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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
DR.. SPERRY HERE.
Widely-Known Speaker Addresses
Y NJ. c. A. Meeting.

Tho nfth Of the =. ". O.. a series Of
sunday afternoon meetings icr men at
tho ACADEMY Of Music was addressed
yesterday hr LYMAN Beecher Sperr7'.
the subject being Seven Social Evil
Br Sparrv has before ltrtIred in
Richmond and tho pit Of the Academy
was WeI filled with men DR. SrrrrE
is "a forecfgi straightforward speaker.
and presented tn plain Language the
evils Of intemperate habits Previous
o. tho men s meeting tr ~perrF talked
to thr boyF under sixteen az tL. 1850
citation building on "ts naf Bog ought
o. know
pr sDerrv viii remain in Richmond
throughout tne wee q. speaking 90 the
association building. sometimes 20 men
onsr. ana twice % mixed audiences
The program fcr the week wall be a.
folIows
Tonight az $40 O'Clock. in associs-
zion auditorium. men only. free. subject.
w eakness and Debility VS. Manly
NiEor AID men are cordially invited
members ~ the association or non
members.
Tuesday 4 p NJ. American Indians. p.
Illustrated hr hne stersopticon pictures.
Especially for boys and girls. assOcla-
tion auditorium.
Thursday. January l-th. association
EfmuasI um. $3.50 O'Clock "A Enifa nl o.
Causes Of Disease For gymnasium
men and men friends. Free
Friday. January 1sth. 80 T. II as
ISOLATION auditorium. Aetna and Nc-
FuVilt. with stere0pflcou views. gu-
der the auspices % the popular enter
talumcut course.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
MISTAKES BRIDAL PAIR
FOR MOTHER AND SON
Marriage License Clerk Surprised
by Farmer, "a, and
Widow. So.

READING, PA. January 15.-Amona
the marriage licenses granted to-day was
Trivitz- Klapp is a farmer, twenty-four
years old His bride is a widow, fifty
three years Old. The clerk who issued
the license mIstook the smiling pair for
mother and son.
Knapp lives with his father Cyrus
Knapp on farm between shartelsvills
and SOUL Hill. Mrs. Trivitz IS the widow
~ Joel Trivitz. and was "A neighbor OF
the klapps until several years ago. when
her husband died. and she went to her
former home AZ Newberry. Recently She
returned 10 visit neighbors in Upper Bern.
and the pair decided 20 become man aud
wife
Young Kapp looks even younger than
he is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14

when YOU went 70 bed?- Plmples2 BonesP
swollen Glands or Joints? Catarrhy
Putrii Breathe Erupuons? sores I'm the
Mouth or Throat? II so. your Blood Is
bad.
TO CURE take Botanic Blood Balm az.
3. b. at once. soon an itching and
pains viii stop. because - b. 3. makes
the blood pure and rich. Sores are soon
healed PimpIes vanish. RisinEs and
sweilings subside. In their place comes
the pure clean skin mantied with rich.
red. pure blood and perfect health. r.
3. b. works wonders.
Il builds up the broken down body. and
invigorates the old and weak Botanic
Blood Balm is n splendid Blood Purifier.
Sold at Drug stores or sent by Express
prepaid. 800 per large bottle. including
complete directions for home treatment
Trial trea tment free hy addressing Blood
Balm Co Atlanta. Ca: describe your
trouble. and free personal medical advice
sent IN sealed letter. Blood Balm Oh. r.
b Cures when all else fails Thor
oughly tested for 80 years. Take BO-
TANlC BLOOD BALM and ACCEPT no
substitute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14

