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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.-AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of John
James Hair, Deceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Probate of VIII.
A document purporting to be the
last will and testament of John James
Hair, deceased, having on the goth
day of May, A. D. 1908, been present.
ed to said Probate Court. and a petit
ton for probate thereof, praying for
the issuance of letters testamentary
to Carrie Amelia Beckwith Hair, hav-
ing been filed by Carrie Amelia Beck
with Hair,
It is Ordered, That Wednesday. the
Sth day of July, A. D. 1908, at 10
O'Clock a. m. Of said day, at the court
room of said Court at Waikiki, Maui,
be and the same is hereby appointed
the time and place for proving said
viii and hearing said application.
It is further Ordered, That notice
thereof be given, by publication once
a week for three successive weeks in
the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
newspaper, the last publication to be
not less than ten days previous to the
time therein appointed Tor hearing.
Dated at Waikiki, Maui, May 20,
1908
(Sd) A. n. KEPOIKAT
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Sec
ond Circuit
Attest:
(Sd) EDMUND H. HART,
Clerk.
(SeaD
S0t5-Mav %. %. June 10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-12

all is said, the prevalent opinion among
the Washington politicians is that Con-
gress has opened itself to severe Demo-
cratic arraignment and that it's in
efficiency and extravaganza may be
pressed during the campaign with some
beneficial effect for the Democracy.
The charges will be all the stronger
because the Republicans have long
boosted that as a party they have al
ways approached legislative questions
in a business like way and because
they follow the standard of Theodore
Roosevelt, the man who t'does things"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. IN PROBATE. AT
CHAMBERS.
In the matter of the Estate of Gard
ner K. Wilder, late of Honolulu
deceased.-Before Judge Alexander
Lindsay, Jr.
Order of notice of petition for allow
ance of final accounts and discharge
in this estate.
On reading and fling the petition
and accounts of William c. Wilder,
administrator of the estate of Gard
ner K. Wilder, late of Honolulu,
wherein he asks to be allowed $5577. IL
and he charges himself with $5976. So
and asks that the same may be exam
ined and approved, and that a final
order may be made of distribution of
the property remaining in his hands
to the persons thereto entitled, and
discharging him and his sureties from
all further responsibility as such ad-
ministrator, and for the distribution
of said estate to those who are en-
titled to the same;
1t is Ordered, That MONDAY, the
29th day of June, A. D. 1908, at nine
O'Clock a. M, before the Judge of
said Court at the Court Room of said
Court at Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
be and the same hereby is appointed
as the time and place for hearing said
petition and accounts, and that all
persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as
to who are entitled to the said prop
erty. And that notice of this Order, in
the English language, be published in
the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a
newspaper, printed and published in
Honolulu, once a week for three sue
cessive weeks, the last publication to
be not less than two weeks previous to
the time therein appointed for said
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, this 21st day of
May, 1908.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR.,
Second Judge, Circuit Court, First
Circuit.
Attest:
J. A THOMPSON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit
C. w. Ashford, attorney for admin
istrator.
So45-May %, 20; June 5, p.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.-AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-12
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to COZ nj
cate, either In person or by let's 18th
Ensign L. Anderson, mat the
Salvation Army Woman s~r,I
Home No 1eo- yin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

tllng 2eii Grif5ion'S iiir ben Seeocr-
tebr orf oen1 Ntlontiidlcn S5eoll 5it-
ionnnnelt, 10 ergibt lid 5olgenoes:
Seif bat fiir iei1c 9}eiIe bon Grons
larlo nod Iortpe9en feineSlpegs Den
@eg iiber GslonO gemablt; oenn es
fom gerooe oorouf on, oieien gefa6r'
pollen &eg 5lt meiocn. Gr mG1lte
pielnebr ooa meiter gegen SilOen
it'd beiin6enoe ofiene O}cer OILS 6obr-
itroBe, oesQleiden fiir Die Hildtdbrt
bon Normegcn nod 8ronlono, mo-
bei CT beformtIih Die norooltltdell
@ebiete Noroon,crito's 3uIdllI9 emit
bette. Somit bot CT Oct Seeme9
iibcr Ben n0roli6cn NtlontiIden
OSeon entoedt mlo lit Ser Sobnbres
der fir oen ip0tcren Seeperfebr 5nl'
i6en europa utO Nnlerifa gerpor'
oeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

