steamer No. red, 7Oa7OE
receipts, TO- 1S9 bushels; exports, 10000 bushels
southern by sample. 54a75; southern on grade,
7Otaa76.
CORN-Firm spot, 54ssa54As; October 53Aa 53x
5sa534; receipts 4s: 1876 bushels: exports, I754a
bushels; southern white corn, 55a56h; southern
yellow corn, 53a55h.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 white 39a39h; No. white
3sa3sh No. mixed, 37a37h; receipts p 055
bushels.
RYE[Firm; No. 2 western, export. GAGS; No. 2
western, domestic. 7Oa71.
HAY-Steady, unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Dul unchanged.
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BULLS AND BEARS
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October S.-Bankers who
have canvassed the monetary situation very
carefully expressed the belief today that
there would not be any further serious
stringency during this month and probably
not until near the close OF the year. They
said that money was beginning to come to
New York In payment of merchandise pur-
chased for all the leading points In the
west. Az the crops are marketed money
from this source would continue to now to
New York in q steadily increasing volume
for some months to come.
In view Of the decidedly easier money
market which was looked for and the ex-
cellent business conditions which prevail
throughout the United States prominent in
terests in the stock market believed that
the trading would be on a large scale for
some weeks to come. and that prices on the
whole would advance materially from the
present level They based this opinion also
on knowledge Of the fact that important
deals are yet to be announced.
There was naturally considerable disap-
pointment because the Great Northern orc
deal was not officially announced in detail
yesterday. It now transpires that some
interests in the market which are in q posi-
ed yesterday morning that the official an
nouncement would not be made for several
days. While prominent interests in the
steel corporation which have been quoted
recently as saying that the transaction was
actually closed, 1t Is understood that there
are details yet to be cleared up which rem
der an immediate announcement tmprac-
ticable. The Information comes from ex-
cellent sources that both parties to the
transaction are sincerely DESTROYS Of having
it consummated, and that they are dis
posed to do all in their power to expedite
matters.
Those who are best informed do not doubt
for a moment the ultimate contamination
of this big deal, but they point out that 1t
Is 80 large and SO important that 1t 10 i'm
possible to close 1t within the space OF time
In which even inside interests thought 1t
could be brought about.
As indicated yesterday morning. the opin-
ion Is firmly held by railroad men that mat
tiers of greater Importance than were an
nounced were passed upon the St. Paul
stockholders meeting on last Saturday.
These men are extremely confident that
within q compare lively short time st. Paul
stockholders will. be given the right to sub
scribe to at least as much stock as was OF
fered recently. That amount was approx
mately $25OO0,OOO.
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Each Forfeited IS.

George w. Allen and James E. Reed. two
drivers Of ice wagons. were charged In the
Police Court this morning with selling Ice
which they had not weighed. When their
names were called. there was no response
and each forfeited IS collateral because OF
their absence.
Assistant Sealer OF Weights and Measures
Howe saw these drivers in Georgetown yes
terday. falling to weigh Ice which they
were delivering to customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO. October 3.-Renewed profit
taking by local longs caused moderate
weakness today In wheat Excellent
weather for wheat movement In the north
west also tended to weaken the market
December opened " lower at 75A. and
after selling at 757s declined to IS.
On calling by commission houses Decem-
Der corn was easy at AN.
ecember oats were easy at 33sa34.
January provisions opened steady. Pork
at 1885. lard at 1874. ribs at 715
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Senator Martin Sold His Farm.

Senator Thomas g. Martin of Virginia
was at Lynchburg yesterday and completed
the deal whereby he dIsposes Of his valua-
BILE. Albemarle estate. near Scottsvihe. to
Mr. D. A. Langhorne Of Lynchburg. The
property comprises about 1900 acres. 1t is
not known what the purchase price was.
The deal has been on for some time. and
Mr. Langhorne, who owns other valuable
property in the vicinity OF this farm, comes
into possession at once.
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Grain and Provisions SUMMARY
Liverpool Prices.

LIVERPOOL. October 3-Wheat-Spot
Arm: No. red western winter. 6s 11kd :
futures steady; December, IS. sid; March.
Is. SID.
Corn-spot steady; American mixed, As.
lid; futures quiet; October, 4s. ED; De-
cember, As. 57sd.; January, As. I'D.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS, October 3.-Closing: Three per
cent rentes. SO francs Is centimes for the
account.
Exchange on London. 25 francs 10 CEN
times for checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

The director of the mint today purchased
25O. 600 ounces Of silver at 1921 cents per
fine ounce. delivered at the Denver, Col.
mint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

Count Adolfo Pianciani, eighty-two years
old, commander-in-chief Of the dissolved
pontitical army. died In Rome Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Washington Stock EXCHANGE.

