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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-03

Buffalo. Nov. Louis p. Fermann.
democrat. was elected mayor today by
l,lis plurality. The remainder of the
democratic city ticket VAS d.teate.i.
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his political life will be found alike
consistent
Justice Gaynor. who is IS years old.
married and the father of eight chill
drcn. first attained prominence in con
nection with a taxpayers suit. which
he caused to be brought against fiusrs
Mclaughlin. one-time democratic boss
of BROOKLYN. in the course of which he
saved the city s1.00o.00o. In similar
suit against the Brooklyn Elevated
railroad he collected another $1,000. 900
for the city in back taxes. In 1893
he was elected to the state supreme
court and while a member of the cou-:
he broke the power of John Y. Me-
Kane. boss Of Coney Island. and sent
him TO Sing Sing for election frauds.
Mckane's downfall was directly the
result of his defiance of watchers n.
the polls. appointed by Justice Gay
nor. coupled with his announcement:
"lnjunctions don't go here"
His Stand.
He supported BRYAN i'm his first
campaign and Hearst for governor in
1906. His pressing of the charges
against Police Commissioner Bingham.
growing out of the Duffy case. involv
ing the right of the police to hold the
picture of an unconvicted person in
the rogues' gallery. led directly to the
removal of General Bingham AMI
brought Gaynor into public attention
just before the fall campaign opened.
In his speech of acceptance. Gaynor
said:
Il shall not take a nomination to
which is annexed any pledge. promise
or condition whatsoever other than
to be mayor i'm fact
A Quiet Election.
Although many arrests We're made for
violation of the election law, the
greater part of these were found to
be due To clerical errors or misun-
derstandings. The professional re-
peater and guerrilla were chiefly no.
table by their absence.
Credit for this satisfactory state of
affairs was given largely To the n.w
signature law. put into practice fer The
first Time In New York municipal
election. Under this law. every vote.
after receiving his ballot. is compelled
70 write his name and have it COM
pared with the signature which he
made at the time of registration.
Every polling place had it's fun
quota of watchers. including nearly
1000 college students from Columbi..
Yale and Princeton and nearby insti-
tutions. who were distributed through
out the city. The entire police fore.
of lo.1o0 WAS on duty before daylight.
the majority of them at the polling
places with squads Of plain colthes"
scouts and detectives. ready for any
emergency.
Young Taft Attends.
Robert \. Taft. the presidents son.
who was among the earliest college
men to volunteer as watcher was
stationed early i'm the day at a Third
avenue polling place. His presence.
however. proved such an attraction
that the police were called upon to
disperse the spectators. and young
Taft was transferred to work as n re-
publican scout"
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Mound City wet"

Mound City. ILL.,. Nov. a.-This town
voted wet" in the local option elec-
ton today by 1ss majority. For two
years it has been dry
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DRY" Again.

Jacksonville. ILL.,. Nov. lin the To-
cal option election today Jacksonville
went dry" by majority of 2ee. The
dry majority two years ago Was ~.
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Republican Mayor.

Rochester. y. Y, Nov. Mayor
Edserton. republican. is reelected by
by about 1000 plurality.
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B. B. M. CO.
DEALERS IN
COAL
Telephone 106.
elephone 1@.

company. has financed the company.
cleared Oft all obligations and pro-
cured new capital with which to oper-
ate the plant.
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Bullion.

London. Nov. Bullion amounting
tn El9s,hn9 Mas taken into the Bank
Ut England OF balance today
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TAMMANY IS AGAIN
RAMPANT

Continued from Page Onc.)
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with the exception of John e. Bclz for
assessor.
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Full fashioned. high spliced
heel and double toe: warm
and heavy enough for any
ordinary wear. \ splendid
value at
TNENTi-TIlRrE CENTS.
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StaaIa TON BRIEFS
NeAa Of the Town and Village Toio
Strictly for Busy Reader
DIT. H. c. Day is IN Troy TODAY.

