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The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
lena Victims Identified.

Toulon, France, March 16.-Only IS
bodies have been identified of the 107
found in or about the hulk of the bat
tleship lena, the after part of which
was destroyed by an explosion of her
magazine March 70. All the dead
have been posthumously promoted SO
that the widows and other relatives
VIII reap the benefit of higher pen
sions.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
Louisville Strike Ended.

Louisville. KY, March 15.-By a
unanimous vote the 800 striking union
employees of the Louisville Railroad Co.
decided to accept the terms agreed
upon by their executive committee and
the officers of the company. All the
strikers will 20 back to work and full
service n the city and suburban lines
operated by the company will be re-
sumed today.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
Hanged Himself.

Lockport N. Y, March 13.-Carl
Cady Weaver, aged 2s, a nephew of
the late Henry Weaver. well-known
Chicago coal merchant and extensive
mine owner, committed suicide by
hanging.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
Pound RIesdlnn and pxinu

Salina. Kas., March IA. z. Pc
terson, a dairyman, 81 years old, was
found by the police bleeding from a
severed artery. He died without being
able to give information as to the muir.
derers.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
Embezzler shoots SELF,

Washington. March 16.--Rather than
face prosecution for the embezzlement
of $1,000 from the brokerage firm Of
Wade & Hodges. of which he was man
ager, Charles Abbott, 20 years old.
committed suicide by shooting.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
As Lonu as n. PUBLIC win bid.

New York. March 13-"The New
York Central is not going to take of
its 1S-hour train between here and
Chicago until the public refuses to buy
tickets for them" high official of the
road is quoted as saying.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
GUARDS stationed Near Ruef.

San Francisco. March 16.-Feur
guards detailed to assist Ellsor Buggy
in guarding Abraham Ruef have been
given quarters in the room adjoining
that which the prisoner occupies.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
Date Fixed for c. A. R. Encampment

Toledo. o.. March 16.-J. Cory Win
ans, chief Of stan Of the National
Grand Army Of the Republic. has re-
ceived notification from the citizens
committee at Saratoga. n. Y, fixing
the date of the National G. A. R. en-
campment for the week Of Sept. 9.
Mr.. Winans wired acceptance.
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
eraIn.Marke,..

ST. wheat-No. 2 red TN
97sc- Corn--No. white, z6N646kc.
oats-No. 2 white. 44Q44hc.
CHICAGo-wheat-No. red, 74x
@7Sssc. Con-No. 2, <5c oats-No.
2 white, 4s1t a 4sc.
Observation-Disclosures. 2 red.
7s677c; No. 3 red. Tsc
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22
conuressmen Al Panama.

Colon. March ls.-1The steamer Pan.
ana has arrived with So congressman.
who are desirous OF inspecting the
work done on the Panama canal
The weekly picket. (Canton, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-03-22

Red Bud, ILL.,. March 16.-John H.
Meyer. ex-mayor. 20 years old, died
here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-12
Hawkins, Blanche Rankin, Creta Ran
kin, Orpna Morris and Waneta Put
man
COLUMBIA.

Columbia preaching services
at this place will be in the evening
next Sunday
The ?ocial given by the school Of
this place was well attended and net
ted the school 1857
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stevens and
daughter, Iva, went to Knoxville Sat
urday for few days visit
Bert Carman of Ottumwa, South
Dakota, arrived December 5 for a
short visit with friends and relatives
here.
Mrs, Il. Peach and Mrs M. e. Knox
visited with Mrs w. w. Rapp last
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chsman is visiting
at the S.. A. Nye home.
Mrs, Earl Wells of Ottumwa visited
at the parental home Thursday and
Friday.
]. R; stodghill has gone to Colfax to
receive treatment at y springs Il
pleasant surprise was enacted at
the G. II, Stuber home Tuesday even
Ing, Dec 8, when the neighbors and
relatives to the number Of about &c
gathered to help celebrate Mr. Stubers
birthday.
| Miss Hattie WillkinsSreturned Thurs
day from Minneapolis, Mimi. wherr
she was called, by the serious illness
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-12
BATAVIA RURAL ROUTE NO. I

