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NEW YoAK STOCK MARN&T.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
Boston Market.

Boston. May a.
FLOCR-Mill shipment. spring patents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Irl. Sbonts luiro Scrspgin.

gtem 0orf, 20. gopcmbcr. --
0ie Serloblnq Oc3 Srl. Gbcoooro
SbontS, (odter oc5 Srn. lbcoOorc
Sbonte, nit 0en Scr5og Ghnllncs
miro beutc III ser biciGcn Erciic ior-
met ongefiInOiBt. ,Sribcre Oiittbei'
llm0en ilbcr 0icie NerIobun0 puroeu
ie0esnlal, iobnlo iie acrilhtsDeilc per-
breitct mliroen, bon ser Tanlilic
SbontS nit Gupbaic beItrittcu Sr.
SbontS mar betanntlid) iriibcr Nor.
iibcr Der Ennanatanul Gonuni'lion.
Gr crfl1rtc Odmnl9, er mcr0c nie cin.
luiligeu, DAB ieinc Iodter eincn aus
ldnoihcn N0eIiGcn cbelid)c, mo CT
ioll Iih lnn9e Der jest nn9cfiin0igtcn
&crloblng mloeriebt baben. Sri.
lbeoooru lit IS Sabre alt llllo mahtc
Die @ctanntid)aIt 0c9 icblgen 9rdli'
tigams por Sdbrcairiit in Honoon
Ger Scr5og lit 30 Sabre alt luno be
iiBt Elm Salto in Vdri2, iolpie Gin pon
irincn &atern crerbte9 Sf,loB i'm Sn.
ncrn 6ranfrcih'9. Seine 6omiIie lit
uon Gltem alten Noel mo ltnllcnldl.
iponiidlen llriprlm1a. Ger lltl9e
Scrjog bat in oieicm Sabre nlCbrcre
9ieiipn ilbcr'S Otcer gcnudt I'M icine
Ncmcrblln1 81 I0rOcrn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Spfer eiucr Spnamit.Grpluiiom.

Spofanc, @oib, 20. 9top -
Bier 9IuaIGnoer muroen geitern in
cincm GonItruftiouSlnger Der Bort
lano mo Scuttlc Vabn" bei'm 9luf4
tbouen pon 0promit ST Sprengunss'
5luedeu ourh cine @rpIoiion 9etootet
lmo orei an0erc erlitteu lhpere Der
lesungcn. Iie Grpluiion rib Die 2ei,
hen Ser Cpier i0rnllid) III Stiide.
Giner ser Terleeten iii Gbarlcs EaS.
cuB5i 8ormonn elmer Shadr 9rbei'
ter. Iic Sclltc batten gcfrorenes IN.
namit nor Elm 6eler geIeSt Inn es
tbonen 5u lailcu, lno balielbe crplo.
0irte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Onbcn Sie Ratarri) >
Gampifciicl Grpluiion t6btct icdlS
Wtcnldlcn.

9toriolf, @u., 20. Nopcmbcr -.
Iurb cine QampifcIicI GrploIion ia;
Ser SoobcIniblc 9tr. 9 ser ,Sobn &.
Nopcr &umbcr So" SIT @iIntcrtob
in 9torioIt Gountp, purocn iiinr
MGnncr getootct lno Elm iehiter t00t,
lh UCrIcbt. ludbrclo mcDrere an0crc
mcDr oOcr ucniger bcoenflidc Der.
lcblurGen 6oUon tru1cn. Gic So6tcn
iino: i. &. 6crrcG, 81. g. Sorrcu
2(mbroic Qolier ilno 5lpci 9tc1er
'anmtljf 2lugeitelIte in Der 0iii6Ie
Ger uti Sen 600 Tcrlebtc lit cin
NciBer Nnmcns @orncr. SGrntt'
liCbc }ler}te in @ilnncrton ,no lln.
acbuna iinO oni Sen SGanplat be.
ulfeu mor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

noiS 9aGlL" lueldcr Ourd cine ialih
geitellte @eid)e aus Dem @eleiie &c.
porfen iuurbe. Ger 8aagon in ipeI-
hem Sr. Cannon reiIte, ipuroe qiier
ilber bos 8cIeiIe gcidoben gIiidlider
Weiic ieOod,, obne iinl5llitiir5en 9lae
Eniiagiere itn0 9ebienItete entfamen
obne eruGbncnSlucrt1e 8erleeilneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
,Enfel Spc" Cannon elmer Wcfnbr
cutrDnncn.

