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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-13
ANIMAL INSPECTION
ON IMPORTED STOCK
VERY THOROUGH

There was a meeting of the Board
OF Commissioners of Agriculture and
Forestry at the Government nursery
yesterday afternoon at which the en-
tire time was given up to talks on
animal industry. The main object
discussed was the establishing on
each Island system of inspection.
The Inauguration of such system
would permit of the importing of
live stock to any of the other Islands
without first having to come to Ho-
noluh for inspection. Such sys-
TEN would also be able to keep u
closer watch on live stock and pre-
vent epidemics and much loss of val
liable stock.
A new set of rules has been form
ulated that affects all classes of ami
mails and makes inspection for the
different diseases that each kind of
animal is subject to.
| One of the principal features in
connection with the importing of
live stock to these Islands reads as
| follows:
/ Any party desiring to purchase on
| the mainland of the United States
horse stock or cattle for shipment to
this Territory, or any party having
purchased such animals, should apply
to DR.. George S. Baker, Inspector in
Charge. Bureau of Animal Industry,
iO7-S Postofiice building, San Fran
cisco, California, for inspection and
testing. In case the animals are To-
Gated at distance from San Fran
cisco. DR.. Baker will send one of his
inspectors to make the test or will
designate the nearest inspector to
whom to apply for testing. Upon ar
rival of the stock in San Francisco
DR.. Baker should be notified and the
test certificates submitted for his ap-
prevail, unless they have been for
warded to him direct. He should al
30 be informed as to the vessel on
which the animals are to be shipped
and the date and time of sailing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-13
FINANCIER EXPECTED

II. Becky, a director Of the Yoke,
hama Specie bank, one of the Ieatrg
financial institutions in Japan Is max.
ing a tour of the world, inspecting all
its branch offices in foreign lands.
He is now in England and will
shortly come to the United States.
Before returning to Japan, he will
come here to inspect the local banking
business. arriving here in April or
ilay OF next year.
Mr. Bekky Is Japanese by birth,
though his name spells more like an
American name. lie speaks the Eng,
fish language llucutly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-13

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives q complete summary Of
he neula Of the daN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
OTHER HEARTS ARE TO ACHE
Hartman Letter Brings Trouble on
the Man Who Sold 1t.

New York, April Drank w. Hill.
stenographer, has been arrested
charged with having sold to new spa
per a personal letter of E. II. Harri-
man. The warrant was sworn TO by
Alexander Millar, secretary OF the I'm
ion Pacific Railroad company, of VIII Oh
Hartman is the president, and was
served by a detective from the 5
trict attorneys office. Hill was locke
mp at police headquarters. The lett er
IN question was addressed by Harri-
man to Sydney Webster. and was first
published here by The World last Tue s.
day morning. Statements therein con
tanned called forth reply from Pre>i-
dent Roosevelt Tuesday afternoon.
Hill is 81 years of age and lives in
Brooklyn. Action against him was tax
en- under the section Of the penal code
which defines as a miSdemeanOr the
act of "a person who willfully and
without authority either takes a letter,
telegram or private paper belonging to
another. or a copy thereof, and pub
fishes the whole. or any portion there
Of" Assistant District Attorney Paul
Krotel has charge Of the case. and it
is said that the arrest will, it is lie
lipved. discourage the publication of
letters of another prominent man
which, according to report, recently
had been offered for sale.
a COPY of the Hartman letter in
which the writer stated that the ma
tional executive had appealed to him
for funds for the campaign of 1904,
made, it is alleged. from HIPS ste
nOgraphic notes and in his handwrit.
ing. was offered for sale to a Brooklyn
paper and later to New York paper,
both of which declined to purchase.
The New York paper subsequently
turned the copy over to the district
attorneys office.
Hill was employed in Harriman'S Of
fee for twenty-One years. About a
year ago he was discharged because.
it is said, of friction with other en-
ployes. Recently he entered the hrOk
erage office Of De Coppet & Doremus.
He has a wife and two children. When
asked whether he cared to make any
explanation Hill replied that he was
too greatly perplexed to discuss the
matter. Neither Hartman nor any one
connected with his office would COM
mcnt uDOn the arrest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
TESTED HIS LIBERALITY.
And the Hoe: In Turn Tested His
Guests Generosity.

