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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11

throw light on the subject which to
some unbiased minds exemplifies the
workings Of the brains be-
hind the law.
The fondest hone OF the Bulletin Is
that the majority Of the Court can in
its inner consciousness be perfectly
satisfied that conclusions on matters
Of law were not swayed consciously or
unconsciously by the knowledge OF
how the disputed votes stood and what
would be the outcome il alleged Illegal
votes were declared legal. We make
this statement because irrespective OF
what others may say a mans best sup
port j. his own conscience. This Is
particularly ,rue of n judge who knows
whether he has discussed the situation
with or been Influenced by outsiders.
The decision of the court should be
Of great value in framing new cleo
ton law which this paper hopes will
clearly define n legal ballot. and make
acceptable all that portion of the
County ballot which the voter has
marked correctly And make the law
so clear that there will be no tempta-
ton to reverse judicial interpretations
in event of u bitter controversy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
QUlETUS GIVEN TO
BALLOT
TAMPERING CHARGE

The hysterical assertions made Re
Gently by the Advertiser that the bal
lots might have been tempered with by
Bunandeau or some one else have been
shown by the Supreme Court to be
nothing but ungrOunded imaginings.
In his opinion In the election contest,
Chief Justice Frear settles the matter
conclusively In the following words:
The respondent objected To the intro
ductiOn OF any Of the ballots in evil
dence until it was shown aflrmatively
that they were In the same condition
In which they were when they were
cast and when they were deposited by
the inspectors with the County Clerk
their legal custodian. This was done
to the satisfaction of the court not
outstanding that an assistant CLERK
In the County Clerks office. who was
also an assistant clerk Of the Repub-
lican County Committee. which was
composed largely of special adherents
Of the petitioner. and whose chairman
was the clerk of the petitioner. who Is
the present County Sheriff. also had
access to the ballots by reason OF
knowing the combination and having
duplicate key of the safe In when
they were kept The respondent. how
ever. was permitted TO show, If he
could, that the ballots had actually
been tempered with. but the introduce
ton of such evidence was postponed
until after all the packages of ballots
had been presented and opened so as
to give the inspectors of the various
precincts an opportunity To examine
....l Il. -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
ENT0M0[0(|SI Is
ON NIPPON MARU
George Campere Brings
Back Parasites
From Orient

Among the arrivals of note on the
Nippon Maru from the Orient Is George
Cumpere, one of the best known en-
tomolugists In the United States. aud
Tor that matter. In the world. He 10
just returning from trip in which he
has visited most of the countries In
Asia and Europe and has accomplished
work which will be Of great value to
the agricultural interests oi the United
States.
His special line lies in finding par
asites which will destroy the scale and
insects that destroy our fruit trees and
other vegetation. A parasite which he
sent back from his present trip has
proved most effective against the
dreaded Goblin moth which rayGges the
fruit trees of the entire country. An
other one. which Is In the collection
which he Is bringing home with him at
present. Is the red and purple scale
parasite and he believes that the pest
will be soon placed under control by
the insect which he has with him.
During the morning Mr.. Campere
was In the company Of Professor Craw
Of this city. who is enthusiastic over
his work and believes that most val
liable results will be obtained from
the present trip. which has lasted for
nearly a year. Mr.. Campere passed
through here last January and since
that time he has been In Italy, Eng
land. France. Spain. Algiers. Ceylon.
India, China, Australia. Japan and
other countries. In search OF the elusive
bur
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

