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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
LOCAL BREvlrIEs.
IFrom wednesaay's Advertiserl

I NFIO1l W CNIlcSNSN : AuNtIuSSEl
1 The annual meeting Of the Sugar
Planters Association win take place
Z In this city November IL TO II inclu-
sive.
Certificates Of Hawaiian birth were
applied for from Secretary Mott-Smith
yesterday by seven Chinese and one
Japanese.
c. NJ. Cooke and Cecn Brown both
state that the financial troubles in
New York will have no effect what
ever on local banking and business
conditions.
Acting Treasurer Hapsi has stated
that the local sellers OF copper stocks
must pay the Territorial license fee Of
siea. +. \. Jordan. DIR. Wood and c.
G. Bockus are said to be among those
who must dig up.
a Chinam9n whose name could not
De learned jumped from a street car
on Nuuanu avenue near Pauoa lane on
Monday evening while the car was in
motion. He suffered painful bruises.
but was not dangerously hurt.
1t is stated that number OF the
marriages which have been performed
at the Immigrant station may be in
valid. as the authorities have decided
that Or. KatSunuma. who issued the
licenses as an authorized agent of the
government. is not a citizen.
Governor Frear has decided 70 post
rome the sale OF the Kaunumano lots
in Kau for about six months to give
the plantation time 10 clear the land
Of cane. The lots have been applied
for by the Thompson Settlement AS
ISOLATION.
The preliminary plans for the new
courthouse at Kailua have been sub
mitIed 10 Judge Matthewman for his
approval \ two-story building. If
ty-two by siSty-four feet in size. is
contemplated. 10 be erected under the
$1,000 appropriation made by the last
Legislature.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
BUSTED BAND
BUSTED COHEN

The grand finale Of the tour OF III,
Hawaiian hand came yesterday with 8
crash Of promissory notes, when ]. C
Cohen fled s petition in bankruptcy
I IN the United States District Court
[ There was no attempt 10 slur over
the fact that the tour had been a T.
nanCi2l failure in this instrument
There was frank admission by Cohen
that he owed the members OF the band
unpaid salaries He even admitted
that he owed Captain Berger So, 20 on
account Of salary on that tour. To
some OF the Others he owed more. To
John : Ellis he owes s+ss.17; 70
sonny Cunha, S5S4S5. and 10 most
Of the others rom about g hundred
up- Statesman Bill Aylett collected
al his salary within $50 20. But in
practical results the difference between
the biggest and the smallest is q mere
difference OF figures; they won't any
% them get anything out OF the
banEupC's estate
The liabilities are sI1.eo7.ls, and the
assets less than $50, and most OF that
exempt 4 3 Humphreys is attor-
nsy for the petitioner, who describes
6Imsslf as q merchandise broker. The
largest single Indebtedness are On
merchandise accounts
The following is list Of the liabiH-
ties
Pacific Cast Biscuit Company Of
msnt- s4sS-77s A 8 Humphreys, debt
really due from = P Cunha, So:
JAMS z Fullerton also really q debt
Of a r Cunha. $40; August Dreier,
oz another debt Of Cgnhz, $40; Lieyre,
FrlcLs & Co. for goods, 1890; Henry
Wzrsrnouse Trust Co. sf15Q: Robert
" Single. S1z45; Salvador Coffee Co,
So So 4 Ryder. s1z5; a l. Lzrto.
S5ss-4l- l. 2 Cunhz- ss5ls5- ". H
Sea S145s " B Jones. $40; J. W
HARSH Ss1-5a- H Berger, $3.50; D
Nz01z. sISSI5- II Neu6oza- s12@ 80; c
PsEapu $1tLI5; c & Eakalia-
1885, II Garcia- SI115a; J. kOnoho,
$50 =: J Noo1z- 1888: 3 Opeka,
sT7-A1- J. II Cones sI2s5; L Waia-
uau- s1I6A- D Kzi~f, $3.50: P W
Ayisttr SsS-4s. 4 4 Fiona sS4i1; J.
A.z1z, SIs7-Sa; J Kama, $3.50, P 8
Kappa SIl; 4 Baker, s<i5g; h
EszTs- sS1-Al- L Nuns, S345; z total
q sIG717-E. besides $50 that ought 70
b paid by others, making 2 total Of
s11-GqT-41
Of assets. II has in hank sl.T hare
ard SIa-A IN san FrznGsco. $50 cash
IL hand and 80 worth OF wearing
sppzrA exempt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

