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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
TOWER TO SETTLE DOWN.
Returns Hone After Eleven Years Of
Diplomatic Service.

New York. Oct. 20.-After n diplo-
matte service of nearly eleven years
abroad, CharlemagnO Tower, former
American ambassador TO Germany, re-
turned to this country Monday on the
steamer Nieuw Amsterdam. Mr..
rower said:
Il am returning home to Philadel-
yhia after a service Of nearly eleven
years abroad as ambassador at
Vienna. st. Petersburg and Berlin.
expect to settle down to my home life.
Il has been a pleasant life abroad, but
| fell that America IL the only place
for Americans. have nothing to say
on politics as am not familiar with
The subject at present"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
Nav nattIsshIp satI.faotorN.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-"Ship ana
machinery satisfactory" was the mes.
sage received at the navy department
Friday from Capt. Thomas c. Mclean.
president OF the naval board Of in
spectlon and survey. regarding the
final acceptance trial of the first class
hattleship North Carolina, which was
finished as the vessel dropped anchor
al the Norfolk navy yard Friday. The
Norib Carolina Is ~ knot ship.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
Mountain Hidden BIZ Smoke.

North Adams, Mass, Oct. 20.-The
Berkshire mountain region in western
massachusetts, and the foot hills of
the Green mountain range in southern
Vermont, were covered with a thick
smoke pail Monday night from the
fires which have burned over hundreds
Of acres of timberland
Some of the fires are assuming
dangerous proportions. Hoosac mount
ain. through which runs the long tun-
mel OF the FItchburg division OF the
Boston and Maine railroad, was a
mass OF flames near its top Monday
night.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
Threatening Fires In Nav York.

Threatening Fires In New York.
Albany ~ Y, Oct 20.-Forest Ares
are raging fiercely in this state and
threaten to assume larger proportions
than at any time this year. Two fires
were reported As having started again
en- state lands within the boundaries
oI the AABRndack park. The fires in
the viaUety Of La Placid are very
thrsahGD1n& An appeal for help was
rOGalyRd from Bannemore, where a FIRE
to92glng about two miles from Clinton
pt4son.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
scoIded. cemmlts Suicide.

Oskaloosa, Ia. oct. 17.-Clara Wet
land, 15.years-old committed suicide
At New Sharon Friday, because her
mother scolded her. 1t is said for tard-
mess In returning home from school.
rhe girl took arsenic.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
EIamsa Thrsaten Ho.pItaI.

Utica, N. r., Oct. 20.--A dozen Utica
fireman. one engine and one hose
trick left Monday night for Lake
Kushaqua, above Upper Lake. where
Stoneywold Sanitarium, the state
tuberculosis institution. is threatened
Ly forest fres.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
HEET SAFE At YOKOHAMA
STORM BATTERED GUNeoATs AT
LAST ANCHOR IN JAPANESE
WATERS.
IS GIVEN HEARTY WELCOME
Warships Show Effects Of Tremen'
dious 5stterins Of Waves Re
ported As The Worst Ever d,
Encountered.

