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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

80 ii cincm StroBrn
b obn &oGgon 0ctroffcn
- Ser adt Sabre uItc Moltcr ga.
mlcllon Don Nr. 1918, SIt.2cring.
tonItroBc, puroc Qcitcru, md6rcno Ell
nobc ieincr cltcrIidcn @o6mun0 an
Der Strobc ipicItc, BON cincm Stro.
bcnbobn @oG0on gctroffcn. @Giid.
ltder @cilc fam or obnc geiGGrIibc
&crlcbluugcn 6apon.
Sclb it mor0Dcrud aus
SicbcStumm er.- WcorQc Wet.
llcr, Gin % Sabre otter Huiic bon
Nr. 1923, observation-disclosures, Der
ilIdJte gcitcrn &ormittoG gcgcn s llbr
lclncm Scbcn 0o0urd Elm Glr0c 5l
bcrcttcl1, 0uB Cr cin Gltontlm &ur.
bolI0ltrc pcrld)lldtC. Gr mllr0C nud)
Dem vSarocIitiihcu Soipitol" &c.
hrod)t unb luurOc nod Gr5tli6cr BE.
bonolung iiit nlrBcr @ciobr crfldrt.
Ncrr Willinm SuNnr, Der I'M lclben
Souie nit ocm ScIbitnloro Gambia.
ten mo6nt, b0rtc COS St0bncn oc5
ScBtcrcn un0 rici Or. VI. ". Sapogc,
Don 9tr. 1121, Nit 9altimorcitru6c,
Der bic llcberiilbrung noh Dem SO.
lpitol anor0nCte. 8crSmciillrnQ iiber
cine G%icbcSoiioire Jolt Den @runo sur
SDot biloen.
N0otltdc @run0mu nocn.
- Morgorct Gorr, bic 6 Sabre oltc
Sodter bon 6ruu 2lgunls Gurr, porl
9tr. 005, SltGbuiGtroBc, itorb g..
tern Nbcn6 gcdcn 6 llbr an 0cn Sol.
Gen bon NronomunOcn, mcldc tic on
GonncFltog Abcuo Ncgcn . llbr CT
lit Gn9 &inO bate iid INT 0icic
3clt in eincm 3iumCr 0c2 }lUeiicn
StoducrtS bcilmOcu mo lUnrcu lei.
ne &lci0cr uui mbctanntc Wciic II
Vron6 gcrntbcn. lrot ioiort beige.
5oGcner Siilic fOnlrtc 00a ungliidIidc
Wtd06cn nift am Hcbeu crbalten
lpcr0en. Coroner GnrltbcrS pom
noro0itli6en Giitrift nabnt cine I'm.
terlu6ung Dor un0 ltcIltc eincn allf
ltntall lautenOc Soocsidcin aus.
6tel bonn : d. - I'm II ll6r
gcItcrn 8orrnittog lief Der ~t3.iGbrige
BERT I~lorioge bon Nr. 60f, @eit-2ec.
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6O5, 8eit.SccsS trobc, bon melfcm
aus CT cincu Irodcn iteigen lieB.
Or. Sltmpfin brud)te DEM &na6cn
Gr5tlide SiiIie un0 oericl6e bGIt Die
&erIcbungcn oeiicIben nidt fir &c.
fGbrlid.
S"pieltcu m it Strci66ols
5ern. - @eitern 9tnd)nittog Inn 3
llbr muroc I'M 0auic DER 9te0crin
State Sborter, gtr. 1924, Charlton.
Nlep, Elm 6eltcr Onoltrd pcruriodt,
Dab ainoer nit Streidbol6ern ipiel.
ten Mtitglieoer Der Saten. uno Sci.
ter.Gompngnie gtr 6 loidten oaS
0euer. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Frattil d. - College (alli bent
Hmt %cr50blcno) oScbCn Sic, meme
Serrcn id ncbune icocn Gag in Der
Slide 6lpan5ig aafccbobneu aus Der
9ildic, ouBcrOcm iiini Stiidfen gu.
der ltno cine 6ingcripibe Ibce. Gas
lommIe id Damn in orei grOBen 9ii.
ten uno ibente sic ie0c$ Sabr mel.
ner 6rau gum 8eburtStag."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

80" Scllte miro Der Baltimore
S1der . &ronfen q. ltntcritiibunas.
Tcrein 9tr. 3" lein 81. 3abreS- Bicnic
abbnItcn, 5lt Dem umfniieube 8orbe.
reitnngen getroficn morOen iino. Der
@intritt betrdgt ST lno iino oofiir
ale Grfrii6ungen irei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
9lns ocil @cridJtCn.

