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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
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STELLtoN ATPITTSBuRG.

PITTSBuRG I PA, July .2G.-Fearins
mn atenlpt would be made to-day to
bring strike breakers to the plant. g.
900 striking workmen pressed upon the
steel car company and. surrounded It's
plant mt four O'Clock this morning and
remained guard until nine o'clock.
Every street car that entered town
was boarded by strikers and the pas
gsengers were compelled to give an nc-
count OF themselves. Espionage con-
j stinued for. five hours but no strike
\ breakers were found. Deputy sherlffs
guard the water plant On the Ohio rlv-
or hank and fired on attacking party
about three o'clock this morning. Ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
EXCURS;IONISTS
BY THE HUNDRED CAME HERE
YESTERDAY FROM DOWN
RIVER POINTS,.

Many eXcursionists came up from
Uniontown and Eunnellsvillc and 9TH
er Pennsylvania points to this city
yesterday. The excursionlsts came In
coaches supplied by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. There were seven
cod ches well filled.
Some OF the visitors went on to
Clarksburg to see Connellsrille anil
Grafton play. others went to Traction
Park to see the locals contest the dlu-
mond with Uniontown.
The visitors departed at T:?0 o'clock
after naylns had pleasant day In the
city. r,f. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
CARD PARTIES
In the Fields Are Becoming 4 Great
annoyance.

Many complaints are coming to tho
county officials that card parties along
the belt line and In the fields between
the city and Watson are becoming MI
merous and annoying. The officers
are going to break up the practice. IL
may cause some one to 20 to inil or
pny IL fine. but the practice must bo
stopped.
The river bank games That were MI
mernus for Il time we're broken up and
tho field games iwll have to so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26

is believed that Il sklff. full OF strikers
landed near the water plant hut Oh
fect was unknown. Soon rs they were
discovered they hurled rocks and nth-
er missiles mt the deputies OIL guard.
This WAS answered by several shots.
One man was reported shot but no
trace OF him cpulIl be found.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
GREAT RECEPTION
Given to French Aeronlut Who
Crossed English Channel.
fBy United Press.

LONDON, July 2G.-London gave Il
tremendous welcome To Louis Blorlet,
the French aeronnut who crossed the
English channel Sunday morning in IL
monnplane, when 100000 people met
him mt the station and another hnlf
million cheered him on the way 10 t1r
Savoy hotel where tne daring aernnaHt
was guest OF annor ut luncheon. Hun
drcds OF notables of London Joined. the
vast tlrpnE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Monongah "Wet''
FIVE SALOONS GRANTED LICENSE
BY TWO MEMBERS OF THE
COUNTY COURT.

Four saloons opened up for business
on Saturday night ut MOnonElh follow
Ing the action OF the county court on
Saturday Afternoon In granting license
to that town. Another one opened up
to-day. Two commissioners rotel for
license Commissioner Corlray Is said
to have ben absent when the vote was
taken.
The saloon mon did not have time TO
stock mp much and were out OF wet
gnO.lS before ten o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Died at Miners Hospital.

Jose Penore. m Australian. died last
night nt the Miners Hospital from In
iuries received several weeks ago Ut
the Tlropa mines of the Falrmont Coal
Company He was aged about thirty
years. The remains were taken 10
Jones undertaking narlors anu pre-
pared for burial. Funeral arrange
meats have not been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
1,o45,4sstooi
* : 2 o =. 2! J, -
OLD BulLpNGs
Betwen Jail and Jacobs 8Bufld ding Is
Being Torn Down.

The old stable between the old Jail
and the Jacobs building is lbelng Ernzedl
to-day. The old building stood ON part
of the site for the new jail The fence
between tne Jail and the Court puse
was torn down Saturday. The cpnntT
court will start to excavat te the 6hain
lot as soon MS the old stable is trempys;
ed from the premises. % e. y. 8sss5 =. e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26

AKRON. O.. July 2G.-George Co
BILE. n wealthy saloon keeper, was
found lying dead across Ills wita's
grave mt Glendale Cemetery this morn.
Ing. Ell had shot himself through tho
iieal. Grief over his wlfe's leuth Was
the cause. 4 81, * : a IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Death at Chfeft!on.

The one year old child OF Angela
DcMaria died. yesterday morning Mt
the home OF its parents mt Chicfton
after few days illness. The funeral
will occur to-.:crrow morning AMI in
tcrment will be made nj Monongah by
Undertaken r.. C.. Jones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Arrested on Serious Charge.