20 Secretary shaw OF the Presidents Cab
met favoring the granting the use OF the
D-li4lng 70 the association. This letter
was supplemented hv others from Mayor
McDartay Mr.. John p Branch. president
ot tile Merchants National Bank. AR
oliver j. Sands. president OF tho Ameri-
can National Bank Mr. ". NJ Habliston.
president of the Ns;:c1S! Rank OF Viz
-1nia. Mr. John 2. Purcell president OF
inc FIRST National Bank. and Postmaster
HOY r. tabeli When il was announced
lN inc daily papers that the Efforts OF
inc business men Interested had been Of
no avail the wires between Richmond
and Washington berame hot and the SER
vices OF Senator Thos. Martin and Con-
gresham John Lamb were reouisition
,A- Also tAe long-0lstaucc telephone TO
Washington was pressed into service.
secretary Shaw was interviewed one
nieht az 10 O'clock as the word mo
would not be considered. and the re-
SUN was that the use Of the Shafer
building was granted 10 the associa-
ton Tor tle period required.
This success rs but another Illustration
az The good favor in which the Y. NJ. g.
a stands with government offiG-rs. Presi-
dent Roosevelt and d number of his prin-
cipal advisers have from time 10 time
expressed she highest regard f0r the
work OF the association in building up a
Christian manhood and their utterances
have been strongly worded. The govern
rlent has provided transportation az va
rious times 10 association officers. and
has assisted jon mauy ways the efforts
of the association officers TO improve con
ditions where large groups OF men are
gathered together in the service OF tire
government.
This is strikine'y Illustrated in the re-
Gently published statement that the
United States Governments would CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
At Laurel Street

The Rev b .. g.. Butts nasto- o.
Laurel street Methodist Church o,olniaI
ais pulpit 40 both services Yesterday.
preaching two fine sermons. Despite me
lnciement weather large rOugregatioDs
were present Although MI Butts has
been with this congregation only ab0l..
Tvs" months. most Of the time Of which
ie has been sick. he has been ernfrentl,-
successful Ills congregations are in
rr'asine with each service and the ser
mons hc is preaching are greatly loved
Just now the membership is being thor
ouetly organized for the general worI,
OF the church. and the indications poinf
To successful year An effort Is being
made 20 hguidate the debt on the parson-
agc and AIR. Butts anticipates paving
on the same within the next sixty DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
AMERICAN TRANSFERS
ASSAULTED C0LOREO WOMAN

HAVANA. January 15.-The three
American teamsters. i'm the employ OF
the army. who were arrested by the
provost guard az Camp Columbia SAT
urday ON the charge Of having assault
ed woman at Mariana. o.. were sur
rendered to the civil authorities to-
day. and will he brought to trial Tues
dar. The complainant is a cOiored WO-
man. not white woman. as was ar
first reported. Investigation by the
provost marshal indicates that prob
ably no grave offense was committed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
GIGANTIC ANTl-CLERlCAL
DEMONSTRATION AT Bill BAO

MADRID. January 13.-There vas 2
gigantic anti-clerical demonstration az
Bilbao to-day. which was attended hy
soma riotine The governments ener-
getc precaution in holding tho garrison
i'm readiness prevented serious disturb
ances.
There was a similar manifestation 20
san Sebastian, where 30 600 persons pa
rlded about the town. The demonstra-
ton. however. passed or peaceabiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
SPANISH MINISTRY WILL
NOT LAST OUT THE WEEK

WNDNID. JanVarV l3--IndlcafIone aro
that the ministry will not last out tho
week. as the efforts for cancellation by
tho moderate and advanced sections %
the Liberals have been unsuccessful. The
principal point AT issue is the proposed
anu-clerical associations law. Doubt is
expressed as 90 whether the Liberals
although they have a strong majority
in the Chamber, will be able 10 form q
NOW Cnhinef.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
For Parsonage Fund.

Mt Polk Miller and his quartet VIII
give an entertainment ON next Thursday
night at o. clock lu THE lecture room %
Laurel Street Methodist Church for the
benefit Of tle parsonage fund
Mir Miller and hls singers. Who accom-
pauy lil ia liE entertainment. need no
Introduction 20 Richmond audience.
where they have delighted thousands.
There will doubtless be- "a large crowd
ont To- hear Them on Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
AT TRINITY CHURCH.
Interesting Exercises Held by the
Sunday-SchOol.