Sin IofoniiheS TcItomcut. - Mai
%icupcripoItcr fir Sic o&anboQa.
Company. Gin bctrotb9Iultigcr
Singing monOcrt noh Der ct
Morp8 Sn0uitric.5 hrIe -@oQtC
Iicbcr in oo3 3uhtbolta ooer ii
DoS @ci0ngniB.
9lnlie 9tcbcfu @oltcr, lucl6c am
u. Moi 1906 itorb bat Iaut ibrcnl
Ecitament, mcldc2 gcltern i'm @0is
lcnaeri6t cin0crcidt muroc, ibre
gon3c SintcrIoiicnid)nit ibrcr S6me.
tier Morp @oItcr bintcrloiicn. &cb-
tcrc miro ais Gcitomcnt4poQitrcttcrin
1cnonnt. No9S citomcnt bcltano IN
cincm cin5i0cn oli Der Sdreibma.
ihinc 1%cidricbencn Sot.
Gin No uiicnnCrmolte iir
Sic o&anbullo So mpanp"
pcrlanGt.
Nidtcr Stodbrioge crnolrntc &c.
tern ulli Griud)cn BON George u.
Wtilcr, &obcrt S. @lod6urn, S3cor
). Burton Clarence &. Burton unO
6rco. 5, S6Iobitcin ais Muiicnpcr'
multcr Ser y&unbollu Gomponp."
2cttcrcr iteutc $1,000 @iirgihoft.
ToS NttiCn &opital per
Nr0Bcrt.
Die oGromn @}ctlucor Company"
rcid)tc Ncitcrn IN scr &ccorbsS Office
ole NcnodrihtiAung ciL 0aB tic ibr
9lttiens&opitol BON $1,000 oui $40,
600 crb0bt bat.
&erlonQt $1,000 2 6obcucrs
at.
G0mor0 Ho6mnrf pcrtln9tc 0cltcrn
Glen @lcun mo 0rn Wtouor uro Ser
Stuotrotb iijr $1,000 Sho0cncriob
fir ocn NcrIllit Der Iicnitc icinc5
Sobnc3, mcIbcr am 26. Npril ollf
benz ihoo0oitcn Erottoir Dor ocln
Nouic Nr, 32t, GiiO-G 2tIlcp,
iicI mo 1id &crlctmgcn ilr}oQ. Ter
SrnlQc tIoqtc bcrcit2 Dor ctlidcn Ia
gen fir $1,000 SNoOcncrint.
2 ctn " nm d) murOcnih CT
iilIt.
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3uhtbnl& ser st. WurO3& n0uitric.
idrulc" Dor. Gr bottc lid acitcrn boz
Nidtcr Norluu mc0cn Ntcincio& 81
ucrontmortcn, inocm CT bci'm Gr.
Iongcu elmer ScirotbSIiccn5 ihmor,
0oB CT iibcr 81 Sabre alt lei, nab.
reno CT IN Wirflidfcit crit Is Sabre
oIt lit, Gic Wllttcr oc3 bc~irutb9ll-
Itiocn Srn0en, mcldc 6ci ocm Scr.
Dor 5uqcGcn mar, criudte sen 9lidtcr,
Den &ln0cn bis 5u icincm u. &obr
nod, Der st. ,Morp$ &nDnItricjNuIc"
5u icn0cn. Ebomo&, mcIdcr llh
id)uI0ig %bcfolntc, bnt, man m6Nc i'm
in 0u3 @ciGngniB o0cr in bo3 3udt.
bolta icnocn, nltr moIlc CT nidJt nod
Der st. WinrpS Sn0uItriclhuIe"
Scin Annid mltrbc in0ciicn niht cr.
iiiQt mo cr mon0Crte nod Der &c
formonltnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Cine cute 8ertretung.-
6rau (Oic p%crreiit mar, 5u Der alter,
@irtbi6oftcrin: sit mcin Mann
aud immcr piinttlid nm 5ebn llbr
.5u Suuie geneieu?" - @irtbidafte.
rim (trlumpbircno) 30, id babe i'm
iebt 10 meit, oub er logor nm 8 llbr
tommt Waoome!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

