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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20
ENDS LIFE BY POISON
Ella c. Redmond Commits Sui.
eide This Afternoon.
WAS ILL AND DESPONDENT
Girl Eludes Vigilance of Mother and
Swallows Dose.
PREVIOUS PURCHASE OF DRUG
Contemplated Act Three Months Ago
But Was Prevented From
Then Taking Step.
WAS ILL AND DESPONDENT
PREVIOUS PURCHASE OF DRUG

Miss Ella Catherine Redmond, twenty
years Of age, who was employed as CASH
Ter In a scent theater. committed suicide
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Redmond, S21 7th street south
west. shortly after IL o'clock today. She
swallowed a dose of poison In powder
form which she obtained from a South
Washington drug store under the pretext
of wanting it to use in killing insects.
The young woman mixed part of the
white powder in a glass of water. swal-
lowed the mixture and was soon uncon-
scious. She was hurried to the Emer-
gency Hospital in the ambulance. DR..
Maclay who was with the vehicle. used
all available means to prolong life. but
the patient died.
a Star reporter that he does not know
what prompted the deed. His daughter.
although a robust-looking girl. he eX-
planned. suffered greatly from kidney
trouble. and he also thought she had
been respondent at times since the mar
rage of a young man friend about
year ago. About three months ago. he
stated. she purchased poison similar to
that she took today, but the powder was
secured from her before she could use it.
In Good Spirits This Morning.
"She seemed to be in good spirits when
went to work at the zoo this morning."
the father said "and I was surprised
when 1 received message that she was
ILL.,"
When informed that his daughter was
dead the father broke down and showed
evidence Of intense mental agony. Her
sister. who is also employed in the five
cent theater. was not at home at the
time Ella took the poison. She was
summoned shortly afterward, however.
Miss Ella Redmond had not been at her
place Of employment since last Saturday.
having spent most OF the time this week
about the house. This morning she sent
a child to the drug store to get the poison,
but the druggist would not deliver it to
the little one. sending colored man to
the house with it. On the other occasion
she also sent child for the poison. and
was later obliged to go for it herself. the
druggist refusing to deliver it to the child
or to send 1t by messenger.
Today when the colored man from the
drug store appeared at the Redmond home
and delivered the package Mrs. Redmond
became suspicious and inquired what it
was that he had brought.
only note from the fats" was the
response of the young woman who had
concluded she would take her life.
'Will you let me see it?' the mother
asked.
For goodness sake" the mother added.
when she saw the suspicious-looking
package. don't take that"
"Tll not take it until tonight" the
daughter said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20

Go to Work.
From the Galveston News.
II YOU are killing time. quit it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20
Pretty Quiet Today.

This morning was almost devoid of
alarms. Some firing was heard in the
outlying eastern sections of the city, but
nervous militiamen were responsible for
It. One sentry challenged the shadow
OF tree stirred by the wind and shot
when IL refused to halt and another fired
four times at pile which refused to keep
moving" There were probably half a
dozen calls for troops at the various head
quarters. but in none of the cases was
their presence needed.
Work was resumed today at the Tux
>orn mine. which had been shut down be-
Sause Of the refusal of the whites and
negroes to work together.
The orders Of the officials Of the miners
0nion were responsible for this and the
other miners affected by similar condi-
tons are expected to resume tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20
Negroes Still Quaking.
Exodus Is Renewed.

The exodus Of negroes. which had begun
- abate. was renewed. Trains and troll
ley cars were used by those fortunate
enough to possess a little money. but
many Of the refugees took to the road,
tramping across country In a drizzlin;,
rain until exhaustion forced them to seek
rest In cornfields or in wooded lots. The
children and aged who were driven to the
open suffered greatly.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-06-28

