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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
James F. Morgan S
stock and Bond
ID q ID IA n L IN q N L

Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Stock and Bond Orders receive
prompt attention.
Information furnished relative to all
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
Phone 70. P. o. Box 594.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
THESE Auf DAYS

And warm nights, with their perspira'
ton and heated blood, bring discom'
fort which quickly gives way to re-
ereshing collness after using
PACHECO'S OANDRUFF KILLER
This preparation not only cools but
also cures prickly heat and stops that
awful itching.
Sold by all druggists and at Pa
eheCo's Barber Shop.
Telephone 2S2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
ARRIVING.
P. o. Box 594.

Wednesday, February IL.
S. s. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kauai,
AIS a. m, with 1926 bags sugar.
S. S. Lansing, Thompson, Port San
Luis, noon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
NEGRO SOLDIERS NOT WANTED
stnrgis Citizens Aroused and Pro.
test Against Black Soldiers
Say they are Iawless.

=.
Deadwood, September 12.-It Is
with much protest on the part Of
Sturgis people that the news Of sta
tioning colored troops at Fort Meade
is received. It is stated in Official
circles that four colored troops are
to be stationed at the Fort near
.Sturgis upon their return from the
Philippine islands next March. For
many years the government has
looked ,askance upon the placing OF
5colored troops in the south, and now
that the Fourth cavalry. at the fort,
are to be transferred to Georgia,
the change is to be made. Still fresh
in the minds of the Stnrgis people
are the depredations OF the famous
Company K (colored), 26th infantry
of Brownsville fame. Company K
was stationed at Fort Meade about
1898. On one occasion they swooped
down upon peaceful little dance in
Sturgis and fired two or three vol
leys directly into the crowd Of mer-
ry young pleasure seekers, with the
result that several were seriously
injured and one killed. After this
affair their blood seemed aroused
and they terrorized the whole town
by shooting It up" in true cowboy
style. Colored troops may be sta
toned ct Fort Meade, but sturgia
people will do all in their power to
prevent.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
NoTARIEs MUST APPLY
For Permission to Make Out Papers
at the .ROsafnd ReDlsfrafinn

For Permission to Make Out Papers
at the Rosebud Registration.
Washington, Sept, IA, 1908. All
snotaries residing In South Dakota
outside Of Brule, Gregory and Ly-
man counties who expect to adminis-
ter oaths to applicants for registra-
tion during the approaching Rose
bud opening must mail to James w.
Witten. superintendent, at Dallas.
South Dakota, before September 25,
q written application for that privi-
lege and. state the name Of the town
sat which they propose to do busi-
ness. When the officer In charge OF
the blanks 10 furnished with q cer-
tifcate from the clerk Of the courts
for the county In which q notary
proposes to act and = signed agree
nent that the notary will abide BY
1.-The rules OF the opening he Will be
furnished free Of cost. with an am
l!2le supply Of blank applications for
IregistTation and printed envelopes
in which they are TO be enclosed.
Only the blank applications fur,
lnished by the ofacer IN charge can
De used and notariess should not
nave other blanks printed Tor that
Epurpose:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

bygones be bygones and today q
marriage license was Issued from
the office Of the county clerk per-
mitting them to be united again In
the bonds Of matrimony. The we'd
ding was celebrated this afternoon.
It was all folltshness for them
ever to have separated said Fred
.DeMaranville. who went with Mr.
Chadwick to the clerks office and
helped him get the license. both
are we'll known in Rapid City, and
everybody likes them. have been
at both ever since they separated
five years ago to induce them to
forget their grievances and am
tickled to think they have finally
agreed to kiss and make up. They
have three children, Two boys and q
girl"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
CONDITIONS QUICKLY CHANGED
Many County Fairs Being Held in
Country West OF River.