2ctdt obgeboGfen. = 81:
Plus meldsem 8run0e trinfen sic
benn 10 oiel?" - g.: Mus Sum.
mer, 0enu ib leibe an @elomanaell"
a.: ~Run, Damn iparen sic fib
oos 8eIo fiir'S Bier, Damn barn's
@eloi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
&ugcn6lid rGtnbrcd c

%ugcn6lid c 6 cr.
- No0m &rcpncr, t6 Sabre alt, bon
9tr. t05, SiiO-0 urbomitroBc, mrtroc
Qeltcrn in Die 0itIid)c YolijciItation
cilNBeliciert uto fiir cin mcitere3 Ser.
Dor am 9. SUM- ic~itacboItcn. Der
Gnabe lit bciduIoigt dn9cblif in oic
Mobnung pon6rou aGtbc ScllmeDer,
Nr, G13, Siio.&oicItrnbc, cingebro-
den ju icin mo oltS oericlbcn $13
unO cine goIocne llbr gcItoblen 81
bnbcn.
Gin 9iermogcn 0cmo.
Iirt. - I'm $40 ll6r 9lbenos colli-
0irtc Der meItlid fabrcnoe Str1Bcn-
babnmaggon Nr. 95S an Der Wil-
fcn3z, nobc @il6elm.apcnlte, nit eli
mem CinipGnnigen @ogcn Der oWtocr-
leins9rolt.Go." mo ocntoIirtc oeniel-
ben bolit6noig. Die &utider oeS
@a9cnS, Soren5 Gorcp BON Nr. 50,
Sit-gorts StroBc, mo TrcO. Winild)
BON Rr. 1923, SomeSs9(Qcn nuroen
ouf Die StroBe gcihleroert, mo 2eb-
terer crlitt Gerlcbnngcn an aopi mo
an linfcn 9ein. Gr bib %bciinnungS-
los liegen, bod erbolte cr lid bolo
mieocr. Garep muroe an Der Siiftc
mn 9tdie perlett. 0eioe muroen per
StrdBenbabn in lire @obnungen &c.
iou0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Sic ~ otionul sc elf.
doi Scr YipcfittcrS" lcbtc
gcItcrn NtorgCu III Der oFDtbIon
SoH" al Der @nDs uno Scringitrobc
ibrc &crbonoIunQcn tort. Sic mel.
item NtitGIieOcr iprodcn lid IN Der
icIbcu SIT @lnitcn Der Grbobung Ger
@citrGgc 5lt ser Notionol q SrAuni.
lotion aus. 9icic Norln0e bot Nus.
lidt AMI Nnno6mc. PIN 9todmittog
bcaobcn iid) bic 0clcgotcn nod 9lOon
NcodL nm an cinCm &rebSciicn Cbcil
}lt ncbmcn. Scllte Worgcn lln0ct
Die Ncomltcn domination uno Mobl
Itatt uno mcnn feline unporbCr0clcbc.
ucu Grcigniiic cintrctcn, miro Die
Gonpcntion bis nm Wittag poIlcnOct,
MIS- 5mei per0Gdtt q e
e boruftcre mer0cn Ser 20So6rc
oltc Samuel @roniin mo ser IS
Sabre ate Charles 0edter bon gtr.
1919, NorO-6 rontltroBc, in Scr mitt-
lcrcn Eoli5ciitution iiir cin 0clrtc
ltottiinocn0cS &crb0r ic~ItgcboItcn.
Sic Nci0cu bcnnbmen iid IN cincm
Srcuocntcmpcl an Ser 9toqcr$. Noc-
me AMI 10 Dcroddtigc Weiic, 0oB Ole
|oli}ci oti iic nuimcrfiom Rcnlodt
ml1rOc. Tci iGrcr 8er6oititn0 6dttcn
bic NcjOclL mclde oielgcrciitc Sling,
lingo ST icin i6cineu, 5uiommcu 500
bel iid. Sic crfIdrtcn, 6oB JIG ii6
crit icit ctIidcn Sogen bier ~oui6oItcn
mo fem bcitimmtcs 0omi5iI bubcn.
I6Otli6er Stnr&. - @il.
liam GIctd)cr, Elm Negcr pon gtr.
1881, Short IftrD, %ltiirjtc lcitern
iriib QcNcn 3 tlbr aus eincnl 6cniter
6e3 3~peitcH Stodnerfs iciner @ob'
nltng Wno Itarb etpa fiini Sttn0en
ipGter an Den erlittenen gerlebungcn.
Coroner Gdrutbcrs pom noro0itlidcn
9iitritt itelte cinen olif llniuQ Ian.
tenoCu Io0esl6ein aus.
NbIcben. - On ieincr lcBtch
Mo6mmh 9tr. 1900, Wc@lOcrrp.
StrnBc itarb ON 0omcritog Nr.
g3iQiuu Nobn, @ntte bon Irau Lbe.
rcio 9obu. 9ie @eeroiguna iiuoet
an Montoh Sormittogs ~ llbr,
pom (raucr6alilc ans olti Dem III.
Grl0icr 6ricoboic itott. SSn ser ct.
9tnOrcm3 STRIDE miro iilr oa5 gre.
lcnbcil Ocs &critorbcnen cine Ne.
QUEEN 0iciie ceIebrirt meroen.
Edic iur Gciic ms Nnslano be-
iprot Is. 9iaine, Nr. Alb, Cit,Yalti.
mprcs StraRe, Habe Goitumbunie.4ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