And the Hcct In Turn Tested His
Guests Generosity.
A rather parsimoniOus gentleman got
the better of some of his aOquaintances,
who were continually Fostering him
about his niggardliness. GOaded to
desperation by their taunts, he one day
invited his detractOrs to a dinner.
When they made their appearance they
were simply astOnished at the magnii-
cence Of the treat provided. Apologies
were rendered, and the misery individ-
ual was warmly cOmplimented as well.
''NOw, gentlemen" said the host when
acknowledging their compliments, ''yOu
have put my liberality to test. l am
going to try your generosity. | know
a poor man who is very much in need
OF financial help through unt0ward cir
cumstances, and I propose to raise a
subscription in his behalf. See, COM
mence the list with 10 shillings. Will
you help?"
Needless to say every one subscribed
literally, 8s no one cared to be thought
more close listed than the host, who,
when he had collected all the money,
cOOlly said:
Il thank you, gentlemen. for your
sympathy, and now I think we are
quits. You have paid both for your
joke and your dinner. It was l who
required the ey."-LOndOn Mail
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Alleged Plot Of Hartman, Hearst
and Others to Defeat Roose.
veltian Policies.
AS TOLD AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Plotters Met at Dinner and Fully Dis
cussed the Matter.
Didn't Know The Was a "Chie
Amang Them Takin' Notes
Man in Trouble Who Sold
the Hartman Letter.

Washington, April st is said on
authority at the White House that
there is ample evidence at hand for
the opinion the president holds that
there is movement afoot to defeat
his policies in the next congress and
in the next national convention. 1t is
declared that the "Hearst-Harriman-
Rockefeller combination has already
a fund of $5,OOOO0O with which to car
~ on its campaign in opposition to
the president. 1t was further authori-
tatively said:
Extends Across the Continent.
"They are gathering up the loose
ends, but the movement will 1atten
out. 1t is apparent in Ohio and Penn
SylYania; in fact it extends across the
entire continent The scheme was
thoroughly divulged at a recent dinner
and reached the White House through
a friend of the president. The scheme
Of the people behind the movement IS
to buy newspapers, public men and
others who may assist the opponents
of the president in their work"
Plan of the Schemers Outlined.
1t was also stated authoritative,y at
the White House that part of the plan
to encompass the defeat of the presl
dents policy is the election Of state
delegations to the national convention
from those states known to favor the
president, these delegates to be in
structed for President Roosevelt not
withstanding knowledge in advance
that the president will not be candi-
date for denomination. Then, accord
ing to the statement made, these dele
gates, upon the president declining to
be q candidate for renOmination-as
he has said he would decline-are to
consider themselves free, and are to be
switched over to some opponent of the
president and the policies for which he
Is standing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
a Few Twists.

Some Sabetha girls once made UP a
list of definitions of Kansas towns, the
names of the towns to be guessed from
the definitions. Here they are: Very
bowlegged, Great Bend; a thin mOnas-
terry, Abilene; the price of yeast, Leav-
enworth; why Mrs. Smith went, Smith
Center; descendant of a sneeze, Atchi-
son; sire, a circle and term in sing
ing, PaOla; what the American needs
to secure a duke, Price; what some
folks have to do for a living, RUSSELL
my first, not wearing the second, got
the third, Manhattan. = Kansas City
Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
A Monument to Her Oath.

In the market place Of Devices, a
town il Wiltshire, England, there
stands Il monument erected by public
subscription as d warning to falsifiers
aud irreverent persons. to commend
rate the tragic death OF a woman who,
according to the inscription on the
stone, was stricken dead as punish
ment for her blasphemy. The story, as
told among the country folk, is that
one of the village women, becoming in
voIved in a dispute over money with a
merchant in the Corn Exchange, called
on the Almighty, with a fearful OATH
to strike her dead if her statement wag
false. AS. she left the market place on
her way home she fell dead upon the
spot where the monument now stands.
her perjured gains being afterward
found in her tightly clinched hand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
LOW NECK CLANS.
A Joke That Met Man Who Had .
Feeble Sense of Humor.


