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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Dead Mans Crossing.
Rageu psn eiatr Sotpmstipe ssmo
!, lirt unb Juhrmaun l.beassss
f6brlib perltst.

y0eab Wan's Groffing", bic 9. &
8. g. D. Giisnbahrtrsu3ung an mtts
def 4ps., bat Elm pstterss Gpfsr gsz
forbert, ipsI6es jeBt auf oen Cob per-
lsBt in itsrbsnoem 3uitaubs i'm ftGotiz
ihsn 5oIpitul bdrnieberIjsgt. Der 46
SABRE alte Goparo Sprpng, ppn Sop
tins StraBe unb Jrssmdn Ape., Elm
5ubrmann Der See 0sliperp g.,
uolte nit ieinsm Bageu bic 9eleiis
trsu8eu, uIs bas sSubrtpert bon elmer
in oenielben Augenblid berauiaufens
Den RangirIotOmotips gstroffen purs
be. Der 3uIammsnitpb mar Elm "a
getpaltiger, baB Sprong fiinFsig Suf
melt geitlsubert unb Der 0agsn poQs
itdnbig oemolirt purbe. Sprong
lpsltsr bepuBtlos mar, tpurbe ihIeu'
uigft in oem4pIt3eiautomobil mad ben
itdotiihen 6oipital gebraht. lpo es
fth srsab, oob er aubsr fhperen in.
neren 9erIegungen einsn gruh oeI
Wirbei'dul., sinen Sh1oeIbruh mi
sinen 8ruh bes untertiefers erlitter
bate. Sein 3uItano lit Elm abToIu
bpffnung5lpisr unb isin QbIebsn 'tsh
itiinoIih gu srrpurten. Rad 4ngabeI
pou Quosn3eugen beiab Die Sptomo
tine cine isbr srube 5ahrgsidptnbig
felt, als iis iih Der &reu3ung ndberte
Qubernsm 'ou Der 2otomptipfiibre
psrIGumt haben. bic porgefhriebenel
WaruungsiisnaIe nit Der DGmpfpfstf
AL oeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Der 2opslanb Acknowledging,
ouf ptlhem Iih sahrsihe paiGsiers
befonb<n. enisleiite ssfiern Worsen in
point Jiobelo. Hate Der OF 1rcnt
unb porfons Girabe. infolgs sints
Wru6s Der Qptomotipnhft. Der llns
fad psrfss.e bic paHasieu In srobs
4nfregung, iebon ipurD<Qitmunb ptrs
lett. Der Qotomotipfiibrsr appli3irts
fofort bic 1remisH unb btr 3ug tam
gum GtillitoHb, nnnbem bas Duhn-
bett ouf cine Gntfernuns BON eini9en
Wetern oufseriHen uorosR nor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Der Siaotrat6.
Gas bsn ben ssabrifaHten seDAnidts
SeiteneeIeiie In Camp Naibing-
ton geacbmigf.

Cie protsitIsr ipoIIsn tpieber in Der
Gohe cine urabitimmung ber
Hiirgerffaft perIangen. Der
tiinFiige Gtabtratbss prdiibent ipirh
pro Sabr nur $4,000 srbalten. -
fxrr CUNT eriudt, feline Miinia.
btirsffs sttpoiser Gebaltsrebuiiios
nen fir fidotifde anssitelIts su du.
BERN. - Die Robrpoiionlase ss.
iineri. - Reus gOnbaussaben. -
Reguiirune bes aRbaIisns bsrSiras
benbcbnDagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
@briitiuu Erlenct.

Bes fth fir gbriItian Scieucs tnsr
terefirt, fei auf bic 0prIeiuna iiber ois-
fen Suit oufmsrtiam Qematt, bic am
Disuftuq Qbeno uon 8trgtt 8. Strit-
ler in Der muiitbuue BEL frsism @tna
tritt oebaltsu pirc. 5srr StritIer oes
bort Dem 0orIeiunasratb Der Jir't
Gburh of 5cisHce in goftpu an uno
lit Elm aenanbter fefeIuber ReoHsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
staotiide GiuilOicuit 9srafnnscu.

