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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
SLEEPLESSNESS

You will have no difficulty in procur
ing rest and sleep if you will let DR..
Miles Nervine soothe and strengthen
the tired, agitated, weakened brain
nerves. So long as they remain in
this condition, you will be restless,
irritable, melancholy. You are well
come to your money back if first bottl
does not help.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
EXCUSE TO ME-.

The following letter was written by
a Cape coIored man to IA trader:
November 4th, 1907.
Dear Sir,-i receiv de bicykel witch
| by from you "a rite But why you
don't sent no saddel. What is de use
OF bcykel when she don't send have
saddel. am loose to me my customer
sure ting by no having saddles and dat
not very pleasure to me. l send to
you back at wunce your bicykel to
MORO for shure, because you are such
a dam foo ishness peoples-Yrs re-
spectfulle
(SignedJ N. VRYLING.
P.S.-Since ! write dis letter lind de
saddel in de box. Exuse to me.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
srIT DISCONTINUED

The suit OF S, NJ. Toplitz " e. W
Jordan G CO.. Ltd, has been discon-
tlnued. The amount offered by the
defendant was accepted without costs
OF court Il was merely disputed ac-
count
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
C, BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, T. Il.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu suEAI
Wailuku Sugar Company
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch
Charles M. Cooke. ... President
Geo. H. Robertson. V-Pres. & Mgr.
e. Faxon Bishop. +. Tres. & Sscy.
F. W. Macfarlane. .........Auditor
P. G. Jones, Director
G. H. Cooke. Director
J.R. DIRECTOR
All Of the above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
MUST HAVE ALL
THE TRIMMINGS
ADMIRAL SCHROEDER AWAITS
HIS UNIFORM BEFORE RAISING
THE FLAG OF HIS RANK.

TACOMA, June because he has
not yet obtained a Rear-Admirars uni
form, acting Rear-Admirai Seaton
Schroeder has not yet raised mis- flag
on the flagship Wisconsin, and will
not formally assume all the dignities
Of the rank until his new uniform is
completed. He holds Il Would be in
consistent to fly a two-starred flag
while he yet wears a Captains uni
form.
Acting Rear-Admiral Wainwright
has different view on this point. He
has already raised a Rear-Admiral's
flag on the battleship Georgia in spite
of the fact that his new uniform has
not been completed by his tailors.
Both the acting Rear-Admirals and
their squadrons of battleships are at
the Puget Sound Navy Yard. Presi-
dent Roosevelt made them acting
Rear-Admirals last week at the re-
quest of Admiral Sperry.
13S1G1SS1111SG SS 2&tCt $tt1tt
pearl necklace which Mrs. William B.
Leeds of New York, wife of the mil
lionaire tinplate manufacturer bought
from Citroen Brothers in Paris for
$780, GOO, according to a decision given
today by Judge Lacomne of the United
States Circuit Court.
The controversy over the duty has
been going on since 1906, when the
pearls were brought to this country.
The Citroens, who had agreed with
Mrs. Leeds to pay the duty out of the
purchase price, took the necklace apart
and entered the jewels as individual
pearls, invoicing their value at $780,
000 The Col ector of the Port here
held the pearls were a necklace, on
which the duty is GO per cent, but the
board OF general appraisers admitted
| them as loose pearls, on which the
duty Is 10 per cent, and the importers
paid $22, 900, the invoice value not be-
ing questioned They must pay now
$4,000 more, Judge Lacombe sustain
ing the Collector of the Port.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
HEARST CONTINUES TO

GAIN IN The RECOUNT.
NEW YORK, June IN the recount
Of votes of the Hearst Mcclellan cleo
tion of 1905 today seven ballot boxes
from the First Assembly district show
net gain of four votes for William
r. Hearst. When the recounting OF
votes had been concluded for the day
twenty-five boxes had been recanvass-
ed, which showed a gain of twenty for
Hearst. So lar forty-eight boxes have
been recounted by the Court, which
gives Hearst a gain Of 1O7.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
DUTY OF $4,000
PAYABLE ON PEARLS