On Sunday last the finals In the ten
mis- tournament doubles Of the EVA
plantation club were played OF before
Il large and highly interested audience,
composed OF all kinds and conditions
OF employees and residents OF the con-
tiguOus country. Partisanship ran
high, the expert sure thing. certs,
Bento and Gouveia, wero smiled upon
by the dark-oyed demoselles of the
sunny Azores, while their opponents.
Guild and Swift. were the hope. al
most against hope. OF the ladies fair
who, Ii less expressive, were none the
less Interested In the outcome of this
wind-up of the doubles of this tennis
season. Men were there Il plenty and
of both sides. equipped with noise
producing Daraphernalia. from the bass
megaphone TO the shrill tin trumpet,
while irecrackers were introduced
throughout AS Il sort OF staccato ac-
compartment to the other noises. Mr..
Renton was nominated judge OF awards
and Mr.. Douglas filed the position oi
umpire In most acceptable manner
10 both the teams Of players and the
large cosmopolitan audience. The
game commenced at 3 o'clock sharp
and ended AT $50, being most interest
ing and at times exciting to the onlook-
ers. Dame Fortune smiled on Messrs.-
Good-Players Bento and Gouveia by
the score Of G-l, ll-9, 3-G, and Cd, their
victory being greeted with cheers,
while for Messrs. losers. Guild anu
Swift, IN artistic rendition OF taps"
was given by one Of the lately added
Portuguese immigrants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Territory Of Hawaii, }
Honolulu, )ss:
First Judicial Circuit.

c. G. BOCKUS, Business Manager
of the Bulletin Publishing Company,
Limited. being first duly sworn. on
oath deposes and says: That the fol-
lowing is true and correct statement
Of the circulation. for the week ending
Friday. December 9TH, 1906 Of the
Daily and Weekly Editions of the
Evening Bullstin.-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11

~ Sine Job Printing At the eu'
attn ~%'es.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
TEACHERS TO MEET

There will be meeting of the Ter
ritorial Teachers Association on Fri.
day evening, December II. at 1880
o'clock. Messrs. Wood and Gartley OF
The Hawaii Promotion Committee will
talk to the teachers in regard to pro-
motion work and its relation TO the
schools Of this Territory. School In.
spector Baldwin will present the sub
ject OF Lesson Plans.
A good attendance OF teachers Is de-
sired as there are several important
and interesting matters to come before
the Association.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
ANOlHRR SUMMONS
AGAINST PEACOCK
Davies Smote Serpent
Which Entered His
Home

Following the ancient maxim. III
at first you don't succeed. try again"
the District Court prosecution yester.
day got out another summons against
Peacock & Co, charging IL with adul.
terating liquor. This Is the third shot
II has taken against this firm. Wheth.
er II will be more successful than the
two former attempts. which failed TX.
ANONYMOUSLY. remains to be seen.
The new summons Is directed
against W. c. Peacock a. Co., Ltd.
and was served yesterday afternoon
on W. c. Peacock. as its president and
manager. This case, as well as those
of Joe Clark and Sing 10y. who are
charged under the same statute. will
come up on Dec. Is.
John Davies, gentleman whose ma.
tionality was somewhat difficult to de.
termine. appeared before the Court
on charge of assault and battery on
n Chinese gentleman. The complain.
ing witness claimed that Davies had
hit him on the nose. causing the loss
OF some of his good red blood.
The first witness for the defense
was Mrs. Davies. young Hawaiian
lady. She explained that while her
husband was at work the Chinese gen.
tleman had come to her house and
made love to her. She did not listen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
Circulation Of evening euIletin.

Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin.
Tuesday, Dec. !, 1906 ..,.......2 4s7
Number Of Weekiies delivered on
the island Of Hawaii alone. 1898
Combined guaranteed average
circulation ..........,...l 1895
BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO. LTD.
by c. G. BOCKUS,
Business Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
THE IAUKEA- BROWN DECISION

