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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-15
VEHICLES FOR SALE.

Sept. Its
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-15

Sixth Observation-Disclosures H. Mitchell,
Democrat Lauraville; Charles II. Hoeder, Re-
publican. Lauraville. Clerks-Wm. Frankton,
Democrat, Lauravile; Ernest +. T. Sacks, Re-
publican, Hamilton.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-15

Fifth Precinct Judges-Ow Monaghan,
Democrat Roland Park; ]. Oliver Williams, Re-
publican, Mt. Washington. Clerks-Samuel G..
Ensor, Democrat. Mt. Washington; Joseph 8.
McNeave, Republican. Mt. Washington.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-25
TRUST &C
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to Sachs today.
The Rough Riders are coming.
Gilt edge property today at Morgan's.
Try jar of Mrs. Kearns new sliced
mango chutney. It's delicious.
Drink Coca Cola. &c. at all soda
fountains Delicious. refreshing.
Attend the sale of Fishers today.
There may be something you want.
Household furniture. paintings, pota-
toes, ferns, etc, will be sold by Fisher
at 10 a. m. today.
The Opia cigar is the best sc. smoke
in town. Don't fail to try it. Haysel-
den Tobacco Co, distributors.
See our bargain in mems and chill
dren's clothing. Store open until 9
o'clock Saturday evening. L. B. Kerr,
The Bergstrom Music Co., is agent
for the celebrated Victor talking ma
chine. Large assortment to choose
from.
Sweet violet butter is the best in
the market C. Q. zee Hop & Co, al
ways carry this brand in their mar
kets.
the superintendent of Public Works
Huelo, Maui
You can get supplies for your type
writer or Edison Monograph from the
Hawaiian Office Speciality Co., Fort
street, near King.
Oysters, steaks, chops. frogs legs.
Welsh rarebit. served at the Royal
Annex opposite the Police Station.
Lunches Csc. dinner soc. =
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street .
: The Sachs store closes today, Satur-
day, at D. m. Last chance to get
towels. sheets, napkins, table covers
and bedspreads at money-saying
prices.
Save the hair by using Nebro's her
picide. Extraordinary results sure to
follow by using according to direc-
tions. All druggists sell it. HOLSTER
Drug Co. agents.
At the Occidental restaurant you will
find tempting menus each day, which
makes their meals a delight to their
guests. Meals only 20 cents. Special
dinners on Sunday.
Whitney & Marsh Ltd. will sell their
present stock OF wash skirts now on
hand at special prices in order to make
room for new goods now on the way.
purchased by Mr.. Brasch in New York.
Sale begins on Monday.
Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd, announce
that there will be clearance sale of
toilet articles. perfumery and sundries
at the Hebron Drag Store on a date
rext week that will be announced in
these columns later This will be an
opportunity to get good toilet articles
for a third of the real value.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-25

1t has been discovered that Chi
nese named All Moy had himself false
ly accused OF being unlawfully in the
country. with the object of getting a
passage to China at the expense of
the United States. A Federal warrant
charging him with perjury has been
issued.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-25

No poison has been found in the candy
of which the Chinese baby in Jail par
took and immediately went into con-
vulsions. The second husband of the
childs mother, the woman sentenced
for bigamy admitted to J. Lightfoot,
attorney, that he sent her the candy.
1t is still suspected that the candy
was not altogether innocuous.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-25
Wrecked "haDChllianS"

win probably n e V e T
again have so good an
opportunity to visit a
real volcano - and at
half rates! $40 pays for
a 7-day trip-going one
route, returning another.
Sail Tuesday, August %;
get back Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 4. Figure your
allowance for Z days, and
see how little the trip
will cost you'll Full in
formation, bookings and
tickets of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-25