Many county Fairs Being Held In
Country West OF River.
One of the features OF life In the
country west of the Missouri river,
which more plainly than anything
else indicates the change in condi-
tions in that part OF the state, is
the numerous local fairs which are
being held, at which the agricultur-
al products OF the section are made
he main feature. Recently the peo-
,ie Of Philip and Kadoka made good
showings of the products OF west
IN Stanley county. and Reliance
nd Presho showed what Lyman
Junty could do In the way OF crop
aising. The first week in Octo-
,er the people OF western Butte
:ounty will meet at Harding with
heir grain and pumpkins. and
promise the visitors to their fair
chat they will show them agricul-
stural exhibits equal to any at any
place. Not only the newer settlers
are bringing their products, but the
old time cattle raiser has burned to
the plow, and 10 vieing with the
homesteader In showing what can
4 be produced from the soil west Of
the river.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

The slump In the price OF lithia
from So to so cents per pound. has
caused the paralysis Of the mining
of that mineral in Pennington and
Custer counties on the part Of all
the producers except the big Oma-
ha company. From the story told
by q we'll known Southern Hills min
ing man. the slump was intent tion-
ally brought about by the Omaha
company for the purpose Of assist
ing them in securing . monopoly of
the production in the Black Hills.
according to this story. there were
a number of Black Hills producers
If lithia, who were making q fair
profit out Of their mines and one
of them got proposition from q
foreign company to furnish 1900
tons Of amblygonite per year. While
negotiations were pending and 1t
was thought that contract would
be closed at a price somewhere near
the prevailing quotation of $3 per.
pound for lithia, the Omaha conn
pany of which DR.. Herman Reinbold
is manager. got word OF the deal
and Immediately lowered the price
of the mineral to SO cents per
pound. This OF course, put an end
to the foreign deal and SO demor-
allied the industry in the Black Hills
that the Omaha company were able
to step in and secure practically a
monopoly Of all the lithia produc-
ton in this section Of the country.
The Black Hills amblygonite con-
tains from 6 to 8 per cent lithia. 49,
.Deadwood Pioneer-Times.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
HoRsB THEIF CAPTURED
Martin Hanson Caught With Stolen
Horse-LOdged in Jail and
Later Pleads Guilty.

Later Pleads Guilty.
Horse thieves have been exceed
Bingly active in the vicinity of
Hermosa during the past few months
in nearly every case the thief has
been apprehended and stolen AMI
mails recovered.
The latest case occurred Friday
when Martin Hanson, a young man
about 19 years of age was captured
by Deputy Sheriff McClelland. The
fellow stole horse, saddle and bri-
die from VIM. McDermand and was
caught on advice Of telephone
message. The young man pleaded
guilty to the charge on Saturday
morning in Justice Harding's court
and was bound over to await the ac-
ton OF the grand jury at next term
of court. He was turned over to
Sheriff Ennis of Custer county and
that official lodged him in the Gus
sterl county jail.
Hanson pleaded guilty this week
and was sentenced to eight months
in the state penitentiary.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
CUSTER 10 HAVE EI1ECTRIC1TY
The Westinghouse Electric Co., Pro
poses Power Plant to Furnish
4 Plant and City.

u
The Westing House Electric g.
Manufacturing Co., have located Q
water right for power purposes on
rench creek few miles east Of
Custer. They have had surveys
ssade and plans for power plant
They have q proposition for the de-.
seiopment5 Of six hundred or more
horsepower from which will be con-
Yeyeds electricity for operating the
several mines, factories and lighting
II Custer. This company has always
completed their undertakings and
notwithstanding the receiyership
have made good in Custer: This
move is an ad dditional evidence Of
the permanent character of this en-
prise, which, outside OF the home
stake company is the largest oper-
ating in Che Black Hills. Mr. Pyne.
the superintendent has completed
the preliminary work and actual
construction expected to begin soon.
Custer Chronicle
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
Talented Reader.

1 have heard Mss Elizabeth Hill
"a number of times. and having heard
many of the best readers in the
country, I am prepared to express
an opinion. Miss Hill is very talent
ed. There is no question about
This. She is not merely a reader
with beautiful elocutionary powers;
she lis a fine interpreter. She. first
sees the qualities OF the characters
she is to represent. and then makes
saer hearers see. them as they sell
dom would, unaided. observe them:
Every time have heard her she
was very popular with the audien-
aes, and was impressed that the
more she is heard the more she ia
liked-a remark could not make
of all readers. J. M. Hall. Nation
al President Of the Bay View Read
ing Circle, Detroit, Mich.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
A BLACK HILIs BOY
Does q Few Stunts In Broncho Bust
ing At Interstate Fair In