Yokohama. Oct 19.-Storm batter
ed but magnificent the American bat.
tleship feet lies in the hsrbOr, the en-
tire assemblage making display un-
precedented in the history of Yoke
hama
Shortly after the ships came to
anchor the mist which had shut out
tAeir coming cleared and brisk
breeze carried away the smoke from
the saluting guns, revealing from the
shore front the lines Of white Ameri-
can ships of war, backed by the gray
OF the Japanese.
Scores of small craft chartered by
individuals and associations darted
in and oat among the battleships, the
American Asiatic association being
among those to give the heariest well
come.
Sang National Anthem.
Thousands OF school children sang
the American national anthem the
sound OF the singing reaching far
over the waters.
The ships show the effects Of the
tremendous battering of the waves
which is described by old officers as
the worst they have ever encount-
cred. The Kearsarge, which got sepa-
rated from the feet only picked up
the others early Sunday morning, and
lis still undergoing repairs Rear Ad-
lmiral Sperry sand Immediately after
anchoring that he was glad to arrive
in japan, and that he greatly appreci-
ated the evidence OF a sincere vel
come, the arrangements for which ap-
peared to be perfect.
Commander John A. Dougherty, the
American naval attache At Toxic whO
came here TO take part in the
welcome TO the feet boarded the
Connecticut Sunday morning and dis
cusssd the program with the Admiral
Crowds continued 20 swarm the
streets about the water front all day
and at Hfghtfall magnificent illumin
.ations Lighted the entire city. Electric
lights and lanterns were swinging
eVerywheie, and at a prominent point
q huge design in which the WOrd
welcome" was spelled with brilliant
lights, was surrounded by hundreds
Of American and Japanese nagS
Lantern Parade GiVsR.
The lantern parade in whieh there
were many Gower floats made an In
spring spectacle as thousands upor
thousands Of the little japanese il
quaint costumes and bright cOlorI
took part.
All Of the Japanese ships were cut
= lined in electric lights and eaoh ear
ried an American has at its mAiN
mast.
Several dinners were ItYeR IN hQno
. Of the American officers at one o
which the mayor was the host aAt
Admiral sDerry thu CHIEF guest o
iksAor.
This was f0llodSd by a grand bal
-fiven by Governor Suiu, Of Kanagaw
at which 1,sOe persons were prsseat
During the course Of his speech a
ths dinner. Admiral Sperry said tn
object Of the cruise was the Develop
msnt OF the feet for peaceful par
poses. He believed that nothing wa
ever likely to occur to break tn
traditional friendship OF America AM
Japan.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
CHURCHES.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-First mass
every Sunday and holy day at 1900
a. m. Second mass and preaching
1870 a m. Vespert and benediction Z
%. IN. Rev. J. p. MCFARLAND, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Sunday
school at 8 30 n. m. Preaching every
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22

Kansas City Mo-. oct. 17--Irvins
" Doolittle. chief clerk Of the Balti-
ore hotel here and one OF the most
widely known hotel clerks In the west,
lied Friday of a disease OF the stom.
lch
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
Nrzr,oh's Mumm,

r. acN'e uumniy has b. s,s'v
ere" and uHtp.ded and ~ s's 90
readers OF these pages can resi- ~ The
very features On which he eve Z
Z So locked 5000 years ANA more
g..
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22

'is es tappcns that woman
VIZ 80 col over the question
-. agther woman who
'cg i re least whether she
ais o. sS.. chicago RDcord-Herald.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22

Annoy. China. Oct ls.-Natlve re-
orts received from chansohOw are TO
ne effect that more than 800 lives
gere lost in that city as result OF the
scent .yphooa
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22

San Francisco. Oct. 1S.-T. Y. WI
Hahn and X. Y. Cheng Tow high Of
ncials Of the Chinese railway to be
constructed between YunnAn aaG
sEechusg, China, have arrived here
from tho Orient on a toar OF inspec-
ton Of the American railroads, IL -
ing their determination TO build the
new orieAtAl road along the most
nodetn American liAos Fhe gentle
men are the nrst Chinese cOmmis-
licnera to visit tails country.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
Anathsr Ohio County Dry.

Columbia. O.. Oct l7.-Darks county
voted dry Friday BY a majority Of III.
There are 81 saloons In the county.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22

s.a'uese bmgie IS described ,,
YES q fsh hoCN7 AID kalve- in -
.-,faar al j blrbed wire
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
@cfGbrliGc Wad6arid)aft.

Sbdnnopin, go, %. Oft. =
Gin @olo6ranb perllriod]te berte ooS
@rplooircn pom 5uei TitrooIpcerin.
Waga5inen, mclfe 400 @oQonen oeS
SprengItoffes entbielten, uno ein
orittes Wogo5in purbe MIR mitMiibc
Dor Den 6lommen bemabrt. Iie Ma.
go5ine geb0rten Der Sobn $. Momei
80. mo lagen ouf elmer Siigelieite
81 @ringo. cine Weile iiiolih pom
bier. 8Iiidlider @eiie befono iid)
Nfiemonb in Ser I1be urlo MIR 5lpei
Ser lo,en nitrben Ieidt perlebt. Scr
petiuti1re SfoOcn bel1uft iid oui
ctDn $4,000. Sic Grid)iitterung
pllroe SIT Eittsburg, 20 Meilen cnts
fcrnt, mabrgenontmen u1o 5cridmet-
terte piele 5enIter 81 ambrioec, ont
icnicitigen liter oes Obioftliies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
Siutcr ben Wad,freitcrn her.

