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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20
MOTHERS

should know. The troubles with
multirudes Of girls is a want of
proper nourishment and enough
Of it. Nowadays they call this
condition by the learned name of
Anemia. But words change no
facts. There are thousands of
girls Of this kind anywhere be-
tween childhood and young lady,
hood. Disease finds most of it's
victims among them. Some Of
them are passing through the
mysterious changes which lead
up to maturity and need especial
watchfulness and care. Alas,
how many break down at this
critical period; the story of such
losses is the saddest in the his
tory Of home. The proper treat
ment might have saved most Of
these household treasures, il the
mothers " had only known OF
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
and given it to their daughters,
they would have grown to be
strong and healthy women. 1t
is palatable as honey and con-
tains all the nutritive and cura-
tive properties Of Pure Cod Liv-
er Oil, extracted by us from
fresh cod livers, combined with
the Compound Syrup OF Hypo-
phosphites and the Extracts Of
Malt and Wild Cherry. In build.
ing up pale, puny, emRciated
children, particularly those trou-
BLEED with Anemia, Scrofula, Ric-
keta, and Rome and Blood dis.
easen, nothing equals ~ It's tonic
qualities are Of the highest or.
der, A Medical Institution says,
"We have used your preparation
w treating children Tor coughs,
colds aud inflammation lie APP
plieation has never failed us IN
any case, even the most agra
yeted bordering on pneumonia
Tbs more u 10 used tho lesH will
DO tho TgYages ~ disease from
Infancy 20 old age !, II both .
f0od and medlclne, modern,
felenilhcl effective from tho hsl
foap sad never deoelges ~ dls.
lppAnis, "There " 40 doubt
fbepl w." sold by Al chemists
hess sad llIosglgsl Gas gyld
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20
FORESTER JUDD ON
TEMPORARY DUTY
From Wednesdays Adevertlser)

july ~, 1900,
Editor Advertiser May !. Ia justice
70 MY regular assistant, Mr.. David
Hanghs, correct a misunderstanding
that has arisen from the note In this
mornings Advertiser regarding tho ap.
poiniment " Mr. q, :. Judd as a mem.
boz ~ che stan n che Division of For.
tFlfy7
M iuii b appointed Special Forest
Aeenl fof q Temporary period, 20 sauy
90 q dfhplis piece ~ sork NJ
iiapghs souiinnrs, 10 iH rho pasi, bic
fal'irul senier' us lpIssi hpissfymas,
faf Nhi'h Me lous ropprsppe w 49,
i'lapi' sN nrll gusllhfi blm
Nnp imlI yealR
hAirH b hpHNfH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20
LABOR PARTY PLATFORM
AS SENT To HAWA||ANS

The following translation OF circular printed in the a-
waian language which being Crabbe
headquarters:
VOICE OF LOVE
governmental Nigh
the opinion that this fitting ber
the thing to do in they benefited
Previous this time in other countries and in Hawaii
affairs relating the judiciary
o poor liegarded
MOhammed help
hose who do help tbemsel elves"
happen aboer, get ANYTHING from the
country, if he does stand in with his fellows.
We have in the carrying the
finances low is the bore that laid while
officials policemen draw salary
In order that the aborers governmental
work. they follow the in which they
them heartily politics. accomplish purpose
they Republican clubs
nominate their delegates conventions,
will nominate Representatives and Senators who will look their
POLICE ENERGETIC
At present the policemen energetic their
clubs being
along with Brown retain their POSITIONS expiration
You nothing The police
men and the supporters OF Brown are not looking for the welfare of the
aos and that is the abo county,
support only thing you to
to support the nominees of the Labor Party because interests
identical.
example unity by working of
England at the last election when thrywo of their candidates elected
the House of Commons candidates. Burns being
Francisco for the standing
working their ectng mayor
$3.50 a day 20 a day.
Since politics. way
which benefited
the politicians We looking supporters
anything proposed by them which support
would loss.
Party showing us the way by
which the Treasury
ing three pans
TAXES SHOULD INCREASED
That making
them of the
That
to the in which the sssued.
That the be
The first
have been beneficial in America why shouldn't
In regard the third it
payments of the
planters and make fair
from cent to and one-half per
If these of the Labor adopted receipts
Treasury than
month"; this amount would be equal 800 b
for $3.50 a day
part go the roads, there remains small
portion of aborers the whave
steady employment and this Saturday evenings
provided with cash. enabling gaddng the hearts of
their wives In opinion
support constituents for thew will draw the
monthly salaries while we idle our time about the
Therefore, hborer Territory vote for the
Labor Party ticket because only by doing will the
be increased On of the
has been famine in the
ATTENTION, LADIES!
Ladies of Hawaii of
loving husbands listen to them and Party
victorious shall of victory Party is trying
work for the interests be policemen looking
own wee DO not allow your husbands be led by eming pt
ans The best thing peace
he home
the County of Oahu vote for the can
da of the Labor Party precinct clubs and for delegates
" the primaries The abOr that oppose feowIaborer Judas
to his felowlaboes.
Honolulu, July
We your servants
s. NJ Puehu j. Fern Abr X Fnnegan Kalnkie
T. H. Rahburn W. X Rahurn VIM. Keoa Moses Kamakoa
Thomas Pedro John Mauko John Silva Pauahaa Abr
nam kalekau d. w. Mahuahua, 5. X. Aaloi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20
ooLln AND nlARRnnEA.