Batavia.--The meetings which have
been in progress at the Christian
church for the past month, conducted
by Rev. j. l.. Wilkinson, assisted by
Miss Maud Cree, the singer, both OF
Indiana. closed Thursday night with
about twenty-five additions to- the
church Rev. Wilkinson and Miss Cree
left here for Big. Mound, where they
will hold series of meetings.
Clifford Cole, rural carrier on Route
No from Batavia, was in Ottumwa
on business Saturday.
| A large number of the patrons OF
tthe route attended the funeral of tht
Hate ], Il. Mcdowell, which was held al
| the residence Of his son, James Nc
Dowell, last Thursday. conducted by
Rev, Petit of Abba, Interment wa
made in the Rladensburg cemetery.
William Wilson Is erecting a fine
residence on his farm.
Frank Morrison Is erecting large
stock barn ON his farm.
| The following officers We're elected
at the regular meeting of the nj. w. A
camp at Batavia Tuesday night: Ven
eravle counsel, Clifford Cole; worth,
| adviser, Elmer Nance; excellen
banker, w. S. Campbell; clerk. El
Alfred; escort, Charles Whitmore
Waterman, c. J. Smith: sentry, T. w
A. hogast; managers, L. E. Copelant
and N. l.. Downey; examinerrs-Drs
D. H. King and H. G. Porter.
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FARMING ALL WINTER

You can grow corn and good corn,
in Isle of-Pines and that trite and apt
saying applies here. Don't wait for
prosperity to come to you. Go to
prosperity. Get into partnership with
nature. Mother earth in this mild,
tropical land Of perpetual summer,
You won't need to buy fuel, and win
ter clothing.
The Isle of Pines stands without
peer as promising to furnish the Uni
ted States with its citrus fruits, vege-
tables and tropical fruits of the nigh
est qualities. It's climate Is ideal and
Its even warmth and beauty and
healthfulness the year round are some
Of the, reasons why this place is be,
coming the Mecca" for those wno
wish to get away from the rigorous
cold of our own northern country dur
ing the winter months. 1t is in this
beautiful region that William Hansell,
Ottumwa, Iowa, is offering farms in
tracts Of 20 and 40 acres for $25 to $50
If taken at once Mr.. Hansell expects
to go the latter part of the month and
would be pleased to have parties in
terested accompany him. The journey
is delightful one and is appreciated
and thoroughly enjoyed at this season
of the year. See the advertisement
on another page and write Mr. Han
sell at once for particulars and de-
scriptive matters.
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HITEMAN.

Hiten1an.-JabezI Crook left Satur-
day for an extended visit in Brazil,
Indiana
Mrs. David Davis and daughter of
Lucas have been visiting relatives and
friends here the past week.
Thomas Thomas and sister, Miss
Maggie Thomas, have returned to
their musical studies in Des Moines
after short vacation with their par
ents here.
]. R. Price of Abba was business
caller here Tuesday
H. G. Pagan of Des Moines was a
guest at the F. x. Beerkle home last
week.
Messrs Lewis Canvin and Blonde
Anderson departed Thursday for a
trip to California
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Williams of OF
tumwa visited friends and. relatives
here over Sunday.
The funeral services of George Muir
row, who was killed in mine No. A.
Tuesday We're held at the Friends
church Thursday at 8 p. M, after
Which interment was made In the
Hiteman cemetery.
Mrs L.. M Kridlebaugh was an OF
tumwa visitor Friday.
Rev Owenus of Long Creek preach
ed at the CONGREGATIONAL church Gun
day-
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BOLTON.