(nionG itn Gem, %. Oft
Ter BON Nahtreitern bel Heelfort
Safe periibte 9pndmoro, Dem ser an
geicbcnc 9louofat Capt. Honfin sum
Splcr Tlel, miro Don elmer Spe5ial-
SranO-S lirp eingebeno unter'uft
meroerl, nm oae S6llloigen sur Ser
oitTportung SIT 5ieben. Die Stsun-
gen Der @roBgeihmorencn iteben I'M
fer militariidem Sfrut, ltno 5t Die.
lem 3mcd ut cine Mili5.I btbetlung
bon Nalbpile bier c%ingetroffen. @olt-
perteur Eattcrion lit eltid]loiien oas
llcbel Der Nod)treiter nit Stumpf
lntO Stiel ouS5urotten. gr bat cine
Gonferen, Der @ouperneltre Der be-
nohborren Siioltaoten Gentudp, pr.
f%onioS, Wtiiiouri, Alobamo, Wiiiii-
ltppi mo S%o1iliana uorgei6lagen.
lm 5ur 9efGmpfung Der Nohtreiter,
Die fir bic 5obafs. uno 9allmmou.
Ffldn5er cine 2an0ploge limo, &c.
melnlone Sdjritte 5u pereinboren.
Gpcrgreen, Nln., %. Sftpber.
- Der groBe gaumppuipeifer bon
9. u. Snlitb, iiinf Weilcn bon bier,
mitroe geItern NadJt oilrd) 6euer ser.
tort. Sranoitiitnng liegt Dor, ulo
pcrmutblih boben No6treiter bas
6eller angelegf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
Sermiidtc tclcgrapbiidc Gepciden.

2Sn @rano HopioS, Wih.. bat
Der 23.iGbrige 9luguit Solteruein
ieine 9rout, Die ~19.iGbrige Reuie
Giemcper, neil Tie Die Gerlobuna
riidgGngig MAIDEN moLte, ourh einen
Shrb ifpcr permiinbet lno Selblt,
morb begongen.
Sn Eottspiae, ga, lit boS
groBc @cihdftsbaits bon SEQ. Sum-.
mel nno Die Cfen. llno aeiielfobrif
con 9. u. Sdinpf ob%gebronnt; Ser.
Iuit etiuu $150,00O.
Sn Chicago, 81, bat Die IL
)torlgc GlIie 2enbnrbt in ibrem Seim
Selb'tmoro burd ginatbmen pom
Seuftgos begongen, ,peil Seoer lie
Idleft bebonoelte.
Sn Bottom, Yittsbilra uno on-
oeren Srten lit Der bunoertlte Sab
restdg Der 8ebilrt bon Hep. Ir. 3.
=. Smith, bes Gomponiiten Ser
9pnlne vamerica," in einorudspoller
@eiie s%cieicrt moroen. Sn Gittsburg
pllroe Die Spnnne ourh $4,000 Sdii-
Ter Der 9olfsihulen a~bsciungen.
Or. Srping S. Goof, Elm iunger
Nr5t, begging geitern I'M @aloori-
Mltoria.SoteI ST. Neip-Yorf SeIbit-
moro ourd @innebmen BOZ, @ift mo
GrihicBen. Gr luar angeflaet, belt
SOB zines iuitgen Srauen5immers i'm
lebten CONNER 81 Summit, W.-S.,
burd) cine Mbortion perifuloet 81 ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

