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chain gang, having recently been fined $125 for assault and battery and carrying a revolver He was arrested at B. cabin in the rear of Mo Hanf's residence on West Second avenue, sev- eral days ago, after he had assaulted his wife with the butt end Of a re- yolver. He was tried in the city po- lice court and fined.
 The man in charge of the chain gang was ignorant of Hicks escape until a telephone message was re- ceived at police headquarters, tell ing of his appearance in front Of a West Barraque street residence. In broad daylight the escape sat on a curb there and with a piece of iron broke the chain and freed himself from the heavy iron ball. He left the ball and chain lying in the gutter. A young woman in a nearby house saw the ne- gro at work and telephoned the police.
 When the patrolman reached the scene, he had gone.
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ROBINSON AND
 ROGUE TO SPEAK
Candidates For Congress From This District to Address the Voters of Jefferson County on Next Saturday Afternoon at
 Court House.

Congressman Joe T. Robinson of Lonoke ,who represents this district in the lower house of the national body at Washington, will address the voters of Jefferson county next Sat urday afternoon at the court house in this city. He will speak in the in- terest of his candidacy for reelection at that time and it is expected that his opponent, James E. Hogue, Of Hot Springs, will also be present and di- vide time with him.
 Justice of the Peace J. A. Frazier received letter yesterday from Con gressman Robinson in which the pop ular official stated that he would come here next Saturday and he requested that MT Hogue be invited to speak here at the same time. Congressman Robinson has done much for the peo- ple of this district since his duties be- gan at Washington and has many ad-
 mirers and supporters througnou' this section of the State.
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WILL IT. GARLAND
 ENDS LIFE AT MARION
Son oi Former Attorney General Of the United States Took Overdose of Cocaine When He Failed to
 Reconcile Former Wife.

Will H. Garland, son of Angus tus Fl. Garland, deceased, former governor of Arkansas, Attorney General ot the United States under Cleveland and also United States Senator from this state,, committed suicide Saturday morning in room at the Marion Hotel in Little Rock. He took an overdose of cocaine. He was slave to the drug and his act Is believed to have been due to his inability to effect a reconcilli- atioR with his wife. from whom he
 was divorced several years ago. llc visited her at Philadelphia Fri day, and faihng to bring about a reconciliation he returned to Lit tie Rock and ended his life.
 When he was found he was in spasms. Doctor J. P. Runyan was called. but Garland died two min
 utes after the physician reached him. He was we'll known to Pine Blufdans and had national repu- tatioa as writer.
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PhILPOT PRESENTS
 CORES FIGURES

l. (Continued From Page One.)
 was merely pretended statement, and does not reflect the true condition of his office, and does not comply with the law.
 Fourth-That instead of his owing the county $240.34, as he claims and swears in his statment, he owes the county $3,S28.99, according to the rec ord in his own office.
 Fifth-That he made no statement as County Court Clerk for 1906 and 1905, and that he owes the county $11,- 486.97. It is no small wonder that he did not accept my original challenge and submit to thorough investiga- tion of the affairs of his office. No one thought he would do SO, because his record would not stand investiga- tion.
 Sixth-If there is a scrip ring in Jefferson county, it is in the pockets of Mr. Core
 c M. PHILPOT.
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VAUDEVILLE THEATER
 OPENS MONDAY NIGHT
Fine Bill of Advanced Vaudeville to Be Offered by Management Dur ing Opening Week-List Of
 Acts Booked.

The Olympic theater, under the management of Hunt and Thompson at No. 21O West Second avenue, will open Monday night and present ad' vanced vaudeville throughout the week. The new theater, formerly known as Rob Roy Castle" has been remodeled and refurnished and now presents a dainty appearance. Popu- lar prices will prevail.
 The management has secured a fine program of vaudeville acts for the oDening week, which includes Profes' sor Connors, magician; Eugene En- melt, in novelty acts; Miss Bertha Dodge, local favorite, in illustrated songs; Miss Alice Velma in a myste' ;rious act mysteriously done; Fre( !Contoure the celebrated vocalist; tho Dunbar Duo, child artists known as the original 'iBuster Brown" and Ma ry Jane," introducing singing ant dancing speciaties, and the Olympa scope, presenting funny doings or canvas.
 The Olympic gives promise of prov ling a most popular place. Matinee and night performances will be giv
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WILLIS STORY
 VERY INTERESTING
(Continued From Page One.)