Bolton-Charles Whetsel moved his
family to Oskaloosa recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Beard returned
on Monday from a weeks visit with
relatives in Colfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson of
Evans spent Sunday at the William
Sugget home,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hummel returned
Friday from visit with friends in
Bladensburg.
]. P. Jones of Des Moines was a
business callerr In town on Saturday.
Joseph West, one of the drivers in
the mines had his foot and back Sc
verely hurt while at work in the mines
recently Mr.. West was knocked off
the tail chain by a piece of falling
slate and being unable to stop tbs
mule, was caught under the car with
the above result.
Charley Kissinger and wife spen!
Monday in Oskaloosa shopping.
R. williams spent Sunday in the
country with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Buck
nell.
The coal company started two more
new entries In it's No mine last
week. There are now eight entries
being worked. The main entries are
in over five hundred feet and retain
an average height of five feet and ten
inches of coal.
Rev. Osborn of Oskaloosa preached
to a large audience in the hall on
sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaskaden spent
last Sunday nj Evans at the parental
Woodcock home
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added. making twenty,seyen in LII.
Last fall year ago this plant was
| changed, new cement blocks were put,
| in and the work was all fixed up IN
good shape, but now after years
usage 1t Is all being taken out and
| electric batteries are heing placed In
| the Joints and the switches and sig
nails will all BIZ worked by eiectricty
making 1T much easier for the laa
night operators, who alse ha TO
throw the switches
Mrs. Reva McMains, who a.
few days In ottuHwa last le
home Of her brother Clyde Slru. ! and
family, reports that Mr.. Spohr met
with an accident last Wednesday
night while coupling some cars, He
had one rib broken and his breast
hurt by the cars coming together AMI
pinehing him.
Warden Bolivar of Floris spent Fri
day evening at the j. e, Johnson
home.
John Talbot and son Glen of Mem
phis, Mo-. are the guests yesterday
and today of j, NJ Eberline.
Mrs, w. A. Wishard and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Mccormick spent Saturday
and Sunday In Qttumwa as guests Of
lui. duu WiS. ExlliolL 4CdSHludA
larry Putnam expects to leave to-
night for Denver and Salida Colo.
Miss Lola FeagiHsof Eldon' Ia spenl-
Ing q few daya at the j p. johnson
home.
The NJ. w. A. camp is preparing to
give an enteFtainmsnt next, Saturday
u night.
Mr.. and Mrs, James whistler Of
Bloomfield spent Sunday with j. M
Mccormick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Skinner spen,
Sunday in South QttNnlwa with Mrs
SINNERS parents of 705 Queen Ann
avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. W, w, Wishard u
Bloomfield were the guests Sunday q
Mr., and Mrs. T. Il. Putnam
Mas Nma Johnson spent Sunda,
with relatives at Dunyille,
Mr.. and Mira, I'D Post and children
spent Sunday near Flpris with MI
and Mrs., Francis Niles.
Miss Edna Blankinship, who is en-
ployed In Kansas City, is Waiting her
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A, !.
lankinship.
Mr., and Mrs. George are still yer
III but are reported some better.
7 Mrs, ], ". Putnam has rented he
farm to John Mort,
Mrs. Eliza Howell and Mrs Susi
. Johnson and daughter Helen Of Be,
ton Were callers Saturday at the HON
Of Mr. and Mrs, ], p. Johnson.
TX Miss Hildred 4.lme and friend
" near Carbon were the guests SundH
70 Of the formsr's grandparents Mr.. an
n: Mrs. Isaiah \, are,
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Cummins ente
y tanned the Misses Merna and Sylv
=. Myers and Leila Eherline and Maste,
~ ~ Cecil and Alya Myers at dinner su
q day. .i
iiao Mr.. and Mrs. o. C Bell gave a di
81 ner Sunday to a number Of the your
- girl friends Of their daughter Hele
All had A pleasant time and all can
CHI to Sunday school In the afternoo
ng Those present were Ethel Brewste
ng Beryl Lockman Eilalia Harbour, All
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-12
tDDYvILLE MAN
is cARNISHEED
RESULT OF DISPUTE IN AMOUNT
: OF COMMISSION OBJ
LAND SALE