(By Claiming Severance.)
When my article appeared in the Blade
relative to the Penrose bill l made the
mistake of attributing it to the wrong per-
son, and how the wires got crossed in my
cabeza leading me to say Hepburn instead
of Penrose, is not clearly apparent. Both
names have been prominent in the doings
of our last Congress, and by some mad
vertence / got them mixed at that time.
l had read the bill as presented in your
last issue by c. B. LeBarron, and my COM
ments were based strictly upon that; so
while 1t was enormously attributed to the
wrong persOn-really a matter of small i'm
portance|I regret that fact but have no
apology to make for views expressed rela-
tive to the bill itself, for l still regard IL
as the most serious matter that ever &C.
CURED in Congress in relation to the liber-
ties of the people
If, as seems the case with Mr.. LIE Bar
ron, the bill is not Objectionable in any
way because conditions have made 1t nee
essary to restrict the vicious and nihilistic
elements in society, it is difficult to see
why he should think attributing such a
needed bill to his friend Hepburn, could be
virulous and libelous. If the bill is good
one and was needed, no man could be
libeled by being named as it's author.
Again, as there is no Senator Hepburn, and
Congressman Hepburn could not introduce
a bill into the Senate, where as stated in
my article it was introduced, the name of
his friend in the lower House cannot be
connected with my remarks, so let him not
feel aggrieved.
Now let us look a little further at this
bill which seems so harmless to Mr.. LIE
Barron.
disaptch from Washington on the
twenty-frst of May says, the Penrose bill
designed as an amendment to the post
oAffn rfatf hnfh
houses. So IL the president has signed it
1t is now law. We shall soon know, for
II the power has been created to muzzle
the press by giving the Post Master Gen.
eral authority to exclude from the mails
any periodical he sees fit to shut out. no
one can foresee the end. The claim is
made 1t Is said, that back of this secret
and stealthy legislation was the directing
hand of the Rev. Crafts, whose speciality
for years has been plotting against Free
thought getting Sunday laws enacted, and
such ohter legislation as would rebound to
the interest of the churches. II this bill has
become a law for the first time in our
history as a nation, we have established
legalized press censorship. 1t is power
that rightly belongs to despotic govern
ment like Russia, but has no right or place
under a free republic like ours. 1t is in
direct conflict with the constitution of the
United States, the supreme law of the land;
but as constitutions are now null and void
when plutocrats and preachers want any
thing, they no longer stand as the bulwark
of our liberties. Courts rise above con-
situations, and their decisions are final
for a time. We know that for years Chris
tians have tried to reach strictly Free
thought publications with the notorious
Comstock law, struggled through the last
hours of a drunken Congress, more than
thirty years ago. but with 1t they have
failed. Now II they have got what they
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Sreb. q. 8urns an 2uopig Sanscit,
@rnnbftiid an Der @arben Ctr; $500.
!. q. @ppler uno Srau an @itelle 6.
Sole, @ruabltiid an Der 2egington Npe.
$1,000.
German 9ertped Ii. 81. an Ssrau @l;sa
Seriped, @runoitiid an Der gde Ser
9fsGommerce nnb 2oipba ? Strabe;
$500 IT,. 81.
San Nntortio 9reipillg Company an
Charles Mc9onalb, @rlIub1tiid an Ser
gfe Der @alnltt unb Slnrioa Ctr;
$1,000.
Sobn 5. Solm uno 8rou an Miaa
Sitter, BIZ @der 2aflo; $4725.
5. &. @altpn an @li5abetb Gre
iduisg, @runoitiid an Der Ode Der Wesz
quite uro Soma Ctr, $500.
Senrp @idmat1t an Sleo @idmmn
nno Sral1, @ruitbitild I'M neuen GttDz
8lod 1927; $500.
@. $. g6atnbers unb Srau an Santes
6. 4rnolb n1b Sralt, @runbitid an ser
Weiltletoe Gpenue, Beacon Sill; $3.50.
Srau g. e. @abler an 5. $. airs@
patrid, @rnnoitiid an Der gde Der
Ealbonia Nperllie nnb Olbmpian @oi,,
Smlrel 9ei9bts Serrace; $724O.
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q lI"c.rIci.

9rpan erflarte BEL ieinenl
8ieriein am 9ienitae: Sd boffe,
oaB es fir mid ME nottpenoig iner-
Den moge, als &atloioot fir Elm Mmt
auf5utrete1, aber i6 mill nift Der=
lllder, oieie Srage 81 entIdeioen,
6epor Die 3eit oes @onoelns &c
foinnten it, Illo miro man Serrll
grpan mobl nod gum pierten Mal
als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;ebelf
folllelt.
Mit Dem gou oes Sradtba6llz
bots Der g. g 8obn ipa i~nnerGolp
Der naditen IA Saee begomlen per.
Ben.
Die san @ntonio 8refpine Mi-
location uno Die Gone Star 8reping
COMPANY baden ieoer $4,000 gum
Bonus fir ben nelen 8aDnbau I'M
ter5eidnet.
Die Soften Ser Champagne Sll-
Illus Geal's hoben iid auf $1256.65
.belaufen.
Die gerfoufsitdnoe in Ser
Marffballe ioaen fiinftig MIR auf
eth uno 5mei Sabre perpadtet ipsr=
ben.
Ser Bonus fir oie 1teue go6p,
belauft ii6 iebt auf ungefdGs
$4,000.
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&erlangt,