The Bulletin fully concurs in what
II understands to lie the conclusion OF
the Supreme Court. that voters error
in marking one officer on the County
ballot does not or should not destroy
his ballot as regards the officer or Off
GERS for whom he has marked his bal
lot correctly.
The Bulletin wishes also that II
could be enthusiastically confident that
the decision OF the majority OF the SUI
preme Court was entirely unlniiuenced
by the discoveries Of the preliminary
investigation and the consequent
knowledge OF how declaration of law
would effect the final result.
Granting that the counts and Ie-
counts of the ballots by the Justices
have shown laukea to have a clear ma
jority of the votes marked properly for
Sheriff, regardless of how some citizens
may have voted for Supervisor or any
other officer on the list, he is certainly
entitled to tbs office OF Sheriff of the
County of Oahu and the Bulletin uusts
he will administer his duties with hon
or to himself and to the satisfaction
of the people
Since the Supreme Court has made
numerous exhibitions. some of which
have led the Bar Association TO cali
for n court of increased membership,
IL will not be surprising To the COM
munity II this paper expresses the
opinion that the highest court OF the
Territory seems on occasion 10 be cap
able OF doing strange and wonderful
things.
Citizens not versed In the law have
been unable TO fully understand Why
this court should deem II necessary u
learn the condition OF all the b. lots
and how certain decisions wofld eject
the final result before making rrI
ing ON what is and what Is not a legal
ballot,
lit Is hard for the untutored TO under
stand why II Is necessary to know how
many of such and such votes there are
before the court can properly render
decision on the status o, n ballot
marked correctly for Sheriff but incor-
rectly marked for Supervisor or any
other County officer. And such being
the case IL is easy for these untutored
ones to have feeling approaching Il
conviction that the our, was even
unconsciously influenced in ils decision
by knowledge of whose OK would be
gored.
AS this paper understands it, Chief
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
MAT}UBARA PROMOTED

Vice Consul X. Matsubara of the
local Japanese Consulate, has been as.
signed to the San Francisco Japanese
Consulate and will leave by the steam.
err Sonoma, which sails tomorrow. Dur
ing the absence OF the Consul of San
Francisco, Matsubara will act In his
place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
FOR SALE:

Lots In Manoa Valley, Puupueo
Tract $1,000. and upwards, according
to size. Choice building site-college
HiIls-two and a quarter acres at a
bargain. HaIf-acre house lot on
Punehbow Slopes. Very cheap for
cash.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
Altrkwaroise Tapinakataaropbe.

M1idbrlih perliersn bur@ 2atpinen'
firas in ben Mlp.n stne Mnaahl Mens
fdsn ibr 2eben. Cine Der mertwiirs
bisiten @aataitropben in bieier Be-
ai.buns sreisnet. iih Dor 'einisen Sab
rem bel praseIato in piemout, NO 6S
MenidEn ben 900 fanben.
Ssns &sssab lit reid on S@w.fsls
iteslassrnS bod mubts Der Betrieb i'm
Wintsr tpesen Der 2atuinensefabr tpies
oerbolt sinseltelt peroen. gines Eas
ess I'm april berridte beftiser Sturm;
troboem perlieben 105 Mrbeiter ibre
Sittsn in prasslato. nm ft ms @ss
biree au beseben. Die 2elte marz
fairten sruppenpsiie in LANCER Reibe
uno iprahen isin Mort. um Die 2as
pinfnsefabr nidt gu persrObsrn.
S1on iparen Die unbeimlihiten Stels
len paifirt. uno man naberte iid einsm
erottn SdubbauIe. ais Der 9ooen
pl0blih erbbebenartis ersitterte uno elm
fur9terlides Trobnen unb poltern
bas 9sulen Oes Gturmes iibert0nte -
cine eeipalties 2atpins pGl5te ibre
Sdnespelf.n bonn Mpnt @binipert
tsrab nnb a.raoe aaf Die Mrbeiter los.
Die meiften oi.i,r llnaliidlihsn blids
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
Gin unbeilniften0rr Cimtr.