Don't take chances on the
safety of the door locks or the
AVAILABILITY Of your alleged fire
and burglar-proof safe. Get a
box in our safe deposit vault.
HENRY WATERHOUSE
TRUST co
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19

asked the audience to vote for Brown
'ond Vida as there are no black spots
on their record. In closing she asked
the audience to support the straight
Republican ticket. Npplause.)
Fred Waterhouse said that his auma-
kua was shark (Laughter) He told
his old gag about the shark. which
pleased the Hawaians very much.
w. w. Harris. candidate for Super
visor-at-large, told the audience story
of the late Mr.. Aholo. an able legis-
lator, and a Minister Of Interior in the
days OF the monarchy. When Mr.. Ahu-
10 was called to address political
meeting he would very briefly say:
Now. gentlemen. you have heard all
that the others said. and ask you TO
vote for me-" u.aughter) The Re-
publicans. II elected. would raise the
pay OF the common laborer to Sl.5O a
day. When In the Legislature he had
voted for the passage of such bill
and he would do so again IL elected.
His father was blacksmith and he
would therefore look after the inter-
ests Of the laborer. (Applause.)
Joseph Kalana. candidate for the
House OF Representatives followed
Harris and received his share of rous-
Ing cheers. He said IL elected 10 would
represent not only the Republicans:
but the entire people Of this Territory
(Applause.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
RouSiNG MEETING
Continued from PAGE 81

would have been for Sllyn To tho he.
publican candidate.
Charlie ChIllingworth made the
speech of the evening and tbou,b he
was hootcd by the silva ties when no
went ON the pintform tho chocrs which
greeted him when he was tbrough
more than counterbalanced that He
called for support for Castro and the
Forget me not" or Mai molina oe ian. 4"
which was done. (Applause.)
Jas. Blckncll, seeking his recollection
for the Office OF County Auditor. was
given rousing cheers as he steppcd ON
the stand. lie said he was not a mali
hini as some of the people were saying.
His mother was born here, and he also.
lie had served his term In Office and
has helped u good many llawallans who
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
HoNoLULU AgRiE 40, r. o. e.
HAWAIIAN TRieE No. I, !. o. r. N

Meets every second and fourth
FRIDAY of each month IN I. o. Z. r.
Hall,
Visiting brothers cordially invited ~
attend.
W. T. DRAKE. Sachem.
A. l.. MURPHY. c. OF r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19

the Republican party.
sire. kela." said one OF the audi
ence while rOusing cheers were being
given.
W. o. Smith said that he would say
very little as there were many speak
ers present. When Bob Wilcox was ut
Washington he was not doing well be-
cause he was Home Ruler and partly
because he was not well. but when he
lSmith) was last at Washington, In
February, March and May, he saw
Delegate Prince Cupid Kalanianaole.
His fellow Congressman praised him
because he acted like gentleman and
knew how to keep up the dignity OF
his Office. II Prince Kuhio had thought
that Democracy was best he certainly
would have become a Democrat. lie
asked the audience to oull together In
order to accomplish something. Polo
lei from the crowd. tApplause.)
, II. G. Vida. candidate for Deputy
/ Sheriff. said that II elected he would
treat the people as In the past. As "a
candidate for Deputy Sheriff he had
nothing to promise them. but thought
that he had n right to ask them for
their votes. lie had nothing to say
, against the Home Rulers or the Demo-
rrats. but asked them to vote for
! Brown as he mad stood up for them In
/ the past. Iaukea had criticized Brown
and himself for discharging the DRINKS
without trial and that they had no bus
mess to do so. As has been In the
past they will, IL elected turn the com
, mon DRINKS loose for the sake OF their
family. lie asked the audience to vote
Tor the straight Republican ticket and
not to forget the boy OF Halemaumau.
Joseph l.. Paoo, of Eva district, ana
n nominee for the House Of Represen-
tatives, asked the audience to give him
II trial In the House ana to vote for
the straight Republican ticket.
| Chas. T.. ChillingwOrth received the
| warmest recognition of the cheering
crowd. He said In beginning that he
was not there to oppose the Democrats
or the Home Rule party or to say that
there are old men with big mouths and
dlZZling silver In the Home Rule party.
ag iaukea had said In the past He had
come there to say that II elected he
would work for the good OF the Ha-
waiians and haoles alike and In fact for
all the people. He was running for
the Senate at the instance OF Jno. Lane
ind some few haole friends. lie told
the audience not to scratch. but to vote
Tor straight Republican ticket on the
oth day of November. II elected the
Republicans, among other things,
would provide appropriation for the
Queen. laukea said that he loved
them but Chilling~orth said It simply
meant aloha | ka lehelehe' Love out
wardly and not from the heart. He
, told the audience to compare Brown
ana laukea ana asked them to support
brown. sire, kela. said one from
me audience. lie asked the audience
TO vote Tor MIN as well rs his haoie
candidates. ana said he had better not
30 TO the Senate II w. q. Smith and
lAnk Mccandless did not get elected.
u elected they could accomplish some
thihS. lie therefore advised the audi
ehce 10 vote Tor the straight Republi-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
LOCAL q, AND GENERAL