4 Sheriff Jackson has served notice OF
garnishee on A. T.. Carson OF Eddy
vile on behalf OF Bramer Bros, land
agents. for 500 Plaintiffs claim that
Carson is about to remove from Wa
kpello Gaunty, taking with him all his
Valuahles, and does not intend to
lSsve enough of his property to satisfy
! all his debts.
The trouble is the result of mis-
understanding about land deal in
which plaintiffs were agents in the
sale of Carsons farm. Carson is will
hing to pay them 5000 commission, but
Rramer Bros. claim the commission is
S400.
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Death Of Mrs. ooshia crulkshank.

Belllnap.-Mrs. Doshia Cruikshank
of Centerville passed away Saturday
morning and the remains will be LAID
to rest at that place this afternoon.
Mrs. Cruikshank is the daughter If
Mrs. A. w. l.ankin and a sister Ut
Frank Shelton of this place, Mr..
Shelton. and family left for Centerville
to attc%d the funeral. Mrs. Rankin
spent TtNrday there, hut owing to
the illness of. Mr.. Rankin was unable
to go today. Mr.. Rankin is reported
some better.
The levers of the interlocking, switch
tower at this place are again being
changed and eight new ones are being
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BlDWEtl.

Bidwell,- -4Miss Romola Chisman,
who is teaching the school at Center,
will give a social there on Saturday
evening. December 81. A fine program
Twill be rendered by the pupils, after
which refreshments will be served. All
are cordially invited.
! Mrs. David Man and children OF
- Chica go, departed Sunday evening
Nover the Milwaukee for their home,
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CANTRjL.


Cantril.-Mrs Mary Stops is visit
ing her son Roy, at Pittsburg.
The Missionary society met Friday
of last week with Mrs. Mary Swank
Mrs. Lucy Curry Of Milton is the
guest of Ed Harrison this week.
Dr.. PAIL and family returned last
Tuesday from visit with Keokuk rel
atives,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith are re-
joicing over the birth of son. Dec. s..
o. W. Creath was in Keokpk this
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Corns are visiting
their daughter at Mt Sterling.
/ II Mrs. Austin Gilbert is visiting a,
the home of her son, Hiram Gilbert;
Miss Tressa Warren was Milton
| passenger Tuesday. q.'
Sherman Stonebraker III. j. Casadyi
4 Roy Picket and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Powell returned Friday from Chicago,
where they had been the past week at
Itending the fine stock show.
Smith Johnson of Stockport Is Wis.
| iting Cantril friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Bennett VISITED
their son at Milton the first of las
y week ,5-.gsfy .tt.,
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after a weeks visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Perry visited
friends in Ottumwa Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Right of Ottumwa
visited Sunday at the Allen Worley
home.
Elmer Williams of Chillicothe visit
ed at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Lottie Williams, Sunday
Miss Eunice Chtsman returned sun
day, after brief visit with relatives
in South Ottumwa. s,e
Miss Elsie Sales of Ottumwa visit
ed relatives and friends here Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Hall and daughter OF
Ohio are visiting relatives in this vi
Mrs. ROY Gates and little daughter
are both quite Ill with tonsllitis:
DR.. d. T. Rambo of Chillieothe was
professional visitor here Sunday.
| Mr.Iand Mrs. David Gronms Of Chill
iilicothe visited Sunday at the Charley
Lewis home.
Miss Allie Kerr, a prominent young
woman, of this place, was married last
week tpF Clarence Harding of Eddy
vile.
Thomas Kerr visited Friday at the
Joseph SLathrop home in Kirkyille.
Miss Elsie Umphrey of South OF
tumwa, visited her friend, Miss Edith
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. P. vanfossan OF
High Point visited Wednesday at. the
4 Everett Johnston home
RoIla Lewis had the misfortune tc
get a fine young horse badly injured
last week by getting a foot entangleo
in wire fence.
Warren Townsend Of South Ottum-
wa visited relatives here Sunday.
G. Fl. Chisman delivered hogs IL
| Ottumwa Thursday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-12
FRANK B. CLARK, LII. L. SWENSON