Die Itdoti'be gipilotenitbsborbe Bat
bic fplqenben priifungeH onberoumt;
Glerts fir ben 6oipitaloienit, 6. unb
7. December; Ropmau i'm Bureau oes
ftdbtiI6en Sngsuieurs, feds GteIleH
All beIesen, Il. DECEMBER; aHiiteRteH
bes ftdbtii9en 4iaers. II, Dessub<r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
0eiluus bewirfenoe
Bebanolnns fur
nerpOle Wanner

aluseebeno bon ber Euelle siner traa'
lpieu guforttnt in WldHiierf1 aHrpett2flt
fpiro es fir unfeblbdr anpelegen. fpctl
cCr arstIicbe ReTu' aaaeWetH ois 8ef
itnuotbeile autbeibt rne otetsloeg IN
iebr berfbieoeHH Eprmen 0er peribie'
nenen araHfbetteu beridTet5i Gds tols
qeuoe Hc5ept lit iii bobem Didbs MKT
fam in Der rafobeW 23ie6erherltelgHue Del
nerDpfer GrlnnphtHg, Uleldu6otie,
gIeHgiiihfeit, 5ur1iamfett bel. ltHteI9
nebmEngen, 5bptnpeL &eE5iioplcH. Blis
terHbeu SilsomapeH. SC9ldfloitSietts Nah'
eTteii, ialieu GItrcmifatelL 9eilbl Dec
afiiotsieit uHo allgemeiHer Aniabiafeit,
leue Hntirlichen utb oFrfnIrtBe BeMasRH
9aHoinHgen 3u potlfubreu bon ueIden
ber &r1olg uHb 6n5 @lnu etHes GsaRne6
TIN tD3laien tiIo Autagsleheu uttbaHgen.
Die Jn'trltftlrucH FIR hds lRtineH 5i
ouulp TIT Gebeimeu, 10 baB feline 5erleS
uei1belt emQtuHbeH 1l tDerhelI hruuht,
itHo DIE toIgeHnen: 3nerit ltsbIHen .te
hrei llH3cn DCu Gnrup Sartapqrtua
COMPOUND FiHto Eulmmort. mtiDcH
GIG bieieS uub iaiieu es Buet StnnhcH
tteben. Damn pebcR 5te eiHe uH3e
COMPOUND GNenCe GdrSiol unb cine AHs
He IiHcture GuhofHtRe COMPOUND tHIcht
gGrbonuW) unb mtfcbeu Ei7 Ilie& 3lis
fanmeu. DIE .lnpettAngen iino &tnsn
3beeI6fieI buu uad jeocr 0Rablseif nHb
euen Dor benz S6latcngebeu an Hebmeu.
big feurige Seiuuogeit uro noae Stdrse
Uieoer bergCitclli ilHo Seltit etHtge
g8oher perheU bic tuuEoerb0Qiien 8es
luttdte crs'clcH
llebcrrdi4cnoe ucrboie sraft uuo
eiIct6oenidt foLBeH Der 8abuuolltnp,
cbne lluterf3ico. trte erult bec san
feiH mag.
Gisie5 Rc3egt cnfbdn feiuc 5piate
irleuofuCId)Cr @rt nm fam Gu6 nou
iSrauen Qehraltdlt ncr6eu, pelde an beH
Herbcn let6eu. NIT abi0iuter tSemiBbett.
etHe5 rai4en uHo onucruoeH GrfoIgas,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Der a6rpsr bebdrf msbr Wdrs
me, nenn mir 6uiten unb GrtGItuns
qsn su iiherpinpsn boben; unb Is gisbt
ntfts beFsres ben Horper su ertpdrs
men ala Or. auguit RoHig's 5dms
burger Bruitthee, Ct berubigt unb tu.
rirt ben Reis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
0rbid,aftszGplleftiouen

prompt ln6 reell belorgt.
Western German Bank,
Gfe II. uno Sine Strafc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
4 U hern.