GanOtlle. SG8., 20. 9Iooenber.
- 2lht6. SoiepG Cannon, ,Spredber
6eS Observation-Disclosures befunb iib
beutc ais EoiidNicr oitf sem 3uec 9tr.
II ser oGDicago ltno Goitern SQi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Die Sbmacben,
Die &ranfelt,
Start naO ssiuno semadt ourd
Or. ,Ra0luaQ'S
Relo|oell(.

Scoer IropicH pou III RdbpaO3 ReioiUent
iriat burh hne Nlut. oeu Sbpcb. urin uno
unoere 5IiliiiGGeiteH uno Sdfte ocs Sbitenis Die
Eebenafrnt, hcnu cs erirbt ole 9tbiunoerlIHgen
ocS aorper5 nit neuent uHo asiunoem Wate.
rial Sr HaoluaDS 8eioIucnt lit ole cinjise
poiitue Aur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
VrDau fon,mt.

GorucllSpille, 80, 20. 9tos
Dcnlber. - 9ld)tb. @n1. :. Yrpnn
biclt bcutc ?lbeno oabier cinen Yor-
trog iibcr Die Tino5lngc umo err
fIGrte lid iibcr5enat, oaB oic Yanfen
im @roBcn imo @nnjen iolucnt llnb
ibrc Gepoiitcn iihcr iinO. Gon bier
rciite cr noh @aibington, 3. g.. ab.
no CT elmer SodBeit beilpobuen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
z. y. 8 II b DclI,
Khnn AA... m

Cine tSInitbc bon N1opaH5 Relopent euis
6dIt ulebr oe5 aItiuen Brn3ipS Der Wseoi3n.
nIS irgeno cine aioerc Vrdparniion. gu nebs
men in lbeeDffe Soleli. iudbreno uiloere fiinf,
oocr fecbsmnI mrbr erioroeru Brcis 81. Der,
fault bon glpoibeferu ODER mil GIpreB jllae,
ihidt corduSbeiH1Ii anf 9mpfang mnieres
EreifeS.
Sbidt al Tr. Hab,uaH & Co., Tr. 90,
lafaDeiies. ode Geonuros sStrlbe New,Dort. ilr
,8oof OF 9iopice." go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Baltimore, yln, Sonner0ag hen II. Nubmber 1907.
Ganif in airdc.
ScnIatiUncilco NddDipicl 1T ciucn
GOppCIinurSc bci g)Urf.

