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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

gfrat damats has tesp dose BE
Cs.ansrtirn, tobacco crop ny q $50
ste hall aofm Whieh swept TIE 'tit
e.ii.ea, f2lieY iast FRIDAY u aeeuis
tAat We aFr Keitius taeAr hsA
rsmma nHE rrrai regularity 'aeh
.ammsr ssa thsy see widespread ="
th# extent - fheir damage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

fhtfe - mpf6 Ataf4A 3n thts sselAal q
49, sa1nffs ttsM AZ 0fhff aisessss ts.ii So.
seibeF. ard uHtss tAt @a isa RF2fs $50
saaslssssa 10 M 83semFAilAe, faf sFfAa taeata
ssAf. Nersssf, GfEaiQnNHf1 "a iesaaf aitfSfE
AaN pfSNss faia3 A4sdst ffsnfFsasas aN1 10 EsM
saANsss iAtfsNs a. nNsW N84 q feaH8 tl8atfaegst
lfslatasnsafa3 u infaitatdF : ismce has pfusFr
sNsafFa ~ ~ nansi4tHsANnai dArNAas And
Ehx8staff eFs4Ht80t tsatll "a ~ RfeAaIpent
Hairs tafAffh gafF haatsafsfta fsH % A.
tsfzsfg tAa, Itilssiss Nts8a n aas ssaiB assEl-
stas.at sanAs rlrt uaa stse scarlet, it il ikAsn
sattFa sii3 81 aases ffoaa q eisiis 20 tsas
sEassA sAi IL Atls siTseigA aN tAs liessl
eaa 4nnaa2ts safE&ees " ~ ssssegn EheS
sffsf csc haa1fsss ssssliAfs fslf Haf nass fAiis
"a ears s-eas& fas rifNQ4ess ass tNss sAsegaaNas
ASerssa gsgHEshf a co. fgtsao b.
500 n Afassssss O..
4als Aasss faGusAs fls4s faf asNs1t ghf 80E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

In the village of Orwell, Addison
County, Vermont facing the Green
two story wooden house, and plot
on which It il situated, consisting OF
about one and three quarters acres.
House has on ground floor, hall,
reception room, parlor, dining room,
bed room and large bath, kitchen,
laundry, pantry and closets. Five
chambers on second story. Hard
wood finish, furnace heated, and pro
vided with tank and running water.
Good garden, fruit trees barn and
stables. Sufficient land TO pasture
COW. WIN be sold furnished or nm
furnished. Possession given at once,
An exceptional opportunity to pnr-
chase an attractive home. ready for
occupancy, In pleasant village, on
advantageous terms, Inquire of
GEORGE NJ. WRIGHT, Executor,
1913
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

The special secession Of Congress
called for the express purpose OF set
ulng the reciprocity bill, has final
Is decided 10 give up and go home.
II found il could not draw Presl-
dent Taft into a position that the
Democratic and inaurgent members
wished 10. President Taft Is good
deal bigger man than be was a year
ago and IL Is going to take pref
to astuie politician to draw him in
to a position not consouant with his
vieWa ol what should be lie
promptly vetoed the wool and free
llsl bills aud also the statehood
blll the latter because IN contained
provision for the recall Of IT.
Judges aud the former because he
deemed il only right that these
blila should wait until the Tariff
Commission had had a chance to Il
port lts findings, oar Canadian
brethren think that William Howard
TAFT IL the greatest statesman Of
the DAY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

Aii ihaes gntrfesttd ia AFflful
ar. should Asii ihemSeirrs 81 the
opportunity "a attend 90" n"fit''ts
"a no hela III Doraai hrAt "Wednesday
Afternoon and evening. ~hen state
Commissioner % Agriculture oflah,
d. 4. Martin viii BE- present aerofa'
panied 10 Hon AHdfca elliott 81
n.tt o1tarto Can
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24
WEST ARLINGTON.