Court Decides That Mrs. Leeds Pearls
Are Really q Necklace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15

NEW YORK June DUTY amount
Ing 10 $4,000 must be paid on tho
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

bar, lntcrgcbrod)t. Die Notcn iolcn
Dem Eublifum sum- &llrlc pom 9S
u~n0eboten mCrOcn.
8eben NIT mad NJ Bluno.
2onoon -. WIoi. g2ic &c.
meloct miro, miro a0uiQ G0norO
ouf iciner Hciic nod &l,BIonO Don
&0nigin NlcronOro un0 Ertn5ciiin
&ictorin begleitct Werocn.
Die Npiie gebt iibcr Heuol, I'M 81
niihen W{eerbuicn, ouf Der &utt
.@ictorin uno gilbert, Ole BORT an
8. SUM cintrciien iou.
Guufcren3 Ser &crtretcr
Der Gam crltHtcn.
2onoon, -. N}oi. - Gertrctcr
Der britiiden lln0 Der continCntalen
tronaotlontiihcn Gompicr . @cieu.
ihaiten perinmmcln lid sur 3cit in
Sonoon, nm am 20. Wioi cine Con.
icreu5 iibcr 9cmiiic TcrtebrS- NngcIc-
gcnbeiten, ocren Hcgclnng in 0cH
iriibcr I'M Sabre itottgeiun0cnen
&cridmmlun9cn nidt pollen0ct mllr-
Sc, ~ob3uboIten. 0ie meiitcn Oieicr
6ra9cn iino BON g%erin8crcr NcOclr.
tlrug, ie0oh iollen aud sic Ciilcren-
SEN 3miihcn ben oeutihen 1mo itolic-
miihcu Hinien, ionic sic WittcImcer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beiproHen mcr.
sen. Seine GcrdnOcrumg miro IN
Den ntIontiidcn Hatcu IN Nualidt
geitcllt.
@roi Eotodi'9 Grmor.
0unG.
GEM q, -. Wini, - o05cnnit
Yolafi" beridtct, ooB Die %llntcriu-
dung gcgcn Sic5un3ti grOBe Pins.
oebnung omebme. &m @eiiBc oe9
Observation-Disclosures bciinoet lid
Elm 9rici, Der bcmciicn io0, 0uB 0ic
Nerihm0rer bcoblihtigten, ocn @ro-
len Gotodi mGbreno elmer &ogo i'm
Moloe bel EotltrOcu 81 ermor0cn.
1ieler 8lun fonntc ubCr nidt aus
gCfithrt mCrOCm mc3bdlb cine Gn0crc
@cIegcnbcit gepGbIt murOc, Sic5Dn8=
Il mo feline W}ltter mcr0cn tGglid
pcrb0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

