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New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

sUNDAY-Carnegie Hau, , y. m. concert 1y nc
symphony Society OF New York. Be0sco neg ~
6 D m concert by Charles khapps tlha.
Metropolitan Opera House. 80 9 m e'RS,I{ Ri' ry
the opera company. Eerdfs REQUIEM = MahIla'-
tan Opera House $40 .. m popular oPcratlC con
cert and Mischa Elnlan. college OF the CITY or
New York. 80 D. m free recital OF organ music
by Samuel a. Baldwin
aoSDAY Metropolitan opera House
1i:3O a. m. German opera. "Parsifat = m m,
German opera, The Bart"red Bride n anna iah
Opcra House. . p. m French opera. i0uisr .
s m Italian opera. Ia Sonnamoula. Car
neefe Hall 30 d m. recital of violin music by
Mscha Enlan. Mendelssohn Hall s.i5 ,. m:
Young Mems Christian Association Hall. Brooklyn
{ D. m. concert Of Chopn's music
TTrESDAY- Mendelssohu Hall. p m. concert OF
chamber music by the Knelse Quartet: 10 p IA
concert OF chamber music by the MaIRGilrs
Trio. Plaza Hotel 80 p. recital OF scnaiaS
for pianoforte and violin by Miss Carolyn Iteebe
and Edouard Dethier: St Pauls Chapel. CoiuLl-
ba University. 40 p free organ recital nE
Walter Henry Hall.
WEDNESDAY.-Metropolit Opera House 90
o m German opera, "GGtterdanmerHhS NAN
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FREE LECTURES ON MUSIC.

The free lectures tc be offered by the Board of
Education this week are as follows:
Monday" Edward GTieg and Scandinavian Songs"
Miss Curl l Lennborn Illustrated by songs
and piano selections by Miss Charlotte Z. Her
.-nlan. Institute Hall. No us East l06th street:
Modern Song. from Schubert to Foote,' Mr..
and Mrs. barclay Dunham, illustrated by songs.
St. Peters Hail. 10th street, near Eighth ave
nue; German Songs, Miss Estele Rose illus
trated by vocal selections, Lafayette Hall,
Alexander avenue and 137th street
Tuesdey-"l>i Life Forces In Music Mrs. Carrie Gil
man EDWARDS illustrated by piano selections,
Public Library. No. 1o3 West 1S5th street.
Wednesdays Beet thoven and the Culraination Of
ClasstcisTn. III. Daniel Gre CORY Mason, illus
uated at the piano. Young Mems Hebrew as
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
TIE Weekly Calendar.

harteu opera House : p. m. French oPera,
Louise. College Of the city Of New York.
D. m. free organ recital by Samuel ~ Baldwin
HURSDAY.-CarreEie Hall . concert Of
TseetaoNcn'B music the symphony Society OF
New York. Meudcissohn iigii. 3 , concert by
Rome Feuton. 3 10 .. concert by the New
York centre Of the American Music Society; Met
ropoHtan opera House. D m. french opera
''Faust'. Academy Music. Brooklyn. $40
e. m. pianoforte rerita! by Nine Bloomheld-
Xeslcr
TRTDAY.-CaruaEIe Hall. 2 y. song recital BY
Nrua Emma Games and Emile ce GogorZa; Man
haitian OUera House. ,. m italian opera
i Puritani'. Metropolitan opera House. p. m.
French opera. "Nauon''. Lyceum Theatre. $3.50
T. M recital oS flute. violoncelio harpsiehord and
piano music by Messrs. Barrere. Kefer and Dam
rGsCh.
SATTRDAY.-Ca-negis Hall! 2:3o n. m, concert
performance hv the Young Peoples symphony
Society OF "Hlusel und Gretel': Metropol Titan
Opera House. 1:3O y. m, German opera. DIE
Nsstvrslrger'. =. Italian opera. lie NoZze
dl Ficuro': Manhattan Opera House. 2l5 p m.
French performance Of "SaIome''. y D m, italian
opera. Aida"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
THE SYMPHONY SOCIETIES.