UOC0 - TOW 0CUMt6 LII 0kVUCl1V OUSts
ing At Interstate Fair In
Sioux City.
Frank Hart, resident Of this
community and well known all over
the state. has been doing things
at the big Sioux City fair. One OF
the City papers states that he is the
champion broncho buster Of the en-
tire Hills country and then some. He
gave an exhibition Of riding the IA
nous white outlaw Rock-a-by Baby.
Hart always rides with his briar pipe
in his mouth, and when the horse
fell with him he never missed a
whiff. When saddled the horse
threw himself to the ground and
Hart got on while he was down.
On rising and finding he had COM
pany, the horse demonstrated, but
with no avail. Hart will ride any
horse which can be led or shipped
to him.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
MARRIED AT SIOUX CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Chadwick
g..l5a.. IAeclfla IN EAna.nok Az, nsxA 80 u

MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Chadwick
Decide to Forget the Past.
The following article, relative to.
the marriage Of MT. and Mrs.
Charles w. Chadwick, at Sioux City,
was clipped from the Sioux city
Journal Of Monday. Both the par.
ties are well known here. and have
the hearty congratulations Of many
friends:
Although Cupid got rid Of many.
shafts during the interstate Live
Stock fair, taking advantage OF the
opportunity afforded by the attend
ance Of so many fair lads and lass
les, the little god saved ups an arr
row with which. he executed, q clever
s.conp de grace" (Which means
|something or other in French) and
brought about q reconciliati Of
1.-TWO hearts that formerly beat as
Ione, hut which for the past aye years
have pulsated separately and alone.
FOR had It not been for the IN
tier state Fair, Charles w. CHADWICK
and Mrs. Emma Chadwick, both res
idents of Rapid City, 8. ~. who i've
Years ago we're divorced. mil lit still
be living apart and hoping that
something would happen to- break
down the barrier between them.
M. Chadwick Is one of the star
broncho riders for the DeMaranvf1Ie
4 Wild west Organization that furnishs
5iSei 40 much nterta afnmaYits II VWo0d:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
AL ASS|NAnOB HOUSES
DRIVEN OUT OF
D[S MONIES
THAT CITY CLEANS UP HER RED
LIGHT DIsTRICT-oFFERs
INMATES WORK.
w. Q. 7. U. and Humane Society Are
Helping Unfortunate Women
Lesson for Rapid City.

t5iSs - - gu ASuI1 district.
Des Moines now faces the world. the
only city of more than rs, 600 uopu-
lation that can make that boast. The
order doing away with the aggregate
vice went into effect at midnight and
past. -
VI the girls who Inhabited the red
light section, eighteen have declared
their intention Of reforming and
have registered with the Humane
Society as requested, on the promise
that they will be provided with re-
pectab1e enjoyment. i',
About sixty of the women have
LETT town. or declared their intention
5of doing SO, while many have scat
tered through the residence SECTIONS
OF the city, where, 1t is: promised !.
they will be hunted out and driven:
from the city.
OF the eighteen girls who have sdo.
sntf1ed their intentions Of reforming.
one has been found respectable em-
ployment by the humane society. The
Others being cared for at! a ref
uge home opened by the Volunteers
Of America for that purpose. A com
mittee from the w. 9. n. u. the HUI
name Society. and police depart
ment is endeavoring to rent a suit
able house and place them there
until work can be found for them.
The reformation of the city ID 4
newspaper crusade against an al
legged social evil trust, In which IL
was charged that practical white
slavery existed in the red light dia.
trict, and that the unfortunate wo-
men We're at the mercy of black-
mailers and extortionists. even driy-
ing back to 1t the few who. ATTEMPTED
to reform. 3 y. -
Councilman Hamery, superinend-
ent of the department OF public safe.
ty. a week ago issued the order Civ
Ing all the Inhabitants Of the tender
loin seven days to declare an intent
to reform or to leave. the city. Those
desiring to lead proper lives would
- - s0ASS WASiC rGASy lWOulQ De cared
for and employment secured for
them by applying to Mrs. Elizabeth
Baird, secretary of the Iowa Humane
society, and eighteen have accented
the proposition.
When the police made the rounds
Of east Court avenue, the old district.
only one house vas found open. and
the inmates were then packing up.
They were warned to be away BY
midnight. Those who have not reg
istered and have not left town are
scattered about, and plain clothes
men from detective headquarters5
have been acting as spoilers, search
ng1the city and locating the places
where the girls have moved. Raids
will begin the coming night, but no
places will he raided unless complaint
ts made by the neighbors and an In.
formation filed. 4. 5.
The grand jury having convened
for the September term Of court, was
Instructed to investigate the alleged
social evil trust and return indict-
ments against all persons found to
have been connected with the traffic
in women.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
{ MILL HAVE A SPLIT TICKET
Democrats Decide to Make the Best
OF the Situation.