Dr. H. C. Day is In Troy today
Little Miss Jennie Finlan OF Morse
fara IS IN with the grip
Mrs. William Finlan. who has been
yely ill, Is little better.
Clarence D. Holden left this morn
ing for a few days visit In Connect
cut.
Amyel Baker. local express agent
has resumed his duties after short
illness.
Mrs. Albert Hoyle of Pittsford is
visiting Mis- W. j. Watson OF Depot
street.
Miss Mary Hyde is in Schenectady
visiting Mrs =. ID. WinJerstein for "A
f-w days.
Miss AdeIa Endress went 10 Hart
ford Conn, Friday TO visit her grand
parents.
Miss Martha Prnit is home from the
Es willard sclC.i n Troy for the
spring vacation.
/ Ray Collendor. mail clerk on the
chstlm FAST mail has resumed his
o-aes after couple weeks Illness.
Row and Mrs Hemon S. Pmkham,
SouDrH.iie. 5Iass- VIII Doe guests at
H- Baptist parsonage Monday next
/ Mr and Mrs VIM OBrlen and fam
/ ly of River street are visiting at her
home iu Bloadbrook Conn, for few
days
Miss Salue Graves of The Vermont
/ Aoaday az SaNou's River is spend
ing q short vacation with her parents,
Sir and Mrs. +. o Graves.
Roger C. Ramsdel. Walter w
( Hayes and Lester Vail. students at
the University Of Vermont are spend
ing their vacation at their homes
! here
Mrs Theodore Van Kleeck who has
been no the Samaritan hospital in
/ Troy recovering from an operation
for hernia, expects TO return home on
Monday
The village road scraper was out
Friday after the storm ceased and
cleaned the snow out of the cutters
on Nam street IN preparation Tor To-
daE S 'Aa"
Miss Alice Mulligan who was re
Gently operated on for appendicitis
at the Troy City hospital has so fully
recovered that she is expected TO re
turn home this afternoon
George Moore is moving into nm,
I Cuunmgham house on Grove stree
which he recently purchased. HH
mother. Mrs Frances Moore. win oc
cuuy The unstairs part and is movin,
nom Valentine street.
Is ,,..,,.
lo i''.l''a' ol -,.' ,, i5 ~ y, '5 u,
nakin Of the BURGESS road was he'll
, tbis afternoon ai 3 o'clock from 81
Francis DE- Sales church THE buria
was I'M the new Catholic cemetery
or,
- 'Ou ''i'.'O ..''
p IS 'o.>''- .oI d l.a'' ~ ..'.'. 'l ~ +.
~. g.. ~ y ~ ,'..e''..'.' ol' ..., W +,
/, the business. AppH between a. n
/ and 6 % 30 week DAYS only to W. N
Aiken
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LOS

| oST 4 cara case, somewhere between the
i Baptist parsonage and post Office Finder
please return 90 Banner Office l5tf
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I'GGs roo SA E gwcdcror Rhode island
- Reds Egg, for Matching SOC q dozen. Adj
dress Gins Cmnsun Bennington, Il. +. ID
Route ], Box 81. 1924
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Il ~ ALI one 22O and one 20 cry incllba-
tor ANA hroodcr. Price for all. $500. l..
T. Culluau Arlington. VT. inf
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INGGS T. 'K SALE Bur Leghous. thor
IL bred and OF a wonderful laying strain.
setting OF IS eggs one dollar. A. r. Card. II. r..
d.. Pownal. Telephone 6-j Pownal. gtsi
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FOR sALt


Tor SAL E- Pure bred Fox Terrier. bat
I cared, hrIstle haired. eight Years old, very
handsome dog. Good disposition and we'll
trained. win keep your uelghbors cats and
chickens oil your premises. Price reasonable
Edmund Howe. D. South So. slti
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TO RgN1

no ~ II Uufuruishcd rooms 90 rent. ln-
quifc of Mrs Clara Jcwctt, 2A -outhSt
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EGG FO8 SErT "a From Rose Comb
IL Brown Icrhums and Barred Rocks. both
heavy laying strains; % cents per setting. John
e. Huntington, Moth Bennington. VI 5t2i
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rNO RENT 40 3H silver ST.. Groom tome
! udcnt with bath room. pantry aul "a. for
cooking. also ..nall garden Inquire oft NJ pa
Armstrong. 8N Gage ST. 2it.f
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KEtA~TEn- Salesman local and travel
W ing Age % to %. Employment the
whole year, IL desired outht free Pay week
mon. Auburn, Me 29i6
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VNTANTEn--TwO Young men of good char
w acter TO learn mechanical drawing and
one for electrical engineering. Addrc-, s.,
Banner Office &tb
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DOR SALE-A great pair of mares, 2i00 ms
j Sound. aud true pulcrS ,ed Ton ul farm
work, also logging. Driven hy woman. a
gelding coming o, AN round worker, 1850, and
another older Come and sre Them or address
II, G.. Bree>e Son, HOo,ick, y " SOTO
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IITANTEn Men wanted 10 learn the auto
w mobile business 10 my garage, Price
$50 Send stamp for particulars. j. G.. Reed,
300 Tomnnt ST.. BOSTON. I2lHl
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JNV RENT House az the corner of Grand
! View and Silver streets. Very desirable
house ia nne location. Apply tol T.. Gibson.
g5tf
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LVR SALE C.. T.. Dewey has hay 20 sen.
4 2Utsi
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ne RENT c. b Dewey has house to rent.
luOf
NEWEST SPRING SOX