Ser Nodfolger lit Sir @. 6. 60
'd1en, Der bisberige britii6e 9oti6oi.
ter in @ierL mel6er idon friiber ais
ousgelprofener 6reuno 9euti6lonoS
be5eidnet moroen lit.
Sic titrfti6 . buIgoriihcn
II nterbanoluugeu
Con it anttnopeI, %. Sfto6er.
- Die lttterbo10ll1gen 5niiden ben
Senoboten 9ulgorien's uno Ser He-
gierung geben ibren @eg uno Der
ipreden befrieoigenoen grfolg. Der
@roBpe5ier aiamil Eoiha briidte in
cinem S~llterpiclp ieine 3meifcI barolt
aus, baB cine Gonferen5 Der Wtud)te
5ll Stanoe fommt, oa GeItreid)sllns
Garrl uno 0elltihlono Die Sbeilnob-
me oblebnten fouS Die Sroge Der Ir-
neftirlmg 9osnien'S uno Der Serge
9ouina cr6rtcrt meroe.
ii @nbrnng Der Tube in
9o6men.
@ien. %. Oft. = WiniiterpruIi'
bent Sreibe.r bon gcf lit aus 9uoa-
peit, no aaiier Sran5 Soiepb gegen-
m0rtiq nod SOFT bolt, 5llrildgcfebrt.
Ger WtiniIterprGli0ent bat NIT cem
&oiier einqebenb iiber Die III 9obmeu
g~egeniiber ben Delti6feinolidcn CT
ceiien gebotene Steaungnobme Der
Hegierun0 conierirt ul0 perboloclt
jebt nit ben Oelltiden uno Den c5e-
d)iiden 6iibrern. Gle &riiiS lit ernit,
lmo bic Hcgierut9 5ei9t iid) cntihIoiz
len, nm jeoen TreiS Hube 81 idaf.
fen.
Gem Stott6oltcr BON @06nell,
@raien bon Golloenbope, lino Die
ollsgeoehntelten Golmadten SIT
ifGriiter ltnteroriidung meiterer
Nusidreitungen ertbeiIt moroen, uno
Der Stottbalter bat in bieiem Sinne
Die n0tbigen @eiiltngcn an sic 9on-
oc5hch0roen ertbellt.
Coalition in II ngorn.
9u0npe1t It, %. Oft. - Gle Ser
fdIIungSpnrtei uno Die l%lnnbbGngig.
feitsportei boben Nngeii6ts beS Grit
ties Der gegcnmGrtigen Gage cine
Coalition gcidloiien uno ibren Ni-
oerItono 9egen Die Getrllten. 9elpillis
gllrg o%lltgeboben.
Sic beiOen Eorteien boben ii6 emit
l6loiicn, Der Don Ser Tegierung ge.
forocrten Grbobung ser Hefruten5obl
Su5ltItimmen lt10 Die nothfpenoiQen
Wfittel 51 benilligen. Sic lebnen o.
gegen ein olgemeines uno gleihes
@oblred)t ob unb begniigen lid nit
cilter 5e%itgenrGBen @nblrefornr not
Der 9lrt, pic iolhe bon Der Neoic-
rltng porgei6logcn miro.
Go5irt mieger.
Wien 22. Oft. SSH GraQ bat
Der ebemolige Snnsbruder HrofeIior
@obrnuno, belien MoBregelung Dor
%einigen Monoten groben Sturm inn
0alt5en 2onbe crregte, Die ausiibng
Der ibn1 bon Der llniperiitGt iibertro.
genen SebrIteue oufgenommen. Ero-
fellor Wobrmnlnb bot ieine Iorleiun-
gen filr ooS &interiemeIter begonnel1
mo licit ilber .Gie gntlpidelllno Der
futbolii6en Stride"
MrfGhrli6,r 81 ndi6nrfGnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

Bel Wiooletomn. T..O., lit Die
l2.i1brige Carrie Smith alif benz
Neimmege bon Ser Shltle bon einem
Manne, Der aili einem 3meirao oes
@eges fam, III Elm sSeIb sei6leppt
un0 miBbonbelt morben. Ger lin.
BOLD entilob, oo6 glaiibt man, bab
Elm gelpiiier Gbos. Witneg. ein emit
luiiener Str1iling, Die 5bot began-
gen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

Sn CHIHUAHUA, Der, lit oie
orbBte 9rouerei oes norbneitlit}cn
Werifo, gieentbum bes merifoniifen
Sctidafters Greet in @nibington in
3lammen olfgegangeit. Ger &erIilIt
be5iffert iid auf $150,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