(Continued From Page One.) Harry Bell, secretary of the, w. B. Nimmons Company, and they have lived here ever since.
 s,Several months ago, after Mrs, Willis had taken a train for Nash ville, Tenn, to visit relatives, her former husband put in an appear ance at Little Rock unexpectedly and secured writ commanding Harry Bell, Mrs. Willis brother, to produce the child in Court and show cause why the girl should not be given 10 the father. Sheriff Phil pot was given the writ to serve and he produced the baby in court the following week, on the day the case was set. But her mother, who hurried back to Pine Bluff, was with her. So was MT. Bell, who had been appointed guardian for Little Mary by Judge Gould in thsr probate court here. With them were Attorneys Austin and Dana her. The habeas corpus hearing followed with a victory for ths mother.
 Mrs. Willis is at present em- ployed as stenographer in the of flee of the Citizens Light and Tran sit Company. with which firm she has been for some months. She is also private secretary to John F. Rutherford, chairman of the State Democratic Central Committee and also president of the Citizens Light and Transit Company. She is an unassuming quiet little woman oi neat appearance and has many friends here.
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MRS. ETHEL SHAMROCK SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS
Devoted Wife of Sennett c. Seabro0k Died Yesterday Morning at Family Residence in This City, After
 Lingering Illness.

Mrs. Ethel E. Seabrook, beloved wife of Sennett G. Seabrook, clam agent for the Cotton Belt railroad, died Saturday morning at her home, No. 1918 South Main street, after an illness of more than a year. She was 30 years old and leaves be- sides her devoted husband. two children, boy and a girl, her father and mother, two sisters and four brothers.
 The funeral will take place this afternoon from the residence. Rev erend Ross Moore, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will conduct the services. The pail bearers will be w. N. Hudson, Charles Chest nut, Joe Mitchell, Ben Pittman, P M. Kilroy, D. A. Caldwell, Pat Chestnut and s. c. Farrar.
 Mrs. Seabrook was loved and respected by her many acqnaint ances in this city. Her devotion to her family, relatives and friends was marked with kindness. tender ness and deep rich sympathy. She had a smile and kind word fol everybody; her great loving hear went out in tenderest sympathy tt all who were In distress or sorrow and she was always ready ane willing to do her part for the swee charities of life, Her many kine deeds and charming qualities will never be forgotten.
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CORE DENIES
 DEALING IN SCRIP

To the Voters of Jefferson County:
 In the Commercial of today, Sat urday the 2lst. appeared an article signed by c. NJ. Philpot, candidate for Sheriff, in which he published an affidavit from Jno. H. Shelby, Treasurer. stating that he had re- ceived among other collections
 $6055.04 in county scrip from me. In a phone connection with Mir. Shelby this afternoon he stated that he had never received from me Or cashed any county scrip that had been issued to me in payment of my claims against the county, and that he signed the statement or offidavit under misapDrehension. The facts are that this scrip issued to me ill payment of my services of county Clerk was sold to various taxpayers and others and was turned into the hands of c. M. Phllpot in settlement of taxes and licenses or bought by his deputy and by him turned into the hands of the County Treasurer in his an- nual settlement with that official, The attempt of Nr. Philpot to make 1t appear that I have been specu- lating in county scrip is misleading, and entirely at variance with the facts. as anyone can ascertain by inanariag Of cse.iy Treaalsarer shel- by. l have aever speculated in tho
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CARS WILL RUN
 UNTIL MIDNIGHT

Owing to the presence ot SO many shoppers in the downtown districts, the Citizens Light and Transit Company has announced that, as an accommodation to the public. it will operate its cars until 12 o'clock Tuesday night and II o'clock Monday night. The pres ent run in schedule for cars is II o'clock p. m., excepting Satur- day nights and special occasions.
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WITH BALL AND
 CHAIN MAN ESCAPED
LoRoy Hicks, Wife Beatrr. Recently Fined in Police CcHy>>. Made His Escape and Chain Gang ''Ohs- clap Knew Nothing of
 His Absence.

