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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
(Continued.)

suring t;ic iIr.e' balance Of the jour.
ncy Mrs. Iiallam presumably had Zoo
fer Thought. She frowncd. purscd her
| f,ps aud with one dlintily clovcd fore
finger followed seam VI her tailored
skirt. while klrkwool sat watching
and wondering how to rid himself oi
her IL she proved really ns troublesome
ms she threatened to he; also he won.
Gcred continually what II was all
about Why did Mrs. IIallnm suspect
him of designing to meet Calendar Mt
oueensborough? Had she any tangible
ground for believing that Calendar
could be found In Quccnsborough
Presumably she had. since she was
avowcdly IN pursuit Of that gentleman
and. Eirkwood Inferred. had booked
for Quccnsborough. Was he. then,
running away from Calendar and his
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

ker-.ieaVen alone Il Anew IN TnaI need ID
Of himl &.
Mute and blind with despair and
wrath. he turned upon the man ana
caught him by the collar, forcing hin,
out over the liz If the overhang. They
were unevenly matched. Kirk wood fas
the slightet, Int strength came to hin,
IN the crisis. physical strength ard ad.
dress such a. he had not drea med were
at his command. And the surprise Of
hls onslaught proved an ally Of un.
G,,essed potency. Before he himself
knew II he was standing on the over.
hang and had shifted his hold to seize
the fellow about the waist: then. lift.
ing him clcnr Of the deck and aided
by the lurch Of the cntbont. he cast
him bodily into the dory. The man,
falling. struck his head against one RI
The thwnrts--n CHANGING blow that
stunned him temporarily. Eirkwood
himself dropped as n shot. n trailing
reef point slnpplng his check until u
stung Ns the boom thrnshed overhead.
II was a. close n call rs he Ind known.
The knowledge sickcncd him n little.
Without rising he worked tho paint.
er lo0sp aud cast the dory ndrift. then
crawled back Into the cockpit. No
pang Of compassion disturbed him Ms
he abandoned the fisherman to the
mercy Of the sea. Though the fellow
lay still, uncoutbly distorted. In the
bottom Of the dory. he was in no dan.
ger. The wind and waves together
would carry the boat ashore. For that
matter, the man was even then re-
covering. struggling to sit np.
Crouching to avoid the boom. Kirk
wood went forward to the bows and.
grasring the moorng cable. drew II In.
slipping back into the cockpit to get a
stronger purchase with his feet. 10
was struggle. The boat pulled slug.
gishly against the wind. the cable inch.
ing IN jeaicusly And behind him he
could hear a voice believing inarticu.
late menaces and knew that In another
moment the fisherman would be at his
oars. a.. ~.
Frnnticaiiy he tugged and tore at the
Shiny rope. hauling with will and a
prayer. It gave more readily toward
the end. but he seemed to have fought
with II for ages when at last the an.
Choir tripped and he got It In.
Immediately he leaped back to the
stern. fitted In the tiller and. SELLING
the mainsbect. drew the boom In till
the wind should catch in the canvas.
In the dory the skipper. bending at his
oars. was not two yards astern.
He was-hnrd ahoa . when. the sail
hliing with hang. Kirkwood pulled
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