2eute, oie 1000 ODER tlebr Mder
2ano uvclearen" uno fuItipieren
moaen 5ebn Weilen peItlib DOL
8lealnnton. 9as notige uGIearen@
miro be5ablt. 9as 2ano miro alli
@nteil an Ser @rnte perpadtet. Ste-
fleftierenoe miilen lire eieenen Sc
ratihaften liefern uno Die erites
feds Monote in 3elten pobnen, BIZ
Sauier gebaut iino. Naberes gu err
fragen 3immer Ali, Nlamo gauf
0ebGmbe.
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9aiIasicr-9iitc

Ser 9ampfer gGbemnit" Ser oul
20. Sftober BON 9remen abgefob-
ren 1T. bringt oie ~folgenoen 8olin=
giere nod @aIpeiton:
Charles Nntbonp, SRI. anna gilsens
roth, Srau Yeter 8emberg, Seinrid
gIod, Sri. Bertha 8eper, Serr SrarS
.tijef Gadla nnb Srau, Srantiief gafja,
@oparo 9unin, @idaro Sauit, @if-
helm @roidup, 2ouis @dnslb, @rno
5unobammer, SRI. @ertrnb aurle
baum. Srau @ar9aretbe aramer, Wears
garetbe aramer, &arl &ran1er, Srali
2oliie &rone, Saul Safer, SRI. gliius
beth 2inoemann, Sans 2eDn6nro, 41lz
tDnins Cans, Sri aatb. Ira5ef, gbos.
Wc@regor, 9nll @artpeoel, Nluis
9ospiidiIs &alter 8ennede, Gnbosf
8enner, Srau Srieba S6ult, Sri. Mn
no S6erer, SRI. @rna Strenlmel, Mar
tin S6mibt, Srau gfoia Sdmiot, g. $.
Sdroeoer, Gbas. S6dfer. @if6. Shul5,
Srau q. S. sc. @ublltefe nno &inoer,
Nrail Mi6arb @ilfens. @lia @ilfeil5,
@cttp @ilfeus, 2ou 8ilfelis.
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0rnmbeigcntnms ltebertraanuaen.