DNNig AlEl' llS %ll|lN 'N'NJA
bari nobm oic Wftniiter III Elm Scr.
bor, ous ben aal,5en Tag Oauerte nllo
5eiaen ionte, ooB Die &c9ierung our6
@epGbrlrng Der pcrlongten 6ralen'
red)te Den ltnruben eill Glloe model1
f0nntc. Gic Sltriitin mollte nod 90
2cllgcn pcrnonmen bubel1 mo ipltroe
nebIt GSrolt Yorfblrit ullo 6rolI
Grummono bis SomItag III 9a1t be-
baltelt.
Sieb3ebn onoerc, on 10. OCTOBER
perbaftete S%uiirngetten iprroen 81
Softtern1i1len bon Orel Nodet1 bis
81 orei Wonatcn perllrtbellt. Vtoll
BOT linen Die ALTERNATIVE an, SllrB-
ldoit fir ibr fcrnerea, gltte9 @etrns
gen 5ll Itellcn, oQcin lie 3ogeIl oo3 DC
f0tgniB por.
Meue 9eumte liz omi dc
Gougrcguttonen.
Hom, -. 0ftobcr. - Gas 8atis
toniide Organ oSiierpotore Gonla'
no" giebt Die Nonlen Der 1ellernonn,
ten 9eunten Der pom Eopit I'M per
9ongenen I5ltni reorganiltrtcn romls
id)er GonprcGutionen befannt. Scar.
oinul &c Sui miro SefretGr Der 9one
liitoriol. Congregation, Die an Stels
le Der Congregational sur NllSbre!'
tuilg oes 8lolbenS 9etreten lit, 10.
lreit Die G%rnennltng amerlfanlld)er
@ii6ofe IN getradt tornrnt, uno mel
d]e gum &oriiecr Den Eapit bat. Die
pier5cbr OtitglieOcr oieler Gongregos
ton lhlicBen 0ie aaroin0lc Wterrp
Def Sol, Wioron, Sre9lio, Serafino
Gonlltelli, Winrtinelli, Hampollo uno
Notti elm. IuS Nppellntions9eriht
bes Gomiiden Stubles lebt Iid aus
3cbn Wfitglieoern %5uiommelt, utter
oenen ith Wigr. Ertor, Der Heftor
Dpm 9e0u College, nit anglo.amerls
funiihen 9lngcIcgcnbciten 5u befai-
len boben miro. 0os Segnotllras
Sribunok cine glrt oberiter @eridts.
Gof miro bon Den aaroindlen Sin.
cen5o 8onnlltelli Ngliar0i, Satollt,
Matbiclt, @oiparri lto Sc9na gebils
oct.
Garoclit miro SeIomor.
dali.
@ien, -. October. 9aiier
Sroll5 Solcpb bat Den @enerol
S6meiBcr gum 6elOmorihaa-2ieit
nont NIT Dem Sitel @rcellen5 ers
nonnt. Sdlpeiter, Der ols elmer Der
tiif,tigIten 8enerdle Der oitrcidiid)s
ungoriiden Nrnec gilt, iii Suoe lllo
5mor Elm itrenggl0llbiger Sube, Der
ale liioii6en Seiertoge genat nod
Den &orihriittn ieiner Geligion
~feiert.
Warnm Wunnctt Semufrat muroc.
Salt cafe Gitp llto6, -.
Sftober. - Srunf 3. Wonnett, emit
@eneroIonlpolt bon Ohio, Der bicr in
elmer Inlprode Dor elmer Democratic
ld)en MISUNDERSTANDING oifcn ers
flGrte: Ser 8runo, iporltm id oie
repllblifuniide Yartet perlieB uno
Srn. 9rpan'S %GrDGblllng gum 9uns
besprGii0enten b%ciiirporte, liegt IN
Der Sbutiohe, Dob, nGbreno if Ocn
DStonooro Oil 5ruit" in Ohio itroi.
red)tlid) ueriol9te unO ollf cine erfolg-
reihe Gurd)iiibrung 0eS Serfabrens
red)nell fonnte, Der republifaniife
Gampogncfono in Ohio BON Dem
oStonoorb Oil SruIt" @elobeitrGg,
erbielt. Ils Gntgelt pltroe benz Sruit
9eItottet, Die Gid)ter iiir Die Supreme
Court beS Stantca o%us5umGblen, iuo.
raul alle gegen Den STANDARD Oil
SruIt" porliegen0en &logen prompt
abgepicIen muroen. 2olW muroe id
Elm Tcntofrot."
Sintcr ben Wad)treitern fer.
Il Gitn Gem, %. Oft
Ter BON Nohtreitern bel Heelfort
Safe perii6te 2pnd)nnorb, Dem ser an
0eicbenc 9lboofat Gopt. Horfin sum
Spicr fiel, miro Don elmer Spe5ial-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
Sic Ohio o.