'Vo RE T-llousc ou ilm So with anlnod-
berry l00t2
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WANrED- selling agent for He ,i,i,ll,
2. d. Box 516, Troy. n. y. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
COUNTY fathers HAVE
VERY QUIET SESSION

There was little Of excitement to oc-
cupy the attention of the Supervisors
at their meeting last night. A letter
from Mrs. Dowsett. saying that, I'M
less the Board saw It's way clear to
contribute $500 q month to the Kapio.
lani Maternity Home. 1t would be nee.
essary to close the free ward at that
institution. was read.
Road Supervisor Wilson was called
to account for overdrawing his April
account to the, extent Of &ll7a23. The
Road Committee recommended that the
shortage be made up out Of the May
appropriation, but announced that no
more oyerdrawing would be tolerated,
Later II was explained that the money
was used for the purchase. Of tools
and equipment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
Peace DAY

At the request of the American
Peace Society of Boston, there will
he an observance of Peace Day" in
the public schools on Friday, May
II. The matter was first brought To
the attention of the Ministerial TN
ion of Honolulu several months ago,
and committee consisting of Rev.
Frank Scudder and Rev. Henry Judd
was appointed To take charge of the
matter This committee has secured
interesting and helpful literature
bearin gon the subject from the
American Peace Society of Boston.
The pamphlet entitled ~ Primer of
the Peace Movement" alsO leaflet
of war facts and peace facts has
been ordered In quantities sufficient
to supply every public and private
school In the islands. and these have
lately been sent out to ali the schools
through the cooperation of Mr.. W.
II. Babbitt, the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, with the request
TO each school superintendent to use
this literature as n basis for an OBJ
servance Of Peace Day on this COM
ing Friday.
II Is hoped by the committee In
charge that much good will result
from the reading of thcfe primers to
the young people and that the spirit
of universal peace will grow and be-
come more powerful influence in
these islands than II is at present.
The cause of peace Is set forth very
strongly in the littlc pamphlet and
surely It's influence vs.; he felt
among the young MINDS fiawaii
mel.
The committee IL anxious that the
ministers fthese islands shall
make some recognition of the Peace
Day on Sunday, May 10th, preach
ing, II 1t IL practicable, on the sub
ect Of universal peace. II 1t Is not
advisable TO preach on that theme
tina, day II Is to be hoped that men
ton may be made in some way to
the day and that prayers be offered
for the kings, presidents and rulers
of nations In their efforts to promote
the spirit of peace and brotherhood,
and that this spirit may take the
place of the spirit of war now all
too prominent In the hearts of men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
SHOPPING news
s AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

A furnished cottage on the beach at
waikiki is for rent
A gentle driving horse Is wanted for
Its keep for two or three months. Best
OF care assured See ad this issue.
II you have pictures to be framed,
take them to Gurrey's, and be sure
that they will be framed artistically
and at reasonable prices.
Every house equipped with electric.
lily should have Hylo lamps installed.
They save the bills wonderfully. Sold
by the Union Electric Co., Beretanla
street, near Fort.
When you go tramplng or camping
get Thermos Bottle TO keep your
drinks ice cold for ~ hours. II. +.
wichman & Co. have them. They will
keep coffee hot for "a hours.
Your pictures will be from rs to so
per cent better II you have an AnastIg.
matte Lens fitted to your camera or
Kodak. Call and let us explain Its ad.
vantages to you. Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Co.
More than a million stout women
know that the Memo Self.ReducinB Is
the only corset that will reduce the
abdomen with perfect comfort and
hygienic safety. Sold by N. s. Sachs
Dry Goods Co.. Ltd.
The dressy people OF Honolulu will
be glad to hear that an upto-date hair
dresser and Marcelwaver, Mr.. Emrict
Lux, has located hero with full line
Of the latest style hair goods, curls
puffs, Psyche knots, etc. Bring II
your combings and have them mad'
up In any style. He is located at Mrs
Bool's Hairdressing parlors, Youns
hotel. Office 8. Phone $50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED


From San Francisco per U. s. A. T.
Sheridan. James Anthony, James A.
.O'CoEnur, A. Is. Putnam, wife and son,
w. II. Waidron Lewis N. Watkins ami
wife. II. w. Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Ba.
hel, Mrs. =. Joyce and 4 children, Mrs.
Wintcrbottom and child. Patrick Fitz
gerald. Patrick Joyce, A. q. Spencer.
Per stmr. Claudine, from Hilo and
way ports, May lS.-Miss Sullivan.
Mrs. Il. Smith, X. Roendahl and wife,
Mrs. Baker, Miss A. Johnson. Mrs.
Murray. Rev. w. Ault. Rev. J. Nua AMI
wife. $. Il. Lucas, T. Vasconcellos. Jr.,
Mrs. u. II. Case. Miss A. Case. Miss c.
Hilca, g. e. Cashdollar, II. Rosenberg.
=. N. kahOkuOluna and wife, s. Ava.
mura. wife and child. Mr.. Oda, A. Rod.
riques, NJ. Nunes. Miss Weinbheimer,
J. Belser. V. N. Lorenzen, A. Richley,
w. l., whitney. ID. L. wilmington and
AZ deck
Per N. n. s. s. Ililonlan, from San
Francisco April lev. X. Macpher.
son. w. =. Thomas. f. Bishop, w. p.
Cathcart, Mrs. w. p. Cathcart, Mrs.
Otman and child, Mrs. Schumate, G. l..
Smith, Mrs. o. A. Nehls. Julian Maude.
+. Marks. Miss A. Groh, j. Redhouse.
/. J. Mcdonald Miss Pollard
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
RESOLUTION GREATLY
PLEASED FAIRBANKS

May II, 1903.
Hon A. ID. Castro, Honolulu. I. II.
My Dear Mr.. Ctstro:-l cannot
+ = = + = + + + + + + + y = + T. +
their business relislously. II appears
from the yarn that there Is sharp com
petition for religious followers.
Strikers Waiting.
The japanese strikers are waiting
to hear from the planters, as to their
right to remain in plantation camps.
They expect to resist when forcibly
ordered out, but there Is no indication
OF intent to get them out except by the
usual legal means.
No Eva Strike.
Fred Maxine reported this forenoon
that the cane cutters at Eva had gone
out on strike but the plantation people
fail TO confirm the statement.
Contractors Are FESTIVE.
The japanese contractors at Homo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per stmr. Claudlne. Bennett. for
Maui and Hllo, May 14.-Mrs. Madden.
Rev W. Ault, II. w. NJ. Mist, A. b.
Arleigh and wife, J. Fox and wife. A.
Il. Jordan, L. G. Clark, Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. L. b. Carley. Miss f. Lloyd, Miss
a. NJ. sperry, Miss Alice Palmer, +. l..
Hadley, Rev. ID. Scudder, Miss l.. Dan.
ielson, X. Roendahl
Per Stmr. w. G. Hall. Thompsor. for
Nanai. May l3.-Miss Hiscock. q. II.
talrchild and wife. Mr.. Cabeon, Mrs.
Lydia Kaahi and child. L. A. Knudsen
and party. Rev. Il. w. Thwing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
SHERIDAN ARRIVES

The United States Army transport
Sheridan, bringing a company Of engi
neers for this city, and the Seventh In
fantry, to be stationed In the Philip
pines. arrived OF port thjs afternoon
at 2 o'clock. At $3.50, o'clock this az
ternoon, Governor Frear. accompanied
by his staff, will review the regiment
which Is commanded by Colonel Corn
man. -.rH ...
Major Dunnlng of Fort Shafter
called on Governor Frear this after
noon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
NEW = TO-DAY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of f. o. Hall q Son,
Limited. held at the Office of the cor
poration. Honolulu, on May 18th.
1903, the following officers and di-
rectors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
w. w. Hall-Presidea..
Il. o. White-Vice President.
Il. ii. Paris-Treasurer.
Il. o. Hall--Secretary
Malcolm MISREPRESENTATION.
Il. o. White, L. II. Paris-Manag-
ing Directors.
The above named, together with
Mr.. Chas. II, Atherton and Mr.. VIM.
LAM. constitute the Board of Direc-
tors. Il, O. HALL.
Secretary Il. o. Hall 4
Son, Ltd.
43l0-1w r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13

