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The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
Adzfsed to Proceed.

After waiting an hour the board
learned that Mr. Davis had been detain-
ed and would not be able to attend.
Mr.. Mcnamara advised the board to
proceed with the trial, saying that as
Cardozo was represented by Attorney
Cobb, the absence of Mr.. Davis was
immaterial
At this stage Of the proceedings the
colored lawyer ASKED that he and his
client be permitted to withdraw Presi-
dent Baird told Cardozo that, as he was
an employe of the school board, he could
not withdraw without ITS permission and
that if he did so he would be guilty of
disobedience of orders Cardozo imme-
diately resumed his seat.
Having exhausted every other means
of postponing the proceedings, Attorney
Cobb made the point that he could not
continue the case without DR.. Chancel-
lor, whom he wished to call as a wit
ness. 1t developed that the name of
Dr. Chancellor and DIR. Montgomery
had been added to the original list of
witnesses as late as Monday, and, as
board members charged, after Cardozo's
counsel had learned that DR.. Chancellor
was in Chicago.
Capt. Oyster moved that the objection
be overruled.
"We have waited long enough for
Mr. Davis" said Capt Oyster angrily.
This board must not be tampered with 4"
Mr.. Mcnamara explained that there
was legal ground for this objection and
advised the board TO await the return
Of DR.. Chancellor, as this was necessary
to save them from error.
eve have heard that for four months.
Mr.. Mcnamara" said Mrs. Hill Board
members protested that their interests
were suffering by the constant delays,
When the deciding vote was taken,
Capt. Oyster expressed himself as much
disgusted.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02

summoned was received with ill-con-
cealed impatience by the board Capt.
Oyster said the board was "weak-kneed
and thin-skinned" to consent to further
postponement, to which Mr.. Mcnamara
replied, pointedly:
IF Capt. Oyster means me, I will tell
him that it is none of his business"
q have heard that before" said Capt.
Oyster.
"Well, I repeat it" continued Mr..
Mcnamara.
Attorney Cobb engaged in tits with
several members of the board. At one
time when Capt. Oyster was speaking
and the colored attorney attempted to
speak he was told to keep quiet"
Argument PrOVOReS Smiles.
Mrs. Terrell, with whom he had a
lengthy and sharp colloquy, told him
that she "was not stupid enough" to see
the force of one of his arguments. The
lawyers argument that Supt Chancel-
lor's presence was necessary, because
he is the chief witness for the prosecu-
ton and the chief witness for the pros
eCution always conducts the case" pro-
voked smiles.
Admiral Baird called the meeting to
order and said the board was anxious to
avoid further postponement of the case
and that the public interests were suf-
fering by the delays with which Car
dozo's counsel had been accommodated
Attorney Cobb Immediately objected
Ito consideration of the case because OF
the absence of DR.. Atwood, one of the
colored members, who is seriously ILL.,
Mr.. Mcnamara opposed the objection
saying that DR.. Atwood waived his
right to be present and had requested
that the case go on without him.
Both lawyers supported their conten-
tiOns by citing law and precedent. No
sooner had the problem of DR.. Atwood's
presence been disposed of than Attorney
Cobb raised the point that Mr.. Davis
was not there to conduct the case for his
client
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
Cardoza ADaiin
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

There was meeting of the Board
of Education held in the Franklin Build
ing last Tuesday afternoon. The only
absent member was Dr. Atwood, who
was detained on account of sickness.
The adjournment was taken because
of the absence of Superintendent Chan
cellor, whom the defense claimed they
wished to call as one of the witnesses,
and who is now in Chicago.
LGzUyer Did Not AbbeGr.
Henry E. Davis, of counsel for Car
dozo, who failed to appear, leaving his
colored colleague, James A. Cobb, to
conduct the case, was charged with act
ing in bad faith. Stuart Mcnamara,
the boards attorney, said that Mr.. Davis
had failed to show the board and its
legal adviser that courtesy which was
their due
Capt Oyster said the proceedings
were ridiculous" that Mr.. Davis
method was bluff" and that he had
no faith in his promise. Mr.. McNa-
mara's advice to the board to postpone
the case until DR.. Chancellor could be
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
What | Saw And Heard

