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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
GETTING READY
FOR jamestown
Military Much Interested in Plans
for Trip to Exposition i'll
July.
SEND TEAM TO RIFLE MATCH
Or. Parker Likely to BE Chosen
Successor to Major
Randolph.

The attendance of the entire First
Virginia Brigade of Infantry and FIRST
Battalion OF Artillery at the James
town Exposition during the first half
Of July is now assured. II will require
about $4,000 to transport the troops
from their various localities to the
point of rendezvous and encampment,
and ratons must be provided for the
non commissioned officers and enlisted
men and per diem for the commits
stoned officers.
The money will be received from the
Federal government July LIST, In tho
annual apportionment among the
States. and this sum, with the ball
ance left from the current year, Will
! be ample for the purpose, 1T is be-
1ieved The strength Of the Virginia
volunteers numerically will soon be
definitely known, the inspections now
in progress settling the question. The
total of officers and mon, including
the new brigade staff and the three
regiments Of infantry, the Blues Bat
talon and the battalion Of artillery,
will probably reach at least 1000, and
possibly 2,100 men.
The Jamestown trip will be in tho
nature of camp of instruction, the
HltIl all udNiuSs llllllluIy lutlCS W pSie
form and being subservient to disci-
pine at all times Nevertheless, tho
men are looking forward to tho trip
with keen expectation, and the pros
poet is serving to induce cnlistments
just now.
The election OF a major to succeed
Northumberland Il. w. Owens,
recently promoted from major
ity in the Seventy first Regi-
ment, was recently reported to
the acknowledgements office, but
it is understood that the election is
contested. Captain A. c. Epes, of Com
pany l., Portsmouth, and Captain
| Thornton j.. Jones, of Company D.
and Captain Epes was reported as the
successful man. 1t is said, however
! that one or two leutenants who were
/ not qualified to vote, participated in
| the election, which is, therefore, al
| legged to be void
According to a Norfolk paper. in.
formation has been received that the
election is contested. At the Adjutant-
/ Generals office yesterday General An.
this time.
., commissions as retired officers of the
virginia volunteers were issued. by the
Goyernor Yesterday through the adju-
tannt-gen 1,,l oftice as lows:
| iantry Blues Battalion. retired with
rank of major. dating from November
3, 1906.
T Use NJ. Hobson, Richmond
rank Of first lieutenant, dating from
November .. 1906. i'o''
William M. Randolph, NJ D.. Will
rank ral Is,, OF major and surg,1n, dating from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS
BIDS ON GAS WORKS