Officer George Sine brought MHsssD
Seay In from Gray's Flats last might.
MasYea Is charged VITA cutting his
wife with a knife. The woman mad an
artery severed in her temble and al-
most bled to death before surgical ai'l
could reach her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Tennis PLAYERS Home.

George IT. Watson. Everett Drennen.
A. s. Fleming. John Rock and. Frank
Raymond returned from Uniuntown
Saturday night where they gave the
Pennsylranlans demonstration now
tennis should be played. The local
1;layers captured all the games iu
which they were engaged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Squire Powell Dead.

Squire George Powell. OF Grafton.
who underwent an operation few
days ago. died yesterday ut his home
on Pike street. Miss Nellie Powell. n
niesc of Squire Powell. went to Graf
ton nSturday and will remain there for
few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
OIL And GAS
COMPANIES ARE
in THE MILLIONS
b. & o. Railroad
Runs to Highest
Figures

Auditor John S. .Darst has mnde his
return TO the county court IN sSainii
he gives the assessments OF the pub ltrS
service corpomhonH lot sS}thtH. cnnntfS
| as determined by the Board spf&Fupllc
Works. The report OF the auditor rs
as follows:
Hope Natural Gas Co.. .725, ,o3SS SQQ3
Eureka Pipe Line Coz. ,6yst4 t4lb2 w ~
Philadelphia Co. of.W..pa' J. .2Bs,5I ~ 90;
Fairmunt Gas and Light
Co. ......--... Gi9,Qf SD0s D0Q
Carnegie Natural Gas. Co. 3f3. .lsI 90
Fhyette Co. Gas Co. ....ts 2622t t9oofo
Fairmont and, Grafton CO.. 2bg,lg6 W. "
rule Cll w.. =. ..L.
Light Co. 4 i. 1oo. 900 90
Home Gas CO.. 80: 5000 @ ,,o g
oH,sP psPt, Oti'.'y G. &C.. s. 8
Mannfacturers'Gd Light and
Heat Co... ss ssa b WI VI
Wyatt Gas Co.. y4 w
Consolidated dTelephonesais5 ~
Central District Printing
and Telegraph Co.. i. ~ 6Si3 77 100.
American Telephone and
Tel. Co.. ,02s 90 y
IL I'll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26
Northcott
MINISTER TO COLON
BlA, A WEST VlNGlNlAN, AK
RlVES AT GoGOTA.

BOGOTA. July 2.-Eltot9 Nortl'!-
colt. Of West Virginia. the newly an
pointed American minister. accoM-
panied by his wife and son. has ~.
rived. here. He was given cordial
greeting by representative OF the
government.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26

Prof. Henry III. Poole. principal OF
the sclols of I4cetslule. Pa. was the
guest of a. l.. Lehman over Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-26

Auditor John S.. Darst has 1nnd d his
return TO the county court In T,hiell
he gives the assessments OF the public
service corpomtions for his scnnnt
as determined by the Board OF Publlc
Works. The report OF the audi flor Is Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28
"Gm COB eammel 0em.' -

en- sggtemanb ipilebe en- Sang lin
bebre SaIooel. ct moriomt Buos. So
men par til Sperbagsbrue temmelig
ipariornmelig at iig, bpao Waoen an
git, mems ban ielp bolot meget al at
Iepe aobt. Sorleben Woreen bapoe
ban ioo lat liz | Sopebet at mi piloe
ban ben Gag booze noget EXTRA 9obt
at ipiie, naar ban fom til Wfiocog.
Sou mart ban bar fommet ino pao
Sontoret, ienote ban ian ben geifeo
biem til lin Some, at en- Serre iom
bum fienote en- goo gammel Ben, tom
og ipiite Wiobog bos benbe BEN Dag.
Saa mart bum buDbe fooet ben
geffeb fit bun trabelt nteS at fao al.
ting iitan6, og poa bet faitiatte alof-
feilet bar bun cgion parat til.at tage
intob @ipiten. en- l9ffer Wiobag
itoS ferbig til at iettes pon gorbet,
og ielo bar hun ifsrt fin itipeite Iubs.
Get ringte og ba 9sren fra en.
treen IND til 8oelieitllen ct gieblif
efter aabnebes, iaa bun fin Manb
tr9be mo meb ct imtlertbe aniigt.
"Wen, fiare Wano," iaebe bum |
en- befpmret Gone, "bpor bliber Dem
Serre af, iom bu ifrep om2"
$50" iparebe sgetemnnben. blibt,
ban er ber."
"Sa merL oli ifrep, bet BOT en- Serre
al nit gefienotifab. en- eoo satmneI
8en."
So" iagbe BON itooig imilenoe,
ser ieg fqnife life en- Serre at bit ge'
feinbtifab, og en- gob, gammel @en3"
"Iei," uobrsb ban i%fitffet, bette
er birfeIig for gait"
9ggtenonben brait | Satter ODER,
at bans Sif Dor lpffebes iaa gobt, og
Iibt efter iatte &c fig forionet oeo 81.
oea at binanben % fit JIG for en-
Gangs SfpIb en- beOre Miooag uoen
iantibis of bape Sremmeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