6. $. Stnrm an 8ebro @illareal,
8rllnoitiid an Der 8rn5os Ctr; 5000.
Mnna unb So1ep1 German all sSreS.
2efpis S6aper, @rltnbIfiid in Sorfp
5eigbts; $240.
lllri6 $. gfiid)e an Charles q. 9ilde,
@rlnoitiif an Der @de Der 6. StraBe
unD Nperaie 6; $500.
ST. 6. 8. @itte an Sra1 Maraaret
Searp, @rulloitiif an Der Slorioa Ctr. !;
$3.50.
s. s. 4erne al soolf @ele, @ruaos
ltiid IN 2alirel 9eigbts; 1926.
Ghrilfian ulri9 nnb Sran on On
11onstp, 8runofiid all Der Sans Ctr !;
$1,000.
Sacpb 9oeblen l1nb Srau an g6artcr
Y. Eeterion nn6 Sran, 8runDltiid All
Der 9robanot Ctr; ST II. 81.
=. $. Stprm II. u. an 6. q. Barter,
@runDitiid an Der Sipiiion Ctr; 500.
Or. SreDerid S. Sieloing mo Srau Oh
Gus. auebler, @rltnDltiif an Der GGe
Der 8ooiebelt llnb Mc&irIeb Npe.; $3.50.
Soiepb San1t unb STRAIT al Muna
Slrnmallg, @runbitid an Ser Ibenlte q;
$500.
S. 8. airfpatrid an MiB emma @ite
mer, @rlunDItid in Der Ma0eliene Ser
race, Mlamo 6eia6ts; $1,000.
S1lepb Sauit uti6 Srall an Srau :.
5. Marid, @runDitiid OH Ger 0elgaoo
StrnBe, 1915.
$. s. 6iloebrano al q. Saplpoos,
grlinoitiid al Ser Siibs0lip StraBe,
s. O.. 5enue an SO. e. ania6t.
@runbitiid in 2aurel Seigbts; 800.
Gbriltian Illri6 nnb Sran an Soierb
cTnonn 1tfrA GSrct M.,,,.HF+,f S,x
@aroeii StraBe, 5000.
@runoiiid an Der &irsinia Nbenle,
Beit @no; $3.50.
@olparo q. Sfinner aa S. 9. Sipplc,
@rllnoitild IN Soutb 5eigbts; $3.50.
Ilbin Seibel an 8illiam 2utes,
@runoitld on Der 2amar StraBe; $175.
Niperiibe 2nnb ail6 Improvement
Company an Sreb. uno 6attie Moebatr,
8runoltild in Der Niperlibe Start Mooie
ton; $485.
q. S. @reiner nlio Charles @rop al
Slabele Stefpart, @rnnoitiid in Der
Saiprtoale Mboition; $1,000.
emil 9ierds nnb Srall an ,Suhu &.
&olm, 100 Nder Sano; $3.50.
9elrp Borders unb SralI IL. u, ai
WliB emma Borders, Cots 6 mn 10,
tpie i'm Gpuntps Neeoro bei6rieben;
81 II. q.
Senrp Borders Ii. q. al 9lfreb 6.
Borders, Cots 5 uilo S, fpie i'm Gplnrps
Hecoro beidrieben; 81 II. q.
@enrb 8orders IL. q. an Safe gil6op
2ots 7 lno 8, fpie i'm County Hecur6
beldJrieben; 81 Ii. q.
NlfreD Wprders II. q. an Senrb Dor
ders, Cots A unn Ii, ipie i'm @opntjz
Hecorb bei6rieben; 81 II. 81.
Charles uito &atie @eB an @blpin q.
0obfon, @runoitiid III Der 2aipnSale
Aooition; 1915.
Self. 9. Clifton unb Srau an @m.
s. Snerntnn1. @runoltiid dn Der Gfe
Der &urnI @berme lino Some Strai3e;
$500.
@eorge aoerner an @. q. 5olp6an,
@runbitiid mt Der Sanoopal Strabe;
$500,
George aoerner al. !. M. Qpn9ieqor.
@rnnbitild an Der Nprbzgra3os ll1O
Sanoobal Ctr; $3.50.
5rau @liSa 5erfped al Die 6eriped
@ompanDy @rnnbitiid an Ser Gde Der
Sits@ommerce mo 2olopa StraFe F.;
$f2, 1000.
Soiepb 5ouit Il. q. u, Soc 6. aline,
$40 Nder QonD; $500.
Wfeta mn Charles Yerner Ii. 81. an
SSoa SSeruq, @runbitiid i'm Original
GitnsQot t73; 81 II. q.
aboIphire @ebrbabu an 6. 8rom@
me, @runoltiid ON Der SiibsIfaino
Strabe; $4,000.
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8.

Die @eneralanfpaltidaft in
@nitin bot ibr @ntadten oabin ab-
gegeber, ooB rnier SagogeieB fon-
ltitutionen lei.
Sim %. @opel1lber ioa ser
3aloitein fir oos Gourtbaus in
ASun Warcos eelegt merben.
= Samitog naht lit in Ser 0abe
bon @eimar Der Sormer Sobll SUI
benz erfroren.
Sn Der @abe bon Comfort
mnroe Der geriuf gen1a6t, ben llaf
Siioen gebertOer Goiiagier5llg Der
4ronios 8aB gabn gum gntgleiien
81 bringer. Cine Shmeae mar auf
oas @eleiie %gefporfen. 9as &in6srs
mig ipnroe 5llm @liif redt8eitig cnt.
0frft
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21t %herfanfen.

Gin gutter @eidaftspIas in Ser
Staot Warion unb cine quite 200
afer Sarm in Ser Wdbe bon San
@ntonio iinb 8i perfaufen. Mel
menoe iid an
q. gOrsfelS,
81 Sc go 9 anr Al Con Mntnnin
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airdGdes.