Pains 10 iho stomach, collie and dlar-
rhpoA afe gHichlY relieved ~ iho use
ri Chamberlain Collie fh0lrra and
llisrfhnrA hemil when 90 need ~
surh mfl.flHr Hfr "a . iual INr
sails ~ sl lhalsff and nfuFglsif nfnf
SMITH a 0n iAd Arfif - %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20
MEMBER OF HAWAIIAN LEGIs-
LATuRE.

r. W, Aylott first cornetist Is "a
member ~ the Hawaiian Legislature
lie Is past middle life, lie II a sturdy
character. lie has had experience ana
Is Wei posted ON insular anairs, lln
expresses his loyalty Ca the Union, but
says that AnprNation WAS secured by
the aid ~ wealthy inhabitants ~ tho
islanfs. bui from tho annexation tho
poor have been the greatest brnrhclur-
los, ~ vases have increased from 90
month nr labor Ca from u 90 D. a
day The Department " AgTiculiurs,
Do Fiff be- hnins Wuph tl raiAhiiHh nov
Wilsiri'H Hni in develop fhe country
Experiments ny ihr department. have
lrlnHnsifiirl ihHt tnhafrn mr rifar
hlnppriH r'sal ~ hlHlNr iulnr Nni
fAiIrI rHUl rHn hf FIHNu HF rhraply
flHffFfull} Hnd NJ as 5000 quality NJ
tnF shore n mo world. AnnftHiinn
riHpprl ihr lWpHiHil0n ~ rlinfff lH-
l0t Afa ffllt Hplk u naa danr lf
iafHnfff Hnf nfinrr Tnf nHF.tilnn
~ hnmlflai'n H ufpoNainIl iH tnp
HIfNHf ~ iIN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20

FsrreiaTy fuIsSsth ~ the sailors
linton "a san Fianeiseo his Guad eu-
pl0i moni fuf ihe iiaaplian strike
pirahris ahoin ihe linton rnil ~ flnm
lhe fsgirs Man 90 m fhs nothen
Nallfnu'H Hhfh f0uniV an the
inlnn rgnifi Nps ~ eliminate ihe
hafHi'aeH hnW siun mlr.nr anfra
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20
BIG HIT At
SALT LAKE