,Su Scr Belt pcn $50 bis 800 idicn
Is, ais Oh Die nellc Nniieollung oui
@ronlan0 Don europa gGn5li6 obs
GeIpcrrt bleiben ioutc. &ciner Der
N~niieblcr bat mGbreno iener 3eit ocrt
Serlud), nod Sslonb 5uriid5uiegcln
mternommcn, ltlo nit ocn flcinell
6obr5en0eL oic Grit nl0 icinelRon-
nc belobcn, buritc cine SSobrt ourd)
Den gef1brliden GiSgiirtcl oltd ou5lt
nagballig erld)eillcn. Wton b cIhloB
en0lid, einen onocrcn SerIlldl 81 ma
tcll, rlGmlid) llad Dem oltcn Sci
mutblnnoe 6es 8eIdledtcS, nnd)
Hormcgcn, 81 %gelangen, mo Scit,
Ser Sobn grifs bcs Hotbeu, ~riiItete
81 0icicn 3mef boS Sobr5eng oes
Gotera aus. SIS galt ull1l, lolpclt
liiOlitb pom Sap Suremell 5n Itcils
erlt, oaB nlnll feline Gisbergc trail
llno bieier Gerlltd) gelong I'M Sabre
800. Scii ulb leine Wonnen ourd)s
qltertell moblbebalten 0cn Mtlontl=
idcl1 Sjeon uno ltellerten iopeit iiio-
nGrts, Dob lie 5llcrlt oltf ben Sehris
oen 9ol1o erreid)ten,
Nltn befono mon ltd) I'M befonn-
ten 1Sabrmaiicr; oern port ben Sebri-
oet aus murOen ieit often 3citell
Iobrten ilber Die Srfncp- nio Sbet-
lonoS- SnieIn nod Norpcgcn inter
nontmen. Gieic Sobrt BON 8roll=
Iallo iibcr bic ihottiidjen Snleln nod
Norpcgcn lit sic erlte mirfli6e Of
lnntiId)e Neiie, un0 tie iid)ert Dem
tiibnen 9cif Grif9ipn bcn Hanlen ols
Gntocder oeS Seepegcs Fiber oen gt-
lnntiid)en OSeon. Sic ipllroe alld)
mdud)en mlbcren Seefobrern sum
Gorbilb, un0 CT Ielber benubte aud
in Dem iolGenoen Sabre oieien See
meg III lunacfebrter &idltlng.
Sm @crbit 800 fam nGmlif Sell
grifsIon 81 Dem norluegiihcn $50
niae Slai in HiboroS ulto muroe
oeilcn 8eiolgsmonn. Ger 3onig be-
mog i'm s,,nt Gbriitenthum iiber5it-
tre.en. Nodoem Self iiI ein neites,
mebr slpedcntipred)e1bes Shiff bate
bouen ~loiIen, begab CT iid I'M Sont'
mer 1000 sllriid nod @ronlono rno
m1blte ielbitreoenb benielbeu @el
iiher bos ofienc Meer, Den er I'M ppr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
@icr5cn ScitcM,
Sountago Elnnbcrei.

