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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
'SCHOOL IS WON
l. BY COBB COUNTY.
Agricultural College to Be
Located Near Powder
Springs.

H Cobb county bore off the prize Friday
n the competition between it, Floyd
county and Barlow county for the loca-
ton of tho proposed agricultural school
for the Seventh Congressional district.
The school will be established on a
tract of 240 acres of land, situated 21d
miles from Powder Springs, which is in
the southwestern part of the county on
the Southern and Seaboard Air Line
railways. ~
The proposal made by Cobb county
which was accepted by the board of
trustees and ratified by Governor Ter
rell, is most advantageous one for the
State and the school The 240 acres of
land donated the State is valued at $50
per acre, and on it people OF Cobb
county will erect the main building
and a dormitory at a cost of SIS, 900,
making the whole donation to the State
of the value of $25 900.
Barlow county was anxious to have
the school located there, but her offer
was less than that of Cobb county, as
was also Floyd county's proposal.
The board Of trustees, of which Gov
ernor Terrell is ex-officio a member,
was in session the greater part of the
day, and it was not until late in the
afternoon that Cobb county's proposal
was accepted. On account of the GEN.
trail location os Floyd county, major
ity of the board of trustees tentatively
voted to locate the school in that coun-
ty, provided the people of Floyd county
donated either $4,000 in cash or 200
acres of land and $4,000 in cash, the
advantage of a central location being
conceded to outweigh the difference in
value offered by Cobb county. Mayor
Maddox, of Rome, was advised of this,
and thought the people of Rome would
meet the offer, but later, after consult
| ing with Ed Maddox and Seaborn
Wright, of Rome, over the long dis.
lance phone, Mayor Maddox reluct.
antly Informed the board that Floyd
county could not meet the proposal
The board then awarded the location OF
the school to Cobb county.
The following members of the board
of trustees participated in the meeting
held Friday in the senate chamber
DR.. W. H. Williamson, of Habersham
Secretary John w. Bale, of Walker;
R.. Brock, of Dade; G. F. Broyles, Of
Catoosa; R. D. Jones, of Chattooga T
w Hardin, of Gordon; w. H. Lumpkin
of Barlow j. A. Peek, of Polk; E. P
Dobbs, of Cobb Judge A. l.. Bartlett
of Paulding, and S. M. Carter, CT Muir
ray Judge Bartlett, S. NJ, Carter ant
T. w. Hardin constituted and inspec
tion committee, which reported on the
availability and desirability of the site!
offered by the counties seeking the To-
| cation of the school.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
HUNTING SEASON OPENS TO-DAY,
NOVEMBER 1.

To-day, the Nimrods Of Georgia will
begin their hunt of four and half
months for quail, turkey, partridge and
other birds.
According to the act of 1903, any per-
son shooting, trapping or capturing
turkey, pheasant, quail and psrtridges,
during any part Of the year save that
designated above, shall be liable to
punishment for q misdemeanor. The
season begins November and contin-
ues through to March 10. The law on
the Isubject does not allow hunting OF
doves during this time, but the season
for this bird begins in April and ends
in July.
On Thursday morning, bright and
early, the woods in every section OF
Georgia will he alive with gp0rtsmen
who will make :he welkin ring with
rife and shotgun reports.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
Local Items.
CAN'T & Hodges linen lawn.

