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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
PERKINS POLICY
MUST Be PAID
MUTUAL LIFE COMPANY, DENIED
APPLICATION TO ExHuME
5oDY or KANSAS MAN, MUST
PAY COSTS OF SUIT.

Topeka, Kss.. Aug. 1S.-Judgt
Smith Mcpherson. Of the United
States district court, Yesterday deniel
the application OF the Mutual Life In
suranee company. of New York. for
an order to exhume the body of the
late LUcius II Perkins. of Lawrence,
Kan. Perkins died in June last after
Il fall from the top Of his residence
Ia December. 1906. Perkins hal
taken out q policy for si0oooO in the
Mutual Life company After his
death this company refused To pay
his heirs and filed a petition asking
the court for an order to exhume the
odr and ~ allow an analysis to be
made. indicating that deceased had
lied from poisoning Judge McPher
'on. in denying the application or.
Tered the insurance company to pay
he costs of the suit.
Mr. Perkins az the time Of his |
ieath held policies IN vcrious can
'anies asgreeating 5000 GOO Several
+ these companies have already paid
he policies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
BARON VON MOTT
HEART BREAKER
BOASTS THAT HE HAS SWINDLED
MILLloNAIRES AND BARTEND-
ERs AND LEFT TRAIL OF
BROKEN HEARTS.

New York. Aug. 1S.--Astounding
revelations of the international career
of Baron" Christian won Motz came
to light Yesterday while the dashiug
German nobleman stOrmed and wcpt
in Ludlow street Jail. where he is con.
iihed on charge of stealing $40
from his former faucee. Mrs. Marcus
Denison Russell OF Nashville.
That be was once married 10 a
woman closely allied with the family
OF Kaiser William was the most amaz-
ing story told. A nine-year-old son OF
:his marriage. Won Motz admitted. is
now alive in Berlin. cared for bg HE
mother.
That al least two other women be-
sides Mrs Russell were romantically
involved with him was another inter
esting allegation.
Friends" mourning the loss OF
sundry sums loaned Won Motz on the
strength Of his alleged income told
dozens Of other tales about how nc
boasted Of having swfrdled eYeryono
he could, from millionaires to bar
tenders. and how bis favorite story Of
IN America vas to the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS

The Airdome-The new Airdome
introduces an entire new bill tonight
in vaudeville, moving pictures and ii.
Illustrated song. The biggest hits of
them all since the opening. Every act
an exceptionally good vaudeville spec
ialty. Six big acts. the best to be
had on the vaudeville stage surpass-
ing all that have been given. The new
Airdome has proven itself the most
delightful place to spend the sum
mer evenings and each week brings
many new and entertaining acts. The
bill for this week includes The Wells
Bros. In high class musical act,
one which delights the audience;
Miss Dollie Wells. the lightning car
toonist marvel in her line; Mr..
Bobbie Rankin, comedy singing and
musical coined an, the best to be had
Leipmann and Lewis, novelty sing
ing and talking comedians. an act
they all talk about Mr. Edward Al
len, in pictured melody; new illus
trated song. The Kinodrome intro
ucng new pictures of the highest
order. Two performances every night |
y and 9:l5. Those coming late |
n. the first may remain for the sec
nd performance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

effect that he had left a trail OF
broken hearts from Spokane down
through Milwaukee, Omaha. Chicago
and st. Louis.
Then there was a tale of another
possible marriage, which apparently
was in force in this city last year.
The most humorous incident of all
however developed when Mrs. Rus.
sell turned over to German trans.
lator a letter surmounted by all sorts
Of imperial looking crests II had been
given to her by Won Motz several
weeks ago. That will prove my no
biiity." he is quoted as telling her.
The letter turned ont to be com
munication from a halter i'm Berlin. in
which the halter asserted that Won
Moiz owed him $50 for q panama.
To a German. who interviewed him
IN his cell today. Won Motz said.
! had no idea in the world Of mar
rying Mrs. Russell She courted me,
not ! her. II Was she who proposed
That VIC become engaged just for
iokc on our friends When I consented
fornd she made her friends think IT
vas all serious. | have been very I'M
fortunate; that has been my trouble"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
CAIRO MAN DIED
At WEST BADEN
JAMES HAYDEN, NIGHT BAR-TEN-
DER AT THE HALLIDAY, sue.
cUMBs TO MALARlAL
FEVER THERE.