Ger IS. Sttobcrl Sin b%cnfuilr0is
Ger GoQ Der Mclt1elAihtc. Der brittle
Idg pes observation-disclosures bel Scip'
3ia Qcdcn Nopolcon, oelG eroberunoS-
lrnO l0uocrgicrigcn GOrlen I'M Sabre
1918. Cine &oIferid)lad)t miro tic iii
Ger 8Cidid)te g%elannt, III Der Die
Scrridoit NopoleonS iiber eil1en gro
zen 5bcil Guropo'8 gebrod)en nltr0e.
Gitcr ser glorrciditen Gage III Der
8eifidbtc 9clltl6lou0'S, Der Is. Of
tober 1913, cine ,berrli6c S6lodt,"
mic Safer 9lrHot ~ouSrici, bic IeutIdl-
lono, bic europa bon Dem e%ilerllen
Sccpter 9oroparte's bcfreite. Cine
bolbc Mtillion rang III 0ielcm SDlfers
tunlpie Drei Gage lang matchmaker,
I'M Singer, bo9 ben Sicgern 10000
an So0telt uno Ecrlurnocten oarilll-
ter 1000 Sifi5ierc, %foltetc. Ser Sllbc.
oeS groBcn Sicgcata9eS c%rfilllte gon5
Gcutitlan0. ipenu audi Der Sieg
theller crfollit mar, ltlb Nrn0t lang
non Der SiegeSfun0e:
3oa mor eli Along, Der Oo5 Ser5 CT
irellt,
Sos flollg ruic binmlii6c Gpmbeln
belt:
Sabc Can't Der WGbr' bon Dcn blilti.
0cn Streit!
2aBt Mittpen mo 9rGllte Die So6.
ten tlagcll,
@ir iiltgcn nod iroblid) III Ip0teltclt
Sa9en -
Die 2eip5iger S6lo6ti
Cine Siiac BON Hltbnt mo Wtlltb
ln0 @elben5orn brGngt lid 5ulon1.
men III oieIe Gage Der SolterId)lad)t
bel Seip5ig. Nbcr etpoS brad)tc Der
IS. Gftobcr 1913 Dem bciltiben &olfc
nid)t, oaS Itootlidc 8ano, boS Ole
Gelitl6en 6rlnmmeu gebalten bate.
Is entitanb nod ollenS pfern Der BE.
i~rciungSfriege feil oeuti6cr Stoot,
nur Die loic Sorn zines u0lferredt.
l:dcn Slunoes, Der lid eil balb Sabrs
biul0ert lang binihlcppte, IS feblte
Die 0eutid)e Ginbeit. 1omn aber ers
itnnh 0elitidlano Elm Gede, Der bell
Gom Der 0eutiden Ginbeit bolte;
Ser nit letter &aub gIorreid) blnaltSs
iiibrte, Nos anocre mir getrGrmt nnO
criebnt botten. llno bellte am Is.
Sftober 1908, % Sabre nab Der
Sd)lod,t bon 2eipsig, fillbet 9isn1ord,
Der HeidSIhn1ieb, Nllfnobme in Der
Malbollo, Der bon Dem &0nig 2llO'
rriO Dem GrItcn bel Heaetsbllrg ge.
9riinoetell Hubnleabolle. Gr miro eia
ller Der @albull0 g 8enolien. Menm
ir9cno ein 9elltifcr IN @olbaQa Ell.
men GbrenploB peroient, Damn lit c3
Otto BON Siamnrd, Der %ciicrue &ollSs
fer, Der Sh0pier oeS nel,cn bcilt-
Idcn Hcitea. Gin einiges 9eltid)-
lanb 5u ld)oIien, mar Die grobe Nut-
Gobe, Die iid) Der groBe Wtom geItellt
e. llno CT bat lie glGn5eno &c
alien Sinocrnilien gum SroBe.
oil Sinbernilicn bat co ltiht 9e-
teblt I'M GoIfe. I'M Sacrament mie
nm Soie. @ie a10ers ooS 0eittld-
~. ) OIL Is. Sftober 1908 mic oos
tom is. Sftpber 1918!
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@iliam 2uuiS Sdlmibt.

G5 itarb am 10, Sito6er 1908 @iuiam
ltebter Sobn bon Gpnruo Sbmiot ulo Der Der
ltotbereH 9cIene S1miot. Die Nceroigung
ti1oet bon Der 9So5rIug oeS 8eritorbenen 3l
SrootlplL NHue Nrunoei=9ountp 6. StruBe mo
Mieutbatp1Stu. ulIs am Spnntaa, Ndhmits
TAGS . u6r, ttatt. Ser @ottes0ienit miro in
Der eoat9. sIl1tb, Ct. 4auls.air6e 81 Curtis
ocni ySSeitern 6riebbpfe". @abrtiidtrdaer fins:
9&ilidm SRaber, gSiIinm Gtf1el, Scrntau @is
idoei, @Irtbur 0ieDer, Ntuiam Strob, Jranf Gur.
tOnD-Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Der oemihe Correspondent, ga(imor5 an, Counting, Sen Is. chOber 1908.

