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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
A RECORD IN HITTING.
pslshanty's Four Homers and Single
In Five Times at Bat.

In Five Times at Bat.
The baseball expert Hugh S. Fuller.
ton, In an article on Batting" in the
American Magazine. describes as fol,
lows the greatest hitting feat recorded.
executed by Ed Deehanty, and which
1t was his good fortune to witness:
"Adonis Terry was pitching-a great
pitcher with a wonderfully fast curve
ball-and three of the home runs were
made off the curve. The first time
at bat Delehanty hit the ball high over
the right field fence. perhaps seventy
feet from the foul line. which would
be 245 feet from the plate. and the
fence was thirty-dve feet high. The
second time he hit over the same fence.
but farther toward center field. The
third time he drove single over short
stop, line hit aud perhaps the bard
est hit Of all. Dahien, leaping. touched
the ball with both hands. They We're
torn apart aud the ball caromed al.
most to the left felders before it struck
the ground. The next home run was
straight to the center field between
the clubhouses. nearly 400 feet away
The last time he came to the bat the
crowd was cheering him on. LANCE
retired between the clubhouses, which
We're set at angles. Delehanty hit a
curve ball. Ii alighted on the roof Of
one clubhouse. bounded to the roof of
the other and rolled halfway back to
the second baseman. And yet Chicago
won the games to q.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
taken centuries for the race to develop.

Pugism superficial thing fad of generation
No genius philosopher devised and persuaded the adopt
their racial sport of sports It deep consciousness
and it the fbe of being grew very Ian
guage grew. 1t an instructive passion of our
And today thrill short Saxon words Just do they
THRILL TO THE THUD OF BLOWS OF A PRIZEFIGHT
the onslaught and the puse and the exhibition of gaene and
courage.
This the ape and tiger granted But like the in JAIL
it is in u.s. isn't it? WE CAN'T GET AWAY FROM IT. 1t is
the fact the efragabe fact WE LIKE FIGHTING. IT'S OUR
NATURE
We realities in real world, and ACCEPT THE
REALITY OF OUR NATURE and all its hriabeness if
live accord with the real world and those who get away
from these realities who by ukae of the will deny their existence
succeed only in living world of illusion misunderstanding
These the people who compose eaer pan fire pancs and
wreck panics
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
BITE or PET RATHER
MIGHT PROVE FATAL

New York. July 24--Cnarles Ban
ich trifled with pet rattlesnake TO-
day and as a result was seriously
poisoned. In striking at mouse
teniptingly held before it the snake
hit the mans finger. Banich recent
" had the poison glands removed and
It was believed the snake was harm.
less. It is feared that the bite may
prove fatal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
Easy One for Him.

Diddler invited two or three to take
drink, and was telling big stories
about himself. Come" said one OF
the party, You have told us what you
can do; now tell us what you cannot
do" We'll. that's easily DONE" re-
piled Diddler. Il can't pay for the
drinks you have just had"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
June Circulation.

The above Is correct statement
OF the circulation OF The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1893 and for the
month OF June, 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF July, 1910.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
YzsFa
American Home In Danger; s .a
Man No Longer Ruler.
wreck panics

ALEXANDER Current Litersur
@gMEa@ AMERICAN DESTRUCTION BE-
A AMERICAN
BUSINESS, CONTRARY, PRosPERlNG BECAUSE
STRICTLY PAULINE PROGRAM
When the American home has got away from Pauline
departed from the doctrine laid down by the apos
tie Paul the fifth chapter of his epe the Ephesans"WIVES
SUBMIT YOURSELVES UNTO YOUR OWN HUSBANDS
AS UNTO THE LORD" In this the only foundation of
successful home
American business conducted Pauline basis because wher
you find employed in Offices shops factories they
under the ABSOLUTE DOMINION OF A MAN.
Every vire man believes do If could for the gsa
ture for congress on an ANTIWOMAN SUFFRAGE PLAT
FORM I'd beat the popular in the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION. WIKI.
CAUSED BIG FIRE LOSS.

Cincinnati, July 24--Natural gas
explosion today wrecked the plant OF
the Cincinnati Bali Crank Company,
and a fire followed which destroyed
the plants Of the Warner Pole and
Top Company. The entire loss Is a
quarter oi million dollars. Five
firemen we're buried by the falling
wsl.s and seriously injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
Strange Death or Child.