f, The Tscheikowszy cycle 10 be given BY the or
ches;rsi 81 the Symphony Society Of New York is
the first attempt only IN this country but in
Europe TO present the most important Of Tschai-
k0wssy's work in chronological order thus en-
sbling the audience 10 follow, It We're the de-
veiopraeat and growth of the composers genius.
The programme for the first concert Of the cycle
this afternoon comprises two movements from
symphony No. ], a gloomy work bearing the sub
tfle OF Winter Day Dreams which was Tschai-
kGwsky's favorite composition; the Romeo and
Juliet" overture. Fantasia. and the Second SYM
phony. hsse6 on Russian foksongs. popularity
known as the Little Russian Symphony The solo
sst viii be Francis Rogers. who VIII sing .Warum"
Invocation 20 Sleep Now That Thou Leav 81
He Alone and Don Juan's -Serenade'
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

ISOLATION Han, 92d street and Lexington avenue;
.fCna:acterizati0n hy Music DR.. Henry G.
Hanchett Young Mems Christian Association
Han. No. . West 125th streeT Melodies OF
MANY Lands" Frederick ReddalI, illustrated by
selections. Public Library, No. 33l East 10th
street: Songs OF Present Day Americans, Miss
Beatrice Shaw, Illustrated by songs. Public
Library. No G6. Leroy street
thursday" -"Charactcrlzatiou by Music Dr. Henry
Q; Hanchett Illustrated ny mUsiCal selections
Norris High School Boston Road and 166th
street: Die Meistersinger.' Miss Pearl c. VII
SON Illustrated by stereoDucOn Views. Public
School IL Overing street West Chester
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MIsCEII,ANEous NOTES.

On Sunday. March :, afternoon and evening, the
Philippine Constabulary Band. which travels all
the way from the Islands attend the inaugura-
tion OF President Taft will give concerts at the
New York Hippodrcme. The band directed by
Captain William Loving. has eighty-five native
Filipino musicians. The organization is making its
trip OF 13 900 miles from Manila to Washington at
the invitation Of the Presldent-elect.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

A. the coming concert Of the Beethoven cycle
Walter Damr0sch viii conduct the sixth and sew
symphonies and several selections from Egg
mont" TO insure a fuller representation of the
memhers OF the Oratorio Society's chorus anG
otrer chorus singers Tho win taks part in the
performance Of Beethoyen's ninth symphony. it has
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

On Tuesday evening in Mendelssohn Hall -he
Adele Margulies Trio-including Miss Margulies.
pianist; Leopold Lichtenberg vfolinist, and Leo
Schulz violoncellist-wil give the third and last
concert of the season These artists will play the
Tschaikowsky trio. Op. 80. in A minor; the Rhein
berger sonata, Op. Il, in fat major. for plano
and VIOLIN and the Beethoven trio, Op. H. in
fat ma Tor.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
ORGAN RECITALs.

Samael A. Baldwin viii give organ recitals in
the great hail of the College of the City Of New
York this afternoon and Wednesday afternoon.
The programmes will be as follows:
TO-DAY AT $3.50.
Toccata and tugue IA ot..................Bach
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Nine. Delhaze- Wickes, pianist, and Nine. Borden
Low soprano, will give a recital at the Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday evening, March 2. Edward
Falck one of the assistant conductors at the Met
ropoltan Opera House. and Albert G. Crawford
will be the piano, and Mr.. Wickes will play the
violin obbligato in the Bach-Gounod Are Maria
which will be sung by Nine. Borden-Low.
At the third private meeting Of the manuscript
Society In the National Arts Club. Thursday
evening, four songs, for soprano, will be sung by
Alice Ralph. with the composer. Gustav l. Becker,
of New York. at the piano. Other new compost
tons 10 be heard will be piano concerto. in d
minor, by Robert Goldbeck. OF St Louis; three
songs. for contralto, by Or. S. n. Penheld of New
York: q rhapsodie, for cello by James z. Dunn.
of New York; aria for soprano in which the
composer herself Harriet Ware, of New York viii
accompany Lucy Isabelle Marsh. she will also
in three songs for .fnnr, 10 be given by John
Barnes Wells and three pieces for piano. By
Robert Goldbeck. to be played by Mrs. Goldbeck.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
CONCERTS AND RECITALs.