CAN'T & Hodges linen lawn.
A very heavy frost covered the earth
Monday morning.
IL Col. Gordon Gam, of Chattsworth
was here this week.
L.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grogan have re-
turned to the city.
CAN'T 6 Hodges linen lawn,
Mr. j. II. Groves had the misfortune
| 10 have valuable horse to die.
fractional differences are great draw
backs to Il towns growth.
Rev. V. E. Manget, his daughter,
Miss Sallie, and his grandsons, will
leave next week for Dunedin, Fla. to
lsspend the winter
E>>Gantt & Hodges linen lawn.
Call phone 80 for your groceries.
The WHITE GROCERY 90.
S25 reward for any beef found in our
pure hog sausage. Gathn & Co.
Just opened it up-New Dry Goods
Store. Fowler Bros. & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Banks will cele-
brate their twentieth marriage ami
versary on November 7th, at their
home on Pryor street in Atlanta.
CAN'T & Hodges linen lawn.
Some very fine mountain apples are
being brought to Marietta from the
North Georgia mountains. There is no
better climate for raising apples than
this section.
CAN'T & Hodges linen lawn
egE~Ss4Sa
We regret to learn that Mr.. Leslie
Blair, student at Emory College, was
quite sick the past week, threatened
with appendicitis. His father, Col. D.
w. Blair, visited him Sunday and
found him up, but quite weak.
Maloney Shoes for children-the best
aine in America. O. w. DUPRE.
Cry TAX Book is now open at coun
Gil chamber for the payment Of CITY
taxes fer the year 1908. Call at once.
W. j. BLACK, City Clerk AMI Col,
AS the weather gets cooler, people
exclaim, "Isn t this fine weather! !" And
it is. That is the kind we have in the
Sunny South, until some other kind of
weather comes along from the North.
The largest assortment of Mems and
Boys Clothing, Shoes and Hats to be
found in Marietta, at T. w. Read g
Clothing Store.
Rev. w. 7. Lovejoy gave very in
teresting lecture Sunday night on the
authors Of the many hymns in the
Methodist hymn book. The choir was
large, the music good and enjoyable.
HsrdemAn's Orchestra discoursed mu =.
sic morning and night with the choir.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
WAITING ROOM
FOR PASSENGERS
Of the Marietta Electric
Car Have Been Sup
piled in Atlanta.

n The patrons of the Marietta electric
ears have at last been supplied with a
Ipng felt want, that Of having COM
Portable waiting room at all hours,
where they can come off the streets
and wait for their cars. The Adams
Hoyt Co.. dealers in Soda Foun tains
and Soda Fountain supplies, have arr
ranged the front of their salesrooms at
"a Marietta street, directly opposite
the starting point Of the Marietta cars,
with comfortable seats, steam heat,
and ali the necessities that go to make
waiting SOON pleasant and inviting.
You can have your baggage and bum
dies checked, and save the worry of
carrying them around with you or, If
shopping in the city, have your pack
ages sent TO their store, where they
will be carefully looked after until you
call for them. This will be pleasing
feature to the lady patrons.
A schedule OF the cars will be kept
in full view, and all inquiries answered
courteously.
The Adams Hoyt Go. have installed
one OF their new founts, where the
purest OF hot and cold drinks will be
dispensed.
The patrons of this road should all
feel grateful to this enterprising firm
Of young men, who have made space in
their sAlesroom for their comfort do
ring the cold weather.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
Local News.

Attend the Stewards meeting at the
Methodist church Thursday night.
Mr. d. c. Hames is building new
house near Kennesaw Mountain.
Cobb Superior Court, November
term, will be held Ord Monday.
Master James Greer Looney, who has
been sick with typhoid fever for seven
weeks, is able to be out again.
We were glad to see Col. J. q, Eos
ter out on the streets Monday after a
spell of sickness. -
Solicitor Simpsons new house on
corner Sessions and Church streets, is
painted red with cream trimming.
Mrs Rappold and the Misses Wittig,
of Atlanta, were the guests of Miss
Louise schilling Sunday. -.
Miss May LaFontaine will be the
charming guest of Miss Julia Schilling
this week.
Miss Bertha Banks, of Atlanta, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
grandmother, Mrs. Schoenthal
The street car will change schedule
November 1st and the half hour sched-
ule will be dispensed with only in two
instances, morning and night.
Mr.. r. l.. Robertson, wife and mother
are spending this week in Nashville,
Tenn. PR. j. A. Mcintosh is attending
to the business OF the Southern Express
office during Mr.. Robertson's absence.
Now that Cobb county has secured
the agricultural college for the Seventh
district, an electric car line ought to
be built from Marietta to Macland,
Powder Springs and Austell. 1t would
seem that the necessity Of the matter
would commend itself 30 capitalists.
Mr.. Marshall Mckenzie, student at
Emory, Mr.. Hal Dumas and Mr.. Nor
man Pratt, students at Tech, spent
Sunday with homefolks here
Mrs. j. w. Stovall and Miss Lithonia
Rogers, of this city, attended the fu-
neral Of their sister, Mrs. Scphronia
Martin, at Norcross, last week.
Please notice the label on your paper
and see how much you are in arrears.
This is the time whom We expect our
subscribers to pay as, so when you
bring your cotton to town, drop in and
settle with the Journal,
Lieut.. and Mrs W. D. A. Anderson,
Of Washington, ID. c., were recent visi-
tors in the city the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph s. Brown
Mr.. John III. Boston has exchanged
five Of his hupses at Rntler's for some
store properly owned by senator Clay
IN Gainesviile, Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01

Major Gordon w. Lillie-Pawnee Bily
lis perfect type of an American gen.
tleman, self made man, whose home
is in Pawnee, Oklahoma, where he owns
one of the largest ranches in the coun.
try, including his famous buffalo ranch
where Craze the largest buffalo herds
in the world. His Historic Wild West
and Great Far East show will exhibit
in Marietta, Tuesday, Nov. sixth See
advertisement in this issue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
LOGS WANTED.