8sIgenOe Siitorie er iano %
bpnote paa 8eitIunoet for en- go a 70
aar iioen. en- Mono foIgte fin
@oaro til en- onben. aisbeiummen
blep life erIagt nieb bet iannrne. 90
oct orog no oe Nergene fife forn, for.
Ianete SaIeeren fit EiIgooebapcnSe.
Men oa pauitoo aisberen, at Yenge.
ne bar betaIt.
Get blep Gag og be to tom for
Metten.
Ser ffiiLoe aisberen al @oorber
aflpgge 60 poa, at S9leeren bapoe
foaet Eengene. Sect 4isberen ifal
goa frem for at ailpege gben baS
ban fin Wobpart, ben ban bopbe fisbi
@oaroen of ON at boIoe bans
0aatter.
San aflagbe 60 paa, at benne
bapoe facet 9enaefte. Ss sarife rig
fig. S be Scatter, ban lepereoe i'm
Woopart, par belle 8iebeiummen inb-
lagt. Men @aatterue tog ban til fig
igiert, ba ban fom tilboee fra Cos
afleggelien.
9ermeb troebe ban for i'm Sam-
pittigbebs SfpIS life at baue aflagt
falif 60.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28
THE MAN WHO WINS,
Chas. II. Bartlett,

The man who win Is an average man:
Not built on any peculiar plan,
Not blessed with any peculiar luck
Just steady and earnest and full of pluck.
When asked a question he does not guess,
lie knows, and answers "No' or yes;
set a task that the rest can't do,
He buckles down till he's put 1t through.
Three things he learned that the man who
tries
Finds favor in his employers eyes.
That 1t pays to know more than one thing
well
And 1t doesn't pay all he knows to tell.
So he works and works till one fine day
There's a better job with bigger pay,
And the men who shirked whenever they
could
Are bossed by the man whose work made
good. q,
For the mar who wins is the man who
works.
Who neither trouble nor labor shirks, (
Who uses bands. his head. HIS eyes:
The man who wins Is the man who tries.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28
THE HOME WIND.
Bv Arthur Guiterman.


Hoi Wind of the wild morasses,
+, Oh, breath of the high h~ill-passesi
Your call is sweet in the city street
As the voice of a friend to me.
LONE, speak to a feIlow-roverl
What news from the fields of
~, clover?
What tidings flow from the noun
tains brow
And the waves of the open sea?
Your tale of the woods deliver
vi oars on a golden river:
Do the ripples lisp and the broad
blades crisp
AS they did in a younger day?
is ever a bark with motion
J ours or the breast of Ocean.
With a drumming sail and a low lee
rail
And a bow in a burst of snray?
Though ne'er in the days to follow
We tent in the wooded hollow
Nor grip the wheel as the sianted
keel
Is barred by the dropping swell.
Well dream that the foam is
whittier.
The air of the hills is brighter.
The woods are green with a deeper
sheen,
Because they were loved so well.
The flare of the maple now changes
The darks of the rough-backed
- ranges;
New camp-fres shine THROUGH the
matted pine
And flame where the sea-weeds lie:
od hearths that the heart remem-
bers
Glow red with Awakened embers.
For others reign in our lost domain
The world of the wind-swept skv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28
2uftfrigen.