Although handicapped with heavy ball and chain. which were fastened so his ankle, Le Roy Hicks, negro member of the city chain gang. made his escape yesterday and all that the police captured vas the ball aad chain, winch he'd been removed by the ] 1nlifisomei after ihis escape end iess 'ly- is h t%As thASHe SfsWess Bsr,aare DtroeA ="
 Aiela vce setvsss a &Hn 1 0e
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warrants of the county since have been county official, nor will l when nominated and elected as your sheriff and collector. Can my opponent, MT. Philpot, say that he has not done this or that he will not permit his deputies to continue to speculate in the county warrants, should ne and they by your suff- rages be given an opportunity to do so? Faithfully yours,
 JESSE R. CORE.
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MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Roth Levy and daughter. Miss Goldie Roth, of New York. arrived here yesterday and will be the guests of Louis Roth and family for a few weeks. Miss Idahlia Roth, daughter of Ar. and Mrs. Louis Roth. came home with them hav- ing been in school in New York for some months.
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Roy Fowles. Roy Go,nd and Eu- k geae Philpok came homo from Fay etteytlle yesterday to spend the holidays with relatives. They will return to the University there on JanUzsy !.
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LITTLE MISS VALLEY
 WON BABY RANGE
Miss Mabel Toney Came Second in the Interesting Contest-Winner
 Received 1884 Votes.

/Ldttle Miss Hdwina Malley was the happy winner of the miniature Bucks cook stove, which was offered by the ReapCrawford Furniture Company to the girl clipping the largest number of coupons from the Graphic and oth-
 CT local papers. Miss Malley re- ceived 1884 votes, the number being nearly five thousand more than was received by the second little lady in the race, Miss Mabel Toney. who re- ceived 2,726 votes. She was given the stove yesterday morning at the final count.
 If Shakespeare didn't write Ehakespeare's works. and John Mill ton didn't write his own name in his Bible. mayae the stenographer, did 1t 'sS&n ossu. u.l 1. es3t;@~.g8sa
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Q V. Boyce devotes his dme 's saeA
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--,Waatsd-Side Line Travelling salesmeny ysan make sso to $50 per week handing our latest production of Advertising Fane. Liberal terms. sample sfree., :Ap9ay. ct once Unit ed Hkatea CaieaAa7 c., CiselAaac. 0k2vS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-22

-Wanted-For 1908. Experiences lsalesmen. Attractive line for retaS trade. Worth $500 monthly. and bet ter, Ao rflnduosrs. Iaas4Ainn pesms- +Hsa4 sOenessI 5 Isai sseasis ssildi rsil s:Mss Box 574, Uept. 5l, Chicago, III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
LOvSTED ARRESTED
FOR A MILITARY SPY

Mr.. c, NJ Lovstcd, who, with his
wife, has been on business trip
through Japan and FormOsa was Al
rested by the Japanese authorities at
Ncclung, in northern FOrmosa, as a
nililary spy, lie had been taking a
iaw snap shots at different points ab0rl
The harbOr to retain as souvenirs Ol
the trip and had returned to the
steamer lie and Mrs. LOvstCd were
taken to police headquarters, and af-
ter considerable talking convinced the
Japanese that he was not SOY. His
cctentiun, however, caused him the
loss Of his steamer
Mr., LOystod, who represented the
Gregg Company, was quite successful
Il. placing many orders for cane work
ing machinery among the sugar plan
'atiOns Of FOrmOsa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
Will
Sail Compact
EVERY MOVE WILL BE ON A WAR
F00TING-C0AL FOR FLEET.
EVANS ON TARGET
PRACTISE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. IL. -,
Secretary Metcalf stated today that
when the battleship fleet leaves
Hampton Roads for the Pacific Coast
some time between December 1st and
December 10th, 1t will do so as unit.
That Is the way IL would move i'm
time of war. and presumably it's
movements will closely simulate those
which would be made If war existed.
as this cruise Is to be utilized as fully
as possible for instruction of officers
and men. For that reason, as little
reliance as Is possible is to be placed
on stations en- route for provisions
and coal. At first 1t was proposed to
have the feet move in sections of four
ships each. three or four days apart.
but now IT has been decided to move
the fleet together.
Contracts for coal were let today.
Foreign bottoms will get S755.SSO to
transport $4,000 tons of American
coal, the cost of which at tidcwatcr
will be approximately $399,000, be-
yidcs this eight coliers will carry
2A.SOO tons, costing S7i,iOO. Three
GOLFERS will take coal to Trinidad
and five to Rio.
II Is not known just how long the
cruise will take and accounts esti-
mates II at 13O days and it will con.
tract for provisions to last that length
of time
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE.
Wednesday. Oct. 16,