The Council Committee on LIGHT last
night held a meeting at which tho tab
ulatcd bids for the rehabilitation OF
the Gas Works and for various por-
tions OF the work were submitted by
the subcommittee.
The committee considered the bids
Tor some time, but rose without action
thereon, and will award the contract
at n later meeting, $500 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
news GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|OE
j. H. Purdy Is Appointed As
sistant Postmaster-1las Been
in Service Many Years.
LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street
Postmaster Thomas II. Smith has an
nounced the appointment OF Mr. James
II. Purdy, of Fourteenth and cambridge
Streets. 10 be assistant postmaster
This appointment does not come alto
gether as surprise, for 1T had been
stated previously that Nh. Purdy would
probably be successful in securing the
place. 1t was ut first thought that Mr..
Sampson would be appointed, but he de-
clined to accept the place.
Postmaster Smith stated yesterday at
ternoon that he would take charge OF the
Office ON April lst. His bond of $4,000
has already been filed.
Mr. Purdy's friends are much elated
over his appointment and In fact Mr..
Smiths selection seems to meet with
popular favor.
G. H. c. Met Yesterday.
The G. IL. c. Club met Yesterday ar
ternoon in the home of Miss Louise
Owen, 1903 BAubrdge Street After the
business mcTtlst had been concluded de-
lightfu refreshments We're served and
the afternoon was most pleasantly spent.
The next meeting of the club Will be
held at the home of Miss Evelyn Fitz-
gerald. Those present yesterday were:
Misses Evelyn and Xelia Fitzgerald,
Mollie j. and S. Rebecca Courtney, Mary
Walden. Miriam Robertson and Louise
Owen.
To Make Final Tests Monday.
On Monday Colonel Burgwyn and
Mr.. c. V, Roberts will be here to make
the final tests of tho Manchester filter
plant. Colonel Burgwyn represents
the city, and he will pass final judg-
ment upon the work at this test
According to those connected Will,
the water department, the river viii
be in good condition, for by that time
the effect of the rain of Thursday will
be felt here.
The filters were in operation from s
O'Clock on yesterday up TO noon, AM
the water was excellent.
Sunday Services.
Rev. ]. A. Sullivan win preach at tn,
Oak Grove Baptist Church Sunday morn
Ing. The subject Of the sermon will b
Helpless Without Heaven" Rev. Mi
Rider. a representative of the Anti Sn
loon League, VIII preach at the evening
service.
B AT stockton Street Church Sunday, Rev
p, K. Richardson. OF Richmond field sec
rotary of the Anti Saloon League Of Wiz
Ginia, will preach at II A, NJ. The pas
tor Rev. r. w. Cridlin, win preach G
night; subject, 1.-THE Unanswered Ques
tion. Eyangclistic services win be hel
al night,
In Central Methodist Episcopal Chnrc
Sunday, the pastor Rev. j. *, Jolil
/. will preach morning ana night, on II
following topics: II a. M,--"Hoisted q
His Own Petard"; s =. M,---"The Your
Man and The Church" The Sunday scho
and Bible class will meet at 9:lb a. \
The president of the adult Bible class W
announce the various committees at tn,
hour.
Personals and Briefs.
The sunday-school class of MI
John Walden, of the Presbytcri
Church viii give tea on Tuesdi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
BRENT ARRESTED
AT SKATING RINK

John Brent, the champion roller skater
Of Richmond, was arrested Mt the rink
last night for refusing to move on when
ordered to do so by an officer. Brent was
locked up at the rink, and was afterwards
taken to the Second Police Station in tho
patrol wagon lie was bailed later by a
friend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
FACES DEATH RATHER
THAN ARREST FOR THEF1

WASHINGTON, d. G., MATch Ib.--
Rather than face prosecution, for the
erage firm of Wade & Hedges, of which
he was manager. Charles Abbott, TWEEN
ty years old. Tonight committed sui
eide by shooting.
Two notes found in his coat pocket
were addressed to his father and his
employers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
DEFENDANT Wins
IN LAMBERT SUIT

In the Circuit Court Of the CITY NJ
Richmond jury at 1O:45 O'clock last
n nlet returned ,Ilt verdict in the $4,000
OF Preston Lambert. vs. William Norths
rop and Henry r. Wickham. receivers
or the Richmond Passenger ana Power
Company, for damages growing out OF
for the defendant. ""'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
S2oo,ooo Fire in Pittsburg.

PITTSBuRG. RIA, March 15,--1n a
fire that threatened the entire Mount
Washington section Of the city, twenty
five business structures and dwellings
were destroyed or damaged to-day,
causing n loss ESTIMATED at $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
POLLARD WINNER;
TAYLOR PROTESTS

At the Skating Rink last night the
judges in the mile race awarded the de-
cision to Pollard; time, 3:11h. Taylor
protested and declared he was tripped
by Pollard - W. last lap, hut the pro-
test was ruled out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
.HOLBROOK TRUSTEES
MADE PARTIES TO SUIT.
Order Entered in Chancery Court
Yesterday in Celebrated Won
Roques Case,

An order was entered yesterday by
the Chnncery CIpurt az tho city or
richmond In the celebrated suit Of Won
Roques VS.. Armstrong, extending the
Leave recently granted to the Baroness
Won Roques 70 amend her bin in the
suit against Armstrong, so as to make
me trustees under the WIN OF Darius
u. Rolhrook parties to the suit, The
leave rs until IA reasonable time after
the trustees shan have been APP blntcd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
More Charges Against Her.