Assistant Manager e. ]. Stubbins.
Of The Halliday, received a message
Yesterday morning from West Baden.
Ind, announcing the death of James
Hayden, who was employed at the
hotel as night bartender.
Mr., Hayden went to West Baden
about ten days ago for his health. and
while there was stricken with ma
iarial fever from which he died.
Deceased has sister living in
Blodget, Mo. where his mother is
buried and the remains win be taken
there for interment He was about
40 years of age and not married. He
came TO Cairo five or six years ago.
The remains will arrive this morn
ing at 1880 and will be conveyed to
the NJ. f. Feith undertaking estab.
lishment to be prepared for burial
The funeral will be under the direc
ton of Cairo Bartenders' Union of
which deceased was a member.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations Ordered in Cairo to Sc.
cure EIigibes For inspectors
Stenographers, Type
writer's. Etc.

The United States Civil Service
commission announces an examina.
tion on September ). 1907, at Cairo.
ILL.,, to secure eligibles from which to
make certilication to fill vacancies as
they may occur in the position of in
spectors assistant (mael, at $3.50 per
annum in the Bureau OF Animal In
dustry, Department of Agriculture.
I romotion to $1,000 per annum is
made after three years satisfactory
service at $50; promotion to 81 200 is
made after three years satisfactory
service at $1,000 and after passing an
examination for promotion.
September l1f2-To fill vacancy
in the position Of assistant inpsctor Of
bulls Of steam vessels. Steamboat IN
spection service, Seattle, Wash at
$l,i10 per annunl to he detailed to
San Francisco. Cal. and vacancies as
they may occur in the positions of To-
cal and assistant Inspector OF hulls in
The Steamboat Inspection service
throughout the United States.
September Ito fila vacancy in
the position of stenographer, type
writer and file clerk, at $500 per an
mum, in the office of the United
States Attorney Naturalization st.
Louis, Mo, vacancy in the position
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
SERMON TO WOMEN.
In Which Mary Of Old is Laudcd as
An Example For All to Follow.

/ Rev. Dir. l.. D. Bass took for his
text last evening Mark IA: she Hath
| Done What She Could" He said IN
Ipart: The religion of Jesus Christ
has pecliar and pressing claims upon
woman 1t has done much for man. II
has done still more for woman. VI
woman has any glory in the home or
lany exhaltation IN society to them she
! is indebted to Jesus and his religion.
Mary did what she could for Jeusu as
to time. 1t was timely service. The
tragic end of our Lords life with its
base assertions, its cruel sufferings,
| its ignominious death, was coming on
lapace. The opposition on all sides
was steadily and rapidly deepening.
Priest, Pharisee, Scribe, Ruler thirst
ing for his blood, like bloodhounds
We're logging his every step. The
deepening shadows of the Judgment.
Of the cross We're gathering thick and
fast about him. The cloud Of wrath
which had been accommodating for
three years was about to burst upon
his devoted head At this place and
under these circumstances. Mary with
q woman's warm affection. trusting
faith, thoughtful and delicate tact,
rendered him a service meet only for
the royal of earth, an expression OF
affection and allegiance that must
have been most refreshing, most
if.rin
time and the act were in completes
harmony At no other time in His life
could this act have been done so ap-
and postponed only a few
days it corld not have been done at
all. Noble, faithful, loving, thoughtful
Maryt We who stand at the begin.
ming Of this twentieth century breathe
the sweet perfume of the Alabaster
cruise, and speak their for deed
which poured a little sunlight upon
the clouded life of Him who loved us
and gave himself fol- us. Our Lord no
longer moves in person In the world. |
ne has withdrawn himself beyond the |
ministrations of devout (
but as he sits upon his throne
n heaven he has a great heart that /
earns for such tokens of love and /
allegiance. Let our Christian women
NOW that the exercise of all their
virtues is as the breaking or Il
he alabaster box of precious ONT
1ent whose fragrance shall ascend
ven unto the throne of him whom
fe delight to serve and which shall in
fter DAYS be spoken of as a memorial
her who in her time did what she
ould for Christ.
Courage was not character
tics of Mary's Offering. Courage, [
esus the great eXemplar in Christian ,
y. He preached his own gospel. and |
hen he did do you remember that S
reat many turned their backs on him I
nd walked off in disgust and Jesus a
lrned to his disciples and said, "WilI t
also 90 away?' | know that | IA
ever preached the gospel as plain as n
y Master did. When | get so that 1,
i'll preach It so plain that the people
Cairo will jump up and leave. then "
can shout GLORY to God, am o
reaching more like the Master. o
ourage that dares to speak the truth "
thing is wrong fight it. and if 1t is h,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
ANNA, I'LL.
August is, 1907.