nod SEN @Gien peroffentliden %iollell.
Sails ite 3ltr 8eqltemlidlfeit 0ea III
blitlln1S onrdgcbcll0e SUPPORT uno
Grportraten nod un0 bon ulSl6n0i.
ihen El0Ben in Gerbinolng nit Den
Iampierlinicn peroffcntlihen, miIi.
len Iolde Carrie 0elttlih Die SnluuO'
rate anleben. Ginigen &inien lit bis
5lrm I. Srli 1908 6riit sur 0urdJ'
tubrlng Der e%rlpGbnten RegeI gegebci
loor0Cl ul10 miro mulnebr Srore er.
loiielL, Dab alle Sinierl, melhe Dem
@eieBc III ge}ug duf Ole Son0clsre-
gllirlung ullterlteben, bis sum /. Slrlt
1908 Den &oribriitCn Der HegcI 81
0eS Garif GirtlIlarS 10 u nahfoms
men iollcn, in0em Tie QrunSport.Ea.
rite, Die Der 8orihrift entipreden, bel
Der Gonmiiiion binterlegen mo ole
Eorifc, Die nid)t pori6rift9m1Big iino,
olihcbeu,"
@cgenou5IGnOii6 G q y eo er.
QaS &aua-Gomite iiir Snnoelsma.
rine mo 6iihercicn bot beute be.
I0loiierL Die bonn Scnot bcrcitS onges
l1ommcne 9ia g%iinitig cin3ltbcrihten,
lpclhe beitimmt, OaB fem unSlGn0i.
ldea 6dbr5eug Fniingierc 5lpiiden
S0len o0er Srten in 0en Hereinafter
Stootcn tronsportiren bari, me0er
0ireft nod iibcr eincn %ousl1n0iid,cn
@aien, bel Germeibung bon $500
Stroic fir cinen ie0eH YaIia0ier, ser
IN 0ielcr @eiic tranaportirt o0er ac.
lanOet miro.
VI iidgong ser Stcuerein-
nabmen.
Nad] omtli6em Iu8pei9 6ctrllQen
Die @eianmt g Stelereinnobmen I'M
Wtonot NpriI 1908 $tS,396,179, elmo
Nbnabn1e I'M @crgleiS gum 9lpril
1907 BON $2,633,427. Son Dem &iid.
gang Der G%innobmen I'M gprtl ent.
ticlen ouf Spirituoien $2,3S1 ,276;
ouf Eobof $l31,S2t; oltf gegobrcnr
@etrdnfe $S4, 100; oui Sleomarguriu
$26,Sl2. &n Den 5ebn eritcn Wouu'
ten 0ca lnuien6cn SiSfoliubreS be.
trltg Der Hiidgang Der Steucreinnob,
men I'M &ergIeid 5u 0emielbcn 3cit:
roltm ocS SobreS 1907 $t2,7 O9,379.
0ute SunitG 50 erbGltniii
an oenS il y INNS.
Nad) cinem bier e%ingcIulienen De
ridt Der &anal = Gommiilion fiir 0cr
Wfonot 9Ipril morcn Die @eiunobeitS.
5~lllt0ll0c III Der &unal5onc mcituu3
AitnltlgCr ol5 icn1alS porber, in0caI
Die aIlgencine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ya.
mama uno Colon eingeidlolen, MIR
20.4 per 1000 luar, gegen 1897 per
1000 I'M 9lpril oes 8oriabreS, bei
elmer gegenlp0rtigen Seelen5abI bon
116,f7Sl. AcGen 1855. i'm &orjnbre..
llllter ben 5000 omerifaniifen g9ei.
ben, Die nit Ser Gommiilion in Ser.
tinonng Itcbelt crcignete iif MIR Elm
So0eaial 6urd) arunfbcit.
aeine0e d) rGnfung0 Scr
GinboltSbcfcGIe.
Der geItcrn Ibeno obgeboltene re,
pltblifonild)e GolfltS bat boge9en &C.
Itinlmt, bob III oieier Seiiion oea
Gongreiiea cine Dill ongenommer
miro, Oitrd mclde Die @cfugniB ser
Srnocageridte, Ginbolt5beieble gu
crloiien, mo0iii5irt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
!SGGcrc 2luiidlenocfs.Y reiic.