Minnie Adams. white woman. who
Is now serving a term in jail, is charg-
ed with three other felonies. She Is
alleged to have stolen goods from
various houses. Her case viii be heard
this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
Shoot This Afternoon.

The. weekly shoot of the Richmond
Gun Club Will be held this afternoon.
a large attendance of members OF tho
club Is expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
Personals and Briefs.

John Vaden, of the Presbyterian
Church, viii give a tea on Tuesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16

evening in the lecture room of the
church. A silver offering will be taken
up, An excellent program has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Academy Of Music Sembrich Concert.
Bijou-"Ten Thousand Dollars Re.
ward"
Bostock's-Wild Animal Show.
lakewood Skating Rink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16

Tscharner NJ. Hobson, Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Battalion, with
rank of first lieutenant, dating from
November .. 1906.
William nj. Randolph, NJ. D., with
rank of major and surg, Din. dating from
March 10, 1907, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16

commissions as retired officers of the
Virginia volunteers were issued. by tho
Governor Yesterday through the adju-
l.. L. Cheatwotod Richmond light In.
1antry Blues Battalion. retired with
rank r Of major, dating from November
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29
ltrolisc syurbolb / 9sortmaal.

lengere Sis bar Ser Derifet lnegct
poulfelige politilfe Jorbolo / Hortu-
gol. Song Carlos er / fri @rab
r1ppprlGr, 0a ba1, nplten u6eluffenoe
leper for lit eget Gelpere og ilet life
tager Jig af observation-disclosures,
ioet bon felt og boloe,1t operlo6er til
Miniiteriets Gbef 6ranco, at orbne
6isie.- syranco bar bienrien6t 6e11 lob
giben6e Soria1nling og regierer MI
al0eles egenn1pgtigt. Ser bar / bel1
9lnleoning oannet Jig en- Sonrnen-
lpprgelie, iom gaar no paa at afiette
Song Carlos og omitprte 6rancos &e=
giering. 0g EN- &epolution Tan pe1r-
tes at uobrp6e 1taar fom belit. 2gr=
Bag Mften ft6ite l1ge op6agebe So
lttiet 9tsiabon to itore Splog of
Bomber, Ser ifnfbe bruges beb .&e-
boluttonen, og &eiultatet al Bette
ltbDggelige G1tnb par, at ober 300
Menneifer 1trafs blep arreiterebe,
blan6t benz a0ifilliee al De Yortl1-
gals SoDe6ita6s melt in6flp6eliesrige
MGn6 og o6ifilllige sl6elsn1anb, og
rere 9lrreitationer bill fplge. Ser
bleb itrafs nf @egieringen u6ite0t
5orbl16 moo offenlige SoriamIineer
og moo Salg al Naaben, og set ben=
tes, at &rigsIoben bill bIipe erfleret
II 2isiubon. Song @arlos og &re=
nierntiniiteren iD1es at bore al6eles
ligeeploige for Goren og nngter at
gibe efter for roget 8raD fra Mo0=
portiets SIDE. @ro11prinie,1, @p,1.
gems aI61te Sgn, bor itillet fig poo
Mooitan6ernes Sioe oe forlangel
apngens Nbbitntion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