Tile SrudaN-sclooi OF Trinity Methodist
T. IsDpIa- Church. showed very good at
frr-au0r. and enjoyed very entertaining
rAs-r"IHt- AS ls lls custom al the end ~
each Nrlr. tne secretary Mr. r j Chris
uar- read the names Of All officers teach
rre tll scholars who had attended tHc
o. SONS or the school for forty or more
H-unains during the year the report
moving very gratifying attendance
AIe exercises we've varied somewhat Iv
L.e pr.Fentaflou % handsome reference
IS 'lr hf trr snrerirte udeuf Mr O. =
RI AFFORD 90 Vt .ss 1puelia BERRY rs an
alIl .iaion ~ her long and faithful al
'-ntnf- as teacher in tao school
N- morning services On the church
v 20 conducted by Tic pastor. Rev w
discourse % n large congregation tai-fn,
nHsle ~ hiE remarks Jacob al
-e Mystery and secret ~ Pre-
70 ing Prayer from Gen. xxi "a
dr Proctor has 3ust been appointe5 ~
unity CHURCH and Is doing q me wor,z
among me people u his congregation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
NO DECISION YET.
Dr.. Evans Will Pay Visit to
Birmingham Soon.

- -' congregation of Monumental
Episcopal Church continue 10 exn~ess
appi elrrston ir the matter Of losing
Llclr pastor. Rev. william T. Evans
aS tct as 10 lis cali. bur viii prohahl,-
Nirit blrmlng ham shortly 10 look over
tAe hcio and may announce bis de-
riSlou while fhcre
Tho church. in Birmingham, To which
i'f ~ ans has been called has recently
erected handsome stone structur.
churches in that place having over 900
Nf" iAN-rs. In this connection il may
NOT De- generally known that Monn-
mental of which Dr. Evans is now rec
tor il The largest church in the diocese
g- virginia. numerically. having about
$50 commandments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
Read SymptOms---Have You

Ulcers. Eating Sores. Cancers. Scrofula.
Itching skin. Scabs and Scales Of Eczema.
Aches and Pains IN bones. back or Joints.
Syphiliuc Blood Poison. Rotten Gums end
Chronic Rheumatism Bone Pains
Is your Blood Thine skin pale? All
Rom DOWN AS tired in the morning as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
Looking for Witness.

captain TOmlinson OF the detect.t.
force is in possession OF several war
rants for witnesses in the murder case az
John Booth. alias John Rose who WAS
taken back 90 Bloodheid. Newport News
on Saturday by Chief Walker Of Newport
News. Booth is charged with tne muir
der " Annie Nash coiorod woman of
Hl0oddcld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
Left Davis's Grandson.

COLORADO SpRINGS. Januarv H.
a SON has been horn to Dr. and Mrs
Gerald Webb Mrs Webb is grand
daughter OF the late Jefferson Davis. ana
the newcomer is tho oui great-srandson
of the Confederate Prcsi ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14