One man and a Bulletin Want ad.
will sell house while another man
10 wondering whether an ad. will pay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
The Globe sells Il cheaper.


The Globe sells AZ cheaper,
Au,os N, hire at Ter stab,es
Your grocer sells Poi breakfast Food
I.o,rence n moo "a boiii9 IN tho Fcd-
oral Grand Jurv
Rect cum of roffee in tho citv New
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n'eet toh,sht II, fo' c''eN ia ~ Vi
- nan. hinS street.
tomorrow Is last day Tor bargains
In ladies' shirts. Jackets and long
coats at n. Blooms, MODEL BLOCK.
a gentleman desires board for his
wife and cool, quiet double room Tor
self and wife. See al. this issue.
Carboruhdum Is made OF the hardes'
and fastest cutting abrasive, Geo. r..
Lamont, room l, Waity building. Is the
sole agent
The record of contagious diseases III
| Honolulu for the first OF October was
seven cases of tuberculosis and one OF
| typhoid fever.
Ccat your iron roofs with Arabic.
You VIII be surprised at It's cooling ana
preventative properties. California
Feed Co. agents.
y. r. Blanch, general agent OF COOK
I a sons Tor emma ana Japan, went
| ihrouth on the Nippon Maru, accom-
panied by ms wiie.
Answers have been filed in the case
OF Ilackield vs.. Mansarrat for fore
closure IN reply 10 the CROSS Dill Oh inc
tllst National BANK.
Salka' tne magazine illustrator, 4
talented artist, VINO visited the ISLANDS
some ilihe ago Is reported to be con-
'empiatlhS return.
WAIKIKI Inn Is now owned by w. Z.
berBin. Accommodations, supplies
ana attendance absolutely hrst class
FINEST bathing on the beach.
III y, W. Duuiey' n Government phy-
hlciah' " returning 10 MANIA AFTER u
years leave OF absence lie went
through on the Nippon Marn.
me hapid lfahAlt cos TAX appear
may pe carried 10 Wahhihs'on. u ~
'olVes tne annual assessment OF III"
COMPANY lranchise Nv S"oo ooo'--
nuhiDcr OF inVlted liiends were ,h-
"f'aln'd WIN "hiht iast hight by MIS-.
JAZZ M'ou,eh, me ga'heflhs was III
monur VI 'he hos'eSS nephew Eugene
iodu'
me honolulu Seot'lSh Ihlatie NiaD
VIII ho'd regular monthly social inns
evening III ihe socletys room IN TN"
oresoh DOCK Entrance on Union
suoet'
AIRS. H. H. 'arker, wiie OF the gen.
'iai MANAGER OF the shanghai liie In
surahce company. Is on the Nippon
Maru' en- route 10 Shanghai TO Join her
'uspahu.
me rromotioh committee met yes"
'erday afternoon, but ADJOURNED after
u,sc'Ssing Few hnhhcial accounts
| ,h.re peihg no speciai DuBineHS 10 hc
taken up
VI q. d. WILKINSON, q prominent
physician OF Lincoln. Nob.. who IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
BURTON TO JAIL

