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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25
SMALL PROJECTION FOR POLICE.

District Chinese, who had assaulted
that
police considering the risks they take of patry
the they
In this mighty judgment in
police
justified the imposition heavy penalty If going
the their result that
the will either refuse making will
clubbing
time within punished
ordinary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25
TRUCKING TO THE CRIMINAL ELEMENT.

presidency
his sentiments political the
partisanship
o
trucking particular candidates their getting
Chain said:
"a political party be better than the evil it 1t
party they
criminal element after election better legislation
this criminal element will for.'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25

this called attention that there much
gambling of less Chinatown the old
familiar Yesterday statistics gambling
gambling
cdab, but of those Chinese
Hawaiian majority The Chinese
a past
the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25
HOW kENTWElLs LOOTED
(Cantinued From Page one.)

(Cantinued From Page One.)
"The certificate provides for fines
and penalties for hardness in payment,
If monthly instruments; provides fur
Their that in case payment shall be neg
'eeted or refused before 500 has been,
paid in, everything paid in shall b.
forfeited to the company; and in
of such delinquency after the paw
of $40, the investor shall be emf
to receive fifty per cent of the and
paid in by him. The certificate
provides for the investment in
tain prescribed manner, of the fu}3
received from subscribers. When ~
payments were made, they were ento
ed in small book kept by the nV'
weston. "a -*4A
sin the early part of the histo
of the company things went veil
smoothly. The only thing the compa
ny had to do was to receive the none.
which it always did very carefully, bud
It never lived up to its agreement toy
| invest the moneys in the manner pref
| scribed in the certificate. AS viii be
seen hereafter, the books of the COM
| pany are practically valueless for the,
purpose of showing the receipts and
eAPehui uies VI these moneys, II seehis
10 DE ciear' however that tne moneys
! received 1ound their way Win nttie'
ueiay, INTO Ine Poehets Oh -; N: hent
Wen anu Anhie 'oiV hehV"e'l, ms wile-
"heh 'he company was nrsG seart-
Gu several PeoP'e subscribed 10 the'
capiIai STOCK anu SHARES Oh STOCK were
issued 10 uhem' Al'houeh !he DOCKS
are Almost silent on .ne SUBJECT wheh
the money was received from SUD-
scrioers, a part OF III, at any rate, was
PAID TO the owners OF capital stock
ana the shares Oh sueh owners surren-
dered, ana there IS now very mute OF
the capital stock outstanding as 1t
would seem. AGAIN, u mas been point
ed out above that u Il. hentwell (whoo'
was aiways the manager and moving
spirit OF the company ana ms wlfes
conveyed TO the company certain lands
ior 1he sum OF nearly 20. ,ooo. lt seems
.hat caPitai STOCK 10 inns amount WIS
issuea 10 annie iioiC hehtweli ana L.
y hentweii, ana as tne SUBSCRIPTIONS
ABOVE descrIpea aceuhulateu, tne COM
pany purchased uhe hentweh STOCK
which was eancehed ana retlred. me
company es.apiisheo an agency IN MA
ma ana commenced its operations
mere, one webster peihg IN Gu tsge' IL
had not continued very long, however,
untii the ciVll autnorltles lnVestlgat-
ed the SUBJECT ana the honolulu Dranch
was comPeiieu 10 Iot"ard 10 Manila
large sums Oh money 10 make up snort
ages IN Vhat once. me honolulu once
never received a cent, as iar as can De
learned from the DOCKS, from tine Ma
MIA once ana the only thlng III re-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25
SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.