A peculiar accident happened to the
infant child of Mr.. w. ]. Wollard OF
Brighton, South Australia, who fell
out OF her perambulator and was
caught by the neck in the framework.
When released the child was dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25

Tom, Tom, the piper's son.
Learned 20 play when ne was young.
But the only tune that he could play
Was over the Hills and Far Awayi"
Tom with his pipe made such noise
That he pieased both the girls ard boys.
And they stopped 10 hear MIN play
over the Hills ana Far A way"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1909 ,.,22l5
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month OF June,
1910. .... 49,. .2149
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Ca'roAlexander County, Illinois,
Population 1912.

CairoAlexander County, Illinois,
Population 18,147.
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, FRANK B. ARM.
STRONG.
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Magistrate, ANDREW WHITCAMp
Chief OF Police. J. G. COWELL.
Alexander County, Population 27,4sf
County Judge, W. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE 4. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk. ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff. FRED d NELLIS.
States Attorney, ALEX M. WILSON
County Superintendent OF Schools
'ROF. s. e. GCTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, w. d. LIP.
PITT.
Coroner, DR.. JAS. M'MANUs.
Board Of County Commissioners,
]. ]. JENNrLLE, Chairman.
c. V. METZ.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
CAIRO IN 1887
tcairo suiistIn, pubiIshsa BY e. a
Burnstt.)

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church gave musical at Ideal leagte
hall on the evening of Sept. 21st
Hiss Emma Eisenberg gave violin
solo, Miss Emma Halliday, a whistl
ing solo, and the German quartette,
Messrs. Schulz, Hasen;aeger. Herbert
and Baur sang admirably.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
A Crosa Trick.

How TO make cross with three pen.
MES: Take up the three pennies be-
tween finger and thumb and make the
Rign of a cross on the table.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25

The Cairo Bulletin has been the
eading paper Of Southern Illinois
incs 1864
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
Shoes.

The better the shoes, 1t seems the
less the people walk American shoe
manufacturers have made an epoch in
commerce. for American shoes are
copied and Initiated all over the civ
ili2cd world as the best output Of all
nations. Yet the typical American
will not walk and SO is the easiest
man on his shoes that ever lived
New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25

A knights Of Pytfias lodge was in
stituted on the night of Sept. 27th.
Among the officers elected for the
first year were John A. Miller. P c.,
G. NJ. Ellis, X. OF r. and s., w. r
Halliday. M. OF E., and Chas. Miller,
NJ. of z.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25

The DulIstin 10 on sale 1t the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, 702 Commercial Avenue
Halliday House Nsws stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25


FAITI AND INTO A LAND OF FAITH MANY GOOD
PEOPLE WILL TELL YOU THAT THIS Is AN AGE
WHEN FAITH HAS DEcAYED; AN AGE WHEN THE
HUMAN RACE HAS LOST ITS BELIEF IN THE THINGS
WHICH ARE MOST NECESSARY TO ITS LIFE HERE
AND HEREAFTER THIS is A WRONG VIEW
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25

lister, arrived and was to take chargr
Of the Baptist church on the first
Sunday in October
The Casino society intended at IN s
time 60 erect fine two-story brick
building, fifty feet front and seventy
feet Iesp, the lower flower to be
rented fof business purposes, and
the upper floor to be used by the 80
Getty, Bids ranged from 1880 to
s,5OS.22,
At a meeting Of the Board Of Ed
ucation held on Sept 29th 1t was
voted to purchase fourteen lots in
the center of block 81, first addition,
from Albert Lewis, for 1920 a lot.
This is the present Lincoln school
site. AT the same meeting 1t was
ordered that water service be put in
to each school building.
" StsPatrick's parocnial school held
monthly examination about the last
of September. Gold medals were
awarded to Maurice Fitzgerald and
Fred Steinhouse for catecnism and
bible history. and silver medals to
Tommy Stack for arithmetic. Tommis
Howley for spelling and Leo Fitzger.
aid for reading. These medals to be
worn by the winners until the next
monthly examination when they were
to be again awarded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25

Rev. R. n. McNemer, Baptist min
lister, arrived and was to take charga
Of the Baptist church on the first
Sunday in October
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
Laugh and Beat 1t = BY Schwartz and Weston

WORRY OF THE JlNckESES.
Mrs. Jinckes--l hate to so on rail-
road train. So many people die that
way.
Jinckes-That's the reason why
hate to go to bed. Think of the peO-
pie who die that way
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-25
~
Pugilism Is an Instructive
Passion of Our Race.
BY JACK LONDON. Author.

