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The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
NURSE KILLS DOCTOR
SHE SAYS WRONGED HER

NEW YORK. June ST shot him.
but y did, not commit murder. He
murdered himself He attacked me
and ruined my life. Then he refused
10 DO anything for me"
This was the statement made today,
In her prison cell. by Sarah Koten. a
young Russian nurse. who after lur-
ing him by false telephone sum.
mons TO l31 West one Hundred Thir.
ty.fifth-st.. trapped him in the vesti-
bule and then shot and killed DR. Mar.
tin William Auspitz. welLkn0wn
physician OF 49, East Ninety.third 81.
The murder was deliberate and was
carefully planned. The black-haired.
dark-eyed little woman waited eight
hours for her victim TO arrive. seated
on the doorstep OF the house She
had tried the courts i'm seeking re-
dress for the wrong Of which she ac-
cused Or. Auspitz. but her case was
vain.
DR.. Auspltz first came into Rotoriety
when he was named as a correspond.
ent In the divorce action brought by
Geo. Deffa against Agnes Deffa, his
wife.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
|AOJUDGEO INSANE,
HE HAN les HIMSELF

JACKSON. Mich, June s.-(Spe.
cial. Warren s. Knowles. aged CT.
who attempted suicide two weeks ago
by the carbolic acid route. finally sue
ceeded in ending his life early this
morning. when he hanged himself in
his barn.
Knowles had been adjudged insane
by the probate court, last Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Reported Cor The Times by Cameron
Currie N Co. bankers. llG-1lS Girls
COPPER CLOSE.

AtIantlc 10 Al. n, Bos CONS. II.
Boston Ely rs Bing Cons. 75 Copper
DaIy West. l0is Davis.Daiy. =. East
Butte. 6ss Ely. -, Franklin. SIS
GirouN. So q Cananea. ~. la Sale.
u. Lake. 81. Mohawk. 5S7. Majestic.
20. Mich. 9. Isle Royal 49, Nevada
Cons. 70. Nevada Utah. lie. North
Butte. 66%. No Butte EN IS. old Dom
347s Quincy. s4 Rhode Isl. 81. shan
non. 1875 Sup -Plttsburg. les Santa
re IL Trinity Cop, 1874 Utah. II 3.
L : OIL a57s | ) r com, 37i2 L : e
pf 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

OF the floating palace home OF the De
troit Board OF Commerce And when
the fair visitors crossed the gangway
and poured up the grand stairway the
chivalrous Detroiters (whose wives
were not allowed on the trip--oh, no.
couldn't think OF it, got together,
you may be sure.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
NEW YORK METAL

NEW YORK. June S.-Au irregular
tendency was shown at the Metal ex-
change today though In the absence OF
London quotations there was little or
no interest manifested. Lead was strong
at five points advance IN the bid while
tin was weaX at a recession OF 1sc FOR
spot and nearby deliveries. Lake. i2s.
a l2Tsc; electrolytic. u y Il i2s. C.. cast
Lead, s445ai.5O Spelter sI6O a 465.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

WASHINGTON. June Spencer
Eddy. first secretary OF the American
embassy in Berlin, called at the White
House today. to pay his respects to
President Roosevelt Mr. Eddy has
won a promotion in the diplomatic
service and he takes up his new du-
ties as minister 20 Argentine about
the first OF August He will sail from
New York July l and from Hamburg.
July ~.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
COPpEH SALES

FurnIshed by Cameron Currie & Co,
June 8 Adv, 80. Anal, S.6S3; Az. 80.
arc, go Is. 3 Ra yio: ! = iSS; sq ls ~
q c {, 4S+; Roy. l5A Is. 10; Mex. eos;
Mich. zoo: Mob. 3O5. New. 975. New
house, so; = y. ca, . -, 100; Par. 40:
Qy. 10; T. $50. shan. S7i. Tam. 10.
Trim 81. L ; X, 10. pf 81. titan Cons.
3fS. Itah CON 8 Nlct 90
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie a. Co.:
Ihe copper share market opened
qulrt THIS morning. prices being prac
tlcallN unchanged from last week ;
closing. There was no feature 20 the
trading during the forenoon and the
market was rather inclined 20 ease, al
though only 10 a fractional extent,
North Butte showing the greatest
probably more attention was paid 10
Greene Cananea around 10 than any
thing else. rise In the price of this
stock being predicted for the near fut-
ure. The London markets were closed
Today and no copper cables were sent
over.
Work IL being done preliminary 10
a resumption OF mining AZ ths East
Butte. Plans include sinking the two
main shafts TO depth ~ AZ least 500
feet
Reported Cor The Times by Cameron
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
VESSEL MOVEMENTS.