The I,vceurn Theatre has been selected by
Aessrs Walter Danrosch. George Barrere and Paul
Kefer for their recital of music for harpsichord
and piano. flute and vioionceno. next Friday
afternoon. at 3:30 Mr.. Damrosch recently played
the harpsichord in the odd trio by Beethoven in
the Symphony Society's concert in Carnegie Hail.
The. programme for next Friday is;
Trio in G minor Op Weber
Messrs Barrere, Kefe- and DaInrosch.
cello boccneriil
Messrs Kefer and Damrcsch- -
Sorata flute and piano. Op SO Plerne
Messrs. Barrere and Damrosch.
Pieces en- Concert (fute cello and harpsichord):
La Tinlde-
L'Indiscrete ftaIheau
Tambourin
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

S c. Benefits tenor pupil, Vernon Stiles. lately
made a successful appearance At Graz, Austria In
the part Of Raou In Les Huguenots." Mr stiles
viii sing for the first tine at the Royal Opera. in
Vienna during the month Of April and Will make
MS debut iu that city in the role OF Rhadames in
Verdis Aida"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Professor Heinrich Barth, court pianist to his
majesty Emperor Villa n. writes under date of
Berlin September 2S 1908: Mr. George KRUGER
plays with great intellectually and intense feeling.
I can recommend him highly teacher and
concert pianist
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
STUDIO NOTES. ,

William c. Carl has engaged Thomas Whitney
Surette the noted lecturer musical subjects. for
a course of five lectures at the Guilmant Organ
School The first of the series win be given next
Thursday afternoon. at o'clock on The Sources
from Which Early instrumental Forms Sprang"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