EdNc jur &ciic ms NnslanS be-
iDrot e. Maine, Nr. 413, Cit.Yalti.
morc. Strahe, Habe Goitumbunie.aue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03
NO T ICE

To ,ch0m It may c0neeT7s.

WHEREAS, Tha American Rail.
road Company Ct Porto Rico has pre-.
sented to III KxscuHve Council OF
Porto Rico petition for franchise
for III, coIstruction, operation and
m main,enarcs tfs Wharf 10 the Har-
bor tf Port # Naysgu Z and for q
branch ,ratk to connect same wharf
TO the main II Q Of N, American Rail.
road c mpany, and
WHERE Us, ihs Committee OF
Franchises, Concesatons and Privl.
legss Ct th, Executive Council has
ordered q general hearing on this sp'
plicAtion TO b held in ths Office Of tbs
Attorney Gsnsral Of Porto Rico on
the 18th day Of May, 1905 or any day
thereafter;
NOW THEREFORE,, notice 10
hereby given that .hs said petition Of
The American Railroad Company OF
Porto REQ Will be heard by the said
Committee 81 the above named time
Or as soon III reafter a. the said com
mittees will consider the same, and oil
psrsons desiring to be hsArd for or
against the granting OF said petition
may present air arguments eilhsr
orally or 10 writing before tbs said
Committee ct ihe said meeting.
Tbs american Railroad Company
Of Porto Ric0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03
LIBRo q
GRATIS!

