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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
COhSEJO EJECUT|VO
Reunion de- ditho alto cuer I.
po legislative, presldlda
por sl sekor Post.
NOMBRAMIENTOS
NOMBRAM MIENTOS
Comisiones que Sc avistan
con el Gobernador y Ia
Camara de Delegados.

Qlsd0 ebierta la session & les dies
de la maEans, prssidiSndo d setter
Port
LlAmad0s al oVdea los ssG0Fss
CUneeiePos, responder los siEuisntss:
BARhosa. Orosas, del Walls, Dfss NA.
vArr0, FA'kaer, Grahsme, eAushss
Mcr Alss, Wsld. = Wllloushby.
III saMoR PRssidsnte dc loo graoias
& les ssAoros Conssisros por sus IN.
|hsios O les DasAdas sSsionss. , ofss'
'ss lAboPaR On el preset, aiio con 10
mayor aeaividad, sontAndU con d sp0'
70 do sas sompsGsros del Oonssio.
De pFossds oil nombrAmi0ntO do
los siguienAss dmplsados psrnaassasst
sssreAasio, W. r. Bsnnss; gssrs.
Aario A, xlliar 1ut6tprsAs y TradustnP.
Fsaro Dc Castro; TsQuigrafo, G. w.
Rbhsrts, 0asial de Aataa. Horace Kwl'
ggsti; MsnssisRo. s.vsro Marrsvo.
lPoeser3 RobsaHo Caballero.
i !Emplead0s tsmD0fsr0s: u. Wa
Ksith, Geo W. Morgan. y. J. Amx
I. II. Rouser, JR. Eugsnio Iglssiss.
p, q. Rodsy. Nieol6s Daub6n. n.
GAseiA 9algado. Ramon r. salssaP,
JsAa y. Taru', gs 'gsnto Dc Armas.
% n0mhRA ana COmiai6n olmpase.
% do loo aefores del valle. BARhosa
i , Ward. pare somunisaP Gla CkaaeA
FSus 81 Conseio hA inislado sus RE-
bsics.
4 RsRrssA ID Comisi6n nomhRAdA
pOP Sl ConDsio,y el ashordGl Vale ma
TtsiAeuts hKbsrSg Avissado con 10 o.
.dmARa.
Il RI seAoR Presidents reaihI 6 una
IOomisi6n Dc 10 Okmars. Oompussta Dc
lbs ssrss UlOra, viaa Osh: tNo , cue
, ire. maniissIsndo 6sta al oonseio. Que
!. liz CGmsrA hA alberto sus sssioass!
Il Do aouerdA nombraE una C0ni'
4 Iai6n paHa Qus unida & otra do ls o.
mara vaya { avigtAIAs son d G 3bsr'
IHador;6 8 intafmarls QaS 10 Lsg!a GluFG
!. Iha alberto iuI ssSionOs y sstan dis
-IpusaAos 6 rssibir % Nsussja.
al aou nombEa6os Los SCI Mss saA'
oheS, Ovosas y Diax. Quisnss On uui6s
!. .do los safior0s Do la Oimora, Blond Il,
= GolOr J DeIgAdOs van & yer Al Hon
= 0ohsraador.
!. Rsgrssa 10 Oomisi6n J maninsslI
4. cue el Hon. UohsrE AdoF satk dispuss
10 & prsseatar % MsnSHis nj AARa
:, las 10 DO ID mismA On Il TWIro Mani
=. eival.
:. Be as N.dA que lee Hssiones "a
A. GRaordlnAEias . vsriEq1 1en lodos 10
- dies 6 les 0es do Ia tArde.
Esvknaass 10 session para Eeanv
- darIa ma aAna & Les uusVs , media.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
Per Gable
!RVEO ESPECIAL De %l Correspondence" In DENOGRIGIP UV0E