HIS contest Of with padded gloves their hands is
great SPORT THAT BELONGS THEORETICALLY
~ TO THE ENGLISH SPEAKING RACE and that has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
RATES ON FOREIGN MAIL

Because maBy letters mailed In tho
United States ADDRESSED f0r delivery 10
foreign countries, which mo subject W
The postal union postage fales, nfo pro
paid only tW0 cents, the p0sfOfiee de'
partmeDf makes tho following announce.
m6Bti
"fie foreign counties 10 which tho
tw0,G6nt letter rate applies BTo Canada,
Cuba, MeEiCO, Newfoundland, tho CaHal
HOHe, tho republic " Panama, tho city
~ Shanghai, Germany (by direct steam
efs 0hlyJ, England, Be0tlhnd, Wales md
ireland, 10 al other countries tho Thls
Ia i've cents for The first ounce on fTaC.
lion thereof and three cents for eheli
additional ounce NJ fraction thereof,
Which must 10 fully DfepaAd or the lot.
taf becomes liable on delivery 10 q
charge equal 70 double tho amount Of
the deficient p0st8gsO
Az charges fOf postage duo on short.
paid letters give rise w much complaint,
pOstmRstefs have bsen directed 70 eau
fi0n The patrons ~ tbsir Offices respect.
iBg The matter aBd W give Tho uOtiee
The widest publicity possible,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
PORTO RICANS
WANT A COUNTRY
Twelve Apply for First Papers 81
Northumberland Ten
Russians, Also,

The Porto lGeaBs vim are working
NJ mo lNOiliili quaTTy baye beeB Told
lhat They must leiIlef take steps W
beeOm9 American eitigsBs ~ lose tbeif
j0Dh ~ u consequence there las bsaH
y rush NJ pOTiO iNGaga M the Ofiee ut
gleIb murphy NJ The United states
district e0uff during the paet Wees
mn No ieaa Than bWelVe M them have
lahen on their nfat pRpeA
iint ~ N HDi aHfiTmH w gFnef W be
Hble w bgln theig jOba tbat me pOIt0
hieang Hfe taking ON theiT nTst papeIAi
Ther want ~ NJ citizens NJ some eGuH.
w When ihCg iahe ON lbaif Bainf
hilhali0H papers mn, they aTe HBRjiA
NJ feu0HGee alieRiaHP6 w aBV foreign
pgleniaih ~ oHa Perth nieaB stated
Yesterday ~ Olenh MufphVb Gliieei
I'VE afs not eliigaBg ~ my county
HgNi ~ hHHe M e0gHtIg, aHh NJ NaHt
y fgnHlfH ~ ~ me taking OHi OHl
naturalization paDefH,p
Thf F0ng HifAHe hfe mol NE only
glAA vim baYe BsHH BealaRig9 Disds
Murphy Ne Baat WGei rheIe baVA
bHAH lsH ilgAaAAA RBpig M HaiHTaligA.
llgg, ~ veil ~ twg ~ fhIee sDaBiaIda
HH1 fgHf p9fluRaesa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
.0NE KAU CRATER
IS FOUND GUILTY