ger, og at 8altor 9elpeg i,Soeitrul,,
Gormonoe, for Da,tif= =Amerifanlf
Ms1ioh ionl ielp fan pentes tit
Mnerifo nnite Son,l11er, bar annlo-s
oct ban ont at gigre bba6 ban fan
for at bjnlpe Or 9legbao til ct
soot l1obptte al fit 9eibg iblanot
2anosmp1lo, og Brof. 9orniplb or1-
ier set for Ell fiar Bligt at irnpoe-
fomlne bette g1p}fe peo at anbefale
Dr MegOa0 til Ell goo Mo6togelfes
/ oe oanife areole beropre
Mplleripnneu fra &cnoiBsiel.
uslalborg Stiftst." forteller felger-
Sc: 0
S 8egpnoeGell al oe1tne M5adnec
for ser 9(alborgS Smegu boet
Ell ljel6el @ielt Ell Can't.
9lrnerifaner Der bor babt 2Dffes
u.eo Jig Sen @rao, at ban 1tu er
mango @onge Millioner. Son.
&egel itoor Ser ltort @nD ON ilige
.biempen6te 2an0smGuo, ielb ON
n1on life Dor SiffcrDeo fcr, at bet
forbol0er fig rigtigt meo Ben itore
&ig0om; men Sen, fer er Gale om,
er al 6e ltilfer6ige> ltette Wen1,e.5
ifer, bbis 0ptre6en fife preges af
@eloet. Mange of slolborgs Sorret.
ningsn1pn0 bar 11of n1rrfet, at Ger
bar cit @ulofltgl paa Ggnen
oet er t. cts. life bper Dag, at en-
@11lolmeo lplger for 1900 &r-
til Ell enfelt &nnoe lnen fgr tt1t.
er Ser reppe mango ser a1ter, at
Meuerlgnne11 Sens plterguar6 fro
Ngrre=l1ttrnp bar bGret bientnne.
Sens 9itergaar0, Ser mi er en-
Ma116 paa 60 Mor, rejlte til Mmeri-
ia 1868. Otter fem Nurs ttlfal-
sig 8irfionbeo orog ban op / Noro-
beiten og lag0e 8eilag paa ct Sire.
al / Mfineegnene. @an pi6ite, at
Sen ssSor0> Fan bapoe taget ! 8e~
ii66elie> ir6ebo1ot &obber, l11en @rtS-
en- laa 0pbt neoe, og ian mangleOe
&apital til at beorbejoe 0el1.
D}en Ditergaoro par en- ieig Wa-
tur. Af lin Sober baO6e ban 1prt
at BRUCE SAB og -Dfie, eg ban
funoe 6erfor orbeioe iom Sg1nrer.
gaaor ban bap0e iar1let Jig nogh
Henge 11eoe 8perne, 0rog BON op
til iin Mine, boor ball lfnloe ar-
bej6e 25 Dage ON s(arct for at BE.
bare iin @ien6omsret. Baa 6ett
Maa6e bageoe fan Zig folt fin
SsSoro 35 sar igiennem. Snnore-
Ser ol,ore tobte Saollnooigbe6en
9ltergoor0 life.
Sg 8elgn1,ingen fon1. 6or ct
Yor 9lar lioen blep Ser logt 8ane
op til Minerne, ser ltrafs efter
bleb fjgbt af &obbertrlllten for fle~
re Mllioner &roner Sens otter.
gaor6 bor MI paa Ell 8tlla be6
Stillebabet ian1tnen lne6 to Seltre-
@n 8ro6er 060e for ct &ar Mar
fi6e11 efter / alle Sc tra1ge adr
at babe 6elt ba1s Strabaoler mel.
lem Mineoiltriftets 8o16itter %
S16ianere. 5elb bor Sens 9fter-
gaaro ogiaa bleDel1 liot meotaget,
og / CONNER rejite ban 6erfor til
europa iammeu me6 lin 2pge,
Hrofesior Sebnei6er fra l1tabr for
at giernemgaa en- 8a6ef11r. b
Gor ct baln Snes Gage iibe,r
fit bans 5giter, Sru Boullen paa
Mellergoaroen / 9e6rre l1ttr1lp.
,1bentet Selegran ON, at ban biloe.
fomme ian1ne Mften. &an baboe
neiten gletnt fit Mo6ersmaal, n1e1s
bet opfrife6es burttgt UNDER 5a1n~
tolerne n1e6 l1ne6oms msbennert1e, bers
fan6t bam ganife 11foranoret / aa-
rufteren; for6rtngsles og biartens-
goo. S BEN forte Sis, ban bar boz
ret biemme, bar ban / Sfilbe6'
giort meget goot og btit, at ban,
| lforftaor at BRUCE fin @igoom tfl
nn6res 8e6lte.
9itergaaro er MI pan 8ei tiI
glmerifa, men naite CONNER ng-
ter bm paanp at aflagge ct 8efta:
Ipaa fin s5soeegn J.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29
Jra mango kantet.
Mpt fra alie 2a,,oe.
glmericam sSebcrattun Of 2abur e1,b.