Sm Sabre 1006 oeiertirten elm paar
Solbdten, Die aus Mobsna itammten.
in Bologna aber SDlbnsrbisniie per-
ribtet batten. I'm ibre 6lu4t gu be-
mdnteln. gaben ie iih Den Qni6ein.
als molten lie einen Sinner po1 Srintz
palIsr fir lire pferoe bolen, uno biez
ben alIo ben elmer, Der Bologna gez
bDrte. nit iid seben. Bologna mar
piuers, Den Werluit Der fabnenfliida
tisen GoIbaten gu beri4mer3en, uber
ni6t Den oss mitgenommenen Gimers.
IS forbsrte bon Mobend ben Gimer
suriid. Mpdote nun bisie Iorberung
in einsm gu sereisten Soma eeIdeben
fem. pber mphten Die Mahtbaber mo-
benas ben Gineebunasn elmer 2aune
aeborhen. Sbatia6e 1T, bab lie Die
Ssraussabe bes gimers p~ssspeiserten.
Die 5orberung puroe nod fhroffer
misosrbolt. ebenio Die @blebnuns.
Der 3pift, Der iid ouraus ents
pidelte, fiibrte gum 8rieee spiiden
ben beiben @ruberitaaten, mod buau 3u
einem langen. blutieen 8risse. Ser
aDnig 0einri6 DON Saroinien. auiier
Seinrihs II. Gobn. tpurbe alS
Shiehsri6ter anserufen unb iteGte fid
auf bic Geite Mpbenas. Das erbitterte
Die 1olosneisn ni6t penis, unb lie feb
ten anes baran. 9etnrid in lire @es
malt gu brinsen. mas ibnen au6 ges
lang. Ger a0uie. Der in srauiamer
@efansenIAaft i4mahtete, bat ieinen
Batter, ben oeut{hen 8aiIer, UNI feline
Wermittluna. Diefer BOT Bologna ala
lSfeselo fur feinen Sobn cine eoloene
3ette, bic eana Bologna umidlofIe.
Die erSiirnten 8oIosnsien aber pielen
bas perfiibreriIhe Mneebot suriid.
3peiunb5pansig Sabre iab Der unz
sliidlide 6einri9 in 3etten unb iiefte
laneIam babin. Bis CT i'm @efdnenib
tarb. Gein Batter mar lanse Dor ihm
ee%ftorben.
Der ariea mar unterbeb an beibers
feitiqer Grfh0pfung einseidlafen; Der
llngliidseimer aber mar niht in ben
9e1ib 9ploenas suriidselanst. Ct Be-
finbst {id bis auf -biefen 1as I'm Snz
rern Der 2a!bebrale bon Mobena unh
afpar In einem eifernen adfia. Sn Der
Dominitanertir9e BON Bologna TT
gleihfa1s nod b.ute oas Graboenfmat
bes farbiaifden aoniss 9einti9 sn
feben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
Solioari(d u%erbunosn.

Der @eiit Der SolioaritGt, Ser Die
osutIhen Yer9leute mad Der entiebs
liten 9rubentataitropbe in gourrisreS
nah Srantrei4 trieb uno ie an Dem
unslidsorte gu beroiiden 9ilfelsiitun.
gen anipornte, bot Die preiIe pie Die
DffsntIide Meinuns in Grantrei9 tief
seriibrt. 0ielen gmpfinbuneen mirb
in elmer ersreifenoen Stia3e oes .@il
Bias" folsenber Nusorud eegeben:
.Mebr als 9auieno frana0iii9e
9ereleute iinb in ben Ginsetpeiben Der
gros besraben. SObtlihe Safe, los
bsrnbe 5lammen ourdraien has Berg
inert. On Der Defining Der Sa9hte
ftebt ansitpou seordnst cine ffiimme
Mense. Die @epalt Der 3ataitropbe,
ibre pl0bli4teit, Die 3abl Der Spfer,
Der i9redlide SOB Der meiiten oiefer,
Der nod furdtbarere 9obesfampf
aller. Die nibt fofort perbrannt ooer
erftidt puroen, oas gleno uno Der
Shmer3 Der lleberlebenoen, ales pers
einist iid gu einem furdtburen Drude
auf Die 8emiitber, benen entfeblihe
9iloer poridpeben. Die unbefareibs
lihe Sdpierieteit, ben pielleiht nod
lleberIebenoen 9ilfe gu brinsen. madt
Die Mnsit nod p~einigenoer.
SO iiebt man in gourrieres einen
3us Retter eintreffen, Die nit befons
oeren Ipparaten a~usesituttet, freilid
inter Der Drobung unabldfiiger sroz
BET @efabren. in bic Shddte binabs
fteieen tOnnen. Dieie Metter iommen
aus Deuti4lano. IS fno gersleute,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