DR.. Samuel NJ. Pierre was out last
week. | was glad to see him.
Payment has been made on the Trim
ity Baptist Church. Rev. Taylor will
go in permanent quarters shortly.
Recorder J. c. Dancy, who was away
on lecturing tour, has returned to the
city. The recorder is a good citizen.
Ex-Governor P. B. S. Pinchback is
in New York The last time l heard
from him he was sick.
DR.. Scott of the Northeast is begin
ming to look like himself aagin. His
trip to Atlantic City improved him very
much.
The Crispus Attucks, under the pres
idency of Mr.. Aldridge Lewis, has
largely increased its membership. Mr.
Lewis is wide-awake president and
popular among the members.
| have been informed that my friend
l. H. Patterson has become a great
church man. He will take up the mis-
sionary business shortly, l am informed.
| shall be glad when the lawyers are
permitted to earn fee. Any more re-
strictions inaugurated in the lower
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
GRAND RALLY.

Sunday, March 3, tomorrow, Rev. S
L. Corrothers, pastor of Galbraith
Church. will hold his spring grand rally
All the members and friends are re-
quested to be present. At 3 o'clock P
NJ. DR.. w. A. Blackwell and choir will
conduct the services.
The third Wednesday in May the an
nual conference will be held in this
church. 1t will be one Of the greatest
gatherings of bishops and divines that
ever assembled in this city. Great prep
arations are being made by DR.. Corro-
theirs and his people to give the visiting
divines a royal reception.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02

branch of the police court will cause
many of them to go out of business.
l am very much pleased with DR..
Dubois He is genial company.
The Niagara Movement, under his
leadership, is becoming a great factor.
l shall be glad when both organizations
come together.
Mr.. Robertson, treasurer of the Cos
mopolitan Temple Baptist Church has
given bond in the sum of three thou
sand dollars.
DR.. Drew will no doubt build shortly.
| saw my genial friend Mr.. Shelby
Davidson last week | admire the man.
He is no doubt one Of the most digni-
fed presiding officers in the city He
is also man of talent There are
some people in this city who are never
satisfied or happy. They imagine that
someone is always after them.
Bethel Literary is becoming to be a
popular institution.
Miss Marie Madra is becoming a
factor as an organizer. While I regret
the division among the members, you
must give her credit for what she is
doing.
J. Milton Turner is in the city. He
has large claim before Congress- Mr.
Turner will no doubt retire if he is
successful with this deal.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
SUIT AGAINST PROFESSOR.

SUIT AGAINST PROFESSOR
Boston, February because he is
to make a determined legal fight against
the $4,000 suit for breach of proimse
brought against him by Miss Annie L.
Manley, it is believed, Professor Phil
ippe B. Marcou has resigned as pro-
fessor of modern languages at Harvard
/ College.
The resignation, it is believed, has
not been acted upon yet The profes-
sor, it is stated, could not apepar in the
the case and at the same time retain his
connection with the college,
The greatest mystery shrouds the
identity Of the young woman who has
set her affections at so high a figure.
The only Miss Annie L. Manley the
newspaper reporters have been able to
find lives at No. 28 Holyoke street. She
is a young negress. She owns the house.
and for the last ten years is reported
to have been literally supplied with
money.
Miss Manley, it is said, had few call
ers One of them, it is declared, was an
elderly white man. 1t was explained
that he was a relative of a family in
which Miss Manley was formerly en-
ployed.
When Professor Marcou was asked
about the case he confined his reply to
| the following words: Il have nothing to
admit or deny. I have made up my
mind to stand the racket"
The professor is said to be worth
something like 100000.
1t was reported some months ago that
the source of Miss Manley's income was
suddenly cut off and she became much
worried over it. 1t is said that she
made a number of attempts to get on
good terms again with her benefactor
In this she failed. Then it is declared
she resolved to take the matter 70 the
courts, backed up with numerous as
sortment of letters, which are said to
have been written by the man who called
on her. 1t is alleged by the black wom-
an he promised to marry her.
When a newspaper man called at the
house his ring was answered by a negro
maid.
q want to see Miss Manley," said
the reporter
"She is not up yet" replied the maid.
The reporter returned to the house a
little later. The same maid came to the
door.
q want to see Miss Manley," he re-
peated.
"She has gone away" was the re-
sponse.
When the iceman called at the house
early in the day he was unable to get in.
The mailcarrier was told to push letters
under the door, which he did
Joseph Williams, colored, living at
236 o street, N. W., porter on the
Pennsylvania railroad, by pulling the
emergency cord prevented a calamitous
wreck on the Washington bound Con
gressional limited. The passengers only
raised $50 for him. Had he been a
white man he would have received sew
eral thousand dollars and promotion,
but being a Negro, that was sufficient,
also showing that their lives were of
little value.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
MONUMENTS OF CHARACTER
Anothey Big Meeting at Y. N. {. Il,