glmericam Sebcration Of 9abur enb=
.te / 2prbaes iin slorsfonpention
0eorfolf, @n, meo at 9ienorlge 5u-
n1l1eI @on1pers til &rniioent. 2ige=
leoes 9jellpolgtes ollie Sc anbre al Sc
oerntio,1enS @nbeosmGn0 for ct 9lar.
@on1pers 8ulg bar enltemnrigt, ifjp11t
man bapoe petrtet, at oct bilbe n1eoe
en froftig Sppoiition. Hoo @onpel1-
ttonen por 1ernlig frentfonlntet nogle
8eifDloninger moo @on1perS / Net=
ming at at ban bapoe itlobiflet Jig /
e1 8eltiffeliesaffGre for at ibige Mr-
bejoerunionernes Sag. Sans ettften1-
mige @ienpa1g tages iom ct 9ebis
for, at bon bar re11let Jig for, oisle
8elfDlonirger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29


@ros5e" al 8remen n1iite6e forrige
Maane6 n110er el1 &eiie ober MHat1=
terbopet &oret mi6t noe paa Sceaz
net, men bets opgtige 6grer &ap-
tein Gbarles Yolacf, bragte Sfibet
iiffert / Sabn uben &or, i0et ban
itpre6e 5fibet be6 @ielp al 6ets to
Sfrner. &aptein &olacf, Ser er e1t
of 8rernerliniens Dngite &aptejter,
bar / sen Mnle6,1ing of Sen tpife Set
ier mootaget Sen tpife @roneoroen.
San par ollere0e ti6ligere beforeret
af afop6e Dront1ing 8ictorin al @ng=
lono og berer ben tpffe @6oe 9rns
9roe11 for fit n1ooige TorboIo peo
Meoning Of 4 5gn1nn6, Der bar it'll
Ieoe oberboro fra en- 8aao, ion1 nt1=
Ser &nptein Golacfs &omon6o par
nnberbeis til ct ipnfen6e 5fib, bbis
8ef9t11ing ban ligele6es fit reooet.
San fit for lit sSorBolo beo 6enne
l2eiligbeo tiIlige tiloelt 6et fgI. &uz
1nane 5ocietps 2ibre6nings gsne6aille
s @uIo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29
@r 8rrfbcnt Glenclanb ligger al=