On al Observation-Disclosures I'M
Ser Observation-Disclosures fra
2uftlfibe er, at labe Geiultatet al De
ifete SaattageIier iaa burtis iom mt
Iiat fomme Sroppefsrerne | Senoe.
3 ion Senieenoe er Der UNDER De fran'
tie Mansprer iibfte Ssit giort
in~teresionte Sorisg fra Suftifibet
"Hepubliaue". Man bar nemlig |
Sranfrie torment, at ancenoelien al
ZEN traaolsie Selegrat iaaleoes iom
oct britges / England og SpIfldno er
forbunben meo Sare % | bpert Solb
fon panifeliggisres Of Iobitanberen.
Man tcg oerfor lin SifliBt til De.
peidepoiter paa ct balut ailograms
gGgt pg foripneae meo ct Clogs
g~ranorsr, iom forinOen llbfditnin'
gen ant9notes og ioaleoes let fu1roe
iagttages. 2uftifibet mootte oa, boer
Sang en- pigtig Sbierputicn ifuloe
meIces til Sroppehefen, begibe Jig
benocer nprmere iaitiotte Stationer,
boor Sroonnanier eaer automobiler
itoo parote for at bringe De neota-
Iteoe OepeIder pibere.
Set bite fig bog life altio glsrligt
pao ben Waooe blrtigt at foa 6or'
binbelien meo S9rfommnnooen til.
peiesraqt, men man foritoo at biPlpe
Tia poa anben Naabe. Seo Si9lp az
en- Sirene fnnoe Spm9rfiombeoen
benlebes poa, at en- pigtig Wehbe-
lelie suifeoes aigioeu, og cen foitebes
ga neo | RGrbeoen al Stabeu. aun0e
belcr life @enenalens Stan6art OPP
hages, blep Gepeihen faitet neo |
RerbeSen al en- itsrre grtilleriitprfe,
/ Saab ON at Den Serfur birtigt piloe
blioe beisrget piSere. Scaleoes OPP
boaeSes ben 17be Septembr ira
9nitifibet, at Sienoen meb Ell ltsrre
aoIonne isste at omgnn 10. af.s
penitre SIsi. giterretningen par
iauIebcs al itor gigtigbeb for bette,
% ba man bar ! R~9rbeoen al aorps'
ortineriet, foiteoes 9epeiten neo
oper en- al oettes gatterier, Der optog
Den o. ienote ben pioere, iaaleSes at
Gbien for armeforpiet bauoe Otter.
retuinaen 80 @inutter eiter Sagtta'
gelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

Srar5 Sdlagen bapoe bsrt Sfri.
get, efter at ban bdpoe ienbt auglen
moo bet bruno, libt bep9gelige Binft
melem 9nifene paa ben anben SIDE
&lsften. - San troe6e nemlie, al
ban bopbe taget Sigte paa ct nplie
opbaaet Haabpr. Saa mart ban
berte bette Heuneifeifrig. itprtebC
ban frem, iprang oper Stof % Sten,
op 40 SfrGnten og neb igien -
oa fanbt ban fin bsenbe Suitru.
Barnet braf enbnu al Wooerbrp-
itet, ifisnt globet ranot neooper Def
i imaa 9Gffe. Zen urge Wor gior'
De meo itor Initrengelie nogle matte
9ep9geIier for at leoe BET itrsmmen'
be Blob bort, iau oct life Blanche
iia meb Melfen, Tom BET elifebe Barn
Il benre Sime nsb for iioite Sang.
Meo en- pilo Stsnnen itprtebe
Srans frem os fcrisgte meo iine
fi9lpenbe SPnoer at lsfte benoes
Sopeo, Der bar iunfet neo paa Srp'
itet.
gnSnu en- Sang iau bun BAN IND
II ginene og iaeoe ingte:
spin eaen Srans life ionot, On
bill life mere - p9re 8rpbifptte -"
San ipor en- 60 paa, at ban pilot
laoe oct npre.
Sun iaabe life mere. enom ei
gIif til Barnet = en- Saare bang
benoes lauae Gienpipper iaa par
oipet noIuft | oct elifeoe, bprebare
gniist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