Topeka, Kas.. Oct. 1S.-His appeal to
the United States Supreme Court hay.
ing been denied. Joseph r. Burton, Iata
Senator from Kansas. convicted of
taking bribe2, will De committed to
prison today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
RowDiEs DISTURB
Continued from PAGE 81

CONTINUED from Pace 81
entire ticket and frequent ciacula.
lions OF approval were uttered as he
spoke.
Link McCandless came in for n big.
ger share of the hooting than anyone
| else. hut when he offered In yocnte
the platform in favor of the men who
were making 30 much noise they were
shamed into silence and quit. Not
satisfied with interrupting the speak.
ers. when Sam Kamaka PLAYED n cor.
net solo the toughs tried their best to
spoil the music.
w. o. Smith said: Fellow citizens
VIC have come here tonight as candi.
dates on the Republican ticket. I have
been I'm Washington every year for the
last Ave or six years and the Rcpub
lican party has done more than the
Democratic party has ever done.
THE Republican party gave us our
treaty. our government Territorial ana
then County government. Il gave us
our free schools. Under Il our chill
dren all have the right to an educa.
ton and all have right to vote.
1--WE must look forward 10 the IN.
ture. The Republican party has done
more In the past and I believe will do
more In the future. ON the ticket may
be some names that you do not like.
Never mind that. Pull together. In
that way we can win, Vote the
straight ticket. As I say. null togeth.
er"
Chairman Pacheco asked those try.
ing TO disturb the meeting to retire
and quit acting like hoodlums. He
then introduced l.. l.. McCandless,
who said:
II thank you for electIng me TO the
Legislature In 1902. In that year the
Republicans found the Treasury &c.,
600 behind. But under their manage.
ment the Territory has increased In
prosperity. II there are few young
fellows who would like to take this
platform, let them come up here and
! will step down.
"The Territory has gained In value
100000 In taxable property since
1870 under the Republican rule. Does
not that show good administration?
You now have beautiful roads and
lights on PunchbowI. given by the Re.
publicans. Our party has done this
for you. Look at the school on Emma
street: who gave this to you? Look
at the beautiful High School. The
Republicans gave you that.
do not believe thai there Is n man
In Hawaii now who wants work and
cannot get II. ] hope that you will
vote LOT the straight ticket ON Nov. q
for the party which has brought all
ms about.
Chariie Chiiiingworth was loudly ap.
riauded ana hooted ut the same time.
lie said:
we have come before you to ask
your support. ! 90 nor complain That
,ne nepuphcan party IL composed OF
a"se,s, pu' !, nus ticket Which you
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19