Die eooneeliid-lutberiide ct. So
bannes-@ emeinoe feiert oin na1itel
Sonntag ibr 0iesidbrigeS @rnte.
8onffeit in Der Stride, @de 0uepa
nno Siib-9reia StraBe. 3um Be-
iud) oieies eit-@ottesoienltes, TO-
tpie 81 ollen @ottes-D ienlten, lit bas
oelltl6e llitberii6e 8ublifum bon
Gan antonio uio ltmgeeenb bier
nit freltnolif eingelaoen. Sim no
tionalen 0onfiaglinestag, 0onners=
tag Den 26. 9tonember, miro fein
@ottesoietit itottfmoen, ga Der $50
ltor on Dem Soge in 9orftomn pre-
oigen miro.
8. Sartm n. 8oItnr.
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9as perlprene garabies.

llil5dblige aranfe benfen an Die .3eit,
ba lie nod geiulo maren, lpie an Gin
nerlorelles Yaraoies 5uriid. Nalnents
lid gift oieie q1alpoQe Sebniu6t bon
ben Wen5den, Die, an 9dnorr6oiben
leioero, feinen i6mer5ensfreien 1itsells
bid mebr baden uab ibr 11ebel meiIf el5
nod inter Der 8ebanollng BON 6linds
ial6ern berl6limnlern loileil. 9ieiel
nn9lildli6en Meniden lei gum Sro5ta
9eiagt. baB es fir Iie IN ST.. Silsbee 8
Anafefis elm jideres 5eilmittel gieot,
bon Incident 5ogar bur6 g. Neuitdoter
4 So. 8or 1916, Stem Yorf, cine 8rpbe
foltenfrei gu 6e5ieben lit. @ebraudt CO
uilo a%efpin1t 5nriid: bas berlprene 8ns
-rdnieSl
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SiQia at perfaufcn.

440 glder 2oito - so @der III
<ltur. Stub 5ront. GeIt in @el-
oelano. 2eidte 9eoingrngen. Gitcl
perfect
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6. 81. 8arreu

Sutberlono Springs. Sera3.
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Sic nod eine 2ebensgefGbrtin
brolt6ten. Sic uno SIR Solts it11o
ni6t Dertpoilt uno pereilliomt. SIRE
So6ter Gornelio bot mid nit MiB<
trollelt betra6tet, a6er eS tit Elm berr=
ltdes W}ab6en. Sn ibren1 @liid
meroen Sic Elm neltes Gergniigen
finoen."
ua5l1 i6reul @liid2 s8ie ioa i5
oas p%eriteben?"
ga iiebt mans tpieoer", Ip0t-
telte lie grtmiitig. u@aben Sic ben1
nod nidt bemerft, bob 5lpii6en ibr
l1no bielem 9(r6iteften iid etpas
angeiponnen Fat ooer iid onipinnen
muB."
uNein", iaete er ii6erroi6t, roos
lit mir llelt.
u9aarl 10 loiien Sic es li6 pou
mir er5abler. llno penn Sic Sc
i6eit iinO, oonn iogen sic Sa 1tno
antet SIT Ser 8eidi6te uilo boil
ten Sic Die &inoer bel ii6 auf Dem
SdloB 1no freren Sic iid an ibreut
@liid ulo genieBen Sic nit oopolt.
limo oanm oenfen Sic mondmol an
MIDI 5uriid, nit normer innioer,
Srelnoihoft, u1lo iogen fonnen Sic
es oud meinetbolben: 9ieie Me=
litto, oieier frentoe 8ogel 90 an
meinem @oloe NOR bod Elm gutter
&erl nno = trob oQeoem - eine
o1litanoige Seele."
S6ritte naberten lid) aus Scr
Siefe oes Yarfes, BON Der 2inoen=
allee ber. Sic fonen bis oidt an
Die feline 2oube, in ser Melitto nno
Ser Baron iaBelr. 9alm borte man
Cornelius Stimme: u@ie i6aog
oaB mir MN in Sen bunten Srubel
miiIien. l1no Oh es inns gelingen
miro. Gopo alleill sit ipreden.@
u@enn linn oieie lteberroidung
MIR feline una1genebme iein mi,o'1
meinte @riinnalo beoenfli6.
oWir brou6en ni6ts 5u fiirdtea.
llno mir meroen ME ponetnonoer
loiien", iogte oos Wdoben.
uSelfen Sic Sbnen iiber Die Srd-
ge bod binlpeg", fliiIterte Melitta
Dem Baron 5lt.
% trot er on oaS 8aor 6eraL
Dos feline lanee @eitalt ploBli6 TT
i6roden INTO iiberral6t Dor iid lab.
uSbr mo1et ben Gapa alleil1 ipra=
den &inoer2" lagte er. uglnl lpas
battet Sbr ibm oem 10 @i6tiaeS
on5nDertraneu2
uGapo, lieber Gapall@ rief gorlte=
fla ur1o ulnarmlte i'm. gr fuBte tic
ouf Die Stirn utlb oonn reidte cr
Dem 4rditeften fraftig Die Sallo.
sd frere MIDI oaB mir oieler ld)o-
ne @beno einen 10 lieben uao tii6ti-
gen Sobn 5ugefiibrt bat" iaete er
nit GROCER Ser5lidfeit.
Sect trat a16 Welitta aus Ser
2atbe berbor lrnb ouf Die @rltppe
8u. Germunoert uno nit einigem
aremobn blifte gornelio ouf Die
&iinitlerin. Sod Welitta lad)elte
ullo iprad init elmer leidten giii5>
rure: Sic oiirfen es mir idou
gonnelt, ooB id Sbneu als Die erite
Slid miinide, mo Sic biirfen cs
mir altd glanben, bob mir SIR
Slid uno oos @liid oes altoerell
Baares. oas iid eben offentli6 oer-
lobt bat, Elm menie iiber meir sdei=
oeneb fort6ilft."
Sic umolten 5relloentbol BET
loiien2" frug Gornelio Die Sa1o
Ser &iinitlerin nebmeno, oie iie ibr
binitredte.
@elitto nidte. uSSa, bente in obt
Sagen bin i6 IN 8aris. 8ort III
iemano, Der mid notpenoig bralht,
SIR ober leio alle rebt, reht CLIFF
lid in Sreuoentbal. gs lit Ser red
te Srt fir friide, ferllbafte Meti=
iden, ober er lit mobl ouf oie
9auer nidts fir mid, ri6ts fir eli
ne. iinitote &iinitlerin nihts fir rina
gobenieine."
G
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q. $. Gunuiuolo,n. 1903 we,t=gom