Salt Lake City gave the Hawaiian
Band royal welcome, including a
week engagement at Saltair Beach pa.
vilion on Great Salt Lake. An organ
recital was given for the band at the
big Mormon Tabernacle. An organ re-
cital there is one Of the attractions
Utah has to offer visitors. A letter re.
ceived here by n former Salt Laker
from gentleman who visited in Homo.
lulu couple of years ago explains how
the recital came about:
81 had the pleasure Tuesday, this
week, of meeting Captain Berger, and
of hearing his wonderful band play.
introduced him to Mr.. Hansen, city
paper), and paved the way for him to
have the opportunity of playing on the
great Tabernacle organ. also had a
very pleasant interview with Mr.. John
Ellis, but did not meet his brother. We
enjoyed the concert which was given
by the band members of the Glee Club,
intensely. 1t carried us back to Ha.
waii mel and made us again renew our
vows to some day return to those beau
tiful islands for longer visit than we
had BEFORE
The program of the organ recital is
in the form of souvenir brochure, the
back page showing a picture of Homo
lulu harbor with ships dressed for a
festival occasion, and captioned,
"Home, Sweet Home-Honolulu Har.
bor." The title page bore the follow
ing:
Special Organ Recital
Given by direction of President Joseph
F. Smith
And Counsellors, in Honor Of the
Royal Hawaiian Band,
Tuesday, July 10, 1906, Tabernacle,
Salt Lake City,
a.. a. hctItlldH, ldDeTHdcle oTBanlSt,
Then follow several paragraphs, in
Hawaiian, of greeting to the band,
from the church. The inside cover con.
tanned the following program:
Prelude to Lohengrin.. Wagner
a. Nocturne f Flat. .........Ch Chopin
b. Adagio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Merkel
C. Old Melody. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mandolin solo" Medley Fantasia"
............ (Maori) Walter Smith
Walther's prize song (from "Der
Meistersinger .......... Wagner
Quartet While I have You"...
Geo. d. Piper, II. G. Whitney
II. S. Ensign, j. d. Spencer.
Soprano solo-"O Ny Father" Tin
Hawaiian) Miss Emma Lucy Gates
March Triumphale.
The organ numbers will be rendered
by Mr.. Walter ]. Poulton.
Goodwin g Weekly, of Salt Lake,
makes the following comment:
The Royal Hawaiian Band, which has
been entertaining thousands of delight.
ed patrons of Saltair during the week,
gained for itself fresh laurels on the
4th under the skillful guidance of
Leader Berger, and played into the
hearts of the vast crowds which gath.
cred daily to listen to the sweet music
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-20

OF the band Joined in the chorus, Al
the close OF the evening concert dance
music WAS given.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

,s,bs, and TIVE Children Meet osas"
Under Wheele.

.sshs, and rwe Children Meet Osss"
Under Whss.s.
New York July 1s.-Thrse persons
vers killed sunday n . grade cross
,,r accident on the LOag Island ralf
rosd', Manhattan lins. In East New
York.
The dead are:
samue, Mssnlsy, 81 years DID, .
hotel keeper Of Brooklyn.
Samuel Msanlsy, Jr, I years ola.
Annie Msanley, . years old.
Mr.. Meanlsy and his children, &c
oompanied BY Max Rubin. IL years
ola. were driving when struck oy =
Manhattan Beach express. The ia.n
ar ana son were instantly killed. an'
the little girl died within . few nour'
after the aceidspt. =,
The Rubin boy was unconscious !,
| 4 hospital Sunday night and may o
fat. y injured.
piles OF dirt thrown up from exc'
! ystions near the croseing obscured .n
New q the tracks. although q ma
/ man declares he signaled In vain Il
!. Neanley - stop.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
.,osors Ane CLEANED OUT.
,so Msc snd Women Are eod'ly De-
-. s.~.> AXE Ch0rteo, Ia.

..o M, sca Women Are Bodily De-
,.rted from Lake char'es, Ia.
80 charles. La, July 16.-As the
.e.uIt oe q remarkable city mousse
cleaning party, $50 negro men ana
-omsn were placed on board pas
.s,rer train and shipped out OF tne
town. .u.,u
They were placed on the same tram
v,sh the body Of q negro VINO las.
vesk shot ana killed the Gay marsna'
% Iern,nss. La, and who subsequent
~ a,.a in jail at Lake Charles, from
uDa. received while attempting to
avoid arrest. 49,.
,.rderloin. known a. Hole IN tne
wall" was invaded by several nun
sr.d white men, including some mem
s.r, az the state militia. on their way
- tho annual state encampment.
uouse after house was visited AM
che inmates not being even s'Vei
time to dress, were taken out an
turned over to guard.
The motley group was marcned ui
J. aar guard with pistols to water tan
q shont a mile from town and q passe'
cer train was stopped and the nesroe
10 mt aboard and their fares paid as Il
a. the parish line. members OF u
guard riding that far with them.
ls' Some Of the negro women siipp'
20 away in their night dresses.
OF Care was taken in the raio' not
aeai unfairly with the negroes al
ar. that when no weapon was iouna
'ut one Of them, II he could prove
Bo- identity as a resident OF Lake Cnar'
he was not molested.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
Under SERIOUS CHARGE.
e..m.r phenix City Man 10 Involved
in Little Rock. Ark.