An ex-governor of Wisconsin, famous
as a story teller, once rejoiced a com
pany of friends with an account of his
experience ut a New Jersey clambake
At the clambake there were plenty of
people who enjoyed the speech of the
Wisconsin man, but there was one seri-
GUS minded listener on whom it fell
fat
Il started off, said the ex-governor,
telling the story, ''by stating that l had
eaten so many of their low neck CLANS
that l wasn't in the least sort of cOndi-
ton for speechmalling At that mo-
ment a long faced old man directly
across the table scOwled at me and
said in a stage whisper:
Little neck CLAIMS, little necks, not
low necksv
Il paid no attention to him and went
on with my remarks. After dinner be
followed ne out of the hall.
You're from Wisconsin, aren't
yOuE he asked.
Yes, | answered.
Don't have many CLAIMS out there
| reckOn?'
"'WelI,' I said, we have some, but
it's a good way to water. and in driv-
ing them across the country their feet
get sore and they don't thrive very
WELL
".Why, man alive said he, CLANS
haven't any feetv
"SoOn after that be buttonhOled one
of my friends.
sis that fellow governor of Wiscon-
sinY he demanded
MY friend admitted that was.
"'Waal,' said he, 'p'r'aps he may be
a smart enough man for Wisconsin,
but he's a good deal Of fool at the
seashoreP"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Sam Richards in the Tolls.

Sheriff lBudworth arrived here
yesterday evening with Sam Rich
ards in custody. He was apprehend-
ed at Lansing, Iowa, and is charged
with the theft of oil. particulars of
the matter having been heretofore
givin. He has been living on the
Mississippi islands adjacent to
Lynxvllle Iall winter under the name
of Dan Richmond. The date of his
hearing has not yet been fixed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06

Atty. Jane Dolan is Platte
ville's new mayor. !
Harvey Hubert of Little Grant
is quite Ill with blood poison.
Clarence Brockert's majority is
placed at GIG for superintendent OF
schools.
1t is time now to arrange for I'M
provements to your house and lot
so as to make it clean and slightly.
-Dodgeville went dry; Bloom
ingtou carried license by "a; Liberty
by 175 Platteville by 10Y.
An infant son OF John Rowden
Of North Lancaster died Wednes-
day and was buried yesterday, aged
weeks.
Geo. Bailie of, South Lancaster
was thrown from gang pillow yes
terday in crossing ditch and had
both bones Of his leg fractured near
the ankle.
The undertaking business OF
Mr.. Ed c. Mauer of Sitter has
recently been purchased by the firm
OF Goble and Dyer. See puollc
notice in another column.
-Dressmakers' association will
meet with Miss Lou Kaltenbach,
Saturday, April, 9th at 7:30 p. M.
A full attendar &C desired, import
ant matters to be discussed.
"A we'll studied, prayerful sin
cere sermon will always help some
body. OF that there can is no
doubt. Some regard it as sound
and thunder; and others may feel
in general sense that an angel
spoke, but some silent thinker is
sure to go away saying to himself,
surely that voice was fer my sake
alone. The word is not void and
like water spilled upon the ground.
On next Wednesday, April 10,
the Rosenthal company will appear
with its largest and best company
and will include Mr.. Arthur DEM
ing, late principal comedian with
Primrose and Vests minstrels as a
feature act. This announcement
is assurance to anyone who knows
anything at all about showibusiness
that our people will get a rare treat
at such low prices of admission, and
it was many weeks before Manager
John Rosenthal could induce Mr..
Deming to play with his company
owing to the prices being less than
fifty cents up to one dollar. Mr..
Deming has long been friend of
Manager Rosenthal's and comes to
help the road show along. The
monologue work of Mr.. Deming as
we'll as his singing and eccentric
makeup will never be forgotten
by those who attend. The balance
of the company will be made up of
acts known by the management to
be first class and refined acts. If
you cannot get your moneys worth
with the RoseNthal show. you never
viii get IL anywhere. There will
be a surprise sprung on our local
patrons of the theater when they
see this appearance of the Ros-
enthal show, and it will be worth
your while to secure seats in adj
vance, as thel house will surely be
filed. New motion pictures direct
from Chicago's million dollar ma
jestic. theatre will be shown be-
tween the specialties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Lid Goes ON at This Town.