CHICAGO June s--Arrived-Sara
nae. Lewiston. j. r. Merrill. T r.
WeIhe Helvctia, T. = Christie. s. o.
Men. Cleared: MISUNDERSTANDING
orr. Depot TTarbor. Lehigh. Erie. Light
bulgaria. Buffalo. y. J. Nessen. Grand
Mdrais
MILWAUKEE,. June s-Arrived--Da-
wilson. Oadee. Brown.
MARQUETTE June s.-Arrived-
Thompson. FlagR.
BUFFALO. June S-Arrived-Thre
Brothers. Cleared-Coal Wolf: Wau-
kegan. Light. Northern light Superior.
DULUTH SUPERIOR. June ss-Arriv-
ed--Codorus. North star Aiva, Lam
CELL Pollock Cleared--Ore, Bunsen.
Fulton. Clement. Lake Erie. Lumber.
Arizona, Lake Erie. Grain. Stormount,
Buffalo.
/. CLEVELAND. June s.--Arrived--Dai-
ton. Whitaker, snyder. Cleared-Coai
Ward A1nes. Duluth: Tecumseh. wsir>
ton, ont
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open. HE. Low Close.
LIVE STOCK
East BUFFALO.
Report OF MARKET Opening By sadies.
Rortck a Co.. Commission Merchants.

BUFFALO. Jane Especial. J. Cat
tle--Kcceipts. 2.200. market % 70 90
cents higher export-steers, $7.5O4T 10.
shipping steers. s7G 80; butcher steers
seas. helfers. 5000. cows, s34 $50:
feeders, s5Q 5.25 stockers.. 1915 90.
& 80: Others. s5s5d5.90 sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000: top lambs So 8 80
ycHTttugs. s5e5115 So sheep. $500 u 800.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
NEW YORK COTTON.

.. NEW YORK. June s.-Thc cotton
market opened quiet at an advance Of
one point 10 decline OF two points.
With the exception Of rain In Oklaho-
ma. the beli0 generally had favorab Bile
weather over SUNDAY and this event
ua'ly caused n setback OF about eight
points from the top. followed later by
a rally on stronger news from New
Orleans.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
JAIL AND FINE For I,prKe.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, June s.-Otto
Lidtke. who was convicted some time
ago. OF attempting to bride Justice
Gum, OF Ypsllanti, was sentenced this
morning 10 pay 500 fine and to spend
one day i'm Jail.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Markets ard Finance

feeders. ,S.2595.46 Sheep-Receipt
5000: sheep. sioo q 500. lambs. si?5V
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

coup. lOiGI04Ls new 3s reg I0l "a
lei \. new - coup. tel q y new IL
reg l2Oia q l2li. new is coup. l22 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
OFFICERS

HENRY b. LEpYARD. Chairman
FRANK w. BLAIR. President
A. 4. y. WHITE. vice-Ptesidsnt
GERALD J. MeMEcHAN. Secretary
CHARLES r. DUNN. Treasurer
ALEXANDER G. LONG.
Assistant Secretary
HOBART b. HoYT, Trust Officer
". 7. BRADFORD. Bond Officer
zsRAEL r. cowLEs. Manager
Title. cuar~ntss and Abstract Dept
GILBERT X. osMUN.
Custodian Safety Deposit Vault
FRANK x. IINcEMANH.
Rsal EssAte ofhess
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
PRODUCE.