Gltercn Giicn5eit lpcit gen Ior0cll
| bllloui gelongcn fpnntcn.
T$m Sabre 1913 mltroen Die crltc1
@itin8eriabrten no6 ben Sbet-
lambs uno Orfnep- Snieln qemadbt.
Gam lua9tcn it'd Die fiiDncu @ifin.
ger mciter in boa offe1e Meer, no.
bel lie INNS Gobr $50 aHi SSlono
itieBcn. Sic umihiftten ole Snie(
unO modten sic Gntocduno, bob
atd) Sslono nidt 0os G1tBerIte@ren3s
loi1o Der @elt Iei, BOB oielmebr mcIt-
lld mo norolidJ 0aDon Elm bon &c.
tdbrIld)en Gisltr0min9en umgebencs
groBcs uno 8ebtrgigcs &Gno iid be-
ronO. 1icie @ntocdrng erfolgte ct.
ma un's Sobr 900.
Num Iolte c5 olt6 1lid)t oQ5ulongc
rdbren, 6eDor mani Dcriud)te, mad
oieiem Neulon0 3t iabren. Der
critic, Der oieien Geriuh ma0te. mar
Ser filbne Normamtenfii5rcr Grif Ser
Hotbc (Girefo Hunoi). Im Sabre
$50 erreide CT Die aiiitc 0e5 unbe.
fanntcn 2onoes, oos er ipGtcr @ron-
lono, 0aS CRIME 2on0, naunte. 3us
nGdit trai CT ben gepultigcn Gis9let-
Idcr, Der belitjutoge 4ltiiurtof bciBt,
ocn or leincr 6orbc mcgen u9lnl-
bcrn0" nonlltc. ga or bier feline
@an0uu8Sfiilte fono, iuhr er mltbig
meitcr iiiOmGrta uno erreid)tc ons
beutigc Sap Snrcpell, oo3 CT ySpor7
pcn" (6cn Menbepln1tD namnte. gr
icHelte oil Scr iiioliGcn Spite porbei
mo fam in mebr ongcnebmc 0ebicte
I'M 'itomcItlidcn @ronlnao.
No6 5mciiGbrigcm Aufcntboltc
febrte cr mlf bcmiclben Megc nad)
SSlano 5uriid uuto mirGte Nun nit
alien &rGftcn inter ben &%Slduoern
oofiir, 0o5 ncllc 2mto 81 fploniiircn.
9olo oorollf mnroe ct,c expedition
pon % S6iiicn mlagcriiitct, nm
@r6nlonN IN @eIib ST ncbmen. g8ic
QcfobrooQ oieie Sccio6rt gelpeicn
Iein mltb, ergibt iid) olro cilem BE.
riht Der aItcl "2on0nouo," Ocnl5lts
folGc mir II Sdiiic ibr 3icl crrcid-
fen.
Snn1it liz @r6nlon6 oflcrlbor $50
pon &slnn0 oli5 belieoclt moroen;
otcr Gin cigentiid)cr Scencrfebr 5mi.
ld)en @r0nlono un0 Sololo fam nie
SIT StolOc. Mdn inb nGmli6 cill,
0oB cine unmittel5orc Scciabrt nod)
@r0nlano oa5u Qef0brliN ici, mnO
oob mo mic nit Sidcrbcit ben Sis
Itronungen olf Dem @c9e an Der
aiiitc C%ltgronlono'S Inn nSpnrpen"
t&ap 6arcpelD bcrltm entgcbcn
tonne. @teorrbolt mad)tc ma mobl
GerIltdc, I'm cinen ummittelbareu
Sceccrtebr 5riihen SSlono uno
8r0nloto ber5uItcQen, ober man
CAB lie bolo mieber oltL mo 5por
mor Die llriode bic, ooB man menis
&c Sabre ipGter cinen neltcn See
meg cntocdte, Der oQcrbings lpeit
ncbr Mrtb uno &iibnbeit uorars.
Icbte, abcr troboem melt meniger ges
fnbruoQ mar. Gs bollocltc iid babel
INN Den Scemca BON @ronlono nad)
Norpegen umnlittclbur iiber oell Nt.
lnntilhen S5cnn. Ser Gntocder
mos 2eif Grifaion.
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YIN bic Samcn.