"GUIA DE LA SALUD"
Contiene mas de 16O paginas
y Much0s grabadOs magnlf1cOs
y laminas en- cUl0res.
Sc ENy1A GRATIS AL QUE
10 S0LlCITE.
Este libro esta escrito de una
manera clara y concisa, para que
.odo aquel que 10 lea pueda com
prenderlo. Por rnedio de este libro
interesante Sc han salvado muchae
vidas, y salvara adn muchas mas
por muy cercanas que Sc ballen de
"a sApultara.
Eaie es-un tratadito en- eI cuaI sc
lescribcn todas las Intermediates
CUE atacan al sistema humane y .os
ue IS &c cugarlas.
.Gst& 4scrito exclusivamente
para los Aispano.A .Americanos o
mas hien para la raza EspanOla
por el Professor E. G. COLLINS,
do ia UnIyersidad de New York.
En- este libro pueden leerse los
secretos de Ia vida sexual y ma.
trhnOnial, y como llevar a cabo los
leberes matrimoniales y conseguir
una prole fobusta y saludable asi
| como ell ln6do de conservar su pro
pa salud y ia de sus hijos.
Todo el qae ha leide este libro
Ice que vale su peso en- orc. Es
Il libro para tOdO el mundO, pa
a el esposo y la duice csposa, para
| joven mancebo y la joven don
ella, para el jornalero, para ell mecA-
ico y para ell hombre de negocios.
Para las personas qve gocen de
Juenssalud recomenda.oos los capt,
'uIos que tratan sobre Ia manera
10 impedir las enferm, dades asi
ONO los no menOs iuteresantes
I ,bre la vida sexual = matrimo-
al y como cOnsegulr ana pr0le
| y3usta y saludable,
A les que Sc hallan enfermos re.
omendamos los capit1ios que ira.
,ln de todas las Intermediates or
general, como la dispcsia, reuma
tiSmO, enfermedades de los riiio'
aes, del hlgadO ETC., etc.
Sc distribuiran cincuenta mi
(5O,0OO) ejemplares gratis, y to
da persona que 10 60licite y en-
vie a esta otlcina all lnas estam
pillas de c0rteOs, unto con O
nOmbre J direction, ecibira unt
le estOs lib,os
No echen en- divide i escribir sir
demora, pues ha sido tai Ia acogid;
| qne ha obtenido la primera edici6r
de esta obra, que va casise ha ago
tago. - Escriban inn iiatamente a
~
Dr.. E, {. Collins
MEDICAL ms TUTE,
30 West "a >' CIV YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03

q FeolOts ma's ns's
del dia Antes do IL sAlidA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03
The New York & Porto 2ico Steamship company
Bp contah Postal con GoIenO Do los Esads-OndC Do VRG1H

Seso OransE ARKADIA nara visie' rsEulars
OrleAns yPu Rico hevando paSA eros carga,
PORTO RICO levando pelaeosy
& a. guispt fechas: Dor Este
M1rzo q Abr por Oee iuee Mario 10 ~ A6rl L 70
CompAnA para New YORK
Sc rec earga a sada Sc vnden paaalea en-
"a oSenas hsA tsrde del da anteror u AoA
Vspor Solauenie drA para 1000 los pner
IA Ia de en- ruta las sguenei fechaa po 81
Este Febrero s Mario Ab Oste Febrero Mario
2 Abf Ad haItA les del ola s's' oe ID aahoA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03
Doctor R, Ruiz Arnau

De regreso de 81 vtaie & Europa,
acAba dc inatAiAr 81 ofcina profesio-
oAl on lA Gale del Crlsto, ndmero IA.
Horas de consultA; de- IL : media { 3
= media de Ia laroe d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03

0aa Dc sat Juan a Ia Adaa MI5e nil % Ia clla1a
oeua wYoE Hsk Agent Sls C"" ST.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-03
SeYvicio De NeW-York

Saldra de san Juan Fbro. n
< < { { Mario 13
Ponce directamente
{ { San Juan Mario 81
< ( 4 ( Abrl 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09
SURE SAVED The
TRANSPORT
SHERIDAN TWICE

That the transport Sheridan did not
leave her bones on the reef on Bar
ber's Point is due to the excellent work
cone by Richard Sture, who was in
charge Of the wrecking operations.
This is the statement made by for.
mer Depot Quartermaster Captain
Humphrey in letter of congratula-
ton to Mr.. Sture. II was Mr.. Stup.
and not John Donnelly. who was In
entire charge of the work. Mr.. Sture
was put in full charge by Captain
Humphrey and all the others connect.
ed with the work We're Instructed to
obey his orders. So well was Captain
Humphrey pleased with the way MIR.
Sture handled operations that he say
in the letter TO MIR. Sture that il he
ever has another wreck on hand he
will get hold Of Sture If possible and
get him to take charge of the work.
You saved the Sheridan twice. he
gays. Once by pulling her of the
reef nj BARRIERS Point, and again by
taking her of the reef near Pearl liar.
Dor, after II had been necessary to
beach her there"
The work done by Mr.. Sure has
proved. according to Captain Humph.
liey. an important point In connection
with saving operations. ION both
these occasions II was shown conciu.
-. sal. III. a..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09
LOCAL and GENERAL
You may cultivate spare-time thrift
by reading the Bulletin Wants.
The Globe sells Il cheaper.