Mrs. A. H. Anderson departed Sat
urday for, an extended visit with he,
daughter, Mrs. II. H Winters III
Jackson, Tenn
Leol G. Otrich, Of Mounds. was a
business visitor here Wednesday,
Mrs, w r. Sifford, OF Nashville,
Tenn. is visiting Mrs. Susan Sifford.
Miss Virginia Chase. Of Los Angc.
les, Cal. arrived Saturday for a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. M. w. Brown.
W. II. Taylor left Thursday for Chi.
cage to attend the Barber-Bonar
wedding.
Misses Bessie Johnson ana Flor
ence EIolloman went to Golden
Thursday for weeks visit with Mrs.
William Holloman
Harry Toler, of Metropolis, is
spending a few days here with
friends.
Mrs. G. l.. Otrich and daughter,
Miss Nina, will go to st. Louis, to-
morrow (Monday) for visit with
Mrs. A, b. De We're.
Mrs. Harry Rendleman went to
Alto Pass aSturday where she will
spend month with relatives
Mrs. John 'Firestone, of Henrietta,
Tex, will arrive this week for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Mollie Rich
Mrs. Ollie Holcomb of Mount Yer
non, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
T. J. Houlihan.
Dr. j. E. Anderson returned Sa. |
uroIay to Dalles Ore, after a few days
visit here with his brother F. p 4,
Anderson.
DR.. j. G. Stewart and family viii
depart Monday for Evansville and !,
Chandler, Ind where they will visit
q few days.
A Gus Glassco proprietor OF the
Star theater went to st. Louis Friday
q undergo an operation for appen-
liciti:.
John and G G. Hileman departed
friday for Kansas CITY Mo. for a
,rief visit with their brother Wat.
on Hileman,
Mrs. w Henley and children OF X
Jacksonville. H., arrived Thursday
or an extended visit with her par !
nts, Nj and Mrs. j. M Vest /
Prof. l.. f. Bonar and Miss Flor. p
nee Barber win be married August
0, at Winnetka III. They will come q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
NEWS OF RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
LEE LINES LAST BOAT OUT or
THE OHIO FOR SEASON RE-
PORTS GOOD WATER--RlvER
RISING.

The Peters Lee arrived from Gin.
cinnati at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing bound for Memphis. She was
here till 3 p. m. adding freight. She
had good freight and passenger trip.
She reported finding plenty of water
en- the way out, with w feet at
'Caseyville and heavy rains as far up
as Evansville If the present swell
in river shall be sufficient to make 1t
safe She viii make another trip; but
as il takes two weeks to make trip
the rise will have to be considerable
to have ample margin and insure her
against being caught on the bars on
her return trip. Such a rise Is not
looked for at this time
The Herman Paepcke came up yes
terday with two barges logs and one
Of lumber for the Chicago Mill and
Lumber company
y The Mary Michael with two barges
Of logs passed to Paducah yesterday
from the lower river.
The John S. Summers went south
with two empties.
The Stacker Lee came up from
Memphis last evening bound for st.
Louis. She was in port an hour
The Z. S. engineers on the Chero-
lee We're in Louisville over Sunday.
They are to have a floating skating
ink at Pittsburg. on the old steamer
Dick Fulton, which is being rebuilt
or that purpose.
The river marked 1919 feet on the
afro gauge last evening showing no
'hange in "a hours, but the symptoms
we're for rise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
MOUNDS.
August 10, 1907.

Mr. }, M. Bonner Of Anna. H., wa,
in town Friday on business.
| Mrs James G. Gamble, Of Vills
Ridge, was visiting relatives ant
friends in Mounds yesterday.
| Attorney Taylor Dodd. OF Anna
twas down on legal business Friday.
Major > O Lewis, of Villa Ridge
passed through here yesterday on d
business rtip to Mound City.
f. NJ Hogcndobler, chief clerk Of
m M Titus & Co., of Villa Ridge. was
locking after business around town
Friday
County Commissioners II. "A. Bride
Of Liberty transacted business in
Mounds Friday.
Mr.. H. T Morgan, Of Bone Gap, H.,
is visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, r. G.. Brtton for few weeks
Mr.. Robert A. Cunningham is hay
ing a neat and substantial iron fence
put around his property on Delaware
avenue,
Mr. Joe Bour of Valley Recluse was
~ huWn 1dtuludy Dl Du6iueSS JOE
thinks the road district will buy the
through the Koonce farm
and the Meridian road will be changed
and very much improved at that
point.
The sewers on the government road
are too small to discharge the drain
age water from the city and steps
will be taken at once to have hem
legally opened up so the water can
get out instead of backing up OH our
5tleets.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. F. Welson, Of
Mound City visited the parental home
n Villa Ridge over Sunday.
An immense crowd OF people at
ended the big union tent meeting at |
Villa Ridge Sunday, Most of the |
congregation brought their dinners in |
baskets and remained all day Sun
lay school under the tent at 1911
,'c!ock a m. Preaching service at
and dinner at IL. The afternoon |
vas spent in Bible and Praise ser
ices Regular preaching at 1890 D. |
4. The crowd was estimated at over
900 people The interest is growing
nd the meetings will continue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
JEWS AND CHRISTIANS
Concluded from First page.)