Stolienil6e 0ompicrlinicn ocS ga.
t%enfonlpieS miiOe. Hiidman.
oerltng oallert tort.
Nep Oorf, %. Mai. - Gic
itnIieniiden @inien 'd)eincn enolib
bod oeS Gntenfrieges miibe 81 lein,
Seun gcitern boben lie sic 3niihen-
Dedsratc pom $50 ouf $50 erb0bt.
Wan crpartct III S6ifffobrtafreiien,
rnB Die itolicniidcn 2iuien olmGlig
5t Der normalen Hate 5llrildfebren
rcroclt, 0a linen Der Gumpf oenn
ood) 81 foItipiclig lit, I'M i'm langc
oltSbolten SIT fonncn. Gle continent
tolcn 0ampierlinien laIIen ole italic.
rilden 2ilien rltbig %acmdbren, oenn
nc bnbcn Dem contineutulen 8eihdit
iuenlg Sdaoen 5ugefiigt, obgleih lie
3ml'delloeds Yaiiagiere fiir CONT
reltale Eiunfte 81 nieorigeren &nteI
beior0ert boben ulo Oie Hiidmonoc.
rlnlg nod, INNER lebr itorf lit.
Srob Der uieI nieorigercn Hatcn
Der itoIicnilden 2inien iubren geitern
nit Dem 0ompfer naniierin Illgritc
&lctorin~ 2000 Eerionen in Scr
oritten &aiiite unO i'm 3piihcnoed
Don bier ub. TnS anoaucrn ser
HiItmnnoerumg miro pom ben Gam.
pier @elcuId)aitcn ais 3eihen ange,
lehcn oGfiir, oab dtf cine 3unablne
Der Ginlpanocrung nod nidt 5u boi.
len lit. Gireftor gmil 9. goas bon
Der Sambllrg.a merifa.2inie erflqrtc
eeItern einem gerid)terltutter, ais er
ilber Die Ineelegenbeit beiragt mur.
&c, odB Der llmid]mung ii6er Hadt
fonnlen nloge, bod uorldufig iei nod
feine ausiidt aui 9elieruna porban.
Sen. 0as aniiiten i. @eihGit, ia1te
&r. 9oas, lei iebr gut. aud in oen
Srreaur anoerer 2inien muroe cr.
4l1rt, oaB Die 9udpugen fir sic
Soilon Elm gltes aajiiten : 8eifoit
criparten loilcn.
3lird 8elter iino IN oen Coma
Flre 5orcit : Er1ierpen bel 9eQc.
fonrd)c, &c, iiber 10000 gder
Walololio uerltihtet moroen. Der
S6aoen lit u~igebcter. Mur bas
Gintreten zines id)iperen Shneelhll.
mas ,o.k.to+o ...Eo.,o 1f.I..I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
I'm 3cidDcn Der Gunfcrcn5bcrid)tc,