We have put up at our factory in
Marietta a first-class band saw mill.
We want to buy logs, and will pay fancy
prices for choice White Oak logs twenty
inches and up in diameter. Will also
buy other kind of logs. We will have
a man take up the logs and pay for
them at any station or siding Will
buy all lengths from four to twelve feet
long. Write us for prices and specifi-
cations. THE BRUMBY CHAIR Co.,
Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
BONDS DEFEATED
At CITY ELECTION
Sewerage Skiddo, and Wa
ter to be Furnished
as Usual.

An election to authorize the city of
Marietta to issue $50 900 worth of bonds
for system OF waterworks, and $50. 900
worth of bonds for sewerage, was held
last Saturday. 1t required two-thirds
vote OF all qualified voters, or 448 votes
to carry these bonds for these public
utilities.
There was light vote polled, and the
Fesult was both measures were defeated.
The following is the official vote:
For waterworks bonds. ...... 238
Against waterworks bonds. ..... q
For sewerage bonds .... 256
Against sewerage bonds. .. 10
There were 273 votes cast of the e72
registered voters. ~~''"
This settles the question for twelve
months, as another election cannot be
held until the expiration of that time.
A large number of our citizens in
sisted that we need and ought to have
sewerage, but evidently there is not
enough wanting them to vote to get
them, as they had the opportunity to
vote and secure sewerage last Saturday
and allow the present waterworks own
ers to furnish the water, but they re-
manned passive, and didn't try to Sc
cure sewerage under this arrangement.
They had choice to get sewerage and
waterworks, both to be furnished by
the city. They didn't show sufficient
anxiety to vote for this provision.
The 236 voters who wanted sewerage
and water will have to content them
selves with the present situation.
Mr.. M. M. Sessions, president of the
present Waterworks, says he will put
in system of sewerage by next June.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
FELL DEAD.

Elem Bowden. colored, aged 70, a
blacksmith, was working on wheel at
Watkins blacksmith shop on Tuesday
afternoon, apparently in good health,
singing a song, suddenly fell backwards
dead Heart failure. Coroner Lawhon
held an inquest. He was industrious
and we'll behaved colored man.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
MUST GIVE FULL WEIGHT.

a law of general interest that wac
passed at the recent session of the Gen.
eral Assembly requires that fair and
just weights and measures must be
given by those selling flour, meal and
grits. The law in question requires the
net tare weights to be printed or
stamped upon the sack or package, and
failure to do so is made mis6emeanor.
The law as applied to -four goes into
effect December l, 1906, and that as to
grits and:meal, on January l, 1907.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
attractive PRINTING

Is what you get when you patrOnize the Marietta
Journal Job Department. Our prices will please you
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