ports received here indicate that a
discention has arisen between the
chiefs of the tribe infesting Casa
blanca and Micador over what course
they shall persue. The report is that
the tribesmen lack ammunition. The
expected attacks on Casahlanca were
not made this morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

Of stenographer and typewriter, Blu
rcau of Naturalization. Pittsburg, Pa,
al 5000 per annum. and vacancies as
they may occur in any branch Of the
service requiring similar qualifica-
tions.
September 1S--To fill vacancy in
the position of foreman mechanic, at
81 200 per annum, Quartermasters
Department at Large. United States
Military prison, Fort Leayenworth,
Kas., and vacancies as they may occur
III any branch of the service requiring
similar qualifications.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Mrs Louis Ditmer and daughter.
Miss Fannie. are here from Williams
port. Pa. guests OF Mrs. dinners
brother. VI. J. Mshaffy and family. of
1913 Commercial avenue. Mr.. Ditmer
was one OF the men who built the
Cairo water works.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
ECHOES FROM CAIRO PULPITS (
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Cairo be against you. You will al
ways please God and all the pure anc
lgood people standing around you. II
YOU are brave. Mary stood by her
/ Master when he had scarcely d
! friend in the world. | tell you this
! sickly sentimentalism that we have
| that Gods people are peaceablc
quiet go-out ofthe-deyil's-way sort OF
| people is mistake Brethren of the
| Cairo churches take a stand and hold
III DO not let one OF the these saloon
keepers that has not more than five
gallons Of rotgut whiskey, aud that
bought on a credit come out on the
street with an old rusty pistol in hand
that has not been loaded since the
war, and curse two or three times and
talk loud and run every member Of
the churches OF Cairo into the Ohio
river any Sunday, and then throw
open that hell hole for the day, in VIC
lation Of the laws Of the state Why.
bless Your lives YOU pucilanimous
church members you run into the
river from these saloon keepers
verse chan the swine took to water
when the devil got in them Hold
Your ground and tell them that ii
they can die for their Internal traffic
YOU can die for your sweet children
and for the boys and girls Of this fair
little city
The service demanded of our Chris
tian women Is to be done IN a won
MS way aud d woman's sphere Hel
duties are so womanly that they can
not be properly and adequately done
by other than woman. Who so
well as . woman can lay hold of the
child mind and control and develop IL
for Christ? Who so well as woman
can gladden. and glorify the home aAd
perform its sweet ministrations? Who
SO well as woman can bind up the
broken heart, or wait upon the sick,
or wipe the death damp from the
brow of the dying? These are honor
able and sacred ministrations fuilysI
equal to If not SURPRISING in moral
grandeur the highest calings Of menl
God spare lis the day when through
any mistaken sense of duty, curl
Christian women shall turn awavl
rom such offices and seek supposed |
broader or more honorable spheres eff
lsefulness. God spare us the tlayi
when our Christian mothers and sis
ers shall substitute for the Sunday
chool class, the pulpit, for the homel
be hastings, for the sick room the
tage, for the school room the plat
orm. BY all the laws of our beingl
nd by all the teachings of Scripture
S we'll. we are forced TO the convic
ion that in none of these fields can
he render a service in any way sol
elpful to humanity and so aceeptableI
> Christ as in her own God appointed
'ay and her own God ordained sphere
am sorry for the woman who wishes 4
he was a man God knows | wish
l'of superior fibre and finer personal
'Nture than man. One Is steel the
her is gold. Any civilization thatl
SEES to transform woman into man .
false civilization.
O, could speak TO all the young
omen OF Cairo of the rare privileges
doing good. Of the great advantages ]
uplifting humanity. ! hold up toll
IA the example of Mary. Emulate
r spirit that gave the best to Christ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
Eraarant Water.

An easy way to soften hard water
delightfully."- Is to throw orange peel
into it Just before the water is used
The peel will not prove agreeable to
the skin. but will give out a fragrance
like that which follows the use of tot
let water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
keeoina interest in Iif.