Gustave Rose and Helene Kruger V.
Rosina Rose. Bertha Rumbel aud
Maud Kaikilani Chapman Ga mincr).
Term Summons (stamps).
The Territory OF Hawaii: To the High
Sheriff of the Territory Of Hawaii.
F. Thompson. Miss :. NJ. Maggee, Miss
or his Deputy: the Sheriff of the
County OF oahu. ~ his Deputy:
You are commanded TO summon Ro-
sina Rose, Bertha Rumbel and Maud
Kaikilani Chapman "a minor. defend
said Circuit Court at the term thereof
pending Immediately after the expira-
ton OF twenty days after service here
Brown. E. 5. NcClanahan and wife.
of: provided. however. II no term be
pending at such time. then to be and
appear before the said Circuit Court
at the next succeeding term thereof.
to Wit, the January term thereof, 10 be
holden al Honolulu County Of Oahu,
r. L. Atkinson. DR.. H. E. Anderson
on Monday, the 18th day OF January
Q90S) next. at &c o'clock a. m. 10 show
cause why the claim of Gustave Rose
and Helene Kruger. plaintiffs. should
not be awarded 10 them pursuant TO
the tenor OF their annexed complaint.
And have you then there this writ
with full return of your proceedings
thereon
Witness the Honorable ]. T. DE
BOLT, First Judge OF the Circuit
Court OF the First Circuit, at Honolulu,
Oahu. this 18th day OF August, 1907.
(SeaD
(SigD J. A THOMPSON,
Clerk
I certify the foregoing 10 be a true.
full and faithful copy OF the original,
and that publication OF the same was
this day ordered
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk. Judiciary Department.
Honolulu. August 70. 1897.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
NEW slATsoN LINER.

The aeE steamer LErline, under con-
strsetion at Newport News for the
Nztson Navigation Company Of this
city. L 70 be launched the 1st OF Jan
uzry. and viii soon thereafter start on
her trip 70 the Pacific, 70 take her place
On the San Frsn6se0 and Hilo route,
carving both passengers and freight.
Tie LarIins i said 70 be 20 arranged
that she VIII be able 10 carry both fuel
OF and cargo II her hull, the cargo
spzes being surrounded By the oil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
FROM POLICE COURT
To U.s.. SUPREME COURT

1 wit q erTu- 70 take the Jzcintho
QlE-G case ID ths Supreme Court u
tie United States Ezs sUsd out yes
tEr1zE- This L thz case brought 70
rzs- Ls u=~ ECEo- law JzeErfh3
NlEz=l vas Z SALON kespe- %h0 =G
REUSED Z EcsEse by r1s lev Eee1ze
50arL C51tel6rz thzs II had Z legal
rlE1r ID Z Eo=lse hE sid Iiq1o- s<rsr
m sIp5rzGol a Ms al License sr1
rs rrEzp-lF arrested far Il He Ezz
H151 u tE= poio6 c5z-r ard APPEALED
- p.511E &C lzz u rhe S1r-sze C51-r
.. Ils Territory which also ruled
zEzEE kin He 11E p-oposes 20 spezd
s71s E11-e D1CsE and % 70 Ehe So
pr=Es Cont q the Cri-ed Stz-ez
TlzS L ths Gs< case 70 % fr1z1 the
1ssl5es e91rr o. Houoszl1 % Tie United
SAFES Szr-ge C1zr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
PASSENGERS.
Arrived