Gb<nfals ouf gmpfehluns besaoms
nitsees fir Miieil unb W<se tDurbs
bsfMiofien, an ben ioHmenben 1iirptr.
nieifler 0errn 6enrp Z. 6unt bas Grs
tu&en u ri4tsn, er mSoe M tssiiS,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
SmiHs gheine
0efcSenounGeu

uad ltu0 bon europa
nit nIen TGI1pferIlntCn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Npumad)ten

nod Geutihlanh, Gelterreid] unaorH
etc. frei in's SauS Der Gmplauger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Snfolae oes 4blebens bes frukrsn
g0risnmatlsrs Geo. 8. Stapslp ipurs
be ssiisrn auf Gnirag ots Stdatsans
paIts bi. nod s,seu ibn fttrebenoe
9ntlGse bss getriebes zines .gudsi
SbOps" nisotrssihldseH.
Sdabenerfas 5dlle
Sophia asii.r. bic ON %. Wai
1911 s.lessntli6 elmer aoliIion
sueier Cars BON ibr.m Siss sstporieu
tpuros uno babel Wer!ssunssH i'm
Riidsrat ba0ontrus. bat bic GineiR'
nati Traction 60. auf 3ahluns Don
So $50 peri!Gst.
Rusl u. Sones, oeien 4utomobil
BON elmer Gar setroffen uno srbeblif
beihGbist iporben III, bate otsbo!t
cine alose iibsr $1,000 seeen bic Gin
einnati 5rac.ion SO. eineereidt, ei,
isbof ssi'srn 5u Seinen unsuniten ent'
idieoen purne.
Samts u. 6drris unb Seiepb OAR
bdben bic Cincinnati 1roetion 60. ne,
e.n srliiteHer 9erlesunesn auf 3ab'
lung BON 5000 nTp. $1o,110 sr,
flust.
9srnadIdffietefeine 80 II l.
| ter.
D<m Stoatsanipoit purbe geiterr
cine 8sf6pern g<ssn einen bisiissu
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
STEEL TRUST PROBE
WILL Be RESUMED
HERE NEXT MONDAY
Alleged Monopoly of Ore
Deposits In Mesaba Sec
tion to Be Investigated.

Taking up the alleged monopoly Of
ore deposits In the Mesaba range reg
Ion, the special House committee
named to investigate the steel Trust
will resume operations Monday. Chair
man Stanley is now in Washington pre-
pairing for the hearings, and all the
members Of the committee are expect
ed to be present Monday.
1t was said today that the investiGa-
tion will be pushed. On Monday the
committee will put on the stand wit
nesses from the Mesaba section. who
Will tell of the Steel trusts alleged
grip on the ore deposits and transpor-
tation facilities of that section. No
big guns" in the world of finance and
steel, such as ]. Pierpont Morgan and
Andrew Carnegie, Will take the stand
Monday. but 1t Is understood these
financlers will be heard before tile
Christmas holidays.
Officials of the Duluth and Iron
Range and the Duluth, Mcsaba and
Northern railroads are to be called to
explain the enormous earnings of these
roads, alleged to be under the contSo!
of the Steel trust.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Style No. 2-Un-
breakable Mesh Bag
unlined, with narrow
Grecian border frame
dainty but strong
and with every look of
excellence.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
TWO COUPLES WILL
Be Welded TONIGHT
AT THE FOOD SHOW
Exhibitors to Reward Bridal
Pairs With Presents-Also
to Receive SIS Each.

with great eclat," so say the ad-
vance notices, two couples are to be
married at the Food Show in Conven-
tion Hall tonight.
In the words of the society editor.
tnc hall will be respondent. a veritable
maze of flowers" Graceful pages and
petite, chiffon-dressed flower girls will
be ubiquitous. Through beribboned
lane of palms and flowers the happy
bridegrooms and fair brides will march
to the music of Pistorio's Band.
Isabel Catherine Crawford and John
Henry Burch are to say, II do and
then Florence Speaker and Edward
Bowers will say the same.
Manager Patrick said six couples had
signifled their willingness to have pub
lie wedding In consideration of the SIS
offer made by the food show. All of sSe
exhibitors are to give wedding presents
and the management estimates the
couples will receive presents worth at
least $3.50. ..
1t Is not the plan to Invite all the
wedding guests" to banquet tonight
but Immediately after the ceremony 5000
'oaves OF bread will be given away
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Stanley Laughs At
Roosevelt's Steel
Trust Declaration