will present for the first time in A1nerica three
compositions by Walter Morse RuHlmeL a young
American composer who IS attracting attenlllIl ~
Europe and America In addition, Miss Iha- W.
play a few numbers from 11cDoweTs "Nooei-n-
Sketches and "Moto PerTett7.' by the same 'O'-
poser.
Agnes sumnar. C4er gave her sixth annual con
cert at the Waldorf-Aster4a last wednesday even
ing The affair was considered most suecesslul y
those present. who said il was the best this 49,
has given. The leading features OF the eVsIIs
entertainment were the monologues and emu @ = =
presentations by Miss Geer which pleased an -, -
ent Her selections Included Buying Her Huso-H1
Christmas Present The Dumb Waiter p.
sode" '.SoliIoquy.'' and THE Little Girl VINO H--
tertained the Missionary Lady Miss C'eel -
assisted by her pupil Mary Hart McHenry- Al1o.s
the others who appeared We're Mary E--7a
cheney. soprano: Eugene eaton, whistler InoH1s
c. Nellist. tenor. and Mary Louise Nce-oei'
musical interpretations Of poems
To accommodate his many new pupils. A BuscP,
ner cello instructor. has moved 10 larger an-
more commcdious studio at No SO East SD street
Miss Kitty Berger. well known a zither player
and teacher. is now in her studio No. ns Eas.
3ith street. Miss Berger appears IN. concerts am
rcCitalS
on February y Maurice Mike PLAYED at
citaI given by Woodrnan Babbit. at Wallace HL.
Newark. \. J. on Saturday, February d,
played FOR the RubinsJein Club at the Naioo.
Astoria. His accompanist. Malcolm c MaSni'' =
peared on botI occasions
Miss Elizabeth Patterson sang twelve sons
Mrs IeSsats and Miss Willss at home IN - -
lOlst street. on February IS. ThDee Of the s.s
which We're repeated by request were Ia - -
NTarehesep. ..Biondinar (GounoD and "Propossaa
"a Foerster) The last was written for and -
Gated to Miss Patterson
The Choral Society of Scranton. Penn - =. -
gaeed Miss Loretta be Lone. harpist OF " rs
West 57th street and Daniel Beddoe, tenor =
annual .'Fees Ccril'' March H.
Tomorrow afternoon. at AIendelssOhn hai ssas
maine Arnaud. the young French pianist "-s -s,r
her New York debut Mile. Arnaud. WhO = = ne
seventeen years OF age. IS a frst prize pupA =
Paris Coaservatoire
BREAKING IT GENTLY; q, eors
4 young artist once persuaded " nists- has5rs
and view his latest effort The two s'o'-- rSraHy
the canvas for some snomeRts N slIe.s- sr1 thlrS
the y1ono man asked iiuliiily A1oA -r1isr-
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and also from Rafael Joseny. who happened TO be
present.
Mr. and Mrs John W Nichols are having busy
season with voice and piano pupils. Trials and ad-
vice given free of charge by writing for m ap-
pointment to their studio. No l East 10Th street
Dr. Carl E Duff sang last Monday in concert
given at the home of Miss Helen Gould
Louis Arthur Russell will give the last of his
course of Practical Talks to Vocalists' Tuesday
afternoon In the directors studio of the Normal
Institute OF Music. Carnegie Hall Mr.. Russell 5
subject will be Psychology or Physiology in vo-
cal training, with remarks about the American
singers status and mission on next Friday
Mr. Russell will organize his annual series of
lessons in English diction for singers and speak
ers This course is of fve lessons, with a prepar-
atory lecture The Ensemble Circle of the Normal
Institute gave Mendelssohn and Chopin centennial
recital in Newark. N. j.. last Friday evening
The Henry LIfs Orchestra studio No 90 Irving
Place played the wedding OF Miss Hoyt on
Tues lay afternoon at No West sd street ana at
a private dance given at the Van Winkle leafooIS,
in West 10th At the dinner or the f-o1tu oI
Real Estate Brokers, which took place At the Val
dorf on "Wednesday evening Mr.. Lifts new march
song ION the Firing Line was sung for the hrst
time in public by Miss Rocamore. 1t was enthusI-
astically applauded.
nonial concert will be given to Tom Daniel. bass
soIoist of the Church of the Divine Paternity, in
the Parish House. No West 18th ST The follow
ing artists will take part: Miss Estelle Harris,
soprano; Miss CoraelIa Marvin contralto; Mrs
Annie Louise David, harpist; Miss Nellie T. An
drews pianist; Miss Martha Spencer WtSSin.
reader; John Barnes Wells. tenor; John H Dudey,
barytone and chorus. Accompanies. Miss Harriet
Ware. Miss Nellie E Andrews and J. Warren An
drews.
Miss Emma w Hodkinson- OF Carnegie Han. IN
troduced several pupils Monday evening at Car
negie Chamber Music Hall. The audience included
musicians and friends, among whom were MISS
Adela Verne pianist; Professor A. MonesteL com
poser; Albert Gerard-Thiers. lecturer and author;
Countess Clementine Bartolucci Zone of Miss He'd
kinson's promising pupils Miss Amy Fay and
Miss Ida L. Tebbetts of the Women's Philhar-
monc Society The pupils rendered an interesting
programme and received with the teacher many
congratulationsSon their work and progress Harry
H. Whitaker acted as acccmpanist
Miss Della Thai. concert pianist and teacher OF
No 1l3 West 18th street win be heard in the con-
cert. Of the American Music Society on Thursday
evening, February 25, at Mendelssohn Hail. She
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

motto. 9Th symphony. y,artis+
c. Op. 205. rS
fntroduction 70 Act III ana Bridal Chorus 'Lohengn
,.,...,- ... Chamiuate
Concert Piece National Hymn ii1sS
WEDNESDAY AT 3.
Sonata No . major. -. l'or'''shl
IdyIle Oath Sonata) ltl"inOe ger
Passacagiia I-l,It
The Clrfew
Marche Furebre Chant SeraphGue Gun iuant
In fat - matt
Concert in major. 9iatlo a-HeI
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nichols having busy
season with and piano pupils. Trials and ad-
vice are given free of charge by writing for m ap-
pointmant to their studio. No East 10Th street
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

At the second concert of the New York Centre
Of the American Music Society next Thursday
evening in Mendelssohn Hall Harry Barnhart will
sing group OF Indian songs and negro melodies,
of which he has made careful study. The pro-
granme will also include numbers by Clara and
David Names. Miss Della Thai, pianist; Arthur
Depew and Arthur HadIey.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

The next concert of the Plectrum Society Valen-
tire Abt director. will be given at the Waldorf
Astoria April Is.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
aREAklNa ri eENTLY.