HCI0tr0lcnOc ourH Elm th0ribtc3 Sc
riiht IN miI0cn Shrctcn pcrictt.
S0rle nit Sen @cidCu oi
Ncu No0cn Ncmoricu lm0 Grnucrs
SottcaOicuit abNcbrohcn. -
Eodlcr Oco SNrn. Gbco0orc
Sbont@, iriibcrcn NrdiioCuten ser
F1nNnlAfunol Gonlhtiiiou, miro
irot50iiit)c 6c3o0in. Gr-
Sprchcr &oicpb Gonuon IN
ScbcnS1cfobr. - Sbio'cr Repl,
bIifoner inboiiircn 6orofcr.
0ort Eo., 90. 9}ooembcr. -
Sn Clltdcl'9 Stride, lcd)9 Wicilcu
nor0Iib bon bier, brod) Gclttc 9fot
mittaA acICAcntlih cincS Qridcngot,
tc9oicnItc9 cin Vunif otS, IN 0cIien
6oIAc Gli @roB olts 3ion9 Ticu
pabrldeiniid) t0otIid uno ott an0cre
Nerionen bCOentlid perIett nurocn.
Die 9ccrOiglng ser in ser Jtod)t POM
leBten SomItog in cincm Strcite gcs
t0Otcteu SebriiNcr Soopcr mar i'm
@uuac lmo uu 425 Menidcn botten
iib in ser Stride perlnmrneIt, oIs Iif
ulf irAenb cine Wciie ou3 @eriid)t
ucrbrcitctc, onB bas @ebdubc i'm
Ginltiir5en lei. Su oem 0eorGngc
mlmoe Der Sien ilyn9etporfen 1uio
0am fanmtc ser Shrcden feiuc @rcn.
sen mcbr Gielc ser 9(nmeienoen
pir0en limacporielL inter IiiBe &c.
tretcn rmo idlimm 5ugeritbict. st.
Iidlc OcrIcl6cn trllgen @lie0erbriid)c,
nnOere GontllIioncn mo Guetidun-
gen onpon. Gic SGrge nit ben 2cis
den Der GrnorOcten milrocn lpGb'
reno 0cS Fanits uilf ben gooen &C.
moricu. Ger 2cihcn 8ottcSoienlt
mllBtc abgebroden uerOcl, uno man
bcerOigtc Die ,iuei 6ooten, io6ulb bic
Gerlebten entiernt maren.
Cllebcr ocu IoppeImor0, melhet
Die ScrunlnlilnA 81 Dem Gelltiaen
olIfrcacnOen Torlall gab, lneloete cine
an H. 9ioocnber pon Dorf nbgc'
ididte Tepeid,c Der .9lllociirtcn Fr." "
9tudltcbcnoeS: nGurpin =. Noopcr,
Is Sabre alt, crlo1 bclltc III IcIncr
bieiilcn SSobning elmer Sd)uBlulln0c,
meIhe cr qcitcrn 2lbcnO IN elmer
ShldAerci uli elmer 2nnOltrnbe nabc
YlcoIlruitlc crbiClt, ltno lcin 11=iGb'
ri1cr @rll0cr, meIdcr bel Der ndln-
liden 2lifnirc in ocn aopf geifoicn
nlrOc, lic9t I'M Solpitol int Sterben.
0eioc @ril0Cr mllr0cn beutc iriib be.
mubtlos oltf Dem g9e1e geIlnoen.
Mun weiB ullr, OoB Die jilngcn Bur.
ihcn nit orci Monncrn, luelhe III
cinenl Nug0p oui Scr 2onoItruBc on'
0ciobren fomcn. IN Streit gerietben
bob es 5i' cinen 9llStolid) Don
Shiilicn FAM luo baB oic @egner
ser 9riioer, nnd0em iie Oie 2etteren
nieocrgeitredt battcn, raid Ouuouillb'
ren. 2eItcr aauirnunn Oscar 6oppcr
ltnb Senrp Snpoer bciinbcn iid) ais
Scr Sbat pcro0ftig III SuitO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
1lieren. llno Slaien.Seieen,

lrInifcbc nno 6nul Nrnnibeiten. Adenfteine,
3nterirdnibeit 26niierucbt. Ibelluna ees
Tnliers, unbeitdHoigIeit oes Trims, Nria6tide
Sranfbet, gIlbumInariu lIno in alien ,Sduen.
no Rrid Gnit "seooeuauinb porbaHoeH 1T obcr
oGs SSacr bid ruolIig mo eemiht 1T nit
SubitnnieH tuic oas ISetbe zines 9ee ODER Sd
ben lpie lpebe Seihe oocr es bat eH frauIbli.
les, nunilcs, bllOieS gIusfeben uno ipeiben
" Bone Snit "s9ooeniaB mo tuenn Elm pridelns
oes. brcnnenoes Gefiibl beim 4aifIreH BON
gSaiier pubrHebmbdr it, uno sdmer5eH i'm
S(reu3e lIno In oen Qenocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Sbmersbaftes ltriniren.
25. SuIl 1903.