Surge 9anlen. peIfe rtpberne Shneioerfunlt
fem. ipobin iih oefiir ;i menben. sic braudpen
nlir bel sri, VI. &nbcrS, Dir. 302, @cit.Sara.
tnaa: strnke, tor5uipreten. ibrer 9tantel dIs
5o9ilftg etltra9eIt. li1b lie lertterl Die STUNT itab
Ser fnrigeffritien'ten Metbnbe. sic erhdltft
aiberbem erilnblihen llnterriht i'm 3ufhneis
ben. Sebr liberale 0eotnglneen. Srf. VI.
@rbers, Wr. 302, Wct.Sa ratpgas Strakc.
(37G-) ,
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Seiitc Sam6ru helm.

IS Itar0 am Is. Cttu1er 1908 Strait Settle
5anbcubcim, A@itliue GoE 6raHt lalbenbetl1,
i'm Sauie tbrer Wtplter. tSruu Gbarle3 Iltls01!e.
9tr. 1903, 9tovos4 ntleriuusEart @IDerie. Die
8eeroigllg tinoet bon ber oben geIlarntctl
9Sobuune am sountag, 9iGdmittase 3 ll1r,
itntt. @eitcGltna aut benz p@Glttn'sre 6tteos
bofe." cod
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Catherine Wrcr,rr.

IS faro ON II. Sttober zoos in ibrcr Ietiet
@obnllig, &r. no. aenpooos goellie SniBrrtae
0rtu5er, QSittpe non Nerntnro 8ret6er, I'M
gllter poH II SGbrcn. Sic 3ett' Der Seerol'
nunn mlrn inlter nnAEtslGL. L2l2-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Spiu y. Sd,matfa, If.

o. itarb am II. GlioDer 1908 Sp6u 3.
SApntta, it,, dItciter SobH bon Nr. !. ..
oct MiuutGg, 9,dnmitiaas nm 8 ubr, bon Gr.
zoos, y,oro19t1a0pnp. aus itatt. (292-3J
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Tic eriteu Hciicn iibcr ben Mtlanti
id)cn Sscan.
Gon 5. y. 5iI$tom.


(2eeten Montag purbe Columbus
tog, Der it6. Sobrestog Der gntoc-
dung Ymerifo's 0urd) Gbriltopb So
lntlbus, geieiert. Ia lit rs an Ela.
&c, eincn tur5en NbriB Der Nmerito.
6abrten uor Scr 3eit bc3 fiibnen8cs
mcicn i'll Grinneruns 3u brinGen).
GnB Amerifa nid)t 5iicrit bon Sc.
luribus I'M Sabre 1882, ionocrll
id)cn I'M bas HSabr 1000 bon tiib-
men Hormaiinen entoedt murbe. ooS
Iernt beat5itage ieOe5 Shulfinb I'M
erbfunblifen llnterridi. 9isber
iiano jebod) ieit, DAP Columbus Der
gntoeder oes Seeneaes iiber Den
atlantiidjen S5ean lei, nob er Die
erIieu Heiien iiber oieien S,eoll I'M.
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Gmilu Z. Glein.

gs itnr6 an tG. Sfiober 1908 6miip :,
Siein. aeliebte Iodter Der peritorbcten @ntas
nueI nm Gliiabetb HIeiu. Die Srauerfeier i'm
BET am sonHtaa, .t1k3 llbr ylndlnittags, lit her
SSobHr19 .pcn Sofcpb Bauer, gSinoi0raoeiGbts,
itntt. Weiiehln0 rrinaiim. l241l
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0irl1lidlc Inacisen.
Srcieiniafeits. as.S