AnOthey Big Meeting at Y. N. 1. Il.
The Y. NJ. c. A. still continues to
draw large crowds of men to their big
Sunday Mems Meeting. The drawing
card this Sunday will be DR.. J. (.
Moorland, international Secretary, who
will speak on the subject Monuments
of Character" His address will be
finely illustrated with beautiful stereop-
ticon views showing the great work Of
the Colored Y. NJ c. A. in the United
States. Mr.. Moorland's outfit IS one
of the best in use today and his collec-
ton of slides is rare one, the different
slides having been gathered from all
other the United States The Amphion
Glee Club under the direction of Prof.
7. Henry Lewis will furnish special
vocal program. There is no admission
charged.
Mrs. Pitts new play entitled MIXED
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
COL. w. H. PARKER,
MAYOR OF HISTORIC DEAD
MOOD- SOUTH DAKOTA

" ~ DOO 1T II-AINO ~
Mr. George c. Smith, of the Regis
ls7s Office, spent a most delightful vis-
It Monday at the Ebbit House, with his
Old friend and former colleague, Col.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02
AMONG THE ODD FELLOWS.

AMONO LIE ODD L IELLON w D
The funeral services over the remains
of Presley Beverly, P n. F. of Rising
Sun Lodge No. 1865, were held at Lib
erty Baptist Church, Eighteenth and E
streets, N. W., at I o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon last, Rev Tolliver officiating,
assisted by Revs. w. J. Howard and J.
D. Jaris. THAT Beautiful City" was
tenderly rendered as solo by Miss
Nettie Murray. During the services the
church was crowded to sufocation. The
deceased was a we'll known business
man of the southwest, an honorable,
useful citizen and for twenty-eight years
member of Rising Sun Lodge At the
time of his death he was a trustee of
Liberty Baptist Church.
The deceased leaves a widow, two
sons, a daughter and host Of friends
who greatly deplore his death.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02

The Metropolitan Mercantile and Re
ality Company, operated by our people,
with headquarters in New York, has
5000 stockholders, more than half mil
lion dollars in stock and branch Offices
and property in about twenty different
States of the Union
The Washington bee., 1907-03-02

Mrs. Pitts new play entitled Mixed
Races" Secure your tickets at once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02

courage of their convictions in this
instance. They We're afraid that
their constituents would cry grab ,
and so 16 of them finally voted
against the measure. And most of
them while SO voting were praying
fervently that enough of the other
fellows would vote in favor OF it tC
PASS it.
The sorest one of the House mem
Lors on this proposition is Sheldon
eli was honest and straightforward
III his favoring Of the resolution, and
strongly urged its passage. But when
it came up the second time, at the
evening session, and Sheldon arose
TO speak, Pail very CURLY refused tC
grant him the necessary unanimous
consent of the House, and Sheldon
speech remained bottled up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02
NO SALARY BOOST
Continued from PAGE y

Standard Oil, Senate Bill 81, recom-
mended the final passage as passed by
the Senate, with slight amendment
The report was adopted.
NO ANTI-TREAT BILL.
Longs anti-treat bill was never born.
Rawlins, for the Judiciary Committee,
made a report, stating that the anti
treat resolution calling for an anti
treat law had been referred to the Jul
dietary Committee, which had been
unable to draft a satisfactory bill, and
therefore returned the resolution with
the recommendation that it be tabled.
Long FASTENED TO seize upon this way
Of escape from his predicament, and
seconded the motion.
BOARD STILL LIVES.
The Education Committee recon-
mended the tabling of House bill 22l,
TO abolish the Board of Education. The
bill was tabled without debate.
The veto of the Governor on Senate
Bill lis, thePound Bill. was taken up.
The vote resulted in the veto being
overridden by y ayes to noes.
Governor Carter returned to the Leg"
islature the Territorial Salary Bill,
Senate Bill 30, with several items
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02
INTERCLASS GAME