The market was full OF fresh fruits
OF the various kinds this morning. and
ar active trade was reported. There
were something like Ave hundred cases
OF Michigan strawberries alone receiv
ed and as they got In late. after the
early buyers had gone home the most
OF them went to peddlers. and OF course
prices were low \ few Texas peaches
were on sale. but they were In bad
shape and can hardly be said To have
started yet. but watermelons were very
plentiful and lower In price. Butter
eggs poultry. dressed calves and po-
tatoes were steady as quoted.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
ONLY COURSE IS
TO |MPEAcH
SMITH
JASPER c GATES
ATTORNEY OF COMMITTEE OF 100
WILL ADVISE THAT CHARGE
AGAINST POLICE COMMISSION.
Err Be FILED WITH GOVERNOR.
JASPER c. GATES.

John B. Howarth, chairman OF the
committee of 100. announced Monday
morning that he will call meeting OF
the executive committee later in the
week TO, decide what course-to pursue
in the case Of Police-e0mrhissioner
Smith, VINO has not taken advantage
OF the two weeks grace allowed by
the committee in which TO enforce
the liquor laws.
The commissioner. by putting him
self squarely in the way Of law en-
forcement. has left us no alternative
but to lay the matter before the gov.
ernor.' said Jasper c. Gates. attorney
for the committee. and | shall so
advise the committee. II has been
two months since any complaints
against saloon men were made in. the
police court while liquor cases are
being disposed OF rapidly in the re-
corder's court Those facts speak for
themselves More than that. the com
missioner has openly defied us"
Ralph Redfern. who has had charge
Of the detective work for the commit
tee. had no scouts out Sunday and
had no orders to that effect. The
committee, apparently. is satisfied
that Commissioner Smith does not in.
tend 10 take any steps toward closing
up the saloons after the legal hours
and on Sunday and has all the evil
dence IL desires as TO violations or
the law.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.

cHIcAe es . ]gn e, ,19isnsf,rianssa' ,R
market advanced Z. Before much
leading buyers. The selling was scat
tered Opening prices Wheat. July,
ssss sept. S5is. corn July Sc sept
gGa. oats July. 437s q 40 asked sept.
S7Is Pork. July. S15.72is bid, Sept.
ga. lard. July, ss.57ts $50; Sept, ss.1
ribs, July. $500 81 asked; sept, S'.'Z
ais
The government June report received
late today Indicates crop OF 29O>OOV. :
600 bushels spring and 4i4. oVs 600
bushels winter wheat. total OF IA
100000 bushels. which - l00.00O.OOO
bushels in excess OF last year The
oats crop Is placed at 1850 100000
bushels Prices closed with wheat. =.
aI7.c OF corn, a a &c lower, oats.
Ia, of and provisions unsettled CLOS
Ing prices. Wheat---July. sjts corn.
July. 6sa. asked. oats. July, % p
Pork. July. sl3.65; lard. July. $3.50 ask
ed ribs. July s7i1 asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFNFALOl y Y.,June s.--Ca'-
2.375. active. 25U6Oc
higher. prime steers. s1.sOaTS0. ship
$500 125. heifers si.5OHG.15; cows,
$40 q .25. bulls, S4d5. feeders. st.25
1880. Neals--Iieceipts. $500: active,
Lambs-Receipts $500. market active.
higher. lambsl s525ast0. yearlings.
s.. 259f 5.5O. sheep. 50 m52b Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1850, active. ga i0c higher.
workers.. s5.SOd $50, pigs $3.50 $50.
uixed and heavics. s. s5 n g. 90. roughs.
81 sou TO-
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Some farmers are smaller potatoes
than they raise.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
cMicAGo IIyEsTocIS.