AS result or saving my child re-
gard Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as medicine which
should be in every household.-John
Adams. Merchant, Gold River, Nova
Scotia. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for H. /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25

the Republican precinct clubs desire the public to
their election delegates be- the columns of the
trouble
publicity blank opposite
the precnc esignation viii so n imat
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25

Brown stated yesterday that he would be before the Republican
delegates
yesterday.
in
do t. developments
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25

this fighting
witnessed by Admiral much of shock
well the that
the of longitude
knocked Squres the third time yesterday
would wicked of him breaking the Sabbath,
he did in Australia he broke law either Moses the Com
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25

Republican
advertising spirit
which it is given
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25


fme her freight Saturday logical conclusion
he special edition has
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25


elections November the other this
thann inety.nne o realize -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-25

welcoming good yacht Lurne
Commodore
leasing o Honolulans.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

karpia. Sscsar sohowaa sic " dEiu-
re " ziemi. Rozkopsno te. dxiu-
re i znalexiono aol j pol funto
wy.h i wiekszych karpi sxcsura
zabito. kopano dalej j z~naleziono
jeszczs 4s karpi, oraz wiele o6ci.
Zapas ryb tamte znalezionyoh wy
nosil blisko 40 funtdw. Rodaina
szczur6w pr1ygotowala je sobie ma
zspas zimowy. Ssozury W poblizu
staw6w tepic nalesy = plywaja
one zreczfie we wodzie j 1atwo i'm
ryby wylawiad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
Weselisko z przeszko-
dami.

w Adamowicach obchodzi1 cze.
ladnik stolarski Urban swoie we,
sele4 Ably tel godnie przyjac gosc
weseln7ch, skradf m}ody pan nooJ
poprzedniej straznikowi k~olejowe
mu P. 5 gesi z chlewu. rrzeozu~a'
jao, zeby podejrzen;e mog}o }atwo
zwr6cic sic ma niego, opowiadal
JUL kilka dnl przedtsm, IL otrzyma
smaozna pieczonke jake podarek
6lubny. Mic to jednak ME pomog}o,
bo skoro kradzlez spostrzezono,
zmiarkowano, gdzie sig t}uste
ptaki akry}y, podczas ceremonii
slubu cywilnego odby}a sig rewizya
W domu weselnym. Jako4 male
zlono 3 gesi upieczone, ozwarta W
garnku, a plata " rezerwis JUL o"
skubana. Pc }ebkach poznaf strak.
mix swoja w}asno6c;; kt6ra mu tez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

zostaia wydalns, m'noS enertgsi'oasnle.'
60 protestu e strony msodsgo
pana. Droga to bedzie pieczonka
weselna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
CI:E]i'KAWE RZECZY
Jak lecza pijak6W W Ka
nadZf0.

Jak lecza pijak6W W Ia.
nadzfe.
Me 1atxa to rzecz, jak wlado.
mo, dokaza6 tel sztuki, ably pijaka
odzwyozaiG cd kiel:szka. Ma me-
sic by przydalo zamkna6 pijaka o
chlebie i wodzie, to by 60 ME ma
prawilo, lub bardzo malo. w pol
noono " amerykahskiem pahstwie
Kanadzie odkryto przecie 6rodek
%skuteczny. Katdy piiak, opilstwem
SVEN wzbudzajacy zgorszen:e, do
stale W policyi ldni2co z6ftY ma
szyjnik, czyli take obro&e. ktdrej
ME wolno mu zdejmowa6 przez
czas pewien, a w}ascioiel karczmy
ME sprzeda temu, kto nosi take
obroze, ami kropli piwa, wilma Tub
w6dki; tax sic boja tej z6ltel opa-
ski ne szyi, he kto ja raj noslf,
rzadko kiedy narazi. sic ma to, ably
j. dostac pc raz drugi~ Wspaniafy
pomys}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

LIZ site; ale fest rzecsae godns ubo-.
lsvania, ief starry upiwersytet OK
fordzki, "a niezalezna, d~ostojna,
ichwal4 wicklow okryta instytucya,
najwytsze oiaio naukowe narodu.
ssanujeoego wisoej, nil taady
inny prawo iwoino6d cz}o xieka,
bile pok4on zuohwa1emu gnebioie-
lowi sa1nej sasady Z samei istoty
praw j wolnokei.
Zen akt VASE, Panowle, Jest
nietylko sprofanowaniem szanow+
nej instytucy,, ktdra reprezentuje.
Gle i zniewag4 wszelkich uozut
ladzkosci, ale jest i obelga Ola
naszego udrsczonego narodu, .kt6ry
ldzwiga j~eszcze jarzmo teutohskie'
go bezprawia barbarzyhsk'eh
rzad6w tego nowegc ,,doktors
praw cywllnych" unlwers> tetu OK
fordzkiego.
,,Mamy nadzieje, 4e niedaleka
~przysziosc napietnuje nalszyoie ca~
t. ohyde tyoh rzaddw i .okryje /
zas}uzone wzgarda tego, ktdremu
Wy, chi Panowie, tax nieroawaz
ale %ofiaru]ecie swoje najwyzsze
'zaszcsyty'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