Shiiiabrt5 Subpcntion@grabid) in
GongreB obgetbon. Sam.
pogne Fubli5itGtsbiQ nn9cnom'
mclL einidlieBlih elmer &eroro.
nllta sur &crminocrung Ser Der.
tretlmg Ser Siioltuntcn. - 0iC
oGommoOitGt3 &louiel" ser
@epburns9iQ.
MoibiuQton 9. Is. -. Mai.
- Die hcutigc ofienc Sibun9 ocS
Senat5 iblob nit elmer longen Dc.
bate iibcr Die &oamoht 0eS Gons
greiicS sur &cguIirrmg 0eS 5miihen.
itaotIihen luhO mI3mGrtiGcn SonOels,
mo ein Antrog ollf Nmobme oea
6orofcr . Announcements iiir 0cn pol
Der 5uiihenitootIidcn 8erfcbrS.
Gommiliion cnpioblenen 9eldlltB
5llr &erlGn9erlng Der iiir &ntrait-
tretlrng ser YGommoOitGta &lnuicl"
0ea 0epburn'idlcn 9Srudtratcn 2 @e-
lebe5 geituttetcn Srilt mllr0e nit 81
gcgcn % Stinmcn obGdcbnt. 0ns
Sorafer , Imel0encnt 6cltimmte,
0nB oas Eerbot gegcl Ole lruuspor-
tation BON Toblen ooer un0erer, Dol.
9abn8eiellld)aiten proOu5irter Nan.
oelSartitel MIR aui GiGentbum an
men0bar iein iou, mcIdcS lett Nl.
nabme Der Scpburn.Yia 90. Wtoi
1906 ermorbeu muroe. Ter De
ldluB Der %Gommiiiion eritredt lid)
nuf alle9 @igcnthum obne llnter-
idie6.
Rad ser 4bitinnuing ging Der
Senot III @rcflttipiibung.
Gle Bill, mel6e peroronet, ooB oaS
Datum ser ginmodung olli allen,
nit eingemod)tcm Sleiid geiiiutct
9ild)len a~n9egebcn lciu mlB, loipie
Die SmnibuSsSiQ iiir Aniprii6e MIR
Den fnr5 beiprodcn, 0~elongtcn ieood)
nidt sur G%rlc0igung. AuBeroem
mlroe cine nellc Gonieren5 iiber Die
Yoltamt9 &erpiaignngSbiQ ange-
oronct. oa Die critic 5u feiner gini-
gltrlg iiibrtc. lin 4.20 ucrtngte id,
Der Sennt bis morgen.
90 5icnIih oIlc 0ofinlmg auf Nn-
nobme elmer SdiiiabrtS. Subucution
ging bette u~erloren, oils oaS Hepr1.
ientantenbaltS ocn cine oiesbe5iiglid)t
Seroronnng cntbaltenoen Gonieren5'
gerift ilbcr Oic Boitamts = Gerpilli-
arngsblll %uerluarf. Die Bill ldpebt
iett in cinem nelicu Gouieren5 . So
mite mo Is e%riItirt menig Inslid)t,
onB lid 0as SallS IN Ser Snbuen'
tionsiroge Den Nniid)ten oeS SenatS
fiigen miro.
Cine Yilbli5it1tS6ia IN 9e5ug aiti
G%ampagnc = 9citr0ge pllrbe nit 160
ae9en t25 Stimmen Dom Salie an
gennmmel. Die Bill entbGlt eill
Announcement sur GerminOer;ng Der
9ertretling Der Siioltoaten I'M Gon'
greB. unb bie 0en1ofraten itiminteil
oltS Oieiem Britnoc gegen bic @or'
loge. TnS SauS beihditigte lid Damn
nod lGngere Belt nit peridieoenerl
meiteren Gonierenj . gerid)tcn mo
mod)tc id)lieBlih nm Cid cine Tdulc
bis If llhr morgcn Iormittog.
SineIair's YanmidJnIe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
SineIatr'S Yanmld)nIe,

ssm. 9. GsrIe. gisenttnmer.
ri. 204, Vsrb.Galpsrt.g trahe, BaIttasss, ID.
Sru6ts uuo 8ierbdume.
SetIinae flr OGDEN, fIetue Tridi etc.
Bsunie uno Seden In Der SaitoR betQnttten.
UraSfaameH unb Runttb1neer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

YGKc snr Neiie in's Mnslano be.
Iurat 6. &ainc, Nr. 413, Cit-Salti.
murcitrake, nabc Gnitom 9ouie Npc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

@i6tiger GrloB Scr 5pi.
den it ootlidcn Scr.
febrS. miiiion.
Gic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unoelS- Com.
miiiion bat cine mid)tige GrefutipSr-
bre erloiien, lucl6e iid) oitf oenSronS.
port Don Support utb @rport @oa.
rCn 5luiiden El0ben in oct @ereinig-
ten StontcIl unb Dem Nuslunoe be-
5iebt. Gic Orore bciogt: ,llnter Ger
Gntideiollng DER Gomnliiiion in Dem
Sale Der .Gosmopolitun Shipping
60" gegcn bic ~Somburg : Nmrrito-
nild)e' Fodctfobrt Nftiell = 0elell'
id)oit" unb anoere Witbeflagte ulh
inter Gcgcl Sc oes Torif.GirfulnrS
Nr. 10 u miro porgeid)rieben, BOB
&erfebrslinicn I'M transport bon
Ginilibr- itnb Iusfllbr : Maaren 5iui-
iden Tldbcn dHlr ocn Sereinigten
Staaten liro iolhen IN onberen, ridDt
oilgrenSenoen 2Gtlocrn lire Srnnsl
portratcll ul,o Sobrprcile BON uno
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22
AN HONEST DOCTOR
ADVISED PE-RU-NA.