txkaordinApia prsSsnala Dc Aamo, soniuvisron los
vasiRoA ants sacsnau do trsmsnda soniasi6n. ntaH.
di6ndoles vAior DsadG o. stado dia. Qusd5 mOSaid
ds Les oas s baPso sn gobsrnoA Fee aIt ArraatTado
haatA 81 die sata de Ensro 90 Qus con lA mayor dd
eultAd. 10 rsmoleaba 81 vapOr sElisAbsh Rishnspss.
Fl OapilGn Mr. Or hh gort6ss hldslgamsnts Los gol.
PES Dc mar qua bAAn rudamsuts s ole del bsre0 ana
nuSAhan hundirls sAda momsnto cusndo - 6Osesps
rGpSadcs eAsi les aux6 81 GEisAbsths AuISs d que
ssAo osuErsrA dos vapsS que pasArOn OsEea del sPon
cVs dssatndIsron les HsGAIss Dc S3sohFa que sSs 10
hasia. Todos los pAssisron bosdo ss hAlan sancs
sAlvCs Han dado fwvisuIes veto de graaM a OaVitan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
Vll COIVO!l1OlIA

Para tEatsR asuntos de musho lua
tsrSs, J On nombrs de 10 Q AoriIa sfs.
sidsula, Fusgo 8 les SeiI IHas J mAs'
rites Dc 10 sosisdAd PFOtssaora Do
Asudigos, Que aaiHtAn { 10 JanAa
cue 60 sslshraRA 0i microbes 10 del
AeAual, & Lee 8 de la tAPds, sn eAsa Dc
u s,A1Pa Do Medina
plasa Dc Col6n. II sAn Juan SnsSU
II de 1901
AMPARo FIkNANDEz NATE.
BtAraaAriA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
PoR EUGENlo AsToL.

Ea el e9'iz gentil dc 0ada hr
exhAla sus tsTnsSAs sl Amor.
Los amsrtss sus mAnos entrOlasap;
On % adorable eonvsrsar no seaau;
90 APPROX man, 90 ahraxsn,
90 eoEfuudsu, 90 hssap...
Y 0l osnto do los orbss qusda prOso
% lee nGgisas redss do ess bs'cl
Noahs lvnAr. Ia apartada a'soha
nm peQusiuel0 duerms On unA euua.
L. madre, ATe:sihidA aGntra 81 susdc.
con inyenaible emptho
les horas do desoans0 al tempo robs,
exIGAisa vslsndo % fortuna.
AllG por lontanars &c 90 divisA
d szalin0 globo trans parsute..-.
Dsspisrta 81 niiic; ss!eltal sonfs
ilumiDs sue labios y su fssnIs.
Con plGeido dssmsy0,
1or 10 osna % trA un tsnue rSyo
snvolvi6ndola en auAvss rssplandores
que les niIidas Eopas Abrillanlan.
les s,tFellaa aAntsn
10 mistariosa union do dos IA e FSal
Las deGs. Hora do susHr. loai6a vigils?
Una ruhiA doEeslla junto un plane.
LA blanaA lana 90 sl sspasio oSella.
70 81 isrdin ssrsAuo
divsgan errahundas mariDosas
shrias con el perfume do laa rosas.
Adornos por dt Quisr: salon scQusto,
propieio para sstushs dc an sssrsio.
In lUioso Hine6n.
pequeiitnas HguFAs dsl Jap6p.
Mas, silsnsic! Essushad. II piano llura
CON llAnto que ensristses = snamors.
Oh inefAbls gsmido
de an apguHIisdo corax6n hsEidol
Oh admirable lsmsnto.
Qus on bsllexA tPansmuAa 81 ssnlimisnaoi
Oh sehubsrtI Ia divina seFsnAtA
% an yAudal do CpiasalinAs ,nctas
que lkDguidas sspirap, como gotaU
dssgranlndose on GEfoPas dc platsI
Mas ~ verbo ideal eAnNA , destslla
On 0l vOvbo trianiAl decade OstEOllA
Es ssIa poeSfa
quim6risa illusion del slma MIA?
AL sondsAr, como an bsxo. mi Esmori0,
ssDsisA 10 historlA
de mis- horidos. iavsnilsS thoS.
Fsisabs 20 On lOs vsints.
Allegro el eorsz6n. aAnA ls msnts.
Sino Dc IL vida los sngan .,
sonAhA con 10 dishA y Con la gloria.
FA6 una noebe immortal. do idilio ti0rn0.
tsnisi sslss do Luz fssplAndecian.
JuI&bAme mi bien amor 0tsrno.
Las 0strollas eAntAbAn.... y rOiAnl
si,mhYs is 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
Vista al Goberna>
dor de Ottawa,