Czego nieWolno prezy-
/ dentOWt.
Prevalent Ameryki skrepowan.
Jest bardzo r6znemi prxepisarni
praedewszystkienl ME wotno mu
dop6kl jest presydentem stan6v
lied, ~opus1ozac kraiu AMI ma jed
ne godtine, z tego powodu nil
wolno mu tez odwiedzi6 &adnegt
domu poselskiego " Westinghouse.
gdyz kazde poss1stwo uehodzi "a
grunt e1terytorjalny. N1ewolne
mu r6wn'ez przebywaG ma polka.
die zagranicznego okretu wojen'
= - r 49,
nego, kt6ry zarzuci kotwice "
jakimkolwiek poruie a1nerykah
skim. - Prezydentowi niewolno
pierwszemu skIada6 wizyty niko
mu, kto przybywa do Stan6w
Zjednocsonych, chyba, 10 jest t.
monaroha panujqey. = zonie pre-
zydenta niewolno skladad wizyt,
- mo&e ona tylko wydawa6 ty-
godniowe przyjecia. ma kt6re roz
sy}an~ s4 karty Z zaproszt MEM,
ozdobione " lewym narokniku VII
zerunkiem Bialego Domu. Nadso
niewolno prezydentowi grad "
niedziele " cry hazardowe i wo-
COLE oddawa6 sic dnia tego sportos
wi; przepis ten datuje sic cd Wa
shingtona. Prezydent ME mo&e
siedzie6 po Level stronie Y swoim
powozie. Natomiast posiada liozne
przywileje, kt6ryoh ME maja glowy
ukoronowane. TAX n. p. gdy Sta
ny Zjednoozone prowadza wojne,
prezydent, jake w6dz najwyzszy,
kieruje MIG z pa}aou " kt6rym ME
Ska (Biaty Dom.) Moze decydo
wac W sprawach ko6cielnych an
gllkahskiego ko6cio@a; mole dat
najprostszemu cz}owiekowi stano-
wisko zaszczytne bez uohwaly
kongresu. Jake w}adca wszy stkich
port6w Stan6w Zjednoozonycb
mole pod jakimkolwiek pozorem
zaprosic, zeby k.6rykolwiek okret
zawina}, a kongres decyzji te
znie6t ME moze, nawet, gdyby
poko]owi kraju. Moze
traktaty handlcwei lime
bez pytania o to senatu; mole "a
wrzec pok6j z krajem wrogim;
lecz wojny wypowiadac mu :niewol
no. "A jesli prezydent ma d}ugi
zadne prawo ME oehran.a 60, Or
aresztu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

ECHOROBY NASK0RNE. Wielu
u !dzi csesto oierpi .ua te Tub owa
''horobe naskorn4 Podcbne PREY"
padki, bardzo rychko wyleczy Sc
Try Lecsnicze mydlo nask6rne. Ny
do to z najlepszym sskutkiem lei "
dtne oszpecenia skdry, esyri j.:
Eg adka, abe 90 adoskona}ym apty-
osnym 6rodbiem me,lycznym, jest
wybornym artyku}em do wszyst~
Ekich potrzeb toaletowych. Jestto
Edzi6 ,najlepsze myd&o wprowadzo-
ne " handel. .U4yteczne ola kazde-
go wieku i do neutrality-suspicious..
:Cena 25c; " 4aptekaoh Pytajcie
E,ie: o Severy Polaki, :Kalendarz ma
Erok 1908; sotrzymaoie go darmc.
wv. F. +Severa TO-. Cedar Rapids, !
EIowa.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
HARVARD DEFENDS WILL
Brother Of Walter T. Baker Attacks
Bcqucst Of SI13,333 10 University