daughter to chase will.o'-the- w!sp of
,nls crcdul0us fancy of Shecrnpss
lshorey
Disturbing reflection. lie scowied
over II, then considered the other Side
of the face. Presenting Mrs. ihllam
to have had reasonably dependable as.
sIrancc thai Calendar would stop In
Guccnshoroush. would she So READILY
have abandoned her design 10 catch
him there On the mere sIIppo'ii ion that
IEirkv ood might loo looking for him In
lShecrnc's? That did not seem likely
10 one who esteemed Mrs. lIa!lnms
ncumen ms highly rs I<ir';wood u,d. He
Enlightened MP, forgot TINT his was a
FOOLS srrand and began again 10 PRO
iect strategic plans Into probematic
future.
A sudden Jolt interrupted this pas.
thine. and. the warning scrccch Of the
brakes Informed him that he had no
thine to scheme. but had best continue
lon the plan II action That had brought
him thus far that Is. trust to his stnr
and accept what should befall without
lrepining.
He rose, opened the door and, hold.
Ing II SO. turned.
Il regret. Mrs, Hallnm," he m
nounccd. smiiins his crooked smile.
I'thnt n pressing engagement Is about
to prohibit my squirting you through
the ticket entes. You understand. I'm
Isure"
Ills irrepressihle hu,nor proved In
fectious. and Mrs Hallam's spirit ran
ms high ms his own, She was smiling
ohcerfully when she. too. rose.
II also am In some haste" she
averred demurely. gathering up her
hand bag and umbrella.
A raised platform shot In beside the
carriage. ard the speed was So sensi'
70 he creeping rather than running
kirkwood flung the door wide open
and lowered himself to the running
board. The end ~ the track was In
sight, and man who has been trained
to heard San Francisco cn,lc ears
fears to nlIglt from no moving We.
hicle. lie swung OF got his balance
and ran swiftly down the platform.
4 cry FROM hystauder cnu'cd him
Ia glance over his shoulder. Mrs Hal
lam was then In the act Of alIGhting
As he looked the Hurry OF skirts sub
sided. ard she fell into stride. pursu
Ing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
CHAPTER XVI.

7 EANING against the combing. feet
braced upon the slippery and
treacherous deck. Kirk wood chung
IL to tilIer and mainsheet and peer
ed ahead with anxious eyes. a pucker
Of daring craven deep between his
brows.
A mile to westward. three or more
ahead. he could see the ,brigantins
standing close In under the Essex
shore. At times she was invisible.
Again he could catch merely the CLINT
If her canvas. white against the dark
gloom Of tho littoral. toned by a mist
NJ flying spindrift. He strained his
eyes. watching for the chance which
would take place IN the rake Of her
masts and sails when she should come
about ,.t,
For the longer that maneuver was
,sferred the better was his chance Of
attaining his object. II was for,
lorn hope. But In time the brigan,
tine. to escape Maplln sends. would
he forced to tack and stand out past
the lightshlp, the, wind OF her port
bows. 1nen their courses would In
tersect. 1t remained to be demon
strated whether the catbOat was
speedy enough to arrive at this point
Of contact In advance Of or stimuli.
tnneously with the larger vessel.
He watched the catboat anxiOusly,
quick to approve her merits as she
displayed them. lie had sailed small
craft before-frail centerboard cat
boats, handy and swift, built to serve
In summer winds AMI protected wa
tcrs. never such one as this, Yet ha
liked her.
ofshore. too, the wind stormed with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
YOUNG PRlTCHARD DEAD.

+, Albert Pritchard, a young lad only
Is years OF age, passed away at Pa
lama Hospital yesterday. He had
lived most Of his life In Canada with
his grandparents, but on account of
delicate health he was brought by
his parents to Hawaii In the latter
part OF last year. He went with his
father and sisters to HonOkaa and
was placed In the hospital for treat
mcnt. He showed Improvement at
first, but on Sunday there was de-
cided change for the worse. and at
$3.50 yesterday morning he sue
cumbed to Brights disease. His faith
or Is manager of the Hamakua Telc-
phone Co., and great sympathy, has
been extended tc him by his numer-
Gus friends.
The funeral and ihterment will
take place at Honokaa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
CUAprEE Ky.

| rLEEpY Shrcrncss mast have been
scandalized that dag aud It's Cos
sips have acquired ground for
- many an uncharitahe surmise.
Kirkwood. however. was so fortu.
nate rs to gain the wicket before the
employee there awokc to the situation.
Otherwise. such Is the temper of Brit
lsh petty ofiiclaldom, he might have
detained the fugitive As II was,
Kirk wood surrendered his ticket and
ran out into the street with Ills luck
still dominant factor In the race,
for. looking back. he saw That Mrs. Hal
lam had been held up al the gate, an
other victim OF British red tape. Her
ticket read for Q'icepshorough. she
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

Try the Island Transfer, phone 5SS,
a. W. McDougall proprietor, for
square deal In wood and coal. and gen
eral transportation and carriage. Office
cor. Vineyard st. and College " ak. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

ORDINANCE no. 2.