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sumo nj yobosuko originally fixed for
the 18th ar Octnber has been nos,poned
TN November 18th at u. m.
The Queen street skating rink is
open every evening and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. Special mu.
sic Wednesday and Saturday evenings
W. a. hldeout' LOT some 'lhe con
hected WIN the Honolulu IRON WORKS
mas resigned MS posltioh WIN 'hat
company TO accept u position win the
Won haihm'fouhs CO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09

Tatsumi. had their petitions denied
Jchn Anchor was refused restoration
OF his papers on the ground Of previous
fraud. II being shown that the former
.rapers were surrendered for cancella-
ton: James Barkay because he hac
forgotten the names OF his witnesses.
and John Gavellc on the ground o.
nCn-residonce. The petitions Of David
Warwick and Thomas Kcnendy were
held over for further investigation.
Assistant United States District At
torney +. A. DuIyel and ID. II. Grit
fiths. representative OF the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor, were
present at the hearing and questioned
each 81 the applicants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09
MOR|TA WAS NOT
CHRISTIAN IN A|lO
Belonged To Bad Gang
And Committed Most
Shocking Murder

An investigation OF the case OF Mo-
rita. the Japanese criminal who is IN
Oahu Jail under sentence OF death dis
closes rather interesting state of af.
fairs In regard To the petition which
was handed Governor Carter yesterday
by the Rev. Wadman and the japanese
chaplain OF the prison. From all that
can be learned, the prisoner. who has
become Christian since being con
demned. was mixed up in one OF the
worst gangs that ever were known In
the Hawaiian Islands.
lie became involved in Il fight with
other japanese In Hilo and on New
Years Day. 1905, went up to the room
Of another Japanese named MOriyama
and persuaded him to leave his room
where his wife was, and come with
him. The next thing heard was shout
ing for help ana Moriyama was found
with his head beaten in with n heavy
Ratchet. a couple Of clubs were also
found near, which II was claimed be-
lOnged to two friends Of Morita's who
tinish his man.
The case was taken before the ST.
preme Court twice, once ON o writ OF
error in regard to the citizenship oil
men. on the Grand Jury and again ON a
writ after Morita had been condemned
The last writ alleging that the trial
Judge had erred In refusing 10 admit
certain evidence as regards the char
ac,er ~ the man whom he had killed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09

Evening Bulletin 75c per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09
ROOSEVELI'S HOTEL

Washington, ID. c., Oct. lS.--Presi'
dent Roosevelt will be entertained at
the Hotel Tivoli, government insti'
tuition. nea: Panama, when he visits
the isthmus in November. This Is q
new hotel which the canal commission
will open about November |. II Is 10.
Gated at Ancon, on high hill near the
lannon's Ancon hospital and commands
q beautiful view Of the Pacific ocean.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09
KEAIOHA'S RUN
COST HIM SO

The only County candidate who has
so far hled statement OF his election
expenses with County Clerk Kalauo'
kalani IL J. NJ. Kealoha, who ran for
Supervisor for KOolau, His expenses
were modest enough, amounting to but
SIG, This sum is ltemized as follows:
Personal expenses as candidate, $40;
expenses OF printing and advertising,
So; expenses OF public meetings, 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09

Mr.. Chamberlain first wore an eye
glass many years ago. while acting In
some theatricals In Birmingham. lie
found It suited his appearance. aud
continued to wear one OF the stage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09

Blank books OF all sorts, lsdgers
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing COMPANY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09

Sales-Between Boards: 10 Pioneer.
si3j: $1,000 o. X. q Il. Co. Gs. slO3.5C;
$4,000 Cal. u. S. 4 Ret IS. slO3 Ses-
sion: 100 Eva. s25; Z Waialua. $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.st cents,
or S76.4o per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-09