Wednesday, Oct 16.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived:
EIilonian, from Honolulu.
Irmgard. from Honolulu.
W. II. Marston from Honolulu.
DELAWARE BREAKW'TR-ArriVcd:
Massachusetts,.
MANILA-Sailod:
u. S. A. T Thomas
Friday, 0ct, IS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrivod:
NippoT Mhru, hence Oct /.
Saturday, Oct. 10.
EAANAPAbI--Arriycd:
s. $. Columbian, Oct. 10.
MAHUKONA--ArrivGd:
Ser II. C. Wright from S f., Oct II.
GRAY'S HARBOR-Sailed:
Bktn. Geneva. Oct. is, for Honolulu.
KAHULUI-Arrived:
S. $. Lansing. from Port Hartford
Monday, Oct. 21.
WESTPORT-Sa Sailed:
Am. bk Emily +. whitney, Oct 20,
for Kahului.
Tuesday, Oct. %.
PORT GAMBBE-Sailcd
Am. biz. Albert, oct. q, for TTilo.
SAN FRANCISCO--Arrivcd:
S. s. Enterprise from Hilo.
S. S. Alameda. hence Oct. IL.
Rus. str. Sungari from Vladivostok
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed:
SChr. Defender for Honoipu.
.GRAYS HARBOR-Arrivcd:
Schr. Mary L. Foster, hence Oct. 3
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrivcd
S. $. Nebraskan, from Salina Cruz,
Oct. 10.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %.
DELAWARE BREAKWTR-Arrived:
Am. ship Dirigo, hence June 4.
ST. bUCIA-Sailed:
Br. stmr. SrathGarry, for Honolulu.
NOTE-By private cable to +. l..
Waldron IL Is learned that the S S.
Arizonan will sail from Seattle for Ho-
uOlulu tomorrow Thursday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
RACING BALLOONS
STILL IN AIR

st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 22.-N None OF
the nine balloons which started on
Monday in the international race for
the Gordon Bennett Cup have ms yet
Lccn reported as having descended.
one OF the balloons has crossed the
Canadian line and is sailing over the
province oi Ontario. From the reports
which have been sent in from Obscry-
ers ii is believed that one of the bal
looms entered by the United Stat
will be the winner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
II a II q ID u IT ~ g u G I'd a g a a
y PASSENGERS ARRIVED n

Per S. S. China, from San Francisco,
Oct %, s n. m.-For Honolulu, Mrs.
C. II. Atherton, l.. Barkhausen, G. l..
bcal, j. w. Bergstrom, Rev. Girar;l
Pcnnctrcu, w. x. Brinkerhon, Mrs. W.
r. Brinkerhoff, Mrs. Helen Brinker-
hoff, G. A. Brown, Mrs. c. A. Brown,
y. II. Clapp, j. j. Dunno, Rev. CAMS
Jus Ceilings, =. C.. Jones, II. Il. Lewis,
Mrs. II. +. Lewis and son, r. d. Mat
thcws, Mrs. X. d. Matthews. Mrs. n.
Berry, Miss Edith Morley, Capt. A. W.
Nicely, w. T. Rawlins, Mrs. w. T..
Rawlins, ClaranCc NJ. Reid, Mrs. Clar-
once NJ. Reid, Miss Gladys Reynolds,
Mrs. Il. Stallman, A. r. Traphagen, j.
ID. Tucker, Mrs. r. Il. Wall, infant and
aurse, A. II. Waterhouse, Miss f..
Weeks, o. J. Whitehead. c. d. Will
liard Mrs C. d. willard, Mrs A. j.
Wisdom, Wong Vim. For Yokohama:
Watari Kitashima, Mrs Watari Kita-
yhima, infant and maid, Miss May
Hitashima, Master Tadasu Kitashima,
w Il. Patterson, Mrs. W. h. Patter-
son, Miss Ida l.. Patterson, Miss Della
|. Patterson, Miss Margaret Rollins,
4. w. Stephens, Miss Mary NJ. Ste
phens For Kobe. Winthrop h.
Rockwell, N. l.. Rockwell, Mrs. n. l..
Rockwell, Miss Alice Il. Rockwell. FoI
Manila: Rev, A. Il. Bigelow, Mrs. A.
T. Bigelow, Miss g. NJ, Bissinger Mrs,
G. w. Briggs and infant, Miss Hildd
briggs, Mrs. T. f. Cheney and infant,
o. S. Cole, John T. Collier ]. W. b,
ManniOn, Mrs. }. w. b. Mannion and
infant, Master Joseph Walter Man
nion, Otto w. Nesbitt, Rev w. o. Val
Sntinc, Mrs. w. o. Valentine and
daughter, For HOngkong: Rev. Geo,
e. Cobb, Mrs. Geo. c. Cobb, Miss Ruth
cobb, NJ, Gantz, Mrs. Anna X. Scott,
From Honolulu: A. A. Bryan, Il. s,
hoyt, II. A. c. de Rubio.
Per stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from
Kauai ports, a. m.--Geo. T.. II,
Baker, Judge Hartwell, Mrs. w. IL.
Wilmington, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Keone-
ua, All Moy, A. NJ, Da Vico, Mrs. A.
NJ. Da Vico, A. Fries, I. V. King, Miss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
VOLCANO ROAD IN BAD SHAPE