ORDINANCE NO. 2.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE SALE OF NEAT, FISH,
BIRDS, FOWLS, FRUIT, vE0E.
TABLES AND OTHER FOODS IN
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF no.
N0LULU, PROVIDING f01 THE
INSPECTION or SUCH ART1.
Giles AND PROVIDING FOR
THE APPOINTMENT OF AND
DEFINING THE DUTIES OF IN.
SPECTORS THEREOF.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE PEG.
PIE OF THE CITY AND COUN.
TY or HONOLULU.
Section 1. No tanned or decayed
meat. Ash. birds or fowls. fruit or
vegetables, nor other food, which Is
not healthy, fresh. sound, whole
some and ht and safe for human
food, nor any meat or Ash that has
died from disease, shall be brought
into or offered for sale as food. or
kept In any public or private mar
ket within the City and County OF
Honolulu.
Section 2. All public and private
markets in the City and County Of
Honolulu. together with all tools.
machinery and appurtenances con-
nected Herewith, and all articles
therein exposed or offered for sale
as food or drink. and the contents Of
all ice-chcsts and refrigcrators in
which any kind Of food or drink is,
or may be kept for sale. shall be
subject at all reasonable hours to
the inspection Of the City and
County Physician. and the inspec-
tors and other oficcrs OF the City
and County. ."s I'D
Section 3. No person shall cx-
pose or offer for sale, or shall sell
or cause or allow to be used as food
or drink any article which has been
condemned by the City and County
Physician, or by any inspector OF
the City and County.
Section 4. The stalls, floors,
grounds and appurtcnanccs In and
about all markets or other places
where any article is kept or offered
for sale as food or drink, shall be
kept in a 'cleaniy and wholesome
condition. free from Accommodations
or deposits OF manure or Nth OF
any kind. S'' ."..i O.
Section s. Any bad or badly cur.
ed meat or any substance which
Is emitting a noxious. deletertous
effluvium shall be forthwith re-.
moved by the owner thereof from
the premises whore stored. upon no
tice by the City and County Ply.
sicia, nor inspector Of the City and
County. > 80 scJ,sc ti5p ~.
n after such notice. such owner
shall neglect or fail I'd remove the
same. the same shall be removed by
such inspector at the expense OF the
| owner thereof. q" rs ~ 1sp'. ,'fs
Section g.. The Board OF Su.
pervisors OF the City and County OF
80. ps' s'a",o pe'
S."s a. Gnu r''" e"u
sary to carry out the provisions Of
,. a o ~, nc - VI '..,
nH spe,'o sn"n oe w ."'
."" W ~" oo'u ."'pe.,
'ysn I sue" nav az '.e p.~v'e' a"e
''m po''. .. al " t"e uu.'s' p'o
49, :" '",s ou"an'e, anu ."a'
o.," o'ao' p'"e' a"u pe''o'n
." ''"o, uu',e' 90 "' We .e'o
S..un.,.i mo"'u ~ '"' '"'u u
SS..,N 80 -.
oe ,s.'
VI '"o oNy anu Couu's rs
s,',an 10 e~ercise pract'caI super
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

An ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE SALE OF NEAT, FISH,
BIRDS, FOWLS. FRUIT, vE0I.
TABLES AND OTHER FOODS IN
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF no.
N0LULU, PROVIDING T01 THE
INSPECTION or SUCH ART1.
Giles AND PROVIDING FOR
THE APPOINTMENT OF AND
DEFINING THE DUTIES OF IN.
SpECTORS THEREOF,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

bodily into the doru
the tiller up. and the catboat slid away.
dozen feet separating tbcm In q
breath.
A yell Of rage doomed down the
wind. but he paid no heed. Careless
alike of the dangers he had passed and
those that yawned before him, he
trimmed the sheet and stood away on
the port tack, heading directly for the
More lishtship.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28