Per :. < Chiaa. Oct .. from Sar
Francisco, Fur Honolulu; Ms. c
Il Achs-ton. L RarShausen. {. L
Bsal. J W, Bs-gssrom. Rev. Girart
Bsaas;reu. W. p BrincksrhOf. AIRS
W. r RrincksrhoI. Ms, Hels,
Rriacke-hOS. c \. Brown Ms y a
Brown. {. Z. Clapp. :. J. Dunno. Rev
CSriSiuS Ceilings. P g Jones. H =
Lewis. Mrs H 2. Lewis and son. r
n. Matthews. Ms R D Matthews
Ms y. Berry. Miss Edith Morley, Cap
rziu \ W. Nicely. ". 7. Rawlins
Ms ". 7. RSwltns. I, ". Reid. Mrs.
{. N Red. Miss Gladys Reynolds
Ms Z. Sralln2u. A r. TraphAgen. J
.. Tucker. MIS- 7 z. Wall. infant and
nurSs- A. Il. Wacs-hCuSs. Miss z.
Weeks. q. :. Whitehead. {. D. VII
ls-6. Ms. c. D Willard. MIS-. A !,
Wisdom. Wong Vim For Yokohama:
wat&ri HicsShirlS wife. infant snd
maid. Miss NJ hi,2Shirna. Master 7.
HitaShi1ls. W. r Patterson. Ms. w.
r Patterson Mss Ida L Patterson.
Rollins. Otto Schuul2r. E w Sreph-
ems. Mrs E w Stephens. Miss Mary
". STEPHENS For Kobe: W. E Rock
vel. y L Rockwell. Mrs, y. L Rock
vel. Miss Alice z Rockwell For
Mzrsls- Rev. A e BiSelOw. Mrs A
2 RsSelow. Miss c NJ BiSSinSsr. Ms.
c W Briggs ar6 infant, Miss Hilta
Briggs. Ms. z ?. Cheney and infant.
o : Cole. John T Collier. ! W. B
-
infant Master Joseph W. M&n1i5n.
OIto W Nesoicr. Rev w o. VSIsn-
tine. Mrs. W. .. Valentine and
daughter. For Ho1z1ons; Rev G. c
Cobb. Ms G. c Cobb. Miss Ruth
Cobb N G2nrZ. Ms. A X Scott
Per So. C-SutiEs. October -. from
Eilo: P L Aus-b2ch. Il W Adams
From Hama Z Y AtolS- Chin kse,
C o Coops-- From ksSnss- J. z
Frcm kahului- f. :.
Lyon. r. 5 Hasnsr. : ". Peterson.
3 : Pzxron- 3 8 Wong, D B Nur-
5oc1- wife and child: Ms D. Decker.
Ms " D. Holt. Miss - B2rdss. ".
SSl- z 4 Psck- x SsE- Cup ChOy,
wife and children. AkuE. a Ts-
yzrss- Mss L N2p3Iloe- From L2hzi-
liz Ms Thomas. Mss Thomas. H
and child. J. FCifnoto, :.
- 6eck
Departed
Per 81 Mama J1s- for Maui sct
Hawaii po-Is. October -F4ths-
aI5Ss Massey. C B Hall. c.
? NzydEsL. ". u Wal. J. 2 B1own-
Ms J D Paris, Robt- Single, Ms
2 Z GooihUs. - EErsaSE
Per str Khan October - for Mani
Ind Hawaii porIs-J P Hewitt. P 4
! Nsssch2srI- r W Shilgts. 4 WsiII.
" u Fscrzr. : : RiCZrd- C1zS- HIT
,o1h. ". H c Campbell, D. McCrzI.
: 4 Buns. Gso- Nun6On. Rev Y
.r-z-nU-z- W = Andrews. wife and
ssrTazC- Alex Andrews. Marion Al
irsTS l. r Gursy. IT, Z G. Keen.
Ms Rsz Teller and family Ms Hen
III. Alexander Smith znl wife, Mrs
/ Z Eslr01 and child. z P Psrte1
nj rife Ms g r Buzkzld and
laughter
Per ST W c. Hal October - 17r
E1ShsL- 9 2 Ee-Ttck- H
lu--o1 and wife. : C W00-Isy, Rev
S1lzck- Rev Frank Sczd5s-
Per : : China Oct- - for TIA Or
III frUo Ho1ol1Iu- L 4 Bysn- z
: HoyL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
XAEEIEO.