According to b. f. Dillingham;, the
!Oad between GlcnwOod and the Vol
Cano House Is in a very bad shape.
Mr.. Dillingham; fays that II is dis
grace to the entire Territory. lie
rcints to the fact that as the Terri
tory puts forth the Volcano as one OF
It's most attractive fentures, the road
leading to 1t should he in fit condi-
uon for tourists to travel over. lie Is
in favor of setting prison labor at
work TO put the road IN shape.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
ELKS' BIG SHOW

The Eiks have made a fine selection
tOr their annual show in the great
'augh DrCvukcr "Finnigan the Million
ARE"
n you want to cure the blues he
'urc aud get tickets for this perform
ance. II is one big laugh from start
tC finish. Mr.. llOOlcy, an actor ahi
stage director with great reputation,
ras the production in charge and the
Honolulu public is assured of a hIo
program Three fine specialties will
be introduced in the shane of Irish
songs and dances.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
WAITING WORD
FROM THE RESTORER

Mrs. Connie, wife Of the master Of
the cable repair ship Restorcr has re-
ceiycd message from Captain Combc,
IN which he states that the future
movements of the Restorer are un-
certain as yet, and that they were
awaiting orders from New York.
When the cable ship departed on her
recent repairing trip 1t was thought
that she would be destined to some
tort in Japan Or China. Mrs. Combe
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
RUSSIA IMPOSES FINE
ON AMERICAN CONTRACTOR

St. Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 81. -
The Westinghouse Company, of Amer
iCa, has been fined half a million dol
lars for their failure TO complete the
installation of the street railway sys-
tom of this city on contract time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
MATSON'S NEW LINER

The Matson Navigation Company's
lew steamer will he launched on Jan
uary lst and will be completed by
April, She Is to be called the LurlinC
and will bo mainly used as a cargo car
.iCr. There will be accommodation
for fifteen passengers, and she will be
fitted with wireless telegraph sys-
TEN. The Lurllne will be an oil burn
or and an oil carrier. The oil will cir
culatc in an outer and separate COM
partment. and the general cargo will be
carried in compartments by itself The
hurlnc will have a speed of fourteen
knots. She is being built at philadei-
vhia.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
PLAGUE At SEATTLE

Seattle, WASH, Oct 22. -- Bubonic
plague has broken out here, the first
victim, Chinaman, dying today.
The FcdcralS Government has been
asked to take charge of the situation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
QUININE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
THE HEAD

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
for Colds, Grip, Influenza or any
Catarrhal disorders, Headache and
Feverish or Malarious conditions.
T.. W. Grove signature on every box.
Made by PARIS MEDICINE CO.,
Saint Louis, U, S, Of a.
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hopes to get definite word from Cap
tain Combc in time to take the China
20 join her husband in the Orient.
Mrs. Larnder. and child, wife of the
chief officer of The RcstorCr, are
awaiting the same information, and
Il 1t is received both ladies will de
part for the Orient this afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
DIED.

STONE-ln Honolulu, October %,
1907, f. w. Stone
Funeral from St, Andrews Cathedral
at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon; inter
mont in Nuuanu cemetery.
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BORN.

RANEN-At IIclen's Court, October
%, 1907, to Mr.. aud Mrs. c. II. Raw
On, a daughter
MACHAD0.ln Honolulu, October 20,
to the wife Of Frank Machado, u son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23

Sandy: Don't YOU love to hear the
music Of those bells coming over the
water? Mandy: Yes; ] adore any
thing that has ring connected with
it.-Chicago News.