MIR. SYLVESTER e. SMITH, Room
1V1 2lS, Granite Block, st. Louis, Mo-,
writes: "Peruna is the best friend q
sick man can have.
ga few months ago I came here in a
wretched condition. Exposure and
dampness had ruined my once robust
health. I had catarrhal affections of
the bronchial tubes, and for a time there
was a doubt as to my recovery.
any good honest old doctor advised
me to take Peruna, which 1 did and in
short time my health began to i'm
prove very rapidly, the bronchial
trouble gradually disappeared, and in
three months my health was fully re-
stored.
accept grateful mans thanks for
his restoration to perfect health"
Pe-ru-na for His Patients
A. w. Perrin, NJ. D. g., $50 Halsey
St., Brooklyn, N. Y, says:
81 am using your Peruna myself, and
am recommending it to my patients in
all cases Of catarrh, and find it to be
more than you represent. Peruna can
be had now of all druggists in this sec
ton. At the time began using it, 1t
was unknown"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22
Effect of Sheep and Goats.

An agreement has been made be
tween the Secretary of the Interior and
the Secretary of Agriculture for in
vestigations of the effect of grazing OF
sheep and goats upon the watersheds
within national forests which are i'm
portant to irrigation.
A F. Potter. chief of the grazing
branch of the forestry service, and ID
D. Bronson of that bureau will coop
crate in these investigations with Off
cials with reclamation service.
The Water Users Association and
the presidents of both the Cattle Grow.
ers' and Sheep Growers associations
in Arizona have been invited to arrange
to have representatives of their several
interests accompany the representa-.
tives of the government.
Investigations of the relation of stock
grazing to water supply on other ma
tional forests will be carried on joint,
by the reclamation service and the for
est service.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22
GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy. founder OF
the Christian Science church, reached
her eighty-seventh year on the 10th
inst
China has asked Japan to consent to
the restriction of Importation to China
Of morphine. as well as the ms ,ruments
used for the injection of the drug All
other powers long since agreed to this
restriction.
The executive committee of the Anti
Imperialist league at Boston has issued
a statement recommending that friends
OF the league withhold their votes from
William II. Taft for President and sup
port William ]. Bryan.
The Union Tank Line Company. n
subsidiary concern of the Standard Oil
Company. has filed papers with the
secretary of state in New Jersey. In
creasing its authorized capital from
s3,5o0.0O0 tic $12.0OO.OoO.
The Prince of Wales and his suite
sailed from Portsmouth July 18th on
board the Indomitable. Great Britain's
newest cruiser battleship, to attend
the forthcoming fetes at Quebec in
honor of the founding of that city 300
years ago by Champaign.
Ten mounted police made n raid on
the Doukhobor compound near York
town, Saskatchewan. to arrest twelve
ringleaders of Il land OF 100 that is
confined there by the government The
band fought fiercely for three hours.
with sticks ana other weapons, but
were hammered down. Six men and
six women were sent to the Northern
penitentiary.
What is declared to be the original
painting by Rubens of the Descent
from the Cross" has been discovered
in the Catholic cathedral of St Mich
olas in Rome.
The London Express states that it is
in possession OF definite information
! that Great Britain will purchase the
three Brazilian battleships now under
! construction in England.
Hugh McCurdy. former head Of the
Knights Templar in the United States,
and one of the most prominent Masons
in the country died at Co-unna. Michi-
gan on the 10th inst. aged seventh
nine.
At Nantucket. Massachusetts, on the
18th inst. the memory of Maria
Mitchell. Nantucket's famous daughter
who. during her lifetime. attained
worldwide fame rs an astronomer. was
honorcd by the dedication and formal
| opening of an astronomical observa
tory and library building.
The Roman Catholic mission nj
| Chippewa Lake, northwest of Winni
peg, was totally destroyed by fire
| Monday. While in flight from the