eo.usr phenix City Man 10 '"vo'veo
In Little Rock. Ark.
Columbus, Ca, July lev. z. La
Nv . former Phenix City man. IS
N i.u at Little Rock. Ark, on the
charge of receiving stolen property IN
. r.ther sensational case. He appar'
.ntlv became invloved with numoer
~ other clerks in various business
houses in Little Rock. and 1t Is CLAIM
"A that thousands Of dollars worm
- GOODS were stolen by those clerks.
Thsre we're q number Of arrests and
N. clerks confessed their guilt. All
have made bond except Lakey' VINO
n still in Jail. 1t Is alleged tnat he
vas the brains Of the conspiracy.
Lakey. who was formerly dry
goods clerk here in Phenix CITY, mas
a notorious reputation In this sec'iol
an account of his desertion OF MI
wife. the daughter OF a well known
: Phenix City citizen. c. Fl. buchahan
3 six wears ago. He was afterwaia
+ arrested in Birmingham, where ne ma
e carried a young girl to house
Il shame. A temporary cash bond W.
3 assessed by the Birmingham autho'
r ties. and he made the bond ana '"'
e. skipped.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

Nashville. July ia Coiumols;
~.rn dispatch says that Lee Andel'
.ra Henry wilkes, two negro boys,
sred about IA years, Are under alres, as
% there for robbing the Columbia postoI-
AZ AZ ~ money and checks. The ROD
nsrv took place last Friday, satuI'
,sv - ana sunday. VIII Brown, . negro
vas arresssd for receiving s.o'e. ~
~oca. Numerous checks were foun'
=. wilkes and he confessed. Tn
an smouut secured in checks may go = =
;iO, 600. as many checks were : re- lost ,ss.s .
destroyed, and only about sA'ooo "'''
| we're recovered.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
u..ro Aspjrant In jail.

charleston, 8. c., July l6.-Aaron
pr;oleau. the negro Republican con
.rss.,onsl aspirant. who has contest
"A the sest Of Congressman Lesare
for the two year term. 10 nov .S. ",..
,nr a term Of four months In Charles.
.oD county fail, having surrendered
n,m.s,f ~, after vainiy appealing to the
circuit court Of appeals for new tria.
He was convicted with tamper'ne VIZ.
the mails when he was running a.
ro,tal clerk on the Atlantic Coast line
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

philadelphia. July l6.-Four per.on.
we're seriously injured In an aeciaen'
- the Reading railroad In the out
,k,rts of this city Monday. Two
coaches Of passenger train from Ger.
mantown for philadelphia left tne ..'l
and oollidei with a coal car on another
trnck The entire side of one of he
coaches was torn away and two wo
men passengers were Injured. Tne
other injured were traanmen' ~
accident. II is said. was due to . taa'
~ awitch. The injured are IN Q no'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
"a. rrust Not Guilty.

Jacksonville, Fla. July lo'-,ne
,ury in the ice trust case renaereS
, wsrs,ct of not guilty on SATURDAY
r,aht County Solicitor Bryan says
re- .ss. ,ha aght against them has JUST
t nsrun. 1t was brought out In tne
trial that the leo manuiac'us'ns MS .o ,on.
nanv with q daily capacity OF 500 tons
~ou,d not sell Ice to any one but tne
Ts~rsonville Ice Delivery company
Wonday morning Robert Gamble. pres
.Sor, Of the manufacturing company
said; I'VE want no further Soa, y,
rr rroceedings, and hereafter we Will Sc,
;cs NJ retail" This. 1t Is believed w''
result IN cheaper ice for Jacksonv''''
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

ithaca, N. Y. July iS.--Innusn.s'
,ocal Cornell alumni express the op'n.
An mat the entire alumni BODY o.
cornell viii protest against the 60
eeutance OF Coach Courtneys res'sns
tscn ana Win ask that al possible con-
ciMatory measures be adopted by tne
.thletic management. II 10 reported
That Mr.. Courtney Was seriously IN
iured while doing heavy manual wo.. !.
necessary to moving me crsvs y
Poughkespsis.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