Association campaign 10Y new building
costing 1905 oo is growing. The great
Illuminated clock which - 20 indicate the
results % the canvass viii be placed in
position ga front ~ the Shafcr Building
az Tenth and Main Streets this morning
ana lt - thought that the big hand viii
Doe started a not less than 0ne-quartc~ ~
tne way around The citizens committee
VIII meet ~ headquarters at 4-2e O'Clock
tnls afternoon. and after this meeting
exact figures Of the results 81 the canvass
20 date will be announced
Oscar Gullett. small uewsbov. who
eeis afternoon papers al Tenth and Main
I streets. VIII sell from 20 5 T. NJ TODAY
The proceeds going 10 the seoo.0o0 e-~5
This youngster proposes 10 give not orlv
us pronis but the whole receipts Of bis
days business
Letter Received.
Secretary Mckee received the following
letter ffom au old member OF The Rtcr-
mond Association yesterday.
Tie Newton, Washington. y. g.
dy Dear Mac. 1T fills my heart
with JOY as ! read the daily report
OF the y ~ 6. A. building camuafen
IN The Ilmes-Dispatcn. and as n
token. though very small of my hish
apprt citation OF what tIe association
did Tor me as a young man just from
me country and coming To- your civ
so fuN az temptations To- the inno..-r-
that helped me- 90 keep fro tile path
uia' "F n"tHtr ana father started
--' """e ~ iAy cA-id and hoy-
'.'.' p" i"t' % TOOK The place
81. '".s degree tn-nA
f"',1 " "'-"t Una, 1.-e D. H. a. A.
90 o~''i -n me best
young men. than auv one ching.
Please allow me the privilege ans
pleasure of giving SO Wish 7 could
~ sizes you ana 81, nh, ava ,,,.'..,.,
i'm trfs r.i.f. ,,.--l- ~ +l.. ,--i.
yours. in His name.
W. LEAkE WTNGFIELD
January 10. 1877
How 7 long 10 DO there % take an
active part with you and tlc other
boys
The dinner TO the members OF the
Young business mems committee viii Dee
held this evening m Murphys Hotel
Annex Dinner Will be served promptly
al d, ana business dress VIII be- the ace
cepl@nIe program, as II is 90 he a bust
ness occasion. looking 90 busy CANE
palgn. Mr. Nell d. Silis. chairman. viii
preside ana the dinner VIII afford 500
cal occasion Tor The workers 20 meet
eacn otheF as Well as 20 come into touch
with Mr. ward. of the international y.
A. &. 4. speeches VIII pe made by
several members or the citizens COM
inlttee ana directors Of the association.
as well as by some OF the subchairmen
81 the young business mems committee
FROM inc meeting OF the citizens COM
ihlt'ee To-Day and inc supper Of the
young business men tonight the cam
paien may DO said 90 be fairly ON. No
one need walt however. for Il collector
TO cali on him. AS the headquarters are
centrally located. and Assistant Socrc-
tary Buchanan will always be willing 20
accommodate any one bv receiving q
substitution
Trdoro.Ao.A WI
~ Vi n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
Made Crazy by Seeing Man Killed

EIRINN az y oNNlIIS W dII LAIIlCU
READING PA january lS-A COM
mission to-day adjudecd Alvin T. Reed
insane. and the court directed ho be- sent
,o a., Harrisburg Asylum. Young Reed
lost his reason when be- recently wit
Messed the Managing and dcabl OF a
,olIoW- Wori.n.an 10 tno Reading shops.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
Large Sample Sent Free.
Guaranteed Under the Pure Food and
Drug Law.
Get the Best Blood Medicine Cures Eczema Stops Itch
ing and Bone Pains, Reduces Swellings and Ris
ings, Makes the Blood Pure and Rich

When your Blood Is impure 10 is wise
20 take Blood Medicine. but when you
are SO unfortunate as TO need a Blood
nn--.l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
EMINENT PREACHER.
DR.. Sparks w. Melton Called to
Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. January IL
Dr Sparks W. Melton. Of Augusta. Ga.
was elected pastor Of the First Baptist
Church in this city to-day. This church
is one Of the strongest of that denomina-
ton in Tennessee.
Or. Melton is a son-in-law OF Dr.
James Nelson. president Of Woman g
College. lie is widely know throughout
Virginia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
.HILONIAN Has
A FULL LIST
MATSON LINER LEAVES TOMOR-
ROW, IAhING PASSENGERS AND
AN ASSORTED CARGO.