Mrs. Emerson Hurd was In Cam
bridge one day last week
T.. G. Farnham and wife spent
Sunday at the Kelley Stand.
Miss Furlong of Troy, ~ u,
is a guest OF Mrs. aKtherine Poor.
w. b. Edgerton Of Manchester
was In town one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs d. b. Harrington
aud son were IN Manchester Satnr-
day.
Miss Ethel Montgomery Of
Washington. d G., is visiting Mrs.
Carrie Otis .
r. Weed and wife of Cambridge
were guests of Eugene Bryan and
wife Friday.
Miss Anna Hardness o Wash
lngton, d. c., is guest of II. T..
Eaton and wife,
d. Il. Harrington and son at
tended the pageant at Bennington
one day last week.
Misses Estella and Elsie llar-
rington spent few days In South
Cambridge, N. Y, and vicinity re-
Gently.
Mrs. Walling and Miss Roebuck
OF Harrisyille, X. l., who were the
guests Of Mrs. George Curtis for
A time, have returned home.
SOUTH DORSET.
"A few local showers here.
=. Dunbar Is again driving u.
Niles big team.
-M Miss Helen Bowen was home
from the Barrows House Wednes-
dey evening
Bowen has just received the 4th
lot OF Felt Roofing this season. He
sells good one for 81 LIS TO $500
a square Is
Mrs. A. s. Goodwin and daugh-
ter. Miss Irene, are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Phelps,
ed. Bowen and his mother pick
ed "a quarts of blackberries in 8
hours and carried them home .
miles one day last week.
Auctioneer Bowen was In Man
chester last week completing ar
for the Chamberlain aut-
ton which will come off Aug. 80, at
10 a. m, at the home OF Henry
Chamberlain. See bills.
The bridges In town and some
In Manchester need renewing or Civ
en- coat Of road tar aud some
turkey feathers TO keep horses feet
from falling through. bad accident.
win be ayerted II the town fathers
attend 10 them.
Sunday the goth the phones
rang loud and Wild. A breach Of
the peace at Jerusalem and the au-
ihorities gathered mp there only TO
lind reunion and an old fued In
full swing. but all was quiet and
the family did not want any arrests
They had changed their minds aud
wanted the disturbers TO promise to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24
Estate OF Charlotte A. Reed.

Dfusf OF NOTICE. OF Allowance Oi
Account.
STATE or VERMONT District 81 Manifest
er. S.
THE HONORABLE PROBATE IorHT For
Tar DfsTHfcT AFoHgsAfDs
10 sil persons interested iu the estate ~
Charlotte A. Reed late u Manchester, ~
said District deceased BHFFffN8s
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
iltb dap 81 sept. neat NJ ! O'Clock IN the
afternoon. for examining ana allowing The
account u The Adur. u thsestate ~ said
fs-ceassd aud for decree 81 The residue 81
said estate ~ the lawful claimants " the
same. snd ordered hal paiiiir notics thereof
- given 20 nil persOns Interested ln aid
estate ~ publishing this order thres sAsks
successfully previous 10 THE dap assigned,
So thr Manchester Journal, a nsNspap PER
f)sliillshAd al Manchester in sad District
TuEEFFoRH, 500 are hereby notified 10
Appsaf nj he Probate Dfiirs Ia Manchester
III said District aH The day assigned THEN
aud there 80 contest this allowance ~ said
account N you sfe caDss. and ~ establish
yonf right Ne heirs, issntAes ana lawful
claimants 20 said fssldpt,
Given unasr nay hand, ihls ira dny u
u kpwAEp GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24
We tbmk that

We ibink sha' F'''@ OBS
deiseaiiou. ah6 have been "hliEsa
a. spend Az THIS Boa snmmef ia
washington, Aili b. giad indeed 20
get . chance 10 bic themselves to
their green bills and lay 81 20 The
shade Of . good old maple tree
ana smoke their pipes ~ peace
Thsy certainly have had q hol old
time al around
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