Democrats Decide to Make the Best
OF the Situation.
Huron, s. D., Sept. Il VI q
meeting OF The executive committee
Of the South Dakota democratic
state central committee hera much
discussion was had relative to plac-
Ing the names OF cand idates on their
ticket, the supreme court having de-
|cided that cand didates named at the
late democratic convention at Dead
wood could not be placed on the
ticket under that head. As q result
OF the conference Tuesday night Ii
was decided to place the names IN
der the head of good government by
petition and thereby comply with
The provisions OF the new election
law. Some Of the more prominent
members OF the party present at the
conference deplored the situation,
put expressed q belief that nothing
beyond inconvenience would resnI,
|Lrom the decision Of the court,
while some criticised the action very
severely. II was agreed, however,
that the campaign should be strict.
iy clean. = No personalities or dirt
throwing is to be INDUCED In. Ex-
pressive OF this Robert e.. DoWdell,
nominee for congress. declared that
no mud throwing had been INDUCED
IN and that the party should 60 IL.
TO the campaign on itsa merits. be-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
ANOTHER TRUST GONE WRONG
A. Booth, $12,O ,OOO, 600 Corporation Ii
In Financial Dificult IN

Hands OF Receiver.
a. Booth & Co, the $12. .0O0. 600
fish. game, and sea-food corporation,
with branches extending from coast
to coast, has passed into hands OF q
receiver. 3l s58 .9l
On petition OF Alfred G q. Booth
and the Linen Thread Company OF
New York, Judge. 8. III. Bethea In the.
United States Circuit court, named
William Chalmers, who took;
charge OF the company's general Of;
fees in the Tribune Building this
week. &
The general assets are placed at
s$s,0 700, 900. exclusive Of the COM
spany's good will, valued at 90 g
900, and the liabilities, according 10.
the bill. approximate $5,6 81 90, ,OO0.:
Mr. Chalmers gave bond for IS o.
$00O, 900.
TOO great an extensionSo the cons;
pany's business and . large amount
sof outstanding short t-time notes arc
the reasons given Tor the corpora
tion's predicament. The receiver
ship has been under contemplation
for several days, but the action was
hurried because OF an attachment
suit begun In the state courts by the
Girard National Bank Of Philadel-
|tphia which holds q claim Of $36.r
006
This action was begun almost sinl-
Eii1farAnn al ~ ~ n, s IN ~ Y
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA SEPTEMBER IS 1905

than in others. The most welcome
feature OF the storm Is that 1t en-
itirely extinguished the forest fires
and thus saved millions OF dollars
worth Of timber that seemed doomed
to certain destruction.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
South Dakota State Fair Has Best.
Attendance In All Its History
Splendid Attractions.

Huron, Sept. 12.The twenty
fourth annual fair by the South Da-
kota board Of Agriculture closed
Friday and was success in every
sense of the word. The exhibitors
and visitors returned to their homes
we'll pleased and satisfaction appears
to be manifest everywhere. The only
criticism arises from the scarcity OF
room in whicx to display exhibits.
In the agricultural hali and also m
the woman,s building, many exhibits
were crowded together and gave vis-
litors but small opportunity for ex-
animation OF the county exhibits
there We're q larger number than
heretofore, and many of these VII
be taken to the Gas Belt exposition
at Pierre and the corn palace at.
Mitchell. The attendance through
out the week was larger than anti
cipated, Thursday being the great
day, when at least so, 1000 people
We're here. The great crowd was we'll
cared for and no serious accidents
occurred. There was q profusion OF
special attractions and amusements
and the crowd was KEEP In good hu-
NOR the entire time. At night the
business streets were handsomely IL
Illuminated with thousands Of electric
lights while the residence districts
were made light as day by arc lights.
The races were very satisfactory
more SO than last year. The ex-
pressions ofssurprise at the large and
attractive display in every depart.
ment was heard on every hand by
visitors from neighboring states. All:
together the fair was marked "a suc-
cess and will rebound in many ways;
to the best interests Of South Dako-j
4 a. II M
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