sales..Regular call. II O'Clock noou-U. s. cou-
.. $. registered Is. $4.7Oo at 1o2N.
E W.ssine Iaae aS. ss4x 4 l44%
10 at 198N, 10 at l89k
Lanston Monotype 100 at Is.
Security Storage, 10 at 1905, 10 at 15Oh.
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Atchison Dividend Leading
Topic on Change Today.
BIG BREAK IN THAT STOCK
Market Showed Firm Undertone De-
spite Irregularity.
BUSINESS VOLUME REDUCED
Many Cross-Currents in Movements In
Currency-sterling Ex-
change Strong.
BIG BREAK IN THAT STOCK
Special Dispatch to The Stal

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 3.-A great deal OF
really unwarranted disappointment was eA-
pressed verbally and in stock market opera
lions today upon the announcement OF the
semi-annual dividend on Atchison common
stock semi-annual dividend of IN per
cent was declared. as against per cent at
the last declaration period and the STOCK
market reflection of this intelligence was
a break of over four points in the price
OF the stock.
The directors Of the Atchson company
have as a matter of fact proceeded with
frankuess upon the question of the divi-
dend There are the best of reasons for
believing that up to the time when they
went into session this morning no final and
absolute decision as to the rate to be de-
clared had been reached. 1t had been
commonly understood that some interests
in the management were In favor OF Placing
the stock upon a per cent annual basis.
while others advocated Its establishment,
for the time being at any rate upon D
DER cent basis. That these differences OF
opinion have existed for some weeks past
has been a matter OF common knowledge
In well-informed quarters. and during the
past few days opinion has been strong
to the effect that the dividend would be
declared at the rate announced this MORN
ing. ~
Previous TO the announcement OF the olV-
idend the stock iuctuated uncertainty ana
within small limits, the already mentioned
severe break taking place upon the pubic
announcement of the decision or the Ill
rectors. In all Of Its aspects, at any rate
the action taken by the management on
the Atchison dividend stands out In strong
contrast with that upon the Union racine
= 4x-iI aY,I IT oil q -
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New York Stock Market

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers' 1459 H street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock IL.
change and Chicago board Of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

LONDON. October 3.-Bullion amounting
to 100000 was withdraw from the Bank
Of England today for shipment to Con-
stantinOple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03

BERLIN, October 3.-Exchange on Lor
don. 20 marks 45M pfennigs for checks
Discount rates-Short bills. per cent
three months bills As per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
London Was Steady.

Today's general stock market, while IT.
regular. showed a firm undertone on q
some hat reduced volume Of business. The
London stock market was generally STEADY
and there seemed TO be less certainty felt
there that the Bank of England would ad-
vance its rate OF discount tomorrow. For
eign houses were buyers In this market on
a fine scale. There was very little In the
mornings news or the days developments
OF much Importance. There were many
cross-currents In the movements in cur
rency there being large receipts OF funds
from San Francisco and quite heavy trans
fers to New Orleans and the west
Money on call continued to rule between
and u per cent to all intents and pur-
poses Little further alteration was OBJ
served in the terms of the time money mar
ket Sterling exchange was decidedly
strong and cabled advices from London
set forth that the belief prevailed there
that the gold shipments to America were
on the eve OF elimination.
A factor of some influence In the dealings
In the stock market was the expressed WILL
ingness OF the Secretary of the Treasury to
make additional deposits of government
funds in the local banks should they ex-
press their desire for any. On account OIL
yesterdays deposits against fresh engage
ments OF gold todays figures of the opera
tons between the banks and the subtreaS-
ury indicated gain by the former OF nearly
So 10000 circumstance which would sug
Gest the likelihood of another strong show
Ing in Saturdays bank statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Today's Government Receipts.

*y 00So1A01o0t 3soCe1Pto'
National bank notes received today for
redemption. 1880; government receipts
from internal revenue, 1881. 437: customs,
81. O69.9 $40; miscellaneous. $60,35O; expendi-
lures, 81, &c., 900.
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Government Securities.

Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
Furnished BY Dick Bros. 4 Co. l4l2 81 1t. ~
Phones Main 04<0844l.
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First Race at Brighton.

BRIGHTON BEACH. October 3.-Firsi
race. six furlongs. four-year-olds and up
selling-Teacress to and to 8. first
Niblick, 5 to 1 place. second; Belle OF Port
.and third. Time, Lib 20.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
THERAPIOII.