25. SuIi 1908.
Serren r Nab & Go.
Sb mar bebaftct NIT ltnbe'tdnoafeit Res
Trims. Bin ge5pur9en. oiec 0Iale in "a Stlln,
ben 5u urinren. gs 1T cine erobe geldltiauna,
pte uub febr fbmer5bdft @leine geid5Iedbticnan
ardfte itlto febr fdtiuaCb. Sd nlub TacbtS auc
5met Gtunoeu anffiebeu. nm Bu urinircn; penn
tb mtb bcrfdIufe fIietit eS ab Id bin C7
Sabre alt uno aloer,ueitia bel iebr gutter e5e.
innobeit S6 erfu6e I'M Or. Raomaps euten
Rnib, bite, nm foiurtiac glntiuort
G. g. SubbelL
Gbamplatn, Glinton.gu, Rsg.
Sin Wlunat ipdter.
20. sliiauit 1908.
Gr. RnbiOnb Il & o. Hep'Dori
Sb nebme tt; bic finite 5Iaibe bon Sbrem
aefoIpent uno beiiube mid peI better. Sabe
nu9e6bri ben o9atbeter" Su gebraudjen ilriu
pnfirt lett aau5 orouunesnidbis uns Ieicbt,
o5re stbnler3en anun ieBt berer fdbTafpn.
Sfebe nibt 70 bdufig nui Der SpcSiaIit, ben
lb III 9o'loH connItlrie fdgte mir Id, miNe
metnen urin ab3ieben 70 Ianac db lebte urro
lniler nit piel S6mer3en Sd nnbm ben RE.
ioocnt fictig, bon 9trfnna an, einen 2eiert.
Ibeeloftel bon cline baIbc Giunoe mad ieber
WidbIiett 1h f0rei6e oiefen 9'erift. um Gun
lut'ien 3u laffen. bah stneS in Sronina III
ieins Stmer5cn uno Elm aeimuoer 3uIiano ser
PlnIc. Coll id ro1 cine yBeIe fortfabren ben
Nefooent 5n nebneu2 I'd Ieere icet Die gIale
Bnn5 o6ne Vcibiilc oes Gdt6cter
,Sbr uufrdtiler
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11
MASS MEETING TUESDAY.

A citizens mass meeting was held
in the court house Tuesday after
noon at which large body of re-
preventative citizens was present
The object of the meeting was to
receive the report of the committee
appointed to consider and report
of the entertainment of the con-
gressional party to visit Maui in
then near future. Judge A. N. Ke.
poikai was chosen chairman of the
meeting. The chairman of the
committee, j. N. s. Williams, read
the report which was accepted and
all of the committee together with
w. J. Coelho and Philip Pail OF
Lahaina were appointed an execu.
tive committee with power to ap-
point such subcommittee as may
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11
Jurymen are Selected for Second Circuit Court
Citizens Hold Mass Meeting Choose
Entertainment Committees
JUDGE REGARD FOUND NOT GUILTY.
District Magistrate has Hearing Before Circuit Judge Kepo
kai and is Discharged. -Calow Proves to be
an Unsatisfactory Witness