chicago, July ia.-nawssa Inward. :. : S%ss .'ss,'
M .ns,,,asry stors Of ssl North svenss.
were found dssd honaay - .>... s
rooms sbovs the store. the snsT.u s
q hoth hss bsss sse yse .Ss
nsva noe hssa ebls 70 aesesaas
-Ssshes ~ eosDls we're nesaesse
vSesAss x,ess hillsS ~ vsss 81
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

coosaabusssy and Ladronss c'asn.
Manila, July 1s.-Lieutenant Coz
tello. Of the constabulary. reports snsI
on July 18th. he had night Win tne
iaSrones unSer Panleton Villafusrte
~ C.sageuran In the province 0!
Ah.v Iu,ou. villafuerte was kiiiec
Anrsns the nght and four rides. toseth'
er with much ammunition was cap'ur
I'd. The provincial treasurer was ar
,e.t.d and held prisoner at Casegeu
ran awaiting orders from the insuia
.rshorities. villafuerte was brotn
er Of the Ladrons leader cap'0's
some time ago..
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
n...h ps.lt BY LlshtnIns.

cn,cago. July le.-An unidentineN
NV vas killed and four others were
ss,,ously burned By lightning wnile
seeking shelter from . rain s.or% W. W.
dsr a tree at Oak street and the n.Ss
shore drive. The injured are wslnsIn
usupers. George Homan. cnss's.
a,seting and Joseph sisetins. Nv
eral buildings In CHICAGO were s'S'
NV lightning and get anre'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

Jefferson, Ca. July ie.-hon' '' '.w
Pettijohu has been sppo'nseo "a.
ont the unexpired term pecss''y ~. .Ss
Vacant By the death Of former Su.,,. Su.
~ william T Stevens. NJ, rs.a s :.
john has been for . nsme.' 80
sAsoonstabls Of this district, enc re- ,ss'
40 CHIEF os police Of the csty .. Ss., 1s
fsrson for several years. - NJ,
tyiohn win inmsdistsiy sssa"' "
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
s.meus inventor psad.

I. baltimore. July 16.-Wiiliam fains
~ whose fame 40 an inventor 70 NJ
tional. died at the Johns HopaAns No.
u,tal Sunday following an opsrsS.oo
performed July'A for an informal Ms
order. He was 90 years q 49,. the
United States patent once has srans.
"A Mr.. Painter more than hundree
oateuts ON his various inventions. hs
was q member Of the American -
clety Of Mechanical nnsinssrs: tn.
American Institute oe Mining nns'
neers and numerous other osgss's'
tiOno
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
Havoc Wrought by Rain.

Denver. July 16.-Havoc We"
wrought by rain Saturday night ano
sunday to the elaborate street aecor, ss,,.
stions provided in honor Of the ..nus Elk.
reunion, which opened here Monday
Afternoon, but the weather cleared
in the morning and the damage was was
- ra,a,red during the day. Royal pur'
NO and white are the prevailing col
o ors. but hundreds of flags are re- inter. .,,es.
.,,rv,ei in the decorations. On mon
oaiths and pedestals at street corners
have been placed large elks SURROUND
ed by electric lights. Thousands ,es o.
Uarsons were deposited at the nnior
Ssnot today. thirty special trains oe
ine scheduled to arrive during IN, =
aav The Grand Lodge B. P. o. =
opened its forty-sccond anpua' SESSION
Monday evening.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

Manila, July ls-H. L. Talbot .
ua,,.ar a nj in the constabulary, who de-
.srtsd at Ilo,lo. on the Island OF "a
nav ON July 2, with six men, and tnen
creased over Pana to Guinaras' wnere
na started ON an aimless chase over
~. country. A detachment OF con-
.sshulary pursued the deserters and
osntured Lieutenant Talbot who was
ont Of his mind. The constaou'Als
vith him were dismissed from tne BOZ
| vice.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

Warrington, July le.-Perfect sam
,.tlon and cleanliness are proving ~
tai to the West Indian negroes employ
IA a the Panama canal. Although
Colonei Oorgas and his assistants nave
ban,shsd yellow fever and other tropi'
al fevers. which made the canal zone
one large sburying ground Tor tne
French canal builders. they have dis
covered that sanitary precautions tax
"a in the quarters occupied by work
man mako the Jamaican negroes espe
cially susceptible to pneumonia an
cAher lung ana throat trouble.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

po,, Jerris, N. j.. July ie.-b. Van
wsrin. an engineer on the Erie wss
seriously and tvo other men s"s~ s..a,
injured when an unknown ps.soa
threw . switch in front OF tram loaa, =.
w,,h sm,grants and sent 1t on 10
.,d,nr which In turn bumped 'nto
s,oshsr overturning It. No one o.
,hs passengers vas seriously injured
thonsh severely shaken up'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
,.ouss AoAsss on CHILD LAsoR
ma, =, Mr.. eslr Was speoIsi Order Tor
Monday.