Mason City. Ia, April 5.-Drug
stores, hotels. clubs and other places
where liquor is alleged to have been
sold in the past were notified by May
or-Elect Cologne that the traffic must
cease. The mayor-elect declared that
he intended to see all laws enforced
during his term. He said he forgave
the drug stores for past violations OF
the LIQUOR law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
The Rackino Problem.

"The problem that is absorbing my
attention at this stage of the game,
sighed the little widow, lis how to go
to tea, dinner, dance, late supper,
get home at five of morning seven
times a week, then snatch enough
sleep to keep my brain in condition
to keep the wolf from the telephone"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Encourauinq.

"Perhaps, doctor" said the sick man,
''you'd better present your bill
''No," replied the doctor. Il don't
want to worry you with that now"
'.Oh, well, if you think it's best"
eyes, I'll send it in to your executor
in good time. "-Catholic Standard and
Times
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Cunning for the watch Trust.

Washington. April "a committee
OF independent watch manufacturers
from Ohio ami Pennsylvania. headed
by Representative Kennedy, of the
former state. lHiI Iafpre the president
a petition affecting the operations OF
the s0-called watch trust. The presi-
dent sent the petition to the attorney
general
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Petitions Sent to Gar.

It is said that the car OF Russia
receives from his subjects through the
post no fewer than 100 petitions every
day of his life. The majority of these
documents before reaching the mon
arch's hands are examined by a conf
Dental secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
An 0uersinht.

''Look here" exclaimed the angry
man as he rushed into the real estate
agents office, ''that ground l bought
from you yesterday is thirty feet under
waterw
''Pardon my oversight" apologized
the gentlemanIy agent. 1--WE give div
ing suit with each plot I will send
yours ay."-Cardinf Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Few Children of Presidents.

Six Washington Madi-
son. Jackson, Polk, Buchanan Ga
bachelOr) and McKinley-left no chill
dren. Two-Jefferson and Monroe
left daughters only. President John
son had two sons, but both died be-
fore he was president.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
Cause For Alarm.

Benham-Don't worry if I don't get
in early tonight Mrs. Benham-I
should worry if you did get in early.
should know there was something the
matter with you.-New York Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
ESW ANTED: Pasture for so or 100
calves or will offer them for sale.
2Sft JOE WRIGHT, Lancaster, Wis.
Cone for a Long T-srnp.

Sheriff Swift started ont aft a
tramp recently who had aim ne
neighborhood for a mons. -f fel
low IS six feet three t-- *
change.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06

Give a laxative acquaintance half a
chance and he VIII teach you a whole
lot Of things you knew before.-New
York Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
WAR MAY INVOLVE ALL
OF CENTRAL AMERICA
President Zelaya, Of Nicaragua,
Apparently Determined to Force
Consolidation Of Republics
Under One Head.

GrATEM CITY. June lb.-Ths
invasion ~ salvador by NicarAEuan
troops has already begun. accordihg
90 dispatches received here today
THE means Central America "a on ne
eve 90 an "irrcpressible conflict
u hlch probably wiN Involve every re
public on Tire great lsthmus
Two expeditions are said 20 have
been dispatched BY President Lelaya-
% Nicaragua. for the suhiuEanon %
salvador A naval and military force
ia said 90 have sailed from Cortnfo.
ana "a land force is row reported on
lfs way across Honduras 20 ravAgs
~outhaestern salvador Ia Lthsrta- a
pore fn the south 20 Acatutla. recently
captured bv the Salvatorcan rebels
and NiraraEu1n supporters. - said 20
D. the immediate objective point ~
the invaders It u within compArA
lively easy marching distance % Sar
salvador. capital 81 salvador. Al at
tack on Ia Lihertad Is momertarti,
expected. - u has NOT already be
gun
Zeiava seems Inclined % force ~
milan 20 bringing all Central Americ'
under one government with himsei
AS tts head Already The neVspAper
.of the various countries are calling 81
lfhe other states 20 unite. teciarin
'the only safety against Zeiaya -
union which viii defeat him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
ERECT G0VAN SHAFT
NEAR FORT MALONE