" ESSELS-AL-At WGzI-z Oahu.
O-tOoer q 1861. Mrs EsUs4 All
q GS1-Es WsSsss-
EANALI-SEAC-Ar PzEuz- Eouo-
tl- Ez|zE- October :. 1851. Rev
: L Dssaz 05eizucg- Mrs Miriam
ksz1- ss-sr Il Rev : I Dzs1z. u
J WIAu kDL
Hon.
f--1 Hawai- OcEoae- =. 1877, E15e-
Ahrza1 F-zzl5=1 o5cz11g, May
N=rss1-E 6zzs1-s- q Nr- so6
Mr. LzDss < NsrSs5Ug 70 4 ?
Ro1Lzso-- Ir- bo-h ct E0ool1lu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

Ths TeEo EEz kziztz las Fzrekzs-
- fer $3.50 Z 759s-coz tank szezEsr
-tdtk VII h @Flsys5 II tEs Il trzdz
tes~eea St11ksrz Cafeteria z-S Izpzn-
The eozPary zlsa tazEH thz Britlzh
szszzE Eau51zz- Ekisa VII d ~
zEed tke S1E0 Mari zzs he GFlo.-
II II tts szzs t-z6.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

SIR. Hinau. Freeman. for Hawaii
ports, - N,
SIR. Nauns Lea, SimerSon. for HS-
wan and Maui ports, - m
SIR. ", c. Hall Thompson. for IA
uEi ports, ; = m
Str. IwslanL self. for Maui and No
lOl<aS ports, ; =, n
:. : Windsor. Walters, for Ocean
Island. - m
P. ". :. 5, China. Frisle, for the
Orient. SIS ?, n
81. : : Windsor. Walters, fo-
OcsSn Island.
Am skgns. Fullerton. Mchschnie.
for Port san Luis,
Str. Nikahaia. Gregory. for Kauai
ports
Am. -, Robert Levers. Underwood.
to- Port Gamble
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
B1ooD POISON PREVENTED,

There is no danger from blood poison
resulting from wound when Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is applied. Il is
an anticeptic Eminent. and useless the
injury is very severe 1, will not leave
q scar. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha-
wall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

The mid-week meeting at the Y. NJ.
c. A will be addressed by DR.. Scud-
der tonight at a quarter to seven. The
meeting closes at seven o'clock. in time
for the students 10 attend the educa-
tionaI classes. Men are invited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
BOENs.

LACEADO-In HonoE1Iz- October q
u c1s wite q Frank Nzchzd1. Z S1u
RAVEN-Ar Esier-< CozrC- HocoiuIu,
O.c-1h@- ., 1871, y NJ and Ms c.
4 Rave : SzuEhtE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
Old Sores Cured By
.THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON "

Druggists refund money II DR.
PORTER ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fzIs--Nade By PARIS
MEDICINE CO, Saint Louis. L 3
of i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

STONEH Eanol1iz- Oe-o6=r - 1857.
? W S-oz-
F~rL f7 81 Ao5r9rz cztLstrzl
~ 5-sa oresoc. rtss zfEerl1o1- Er=-
E1 II MAJ cszsts-y-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
PROFESSIONAL CAEDs