Il doubt very much If those cautious
gentlemen. Messrs. Frick and Gary,
made Colonel Roosevelt their father
confessor with perfect candor," said
Chairman A. o. Stanley of the House
Steel Investigating Committee, while at
the White House today. He was dis
cussing the Roosevelt editorial in the
outlook.
Also" continued the chairman, 81
am morally certain that no one man can
make up the minds of the American
people as to the good or evil of the
United States Steel Corporation
This interview took place after Mr..
Stanley had conferred with President
Taft on the subject of further antitrust
legislation. His views as to the suffi-
cheney of the Sherman act coincide in
q large measure with those Of the
President
II believe that the Sherman anti
trust act is a great law and should
be enforced. l know that II can be
and that its enforcement would protect
the people from a great many evils OF
monopoly" said Mr.. Stanley.
Mr.. Stanley was asked point blanl,
II he believed the Steel officials would
deliberately mislead Colonel Roosevelt
Don't ask me that" he replied,
laughing.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Navy Aviator Falls,
Getting An Icy Bath

Failing 200 feet to an icy BATH Lieut..
John H. Towers had thrilling expert
ence in the naval hydro-aeroplane at
Annapolis yesterday afternoon. While
making a. flight over the waters near
the school, his hands became numb
and temporarily he lost control of the
machine. He pitched downward at a
fearful clip and landed in the water.
As a result of his fall Lieutenant
Towers Is nursing a few bad bruises.
Several of his teeth were badly shaken,
but none broken. The aeroplane was
badly damaged, but can be repaired in
a few days. Lieutenant Towers, how
ever, is not seriously hurt.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Middies to Study Gun
~ Works In Washington

Two hundred midshipmen, members
Of the graduating class of United States
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, will
come to Washington next Thursday 20
study gun construction at the naval
gun factory in the navy yard.
The midshipmen will come on special
trains over the Washington, Baltimore,
and Annapolis electric line. They will
leave Annapolis at o'clock in the af-
ternoon.. No liberty will be given them
IN the city, and their inspection of the
gun factory must necessarily be brief
Tor they are to be back at the Academy
at o'clock the same evening.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Lodge Members Will
Conduct Smith Rites

Metropolis Lodge of Odd Fellows, No.
Is, and the Eagles club will have
charge of the funeral ceremonies for
Levi G. Smith, bandmaster of the cadet
band at the Maryland Agricultural
college, tomorrow afternoon at Gaw-
ler's Chapel.
Mr.. Smith who had been connected
with the Ninth Artillery Band, was
discharged from the army in May, 1901,
on account Of disabilities from heart
disease,
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Labor Leaders Beaten;
Blame Railway Company

Toledo. Ohio, Nov. 17.-Regin Orr.
international secretary treasurer OF the
Amalsamatej Association Of Street and
Electric Railway Employees. and John
Boot and Shoe Workers Union. were
badly beaten here.
They .allege the attack was made by
hired sluggers of Q local traction COM
panys
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Style No. 3-FiSh
Scale Mesh Bag-ex-
ira deep, with pierced
etched frame in French
gray and long pendant
fringe.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Vondermiller, Awaiting
Prison Term, Talkative

No advice was received at the Alex
andria county jail today as to when
Louis j.. vondermiller will be taken TO
the Virginia State pententiary, al
Richmond. Reports from the jail this
iSorning are that Vondermiller spends
his time reading whenever he gets any
thing to read, and that he attempts
to enter into conversation with every
one he sees. He is being kept In soli-
tude most of the time.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Many exhibitors are giving samples Of
their supplies.
Attracting much attention at the Food
Show is the exhibit of the Minute
Tapioca Company. A large fish, made
entirely of gelatin, but resembling a
glass one In every respect, is one of
the features of the exhibit The sam
pies OF the tapioca cooked and served
from the booth have been sampled by
thousands since the show opened.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Style No. Ring
Mesh Bag, 5-inch size
-unlined, with plain
frame - the shirred
sides and general ap-
pearance give it a look
of sterling silver.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Lectures on Egypt.