erebet af Ell Wopelpgoom, ion1 oe1
Sang brogte baln 1lnr Dp6elt, men
TOM set lDtfeoes 2Ggerne at faa 8ugt
lne6. 5ibite llae fifsDon ct Gil6oge==
| falb, og man a1ller bans Silitano
for lneget betnltfelig.
nManretania :, Den npe 9nlnper,
JONI @nnarb 2il.ie11 for la0et bDgge
meD aurbine,nalfiner, og iont er ct
Sgterffib til u92l1lita1tia" Ser li0ite
Mooneo brpo neutrality-suspicious.
for @nrtiglejling, arripereoe ii0lte
2groog til Seem Oorf puu lin fprite
Mejie fra 9iperpool. Oct por. pe1t-
tet7r at Sen piloe tilbagelogt Gejen
| fra 9ueenStomli, SSrlano, pao enonl1
fortere 9io eno u21,iitania" ser
poa lin neitliolte 8ejle fun brrete
4 Gage og 18 elmer og 40 Winut=
ter til oenne &eiIe. Men bette &aab
blep if1lffet, ihet Sen bar 5 Gage 5
Sinner og 10 Minlttter nn6erDels
Heilel1 blep tilbagelagt 1ln0er n1eget
ugunftige Geirforbolo, toet Sen n1aat=
te fnnpe neb 5tprn Des 3, 900 Wtile,
tilbels Ell megeti iitrrf Mo6pi1o.
&tiltam $. Saft, Scr er &anoioat
for Moni11ation til Sen republifal1ife
Nrr1ioent=& =&ol1oi6ot, folt life bente
at foa 4rbeioer<Srga niiationernes
Sfgtte bpis ban bliper non1il1eret.
4oo 9lm Se0eration of 2abors &on=
penttnn 9torfolf pe0togeS ii0ite ltge
Ell Helolntiol1, ibnilfen Ser erflpreS,
at Mepublifanerne bill frnnfe 2an-
bets organi1ereoe slrbei0ere be0 at
nonrinere 9aft. ssGet paoltaas neln=
Zig, at set bar bom Ser / @genl lfab al
&egieril1gsbol1111er itOfgrte SEN al
9[rbei6erne inrlig forba6te u@operll=
ment By Snjunction" 9bis Sdft
bltber non1tneret, oil Fan lnllig foa
9lrbej0erorgoniIot ilno6 fig.
SorgDrigt blep i11gen an0en &anbi6ot
for gepn1inotipnel1 11ppnet al &o11-
pe,ttionen, pg set blep operOraget
Grnlioe11t 5olnuel @on1pers at toge
Sc fornpbne Sfrtot til 8efnnpelle
al 1ofts 8onoi6otnr.
$arrp Sba,u Mproia9cn Seem
Oprf, ser lfrloe pnre gje1toptuget til
npt Gorber nGite llge, er blepen no
lat til lite Sanuar, Dagen paa bpil=
fen sen ifal begp116e er enonu life
| foltIat. Gruloen til ltbipttelien er
nermelt, at set pil6e blipe 1neget
ponifeligt at fao lon1let cit SSnrD pao
bette Si6Spnl1ft, 6a Sogen fall Del1=
tee at bltpe meget lo11gbartg, og Sc
fgrrelte Mel1nclfer pil6e pilligt gao
il1o paa at tiene paa SnrDen Sellig.
0oge11e ober, ielD ON Sc ellers ba1
egneoe bertil. Ser ct ligele0es Sale
ON, at Sbatps 6oriparere Dil lpge
| Sugel1 onerfgrt til en an6en ssSuris.
oiftion. Den 9[nflagebe, Sen 1lngf
Miflion9r Sba>p, Denter, at bette
6orbbr bill bringe ct gobt &elulta1
for baln. San bar ii0en Sen Sag
6o ban 111prbe6e 9lrfiteft 5tanforf
8bite s. 25 Suni tfjor, ita6tg ii6oe
/ SEEM Dorfs gannle 6orbrpoerfeng
lel SIZE Combs, bbor ban efter 5i
| genbe befinoer fig meget go6t.
9ampift6et u&ajier @ilbelm be1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

11bba,tbrins ira Mn1erifa. Sra
Metp Oorf me6beles, at Ser / henne
&t6 foregaaer EN- ualmtn6elig ltGrf
l16banoring til europa ber fra Gait
6et, napnlig al 5poellroppere, iom
bar io1nIet Jig liot Benge Der / Cant
set, og font MI el1te11 CT blepet or
bei6slgie eller frDgter for at bltpe
Set peo Stan6Sning al forlfjellige
lterre SSn6nitrier. lf Wlelle1n0nfs=
posiagerer ct ser fra /. Son1or til
Is 9sopelnber ofleilet 100000 ilcre
iaar ems for larme Siosperiooc
flor og al 2. alosles Yasiogerer
$4,000 Iere. Hasiagerplaoierne /
alle Sfibene er foru6beitilte for ilere
Tiger. Sil CANADA foregaar ltgele=
bes cit lneget liplig l16bonbring, for
aariaget pe0 9fpgter ont, at ser ifal
foretoges itore Sernbaneanlag ser,
men Sc fprrelte al l16po11orerne ttn=
ser .9(rbej6e peo s(nfonlten til 60
na6o.
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slmnnbicn Dg @ellman. &uptej11
&oalo Mn1unbler1, 5prer al u@jga"- :
gf5pe6itionell bor be6 ilere 2eilig-
be6er 1t6talt fig tpiplel1be angaaenbe
oe1 pootpnfte 2uftifibs-@fspeottion
til 95oropolel1 of @alter @ellman.
Mnul1bien erfl9reoe, at 2l1ftlfibel1e
og bercs 8rug en0nu Dor for 1lf11lb=
fomn1en til at mal1 flt1be ltole pao
0ern til Ell laa6an 9ieile. Sppe /
6en arfttife gone raler Der frDgteligc
Storn1e, Ser fomlner 11eget pl11ole=
ltgt, og JOIN pilbe g6elrgge ct bbilfet
iom belit 2uftifib, og 6es,16en CT
9nften ser iao fltgtig, at Sen / fri
@ra6 bil forninbife Ell 8allons @tr=
reep1e S bbert GSalo fplte bal1 in-
gen Sraag til at leolage @clln1an
poo en- ioaban @fspebttinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