@HE church bells were ringing
 lheIr frst warning for the morning service when Mandy
 peeped into the spare bedroom for the second time aud glanced eau. tiously al tine wisp of hair that bespoke u feminine head somewhere between the covers and the iittie white pillow on the four poster bed There was no sound from the sleeper so Mandy ven. tured across the room on tiptoe and raised the shades. The dropping boughs of autumn foliage lay shim- mering against the window panes, aud through them might be seen the gray outline of the church. Mandy glanced again toward the bed to make sure that the burst of sunlight had not wakened the invalid. then crossed to a small. rickety chair laden with the discarded fnery of the little circus rider.
 .-Lawdy sakesw she cried, holding up a spangleS dress admiringly. -Ain't dat beautifuir' She drew near the mirror, attempting to see the refec- ton of the tinsel and chiffon against her very ample background of ging ham and avoirdupois- You'd sure be q swell nigger wid dat on. honey" she chuckled to herself. Wouldn't dem deacons holler if dey done see dat5"
 The picture of the deacons' aston ishment al such spectacle SD grew upon Mandy that she was obliged C cover her generous mouth t1 shut hs her canyulsiye laughter lest it awaken the little girl in the bed She crossed fe rhe old fashioned bureau which for many moaths bad stood unused against the wali The drawer ereaked as she efened II fo lay away the gay. span s.ea gown
 ~it'i be s mighty long time afore the puts on dem rings sg'in.1 she said ; ith doubtful shake Of her lars. rnulsd head
 Then she went back to the chair and picked ID Polly's sandals and exam ined the beadwork win great deal of interest "Iaway, ia wdy~ she cried as she compared the size of the san dats 10 that of Der own rough 90rr
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28
Commonwealth Hotel
 Opp. State nouse. BOston

Offers rooms with hot and cold watos for [ .00 per day snd up; rooms wteh private bath for q 50 per day snd upi suites of two rooms snd bath for o3.eo per day and up. Weekly rates on rooms with hot and cold water and shower baths, f6. % to fS,f0; rooms with private baths, s9.00 to Si2.00, suites of two I,oms and bath sif.00 to s22.0O.
 Absolutely fIrcproof. stone noors nothing wood but ths doors. Equipped with it's own Sanitary vacum Cleaning Plant. Long Distance TeIepnone h Every Room. Strictly . Tsmpersnes Hotel.
 STORER F. CRAFTS, Manages.
 Send for Bookist.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28