An illustrated lecture on Egypt" was
given by William X. Naulty before 200
young women at the Immaculate Con-
northwest. last evening. In order to
illustrate his talk Mr.. Naulty showed
ITO views of Egypt taken by himself.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
st. Paul's Mems Club
Holds Monday Meet

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mems Club of st. Paurs Church. Twen-
ty-third street, near Washington Cir
Gle, was held last night in the Parish
Hall of the Church. Capt Henry L.
Eames, y. 8. A. of the War College.
told of the conditions that led up to the
present troubles in China.
The club, while not quite year old,
Is growing rapidly in popularity, as is
attested by its incl Gazing membership,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17
SANITATION TO
Be The Theme

Residents of Nuuanu Valley section
viii hold a mass meeting tonight at s
o'clock, In the Merchants Association
rooms, Young Hotel, to take up import
ont sanitation matters of the district.
The result of the meeting Is expected
to he some kind of an organization that
will work for more and better streets,
Sewers and storm drains, less wet land
and more residence lots.
Senator a. +. Judd, II leader In san
itation matters. has been asked to pre-
side and said this morning that the
Firth District will be well represented.
This section of the city, needing inn
provements perhaps worse than any
other, has little organized activity to
get them, but from now on viii prob
ably be to the fore.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17
PERSONALITIES

MRS. GEO. GUILD is returning to
the islands by the Sierra tomorrow.
MRS. b. Won DAMN sailed for the
coast yesterday enroute to Germany.
She took the children with her.
DIR. AND MRS. GRACE of Hilo re-
turned to the Islands yesterday. They
have been away for nearly four
months.
MISS NINA CRAIG who has been
visiting on the mainland for nearly a
year, Is expected to arrive In the 81
ezra tomorrow.
DIR. AND MRS. MURRAY are ell
route to Canada on the Mariana. They
expect to pay a visit to the doctors
boyhood home.
MR.. AND. MRS. BIRMINGHAM,
who have been In New Zealand for
some little time, returned to Hawaii
In the Mariana.
BISHOP LIBERT Of the Catholic
church will celebrate his flty-fourth
birthday tomorrow and on eleventh
of September the thirtieth anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood.
MRS. y. n. LEWIS who led the
1911 Travel Trip Contest
writes the Bulletin from stock
ton. Cal, under date of Aug. Z. En-
joying the vacation very much"
ALEXANDER EARL d. CAMERON
Of Hilo and Miss Alec Jane New
come of Napa, California, were mar
ried In Hilo last week. the ceremony
being performed at the Hilo Hotel by
Rev. Aug. brahms.
+. DELEGATE KALANIANAOLE, Col.
Sam Parker, County Treasurer X. w.
Single and J. T. McCrosson, left this
morning for Waialua in an automobile,
going over the Pail. They will re-
turn this evening at about 6 o'clock.
MISS LOUISE II. HAPAl and Jack
Richards, both of Hilo, were married
In that city yesterday by Rev. W. II.
Fenton-Smith, the wedding taking
place In the Church of the Holy Apes
giles. Both are well known In the
Crescent City.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17

STILL ON RISE

Hawaiian Commercial Is recording a
steady rise on the local sugar market
today. and from Coast reports II IL
even stronger In San Francisco. also
was bid for this stock at the session
of the exchange this morning without
takers the last sales being at Al be-
tween boards. It is 4175 In San Fran
cisco according to reports.
Next month will see fifty-cent div
idend on this stock. according to we'll
defined gossip In financial circles, and
the reports help to swell the price. An
other report today connected Pioneer
with 2 per cent. extra beginning In
october to continue so that the divi-
dends for the year will reach "a per
cent. Pioneer was one of the planta-
tions that cut dividends some months
ago. now paying 1-2 per cent.
Bonds were very strong on the mar
kct to-day, particularly McBryde. which
sold at 81 readily Blocks of $4,000,
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 were bought
in, largely by the agents. Alexander 4;
Baldwin, II IN said.
Olaa dropped IA little. selling down to
5.S75, even this being high price.
Oahu was firm and active at 32.375.
McBryde was off little. dropping a
quarter OF a point. some small sales
being made at Ties.
Raws are quoted at 4.92 today, and
with the price of sugar continuing to
ascend. the brokers expect the market
to stay firm with probably slight ad-
vances shortly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17
TO LIE T.