KAiLUA, My 1g,-1'he FIRST Of Tho
police grating cases VI Kau has been
lfied ana Tho defendant found guilty,
John Eauws was charged by seven IN.
dietUgDls VIII ~ maGy eases Of o.
t0ftiOh TIE FIRST ease related ~ tho
eKtOftiGn ~ Ten dollars from u Japas
Bese named ii9maebi.
on August ~, HauW6 vent NJ the
JaDHD6se camp ana demanded tN6ntys
siE dollars from liamaebi I'M n retail
mere bh1diBe license, ana Threatened W
imDfis0H tho man unless M paid Ih6
money Finally tllB policeman reduced
hls demand ~ Ten dollars which the
man paid, Afterwards demanding n 70.
eelpt The receipt Was not produced
" court bat " WIS well described ny
Sheriff pua,
The defendant uas Witness on biz
OnH belmlf, AHd admitted giving u TO-
eeipl but said " Nas fGf = bail receipt
~ also called H. v, Kekaula ana Hon.
" hafiiD " testify ~ bis g0O1 ehar'
aeieG
Attorney Ashford undo strong
hght I'M mo Gefaldant, UalHa 6aefY
punt ~ Ms clients ADVANTAGE. ~
WaGe n lDug 1D1 brilliant pleA ~ the
my, hl Without my result ~ nv ~
NE verdict NaH eOneHfHadl The Jury
Nffe IN tbgif consultation rom fOf
geAflH tWG b0nB before returning n
verdict N guiily, Oad Smith fepfe
geDied DO DfGs6guli0n
On Wednesday, OGuGtg AliGfnHf
lieefs moved lbe court mn sentence,
ma AttOTneg CaH Smith Ggplalned
ibHf " u significantly heaVy PENALTY,
wa Imposed w lhe court N Nha pf0b
able that NE other ds indictments
would not be pressed
Tbe BfDifhee VIA M heeOf1ahee Win
We lHGflefmlbhie Hf6iehee hei IN 1909,
which hses The maximum ma minimum
lefm md leaves the defendant ~ va
Rg0a conduit ~ gain ~ 0anH release
from lail me Judge nae1 me term
n moi mgie thab tNO geais ma ieaa
Than one Hfah 1hh mmAiHinR eases
Wefe postponed iili me ora N lhe
term
4he faae against = ~ heAhula uaa
no fgf balifaaY mDfhiHR ~ follow
he gBe against paipa md htaha fof
burglary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
HILO'S FIRST
TRAIN NORTH
-. r. Dillingham; Takes an Elk
eursion 10 HonolIi
Gulch.

E0ws WAS received Ny wireless from
lilo yesterday of The mining ~ tuo
first passenger train from lilo across
The WgialBa river IN the direction Of
Iiamalfda, over tho recently iaid tfacis.
1lo tricks 6fe laid M far m llopOlii
uuleb about two miles out VI illo
Btafling from the 1lil0 station, the
rosa crosses a new bridge over the
Waialua river pnd runs through q
vory picturesque bit Of country, nb0ye
tho shore, 70 1ioBOlii 0ulcb, whore u
much larger bridge Is being con.
strugtsd.
u, w. Dillingham;, head Of tho rail.
WY company went 10 IlilO on The
Wilheimina, and tbe excursion ~ pms.
songers WIS arranged while bo VIA
there Many prominent citizens Of
ililo took Tho short tdp and lilo IL
full Of enthusiasm over tho possibili.
Tics Of ths Dew failf0ad line,
Az 1OnOlii 0uieh, where the timex
nov terminates, The railroad company
10 constructing The largosC milf0ad
bridge IN the Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health n Worth Saving, and Bomo no
nolulu People Know How
20 Save 10,

Many Honolulu people take their
liyos In their 1andg by nogloetlng tho
Kidneys whom thoy know those organs
need help. Sick kidneys aro respond.
bio Tor yast amount OF 6uToring and
III health, but thOTo IL no need 20 suf.
for nor 10 T0maln In danger when all
disonses ana aches ana paine duo 10
wOnh Kidneys can DO quickly aud per'
mnnently cured by Tho use Of D0hn y
Kidney Pills Here II u Honolulu citl,
ron " recommendation
James q, II. Armstrong, Huuann Val.
10y, Honolulu, Hawaii, saygi ~ wae a
sufferer from Kidney trouble for three
yeaB ana DOans Ba0kasho Kidney
Pills completely cured mo, ] have had
no return Of Che complaint during tho
past yoaL GnnnOt recommend this
remedy TOO highly"
DOan's Iaehasho Kidney Pills nfe
sold by all dfuagists and stOTekeopefa
M 90 cents pof boz (siK boxes 1850
NJ viii DO mailed on receipt NJ price BY
he H0lllster Drug On, Honolulu, whole,
sal9 agents f0T tho Hawaiian Islands,
hem6mbeT Tho namo, D0an's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
Presbyterian General Assembly
Would Prevent Jefrrieu-
Johnson Go.
DIsHoNoR TO THE DAY
Call Up Governor Gillett and VIII
Appeal to Taft II Former
Cannot Move.