W yptoi Suttttt DeHtutOD Dur1. "Stue
6ron5, BED on oeina Din Garl Mrf
BAN Dine imaa SGnber og fIap BAN
paa ainoen! Oct er 10 oin finre,
brape Gar; ban bIiper NOT bjemme
hos fin lille Gut"
Barnet ruffebe Gaberen | sfira-
get 90 piIoe ilet life Hippo BAN ieien.
"Waa, naa," iurmiIeoe Srons,
"ies fommer mart ieien. Seq bill
bare ffpoe en- 500 - Den taaer 10
eIers ale bore Ssns. Saabonne Rop.
opr niaa man ie at faa uorpooet."
Sg plpitrenoe gif ban no | ben Ell.
teraarsfIaote Sfos.
San iaa fig life tilbase; for ban
pioIte meget goot, at Sereie enonu
ito0 | 9sren meo @utten paa Mrmen
% iaa efter bom meo 9aarer i 81.
meme.
9a ban fom inb | Sfogen oa meb
fit fpeibenoe gIif opoaeeoe De for.
ffienige DIR, De frpbenoe, De Ippen.
be, De iprinsenoe - bn brenote ban
after af geei9r -
Sereie tog Barnet me6 no pua
Warfen oe tog Eoteter op. Sun bar
flittig % utr9ttelig peo lit slrbeibe.
Naar man bar en- Sierteiorg maa
man arbeibe itrenet; bet biaIper.
Men ioag pilbe oct Iet life biaIpe.
Ser bar Ell forunoerIis Ingit oper
ben itaffars 8one, iom ON noeet onot
mart piloe msoe benbe. Sun bao /
Sanferne til Sub, at ban piIoe be.
ifptte benbes Ianb: "Serre, freIs
bans Sierte fra Spnb! Son er 10
eIers ct gobt Menneifc, gisr ingen
noget onot og er en- brap sggtef9Ie
og Sar. On fiare Cub, bet fan leg
iiee meb @lebe!"
Sum gr9b, mebens Bun bao og
grapeoe | Sorben, og grabeoe | Tan.
fer ofte bpbere neb emo .Boteterne
Lao. Set lille neppe baIptaarsgamle
Barn laa oe lGngtebe efter at faa
Iiot at oriffe. Men bun lagbe fnapt
W9rfe til bet ibas, og ba bun enbe.
Zig Hap Spaben og fom ben til Bar.
net, bar bet ippnet.
Oct leo MOB aften, Tuelene taiig,
Ssniene ioo paa fine Tinoer; men
Srans bar enonu life fommet til.
bage.
Sereie baobe Ipnge Itirret no | BET
fierne. Senbes l1ro ibag par af en-
unoerIig pilb 9lrt. 90 ba BET bIeb
TENT paa @ftenen funbe bun life boil.
be bet no berbiemme. Sun tog oct
iopenbe garn paa @rmen, paffeoe
bet inb | Saberens bruno Sraffe, lao
iebe 9sren os gif no I Sfogen. Sffe
en- @ren, life ct glab rsrte iis. 5r9r.
mes Ianse Sfpsser breote fig ooer
Stien.
Sereie git benimob en- alsft. -
Sum baooe onbt peb at taale 9pben at
oct britienbe ganb, tbi bet bar for
benbe, iom maatte bum f~oritaa bisie
ubpggeligt ~bpislenbe Stemnier, og
bum foritoo Dem BOG life. Sum iteg
op pad Sfrpnten oa bar meget om-
bpggelig for, at Barnet life ifulbe
ppffes. geS nogIe Smaa6uife iutte
bun fig paa en- Sten og lpttebe. Glt
pur itile; Ser bpiIebe Sreb oper aft.
Sa oaagnebe Den file @iit. Wobe.
rem Iaaoe ban til grpitet, og ban
braf at Siertens Chit. = Gen nnge
Some lao lpttenbe Der; bum ipntes
bum bsrte Tin Wonbs Sfriot - og
bum bsrte DOG intet.
Saa betragtebe bum glomiterne
runbt omfring; / Wsrfet Ipite De Tom
imoa Slammer. 2pgtempno fan
ogioa unbertioen Ipie / blaalige
SIammer. Wen 9lomiter er life
9pgtemGnb, gIomiter er Subs Zine,
set bar gebitemor iaa ofte iagt. 90
MI, lille Sran5, mi Ter @iio paa os
meo fine milbe Zine. sc, ban elifer
osi -
ct &naIo = BET bar, Tom for en-
b~r9noenoe 2pnitraale siennem ben
unae Scenes 9rpit.
| 49, S IL N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

AZ Sau. Bet bil iiee ben foreIitebe
urge NanS, fuIeenote life Chen. S.u
fattese life bans mrrteIiee a~rissoans
| en- iaa upasienSe Stuno. % Def bIep
lie til noset meS SroitabseSsn ben Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

9ca strsaet. lite 9sitndut: -gr
bin iioiie CULTIVATION aauerig?~
2nen 9sifnnut: -Sht aanortG,
men itenriG~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

Store os ppbsieoe Sanfer er uos.
beige, tbi be teoes ~beItanoig paanp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

q San, set bill iiae ben forelifeSe
ilnse Ianb. b9ber Sannoen % bill tiIs
lp9ree lin eIiteoe ubrsbelig SroItab.
lGner Sobebet MOB bans Stuloer
% litter benrbtt til bans Orb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-28