NV 70 H. Enero H.-LA famils del sssrstaEi0
Root viaArG al g1bsrnAdor general Dc on. sapi'
tel Go, Canada E.ta visa o. CstsnaiblsnSus do e.
rGsssr scsial, Vsro % ssrtra que ecma rsBuado de
ss Qusds issada IL question psndisnia entire ambos
pAsos a 0ual hA tnido que intOIvOnF Ol gobittno
de Loudres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
ClMARA |NSULAR
Reuniones de anteanochs y
syer ante Ia Junta Central
y Ia Camara.
POLlTICA UNIONIsTA
Nombramiento de Speaker,
y ofciales, libres para los
representatives.
POLlTiCA UNIONISTA

n akbado, Alas nusvs dc la no.
shs. sabri6 sl PFsuidsnte lsfor An.
nsxy, 10 session prlvAda que iba & 10
oor lugAr sntrs los stGorss do la Jun.
10 y los do 10 CAmara do ds!sgados.
&c tratAbA do dsaoir eonsrstamsn.
10 10 politics do 10 UNION DE PUERTO
RICO dentro Las nuevAs slrcunstan.
s!Aa.
se lego 81 aeta do ls session Dc 10
Central d iasvss. 90 que % ssprodEe
una declaration, rsdastada por sl 90
dor NJ Gcx Rivera y sprobada por |
Junta ankpimsmsnts, con 10 sxsspei6u
dol doctor dol Vale. que presenl6 ,
soatuvo un voto paYaisular.
Ssgdn 10 DEoLARAcIoN 6 que nos
rafsrimcs, Ol pHrtido unionista eonti.
uaalG % politics dc cordiAlidad con
81 gobierno y do sompsnstrsei6n con
81 pSis y sgotaiG todos loo msdios
para que no % FompA nj % dShiiits 10
husnA inteligtneia que exlati6 y sxlsse
con 10 Mansion EiseuI,Vs.
81 voto paPtisular dol toStor del
Vale % fe6srs al memorial cue IL
CimsrA % propouo airigir d Prssi-
dGnts Roosevelt = soatisns que dshl
fJrmularse on lonos do geaIilud, Aun-
que mantsnisndo ain mssurA, ID de-
mAnda do ref lrmAs sn sl Hsgimsu.
| II doctor del Vale tomt L. pals
bra y Ampli6 sus opinianes en- asntlds
Do I'm gabsrnAmsnsalismo radical.
81 senor Nnn,z Rivera hahl6 %
txplAnar d aeuerdo do 10 JuniA
I diio que 10 UNION eS gaNsrnsmentAl
amigo del gobsrnAdor J pArtidaria d
ssgair si6ndOlo,v ii bisn no llsva 90 d.
voOi6n hAata sl punto do asuptar 10
astos del g0htetno. 81 eS0s aetos tier
den & sdsseO aoesH ea dsrseh9 dc la
mayoliAn y { robuSIsCsP & los republ
caEoa, Ello no % probable, psro
res ilIara AleuuA vtx. 10 CGmsra nee
sitA astuaP 0on indepondencia, colt
0indosO { 10 SIlnrA de 10 cord ADJ
pt5lisA y trAhsiAndo con Nrme4a .,
los grandss interssss , los g.Andt
iasAlSs 0uJA representation OsIsnI
hoy On Puerto RisU.
A2oIaron ssia aelitud los selioE
DO DISCO. z,no G AndtA. Blondes y
sol y 10 politisA del partido fn6 niaI
Oorforms ( los asuardos an,oriores
10 Junta C0ntral.
Lusgo 60 tfat0 del nomhramiOE
de fun0lopAFios psYmanantsS y smpll
doS:tsmpOreYoS. para iA CGmAra y
aplaS6 sl asant0 hAsIa el DIE Siguil
10, domipg, }, klaa dies do IL me ilal
Fran 10. doss d. la nosh'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
Un t1tulo honorario
q MIR, Roosevelt,