bup, Her. 'letner Sunse NIT brauner
Goden, peIde Die Come. Die our6 ots
fSsnitsridsiben itrOmte, pereolbete. Der
Morgsr pereing lanslam. Ge9en Mit'
Tag nabm Mercp oes &inoes 9ano une
Itrid iiber feline 2oden.
.l9ins Shipeiter bate aud GOLDEN.
2pdsn ME Su," flifterte iis.
.9ie limo erbli9 in unlerer 5amilie,
Qpbbp." ontnoriete Sonor. rGein:
@rpbmut'sr bate iie aud, oIs lie Elm
tIeines Mobfen mar"
9ann tam cine LANCE pauIe. Wers
tps Queea raren baIb erItarrt, aber
ibr irreres Quee fab Elm fsrnes Bib:
,9ie Rsieoen peroen balo i'm 9arten
bliihen, gobtD." murmelte lie,
nSa, 8obbp, tno bic Hinselblumen
audi" ioote Sonor pei6. nSu ipeibt.
9obbb, mir pobnten auf benz 2anoe."
.9uf Dem 2anoe padIen piel BLU
men," ertiGrte 9obbD ernit.
.Sa, uno gaume audi" fubr Sonor
tort. sd m0dte piiTen. ob ii6 Define
@rpbmutter nod erinnert, Die mir
S6lGge betamen fiir's Qepfeliteblen!"
.5reili6 peib ids nod, gobbp. ia.
ba!!" trGdate oas it%erbenoe Weib nit
einem Nusbru9e bon 9eaeiIterung.
.Wir fparen elm paar niloe Raneen!
Der Bauer lief uns na6 unb i6rie:
SeOa! !Ssoa! 9(ber mir bs09teten es
nidt. 81, ri, I'LL"
Sonor ipeinte iiber oas &idern. Der
beimatblite 9ialett, Den lie elm babies
Sabrbunoert nidt 9ebOrt bate, lieB i9r
Gsiidt unter Sbranen lGdeln. Sag
Geiner grobmutter. iie iol ii4 ni9t 10
aufregsn, 9obbp. S6 Mil ibr ibre
9(r5nei esben." sic iAob ben anoben
fanft bei1eite. unb Mercps 2ippen off
neten ii6 me6oniIh. I'm Die Jliiiigteit
auf5unebmen. n9obbp," gurgelte Tie
INNER nod Dor 8ergniigen 5itternb. "er
fis! babel Iber oen Seubaufen. mSi. bi!"
.Spm 1T idon ieit pierais Sabren
loot, 9obbp," fliiiterte SonOr.
Mereps 8ppf iant suriid. Elm 4usz
brud b06iter GridOpfung lag auf
lbrem Geii6t. Sine babe Stunbe perz
eing. gobbp ipurbe hinunter serufen
gum GNen. Die itiaen S6wetern
tparen pieber alsin. pl0bli1 rihtete
Ii6 Mercp nit einem Hud auf.
IS miro buntel, Som," Ia9te iie
better. lifts ni6t 3eit, Dab Ou Die
&ube aus Der Mari6 beimtreibit?"
Sic i6pdtt pieber uniinn." erpis
berte Sonor nit erltidter Stimme.
Gage ibr. bob iie in aonoon 1T,
9obbb."
lleber bas blaBeelbe Geiidt aoe Elm
Nu8orud pie Don WertIdruns. Simmer
mod oufre6t iiBenb. ipenoete lie ii6
na6 Der ~offenen Settle oes 9ettes.
.Qb, 9onor 1T INNER nod oa2 &uFe
mid - 8o6bp!"
Sbre 9Gnoe 9riffen blinblin9s. Sos
nor beuete ii6 nieber. unb Der alien
Jruusn peripeltte 2ippen ~beriibrten iif).
limo in bieiem Suite elitt Mercp
binii6er In Elm nod tieferes S6peieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
Dsimkrhr.
Con suilbr,m t'uhbol,.