Boston, April 13.--The hearing up
on the objections to the allowance
of the will Of Walter r. Baker, who
died In Bogota, \, j., under my 'ter-
ious circumstances several mo this
ago, was begun in tho Suffolk county
probate court here to-day,
The contest is made by Edward +.
Baker, brother Of the testator. The
will disposes of property VALUED at
S450,000. Baker left $1,000 to his
brother Edward; $4,000 to Mrs. Hell
on Bray Hurd of Bogata, n. j., at
whose house he died, and provided
that OF the residue Of the estate, one
third should so to Harvard college,
another third to Mrs IIurds daugh-
ter Natalie, and tho remainder should
be divided among certain nephews of
the testator,
Natalie Hurd a child of seven
years. has since died and her estate
reverts to her parents. The viii Is
defended 10y Harvard college and by
the Hurds,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14

Yesterday Judge George ". Wheel
or of the superior court listened to an
argument on the part Of counsel In
tho suit Of Frank Tetrault against the
Connecticut company and the Smedley
company Judge Blydenburgh as
counsel for the Smedley company
moved that the verdict be set aside.
Judge Wheeler reserved his decision
David Il. Fitzgerald represents Te-
trault Tetrault two weeks ago sued
both concerns and recovered verdict
Of sl.S0O against the Smedley COM
pany Tctrault was injured last La
Dor. day At that time he had his foot
crushed by a passing vehicle supposed
to he that of the Smcdley company.
Tctrault was then standing on the
running board OF street car
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14

filed in tho probate court Yesterday
morning, A sum Of SIS was be
queathcd for masses for Tho repose OF
the soul OF her sister. Mary A. Bewes'
one half Of the estate Is loft IN trust
to tho executor, the interest to be d.
vided among hcr six grandchildren
and when they have reached the ago
OF twenty-one they arc each 10 receive
an equal share in the estate The re-
naming one-haf Is bequeathed to her
son, John j Durkin, who was named
executor, The estate Is not WORTH
over $4,000.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14

The will Of Mrs. Prudence ". Net
Teton Of Middlctown, but late OF sol
Quinnipiac avenue. was admitted 10
probate by Judge Studley IN the pro-
bate court yesterday morning. and
Frederick A. Nettleton Of sol Quin
npiac avenue, was confirmed as exec
utor by the court, Gilbert 7 Nettle-
ton VI Durham, another son, was cut
off With bequest of 81. The estate
is said to be large one. but those
concerned In tho case declined TO give
an estimate Of its value AT this time.
In the will the bequest of 81 Ia
made to Gilbert r. and the same
amount was boqueathed to Lena SAGE
White, a granddaughter Of Durham
Richard Sage, grandson ~ New
Britain, was given $50 under the
terms Of the will. The residue was
beaueathed to Frederick a. Nettleton
with whom Mrs Ncttlcton lived.
Gilbert Ncttleton was In court YES.
terday when tho matter came mp, but
after a conference with his attorneys
and members Of the family the will
was admitted without protest.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
BIG MILITARY CARNIVAL.
Connecticut Militia to Attend Levee OF
National Lanccrs In Boston.

If this years attendance of the Mil
Aitary carnival and levee of the Nation
Sal Lancers of Boston, to be given May
ID, In Mechanics hall In tht city will
gapproach that of last year It will
aprove to be one Of the most successful
tsocial events Of the year Connacti-
tcut militiamen generally are showing
Fan Intense interest in the coming
carnival and from the number of in
Mutations that have been sent out. 1t
Is only fair to predict that the Nut
meg state will be we'll represented.
During the carnival, exhibition
sdrils will be given by the various or
foundations and In addition to this
rthere will be a grand 'shouder-to-
shoulder" parade to be participated in
tby all the men in uniform
n other invited bodies include mill
tary organizations from several ether
states along the Atlantic coast.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
FIvE-MAsTED SHIP IN.
Largest and Fastest OF Her Kind With
Sail Area OF 10000 Square Feet.