For speaking French TO him, a land
lord OF a Dusseldorf hotel recently
charged guest extra In his bill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-03
PORK MARKET CASE
=. FROM WINNIPEG HERE

Because John T. Yeates, Of Neepowa,
Manitoba, is curious to know what be
came Of the 1925 he placed on the pork
market, John Bryner and David Forgy
are making sturdy fight against extra
dition to Canada before United States
Commissioner Howard S. Abbott today.
Bryner conducted a commission house
in Winnipeg last winter under the firm
name Of B. A. Halliday & Co., and
Forgy was his agent at Neepowa, who
undertook to aid Mr.. Yeates in his
assault on the market.
The defendants maintain that their
shop was run on legitimate lines and
that Mr.. Yeates' loss was merely due
to the vicissitudes of the market.
Charles E. Hamilton of St. Paul has
the case in charge for the Manitoba
government.
Bryner was arrested in Minneapolis,
where he has lived for six months, by
United States Marshal William Grim
shaw. He is a man Of middle age who
has every appearance of being an able
and shrewd business man. With him is
his young and attractive wife, who is
alleged to be the. B. A. Halliday in
whose name the Winnipeg business was
conducted. Forgy was arrested yester-
day in Duluth by Deputy George NAL
lory.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-03
AUCTION SALES

ToMoRRow = ELEGANT AND
sell at auction Tuesday and Wednesday
next. Sept. and s. at 10 a. M. sharp,
large and valuable assemblage Of fine
All in condition equal to new. Mahogany,
birdseye maple and oak dressers, one mahog-
any dressing table, fine upright piano., cost
$3.50; handsome brass and iron beds, box
springs, hair and other mattresses one Vernis
Martin parlor desk, solid mahogany, oak and
rattan rockers tive pier mirrors. gold leaf
parlor pieces, one etergee, oil paintings and
watercolor drawings, one Louis XIV antique
mahogany dresser with ormulo trimmings,
bric-a-brac, one fine upright birdseye maple
folding bed with mirror, cost $85; center tn
bles, fine oak library table, china closet, open
and glazed bookcases books, draperies, leather
rockers brass jardinieres and candelab bra,
spinning wheel, buffers tray, silyerware, oak
desk, couches, oak sideboard and box-seat din
ing chairs, china and glassware, rugs and car
pets Inantel clock, one antique mahogany sofa,
steel engravings, weathered oak pieces, one
Dockash range with water front, one Jewel
one kitchen cabinet. go-cart, two steel couches
one roll top desk, library lamp. Haviland
china, one musical clock, one fine French
brass woodbox, one antique Dutch mahogany
inlaid card table. worth 500; two gems Rock
wood pottery, two antique mahogany bu-
Kitchen etc., and at same time I've cases
Contents unknown), stored in names of T.
Brink, L. w. Smith. c. H. Stiles and Nc
Intosh, all without the slightest reserve, at
my salesrooms No. II 9th st N. opposite
Masonic Temple. Hubert Bown, auctioneer.
". D. Gordon Co., licensed auct1oneers; 10
years experience. S26 Guaranty. Both phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-03
HORSES ARE BURNED
Six Valuable Animals Perish in Fire
That Destroys Barn.

A barn belonging to Kasmirsky
Brothers, III West Third street, ST.
Paul, burned last night and six horses
were cremated. The barn was a mass
Of flames when the fire department ar
rived. One Of the horses, which had
recently been purchased for $3.50,
and was shot by policeman. The
other five horses were cremated in the
barn. No one is known to have been in
the barn for several hours and the own
ers have no idea how the fire originated.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-03
TWO FATALLY STABBED
In Fight. OYER INSULT

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 33.--In fight
night, Richard spalding insulted Miss
Clara Cornman and was fatally stabbed
by the girl Is brother, Newton Cornnlan. an
Frank Coyle, who attempted to separate.
the combatants, was. also fatally
stabbed by Cornman Cornman and
Herman. sCornman, a younger 9 bro her,
were arrested.