Muf Die Situation in Ohio miro
i'm Sauptqiartier IN redt roiiger
Jarben seihiloert uno 5fpar aiti
@runb BON gerid)teit, meld)e Der che
maIige 8oupernelir Mprou Z. Ser.
rid aus Dem n@udepe State" ms
Sauptanartier gebraft bot. Serru
&errid's 5ufolge iino Die arbeiter in
ben groBen giieniperfen BON Glep-
Ioito, Ohio, NIT Eaft-aober Der De.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
&onig GomorD's Gonrte
Qeltorben

Sonboll, %. Sftober. = Sicllte-
nont Slrtbllr Scrmp Monnteltep Sepb'
ion, lett 1901 Courier bes &onigS una
porBcr ieit 1895 Courier Der &onigill
Tlctoria, lit belte geltorben. Serlel-
be bcfebligte in tS67-tS90 etn De-
judgement Der Gn1in 9ep- GettnngS'
expedition inter SenrD &C. Stalllep.
Su 1904 Deirotbete ct Sri. Innn
Seoo, Sohtcr ocs peritorbeltet Iooi.
Jon &. Scob, pom Sau Srancisco.
Snffrogettcn Dor @eribt t.
Sonoor, %. Sftober. Stc
S~lltfrogetten baben es Dirrbgelest.
nen britiihen Shasfan5ler Gapio
2!opo-@rorgc unb ben Staatslefre'
tar bes SSllnern Serbert Sobn 8loo'
iione ols 3clgen nah benz 9olp-
Ctr EoIi5eigeridt 5l citiren, no Die
GerbonOlrngcn eegen Srall itro SRI.
Fortburit mo eSrau Grltmnlotto me
gen Nnitiitlulg oes yStlirifies" ailt
hos lliltcrbous am 10. Sftober Itott'
fanben.
Sri. YorfburIt, melde Siira ltnoirt
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-10

:, p. -. We v /, therefore bought
them quick and they. are.
on sale. now 10y f: T..
The. SUITS are made
Of broaddoth, serges,
(. cchevlots and fancy stripes,
as line quality as you=:evef
saWln garments at several
times the Price fg!:l. 2 Il: Is: ). E. 4.
:. The linings are sati11s
and taffetds, unequa1led:
Tor appearance and wear.
.>.. 4. The :. trimmings are
the most tasteful in1agirl-
able---glve'% smartness
that distinguishes these
suits from the.usual shop.
py kind.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-10
We OPEN THE SEASON WITH a SPECIAL OVER.
436 Tailor Made Sample Suits at Halt Price
$40 Tailor Made SaIlple SkirtS-No T,

a remarkable chance to get slXst eceabe Misses SUIT
or SlN[& at practically one half it's value
oov @ the afges and { most tabe
o ue oner onV okn hada line OF sample garments
We examined them carefully realized at once that everything abom the
GAINS FOR YEARS. .tX ZEc. IT, . -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
KAILUA GRAND JURY