BREAKING IT GENTLY; q, eoras
4 young artist once persuaded " 5 iiis'.e be,5rs
and view his latest effort The two sto'-- rsraIy
the canvas for some sncmeRts N .r, tnirS
fhe yOIne man asked timidly- Don Z =, -t1lsr-
sir that this painting of mine sven
Minister'S ewes t~inkled danserousiE svzrs .
..VVhat is Your opinion CT toleraoiS -
asked.-Every body's Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Edmund Aloise Jahn hasso soiost. has returned
from Cincinnati, where he sang soloist for the
Orpheus Club. besides giving a recital Early in
March M jain will give a recital at the home OF
Charles Bushnell, No. 93 West 67th street at which
he will be assisted by Miss Lucy Phillips.
Josephine Swickard. soprano will sing at Car
nege Lyceum next Thursday evening at a concert
be given for the benefit Of the Seamen's Christian
Association fund.
Signund Kahn teacher Of piano and voice cult
ure, formerly of Chicago. has opened a residence
studio No. IA West 94tf street ana a studio at
No 1912 Pacific street Brooklyn. where he will
teach Tuesdays and Fridays Mr.. Kahn is a
Germany. He will also teach at the New York Col
lego cf Music
Maria o. Meiler sang at the entertainment given
by the Nurses Settlement in Yorktown Heights
on Saturday. February 13. and also at the New
Century Study Club evening at Duryea's No zoo
West 72d street Tuesday. February 16
Josephine Schaffer has returned from two years
engagement at the Augsburg Opera House. where
she sang Susannah Macauay's ''Santus" and The
Rose and the Moth" with great success. Miss
Schaher was acconE Eanied by the composer.
Bowman pupil. Harry Anderton. played the
chestra recent rehearsal and received congrat-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

uIations and praise from the conductor Mr.. Vope. }
and also from Rafael Joseny, who happened TO be
present
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

To accommodate his many new pupils A BuecF
ner. cello instructor. has moved 10 a larger am
more commcdious studio at No. % East SD stresl
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Miss Kitty Berger. well known n zither pay
and teacher is now in her studio, No. is EA'. :
Sith street. Miss Berger appears IN. concerts am
rcCitalS.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Dr. Carl f. Duff sang last Monday in a concert
given at the home of Miss Helen Gould
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

At the free organ recital the last of the series
to be given by the department of music in st.
PauI's Chapel Columbia University Tuesday after
noon Walter Henry Hall. organist Of the cathedral
Of St John the Irvine will play the following pro-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

David Names Miss Della Thai, pianist; Arthur
Depew and Arthur HadIey.
The third and last of Sam Franko's concerts Of
old music now IN their ninth season. VIII be given
at Mendelssohn Hall Tuesday evening. March
2 at $50 o'clock The chief numbers the pro-
granme Sinfona da Camera a ire instru-
rnenti Nicolo Porpora l686-1766); Cantata No. 1s1
'Komm'. o Suisse Todesstunde" Johann Sebastian
Bach Q6s51750) Cantata Nc. 70 "Gott der Herr
list Som und Schild," Johann Sebastian Bach. Tho
Bach Choral Society wifi be in evidence. after a
seasons careful training. and these sooists Will
assist: Miss Pearl Benedcot, soprano: Frederick
Gunster, tenor. and Guy F. Evans basso
piano recital will be given by Miss Julia wo-
dicka at the East Side House Settlement. 18th
street and the East River, this evening.
At Carnegie Hall to-1norrow afternoon at 2a9
p m Mischa Elrnan viii play programme which
viii include Saint-Saens's Concerto in b minor
Bach's "Chaconne" Cfor violin alone). WieniawskI's
Faust" fantasie, Wagner WilhelmJs paraphrase
''Preislied'' OIeistersnger) and sarasates "Haba-
nera."
Nine. Emma Eames. soprano. who recently said
goodbv to her admirers at the Metropolitan and
Emilio dc Gogorza, barytone will be heard in a
song recital in Carnegie Hail next Friday after
noon Harry c. Whittemore viii be at the piano
The following interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion:
Ms Mother Bids Bind My Haydn
Charmant Papillon. Weherln
Nine Emma Earnes
Eames and Mr Gogorza.
lie Rel de Lahore.
MIR. de Gogorza.
Auf Flugeu Gesanges. -MeadeIssohn-Iszt
Concert
Harry c. WhittsmOre.
Bs,bsn Bs Rithen U6eraii Won Fas qanss
zusignqn&s & -; & Strauss
Nine Emma Eames
- t-sissa ! Aware
- Mr. de GoEorza-
Nine Eames and MT de Gogorza
Chanson de F1oran. GODDARD
L Printemps .GounOd
Lamento Provencai Paladhile
Daisys Sons. SCHNEIDER
Jenny Kissed Me-
Nine Emma Eames
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