DR. MeLENNAN-The Royal Hawai-
ian EoJsi. cottage N Entrance
Esrstsnia street, near j-,occton O.
AlSSsS G1i Emma streets. Homo
lulu Specialist n chronic. difficult
and lingering diseases Al honest
opinion given 81 frs CONSULTATION
Accommodation furnished island p4-
TENTS Telephone -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday. October -
b. :. :, Karvmbe. Anderson. Is days
from Auckland. : a. m.
St-. Nikahala, Gregory, from Kauai.
q. m.
Wednesday. October IS
2. NJ. :. :. China, Frieie. frein san
Francisco. $50 a. m.
Am. 50, Luka. Olsen, from I-sysan
Island. II a. m.
Str. MikshalA, Gregory, from Kauai
S,+S =. NJ.
SIR. ]. 4. Cummins Sesrie. from
Waiahole.
Thursday, October -,
Str. Ciaudiue. Bennett. from Hawaii
ana Mani pNr:S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
WANTED.

Assistant Book-kseper for a
P-zzrzsiOz oace- Apply IN writing.
s-z=fnz exp@rfsEee and szlzry expect
70 2. 4 Schzsser 4 Co, La
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

LEVERS & COOKE CRohe-, Levers
r. :. Lowrsy. g NJ CCoksl. Import
s-S SnG dealers in lumber Snd build
ing materials. O1scs. ~ Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
CFrom Thursdays Adveh,iser.)

(From Thursdays Advehtiser)
/ The Board of Health has sent a ply
stefan TO Koloa to investigate a num-
Der Of cases of typhoid fever reported
( from there.
4 II is stated that a shipment of go
, tons Of pahoehoe lava has been made
10 the Coast from Hilo by Hind. Rolph
x Co. The purpose is not known.
/ The company which has the contract
for furnishing the Santa Fe with ohia
ties will probably send TO Japan for
q thousand experienced axemen and
fcreSters TO carry on their work.
United States District Attorney
Breckons will take no steps 10 test the
question OF DR.. Katsunuma's CITIZEN
ship Whether he is q citizen or not
does not affect the validity of the mar
riages contracted under licenses issued
by him His commission as an agent
10 grant marriage licenses may be re-
vokei, however.
The Mackay companies. with the
opening up of the new Havana-New
York cable line on October Is, had a
total of $4,000 miles of submarine cable
operated by its subsidiary companies,
A-AN -
the Commercial Pacific Cable Conn
pzny. The new cable line. which has
cost between s1.iG0,000 and 1,5Oo, GEO.
has been paid for entirely out OF cur
rent proats-
DR.. Walter Brinckerhof returned
by the China yesterday from the main
land, whittier he went 10 attend the
Convention of DermatOiogists as the
representative OF the Marine Hospital
Service He says that work on the
Federal leprosarium al the leper set
Element will begin sh ortly. An archi-
tect OF the department with full au-
thOrity in the matter is expected
shortly. He viii receive bids and
proceed with construction There are
s75.eGa available for the building and
$500 for appliances
D. B. Murdoch. wife and child. OF
Maui. arrived by the Claudine yester-
day.
The American schooner Robert Lew
ers, Captain Underwood, left yester-
day for Port Gamble
Governor Frear yesterday signed
enother reprieve for Morito Keizo, fix
ing the new date for his execution for
January "a
Collector Of Customs Stackable has
been notified by the Attorney General
not TO collect tonnage tax on coal
brought here in foreign bottoms for
government Use.
II is probable that Hawaii will not
Dc represented in the Coast polo tour
nsment next year The reason is that
not enough OF the island players can
spare the TINE for the trip
The Bishop Estate has several thou |
sand acres OF land in Kona which are |
reported by Jared Smith. provisional |
II, as frs--cIass tobacco lands. These |
viii be opened up TO settlers as soon
as Jared Smith has made his final re-
port OF the suitability of the lands /
for tobacco
Dr. A. 3Iouritz is quoted as saying
that after considerable investigation 1
he is satisfied that waIlach can re-
store crippled hands and feet, and feel
ing in Unsspsitive spots returns He
is not yet prepared 10 say whether
these results are permanent Or not,
and that certain citizens have placed
money in his hands 10 bug WsIlach's
remedies II ne saw it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
BUSINESS CAKDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co,-Ns-
chins-y Q: every description made 70
order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25