In poorly played and featureless
game between the SophomOre-Fresh-
man and Junior baseball teams Of the
High School, the former won out by
a score of 16-14 Achieu played a good
game but got little support from his
team. The only feature was a home
run by Gilliland.
The lineup:
Junior-R. .Gilliland, e. O. Soares
p; M, Perry, 1b.; Wo Chan, 2b.; Time
tara, 3b.; S. White, IS; Sam Wight
If; Young Tong, IT,; Hung Yau, CT.
Sophomore-F Freshman - Kyoshi, &c
Achieu, D.; Saffrey, 3b. Akana, 2b.
r. Chillingworth, SIS; ingalls,, 1b.
Rice, Ct; Davis IT,; Marcallino, IF.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02
WANTS
!or Want Column See Page nix
WANT ED.

Cottage at beach, furnished or un-
furnished, for month or two next
summer. Address IT. c. Bulle-
tin Office. 36S2-tf
Boy to learn jewelry trade. H. Gull
man, 1864 Fort. 36S2-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02

The Weekly Edition of the, Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02

Wing WO Tai d Co. was granted
permission to erect a fence between
a piece of property belonging to that
firm and the Aala Park
! EDITIONS RECEIVED
A petition signed by SO residents
Of the Fifth District, asking for the
installation of electric lights on the
Ealihi road from King street to the
I.aiuIani tract, was referred to the
Electric Lights Committee.
Another petition was received
from residents of the Diamond Head
road, asking that in the work on
that road excavation be made in
FLch manner as to leave the walls
If the cliffs fronting the highway as
nearly smooth and perpendicular as
POSSIBLE, in order to prevent the
falling of overhanging undermined
rocks into the road, as we'll as fol
csthetic reasons. it was signed by
:. b. Dole, Jas. l.. Holt, II. F. Ber
telmann, C. f. Clemens, Saml. Par
ker, Geo. f. Beckley, A. X. Gurfe'
and John osborne. The matter wa
referred to the Road Committee.
The following financial statemen
was filed by the Chairman, Audito
and Treasurer:
There ought to be in the
County Treasury SIG, .
And warrants issued but
not paid . .......... 1892
The amounts are:
Redeemed warrants .... 1906
Coin ....... 24S.5
Road Tax special deposit
in banks . ........ 6,4O2.S
General Fund ..... 502.S
Total $27, 634 8
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02
SUPERVISORS HOLD
short MEETING
Prominent Diamond Head
Road Residents
Petition

The meeting of the Board of Su-
ervisors last night was a very short
one. County Clerk Kalauokalani
brought up the matter of the new
law under which the owners of fire
arms have to file with him a list giving
the number and description of those
they possess. He wanted to know
if it were necessary to publish any
notice about it in the papers, but
after some discussion it was decided
that the publication of the act itself
had been sufficient.
BILLS APPROVED
The following bills were APPROX
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02
NEW 'O=DAY
HAWAII CHAPTER NO. l,
ORDER OF KAMEHAMEHA.

Regular meeting of Hawaii Chap
ter No /, Order of Kamehameha, will
be held THIS THURSDAY EVEN
ING, May 2nd, 1907, at 1880 O'Clock,
at the Odd Fellows Building, Fort
street, for the nomination and cleo
ton of officers and the transaction
Of business. A full attendance is de-
sired. n. FERNANDEZ,
3GS2-1t Kuauhau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-02
Auction Sale
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1907,
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,

AT my salesroom,
! Oil Painting, Volcano.
Oil Painting, Queen Emma.
Oil Paintings, Fishing Scenes
off Coast Of France.
Oil Paintings. Down South.
Lot Cut Glass.
/ Steel Safe, DiebOld.
/ Steel Safe. Hall.
1 U. S. PostolIice Window Box.
/ California Saddle and Bride.
Lot of Choice Books from M. M.
EStee Library.
/ Walnut Desk.
Lot Pictures, etc, etc.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