votes dor Hisgen and besldes the In
dependence party management llas
made direct appeal for labor votes
by putting miner. w. s. Bray. OF
Lead. on the ticket for congress.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
4 A.C||H|||A|h|||||'B|||R|QR|| 1 HORRORS
IN 'R|'|||L|I||,'3I||A||| |
CHICAGO
ALLEGED ORPHANS HOME 81 j i WAS
PLACE OF UNsPEAKABIl
B REVELss AFTER NIGHT. .
So.C He'd Up REST Never Frocl
self-Styled Nuns Confess sto
Crimson Lives. ss

self-sty yleds n uns Confess sstos S
Crimson Ldvea.
Chicago. Sept. The ireyels otS
saif-st yIed nuns and priests ana the
@rueleies to children. said to d have Wv
,ssA ,ssA gong on for months ii sst:Ss
,IsAsp1s honie for orphans, aus
~ ~ iAtn f street. are over, and the
sIsai.i no W under police guard.
ien 2sllall Dc w hose parents had.
sput stnsin IN 20 the ha nds os s IA ther.
Antonlo de uDicx. have been In
-harge OF the Anti Cruelty Society
since the police raid. The i've i'd
SXno collected money FOR sFather,,|
"a Dicz's ma elieye Charity by al W
md aroused irh him BY night areS
9s4ng q dstained ill the lIarrisons street
s.nnsx aud the word has gone forth
rs p rliest the priest on sig ght.
IS llssWll not be his first experience.
IS ss.r r ago Jud ges Newcomer fina'ds
.iiil y2 W for begging money. With
e g.rl q from Souths lana b,nr, tA M
.yol4ce sent her back Is s IndianYaSSS
rs rhe deeper this startling story il !
pro obed the more astounding it he.
comes. It 10 hard for the neighborisi
10 believe that such s,a dacantions.
could have been car lied on 4, nn,iaT
cheir noses month after mon ~
That they could live is close ,,rnx M
IltyS to- the cham her of horrors witlh.
out having an killing 81 what "a; I;
going on
They cannot aund ers IA I'D sihoxs tI,es 81
.prlest.' and his I'M coult, - iIyS
forth at night Az evenin Z n 81 thas 4 i
Looming home reeling froIm, wins mr.
ties ana slumEmu,ing tours 4 ana thena Isl
blossom forth again ID Tie ~ o,rniIs
arrayed in the sarl, 81 thS 81 isl
lswltnout every-body IN the @sviii &, ,itys
lSbeing aware 81 Ii. but Ssvss ,Iid i
someSof the kirls have sslm,ittsd ] Z, GU W if..||
Others among them are i1 not q Is le.1d ready
JaSU 2ldlhs hs:AkIHOuyRs none s0k them de-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

Horn ,harlssg3 Brown APP
pearsa y d lfsoas anu any and
Alto ulleeg r. Wood for
I,eaiii Acton Ge, ,5ss;:9s inter
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

Magistrate Negley, between blush
es said he thought $25 would repair
the damage done. by the pepper and
fined Mrs. Adley that amount.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Supt. Cal Haines was down the
first of the week and reports the
company has decided to build the
mill in the nearest future time
practi ;nl, which cannot be before
Spring as it is now too late to begin
operations. The superintendent is
now putting in the supplies needed
for keeping watchmen at the
mines during the winter months.
Manager Arzeno who Is in Cincin.
natl, was at the directors meeting
in New York when it WAS decided
to 90 abeuc with the mill building
Supt. Haines Says tnat lie has in
formation from the East which
confirms the reports that things
are getting back to normal there
and that money matters are loosen
ing up and capital is seeking in
vestnent in legitimate mining en-
terprises.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
MINING NEWS OF
OUNNlSON COUNTY

john Larson, of the Enterprise
mine in Taylor park, is applying
modern methods to that property
and with large force is driving
the upraise to No 2 tunnel a thous
and feet above and at the same
time developing and blocking out
ore. Recently a new body of high
grade gold ore was opened and is
being prepared for shipment in the
Spring, The big flow Of water from
No. 3 tunnel, mile into the range
is used twice for power purposes
as it comes from the mouth. First
it is dropped 100 feet or more upon
machinery which turns the big fan
and then several hundred feet fur
thur down the slope is again i'm
pounded upon wheel which gen.
crates power for the air. drills, 1t