koDdrss, Knsro H. La sosiSdSd Real oscgrGhSa
hA nombFAdO 81 prSsdspa RoossVst mismbro homo
EGrio de ls msmA Sc hzn sstA ssSsi6n sntrs IA nA-
msro total de nusvs psFIonAs Sc satmA ssts sCt0 Dc
6IshA soaiedAd como dSmnsiFaal6n marastfsimA Dc
Raspstn admir asi6n { Roosevelt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
PAGINAS DEL LUNES
LAS ESTRELLAS CANTAN....
Oh noshAs por 10 lana iluminadasI
Noehsy dulces , bellas,

Oh noshAs pof 10 lana iluminaaasl
Noehss duless y bsllas.
por an vsgo perfams smbalsamadas,
1ssr6 eierto qve eautan les satrsllasT
Vosotras 10 sab6ts; sn vueStro ssne,
con mistisa ammonia,
90 raduce el vibrar noble = serene
Dc los assros que dusrmsn con 81 DIE.
Ouando sus oios sn 10 axal lsvAntAn,
11a9 dem les sssrsllas mieatras santanp
Y, s6 do loo cone s-tos sstslarss
cue ca soro universal formau los mundos'
sus Tsgistros protandos
sl rsg.s1 dsseisndsu do los mares,
y sus rotas Aladas.
oaanao musstra 10 lrx mas sspl0ndo 20,
vagaudo entfs los a ,res
las Hspltsn les altos y las hAdai;
ol vIento leo sorduce sptse cas- ondas
Al susuprae On les loxanas frondasi
do ID impousnts eTsasl6n 81 g'ito
repsrsuts on el monte = on el llano.
y hasse en- el ress d6bil del gussno
% sieuts 10 sansi6n do 10 inAnibcl
iSobsrbis Pee iai
iSublimS. g'gAntssea siDfonial
Mas Quisiere saber Qus dieen elias
qu6 oantad On 50 idioma les satrsllas.-~4
SA ms,6dioo sssnto
Os asaso 0l murmullo
DO a'g6a lrists 8 amabls psnaAmisHto!
IL eadeuoia do IA himuo 8 do m arFullO?
Tai dsbs ssr, loo almas do los aatros
aiampre eantau bsillAnteS y trauQuilass
GA las almas tsrrsnas
visrtsn 10 clara luz do sus pupilAs,
esiardo % sllgs lumiRosOs EAssEOs
PARA adormiF , postixar Gus psnas.
n las almas del cosmos SON hNmAnas
dsiAs almss humSnss.
Ias uns Alada snlses misisriosos
&tddutiso dsstino
las impulsa 81 aliOnto p0dsroIo
aue IN Mnndds alfomhFa % o. m mo;
06lo cue arraha 90 eopdensa On santb
10 qus ahsi0 90 aohsrbia. dieha llanto.
o ,iOro Ovcsar les plssidssss bsllas
que inspiraa mas tsEnuEa lAs esI's!las'
En d hoSqus. Una fusnts que murmura,
DIS amanasS del braxO 90 paSoan.
Eu 10 oslssto alturA
OoFp6SeuIoB do orc aenlellOln.
Ne sOsusha al HuiGen)r. TLGmbla una rama
Huts 10 lsve ossilaei6n dc an nido.
10 que 0u sl eislo alumbra como llama
% en- Ia NerrA veYeual laIido
que On inmsnsas eARieias % deFFamS.
CON un vibrants y amoroso ruido.
DeaeiAs PRimavsrA
"a t6niaA hsGh,asrA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
DEIuIGIA !uRIDI

n ietsn psfiodiuIa , eoFPelieio
nAtio maestro don Arturo C6fdovs
Eandr6a, BE preSsntado hay dsaunsls
iur~sa 4 1a car,a mnsR,lnal e e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
En- SAN IuAN