u. 81. $50. 8, 9or "A, San @ntonio.
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6eirats.shetne.

8ia M2abes u1lo Gfiia 6enleI.
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offerieren. Nanges bon $40 nuffpdrfs.
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'ieren Dor Dem Store.
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8eimdt

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aus orei 8erionen b~eitebenoen So
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
JAPAN TO stop
ALL EMIGRATION
standing Is Reached
But No Treaty
Involved

Washington, Dec. li.--All japanese
immigration to the United States Is
10 be stopped by the japanese gov
eminent. When the Japanese diet
meets, a few weeks hence, Baron 10
mura. minister Of foreign affairs, VIII
make official announcement that the
government has decided to prohibit all
emigration to the United States afte.
e. given date. Thus will disappear th
last remaining difference or possible
cause OF trouble between the Unitcf
States and Japan
Though the announcement In Toky,
may be made upon the assumption that
the Japanese government has vo!un
tarily agreed upon this course as q
matter of fact the decision wa
reached through a long series OF nHgu
,iations between Secretary Root AM
Baron Takahira. the japanese ambas
sador to the United States. The ordc'
Of the Japanese government will pro
hibit all emigration. but VIII OF course
leave travel free. SO that merchant
students and tourists from Japan may
visit America at will under the pass
port agreement with the United States
government.
In settling the immigration matter
II is understood there is no treaty no.
even an exchange Of formal notes bu
that none the less the so called ''yel
low peril is a ghost laid to rest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
SY AUTHORITY
NOTICE.
payment OLE WATER RATES

AS provided for in Chapter 40 a.
the Revised Laws Of Hawaii, 1905.
III persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates are he O.
by notified that the water rates for
the Six CD months ending June
30th, 1909. will be due and payable
on the First day OF January, 1903.
On all such rates remaining unpaid
on January 18th, 1909. an additional
charge. of 10 per cent. will be made
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid in February 18TH. 1909,
are subject to immediate shut OF
without further notice.
Rate are payable az the Office OF
the HONOLULU WATER WORKS.
Capitol Hn'l'lrr
y 81 LITTLE.
Superintendent pr tho Honolulu
WAITE, Works tr#g-sE