CHICAGO. June s.-limS Receipts.
40 900, strong. Sc higher Neavy. S.. 55
q 562iz light. mixed s540n5.55 light
choiee, s5.t5 a 800; mixed packing. s.. IS
S4sOu DO. Cattle--Receipts. $1,000.
mostly l0a 20c lower. prime steers.
81 80 q 10 medium to choice. s625T
1.sV, CONS, s2.'5 Y6.25. heifers. s4g
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Apples-Fancy, t3.5OuA9O' common'
81 1900 per Dbl.
Rufser--ofnciai prices Extra crea ~ =
cries csc: nrsts. 2ic: crooks. isc. pack
ing stock, 16c per ID.
Cpbbawe--New. $50 per crate.
CauIIGower--Caliiorn N.7SUs per
doz.
1Ceiery-slOo per dog.
Ch~rse-Michigan full cream. new.
lac. Lmburger. new. lbc. oid; lie:
brick 1hc: Schweitzer, 1Sc per 10.
California Frutts--Apricots. s2.75 per
box. cherries 81 per box.
Cherries-Southern, AZ $50.
Co0.~-Psckage. coffee. hi.7s q 20
per 100 lbs -
mon 6dTc per ID.
Eass-Michisan current receipts
f,rsts. case count. l5Ac per doz.
Ffour--tfichiadn patsnt "a wood
1872; Second patent. ;s6: stEaight
S4ss clear, $3.50 per Dbl.
reed -Iobbing lots, bran. S2s,on;
cnsrss, corn meal. 11s: rnrn and ost
chop s3s coarse middlings. s2s: nns
miorlings, $40 per ton.
Fre.s vea~tnb,es--orccr Unions. ~"
per doz cucumbers, 50u 1oc per doz
lettuce. soc per bug spinach. S5c
nor box: nars;cy. &c per 'ioz. va
Ter cress. 20d25c doz: pieplant i5e
doz: asparagus. 75q 90c per box; green
peas. sf.T5 per blu; wax beans, Sl764
per box; green beans. $3.50 per hamper.
GVoseberrie~-s3,5 so per bu-
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Mayor Ducks Again.

There is just one topic on which
Mayor Thompson refuses TO talk or
give an opinion. That Is the ques-
ton OF saloon restriction.
DO YOU favor the lid, In other
words the Observance OF the saloon
closing laws?" was asked.
II have nothing 10 do with 1t in any
manner" the mayor replied. THAT
is up to the police commissioner and
tho courts. | have nothing 10 say"
If Commissioner Smith is removed
and you have the appointment Of his
successor. will you appoint man
pledged TO enforce the law"
Il will cross that bridge when
come 70 IL. although do not expect
that the matter will ever De put mp 70
me that way The other party mas
the responsibility and do not intend
TO be brought into IL. will answer al
the proper time" ~
In Discussing the matter further Dr.
mayor referred 10 former remark OF
his that there will be only two tickets
in the field ReSP fall-the Democratic
and the Prohibitionist
The Royal Arch, an organization OF
saloonkeepers, Is talking OF askins
the mayor TO inteTcede The officer
OF that organization favor popular
vote on the saloon question and want
some amendments TO the law that will
( lessen the rigor OF the present regula
i al
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Onion
Crust Company
DETROIT. MicH.

OGTRoiT, miCH.
A reliable and re-
sponsible depositary
which would be
pleased to receive
your time deposits.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
AAYASHI'S FATE HANGS
ON JUDGES DECISION

Toichi Hayashi was put on trial In
he Federal Court this morning
charged with having committed per.
jury before the Board of Special In.
quiry at the immigration Board. The
indictment alleges that on January
II, at the examination of Mako Hay.
ashi as to her right to enter this coun.
try, Hayashi swore that she was his
wife and that he had no other wife
living. which facts We're false.
When the trial began, the defense
admitted that on January IL Iayashi
had a wife living at Paia, Maui. Ray.
mond Brown, chief of the Immigra.
ton Station, was the first witness
called. c. c, Biting, attorney for the
defense, Immediately objected to his
testimony being received, taking the
ground that the Special Board Of In.
quiry had no right to require Hayashl
to appear before 1t and testify, as he
would have to testify against himself
convict himself Of blgamy or else per
iure himself.
Biting made vigorous argument
in support OF his objection contending
that to compel man to give testi'
mony which may incrlminate himself
is a violation of the Fifth Amendment
10 the Constitution. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney w. T. Rawlins opposed
the objection, the argument on the
point consuming most of the morning
The judge will give his decision this
afternoon.
The jury trying the case consists
of ]. II. Gait, w. II. Chiffon, Theodore
Blackstad, George Fern, A. w. Han
son, ]. ID. Crockett, A. G. Prescott, T.
S. Cunha, G. II. Dement,, Hugh II,
Walker, Charles Hubert and j. NJ
Dowsett.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
1RAhp|NG PARTY