oO iouho hOSOSodiy III Otli ing ou'
the plan of entertaining the visit.
ors when they arrive.
The report of the committee was
as follows.
Report of Special Committee ap
pointed by Citizens meeting to
consider Ways and Means for en-.
tertaining Congressman visiting
the Hawaiian Islands by invita-
ton of the Hawaiian Legislature
of 1907.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen.
Your committee appointed
to consider and report upon the
question of entertaining visiting
Congressman has held various
meetings, and has been in constan,
communication with the Central
Reception Committee of Honolulu
and now begs to say:
That the congressman, to the
number of twenty-six, accompanied
by sixteen ladies, will arrive in
Honolulu Wednesday May Sth
and, according to the schedule
mapped out for them by the Re
ception Committee in Honolulu
are due to arrive on Maui Wed.
nesday May 18th.
The gentlemen are prominent
members of committees, such as
the Interstate Commerce, Rivers
and Harbors, Railway and Canals
Ways and Means, Judiciary, Edu.
cation, Naval Affairs, Merchant
Marine, and Fisheries, etc. These
gentlemen have been invited tc
visit the Island for the purpose OF
ocular demonstration to them OF
how we live, what our work is, and
what our pleasures are.
In considering means for enter.
tanning our visitors, your com.
mittee feels that the question OF
dollars and cents can be left for
settlement until after our visitors
have departed.
In considering the Ways in which
they could be entertained, and at
the same time shown essentials
your committee believes that the
only satisfactory method of accom-.
plishing this end is to divide them
up in small parties of two, three or
four and hand them over to various
members of committees on enter
tainment, (Which we shall suggest
hereafter should be formed) so that
those who are interested in irriga.
tion work and wish to see the
rough and difficult country through
which the bitches run, may be
given an opportunity. Those who
are interested in harbor work,
breakwaters, railroads and the
operation of the same, can be given
to another. Those who are inter.
ested in the staple industry of the
country, farming, stock raising,
ETC., can be placed in the hands OF
a third, and so on. We believe
that this is the only way in which
our distinguished visitors can be
adequately entertained.
1t is necessary that an Executive
Committee should be nominated
and elected by you, and it is re-
quested from Honolulu that the
names of those composing this
Committee shall be wired to Secre-
tary Atkinson at as early a date as
possible.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11

We think that, as the time is so
limited, the Executive Committee
should be clothed with powers to
appoint subcommittee and to
make any and all arrangements
that may be necessary to carry out
the program in a manner that
shall rebound to the credit of Maui,
and satisfy your own sense of self
respect.
There should be no kicks, or
growlings, or bringing up of COM
plants for our visitors to consider.
These gentlemen are here to see
for themselves, and your committee
respectfully submits that it would
be in very bad taste, as we'll as
very impolitic, for us to show any
thing but a united front in enter
tanning our visitors, who should
leave us with nothing but pleasant
memories. The seed thus sown
will sprout and bring forth fruit
at later date.
j. N. S. Williams,
c. B. Wells,
d. c. Lindsay,
F. F. Baldwin,
w. A. Mckay,
A. N. Kepoikai,
Committee.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11
About week ago we received

About a week ago we received
some exceedingly handsome Shoes
and Slippers from the East = not
from s. Francisco, but direct from
the East. This enables us to sell
them cheaper than any other store
on Maui. Ask for pair of Mems
soft, elegant Romeos. They will
fit you like glove. And our snug,
comfortable Mems Embroidered
Slippers are nice to slip on when
YOU come home in the evening.
Let US show you our Ladies ,
Girls, Bows and Babies Shoes.
Also our Barefoot Sandals, Rub
bers, Tennis Shoes, White Canvas
Shoes, etc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11
REGARD NOT GUILTY.