New York, April i3.-The new i've
masted sailing ship Preussen, from
Hamburg, said TO he the largest and
fastest sailing vessel of her kind. arriv-
cd to-day, She was seen al first eight
miles on Sandy Hook under full sail,
but later she was taken In tow by
tugs. which for days past have been
awaiting her off the Hook. competing
for the big commission of towing the
huge vessel TO Constable Hook.
The preussen is built entirely Of
steel, her displacement Is lll5O tons,
and she has a capacity of 5000 tons
Her sail area IS $4,000 square feet
about double that Of the Shenandoah
the largest American sailing ship. Her
crew consists OF flfty-eight men.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
GRAND JURY CALLED
Will Meet on Thursday TO Con
slider Miller Murder
Case.
NO TETRAULT DECISION
Lunch Room Waiter Held Under
Bonds--Other Court
News.

A grand jury will be summoned for
next Thursday In the criminal super
Tor court to consider the case against
Charles Miller, colored, of Ansonia,
who Is charged with murder In the
first degree for shooting and killing
his wife, Lizzie, several weeks ago.
The wife died in Grace hospital
States Attorney Williams was busy
yesterday getting the eases for tho
April term ready, Sheriff Hugo was
also engaged In preparing for the
court term, which opens this after
noon and promises to he one Of the
longest terms In the history of the Jail,
There are over nifty prisoners at the
Jail awaiting trial
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
NIGHT FLOOD BROWNS 1000.
Seven Hundred Junks Arc Also
Wrecked in Chinese Frcshct.

Shanghai, April 13.--Ds1strous
floods are reported to have occurred
at llankow in the province If Hu
Pch, and IT is stated that 1000 persons
have been drowned, Several rundred
juuks were sunk or wrecked, The
floods are raid to be due To an uneX-
pected freshet. The waters caught
the people Unexpectedly in the mi '.e
of the night
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
Held in $500 Bond.

Accused by Theodore r. Swift the
restaurant proprietor, Of having pass
cd bad check on him, Sidney j.
Baldwin. until recently n waiter AT
Swft's Broadway lunch room, was ar
rested yesterday by Detective owen
DAILY and locked up under $500 hond.
Baldwin came here from New York
state several months ago and worked
for time in the New Haven hos
nitaI
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
HEARST AFTER MiyORAITY.
Court Proceedings to Uuscm Mcclellan
Arc Begun,

New York, April lS.-The selection ot
a jury TO SIT in the New York city
maSoralty recount. directed IN Duo
warranto proceedings instituted by At
fore Justice John +, Lambert Of Buffalo
In he supreme court to-daN,
Mr.. Hearst has been contendng for
this recount ever since the election Of
1905 aud It has been opposed by May
or Mcclellan in several legal contesta
over preliminary questions There arc
l,o4S ballot boxes, All Of which may be
opened and their contents counted This
task may keen the court busy for
months, Mayor McClellan's term eA-
nirps In 1904
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
Deaf HS.

Jt'DD--tn this city, April T., 1913, Mar
tina Nettleton, widow of Samuel n.
Judd in the S3d year of her age
Funeral services viii be held at her
late residence, No, sc Nash street, on
Wednesday afternoon at hnlfapaH
two O'Clock Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend, Burial at the
convenience Of the family, asst
COWLEs, In this city, April 9, Isl-
belle Warner Cowles, Wife Of rreder-
lex H. Cowles
Funeral services at the residence Of
Mrs r. p. Cowles, 1854 Chapel street.
Wednesday, April IL, ESQ y. M
Friends are invited. ala st
SONNENBERG- AT Atlantic City. n. J.,
April 49, 1898, Michael Sonnenberg
of This city.
Funeral services win be hold from
Mishkan Israel Temple, Wednesday
afternoon at halfpast two ala 1t
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
Want Another Judge.

A petition Is in circulation among
the local lawyers, to be presented to
Chief Justice Baldwin. asking him to
assign a Judge TO the New Haven SUI
perior court for the trial OF court
cases. At present Judge Reed of the
superior court Is trying only jury
cases.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
ucnn Hearing pnsinnncd.