IbacZymy Jeszcze, GO kolnu
r,rzypadnie. Przysz}e zzycc,ite:
pokaze ci Janku, jakty WI.
|dziesz ma tych ~spodziewanrlyclH
majatkach.
Ot6z powiem 81, ze teral
W Zakopanem widoki man
|juz pewne. Parma Dora, ktt6'
|ra znasz 2 widzenia, zakocha'
ma we mnie pc uszy, q "a je.
posag, wierz nj, moznaby ku.
pic Gale Zakopane. Przytem
.pochodzi z bardzo dobrej 70
'dziny, jest wykszta}cona, do
brze wychowana, a Se pick
noscia ME grzeszy, to frasz..
ka. Dusza grunt.
Wjezdzamy ma ma}a pola.
ne.
Pred oczyma naszemi Okla
zuje sic dom weranda, ma
kt6rej widzimy zebrane licz-
ne towarzystwo.
To restauracya i schronis'
ko.
Coral nasz wstrzYmuje ko-
ME - wysiadamy. Zabiera-
my z wozu niekt6re potrze'
bniejsze rzeczy, serdaki, pa
rasole i laski i idziemy chwi-
]e pieszo pod gore.
Nareszcie jestesmy u celu
- stajemy.
Trudno opisac wrazenia,
jakiego doznaje sic ma widok
Morskiego Okla.
Tutaj dopjero czuje sic
cz1owiek, jak ma}em jest
stworzeniem wobec swiata -
wobec dzie} Stworcy.
w g}ebiej skalistej kotlinie
rysuje sic ogromna czarns
tafla jeziora, doko}a zas OIL
brzymie granitowe scianJ
Tatr, poros1e u stok6w kozo'
%drzewina.
/ Schodzimy pc schodkach
wykutych W skale ma dbl
do samego brzegu jeziora.
U step naszych, bezmia7
ciemnej nieruchomej mas1
w6d, W kt6rej toniach jak "
zwierciadle, widac rugby
chmur, unoszacych sic p>
stropie niebieskim i granite.
we sciany Tatr, upstrzone
bia}emi smugami sniegu
|Spok6j i cisza majestatyczns
stwarzaja tutaj nastr6j posep'
ny.
Poranne ciemne gravity:
nioruchoma milczaca koso-
drzewina, rosnaca u stok6w
skalnych PREY brzegu jeziora:
stoja W glepokiej tesknej "a
DUNE. Me s}ychac tn AM
spiewu ptaszat, ami brzecze-
MIA konik6w po]nych swier.
szczy. Czasem tylko wiatl
tract o ciemne ga}azki koso'
%drzewiny, wydajac teskne
melancholijne szmery, odla'
mex ska}y potoczy sic g1u.
cho pc stokach granitowych
i znowu cisza.
Gdzies wysoko ma b}ekz:i
Gle szybuje orze} skalny, Q.
krazy p6lkolem W powietrzu
kilka raw ! niknie hen -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
nc mad m mi IS
Nowelka.

YI#E~E -E .-a '@E -E#JE@E#E4AE
Bylem Fly nieco, gdy2
scena PREY wodospadzie mu-
sia}a bye widziana : brzegoo
parowu.
Postepujemy wszyscy llu 7
naszemu wozowi, ia sauna
Sciezka, kt6ra szliSmy tutaj
poprzednio.
: Lekki wiatr tracs otaczaja-
CO mas dokola swierki, MO
sac do uszu naszYch jakies
teskne szmery i szum wodo.
spadu, dochodzacy z do}u
parowy.
Mad nami zaczyna sic ME
DO przecierac. Przez slwe
postepione chmury, przegla-
da miejscami blady t}ekit;
kilka promieni s}onecznych
oblewa z1otym blaskiem igla-
ste warkocze smerek6w.
. Przyblizamy sic do nasze-
go wozu, stojacego obok
mostu.
Coral nasz poprawi} uprzaz
koniom, podni6s} p}6tno bu-
dy i zwiaza1 je sznurkami U
cory.
Wsiadamy i u~sadawiamy
sic wszyscy jak poprzednio,
opr6cz furmana, kt6ry poga-
MIA konie idac ko}o wozu i
wo}ajac co chwila hejt! albo
visit!
Droga wiedzie ]asem pod
gore.
- Daleko jeszcze do Nor
skiego Okla? zapytuje Janek
z wozu.
- Me prec! Me prec! -
odpowiada coral.
Jedziemy wszyscy W mil
czeniu. Cisza ia zaczyna mic
niecierpliwic.
Zdaje mi sic, il ia tn ies'
tenn %powodem tego milczenis
re wszyscy maja ma mysl
tylko podpatrzona scene PREY
wodospadach, vice wy}aze
wozu i ide obok.
Rozmaite mysli przecho'
dza mi przez glove.
Przypominam sobie kazde
s}owo kazde spojrzenie.
A moze Janek mia1 racys
m6wiac, re wszyskie one ia
kie idealne pred 6lubem:
zeby tylko z}owit meaa? Kite
vie, czy ME ma Janek racyi!
Moze by}oby lepiej, zadat
gwa}t sercu swemu i cofnac
sic jeszcze p6ki czas?
Nam chez pozostawic Gale
towarzystwoiisc gdzies hen...
hen.. gdzie oczy zaniosa. Ale
sta}o sic sta}o sies Cofnac sic
teraz po tych oswiadczynach
pc tylu zachodach, pc takiem
,,zawracaniu g}owy", by1oby
tch6rzostwem: Pierwszy ia
mex, kt6ry cent kazda pan
ne tylko wed}ug grosza, ME
poda1by mi reki.>
- Masz mine moi Stefku,
jak gdybys szed} "a karawa
mem - przerywa mi rozmy-
slenia Janek Drenowski, kt6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