Of her little niece Thema Howe, Al,
last accounts she was worse. 49, :.
William Scots and Mr. Oyersteck Of
Kirkville and Ezra Stevens and, son.
and daughter visited at the John Az
mold home Sunday.
>" The social announced for December
Al has been postponed until after
Christmas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06

Do not give the - .tood that is
Mot nouriship w."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
UNCLE SAM after
FOUR ALLEGED
METAL THIEVES

The metal thieves, who are said to
have been operating about Honolulu
lately, are liable to find themselves
up against more serious charge
than mere petty thieving. They have
bucked up against Uncle Sam, and
that gentleman is not one to fool
with lightly. The United States
Government prosecutes case ais care
fully when 1t is small as when 1t is
large and the punishments upon con-
viction are as rule much more
severe than those melted out by po-
lice authorities. ...
United States Deputy Marshal
Winter, in a big automobile, went to
Waimanalo this morning, armed with
warrant charging him to arrest in
the name of the United States four
boys, who are alleged to have taken
part in the pilfering Of metal from
the United States lighthouse shed.
The boys are David Kanelo, Dick Ka-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
CRUISERS COALED
AND CLEANING
EXCEPT MARYLAND

All the warships except the cruiser
Maryland have now coaled and are
partly cleaned up. and by the early
part Of next week the cruisers which
are will be opened to the visitors who
desire to see Uncle Sans fighting ma
chimes. In the forenoon the public
will not be allowed to visit the
cruisers, but In the afternoon those
who wish to may upon getting per-
mission from the officers go on board.
AS yet there are no definite plans
made for the entertainment of the Of
ficers. They in their part intend to
entertain the shore people as soon as
their ships are thoroughly cleaned.
The flagship West Virginia, which fin-
ished its coaling yesterday, is being
cleaned and painted.
There were many young ladies pres
tnt at the naval docks this morning
trying to go on board, but none OF
them dared to express their wishes to
the sentries who were guarding at the
gates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
CRAFTS
ARE
BEING PURCHASED

While several yachts like the Spray
and others which have been offered
.or sale lately have failed to find pur-
chasers, there is still considerable ac-
tivity In the pleasure craft market.
y. N. S. Williams has bought the yacht
Dash from Chris Johnson, and is TAX
ing her to Kahului, where she will
hereafter be used, on board the Clau-
dine this afternoon. The Dash was
built In New York, but has been in
Island waters for several years. She
Is about thirty feet over all.
1t is reported that Fred w. Mac
sarlane has placed an order with
Swanson, the San Francisco boat
builder. for 25-foot launch, which is
TO have speed of ten miles an hour,
She Is to be used principally at Pearl
Harbor.
1t was also reported along the wat
erfront this morning that Geo. p
locke was contemplating the purchase
of 40-foot cruising launch, but
Cooke when seen stated that he had
not reached this decision in the mat
ter as yet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
A|LON|AN MUST
DELIVER RATS

An official notification has been
sent to Captain johnson of the Hilo-
aian, which arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday, by the United States
Marine Hospital Service to the effect
that all rats, live or dead, which are
found on her while in port, must be
Immediately forwarded to the quar-
tntine officials. The rats are want
cd for the purpose of. ascertaining
certain important facts.
The man who was found afflicted
with plague that. came down on the
Sierra N doing very well since his
operation. DR.. Ramus said this
morning that he will be around pref
ty soon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
POTWINE- SHIPMAN.