sic, and the Carnegie library, all struc- lures that are now under construc- ton or have been erected since any outside paper published an Arizona edition.
 REeEkAHS ENTERTAINED-Ari-
 zona Rebekah lodge No. 1 on Thurs day evening held a very interesting meeting. having for guests of honor Mrs. w. A. O'Connor of Nogales. president of the Rebekah Assembly of
 Arizona, and her sister, Mrs. H. w.. Kelsey, who is travelling with her in la tour of the territory, visiting all the lodges. After the lodge meeting re- treatments were served and general good time enjoyed. Mrs. COnnor and Mrs. Kelsey are guests of the Ford hotel and will be here until after the fair.
 THE RACE oFF-Mart, the Ford hotel comedian, says the footrace be-
 tween himself and oscar Shea of Je-
 rome, advertised to be run at the fair
 grounds, on crutches, has been de-
 clared off Mr.>Shea got tired of
 limping around and threw away his 'crutches. Mart says he still thinks
 he can beat him, but he won't run
 against a handicap. He says anyhow
 that he thinks MT. Shea is trying to
 job him; that he ought to still be
 wearing crutches but that he is mak- ing a bluff at not needing them.
 Mart tried to bluff a little himself yesterday but his ankle swelled up again and he was mighty glad to fall hack on his wooden legs
 FINE ROOSEVELT PICTURES The board of trade has received from
 Mrs. George D. Burtis of Roosevelt. who for a year or two has been mak- ing pictures of the storage reservoir scenes for those who want them. a fine collection for display in the board room. They are all dated and show the development of the project from the beginning. The first picture shows the bare and rocky dam site and each succeeding one shows the progress made in construction work. the last one being taken late in October. The series will be a fine collection for purposes, later on.
 CANAiGRE ROOT WANTED-Sec- retary Cowgirl of the board of trade received an inquiry from a party in Liverpool, England, who wants to know where canaigre root can be se- cured in large quantities. The root is indigenous to these parts and much of it is found along the river beds but it Is not likely it can be gathered cheaply enough to pay or in the large quantities required. It is another of the natural resources of this country that will some day be worth while. The business of raising it was once here on a large scale by an English company. but did not prove | success. The fault, however, was not due to the failure of the plant to grow, but to some other business req son. This letter may be a tip for hose interested in canaigre.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

WILCOX vISiTOR-Joe Martini of Wilcox is a Phoenix visitor
 LAW ExAMINATiON-W. F. Gin der of Judge Hawkins office in Pres colt, is in Phoenix for the purpose of taking an examination for admission to the bar.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ser- vices as follows today: Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.: preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. Campbell. Morning theme, "The Bread of Life" with offertory solo. "The Plains of Peace" (Barnard). sung by Mrs. Hulett. Evening theme, Which Side?" Y. P s. c. F.. at 6:30 p. m.
 PHOENIX PlCTURES-Secreta Cowgirl yesterday got together num- Der of pictures for the Los Angeles Times midwinter edition. Included among them are some fine views of the new Y N. C. A. building. the No
 ble block, the Arizona School of Mu.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
SANTA FE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

"The Diamond Jo." for Hot
 Springs Junction (Castle
 Hot Spgs.) Wickenburg.
 Prescott and branch
 points. Jerome. Ash Fork
 Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west ...:. ....:..a:s5 am. s:ss am. "The Daylight Express" for Wlckenburg. A. & c. branch points. Congress Junction. Prescott, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas , City, Chicago and all points east ...... 8: % am. 3:46 pm. No trains on A. & c. Ky. or Poland branch Sundays.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

If the tea is good you ask for a second cup; if not, you ask for the money.
 Your rroeerreturn. your money if you don't Ike SohiIling's Best VIC pay him
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. 90 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1. 1.9 inches.
 l.. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
HEALTH SEEKERS. ATTENTION!

The open Gate Sanatorium. on the tent plan, pure air, delightful winter weather. medical attention. good nurs- ing, electrical inhalation treatment, most approved scientific methods, best climatic and other advantages for the cure of tubercular cases. Write for circular. Phoenix references given upon application. Address, open Gate Sanatorium. Oceano. Calif.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

Let us tell you about our bargains in mining property. We have 'em." Moore & Moore, ASA W. Wash. Phoenix
 Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

New crop California Lima Pink Beans just re-
 ceved.
 10 h. box Soda Crackers ..................... 6SC 15 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...........-. .SE.OO 1 small bottle Welch Grape Juice 1OC
 A lot of Louisiana Brown Sugar; new crop. Open kettle Louisiana Molasses, in large medium or small
 Just remember it's cash that enables to name these low prices We don't credt-it makes no diff ference who you arc. We must have the cash. 50 lbs. Best Hard Wheat Flour ............. .S1.S5
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