Wiosle,mllt 4. lodi I. l %
] p}lyniemry, koe}lyss'lzac.
sic pc ciemnej toni.
Ludzie pozostali ma brze-
gu maleja nam " oczach,
zrazu wydaja sic nam ma die
ci, po chwili jak male laslllkEzi. .
Lekki wiatr marszczy car
ma tafla jeziora, v kt6'r'ej CO.
chwila zanurza coral diva dfu-
gle wiosla.
Drugi p%rzewoznik u stern,
pokazuje nam injury lipsto-
wskie", ,,Rysy szczerbate" j
,,Mnieha", a Gale towarzystwo
" ]odzi milczy, wodzac oczy-
ma " kierunku wskazanym..
LODI nasza wobec otacza-
jacyoh mas doko}a kolos6w
granitowych, wydaje sic tax
wat}a, jak }upinka orzechaa. a..
Posuwamy sic zwolna CO.
raz blizej brzegu, nareszcie
LODI nasza stale.
Wstepujemy ma grunt ska
listy, poros}y miejscami KEEP
kami mellow i perosto6w. Ca
lie towarzystwo wyrusza "a
raz W gore do Czarnego Sta.
WI.
Sciezki ME ma tn zadnej.
Kazdy pnie sic jak moe
przez zwaliska skaine. Z g1a-
zu ma g}az stapamy ostr6znie,
powolnie baczac ma kazdy
krok, ably sic ME po@liznac j
ME spa6c ma z}amanie karku.
Gdzieniegdzie z poza g}a-
z6w i okruch6w skalnych,
przegladaja ciemne kar}owa-
te khaki kosodrzewiny z
pogietymi konarami, Tub ke-
pki mch6w'i poz6}k{ych po-
rost6w skalnych.
Ia SODA u dolu many
Morskie Oko, W ca}ej okaZa-
|}osci. Lodi, 1kt6ra przyp}yne-
|lismy, odbi}a juz Cd brzegu
ma druga strone, pc move
czekajace towarzystwo. Widzi-
my ia teraz ma Srodku jezio-
ra, ma}a, ~posuwajaca sic po"
wolf, zdajaca sic nam zdala
'jak owad jaki, p}ynacy pc
wodzie O dwu wielkich no.
zach.
Wspinamy sic znowu wy
zej i wyzej, wreszcie jesteSmy
PREY Czarnym Stawie.
Jest tn jakok ponuro, stra-
szno, ida sic re Bog rzuci}
swoje przeklehstwo nate ska
~ i woody.
Jaki6 niewypowiedziany
smutek i przygnebienie ogar-
MIA kazdego ma widok tel
czarnej powierzchni woody, O:
kolonej ciemnemi olbrzymie~
mi skafami granit6w, barwJ
szaro f%ioletowej. Niema tutaJ
tego uroczego melancholijnle-
go widoku, tel zieleni drew
szpilkowych jak PREY Mors~
klein Oku, nigdzie zadnego
ziela, zadnego krzewu,
(Doko1czenie nastapD.
~Zatrwazajaca smiertelnlF0sc.
S~tatystvki wykazuja zastrasza!ae-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