? sulLsTlN ADS, PAN -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19

81 ask you to vote for the party OF
progress. not that OF retrogression.
The Advertiser this morning stated
that | was out championing Brown.
am proud to say that ! am. He Is Q
man of principal who is not like Iau-
kea, a human bullfrog. Jumping from
pool to pool
"Iaukea is backed by L. A. Thurs
ton and the Civic Federation, who are
furnishing the funds for his campaign.
Are YOU going to vote for him or man
like Brown who cannot be controlled
by such gang as this?"
The next speaker was Sunday"
Quinn. lie spoke as follows:
Ladies' and gentlemen, I come be.
fore YOU ms n Republican candidate for
the House and ask you for your sup.
port In the coming campaign.
"The Republican party Is not of the
rich or poor. the haole or the Hawaii.
an. but the party of the people. pro.
mise Won n elected to work for the
best interests of the people. I ask
80, go, nri,, ,o ,,nno,, mo I'm, Tho
whole ticket from ton to bottom.
There NAV no some men whom YOU
do not care for or I do not. but they
were tho choice of the marty and YOU
should suppo,t nil Of them"
T.. r, p. Warehouse said: You
are all interested In the land laws,
There is n lease on the land above
here which will expire In six or seven
yeors pleJpe Won that when the
tense expires the Republican par;y
will work for Won 10 own these lands
ne homesteoders In fee slmnle
"Tbo Republican marty has made
good roads for van In tho last few
wears 1 want Ia SEQ n good road 10
The ion of pupchbowi
"The Republican marty has and will
have control of The Senate Send Re-
nublicnns 10 tho House 10 work with
them"
w. T. Rawlins aaid. 81 solicit van,
sunnor, In Tho coming elec,ion with
Oye otb.rs from This Jiatrict
81 NAV saw that tonight ia the first
night where I aid not need an inter.
preter. Roth Young and old Portu.
puese can understand ana ta,k Eng.
iisb. am nroud of Won
"Toke one exnmnle of vouny por.
tupuese. Father Siepben / saw that
he has abown that no takes an inter.
est in Inc youny bovs ana In tho com,
muniiy. I belieye tbo, ali The younp
Portuguese take the same Interest
lyon can't have milling ana hau,,nv
on n ticket. You must have united
work to accomplish ANYTHING. You
must vote the straight ticket ana have
organization which will bring good
In 49,. a., 49,, .....,.......,a..,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19
cLEmGNcEAu FORMER CABINET

Paris Oct, is.-The premier viii re.
t'ie from ONCE today On account OF IN
h'al'h ana clemenceau wiz undertake.
~ form u cabinet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19

DAMIEN COUNCIL No. 500, Y. N. l..
Meets every second and fourth We'd
nesday of each month at San Antonio
Hall. Visiting brothers cordially in
yited to attend.
T. F. McTIGHE, Pres.
l.. V. TODD, Secy.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
Confessed Guilt on caIio~s-

Birmingham. March iO.-Confessine
on the gallows that he murdered vii
liam ID. Hill. prominent citizen Of JET
ferson county for the purpose Of rob
berry Jim Walker. Jr.. was hanged In
the county Jail yard Friday morning
ia his confession the negro told for
for the first time Of rifiing the pockets
of Mr. Hill after he was shot down In
cold blood near Smythe's Mining camp
eleven months ago. Walker also de
clareG hat his father. Jim Walker,
Sr. VINO Was given a life sentence for
completely Ia the crime. was innocent,
and knew nothing Of the murder until
he told him about Il.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
BattIed with Robbers.

Youngstown o. March lu ThrCr
Lewis in EaS, Youngstown and pre-.
s'u'ed rcvolvcrs NJ the VIII" oi ~,
proprietor. Who rushed IL with r..
Nol,.r They n,d and a running bat.
q, followed Justice W. E liazcl'on
wa In the nciehhorhood and took a
part IN the chase TWO men were
captured and give th.ir names a. Rich
ard ragsu AMI Charles Conuors.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11

Jackson. Miss. March l0.-News Of
q serious outbreak among ne convicts
In The state prison here has inst DO
come known. The AFFAIR started M q
strike among the $50 convicts employ.
cd In the table shop. and before the
guards locked them up the men. Pitch
or Terry. of the prison baseball team.
had severely beaten Keeper Laramie.
The strikers were kept In their celia
four days 10 IL said that the hold
ers of the contracts In the table shops
offered the men 25 cents each II Ger
tain amount Of work was turned out
This was not done. II Is said. and when
the men were refused the extra com
ponsation. the trouble came.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
Jimipex Out Of Politics.