M, q Mr.. Osii Was special ordsr 'e'
Monday.
Atlanta, July 1.-THE cniid sD0'
h,l nv Mr.. Bell, of Fulton, nao tns
r,eht OF way In the house MONDAY
h.y,nr been made the special contin'
,,,,. oarer Immediately after the reao'
ing Of the Journal a.
i,.smuch a. the bill Is Identical In
a.. terms to the bill recently introou'
"A IN the senate. a. the Joint act OF
oa .enators. It will undoubtedly pe-
ooue |. law within the next few days.
The next measure to be taken up
-,n urobably be the anti.bucket snop
hin OF Mr.. Boykin, Of Lincoln wllcn
vas reached In It's turn ON the caien,
AZ, the other day, but on motion Oh
ths author laii on the table. It being
, s..,rsd that It be considered BY Q
: full house. ..
!. vhich were reached on the caienca'
an Friday. were tabled, the time 10
d .or.,aeration Of them not penn
= Asemed propitious. One OF these
the bin Of Mr.. Fielder, OF hDo, '
m amend the penal code 80 as to ,mpo. >.
death for burglary at night. Inc -
10. thor believes that the man VINO oreas
be into a dwelling house at night Is pr
n.rad to take life, has murder IN q
rts heart and his crime should %
his punished by the law.
Oh. On Tuesday at noon the house 81
.enate will meet in joint session
the hall OF the house OF representauv
n hear the address OF Harry
vas George Tucker. president OF
lers jamestown, Va, exposition compH
IDLY The address will be In support ., ..
he ,o,r. resolution of Mr.. Russell OF "a
,uth coeee. to appropriate $4,000 Tor
dent purpose. 49,. c.,v,n f,
the It is probable that the Gavin
his 10 establish q state bureau OF Da
the and banking will be reported 70
a C. house by the committee on banks
prob banking during the later part Oh
when week.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
o.c,etratlon for Lands.

shoshone. Wyo, July l6.-Monua'
~ rog,stration for lands In the sno
shone or Wind River Indian reserve
t,on began at shoshone. LanoeIs,
Thermopolis and Worland. Ls ),
arowds are arriving and onsciais OF
49, General land Office estimate tnat
sullv 40 900 persons will register 'ot
nomea. The registration will close
At en- m. July 81. The drawing wm y,
hss,n Aug. 4, and will continue un.,
August Is, when the reserva..o. .scn ~'
ns formally opened% There are aoou
: oo0 600 acres in the tract to be open
"a from 2s5, 900 to 100000 acres oein
osnahle Of reclamation by irrisat'on'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
....,>.,na DIeeIn m shed ousses.

Atlanta, July 16.-Atiants enterss.n'
A three very distinguished guests
william Travers Jerome. the famous
d,str,ct attorney OF New York. and his
two sssistants. Arthur c. Vand'ver
ans Francis p. Garvan. TINS TITO
oS brilliant legal talent that have be-
come national arrived In the city sun
day afternoon enroute to warn
spriugs. Ca. where Mr.. Jerome VII
aAdress the Georgia Bar association.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20
e..,. ,r,ured In Collision.

A. Louis, July 16.-One person ~
,.nh.h,v fatally injured and 80 others
~. more or less bruised and badly
shaken up by . reaf-end coll's'on ss Uv
tween . Broadway and . seven. sau,
street car Sunday night. the scci0sus s
81. due TO q broken trolley on .ne
ssvsuth street car. Owing 70 nis
hsro,sm IN sticking to his post IN tns
f.oe OF danger. Motorman yUnn 's y
Downs. Of the Broadway car VIII p,oo '
sn,v ale. He was unconscious wne'
-s.c,eA 80 from under the wreckase
nowns was hurried to st. Johns nor
n,tai where physicians states tne
feared he would not recover i'o'' "
. | INJURIES.