With every berth taken and a full
cargo the Matson Navigation S. S. Hi
lonian, Captain Johnson, sails at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning from Brew
ers wharf for San Francisco. The Ha-
waiian band will play at her departure
and the regular crowd will attend.
1t has been suggested that the band
take its position in the loft under the
roof at the mauka end of the large
shed, above the main entrance to the
structure. This sl1y-platform, while
not originally built for a bandstand,
will make a most excellent place for
the musicians and they will not be in
the way of the express and mail wag-
ons.
The cargo of the Hilonian will in.
clude 1000 bags of sugar, 500 bags OF
rice, $4,000 cases of canned pineapples
$500 punches Of bananas and about
500 tons of miscellaneous freight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per S. S. Kinau, Nov. 5, for Hilo and
way ports; Miss Kealoha, J. F. Woods,
b. F. Rowland, Mrs. w. F. Sharratt,
j. A. Mcguire, F. K. Lyman, J. A.
Stetson, Dr.. Raymond, Mrs. G. Living
ston and child, Mrs. Hearne, Mrs. Ii.
Drake, Rev. S. L. Desha and wife,
Z. F. Fishbourne and wife, Miss H.
Wood, Miss E. Wagner, George Leo
nard, Mrs. J. Monsarrat, G. L. Bigelow
F. Harrison and wife.
Per S. S. w. C. Hall, Nov. 5, for
Kauai: George Fairchild, R. w. II.
Purvis, c. M. LoVsted, Col. Spalding,
G. Mundon, Fred Schmidt, w. L. Whit
ney and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiue. Mrs
Isenberg, children and servant, Mrs
McGanley.
Per s. S. Iwalani, Nov 5, Tor Maui
and Molokai ports: Y. Nan Hing, Mrs
e. Cathcar, Brother Joseph, D. F. Nc
Corriston.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
SOMETHING MAY
SOON Be DOING
MAHOGANY LUMBER COMPANY
WORKING ON PROBLEM OF SHIP
PING LUMBER.

II. w. Shingle, President of the Wa
terhouse Trust Company when asked
this morning regarding the Mahogany
Lumber Company's plans to ship lum-
Der, which it is understood may solve
the steamship question replied, 81 have
nothing to say on the subject at pre-
sent. I wish / could but it is impossi-
BILE for me to say anything at present
"The work is going on very rapidly
at present up in the lumber district.
The quarters for the men are nearly
completed, the railroad is nearing COM
pletion, the lumber machinery will be
on hand very shortly and work will
soon be started on the contract.
Il am in hopes that we will be the
means of solving the steamship ques-
ton, but as to our doing so it is i'm
possible for me to say at present"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04

IS PANELEO
TRIALS OF CRIMINAL CASES ARE
TO BE BEGUN BY DOLE WE'D
NESDAY.

The United States District Court
opened its trial term this morning
The trial jury was empaneled, but no
cases will come before 1t until We'd
nesday, and it was excused until tnal
time.
Following is the personnel of the
jury panel: William Lisnman, JACK
II. Mayatt, J. ]. Macdonald, WIN. kaa-
hanui. j. n. Wood, John Cassidy e. G.
Bond. VIM. II. King, w. f. Hebron
ErIing Maklun, Alex CARVE, VIM
Chalmers, w. S. Terry, Samuel Par
ker, VIM. Pullar, &c. A. Mclnerny f
H. Kilby, S. A. walker, f.. A. May
field, Daniel Lowell, John II. MOir and
John Ehinger.
Charles Fox was excused on account
OF sickness. ]. c. Gait on account OF
work. George II. Harbottle, not I'M
derstanding English. THOMAS J. KY
an was hard of hearing and was eI-
| cused
Emnger, who was on Jne panel, fail
/ ed to put In an appearances, ana was
apprehended by the u. $. Marshal on
a bench warrant lie pleaded forget.
fulness on account of press OF bust
ness, and the excuse was accepted
Waiola, the boatsrain on the S. s
| Maui who brutally assaulted a new
hand on the boat because he refused to
eat his breakfast when told to do so
was sentenced to three months hare
labor, and fined the costs. Judge Dole
in sentencing him stated that he made
due allowance for the month and q
half which the prisoner mas alread!
| been incarcerated.
Alexander c. Dowsett, for violation
of the Edmunds Act, pleaded not gull
ty, and his case was set for trial Janu
airy 2nd 1908.
Joseph Kane and Napaona, Charge
with adultery and fornication, pleaded
guilty, and will be sentenced tomor
row.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
OVERDUE LIST
is A BIC ONE
The ARTHUR SEWALL OUT 215
DAYS FROM BALTlMORE-UIHEh
LONG TRIPS ON.