burning building. Father Poitras, in
charge. and his assistant, were
drowned at Smiths lanlins on the
| Athabasca river.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Secretary Cortelyou has revoked the
instructions to United States mints and
assay Offices May 29th last directing
that after June 30th payments for de-
posts of gold bullion should only be
made on coin or bars. or by check on
the local subtreasury or depository
bank
Another murder has been reported
to the War Department from the Phil
ippines. General Weston cables that
Albert l.. Burleigh. company c. Eight
zenith infantry. was murdered by
Moros June 30th. Elmer S. Hurley.
company d. Fourteenth infantry. died
July End of acute dysentery. and Free
la H. Hoff. company d, Twenty-ninth
infantry. died July 18th of a tumor.
The Secretary of the Interior has ap-
proved a contract with Charles Rash
of Montrose, Colorado, for hauling
coal and supplies in connection with
the construction work on the Uncom-
pahgre irrigation project. The contract
incurs a liability of about S40,3sO, based
upon approximate estimates which may
vary as the necessities and require
ments of the work dictate. Ii is Thought
the work will extend over about two
years.
Salvador Y. Agrac of San Jose, Cali
fornia. was seriously wounded and rob
bed by highwaymen at Puruandoro.
state of Muchoacan, Mexico. according
to a dispatch received at the state de
partment from L. A. Hayne of San
Jose. The state department Will inves-
tigate whether the man is still alive
and II necessary have him assisted.
His mother and relatives at San Jose,
it is said. can learn nothing of him.
The United States government las
! filed petition in the jamestown Ex-
position federal court litigation. ask
| ing protection as n creditor of the EN-
position on account of its 81 .O0p.OGH
| loan. and claiming priority OF payment
over everything else owned by she Tx
position company. The petition sets
out that the balance due the govern
ment is SS97,953. OF the $1,000. 600
loaned the Exposition the government
had gotten back but S1O2. 0i6.i3.
President Roosevelt has refused an
offer to make speeches into the re
ceiver of talking machine for the pur-
| pose of making records for public sale
That President Roosevent fayors
aerial fleets for coast defense purposes
was brought cut in the discussion by
army officers of the proposed war bal
loon system for the Atlantic and Pa
cific coasts. General Allen of the sig
nal corps wants Congress to approprl
ate 100000 for this purpose.
President Roosevelt has written a
letter to Mrs. Grover Cleveland inform
ing her of proclamation he has
signed changing the name of the San
Jacinto National Forest to the Cleve
and National Forest. in honor of the
late former President.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22
Largest and Highest Bells.

New York.-A group of four large
bells will be placed On the forty-sixth
story OF the new tower of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company's
budding in Madison Square. These
bells will be nearly twice as large IS
any in the world. the makers say. The
largest will weigh 1000 pounds and
the smallest 1.50O pounds. the heavi-
est bells ever assembled in group.
They will strike the quarter of each
hour in chime and in the night may
be heard at great distance.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22

The big steel tank. thirty feet high
and thirty feet in diameter which has
stood for twenty years on the hill
south of Greeley and been used dur.
ing the entire time without repairs in
connection with the old city water
works. has been sold to the Windsor
sugar factory as storage tank for
syrup.
Harry E. Asdel. aged Twenty-Five.
assistant engineer ut the Tower sta.
tion of the Manitou Incline Railway
company. at. Mount Manitou, was
caught by the belt OF the DYNAMO
wheel at the station Sunday and in.
stantly killed.
Taking the trip up Fixes Peak on
the Cog road. while a spectacular cleo.
frical and rain storm RACED with I'M
abating fury, Congressman and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth and party had a
very lively experience Aftcrward
their automobile got stalled in the
mud on the way to Colorado Springs.
But they declared themselves i'm
mensely pleased with the visit