Sbr oiebtin1splGte meires Sebens,
Sd eriib' eud mteosr; bod ptrsebens
Sub' ib per9aue uer Gage Spur
limb dnoers lcuttsu Berg n Slur.
I'll i66ucr 9palp. biit ou bericlbsl
an Deinsm bobsn 2aubeswRibe
Sic ~toljen 9dume Tenn ib nibt,
1lro Glss bat eiu iremo' 0eibi.
2aum eIaub' id in bes Walots Gb5ren
Sen Grub Der &eimatb nod gu bOren -,
90 i%litert mir bic Gutlt 5u:
gler Qnosrs itor0eu. biit II Su!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

Die ibren frans0Giden aamera6en au
!Silfe ellen. 9as 1T ettpas' grereifens
oes, llnpergeblites. Ssit einem Sabre
ipridt man uns nur bonn &riee nit
9euti6Iano. Wir miiBten pieIe Seutz
f6e tObten, unb uuf u~nierer @eite
miiBten piele ibren Sob finben. Waz
rum? Man ipeib bas eiaentli6 nidt
iebr genau. 0ielei6t neil Der Diff
aier, Der in Gafablanca, einem Srte,
bon oefIen Griiten3 taum 5ebn Sranz
aolen etpas piKen, to%mmanoiren foa.
elm gelgier Tein miro. Grnite 2eute
periidern bas. Gs sibt ielb5t Mabns
pibige, Die bas gu niinihen ideinen.
Damn iteat man uns ben Oeuti6en
als elm l~lngebeuer bar, oas na6 unz
ferem 8lute b%iritet; uno mir felbit
gelten in Seutidlano als Meniden>
freher. Man muB ii6 i4lagen; Der
arieg 1T n%otbpenoig, er lit gut.
Seit einem Sabre i9pebt bieIes 9as
motlesIdpert iiber u%nieren !Sduptern.
Geit Wo6en ~Itreitet man ii6 in 4laez
ciras berum. unb Sunoerte bon Sra
len tOnte Der llnbsilsruf: Sds Gin
pernebmen lit unmOglid! SEPT iheint
man iid in Nleeciras gu peritdnoigen.
.0iel erereifenoer uno be5eidnenz
Der als oas 9eI6pdb Der Siplomaten
lit oas, mas Die beutiden 9ergleute
getban baben. Sieie MGnner bdben
Die @renae iiberIdrittcn uno auf Frans
S0iii6em gpben lire Uniform aeseigt.
Sic batten feline Waffen in Der Sanb,
fonoern MISUNDERSTANDING. 8riioer.
8ersleute. beren bartes 2eben uno 2eiz
ben lie aus eiaener grfdbrung fennen,
tparen i'm 9eretperf perIhiittet poroen.
Sranaolen9 9eutide? Was tommt's
orauf an? Meniden. sic baben iid
erboten Die gu finben, Die nod le6eno
pdren, uno Die Tobten ibrer 5amilie
au5ufiibren. unter fortpdbrenoen &C.
fabren fir ibr eigenes 2eben. Wenn
elm einai9er bon linen in benz Berg
iperfe geblieben nGre. 10 pGre bic Be-
beutung bieies Spfers gar niht gu erz
mellen. 8epor biele beutI6en 8ergs
leute an oas 0aterlunb benten, gebDren
ie Der Meni9beit an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