A pretty wedding took place last
evening at st. Andrews Cathedral, tho
contracting parties being Miss Alice
Snipman of West Liberty, Iowa, and
the Rev. William E. Potwine, rector
OF st, Elizabeth's church, this city.
The Rev. Restarick ofliciated. After
the ceremony Bishop and Mrs. Res
tarick gave a delightful reception at
their Emma Square home in honor Of
the happy couple. A large number OF
beautiful presents gave evidence of the
esteem In which the Rev. Potwine and
his bride are held.
The honeymoon will be spent at the
Give Davies mountain home on Tan
talus. ..#.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
ALL IS QUIET
PUMP INCLUDED
At NUUANU DAM

A large and profound stiffness
reigns at the upper end of Nuuanu
valley. The dirt has ceased to fly.
The chug OF the pump, the putting of
the engine are merely echoes of the
past. Here and there a lonely labor
er wanders about disconsolate and
mourns for the days that were. Work
on the big dam has been stopped.
When 1t will go on again no man
may say.
Engineer Rowland stated this
morning that not more than twenty
men are retained on the job, and they
are there principally to see that
things do not run down and the work
already done deteriorate.
OF the last $4,000 devoted to the
building Of the dam, about $500
remains, and this will be used to pay
the few men who will be kept on
the work until more money is forth
coming. Rowland says that II all
the men are taken off, great damage
might result. The gates have to be
opened and shut occasionally to keep
them In working order, and there Is
always the danger Of freshet COM
ing along and doing considerable
damage.
As to the pump, Mr.. Rowland says
that the Public Works Department
has put In a claim with the Western
Gas Engine Company. of Los Angeles,
the firm which sold the pump to
Rowland, The company has been
informed OF the tenor of Mr.. Kopke's
report and the department has re-
minded the manufacturers that any
reputable firm would make good the
broken cylinder. Il have no doubt, "
says Rowland, that the firm will at
once cast new cylinder and hurry
II on"
But In any case, this will take
time and there is little chance OF the
bumps being in condition to resume
work for months to come.
How long II will be before the Ter
iitory has money to resume the con-
struction OF the dam is hard to tell.
Treasurer Campbell goes east today
TO arrange about the placing OF a
new loan, but this will take time,
how much nobody knows. In the
meantime, the large and profound
stiffness at the upper end of the
Nuuanu valley will continue to be a
distinguishing feature of the land
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06

An heir to William Waldorf Astor's
millions was born at Cliverden. He is
the son of Waldorf Aston. Jr., and will
he called Waldorf III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
Held 10 GRAND Jury

Suzuki and his wife, who were
brought from Maui on the charge OF
selling liquor without Federal H.
tense, had their hearing before the
United States Commissioner this
morning and both were held to the
action of the Grand Jury. Suzuki's
bond was fixed at $1,000, which he
gave, and the woman was released on
her own recognizance on account OF
The fact that she has two small chill
dren to look after.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-06
q ID a Dc a a * q % % % 10 u a % q
4 PASSENGERS BOOKED u
q 4 " 81 10 W VI n % n 70 H NJ % H u y

Per S. s. Hilonian, Johnson, for San
Francisco, September 10.-Miss C.
Giles, Miss NJ, Cation, E. Patterson,
Mrs. o. c. Swain. DR.. N. b. Emerson,
MIR. and Mis-. C. NJ. Symonds and
daughter, John Reid, Robt Morgan,
W. Dayton, Mrs. l.. Hansman, r r.
Thompson, Mr.. Deas, Miss RI. Wal
dron, Mrs. Jameson, Marshall Grain
ger, o. r. Wilson, John M. Alexander,
Mrs. Morgan Wong, Miss Sleeper. F. F,
Farmer. A. Sounter, Julian Monsar-
raft, Captain Hackett, G. p. Merricl,
:drs. Gunderson and child, Ida Belle
amb. Mrs. n. G. Smith. Mrs. A. Rapp,
Z. V. Gray. Mrs. G. Fergerson, Chinese
pastor and wife.