|
Ten rood auto-bachs pbons 6.
AL. Thurlow OF the Royal Annex
serves the finest meals In tow
John r.. Bergstrom, piano tuner
and repairer. Address p. o. box 40.
Phone bsl.
A Knight Templar charm has been
lost nv n w Simmons See Lost
| column
There was very little doing nj the
Police Conrt this mornine only n few
oases beinx ON the calendar.
Tala vour oarr,aye mr. automobi,e
tic Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to-date repairs.
From Form to, Factory proved
popular attraction at the orpheum last
night
Mae. who was under the influence OF
hop Juice yesterday, failed to appear
In court this morning, and his bail was
forfeited. ...
pr, ID. Scudder has booked to
ltaye In the steamer Claudine. which
sails tomorrow afternoon for Maui
and Hilo. ..
The Industrial Edition Of the
lEveniny Bulletin wrapped
ready for mailing 80 centa At Bul.
lett n of3ee
Senator @. II. Fairchild Is booked
to leave this afternoon in the Hall
for Kauai. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Fairchild and party.
DIR. Hobby. who has been appointed
| TO take charge of the quarantine work
at Honolulu. called upon the Governor
this morning to pay his respects.
4 AT the animal meeting of the stock.
holders of E. o. Hall & Son. Limited,
held nj the Office OF the corporation,
Honolulu. on MAY 18th. 1903, elected
their officers for the ensuing year.
George Crawford and Bill Bailey are
under arrest at the Police Station on a
charge OF assaulting an old Chinese on
Queen street last wednesday night.
Rev. e. w. Thwing Will be among
the outgoing Messengers in the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13

ARRIVED

Wednesday May ".
Schr. Ada, from Koolau ports, $40
y. IN.
NJ n. S. s. Hlilonian. Johnson, from
San Francisco. 1880 y. m.
Stmr Mokolii Miller, from Pearl
harbor towing barge kalmlloaJ. 1880
p M.
Thursday, May 10.
Stmr. Claudine, Bennett. from Hilo
and way ports, SOS n. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13

Sam Weller of Kahului is In tow for
few days on business trip. He re.
turns on che Claudlne to Ma.ni
= + + : + = = + = = + = = = + +
leave Honolulu without again thank.
ing you for the beautifully engrossed
and bound copy Of the resolution adopt.
ed by the House of Representatives
personal to me. This is an act of
courtesy so graceful and generous that
| shall always remember It with the
happiest and most grateful apprecia.
ton. II constitutes one of the most
pleasant features of my visit to Ho.
nolulu. wish you would be good
enough to convey my thanks to the
Honorable Speaker and to your asr D.
ciates for this signal mark of KIND
ness.
With very cordial regards and best
wishes, ] have the honor to b.,
Very sincerely your frlPnd
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
IN FOREIGN PORTS


thursday, May 10.
EUREKA Sailed May ~:
Bk. -. 4. Allen. Tor Honolulu.
SYDNEY-S Sailed May 10:
S. s. Makura. for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sa Sailed May 10:
S. s. Tenyo Maru, ! p. m. for Homo
lulu.
KAHULUl-SailCd May 4:
SChr. Prosper, for Hilo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
estate Settled

Judge De Bolt this morning signed a
consent decree apportiGning Mrs.
Dreier's dover interest in the stock OF
August Dreier, Ltd. The decree also
ratiiied Mrs. Dreier's agreement to
take but life interest In the stock
twarded her. the property reverting to
her children on her death
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
Punished
F0TDar|lage
Done Cable

Nru, yopy ~ 20 mi, IT..
We" n, may ne UNI
ca STATES arand jury Tor the SOUTH
ern District Of New York has just
found an indictment against Robert
McMullen Master Of the dredge
0nongaga, belonging to the Newark
Meadows improvement Company for
breaking on January % two cables
belonging to the New England Tel
egraph Company. a part OF the Com
mercial Cable Postal Telegraph sys-
tenn. these cables running under the
North river from New YORK Guy "
Jersey City. DIE. .r..l.
The indictment is for violation Of
the United States Statutes which
were enacted for the protection of
cables. II seems that the dredge was
at work in the North river in con-
nection with the McAdoo tunnel,
which rms from Jersey iCty to
Cortland street. New York. II is
stated that the cable contained fifty-
five wires and that IL reouired tpo
davs Tn ranair them. and in the
men nt;me tbe teleoranh business
ouar the w;,es wae ent;relu inter.
! r,rtad Tn GOA. If cony;ct;or the
} nenoItv nav he tuo veora, ;,rnr;so,.
A.. ment on1 OK nm 6pe
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