ptpStlul ~ uelH 9ul6lpett Vutuut. utt'
einsm Sdrsi bss gntfsssns rihtsh {it
MereD auf.
Sim" rief Sie, .Sim!"
Sonor Dffnete ben Munb, UNI ibr
su3urufen: sci {tiu!" bod pIoblif
pie eritarrt, belt ie Elm.
rSim." tp.inte Die fterbenbe 0rau.
.bord nur! ST bas Der s%ootsn.ds
fsr?"
Sonor laufdte. ibr 9tut s.rann
fat. Damn sins fe nu9 Der sbiir
uno Dffnste.
Sim" fasts fie in Ieiiem 9one, auf
ben 3orrioor bindue1preteno, uIaae
ibr. hab es bios elm. Maus lit. sic
mar ftets Elm tlsinss, furatiamss
Ding"
llnb fe fdlpb Ieife Die Tbir, briidte
Die sittsrnbe Ghpeiter fanft in Die
8ifIen unb psdette fe iporm in lire
9sden elm.
Mm nG1ften Morsen. aIs Sim pirts
lid fam. Bat Ole 2raute riibrenb, man
m0dte zines bera GnseIlinosr Gag unb
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
in the past forty-eight hours as follows:
William Colston, 40 years, zoos 9th street
northwest.
John Riexinger, 40 years. Government
Hospital for Insane.
James w. Baxter, 10 years. Nailor road.
Good Hope.
Helen Fleetwood, 81 years, Casualty Hos
pital.
Sarah e. Howard, 4S years. IA Prathers
court
Matthias Pabst, 80 years, 701 street
southwest.
William 8. Preston, IS years, 1904 sd
street northwest.
Susan Edwards, 70 years. Chain Bridge
road.
Kathleen King. year. II Myrtle street
northeast.
Alfred Pope. SO years, $3.50 street north
west.
". Wayne craigen, 2 years. 175s street
northwest.
Juanita Higgins. 20 years old, 1920 Fort
Stevens, Brightwood.
Bridget Cudmere, IS years, 1905 North
Capitol street.
Joseph Bildman. u years. 1907 9Th street
northwest.
James Kennaaa - years. e16 H street
northwest.
Mary DunswortA % years. Sd and H
streets northeast.
John Chopper. Sc years. 1742 M street
northwest.
Dorsey Hatton. - years. Canal road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-10
Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbett-H. M. Harter, Philadelphia; J. H.
OBrien. Pittsburg; B. C. Fox, Cincinnati:
A. H. Martin. Norfolk, Va; 8. ]. Nc
Cracker, Chicago.
New Willard-F. B. Baird, Buffalo: o. B.
Stephan, New York; James r. Branch, New
York; James G. Graham, Newburg N. z;
William Blau, New York.
Arlington-W. NJ. Kennedy, Ptttsburg;
Henry Woodruff, New York; Jno. G. Mil
burn, New York: Ike Mayer, New York;
Mrs. F. B. Shoemaker, London, Eng.
Raleigh-E. M. 8. Young, Pittsburg: H.
G. Perring. Philadelphia; H. 8. Pell, Niles,
Ohio; ]. B. Healing, Indianapolis; c. NJ.
Clarke, Pittsburg.
Shoreham-Stephen Ball. New York;
Charles r. Brady, New York; ]. M. Noonan,
New York; John s. Green, Pittsburg; Asa
Bird Gardiner, New York.
Riggs House-James Shirley, New York;
James H: Turner. Milwaukee, Wis: c. A..
WEIGH, Chicago ILL.,; A. NJ. Lay and wife,
Detroit; Caleb Whitehead and wife, Nome:
A. L. Lambie, Manila; c. ]. Wayland,
Seattle; F. w. Hadstell, Wyoming; ]. H.
strother. Sherman. Tex; NJ. H. Rice and
wife. Kansas City; A. Goldthwaite. New
g. Payne, Frankfort. KY; Jno. Golfer, New
York city: q. 8. Mckee. Denver, Colo. /;
P. L. Rider, Worcester; A. H. Holmes, Bos-
ton; Charles w. Brooke, New York; Charles
E. Crowell. New York; F. W. Englert,
Richmond, Va.