The above gale has been. postponed
to Saturday. October %. 1901. AZ ~
. cioek noon. at the salesrooms OF
James 2. Morgan, s57 Kaahumanu
street, Honolulu, T. III.
JAS. r. MORGAN.
~ Auctioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
COURT NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY CT
HAwAII-HOLDIN TERMS AT
HONOLULU, COUNTY OF OAHU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-25
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu Thursday. October -. 1901.

S2-ss-
sxiG % ySl- Sc Asl
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DEPARTED

Str. Ciaudiue. Bennett. from HawS
and Maui ports.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-24

schools are far ahead IN methods AMI
results.
Prof. Boyd was followed by Mrs
Muscoe Burnett, Of the Woman'I
club. who spoke on education in gen
eral and the Introduction Of special
features
Ideals Of Discipline" was a difa.
lcult subject very ably handled by
Prof H. c. Ellis.
Under the head Of discipline, THE
Means as an End" was intelligently
discussed by c. B. Alexander.
''Rules and Regulations" was a
subject bringing forth much discus
sion, led by Lou Harper.
Before the adjournment this morn
ing arithmetic" was taken up and
"The Second Year in Numbers" ably
explained in detail by j.. w. Feezor
At ~ o'clock adjournment was
taken until 2 O'Clock this afternoon
when the subject of Arithmetic"
was continued
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-24
THE INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH.

The institutional church has been
the practical thought in several
sermons preached recently by the
Rev W. T. Boiling, and this sugges-
tion Of a Christian worker Of the
years and experience Of DIT. Boiling
may well be applied to the charge
that the church of today is not full
filling its functions. In other words,
that It is mot keeping up with the
tines" not meeting the demands Of
modern requirements. There Is moth
ing disrespectful In this charge. The
church organization, even the most
conservative, has changed materially
several times during the centuries.
The principal fault laid against
the church is, that it has lost its
hold on social life. That is a serious
thought The social life Of the world
Is our life at play II IS during social
hours the character or our pleasures
is determined. When the church los
IS It's hold on ouT social pastimes we
have only the material considera-
lions Of commercial life to restrain
MS from the natural Inclination of
the human heart to excuses. This isl
the view Of those churchmen. who
express alarm at the condition asI
they see it.
PROFESSIONALLY. in this country, es-
pecially. the spirit Of indivldualism
has begotten a consideration for the
individual, that demands more at
tention to his bodily welfare We are
self-reliant IN this age. We are ma
teriaiists. but our materlahsm IS
dominated By a spirit of charity close
akin to the teaching OF the prevail
ing religion The chief menace to
the power Of the church, lies in the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-24

It is difficult to understand b,
what authority the police Judge i.
compelled to remand cases against
juveniles to the county court for trial
1t is true, the juvenile court statute
provides. that prisoners of certain
.age. shall be tried in the juvenile
court, but the county court is not q
juvenile court, and the fact that the
county judge IS the judge Of the juy-
emile court. when there Is one, does
not constitute any tribunal ovel
which he presides a juvenile court
The. county court neither in fact MOI
spirit conforms TO the requirements
for a juvenile court This Is no;
meant as criticism Of the procedure
adopted by Judge Lightfoot in cases
OF Juvenile offenders presented be-
fore him. but every week there are
cases, in which juvenile delinquents
are remanded from the city court to
the Juvenile court" when there IS
no such thing as a juvenile court in
McCracken county.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-24
Tuesday Afternoon worIk.