AS an evidence of interest in the
tramping picnic party to be given by
the Pacific Social Club next Sunday,
March 30. small parties from the
different parts of Oahu are to join
the picnicers and thereby add to the
number already slated.
This promises to be a most pop
ular and interesting affair. as the
various committees are going about
their respective duties in such a
Jealous manner that grand success
seems to welcome their earnest en-
deavors., The rendition of vocal and
musical numbers by the many will
ing members will be Il royal treat to
those attending.
On account of this being Il post
poned party the members have taken
Up the matter with renewed energy
and special interest Is manifested,
from what can be learned from the
younger contingent in their gossip
over their needles and teacups. This
will without doubt be a successful
affair and 1.-Two long in memory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
FORD'S SCHEMES ARE
BEING WORKED OUT
Governor Has Appointed
Transportation
X COmmitte

A Territorial transportation Com
mittee, consisting of Governor Froar,
honorary chairman; X. II. Trent, act
ing chairman; L. A. Mott-Smith, l..
A. Thurston, j. =. Cooke and A. H..
FORD, was appointed yesterday by
correspond with transportation COM
panies throughout the Pacific, and
with the Government tourist bureaus
Of the Australian States with a view
to securing information to be placed
before the Promotion Committee, the
immigration Board and the Legisla-
ture. This is in furtherance of AL
cxander Hume Ford's scheme of the
, Territory cooperating with the Tour
list Bureau of the Antipodes and the
Pacific transportation companies in
establishing joint information Of
fees in the large cities of the United
States.
A matter which will be immedl-
ately dealt with by the committee is
that of securing for both tourists
and residents of the Territory cheap
inter-island transportation. A sub
committee consisting of A. Gartley,
chairman; A. +. Grifiiths and l.. G.
i'lackman, has been appointed to ac-
2ept the offer made by the lnter-Isl-
and Company of series of weekend
excursions from Honolulu to various
places on the other Islands. The
frst of these excursions will prob.
ably be to Hilo. President Kennedy
of the lnter-lsland having offered "a
make rate of $3.50 to Hilo and
return. provided 100 excursionists
can be secured. The Mauna Kea will
take the party. leaving Honolulu on
a Friday evening and returning the
following Monday morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Judge Parsons of Hlilo has issued
On order to Maria Vieira silva and
Antoine Joaquin Silva, defendants In
the action brought by Emilia Vieira
Ollyeira, to appear before him in his
chambers at Hilo on April ., and show
cause. If they have any, why they
should not be adjudged guilty of con.
tempt of court for failure to perform
the decree Of October 10, 1907. The
decree ordered them to execute and
deliver to the plaintiff coed and sul-
fcient deed of conveyance in fee sim.
pie of the Hilo half of lot OF the
Waikaumalo tract.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
TONIGHT BAND
CONCERT AND DANCE

There will be a band concert by
the Royal Hawaiian Band at the
popular Seaside Hotel this evening,
Mr.. Berger, the leader of the band,
has program that will interest ey-
eryone who is n lover OF music. 1t
will be delightful to have dinner
there while enjoying the music; then
afterwards, dance to the strains. of
Ernest Kaai's orchestra. Engage
your tables early, for many have al
ready been taken. All the friends OF
the Seaside are cordially invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
SA|TO DtP[ORtS
SItVtNS' Death