Okropny Dol krzyzs, bdl g1owy,
b6le We uszystkich ezionkach
ci9gniecie "a soba n6g, nerwo
wos@, oslabienie ogolne zrujno
wa@ie calego organizmu.
Toronto, Ont. Can. 1ge Mr.. 'o5
Wiel. Czczigodny Nexmanie:
Zasylam Ci serdeczne rasze
stare polskie Bog zap}ad "a le.
karstwa kt6res Nj przys}af j
kt6re mnie by}o tax skutecanem
re obdcnie jeatem ca{kiem zdr6w.
J~eszcze raz vi serdeczne "a
TIVE wielkie staranie i zdolnosc
W ]eczeniu mel choroby i zyczy}
bym aby kazdy Kodak uda} sic
do Ciebie z iaka badz ch"roba
a ;estem pewien re kuracya twa
bedzie mu pomona.
z cs4ego serca zycze Ci
zdrowia j diugiego zycia aby6
by} pomoca cierpiacej ludzkokci
i wydzwigiwa} ich chorob tax
jak zes mn,e do zdrow1a ca}kiem
prsywr6ci}.
Pozostaje, Zyczac CT wszel.
kiei pcmyslno5ci i nlechaj Gig
30 pobdarzy dobrocja.
r. Flejsar, 5 dith Str
; Toronto, Ont. Canada.
Wyleczona zupe}nie.
;Nogl opuchniete,, Bicie serca,
'Kaszel bardzo przykry ls}abos6.
* lei Newmauie: -
Me sadzi}am p poczatku
mel kuracyl re be'ie wstanie CT
list dziekujacy ale gdy
o%statuie lekarstwo skonczY}am
} wtenczas przekona}am sig re jeo
stem wyleczoua z mel okropnej
cboroby kt1ra r6zni Llgi PREY.
niesG Nawyzdrowieuia juz ca}~
; KEN stracllam.
Ia te wyleczenle bede CT
s w%dzieczna p6ki Pan Bog mnie
ma tenn swiecie zachowa. Wraz z
moja famllia sk}adam Oh serdeczN
; ne dzieki i zyczac dfugich lat,
s Pozosta]e s. .
PAM Salomea Royal ska,
5 NorwichtownConn. box a.
10 mn Za}aczcje &c. INA
DAkmU essk pcestor Wy n
cy jak la chorych lecze ME cd
clekajcle dnia ale piezcie dzjsiaj
Reverend Newman,
I36IW, Lrha st.. Chicago, III
wv ~zg}aszaniu sig wymiehcie
gazete >, Wiarus"
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
smierteln0se

statystvki wykazuja z%astraszaj g
Ca smiertelno6c 2 zapalenia kiszek ]
bfon. Ably zapobiedz oraz WYE
s.zeG te straszne choroby, naJsku-
teczniejs,em lekarstwem Sc Ira
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-20

WITH
CHE FA
THE GRAND JURY'S INVESTIGA-
TION OVER AND THE BANKS
ARE CLOSED.

The Territorial Grand Jury will meet
again tomorrow morning, but there
will probably be no che ia witnesses on
hand The investigation, it is said is
ended. With the hearing of Sheriff
Brown, the jury is said to have finish
ed the work, at least for the present.
The jury has six weeks of life yet, how
ever and may take up the matter
again. As it is the jurors feel satisfied
in having caused the four banks to
close
The che ia banks are still closed or
practically so, and the Grand Jury is
considerably interested i'm seeing whe-
ther they open again 1t is said that
some indictments resulting from the
investigation may be reported soon and
that if the banks reopen the fur will
begin to fly again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-20
SUSPICIOUS FIRE
CAUSES ARRESTS
POLICE TAKE TWO CHINESE INTO
CUSTODY PENDING INVESTIGlA-
TION

Two Chine Sc were taken into custody
at an early hour this morning on sus
picion. Their names are Wong Wal
and w. Tai On. Their arrests were
made as the result of a suspicious fire
at a grocery store near the corner of
Young and Alapai streets. The police
officers found a satchel packed with
personal effects in the store and upon
inquiring of the Chinese the cause for
such a thing, were informed that the
pair of Chinese had intended to leave
the store this morning. A fire inquest
has been called. The damage to the
building was not very great for the
blaze was eXtinguished soon after be-
ing discovered.
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speaks but does not read English, and
the purport of the story was translat-
ed to him by his son.
1T is all foolishness," he said
Somebody is making that up to scare
people No such word has gone out to
the Chinese Reform Association and it
never will. The Chinese Reform As
sociation is not seeking the lives Of
foreigners. That is foolish"
At the Sun Chung Kwock Bo, the
Chinese newspaper, the reading of the
story from Cincinnati caused a laugh
among the educated Chinese there and
the remark was made that the article
was so ridiculous that it hardly was
worth denying.
mo such word has been sent out.
The whole story has either been made
up or else this Wong Fong is trying to
frighten people," was the general opin-
ion.
Is is curious to note, that while
nearly every observant white man who
returns from China nowadays is con-
WINGED that trouble of no ordinary de-
scription is brewing the local Chinese
are firm in their insistence that there
will be none in China.