The painted clo,rn stood alone. stairs" she answered tartly and 6ouneed out of the house. calling to Julia and the others to follow her and declaring that she would soon let folks know how the parson had brought a "eircus ridin' girl' into the parsonage. The painted clown stood alone, look ing from one wall to the other. then crossed the room and placed the alli- gator satchel and the little coat and hat on the study table. He was care fu not to wrinkle the coat, for this was Polly's birthday gift. Jim and he had planned to have sandwiches and soda pop on the top of the big wagon when they offered their treasures to- night But now the wagons would soon be leaving. and where was Pol ly, He turned to ask this question as Mandy came down the stairs. Well. if dar ain't anudder one" she cried.
 Never mind Mandy" said Douglas, who was just behind her, carrying a small water pitcher and searching for bottle of brandy which had been placed in the medicine chest for emer- gencies
 You can take these upstairs he told her when he had filled the pitcher with water and found the liquor. Man cy looked threateningly at Toby, then reluctantly went on her way. Douglas turned to the old man pleas antly. His was the first greeting that l Toby had received, and he at last found voice to ask whether Polly was badly hurt.
 The doctor hasn't told us yet" said Douglas kindly.
 I'm her Uncle Teby-not her real Uncle the old man explained, but thats what she calls me. l eouidn' [ come ont right away because I'm on ID the concert. Could l see her now. Iieasets =
 Here's the doctor. said Douglas as Hartley came down the stairs. follow q by Jim Well. doctor. hot bad. l t8pe:e
 Yes. rather bad" said the doctor aacing quickly as he saw the suffering la Ioby's face, but don't be alarmed s-e going 10 get well"
 How long will it be before we can aase her back-before she can ride gam asked Jim gruffly as he stood sssrt twisting his brown. worn hat F his hands. -f'fuba hlv sava-aI roopfb~ Satd the lpSter. No bones are broken. but the saAents of one ankle are torn. and ae received a bad blow on the head VIII be some time before she recoy- ss Consciousness.
 what are We goin' to do, JimT sked Toby helplessly.
 You needn't worry. Wen take 'od care of her here," said Douglas. eng desperation written on their heres' They looked at him in- 'raaleusiy. And this was a parson, Meere are her parentss" the doctor Assi looking at Jim and Toby.
 Nhr aint got no parents 'cept Toby ae replied Jim. We've took ef her ever since she was a 'a. seer said the doctor. Well. . you'd better stay here until she F. la0vesl-
 asf the trouble. We can.t.- said ss ringing his head You see. sir
 ss is like soldiers. No mat
 sappans the show has to ge
 sst te be In our places
 #el she.fl lse safe enough
 the de Ter. -.It is q ferfu.
 'haf Mir. Douvias can man
 srr town hasnisai burned
 F nsanths age. asd we're
 ra1zied as fo what te ,ae
 es~ TEe taok his leave
 vry -tfood nI~ht- and q
 la lek h upon Jhe sitrte pa-
 i'm shHeiea awkwarliF sfer
 eca cf yea to sss this, <
 'fasz she sin't .gefD' to be
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28

CT all. jes' about everything to thai little one. She wasn't much bigger D handfui of peanuts when we begun s-woFryla' about her
 "WelL Mandy viii do the worrying now.~ T1ougias laughed. shes been ayinS fir a chance io mother some body ag along. Why. she even tried If on ma
 T noticed as how some of those church people seemed 70 look kinder queer ai sae. sald TohT. an been ,.-veusleriu. if rssebhe they rnishr feel he same atseut her
 ~oh. tley'rp all rigaf- Douglas as sured hsra. .-Ther'A tse her friends lR ro time
 shes fl for .esn. sir Toby piead- ed -saess egod. clean into the mid de ef her hearfs
 -I'm sure of l.. DosgIas answered
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28
FOR SALE

The two story ten room residence in Pomffd now used as Telephone Otiics Apply to Int Southern New England Telephone Company Putnam. Conn i9s
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28
CuAPTrR '

HE church bells were ringing
 their nrst warning for the morning service when Mandy
 peepel into the spare bedroom
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28

shoes She was again upon the poin; of exploding with laughter as the church bell added few final and more emphatic clangs to is warning
 She turned. with start, motioning vain warning out of the window fer the hen to be silent. but the little sleeper was already stirring uueasiis on her pillow One soft araa was thrown languidly over her head The large blue eyes opened and closed
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28

~Exruse me he said. "l just ,-,,urhf some of her little things She'd better pat on her coat when she goes .nt It's gettin' kinder chilly
 ue locked again into the blank <,nes still no one spoke. He stepped farward. trembling with anxiety. A s,ddep fear clutched at his heart, the muscles of his face worked pitifuily, the red painted lips began to culver.
 ~rt afn.t-it ain't that. is it?' he fal- tared unable to utter the word that filed him with horror.
 Even Miss Perkins was momentarily touched by the anguish in the old mans voice Fl guess you will find the person you are looking for up-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-27
MATURE SPARES