Rs ensuatEa % etta oiudaa, e.
AsznAos pAy,isnlaRsst susstRa husaI
snles 4 ia,isa g. ksale -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14

Sc solicitan vendedores bue
nos para este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
ATENTG VISTA

hoa Ne dispsnaado atsntA tisita
aussige sstiMahls snlgo doa Alfonso
zaaaaaa AzIa. - q = g W..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
sRTA. MELENOEz

Hs. lIegsdo 6 SIla siads6, toe
ne tsnpcEsda. la ais,iasva1a h,asi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14

3 sta COIs.slss,s : sala 8 nell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
CHEERS FOR "JACK"
FROM HAWAIIANS
SAYS REV. DESHA

In speaking of the meeting at Hilo,
Rev S. l.. Desha, who was one of the
arrivals this morning, said that when
Delegate Kuhio introduced Jack At
kinson as the next Governor the en-
thusiasm of the meeting was mani
tested by deafening cheers made by
the Hawaiians.
The planters are hot with that
and they are strongly opposed to
Jacks becoming the next Governor, y
said Desha. Jack is too indepen1-
ent for the planters.
"They pulled me aside and asked
me to influence the Hawaiians to op-
pose Jack and support L. A. Thurston
IS the next Governor"
Delegate Kuhio when asked for his
view said: Il am for Jack"
One of the delegates to the Evan
gelical Convention who happened
along said that all the Hawaiians
FnOw who and what Thurston is. He
was the cause Of trouble and our
country was annexed to the United
States through his dirty work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25

\ Here is pat" Gleason as the 4
7 camera caught him few days 4
= ago.
4 Gleason is probably the best 4
y known ball player in Hawaii, hav-
: ing played in various teams and 4
: positions here for the last ten or
= twelve years.
= Gleason has a great baseball
= head and is now known as Foxy (
\ Pat"
= In 1895 Spalding offered BAN !
= ner for a School League and the 1
: st. Louis College, Royal School, 4
4 Fort street school and one other
: entered the League. Pat played
= with ST. Louis and they won 4
\ hands down. He played short 4
\ stop and first base for that team. I
\ During the same season he played
! one game with the old Stars I
= against the Kams. Banzel was 4
= captain of the Stars. I
4 He put in a season with the
\ Regiment team at short and then :
\ went to the Kams and played 1
: third base. Then he joined the 4
\ St. Louis team and played short. 4
y This season he led all batters. I
y He then joined hands with the 4
= Honolulus and held down short.
y In 1898 and 80 he played ball
4 with the California Athletic Club (
\ in San Francisco. Sonny Cunha :
\ was captain OF. this team. They
: played against such teams as the 4
: Olympics, Bay Cities and San 4
4 Jose I
= In 1900 he organized the St. 4
\ Louis college team and won every
= game they played.
\ In 1901 this team changed its I
= name to the II. A. Cs and 4
= through the efforts OF himself, !
= Chas. ChillingwOrth and John 4
= Wise the present League was 4
\ formed The II. A. Cs. won the I
= championship in 1901, '02, 'O4 '05, 4
= 06 and it was largely through 4
\ Gleason's efforts that this team 4
T. won
+ This season sees Gleason at the !
= head of the new st. Louis team 4
= which he has got together At 4
\ present they are occupying the !
\ top of the list and from all indi-
: cations will make hard fight for =
, the championship.
+ ! \ J. i \ \ l. i i = \ \ \ \ 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
Innings, , 3 4 q 8 9
| 0 | 0 4 0 0 0 3--'9
0 O 0 0 IA 0 2--S