Today the American ship Arthur
Sewall is 215 days out of Baltimore for
Seattle and reinsurance has been quot
ed at between 80 and 40 per cent. Ho-
nolulu waterfront men and seagoers
are of the opinion that she will show
up o. K, in spite of the fears officially
expressed.
In regard to the long passage it is
interesting to note that there are sew
eral vessels long overdue and it is OF
particular significance that the log OIL
the German ship II. Hackfeld, now in
port, which was quoted at g per cent
reinsurance in San Francisco the day
before she arrived here, shows watch
after watch and day after day no bet
ter progress, at times, than four or
five knots.
Honolulu men are gambling on the
Arthur Sewan to arrive
Following is the overdue list to date:
Thomasina, 1877 days from Fort Erie
for Falmouth, 6 per cent.
Silberhorn, 1876 days from Newcastle
Australia, for Pisagua, 60 per cent
Adolph Orig, 119 days from New
York for San Francisco, 10 per cent.
Glenogil $50 days from Liverpool for
San Diego, 10 per cent
Lauriston, 1877 days from Tumbry
Bay for Falmouth, per gent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
SHIPPING NOTES.

All. S. S. Arizonan is due today
from Puget Sound with Sound freight
only. She left the Sound on October
26 and carries cargo for Honolulu,
Kahului and Hilo.
AK. S. S. Mexican arrived from
these islands on the Sound on Friday
last.
All. S. S. Mexican sails from the
Sound on November 10 for Honolulu.
All. S. S. Nevadan is due here Fri
day next from San Francisco with
New York and Coast freight. She
sailed on October 81.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
PUTS OUT SMALL FIRE.

Fireman Wright this morning about
10 o'clock happened to be passing along
Dowsett lane and noticed a blaze start
ing in a house two doors from King
street. He jumped in and put it out.
A Chinese had been burning some rub
bish and emptied a bag of shavings on
the fire and then threw the bag into
the house. The bag had taken fire and
proceeded to set the house on fire.
Wrights timely appearance probably
saved the building from destruction.
@~-~-~-%-%-t-e-HNH-%--S-t- -t-~-%-N-S-N-S-A-%-%O
thought that number of owners will
be on hand to give their ideas on the
events that will be held
Governor Frear, in his address be-
fore the Mississippi Congress at
Muskogee, Indian Territory, on his
way to Washington, will urge upon
the body the passage of a resolution
pointing out to Congress the necessity
of maintaining a fleet in the Pacific,
and to having the operations of the
coming Atlantic fleet extended as far
from the mainland as Hawaii
Enos Vincent, a young attorney who
recently came here from Maui, was
this morning admitted to practice be-
fore the United States District Court,
taking the oath before Judge Dole,
Vincent was admitted to the bar of
the Territorial Courts some time ago.
Mrs. Walter f. Frear will not re-
! oeive callers until the return of the
Governor from Washington, by which
time it is expected that their new resi-
| dence will be completed.
The usual number of Monday morn
ing cases were on the calendar this
morning at Police Court. Twenty-Five
cases were arraigned and sentence in
the way of fines were imposed. Four
teen gamblers were fined different
sums aggregating about S. and costs
each. Ten lovers of strong drink were
also fined sums averaging SO and
costs each. J. w. Sheldon who has
owed the court money for the last
two weeks was on hand and paid his
| fine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.

Honolulu, T. H., November 4, 1907.
Temperatures, a. m; 8 a. m; 10
a m; and morning minimum:
Il, rs; 76; 70; n.
Barometer reading. absolute humid
ity GRAINS per cubic fooD; relative
humidity, and dew poiut at a. m:
29.97; G175; Sc; g.
Wind: Velocity ana direction at a
M; a. m; ~ a. m; and noon.
70 NE; 10 NE; Ia NE; s NE.
Rainfall during - hours ending s a
m: GA
Total wind movement during "A hour:
ended at noon. PA
NM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04
BROWNS CASE AGAIN

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Supervisors will be held on
Wednesday night at the regular time.
Matters of great Importance will be
taken up. 1t is very probable that the
matter of salary will be taken up for
Prosecuting Attorney Brown. At the
last meeting the matter came very
near being brought up and if it mad, a
salary would probably have passed.