The Grand Jury at the Kaliua, Ha.
wall, court term, returned tho follow.
Ing comment in its report:
Second-The County Attorney made
a statement to the effect that liQuo:
was being dispensed BY certain par.
ties. The Inspector Of licenses was
interviewed and after his explanation
We fully realize the imp1ssiDllity of
the inspector car yrs cut his work
properly without better assistance
from the police. Particular attention
was called to the Volcano House Com.
pany having bar within its hotel
premises, and the KOhala Club and
Transportation Company having lock.
ers also within its hotel premises,
where liquor is stored for the conven,
ience Of certain favored individuals
the same being unlawful
We recommend that the matter be
laid before the Board Of License Com
missioners by the Inspector of liquor
licenses, and the report Of the action
of said Board submitted to the next
Grand Jury.
Third-A case was brought to our
notice in which arrests were made 70.
the Illicit selling of liquor In the Dis
trict of North Kohala. Three Japan
csc were arrested and taken to the
Court House. together with one five
gallon demijohn of wine and five
gallon demijohn OF of sourInash, as
evidence In the case.
That before proceeding further IN
the matter the Deputy sheriff, John
ID. Lewis, called in Mr.. II. l.. Hol
stein, the complainant in these cases
and after a consultation with the said
II. l.. Holstein no action was taken IN
the matter; the prisoners were re
leased and allowed to take the evi
dence with them. No official report
was made of these cases by the Dep
uty Sheriff to his superior officer ant
no arraignment was made before the
District Magistrate. In our opinion
this Is an instance Of very loose pro
cedure on the part of the Officer
charged with the execution of tn,
criminal law In this district, and sub
NIT that such practice Is too com
mon occurrence and should be put /
stop to at once. II seems very appar
ent from the evidence that the Sher
In of North Kohala permits HTaffair'
of his Office to be regulated by an out
slider We would recommend that tn,
attention Of the Sheriff of the Count.
of Hawaii and me County Attorne,
be called to this matter, that full n
vestigation may be made and some nc
ton taken to correct the same.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
lucky TEACHERS
CHOSEN YESTERDAY
Thirty SChoolmarms Who
Will Go To Coast
On Transport

Thirty teachers were made happy
yesterday afternoon ut the meeting of
the Board of Education when their
names were drawn from the box. and
they were thus designated g., the ones
who were to make the trip to the
Coast in the transport leaving here
on July G, returning in 'Imn to take
up their work In the fall term. There
were ninety.two applicant. but as
only thirty we're to be given transpor.
tation on the boat. II was decided that
the first thirty would be- the lucky
ones. while the next fifteen drawn
would be alternates in cas- NY of the
original thirty should drOp uut.
Those whose names were Drawn In
the first lot are as follow.
Miss Alice A. McCord, Mss Nellie
McLain. L. b. Blanchard G. T.. Cone.
land, Miss Harriet Needhum. Mrs. ].
b. Alexander. w. W. TaylDr. Mrs. ].
X. Iiaa, Miss Agnes Judd. Mss Jean
Angus, Mrs. Grace Cr1ckrt. Miss
Annie p. Ching, Robert K.hoi. Miss
Mabel Ladd. Joseph de Silva. Miss
Margaret Mossman, Mrs. EIdura Dea.
con, Miss NJ. l.. Fleming, Miss Jennie
Allen, Mrs. Laura Sabey. Miss Anna
Danford Miss NJ. Alice Smith. Miss
Mollie Grace. Mrs. l.. G.. Bickford,
Manuel de Corte. Miss Anne ". Deas,
Mrs. !. L. Creighton. Mrs. Lila G.
Marshall. Miss Alice Greene and Miss
Isabella NJ. Weight.
Should any Of the above decide not
to take advantage of the opportunity
offered them, the following in the
order named will be given chance
to go on the transport:
]. Vincent, Miss NJ. Ida Zcgler, J.
b. Alexander, Miss Anne Z. Hadley
Mrs. Clara MokumaIa. Mrs. louise A.
McGregor. Miss Alice f. Nudge. Miss
Sadie McLain, J. V. Marciol, II. H.
Brodie, Mrs. J. V. MARCEL, Mrs. Hol
land, Miss Martha Nielsen. Miss
Louise Gulick and Miss Ida Orchard
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
CONSUMPTION HEADS
THE DEATH LIST

Registrar General lawrence has
made the following report of deaths
that have occurred In i..n CiHerent dis.
tricts from contagious diseases for the
past sixteen days TO DR.. l.. L Cofer,
president of the Enard u lealth:
hereby report the lumber OF
deaths, which have occurred ~ Inc
district of Honolulu fi0m the follow
ing contagious disease. for the six
teen days ending May IL, 1908. Dim
iberia, 0; plague, o; tuberculosis, (;
typhoid fever. D. Total 1.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19

Russia massing men and munitions
of war on Turkish frontier and for.
eign consuls suspect trouble.