Tuesday afternoon proved busy
one. the following subjects beinl
dissected thoroughly:
"Geography--Wh It Is" by
George B. Orr; excursions" Miss
Ada Long.
"History-What It Is" d. E. VIII
son; value of History" Patti
Chambers
Writing.
Preparations for Lessons" Miss
May Nicholson.
Devices for Forms" Bessie Bill
ington.
Practice Paper" Miss Zula Wren.
Causes of Tror Bile, "
Misses Oracle Hughes and Lille
Knott.
Uniformity" H. E. Yarbro and
Miss Maggie Harrison
"Time of Writing" Misses Nettie
Perkins and Mae Young.
This completed the course In writ
ing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-24
FEORIAN HELD FOR $4,000
THEFT FROM INSANE SISTEI

Peoria, H., July 24.@Frank K
Whiting. a member of one of the old
est families here, was arrested today
in Los Angeles, Cal, on the charge
of Nmisapproproating $4,000 from
the estate of his insane sister. Mrs
Ella Farnham, of which he had been
acting as conservator. The charge
of larceny was preferred against him
by the Fidelity and Deposit company
of Baltimore, Nd. Whiting was
forced to resign the conservatorship
a month ago.
Deputy Sheriff A. II. Thompson
left for Los Angeles with requisition
papers from Gov. Deneen. A mes
sage from Los Angeles says that
Whiting win resist requisition, but
the local officers are certain they will
be able to bring him back.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-24
IMMIGRATION
Is BEING STUDIED AT CLOSE
RANGE BY CONGRESS-.
Committee Divides in Europe and
Covers Whole Territory in Civ
en- Space Of Time.

Berlin. July "a 'nhe members
of the American immigration com
mission who, under the Craftsmanship
OF Senator William p. Dillingham; OF
Vermont. came to Europe to make a
thorough investigation Of emigration
conditions. are reuniting here pre-
paratory to going down to Hamburg.
They separated shortly after their ar
rival in Italy in order to cover the
various countries in their territory
with the least loss of time.
Representative Bennett, of New
York, arrived here yesterday from
Syria and today Senator Latimer Of
South Carolina and Representative
Howell, of New Jersey. g. in from
Russia and Representative Brunette
of Alabama, arrived from Eastern
Prussia Senator Dillingham; and
William R. Wheeler, Of Oakland, are
expected to arrive in a few days from
st. Petersburg. The commission has
gathered first hand, impressions of
nearly every phase Of the emigration
question in Southern, Southeastern
and Northeastern Europe, and It
now proposes to look into the situa-
ton in Western Europe.
II was the custom of Senator Lat
inner, in his Investigation TO go into
the country districts with an inter
prefer and talk with farmers and
farm laborers. questioning them as
to how much they earn and gather
ing information regarding the de-
gree of comfort in which the live
and the ways in which they work.
While Senator and Miss Latimer,
Mrs. Howell and Phillip Burnette,son
of Representative Brunette, were
walking past cafe on Inter Den
Linden yesterday evening a man in
side shot a woman. Young Mr.. Bur
nette at once ran inside, seized the
murderer, and with the neIp of 9TH
ers, detained him until the arrival OF
the police.
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development Of institutions which. il
not designed. are so conducted as "a
be practical substitutes for the
church.
Whether realizing 1t or not, peo-
pie have found the church does not
always meet the practical require
ments OF city life, and various organ
nations Of women and men, have ia
ken onto themselves the operation of
charitable and eleemOsynary institu-
tons, college settlements and such
like ventures. Some times, where
these were expected TO be close to
the church, they have become practi-
cal substitutes, while lacking in ev-
ery detail that spirituality, which
has perpetuated the church for all
these centuries.
1t is for the purpose Of making the
church the center Of social life, and
the hub around which charitable or
carnations and like Institutions ra-
date, and to direct the work Of
their promoters into channels that
lead to the church, that some minis
ters are now advocating the institu-
tional church.
In this view, perhaps, the Chicago
divine, who told the divinity stu
dents that the day Of the preacher is
past, and that the church demands
and organizers, was wholly
right.