81 Sr. gnebo er llugtarl % bill eiers
ne bepare enbper llneeripenb ira at paas
I9age fla sgsteifabets Nag. Snu benpts
ter I'm Cigar iom Saaben mob ben Ium<
Ie Ampr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ON YELLOW FEVER

Delegate Kuhio did not address the
members of the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday, as he was indispOscd, As
the Delegate did not arrive, the Board
of Trustees held Il short business meet
ing, and some correspondence was
read. Mr.. Morgan was In the chair and
half dozen members were present.
The most important matter dis
cussed was with reference to the dan.
ger Of yellow fever being brought to
this port by the steamers Of the Jap
anesc South American service, One of
the Marine Hospital doctors had stat
ed that he thought the matter most
serious one, and that steps should be
taken to prevent the introduction of
yellow fever and other tropical
scourges II was stated that the local
quarantine authorities were quite pre-
pared to do their duty in the matter
but that the ports which the new line
of steamers visited in South America
were very lax in their quarantine laws
and consequently there was danger Of
the mosquitoes carrying malaria Gltt
yellow fever TO Honolulu.
The meeting decided that the matter
should be referred to the Committee
on Public Health.
President Morgan reported that thC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
WHITNEY TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE
New Circuit Judge Is
Formally Sworn

William II. Whitney was this
morning sworn in as second judge of
the circuit court for the first circuit,
vice Alexander Lindsay. who resign
ed recently.
Mr.. Whitney received cable in
formation last Monday that HIS com
mission had been signed, and was
instructed to qualify. But he had
made his arrangements TO go to
Maui that day TO represent the Ter.
ritory in n fisheries case, so he post
poned taking the oath until his re-
turn, which was this morning.
There was little ceremony about
the swearing In Of the new judge
He simply appeared before the SUI
preme SQUIRT and the oath was ad-
minlstered by the Chief Justice, who
after the form of oath had been sign
ed by the new Judge. congratulated
him on behalf of the bench and bar
on his new honors. Those who were
/ III NoNlN sINoh no ahN
warmly congratulated him.
II think I'm the chief goat of this
community" soliloquized Attorney
General Hemenway later. 1--WE lost
my best man. I've got It in the neck
Oh, pshaw!"
Judge Whitney moved his person
al effects from the Attorney Gener'
lals department to the room formerly
occupied by Judge Lindsay and wal
at home. After being declared by
the Chief Justice duly qualified, HI
Appointed John Marcallino his clerl
of court. and opened courtsto have
the appointment entered on the min
utes. The cases formerly belonging
to Judge Lindsay and by him assign
ed to Judge De Bolt at the time h
left the bench, were this morning re
assigned to Judge whitney, who vii
lind him plenty of work to keep hin
busy for some time. ..,. q.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
THE NEW EMPIRE.

Everything is going ahead rapidly
towards the opening OF the Ney En-,
pire Theatre on Saturday evening. The
chairs are all in and the electric bulbs
and shades are being put in today. Tie
Interior is beginning to look like Il
theatre in Metropolitan city. There
will undoubtedly he a crush at the
opening night. Manager Oyorcnd IL
sure of having the largest. coolest
moving picture theatre In town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-13
Gurrey's

TO provide the necessary medical md
surgical supplies for the work Of rhn
dispensary ana also to provide de.
penser. So that in this way this
necessary WORK may go on as It haa
in the past, the city providing mere
~ the city physician.
In the same way the city Is called
on to provide sanitary inspectors.
The Board Of Health, however, is
given an appropriation for the em-
ploymcnt Of some sanitary inspectors
for Honolulu, fewer than have been
employed in the past, 50 that II SAINT
tary inspection is to be continued II
VIII be necessary for the city to EN-
ploy at least two sanitary inspectors.
If these work in cooperation with
the Board Of Health inspectors, MIR.
Mott-Smith believes that efficient in
spection can he maintained.
Meat inspection, milk and dairy
inspection, and fsh inspection will
now devolyc on the city and comfy.
All these are important. II Is prob
able that the Board OF Health will
continue these functions until July I.
Based on the cost to the Board of
lfealth It will cost the city and
county nearly II not quite 5000 a
month TO carry on the duties impos-
ed by Act 90, even with the help anil
cooperation Of the Board of Health.
Very respectfully.
JOS. FERN,
..... Mayor.
The report Of the Ways and Means
Committee was accepted, though
Kane. for some unexplained reason,
moved to table II.