NoD York. March lo-Juan Jimincz,
former president ~ Santo Domingo.
who arrived her, sunday. said he was
done with Dominican politics for all
time Since his revolution OF two
year, ago. General Jiminez has been
making his home at Ponce. Porto
Rico. whore his family Is now Il am
here on business" ne said, and hay"
taken no interest in the policies Of
that country really don't know any
thing ~ wha' has been going on He
denied that hc had any ambition 10
again bc president II Santo Domingo
Il have not been In Washington b."
added. nor DO intend 10 go there |
shall transact my business and then
return 10 Porto Rico am Ou' Of
politics"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
U. S. AND CHINA
WILL have NO war


San Francisco, March lo.-"There
will be no war between the United
States and China" said Major General
Henry q. Corbin upon his arri, al from
the Orient ON the steamer Korea. so
far a. / have been s5Ir TO observe,
the reported Disturbances in China
have been grossly oXsgg, rated. and
conditions are not nearly 50 serious
a. one would bell Nc from reports that
have been publ.>a 4 tETuubhout the
western world
That thcr, hove been III ,,urhanc,s
is quite true. bri 0o Pot think they
will break the T.. aCc OF China and the
Init,G States, q. a., other nation.
THE feeling ,.aiu,j Americans IN
china doe MOI .\..,.l that entertain.
I'd toward all ut ..r fur,i.n,y.. and Is
| understand m situation. The anti
foreign f., Ing l., 80, IT, a large meas.
me To th, rNpl,.ta'iln OF r. sources
In China. which should bc controlled
hv their own p,oI %. Tarr, j. = feel.
,,." r"a'r.' 'hn>" ..,u g, ,arinu, wa's
u.raiu,d through p. .!linc and C,r
rlrs officials fran 'i.., and curc,.
~.uu~ ahrora',d an invested IN their
oNn p,npl, The, tr. willing 10 r..
mud to foreign In, toys 'h, L.,",y
'h,, taN. spent IN '. - ,.uIfr' IN
FAC. tui, was don, II '., "a. ui tht
iiau! uw AMI Canton g. .po.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11

Srartanburg. S. C., March ic.-Ths
Misses Verne Sheridan and May Bish.
or. the la ~ members Of the Nothing
Bu, Money" theatrical company who
figured as leading Witnesses for the
state in IN: trial and conviction of
George HaSiy. AT Gaffney. 8. e.. Shave
returned to their home In New York.
They were accompanied TO Che train
by large party Of Gaffne, frisndS.
who airectionately said g",dby. Miss
Bishop stated TO acquaintances th&t
she has decioed TO abandon the stage
and devote her life To nufsing. She
will AT ca"" enter q training school
to pr-psre herself for. TIE duties oi
her new profession. The plan OF Miss
Sheridan are not known, but Il b
probable that abe will coatinne hss
career as an actress.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
viii Question Government.

London. March lO-Thc earl ~ On.
slow. ons.rvatiyc. gave notice In the
house OF lords Friday of his intention
10 question the government as 10
whether In view ~ the disclosures
made regarding certain American In.
snrancc companies. It proposes 10 com
pei foreign companies doing business
in Great Britain 10 keep In this coun.
try snfi' ~ proportion Of thcir 80.
cur. - ser the claims VI Brit.
lsh po."y hplders The matter will
como up ia tae house next week.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
Confessed to wreekinq Trains.

NV York. March l"-Fuur Young
men who were arrested near Passiac.
y j. char-cd with ait mp'ing 20
wreck an ,aS'hornd Buffalo express
train on thc Delaware l.ackaWanna
ard Western railroad have conf S,cd
that this was their siN'h attempt at
train wrccling All ~ the attempts s.
wcrr made in tho vicinity uf Pa~,aiC
TNcy said 'hc only reason for the act
WAS der, 10 witness the excitement
which would attend wreck
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-11
Are on Pleasant Terms.

Hong Kong. March lo-The friction
existing for some time between the
vic"roy of Canton and the American
representatives there has given place
to more plCasan, relations. The vice
roy gave banquet Ia honor of Rear
Admiral Train. March 9th. while the
viccroy and a number of high officials
attended a reception at the Anne rican
consulate March 1th. This was the
first function for some months at
which the viccroy had exchanged
amenities with the Americans