Jack Deshas infeld grounder Eddie
Desha scored on Miller's muff of an
easy pot fly
Second Half-Miller dropped the
first hit for the Kams over first base
Kaanoi went out to Hannah. Miller
came home on two bad throws by
Rmgland on Kia.
SIXTH INNING
King reached first base on a wild
throw by Miller King out stealing
second. Hannah famed.
Second Half-Hamauku hit safe over
second. Hamauku went out, Hampton
to Desha. Fern went to second ON
Lemons grounder to Jack Desha
Bases full. Fern scored on A. Will
liams' error. Great excitement Jones,
Vannatta and Miller scored on Kaa-
nois twO-base hit along the third
base line.
SEVENTH INNING
PunahOus get Eddie Desha and Jack
Desha on bases Eddie Desha forced
cut at third j. Williams retires his
side with fly to Kaanoi.
Second Half-Nothing for the Kams.
EIGHTH INNING
King hit safe to left. He was the
only man to reach first
Second Half-Lemon, with his long
bat, hits for two bases. Jones struck
cut and Lemon went to third. Van
natta up
The Kams have now good chance
to tie the score
A. Williams fell down on Vannat-
ta's grOunder and Lemon comes
home. Score tied. 6 to
Miller flies out to Jack Desha.
NINTH INNING
Hampton worked Reuter- for his
Continued on Page ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
Congressnen Return
Strongly Impressed
With Hawaii S Needs

As Diamond Head peeped into view
from the deck of the Kinau this
morning at daybreak there was a
general comment among the MEM
bers of the Congressional party of
Home again" Home it appeared to
them, for perhaps Honolulu might
offer a days rest after the joy, but
eXertion, of the entertainment they
had received on Hawaii
Most of the party are early risers,
especially aboard ship, and this morn
ing as they appeared on deck they
looked rested and happy after the
voyage from Hilo.
1t was wonderfully smooth trip.
There was no more motion of the
| water than on a small lake.
If any were tired they were still
anxious to know what was planned
for their entertainment during the
balance of the stay. But one young
lady explained that this interest in
the coming entertainment was caus-
ed by a desire to make sure that they
would not miss any luaus planned.
Every one of the returning Con-
gressmen as well as their wives and
/ daughters expressed the greatest sat
isfaction with having seen the great
est wonder of the world, the Voca-
| no.
"The Hawaiians are the most hos
pitable people on the surface of the
earth" said one of the Congressman.
| Wherever we went the Hawaiians,
no matter how lowly or poor they
might be, invited us to come and eat
with them"
Most of the members of the party
are now quartered at Waikiki, at the
Moana and Seaside Hotels. Only
few remain at the Young and the
| Hawaiian. All speak well of the
| trip.
Il had a delightful trip, as all the
rarty had" said Representative Will
son this morning. Every possible
courtesy was shown us, and l have
become more and more impressed
with the people here. / can see
| Hawaiian smile as far as l can see
the sun, and it is Just as bright and
delightful | believe without a doubt
that this Territory of the United
States is the most important the
most patriotic, and the most intelli-
| gent of all the Territories which we
have left.
you need harbors here and you
need them badly. You also need
more lighthouses and Notifications.
all of which | will do my best to Sc
cure for the Islands.
Wants Chinese Here
Il am very sorry TO learn that Chi
nese are excluded here in preference
to Japanese. This is an unfortunate
condition. and it should be remedied.
| | do not speak for the delegation, but
| | will say as my opinion that if the
matter is left to them it will be rem
edied. How Congress will look upon
| the matter as whole, am unable to
state Such Chinese as | have seen
here who have become American clti-
| zens, are in love with the country,
Continued on Pace ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
H a wall S Big Fish In
License Frisco
Board Drag Net