II a woman isn't worrying because
she hasn't everything she wants she
Is usually fussing because she has
what she doesn't want IN this way
life never becomes monotorons-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

Back. rnbbernecksi" when ejaou.
lated by an American policeman is
said TO have an instantaneous effect
on an inquisitive but sensitive crowd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

Any Item that Is Of interest to you
Is Ct interest 10 your friends Tele-
phons your news to The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
LxxA2x&&&I&&A1&4SA944A.
The WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was quite agreeable,
there being a low per cent of humidity
and q gentle movement of the air
from the east, with no rain in sight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
Diarrhoea

When you want a quick cure wiihoes
any loss of time. and one that IS followed
BY no bad results. use
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

I: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS !

to Anna about September 1 for the
opening of Union Academy. where
they will be employed as teacheds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

i never tsiis ard IS pleasant = tikx.
? = @5eessy v1leat.e = eead-s- -
.s--ocs g - er-ss over = large pzrt Z
the civilized world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

Friends OF the Bulletin .re re1usr.-
e 70 send or telephone items to ais
pffies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Sc Weiahed Ten Pound.

A fine daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. l. c link. IA ThiTts fourth
street last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

TIE Bulletin Is the only seven dsy
paper IN Cairo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-29

seventy-hve-eent Aaapaca today sc
at Sachs.
Gage pattern hats at reduced prices
today al Sachs.
Haleiwa offers special attractions To
guests all OF b time.
Tp-to-date hats for naela. I. Lando's
new store. opposite Convent
Get you hat cleaned at I. Lando's.
Fort street. opposite Convent.
The long list Of houses for rent IS
found IN Trent & C~ornpany's ad.
Read our ad on this page and learn
how - save money Trent & Co
Prof. Baron gives lessons II swim
ming and rowing at the Healani boat
house.
a \. Sanford. optician. can be found
il rooms second floor Of the Boston
building.
New Chronicles Of Rebecca," latest
book by Kate Douglas Wiggin, AZ Ar
leigh's.
Historical Honolulu in paper covers
for sale at the Gazette Office at 1ec.
Per o
The real thing IN rat polsons IS
stearns' electric rat paste, sold By
Benson, Smith & Co
You can get oval picture frames,
handsome designs, at the Pacific Pc
ture Framing Co.. N1aanu street
Nanicuring. shampooing. etc-, At
Mrs. Kathryn BooIs II 111s Richards
street, in Hawaiian Hotel grounds
DR.. MeLennan has resumed practise
Of medicine and can be found at his
-c.vza 49, R--1ro-sa and Richards
streets
Summer rates May l at
the ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel for Elk
months. Teble BOARD. $50 per month:
rooms. $50 I'D.
There Is only one French Laundry
in the city. and that IS Abadie.s On
Beretania avenue, IN the rear Of the
Hawaiian Hotel
Use Holly -four once and you viii be
satisfied with no other. Order some
from your grocer. Theo. H Davies 4
Co, Ltd. distributors.
Mrs. Christine Norgan's orange
papaya marmalade IS sold at the No-
mans Exchange Lea orders there
for jams and ieIlies as well.
Auction sale OF large store and lease
with stock Of general goods today al
honolulu Morgan conducts the sale.
Trains leave al 7:3o and 9.15 a. n
some land belonging to Wong A#al
in MoiliTIi Is 70 be sold at public auc-
ton On. the 79th Of May, by , High
Sheriff. under by virtue Of a Ger
tain writ Of execution IN the matter O.
J. T. Hamburg rs. Wong kwaL- Fer
particulars as . description Of LAND
see notice elsewhere or cal a the
High ShexaTs Office.
.wanpole's Preparation $ an ef-
remedy for wasting disease n
stands IN the front rank IN the narch
n medicine II Is precisely what Il Il
20 be. and has won b commence
Of The public On that basis. Il comes
10 the rescue Of those who have re-
no benefit from any other treat
ment. You cannot be disappointed II
il. Sold b. chemists here and through
out the world
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-29

-
Rev. ; / Desha came down On ths
hInaa on Saturday.
Rev. o H Gul{rk arrived from Ea-
uai yesterday morning.
G. T Wilder re 10 -aw af=ea -+r~r-
Cd from Hi4a IN SATURDAY
.4<~as r.
waff - !. - -1-
Ls7l Is recovering HOE
O. @tAa@n y ptoEAalae POISONING
Regular meeting u Oceanic Lodge
Ne 571 F. & a II, this evening.
William Todd. chairman AZ raa IA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-29
IN DURANGO VILE.

The arrests for the last two days in
Joe Fragas. joe EeneI1, J. kalua-
Kaheleku1a, EapahEku. La1aeka, Lka-
ole, drunkenness.
Abraham and ten JapEs gambling
Felix Cooke. larceny second degree
Raphael. investigation