(Eaitor ". 5. Sier9er)
Sic gcriirrndtlheni6uie miro am 3. Cttooer
i'm Sdbulbnu5 beginner. arItclouneeit neroelt
entgeGetI Ge1luiHl1eIt.
Sas GiautanteH =Su6ilditm Ser Gemeinee
miro am %. Ettober mo 1. 3upembcr gefeicrt.
(Gept275SolloSu-)
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GDrraIne.
Baltimore SentctcrD.

gEreaH: 6rautiiu.Sle, 9altiwu-e. II. Nortbftr.
&eqrGbniBpi15e ann Gerfdul - bon $50 an,
NIT Ytarmorpi0lien abgcgren3t $35. Bidb
fir bier Srlbcr. Greie Welusuua ocr 0opeue
fir Grnueraottesoleniie. GJmlitG.1O
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uuopns4SarfsScHtetcrg

Siireau: w. u, MeIt. e. ratugu.strnas, uuo
SauOt.@ingnug: 5reperits 9iuao.
9cerdbuibpIdBe bon $25 an inter beitdRotger
glulftbt, SbnittblnElvlt &ciutHoe, RtlaII6cu etc,
neroc1 I'M Irrihbuu5 an Gnnpts@iltaana ees
funoen. lltfer Ygeut miro, fpenn geipiinftt,
ouripredbcn. t92-)
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Mt. CliUct Ecmttcrn.

Giugang an yreoert6s Moab.
Cots 5i nerfanfeu inter leiCbtett geotHIlingeH.
Ber!auf5sgtgent d. g. Gulourp.
Cuu3-b Nr. b05, Wmertcdrs9'Ihd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

Mime. ecucnuD beitGt Die Nls3ei6aung, inebr
erfolereibe. iett in StcIlln9 bettltolihe 500
lirtae &c. ebrt 5l BADEN, ais ale attoerel 3us
fdneioes SduIeH 5uiarnnten. Gag mo. Aoeho'
fluiicr. SbIrtpnlfts lta1 ltaab 6ugelbntttell.
Farifer W{uiter lest an Sdah. Wnte. Seuchuf,
9lr. IFS, &eit.2eritgtous 9trGae.
(Sftf61MtD
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@crruiid,tc Iuscigen.
Trarf Is. Sphntau.

etanS IS, 2rringtun.MiGrft. Seine S6inlelt,
Sped mo 5bnali. lSurit uIler Sortcit. llHo
Q6fels uno iriihe5 5Ieii6. &. Y ,8RpHei
ct. 4Suul 1908 y. (Stl bZDd)
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$3.50

:. Groiuleg, Scfretdr.
gEg5EItgssssgga z 5 II EHTEsEzHsN
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Tran 6. Snpi0iOn.

6cocru aereini9t gefriuielt NM 0eiIrbl;
Site gcidrht it1o llcu lnpoelIirt. 2t0 Nrlt'
2crinatonrS Str, e. g. y. @bone, 81. saul 1860.
(Sf1l, .QtD
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
FUNERAL OF MAI. HART.
services 20 BE Held at Late Residence
Burial in Arlington.