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 25.-
FRANK j. DRUM, EUGENE DES
AVBLA, JOHN MARTIN, ABE RUFF
AND MAYOR SCHMITZ HAVE
BEEN INDICTED FOR BRIBERY IN
CONNECTION WITH THE GAS
FRANCHISE OF THE CITY. G. II.
UMBSEN, ]. e. GREEN, w. |. BRO
BECK AND ABE RUFF HAVE ALSO
BEEN INDICTED FOR ATTEMPTED
BRIBERY OF SUPERVISORS IN
CONNECTION WITH THE PARK
SIDE TRANSIT COMPANY. THESE
MEN ARE INDICTED ON 1876
COUNTS. THE BAIL is PLACED
AT $4,000. UMBSEN Is ONE OF
THE LEADING REAL ESTATE MEN
OF THE CITY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
CONGRESSMAN
WILL SPEAK
AT CHURCHES

The evening services in some OF \
! the churches tomorrow evening
\ will be made especially interesting :
\ through the fact that addresses I
! will be made by prominent mem 4
! bers of the Congressional party. \
: The opportunity TO hear these :
4 gentlemen will undoubtedly be =
= taken not only by the regular
\ church-goers, but by the general \
! public at large
Representative Littlefeld, one =
= of the most generally known and 4
= most interesting figures OF the 4
! party, will speak at the evening 4
\ service at the Central Union
= Church under the auspices of the
Z Civic Federation. His topic Will
= be Good Citizenship
\ At the evening services of the
\ Kawaiahao Church an address for
the young people will be made by
= Representative Graf at 1880
I o'clock. 1t is probable that an 4
= address may also be made by Lit 4
\ tlefied, if he finds the time after 4
4 he has spoken to the audience at 4
\ the Central Union Church, and
! that other members of the party
= may also take part.
\ The singing will be led by the \
= Kamehameha choir.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
JACK WON'T TALK

\ The Governorship is a tabooed =
= subject so far as Secretary Jack !
\ Atkinson is concerned. He re- 4
= fuses to discuss it in any manner 4
\ whatever, and declines in very 4
= emphatic terms. Il absolutely de- !
y cline to be interviewed he said &
\ this morning. Il stated my posi- 4
= tion about six months ago and no
y body has any reason for thinking 4
\ | have changed my mind on it. | 4
\ have nothing more to say" And 4
\ that's all he would say.
+ I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May "a.
REETS; So analysis, 9s. II Id. Par
ity, 400 cents. Previous quotation,
9s. 10 lid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 25.
The Government is Investigating the
charge of Japanese Ambassador Aoki
that japanese have been mistreated
by the restaurant men of San Fran
cisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
NEAR ONE MILLION IN BAIL

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. May 25.
Bail under new bribery indictments
has been furnished as follows: Mayor
Schmitz 100000, Calhoun, Mulla-
ly, Ford and Abbott $560,000., Glass
$4,000, and Halsey $4,000. Abe
Ruef remains in Jail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25

FLAMES KILL MAN AND BEAST
SAN JOSE, Cal, May 25.-Fire
broke out in a stable and lodging
house here today. Fifteen persons
are missing and twenty horses are
known to have been burned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25

:. Especial Bulletin Wireless) x
:: lIlLO, Hawaii, May 25.---The :.
=. Board of Liquor License Com \
- missioners for this County met <
:: today for organization. Many \
= candidates are hustling for the <
4 position of license inspector. <
INVESTIGATE COMPLAINT
OF JAPAN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
MRS. M'KINLEY IS DYING

CANTON, Ohio, May 3d. Mrs.
Mckinley, widow Of the martyred
President, is sinking.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25

Flowers galore for May 30-Decora'
Lion Day, at the King Street Florist,
near Thomas Square. Astors in al
colors. Phone Blue 1466.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
MOROCCO WILL BE GOOD

TANGIER, Morocco, May 25.-The
Sultan has promised to accede to
French demands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
TILTON IS NO MORE

PARIS, France, May 25.--- ---Theo-
core Tilton died today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-25
BULLETIN BOYS TEAM

Following are the Bulletin baseball!
boys: Antoine Fernandez, Jno. Kikoli
Jno. A. Noble, Jr., Geo. Richards, Jos
Mendonca, Ping Kong, Eugene Muniz
Willie Keliiaa. All Shaw Substitutes:
Peter Silva, Small Whiskey, Clarence
RaWlins.