PETERSBTE VA June lt.--on
Thursday next a large bronze statue.
erected rs the survivors ct tne For-y
eighth Pennsylvania Regiment 90 the
memory ~ Colonel ~ W GoNau, ot
tnar regiment. who was KILLED ln front
of Petersburg. near Fort Malone. in
Prince George county. tnrce miles
IRON, Petersburg. !n the civil war Will
be unveiled The statue. which is -Q
hc erected ou rhe spot where colonel
GoNan feil. weighs $4,000 pounds and
Viii stand cn thr-c large granite
bases. which weigh iu the aggregate
10000 pounds. The statue was made
in New York il viii be unveiled oy
a lady from peurs ylvania.
Three hundred Federal veterans
With Governor stuart. ~ Peunsyivo
MIA. and star. will come here 90 take
part in The exercises.
Already the city .s being gayly dec
grated with dags. and The Penusy.fa
mia veterans viii be accorded a mos
. h0spitauie welcome.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
ARREST MANAGER OF
EMPL 0YMENT AGENCY
Disappointed Applicants Declare
They Cot Nothing ~ Jamestown
for Their Money-Concern
Advertised Widely.

RICHMOND. VA. Iucs IL
warrants were sworn cot this raor--
nent Agency. WITH Richnoae quarters
a. if0r IL East Main street. ensrring
70 with obtaining money uncsr false
p-etenEeR n specific warrant u1s ~
once execussd against tns Richmond
agency. ana me Sorsoik sutho-tt,es
Blake. the owner % ,As employment
bureau. win headquarters lust outside
fhs exposition grounds ne srec,ftc
warrant was swor1 cut ~ J = car
ter. with hail. q dozen supplementary
courplainRDta.
Fer scve-.i weeks the following ss-
vertlssrasnt has appeared IN the "a
pers o. this cify
WA~TED-Ar ONCE. FOR THE EoS-
position grounds and the irnr-seiats
Vicinity. hotel help % al kints--
walters booths porters. cooks bus
BOYS. belIrnen. clerks. ticket coAec-
tora cashiers. checkers ard SOFA
men TANESrCWN EMPLON-
MENT AGENCT. iio- Ess, Main
street. upstairs 30 written eppiica-
similar ads appeared N otner
eastern papers.
rust hovr fa- west snis advertise
r,ent nas beer printed cannot - learn :
cd today. bat the prooaolities scene.
90 be that a. has reApet a harvest ..
Nn.a~H Wn enc nAaA Af-A -
.disaprrlrtef applicants upon ne cta-
er It is said that Blake - Tunntns
branches - Ms agency In every N
ro-rant city IN the East
Today the osfcs q TIE Chi>t 81
police vas visited b az least ter mr.
NTH complaints which set sorth M
. fart that these men had met the -
1nirernents. paid s. each 50 have ~
- ~arne listed. went % the exposition a
- |hla own expense. called az the genera
. hu~eau - learn where he would y
: asufxnea Tor vcrk aud there was tot'
thst ne should gay g. more and y
% about fourteen days would pc GNe'
y work
n Quite a number ~ young men ren
% there from Richmond They left ~
e a-arcelv more thar enough % pay ral'
road fare and we're given no place
.s sleep and nothing 90 eat some
b. th.r, sent 90 Richmond for enoug
H. money o. return. and those who Nef
ID rat AZ fortunate a. 20 - sent -
.e money xnt back a. best they could.
RI When the men leave here they 80
A contract. agreeing 20 pay the agenc
b. "a for securing the employment. IA
- A. paid IN Richmond and hah AZ 80
ts f,lk The contract - couched IN az
pa bisious terms. and While me agen'
may live up 90 rs letter. the spirit
~ sadly Violated.