81, taubelig Mano er bange for fl
Some: en- fornl1ftig Rone aolpoer ii.
Mmlo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-01
BOLD
SCHEME
OF JAPS
WILL SEND ISLAND LABORERS
BY KOREA TO TRANs-SHIP AT
FRISCO FOR VANCOUVER.

Japanese hotel-keepers have hatched
a new scheme for frustrating the inn
migration laws regarding the move
ment Of japanese immigrants from Ha-
wall to the mainland of the United
States. The scheme Is bold one, but
as there is said TO be at least $500
and possibly more money to be made,
the hotel men are naturally dtsirous
Of putting the scheme through
It is understood that they are nego-
eiating to secure transportation for 300
japanese on the S. S. Korea to San
Francisco this week. Whether such
transportation has been granted them
by the local agents can not be stated
at present, but some OF the hotelkeep-
ers are representing that they have Sc
cured this transportation. It Is not in
tended to attempt TO land the Japanese
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-01

rea to some coasting vessel and then
be taken to Vancouver. The idea of
course is that the japanese will ulti-
mately make their way across the bor-
der into the United States. The steam
er rate that is named is $40, but the
hotelkeepers are charging $50, the ex-
ira Sl2 being a commission.
The new dodge has caused a great
deal of discussion among the japanese.
But comparatively little is known OF
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There were two exceedingly drama
tic Incidents in the meeting of the
lepers yesterday afternoon, in front of
the superintendent house, in the viii
lage of Kalaupapa, at which the mem
bers Of the legislative committee were
listening to the petitions and protests
of the lepers.
One was when a woman, plainly
showing the ravages of the dread dis
ease, in her drawn face, and her vast
ed hands and feet with simple, but
0AMA@A4AHA@t-E 100000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-01
MAN
COMING HOME

ASSOCIATED Press Gable to The starr
SAN FRANCISCO, April lie. ".
Halsey Of the Pacific Telephone Com
pany who was arrested in Manila re-
Gently on an indictment by the grand
jury in connection with franchise
esra etiy,e. s..tu -~t....- - e. -. Z
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impassioned eloquence was protesting
against the legalized sale Of liquor in
the Settlement
The other was, when the gathering
of lepers presented two of their num-
ber to the legislators. as living evil
dence in the restoration of their stiff
nned hands, and the Improvement in
their tubercle swollen and cicatriced
faces, Of the efficacy Of the Wallach
Continued on Page Seven).
H.a-4A14A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-01
HARD NOW TO
keep Clean

ASSOCIATED Press Cable to The starr
SAN FRANCISCO April Twelve
hundred laundry employees in this city
and 900 in Alameda County have gone
on a strike, demanding eight hours
and. an increase in wages.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-01
Roosevelt
Against State
Ownership

ASSOCIATED Press Gable to The Star)
WASHINGTON, d. c., April /. In a
letter in which he discussed the railroad
situation, President Roosevelt has ex-
pressed himself as opposed to state
ownership of railroads.