District Magistrate w. J. REGARD
who was arrested last week on a
charge of taking bribe had his
hearing before Circuit Judge Ke-
poikai on Tuesday of this week.
The evidence against him was any
thing but satisfactory while the
evidence for the defence was clear
and open and to the point.
The first witness for the prosecu-
tion was man by the name of
Callow who testified that he was
the book keeper for the Pioneer
stables in Lahaina. He said he
had had fight with a Chinaman
and was arrested by the Deputy
Sheriff on a charge of assault and
battery. Bail was fixed at fifty
dollars. A hack driver by the
name of Okamura verbally went
bail for him but there was no
money put up and no bond signed.
He said he was angry with the
Chinaman because he had been
warned that the Chinaman was to
come into the stables and when he
asked the Chinaman what he was
doing there he told him to shut up.
This angered him still more and
he took the man by the collar and
threw him around. The China
man struck him and then the De-
putty Sheriff arrested him. On
cross examination it developed
that the fight had been arranged
by the Deputy Sheriff and the two
men and that it was only a sham
fight. Under severe cross exami-
nation he admitted that some of
the statements he had made were
not true but that most of them
were. The witness said he was
not police officer nor a special.
Lindsay went to him after the
fight and gave him five dollars
and told him to try his best to
bribe the District Magistrate. He
said he sent hack for the Judge
and asked him to come and see
him. The judge came and with
him were three white men. He
asked the judge to go into the office
with him. The door and windows
were open he said he told the Judge
of his arrest and asked him to-
make his fine two dollars and one
dollar costs. After this he laid
five dollars on the thigh of the
judge and went out. Lindsay
at once came in and searched the
judge but did not find the money.
While Lindsay was searching the
judge he saw Frank Stark 60 out
and stoop down. He did not know
whether he picked up anything or
not. Stark did not show anything
to any one nor say he had found
anything. After this Lindsay and
the Judge went away,
Continued on Page O.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11
GRAND AND TRIAL JURlBS
DRAWN.

INV ioio"i'S PNiooh' WIN
drawn to serve as Jurors for the
June term of the Second Circuit
Court.
GRAND JURORS.
w. K. Buchanan, Dan T. Carey
John Chalmers, Thomas Clark
Patrick Cockett, w. A. Conway
Geo. O. Cooper, F. G. Correa, Geo
H. Cummings, Eugene X. Devau.
chelle, A. G. Dickins, A. Enos
Antoine Faustino, Sol. Fuller, A.
Gross, J. X. Kaho5kele, Matt
McCann, D. B. Murdoch. j. J.
Newcombe, j. L. Osmer, Henry
Reuter-, L. Won Tempsky, VIM.
Walsh.
TRIAL JURORS.
F. A. Alexander, Arthur Allen,
Chas. Bailey, A. N. Cederlof, E. H
Cockett, Geo. Cockett, Geo. Copp
S. Decker, Ed. X. Devauchelle
Manuel Dutro, T. w. Ferguson, A.
K. Forsythe, Joaquin Garcia, w
A. Hardy, G.. B. Henderson, F.
Hons, J. w. X. Hose, w, F. Jones
w. L. Keelen, E. M. Keeney, c. G,
Krumbaar, James Kirkland, H. P
McCorriston, VIM. Miner, H, Neu.
baur, J. Wilson.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11

DlRECIOROS
e. D. Tenney, ]. A. McCandless,
c. H. Atherton, e. +. Bishop.
Transact a General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-05-11
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, !
COUNTY OF MAUI, (

d. Lukn Cashier of the above bank solamny
that the above the best knowledge belief
G. D. LUFkIN, CASHIER
Subscribed and before this End day January 1907
JAS N. X. KEOLA, Notary Public Sec. Circuit.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-27
THE THREE OF US"
The Week Beginning Sept. goth at
Academy Of Music Baltimore

carlotta Nillson, who now surely
deserves 10 be ranked as one OF the
few great American emotional actress
e.. will be seen At the Academy Of
Music, Baltimore. for the first time
on Monday evening. September 30 In
THE Three OF Us, the play In which
she appeared all last season under the
manaeement Of Walter y. Lawrence,
at the Madison Square theatre in New
York city.
II Is hard 10 say whether 'Tbe Three
Of U.s. made Miss SiIlson, or Miss
Nilsson made THE Three OF U.s.
When the play was first presented at
the Madison square Theatre IN New
York city In the fall .of 1906. Alan
Dale, critic Of the New York Ameri-
can, wrote this headline 10 his re-
view Of the performances, DO not let
the two Of you miss The Three o.
U.s. -
sThig same catch line became the
slogan OF the dramatic year in the
metropolis. Miss Nillson awohe the
next morning 10 find herself a great
star, and tho author Of the play,
Rachel Crothers, was deluged with
offers from other managers. Play
goers in Baltimore will see the per-
Torrance precisely as II was offered
ut the Madison square. with the same
cast and with even improved stage
management.
The Three OF U.s. is a simple
story OF the far West. II Is reppiete
with human nature and genuine heart
interest, with bumor and pathos.
II Is Western play with a mining
intrigue but without any Of tie custo-
mary melodramatic garnisbings. Rby
MacC hesney, the leading character, is
a simple, whoIe-souled girl, who
stands by her two brothers through
thiek and thin. The play contains
n yirlle love story but the prevailing
sentiment Is that Of brotherly and
sistcrIy affection N subject treated
so fascinatingly that 1t creates a new
epoch in playwriting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-27