ATLANTIC CITY, Now Jersey, May
sa'- Filthy, vulgar, brutal and infam.
Gus were the ndJcctiyoa used TO dencrlbo
tho much advertised prize fight for tho
world'a championship, to DO pulled OF
In Ban Francisco on the Fourth Of
July, In resolution introduced and
passed yesterday Mt tho meeting Of tho
Presbyterian General Assembly, In an.
nual session here, Tho resolution calls
upon Governor 0lllett Of California 10
prevent tho aght taking place any.
where In California,
In pnri, tho resolution roadsi
"ln tho namo Of virtue doconoy and
patriotism, wo demand Of you that you
save tho State Of California and tho
Nations aaerod birthday from tho
Nth, yulgarIty and brutality Of this
Infamous prIEoGght,u
An attempt will DO made, II Cover.
nor dillott either declines TO not or
finds himself poworlcaB 10 Interfere, 10
appeal 10 President Taft asking that
tho federal authorities Interfere 10
proyont tho Dissertation Of tho Fourth
~ July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
TURN TABLES
ON Or. MADRIZ
Nlearaguan Revolutionista Report
Now That They Have Him
Bottled Up.

DLuEFELDs, Nicaragua, May pa
a message wan received here yesterday
from General Eatrada, In command Of
tho revolutionary army who Ia At
Mona, to which point he had advanced
10 meet tho army Of President Madrls.
Tho (ncasago In Cxultanl, announcing
that ho has surrounded tho cncmy and
has cut on tho supply Of provisions
aud ammunition from reaching them,
Tho American marines, landed from
tho Paducah and tho Dubuque on
rhuradny, nro campod In tho public
square IN tho city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
ALFRED CARTER
tt. Be ARRESTED
IL Charged With Refusing "a
Answer Queatlon Put by
Census Man.

A bench warrant was Issued yoalor
day morning by United ataloa District
Judge Robertson fof Alfred W. Car.
tor who 10 charged with refusing to
answer a quoatlon put 10 him by w,
u Gallagher, one Of tho census emu.
maraloru, In regard TO hs tenure VI bis
home
Carter, however, viii mol DO arrested
until after his return from Hawaii
neat week Carter Ia tho man who
WAS asked by the census enumorntor M
10 whether or not no had mortgage
on ha homo and who replied that ho
would not answer the question, holding
" 20 DO none VI tho business Of The
United States Doctor Clark VI Tho
census holds that tho question regard.
Ing mortgage relates 10 tho tenure
or q home NJ covered by Tho statute,
while Carrier contends that N dooHn Y.
Tho matter II simply q question VI law.
The Carter matter WIS referred 10
Washington aud instructions were 70.
gently received by Census Director
Clark rigidly 10 enforce the law and
IN permit 0f no delays IN tho taking
" ilie census on account " The refusal
" anybody 10 answer the questions
asked, This WAS interpreted ~ m In
strneli0n o proceed against Garter
and accordingly a criminal information
was lodged against him by United
States District Attorney lIr6okOns.
The law provides n penalty VI hnt
" from 600 10 10000 and one yonr'i
imprisonment for those who refuse IL
answer Tho questions put to them by
the census takers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
FAMOUS MEN ARE
MADE LIFE MEMBERS
Worlds Sunday School ASsoela-
ton Honor Presidents, q King
and a Candidate,

WARRINGTON, My gs, AZ yea.
iofday's session Of Tho worlds sunday
school convention, which has been IN
session since fhaladay last, PRESIDENT
1Hfi, former President Roosevelt, vii
Ham Jengings iiTgani King George u
nfeat Britain and President Dlas Of
MeEie0 wfe elaelgd life members Of
The sunday HrlfOOl association, 1lle
convention viii bold W hual session oh
Tuesday nest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
MORE MARINES
COMING HERE

Tbo local marine corps viii Do
strengthened aDpfoelabiy after Tho nest
tfanspOft arrives from Manila, During
ths week uof1 wag feeeiged Wy Captain
h8fiH, the post quari0umasi6r that a
detachment N seyeaty'1v more men
aio ~ mhYe, ana arrangements 70
house them 6fe non under WY
1'bey aie due 10 afhye about Juao 4,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
HATS MAY Be
WORN IN MUSEUM
Rule 30 Much Protested Against
Has Been Abolished by
the Trustees.