Japanese Consul General Saito has
not yet been yoiIiclally informed Of
ID. W. stevens death, but when seen
today he expressed the greatest sor-
row over the death of the late Mr..
Stevens. Saito will confer with S.
Ozaki today and will afterward send
"A letter of coincidence to Ambassador
Takahlra at Washington,
Ozaki is the president of the Jap
,nese fire claimants here and is on
that account recognized by Consul
Saito as the proper man to confer
with.
When Stevens passed through
here he was I'M consultation with
Saito about the fire claims. Many
ether matters of Importance were
discussed, none of which have been
disclosed.
II am very sorry for Mr.. Stevens, "
said Saito. He has been a valuable
man to, the japanese Government. or
late years he has been an adviser to
Prince Ito over the Korean govern
ment. In recognition of his services
he was decorated with the order OF
the Rising Sun of the first class.
With the passing away OF Mr.. Ste
vens, the Japanese Government
ceases to have Foreign adviser"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
BIRTH.

this city, March 22
1908. to Mrs, Richard Spencer,
daughter,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26

passing four months In the United
States, during which he investigated
the immigration problem and the con.
dltions which were productive of anti.
Japanese outbreaks on the Pacific
coast, Professor Takahnshi contends
that war between Japan and the
United States Is an utter impossibili'
ty.
Japan stands ready, he asserts. tn
extend royal welcome to the Pacific
heet If that battlcship armada will
continue its cruise to the MikadO's
shores. War talk, he adds, is but q
passing agitation attempted by the
lingo and the dcmagogue. Further
Professor Takahashi states that ia,
pan aims to maintain the open door
policy in M0nchuria, and denies thai
his country has any desire to obtain
possession of the Philippines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Bulletin Business Office Phone 256.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1876.
P. F.. R. Strauch

FOR SALE-460 acres of Land at
Kona, Hawaii good for Tobacco,
Pineapples, Rubber, Grapes, Etc,
Lot of valuable 0hia trees for rail
way ties ready for marketing. Price
Sl2,50 per acre. Splendid 0pportu-
nifty for Investment.
WAITY BLDG, "a S. KING ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
MATERNITY HOME LuAU.

There will be small dellcatesseu
table for the Maternity Home mau on
Saturday at which will be served lau.
laus especially prepared for the occa
sion. The County Supervisors have
kindly given permission for the Coun.
ty band to be In attendance from /?
to s p, m. The ticket stubs should be
retained after entering the grounds
as they are to be collected at the
tables,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Japan's Fire-Eater
Says mo War

New York, March 5.-Sakuyei Tia.
kahashi, one of the seven fire eat.
ing" professors Of the Imperial Uni.
versity of Toxic who drafted the fam.
Gus memoranda advising the Emper.
or of Japan to make war on Russia.
is visiting New York, en- route around
the world on a mission Of peace. He
is noted as an authority on nterna.
tlonal law and is one Of the foremost
advisers of the Imperial japanese Dc.
partment of Foreign Affairs. After
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
BAND CONCERT

ohNo SS4vSLAtA
:! A. X 4 q Il q 4 ~ u - a z 4 - y
The Hawaiian band will play thi!
evening at the Honolulu Seaside
Hotel, Waikiki. Following is the pro
gram:
PART !.
Overture-"Road TO Glory" 80. Kllns
Ballad-"By the Sea" ...... Schuber,
Ia 'NiIumorcske," "Dvorak;" OBJ
"Gavotte" ................ Alette
Selection-"Il Trovatore" ..... Verd
PART III.
Vocal-Hawaiian SOngs."ar. by Berger
election-"Runaway Girl Moncktor
lntermeZzo-"By the Watermelon
Vine" Allen
Waltz-'The Merry Widow" .Lehai
"The Star Spanglei Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record March rs, 1905
from 1o:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
Chong Hing Wal Co to l.ihue
plDlt s...'..ss - 'ss''s's wv
Bertha Turnbull Est by EXor ct al
TO Protestant Episcopal Church -
Entered for Record March 26, 1908
from a. m. to 1o:3o a. m.
Annie X Kekuewa to A n Haysel'
zen -. .....s,',.'''''' '''''' 49, ~
j. Garcia and VT to Mariana Boteil'
III Cheung to Kau Kui Yin .....,PA
Ii Chan Shee to Kan Kui Yin ...PA
Heirs of Hiram X Pahau by TT to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26

The Weekly EDITION OF the Evening
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me new OF tho day.