ELEGANT PAssENGERs COLUMBIA"
AND "AuGu sTA.H
For Old POINT COMFORT and NOR
ok IA.
Steamers leave BalfimOra daily except
, utavf al $50 - m. and arrive old 80 Point
olm6art at Ga. IN. and Norfolk az I.i1 q. nl.
,raera connection o. made with the Rail
road Tines for all points south and South
west
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-27
Gasoline and Oil Stoves
REPAIRED.

Work done yo1T home. Leave
oar 1fle rs 80. Sd Randall Street.
M If John HOWARD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-27
BATTlESHIp NO. %
President Announces New Name
Of Ship-Dakota

The name Of battIesbip No. %, one
Of the new 20,000-ton vessels, con-
tracts for which were recently awarded
by the Navy Department, is the
"North Dakota"
President Roosevelt has decided
that, as so many Baxal vessels bear
the names OF New York cities, 1t
would be unfair TO carry out the orig
inal plan Of naming No. 20 the New
York and Of changing the cruiser OF
that name TO the Saratoga. Utah
is now the only one OF the States
after which no war vessel has been
named
Capt. John j.. PillsbuTy, Of the
navy, has been designated by Secre-
tary Metcalf as a member Of the gen
eral board OF which Admiral Dewey
Is president. He is to take the place
made vacant by the assignment Of
Capt. J. b. Murdoch TO command the
Rhode Island. Captain Pillsbury
Is no on special duty In connection
with signal WORK.
The cruisers Cincinnati aud Raleigh,
recently home from the Asiatic Sta
ton, are 10 go out Of commission in
about ten days at the Mare Island
navy yard. They are to be thoroughly
Oyerhauled.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-27
FAIR.
sNAP-sHoTs.

The egotist, at any rate, il never
lonely.
Even the level-headed man may
occasionally get his bumps.
p1~Ask for Punch Gard.
No, Maude. dear, the men who
wear corsets are not all straight-laced.
Ez-Those punch Cards are as good
as gold.
"A woman can forgive man
almost anything except not admiring
her.
The people who are wrapped up in
themselves are generally pretty small.
BeDThe great house Of Isaac Benisch
4 sons are the first entnprising Mer-
chants in the ely 10 put the Punch
Cards before the people. Go to this
firm aud ask for Information.
The best laid plans Of mice and ar
chitects are not always to be depended
upon
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup =
absolutely free from any opiate or mar
cotic. Contains Honey and Tar. SoiS
by Fel1meger Bros. Druggists
~ Don t forget to ask yourmerchaDt
IL he keeps the Punch Cards,
The girl who fishes for compliments
doesn't always succeed in landing a
husband.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, rens
Die little pills. Recommended BY
reldmeyer Bros, Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-27
- Punch Cards. go 90

There are quite as many limitations
among people as among manufactured
goods.
e0-Thei Oldest and best known
Photographers In Baltimore City. the
Prainors, have opened new Gallery
i'm this City, laocated at "a Francis
street in the Advertiser building.
The man who makes his money by
marrying is apt TO look down on the
man who made hrs by honest toll.
Eat what you please and take a lit
tie KOdol For Indigestion after your
meals. 1t digests what you eat. Sold
by FeIdmeyer Bros. Druggists
You can learn a good deal about
women by not trying to 10 understand
them.
-Yon can nag man INTO purgatory
easier than you can pray him into
heaven.