srs. Barrere. Kefer and Damrosch,
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Choral prelude, meine ZuversicEt.. Zach
sim organ sonata Choral Water in Himmel-
raIc5 varied fuga andanue). .AIendessohu
Sfnret BoSllmann
Rotnanza violin orchestra. Beethoven
(Arranged by ". I. Best}
Overture OCCASIONAL OratOTio FialieI
F1nic ode ..........-.. Ralph Pellairs
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

On February p Maurice Mike PLAYED at s =
cital given by Woodrnan Babbit at Wallace H--.
Newark \. J. on Saturday, February - = =
played FOR the Rubinstein Club AT the Waioo..-
Astoria His accompanies. Malcolm c. Maynif' -
peared on botl occasions.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

The Choral Society of Scranton. Penn. a.s .-s -
caeed Miss Loretta be Lone harpist. OF ~ ~ "a
West 57th street and Daniel Beddoe. tenor u
annual .'Fees CeriT' on March H.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Tomorrow afternoon. at Mendelssohn ha',. .s.s
maine Arnaud. the young French pianist = ~,
her New York debut. Mile Arnaud. NHO = d.
seventeen years OF age. IS first prize pupH -
Paris COaservatOire.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Miss Della Thai. concert pianist and teacher, OF
No 1l3 West 18th street. win be heard in the con-
cert. OF the American Music Society on Thursday
evening, February 25, at Mendelssohn Hall. She
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

a Bowman pupil. Harry Anderton. played the
siendelssohn G minor concerto with the Volpe Or
chesra at a rehearsal and received congrat-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
ARRANGE SPECIAL
= kauai ELECTION

The Kauai Board OF Supervisors
held a special meeting last Wednes-
day, having been called wirelessly by
Chairman Wishard from Honolulu.
The chairman explained that he
had called a meeting for the purpose
OF having the necessary steps taken
to hold a special election for an off,
Ger to I'LL the vacancy created by the
decision of the Supreme Court, that
the election of Geo. II. Baker as
County Auditor was invalid. After
having stated that the election had
tc take place within sixty days OF the
decision of the court. and that 1t had
to be preceded by proclamation
from the Board at least forty days
prior to the date of election. he called
for suggestions as to the most suit
able date. 1t was at once suggested
that Saturday would be likely to
suit the majority of voters the most,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06

and the choice therefore laid be-
tween the 18th and the goth Of Feb
ruary. The former date seemed to
be the most convenient to the Board,
and proclamation, prepared by the
County Clerk, was Immediately sign
ed by the Board and ordered publish
ed.-Garden Island. Jan. 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-06
CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATY

WASHINGTON, d. C, "a treaty Colombia Panama
United
be
Colombia 81
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SUFFRAGETTEs PLAN ACTION

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan 5The Legislature will in Joint
session Senator.
behalf a ballot
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RELIEF FOR ITALIANS

YORK N. Y, 5.-Twenty-ave of clothing and
provisions by the Hamburg
the victims of the Italian earthq Jake
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GETS $4,000. A MONTH

SAN FRANCISCO Caif jan 5Mrs Claus been
allowance $4,000 pending probate her
husbands will.
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GIFT FROM,UNITED STATES

The King received United States Ambassador The
latter the Italian
the
su
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BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will play this
evening at Aala Park at 1880 o'clock.
The program follows:
PART ].
Manifestations Guard OF Hawaii.
......,....,,,...... Berger
Overture-Inauguration ...... George
lntermezzo-Th Clocks Bells. Ward
Selection-A Runaway Girl. .Monckton
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian songs...ar. by Berger
Selection-American Airs Conterno
Waltz-City Life ......, translator
March--The Mayor .......... Berger
The. Star Spangled Banner.
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HARTMAN CASE BEGUN

WASHINGTON ID. C, Jan. 5The Government
dissolve the
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THRONE BECo MES ANXIOUS

ROME,
in Messna
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