This successful aud popular remedy, used In
the Continental Hospitals by Rleord, Rostan.
Jobert Nelpeau, and others. combines all ths
deHidernta 10 be- sought IN a medicine Of thu
Kind. aud surpasses everything hitherto eu-
ployed,
THERAPIoA NO. ! maintains Its world.rs.
n0wnod aud wrll'moritod reputation Tor do
engagements Of the kidneys, palms IN the bsck.
snd Kindred ailments Annrding prompt relief
where other welltrled remedies have beeA
THERAPIoR no, Tor impuri,y OF thu
blood sruryy, pimplra, spots, hlotches, paiia
aud swelling ~ joints, gOut, rheumatism, aud
all Diseases f0T which II has hren too much
fashion 10 employ mercury, sarsapaTilla, ote,, 10
the destruction " sufferers teeth aud ruin ~
hrHlth, THIS preparation pufheu the whOs
- steln through the bleed and thoroughly
eliminates all poisonous matter from tho ipudy,
THERAFIOa NO, = for eahAusiion, slesplsss,
ness, aud all distressing consequences W do
slpptlan, Woffy, ofefwolhi NO. u posEesArs
ulpailon, N0ry, 0ysFs0ik rle "a passassss
surprising ppsrf M fesinFlng strength snt
1lSuT 10 ihnsa sunrTing from tho eneFfating a.
nuenrss W IONS Iesldpnes IA hot uAtsslihg
flimHira
THtRAfI0R h soa hy ihs pflAepsl olsW'
lets and NrlibAnis ihlnushUui ihf Nulld Ffles
NJ rnsland g. ~ and a. ~ w oldNtls.
stats ehlfh nnmiaf V required aud ehenifs
ihsi ihs NNfd 'IhsIapienN ppppahs an lhs hit
lsl nglrfpmrni hiamp Nv Nblir Nlirls an ;
fra gfegnd saagfa ~ fgpV Ipnulns psflane "
slasl " il' hslsslI's noa' oaselsslsasgs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13
MIsDEMEANons.

Loo Gee ana others were acquitted
of being present at a gambling game
by a jury In Judge De Bolts court
yesterday -, A. pouthitt County Al
lorney, Ton the prosecutions j. W.
'aihrarl for the defendants
Al Tuck pleaded guilty 10 assault ana
battery, ana sentence WAS suspended,
Frank donsalyes NlihdreW his APP
peal for Assault ana battery paying
his me ~ 80 ana costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13
NEW SCHOOLHOUSE
FOR PAU0A VALLEY

Tho hchool Department has secured
iHD HfffH NJ land for sch0OlhOuse IN
Plum, And VIII "a 0noe commence the
pffiiDn NJ b building On tbo place,
ne ~ Do On d Eood elevation on Tho
WaihiN side ~ ihe valley facing The
Hld foad and Ou no line ~ lbe pro.
f9saa bfli fDad " ihnf h ever put
ihfDDHb me new srbODlh0uaa VIII
bs x ihosf0om structure, and viii c0Hf
NfH Nhih sum bas HlfHady boon APE
'WNpfiHied ~ ihe purpose 1be dnHl
m 49, lAud wa riDrrd WIN ihe iand
Impairment FfriefdaN ana fuprunr
ffhNfni iisbblfi HHa very HrHily
p.ffs,d Hlih ihe settlement ~ ihe
nHfiff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13
A PLEASANT AND BAPB MIDI
OIHE,

Coughs ana colds Yield easily ~
rhsmbnrlaiHs Cough Kennedy n IL
pleasant ~ take ana contains no IN
furious substance a always cures
ana cures lulrkly Hpld ~ al Dealers
and nruHsisls lifnpnn, smith A 90,
iid Agenis fof Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13

me return q was goiliuF
~ every niokel iaken ln thn company
frl approximately one haif ~ "a cent
no frfi Hoing 40 ihn employees ~ ihe
'"lnlany ana ~ giNe good safe ridrs
a. Ne patrons
NJ ferk bad Intended ~ nome 81
ihf niseilnH ~ discuss possibly 20
minutes triFife ~ kAlmuk tbs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13

As ffpllf N 40 auesi sg Tuesday
N iflie iipgH anq fYuf W hls county
mon DN n fhafff M fVndpNinH q
F4mb'NH FHNf ilf fhf ~ Hamns Hfe
lflpifd NJ hf nuff mpif rInffd up
IhH hmHns fHWf hsl opened w fnr
iYH'Hfff nH NpndHf 400 fpYT insn lHu
NJ hfNf connected Nhh ihsi suini
1he mfunff M mum Hlang jYfF
hHH ssiYislg iNfufms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13
PICK ON CAR Service

pHnf FHs 900 nHhlnH money alii0uHh
~ Hsr raglHF efpsnteF - aim Was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-13
WILL NOT FUSE.

Frank Harvey is in on the play, too
but the movement is In danger OF
stopping there. For there be Demo-
Gratis that want to try to get some
thing. having hungered long. and the
idea of these Is to put n full ticket In
the field, and as strong "a ticket as
they can make.
The Home Rulers. likewise. are look
ing askance at fusion notions this time.
so that there promises to be plenty
of candidates for the voter TO select
from when It comes his turn to move.
The old county committee of the Re
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