You DOM have 10 take your hat on
now II you visit The Bishop Museum,
Professor ilrlgham's rigid hat rule WA
abolished ~ d meellbg 81 Tho Trustees
VI the museum held lasl Thuraday, and
hereafter ihe visitor who wants 10 wan.
dor about among Tho mummioa and
other ouri0s with hle hat on 10 not 20
liable 10 offend ~ was formerly tho
ease,
brigham y bat rule mas bson tho cause
VI much annoyance ana lnjbfed foaling
IN times past, for tho doctor insisted
that every male or tho human spoclep
who invaded tho precincts whore ho
holds supreme sway must take M hle
hat " Tho man didn't take his hat
N, small boy handed him q clip VI
papeG advising him NJ the fact that
gentlemen we're gkt eGted ~ take Ol
ibeif liats, ~ no visitor remained oh
dHfnle, be got anOibei clip Of paper
md II BIO Hlill de1ed tho rulo Professor
brigham descended on him IN person
and made him either take on Mo hat
W get 0Bt " Tho buildilig There wgTe
exceptions, IN Cases whore some ospo
clslly 0b1ufate visitor equipped with
9D unusual amount NJ muscle, persisted
IN keeping bis cliapeau on, bul no y
role Tho man with u bat waa thoroughly
e0wed
JBt now lbefe IN no m0fo any hal
rule, FOR Tho trustees have deer6od NJ
AlibOURh Doctor brigham protested
Trustee Judd states Cbat Tho tfnelsof
decided that tbe bat rule DO abolished
though n tho public fails 10 preserve
proper decOrBm ~ Tho sacrod precincts
N may be feen8cle1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
LIDRARY DUILpINo eoLD.

Az MON yealefday the Od Honolulu
Llbmty building N lhe mauka Ewa
eOfnef N Hotel nnd Aiakea streets fof
mauy yeafs, MAS sold NJ auction fof
500 mo bIiG1 building, wiieb feh'
iKed $3.50, wha purchased w 0eGfgo N,
Yamada, fOf ihe Hawaiian Validating
Company, while the wooden AnHeH al
lGlHl1R u oH Tho mauhn side vent IN
~ iaH16, iho Hotel street merchant,
f0f $50,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
PEN MIoHTIER
THAN THE SWORD

WARRINGTON, May ai,--Pcru and
Ecuador have accepted tho plan pro.
posed NY Secretary Of state Knox Cor
The settlement Of their boundary dis.
pulo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
OFFICIAL DENIES
FALSE REPORTS
OF THE RUSSIANS

ST PErER9BURd, May 91,--spocIai
Agent do korberg, who was sont 10 Ila-
wall by tho Russian government 10 IN
yoglignto tho condition Of tho Russian
Immigrants recently arrived th0ro, has
mndo his report 10 tho officials. Ker.
berg staios that tho charges Of nils.
treatment Of tho immigrants aud Of do.
coptioD by those who enlisted them no
oinlgrnpts 10 Hawaii aro entirely un.
founded
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
ANOTHER FLIGHT
ACROSS CHANNEL

DOVER, England, May 9l.-Count
do Losgopg mndo successful 1ight
across tho English Channel today In
. monoplnno Ito made tho flight from
Calais, Franco, TO this place In ono
hour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
BRYAN DELEGATE
TO SCOTCH CONVENTION

NEW YORK, May aa.--willlam
jennings Bryan sailed yesterday for
Scotland whore ho will DO delogato
10 tho international Missionary CON.
forence, called TO meet In Edinburgh
on juno ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-24
ONCE HOSTILE
NOW A PREMIER

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Mny ~.
--0eDerd Botba, former Joador Of Che
BOcr f0rceg,J has been summoned 10
form a ministry 10 rOpreaont United
South Affiqn,