At the request Of Attorney j. =,
Goodhart, who is appearing for the
members of the family in the hearing
in the probate court for the appoint
ment Of an administrators Of the estate
of Adam Hem, who owned the Turk
ish baths In York street, the hearing
has been postponed till a week from
Yesterday TO allow Attorney Goodhart
to hear from some of the out of-town
relatives. Attorney zacher is appear
ing for the creditors and there prom
lses to he n contest over the appoint
mont Of the administrator.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
Mechanics Lien.

o. ". butcher and George W
Humphrey Of West Haven have
brought mechanics lien OH tho
property of Mrs, Harriet T.. Goodman
for material furnished and services
rendered for the building Of a dwell
ing house In Huntington street. The
amount cf the lien Is for s191 with
interest dating from March 3, 1908.
The entire cost OF the work done un-
der contract was si,l97, OF which
there had been payment Of $500.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
SEIZURE or AMERICAN BOATS

London, April 13,-The state depart
ment has made representations 20
Great Britain through Ambassador Reid
with regard to the seizure Of two
American fishing schooners off New
foundland The complaint has been for,
warded to Sir Robert Bond premier OF
Newfoundland, bat he has not yet re-
piled TO IT,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
Hewitt Distribution.

An account " the distribution Of
TIT was filed in the probate court veg
terdaF morning The distribution Of
S14,bb6.33 has been recorded. There
Is S1S1.33 In personal property and
S1O,S75 In real estate located in York
street, The distribution was made be-
tween Elisha Hewitt and Dexter Kew
it,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
1e|iIlipaeS
Everything
for
Easter.

Easter shopping
should be done
early In the day and
early In the week.
Your new suit,
waist or skirt may
require some alter
atlonS and by MAX
Ing your selections
early you avoid de-
lay and diSappolnt-
ment. Our assert
mentS and displays
of garments, Neck
wear, Gloves, jew
elry, H a n d kerr
chiefs. Ribbons and
Easter Novelties
cover the entire
field of FASHIONS
fddS and fanCieS.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
JOY! GI sAsg!< =: S@
New Arrival Gen.
uine Vermont
Maple Syrup

We have just received direct
from Vermont as fine lot of
Maple Syrup as there is in the
city. Has that old fashioned
Maple Flavor" so rare nova
days. Those who are looking
for a pure, straight maple syr-
up can obtain it here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-06
the same position on the eastern grand

the same position on the eastern grand
division.
McGoff, mechanical superintendent Of
the eastern division of the Santa Fe, Is
in Chicago this week on business
trip.
Engineer Dobbs of Arkansas City is
visiting friends in Topeka. He was
recently transferred to Arkansas City
from the eastern division.
Fireman A. G. Shaffer of Marceline
is running in the place of Fireman Gal
lagher on the Marceline runs.
Engine No. 1858 has been sent to
Argentine for passenger service on
the cutoff.
The following delegates from the
Railroad Y. M. c. A. will leave tonight
for Wichita: H. B. Lautz, A. D. Nc
Intyre, J. T. Shaw, Frank Woodruff,
w. G. Boone, L. H. Evans. Fred Ober-
err, Carl Vfcklund, Charles H. Hart. All
Johnson, ]. E. Strain, Charles Foun-
]. n. McJones, Clarence Bradley, John
Jorgenson, T. z. Prout, w. Roy Blake
and James Mullin.
The new arrangement which affects
the running of trains Nos 121 and 122
between Topeka and St Joseph and
| 121 and 80 between Topeka and EN-
! poria will take effect Saturday night.
These trains will run through from
Emporia to st. Joseph and will neces-
| state the removal of the train and
! engine crews on these runs to Emporia
and st. Joseph.
| Rev. W. NJ. Cleaveland of the Third
| Presbyterian church addressed good
sized meeting in the machine shops
! this noon.
| Rev E. S. Paddock will address the
meeting in the new planning mill to-
! morrow.
| William Edgecomb OF the motive
| power department has returned from a
business trip to La Junta, Colo.
/ William ]. Leighty of the shop bet
| terment department went to Atchison
| yesterday on a business trip.