Funeral services for Mai. James p.
Hart, who died at his home. 621 Maryland
avenue northeast. Sunday, will be held
this afternoon at the late residence. at I
o'clock. The intermeut will be made at
Arlington. with military honors.
Maj Hart was born I'm 1885. In the
aristocratic town Of Washington. Pa,
He came Of a race Of men which has long
been prominent in the history Of shat
county and lived up to the name Of that
race.
Immediately after the firing Of the guns
or the Confederacy az Fort Sumter, Mr..
Hart, with the enthusiasm which swept
the North after that insult 10 the flag.
enlisted as a private tn the RinggoId
Cavalry, an organization which became
famous as the war progressed.
Through gallant conduct on many fields.
Mr.. Hart became an officer, and in 1863
he was made captain and commander of
that famous organization. which was the
first cavalry body mustered into the
United States service. Later Mr. Hart
was breyetted major. He was recognized
as one Of the most daring cavalry officers
In the Union army. and some OF the
exploits Of the Ringgold Cavalry are
famous in the history of the civil war.
MAJ Hart came 10 this city about
1878, when he entered the public. service
At the time Of his death ne was con
nected with the War Department. His
wife, three sons, and FIVE daughters sur
vive.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
JUDGE BRUEDIDGE IS DINED
Friends of Representative in Con
gress Give Him a Cane.
Remem bered on His Fiftieth Birth
day Anniversary-GOinE to
Arkansas.

Washington friends Of Stephen Brun-
dioge. jr.. Representative in Congress
from the Second district OF Arkansas,
and they seem To be legion. rendered him
a small dinner last night-that is. the din
uer was in a small room. comparatively
speaking, 20 the halls Of Congress-but
there was really quite a large time
present
Mr. Brundidge. who is one Of the
leaders on the House Committee on APP
propriations, has made a large number
Of friends in Washington. and some por-
ton Of this large number turned out
last night to banquet him, because he Is
going 10 go back to Arkansas In Few
DAYS 20 undertake the prosecution of
some law cases.
While il might De mentioned that Mr..
Brundidge mentioned his feelings OF
friendship toward all present, it shouldn't
be forgotten that he remembered Searcy,
his own old home t0Wn-and that Searcy
and some Of its scenes came III for a
large portion of MT. Brundldge's talk.
Judge Brundidge had cause 10 think
Of his friends also. because. it being the
occasion Of his fftieth birthday anni-
versary. q gOld-headed cane. a token Of
esteem, was presented to him.
There seemed 20 be quite an impress
sion rampant-whatever that means-that
Stephen Brundidge, jr.. is an excellent
fellow, and this feeling found vent in
quite a number of words on the part of
his friends. 1t wouldn't be exactly right
20 say more. only here's the menu. which
Will sneak for mart of the entertainments
Blue Points Cocstails
Olives
C01s0Uua PTintaniIe
gresta Blanca
FiIet of Finuis Hsddie Parseuue Potatoes
Long Island Turkey Oyster Dressing
l5nch Punch
French Teas Mashed Potatoes
pontet CisreL
Asparagus
TGmEt6 and Letfuca salad
Neapolitan ICu Cream
Coffee Cigars
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
SHEPHERD STATUE DISPUTE
Mr.. Macfarland Would Place It Be.
fore Municipal Building.
Capt. Morrow, on the Other Hand,
VIII Oppose the Location If
IL Doesn't Suit.

Following the controversy which has
been aroused relative to the placing of
a statue of Gov Alexander p. Shepherd
in front Of the new Municipal building.
Capt. J. J. Morrow, Engineer Commits
sioner OF the District, yesterday issued
a statement, in which he said that he
has not as yet made up his mind either
for or against the proposed location.
I Commissioner Morrow said:
The Commissioners have the power
TO locate the statue at this point. but
have not yet authorized its location here
or anywhere else. If I can be convinced
that the statue will not be in keeping
with the architectural treatment Of the
new building, ] shall not consent to It's
being located there. The Commissioners
VIII take the matter up in the near flI-
ture, and will give careful consideration
TO the arguments for and against the
proposition, and ] am not willing to an
nounce my position Ia the matter until |
have heard both sides Of the question.
Commissioner Macfarland. on the con-
trary, has announced himself as In favor
of locating the statue IN front Of the new
building He said:
Il am IN favor Of putting the statue
Of Gov. Shepherd IN front of the District
Building. While the Commissioners. al
the time the statue was provided for by
popular subscription did not make a
formal order that Il should be placed in
front of the District Building the under
standing was that that should De done
am sure that that is the one place IN
the District OF Columbia fcr the statue OF
the man who started the National Capital
on the path Of progress. and that visitors
10 the Capital would be surprised 10 find
il anywhere else