Cottage: three bedrooms, etc; newly
done up. Rent $50. ZIG Vineyard st.
50OT-im
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17
MAYOR" LOWS
CAREER over

Mayor J. ]. Fern, who has been
Obliged to absent himself from his may
orally duties and at the same time re-
main afar from the gaze Of the public,
owing to the presence of well-de-
velopcd boil situated on the tip of his
nasal appendage, has caused bulletins
to be posted at the city halI' that he
expects to be presentable and on view
again on Monday morning.
His Honor win therefore be on hand
at the regular meeting of the city
fathers to he held Monday evening, at
which time matters of considerable Inn
portance will be brought up for con-
sideration.
The return of Fern to public life
after his brief period of enforced re-
tiromcnt will cause the partial eclipse
of Mayor" Eben =. Low, who has Of
hciated az the guiding spirit of the
past few gatherings of the supervisors.
Chairman Murray is understood to
have negotiated for the expert services
of sign. painter, who viii he entrust-
cd with the eNaCting duty of preparing
Il beautiful Cngrosscd four sheet poster
setting forth resolutions Of regret ut
the retirement of Low from that eight
inch raised dias upon which lie has
ruled the deliberations of the board
during the absence of Mayor Fern.
II was believed that the matter of
suitable inscribed sentiments OF respect
had all been settled until the question
of color for the whitcwash proved "A
sticklcr. Murray stood out for n deep
anarchistic rcd, while Dwight hoped
for u more peaceful shade and some
thing to match the particular weave OF
Secretary Rihenburgh's official toga.
Kruger rushed into the breach with a
demand for violent yellow, and the con-
ference broke up with the suggestion
from the miidest hammered man on the
board that the work be done In pre-
serving paint"
Any way, Low feels assured that he
has had the time Of his life In prod
ding up his Confrcres on points OF or
der and other little details In which he
considers u learned lawmakcr should be
verscd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17

President Taft sent cable Of con-
CALCULATIONS to the 13-year-old shah Of
Persia, Ahmed Mira, on the occasion
of the second anniversary Of his ac-
cession to the throne.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17

BY the application of strict business
methods and placing the ships in
completion in the matter of expendi-
lures, Secretary Meyer has effected a
saving of slO7 ,S74 during six months,
using "a ships us basis of expert
mcnt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17
FOR SALE.

Two lots, Ocean View Tract, adjoining
Nlinton Tract. kaimuki. Cleared
ready to build on. Beautiful views;
five minutes walk from car w. Il.
Craw, Emmcluth a. Co, or Kaimuki.
5OO7-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-17
BORN.

WAIPA-In Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1911
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Parker
Waipa, Il son.
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PLACED ON PROBATION.
Man Who Ordered Wife to Prayers Be
fore Muz2le of Gun.

AolC uuAhAS VI pbA.
Burlington, April 5.James E Dolan
Of South Burlington, whose case has
been awaiting final disposition for some
time, he having pleaded guilty in
ounty court to a charge OF simple as
sault a few weeks since, was taken
county court to charge Of simple as
Ter imposed a sentence of not more than
two years and two months or less than
two years at the house of correction
Sentence was suspended and Dolan was
placed in the hands of the probation
officer.
The case against Dolan which was
brought to the attention of city court
some months ago, it viii be recalled,
was charge Of assault with danger.
Gus weapon with intent to kill. Dolan,
so the testimony went, entered his
house late one night intoxicated and
went to room where his wife was
sleeping There he pointed a shotgun
at her, remarking that she had better
say her prayers for he had come to
XIII her. Mrs. Dolan tainted. The court
did not find the respondent guilty of
assault with murderous intent but did
convict him Of simple assault, imposing
a sentence from which Dolan took an
appeal. He has been in jail siEce.