What fortunate provision OF nature
IL is. that deprives the rose of mental
suneringi for how poignant would be rs
grief 10 discover in the height of its
blooming glory. that a cauker fed at lts
heart, and that its beauty and fragrance
we're doomed forever. Nature aiwavs
spares the suffering; she is ver.tah,e
store-house of pleasing rewards, 10,
those who seek her aid, In the year,
gone BIZ falling hair and grayness have
cast gloom over the lives of theisand,
Oh Young women. but thanks to tbs in
vestigations of scientists the true cause
OF hair destruction Is now known to be-
q germ or parasite that burrows into
the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicjdo
absolutely destroys this germ. thus
permitting the hair to grow as ma
ture intended. Sold by leading drug
gists, Send 10c. in stamps for s,mpie
tn The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
One dolfat Lornes guaranteed. Paul
G. Schah & Sons, special agents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-27

toachsng pPen TIC E9e Of t'c'i side.
walk. and such offifer upon the re-
cert Of such warrants. saali proceed
TO collect the same according 10 law
and make return thereof. aud IL in
case any such warrant shall he re-
turned NO property found, other
warrants may Issue.
Section 4. That if any such special
tax shall not We collected upon tho
warrants issued therefor. then The
city treasurer shall on or before the
first day Of ApriI thereafter make re-
turn TO the county collector OF the
COUNTY Of AlcXandcr and State OF Ill.
inois, in the manner prescribed Ivy
law. who shall thcreupon proceed 10
collect the same according to the
statute IN srch case made and pro-
vided
Section 3 That al ordinances or
parts of ordinances conflicting With
this ordinance be and tho same are
herehE repeated
Section 6. This ordinance shah bc
in force from and after its passage.
Passed by the council September
il. A. D 1893,
Approved September 70. 1909,
GEORGE PARSONS,
Attest: Mayor,
I ROBT A. HATCHER,
I City Clerk
, Published in The Cairo Bulletin,
September n, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-27
HER SON IS DEAD
Cairo Police Asked to Find Bette
Shroden--ChiId Died in Rock
Island Last Evening.

The police of Cairo, in a message to
the chief of police, have been request.
ed to look for Bette Shroden whose
son is dead at Davenport. Iowa. The
telegram received here is as follows:
please try to locate and notify Bette
Shroden, that her son died at five
this evening. Have her notify me at
once at 1926 First Avenue, Rock Isl.
and, Ill. Signed Jas. Taylor 1t is
dated from Davenport. La.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-27
ORDINANCE NO pop.

An ordinance for sidewalk on Tenth
street from westerly line of Ohio
street to easterly line of Poplar
street, in The City OF Cairo. County
of Alexander and State OF Illinois.
BE it ordained by the Council OF the
City OF Cairo:
Section l. That local improve
ment shall be made within the City
Of Cairo, County or Alexander and
State of Illinois. the nature, character.
locality and description of which local
Improvement is as follows
That cement sidewalk ten (l0)
feet In width be constructed on the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-27

amount OF such special tax as appears
from. the tax list to be due from tbs
respective lots or parcels OF land
touching upon the line of such side-
walk, and such officer upon the re-
ceipt of such warrants. shall proceed
20 collect the sane according to law
and make return thereof, and If in
case any such warrant shall be re-
turned mo property found other
warrants NAV issue
Section e. That II any such special
tax shah not he collected upon the
warrants issued therefor, then the
city treasurer shall on or before the
first day Of April thereafter make rel
turn to the county collector OF the
County of Alexander and State of III
inols in the manner prescribed by
law. who shall thereupon nroceed I'd
collect the same according to the
statute in such case made and pro-
vided
Section ). That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances conflicting with
this ordinance be and the same are
hereby repealed
Section 6. This ordinance shall be
in force from and after its passage.
Passed by the council September
II. A. D. 1899.
Approved September %. 1909.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Attest: Mayor.
ROBT. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
Published in The Cairo Bulletin,
September q, 1909.