Tho Journal extends Its ympath,
10 the family on Er-Goy Fletcher y
Proctor. aho is lying seriously H.
Il his home ID Procor The state
O. Vermont has too few men OF his
.nould 10 consider parting with them
aud wa trust that his vigorous coh'
siltution viii be- able 20 pun him
through the present trouble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-24

Mancheaters annual fair Is 90 be
held on Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday sep, ~. 20 aud u. and
The management promise good
tlme for an We wore 10 hopes
thar w. could publish the llst 81 AZ
fractions 10 this issue but the com
mi,tee IN charge have not complel-
81 an their arrangements as yet
We hope next week 70 be able 70
give = complete list.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

y ,hivcr Of apprehension crspcd her skin You
must not she answered. ." | cannot ,tay.'
But ne swung himself ovcr the wall by the limb OF a
low hanging lex and dropped by her side. The
s,rangcnc>s Of it will soon pass" he said his gesture
cntrcaiing her resume her seat. ".Ncr ALL know
each other. Somewhere in timc-l don't know when.
but somewhere We talked together in such garden.
under such a ky. | know 1t. a, knew when your
eye, met mine in the cathedral At Rheims that our lives
would ion. You thought YOU came there to look at
tapestries stained gla,,, dead ,onc; but YOU did not.
You came because Destiny cent you."
Destiny She repeated wondcringly. docs any
one still believe in Destiny"
He gave her strange reply. II believe in Destiny"
he said "t> believe IN miracle, and the saints in Zcus
and Athena, in Pan and the dr;,~ in al the god, OF al
the men have ever been.
She might have doubted his sanity had ne not ended
with q smile. Il -cc,' She smiled back. "You'rc a
poet"
Her answer pleased him Had You been one sort
oi modern woman You would have talked to me of
,trl memory and quoted Herbert Spencer or Max
Nor'au. II You Were another sort. YOU would simply
have gathered mp Your -kirt> and rum away Thank
G"i. thank all The gods, you're the happy medium"
! must ran AWAY now, however.
Why (ou alv not bound hy convention. II Won
'rc seen here with me, the utmost they wll say Is that
You are an American. y woman OF -o might >hrug;
but with the shrug will go secret envy II j, because
You have shaken pi our old World icttcr, that have
taken short cu to friendship. Don't tell mc have
mIr mistake, mat Nou are -laN, good form after
.dL Bc seated agan. beg YOU ! have MANY thing,
?" say to You before YOU go Whether al tm. moment
Nou believe d or not Wc are o sec much of each other
am ao certain oi % a, Wd- that We -hould mr, hero.
tonight
You were certain How could >ou bc,"
cannot tell you. II WAS like Rheims kuc, Won
would come. T. War prolc-liucd. VIII YOU not take.
Your seat "nd listen To- me, We ar, v.s,n. precious
time
Sh, Was tubbouly resolved uo, ID. take. tb, .,, b,
urged upon Der. Il "I power She secuted the ilc, OF
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

factor IN old World politics. Men You h.. never
seen have discussed your features. Your cor. N.'"'
your charm. made guc>>c> a, your prnup.,.. ' T"
forecast your usefulness ~ % weapon Ag1in-i
She came To an astoundcd hal'. "Nha' mess
are you telling me; How YOU know thc-,
Because they have happened 20 other Wu'. DC
cause | Am q menace, a man who must be- -i. p"''
distracted from mischief, caiolcd into idcuc. "''
slow to realize the truth. Il came % me htt. .ut'
had no suspicion that chance hdd nothing tI Ni'l.
the pleasant romanccs that fell to me. u ..'N'-
twice al pretty face. It came my WY 1 tAr 't' -
many times ~ wished. and merely ,hankc "N i.N'
grew fond oi some of the pretty i.,c~. VIZ tN;
and ouv ot them She WAS Older tl1u D 'N
loved. ! 'w>tcd her told her ,hng- NOT r'. tV.
signdcau, thing, and She took them to her ,.-'..'
II,r masters. You mean
90 mean the men whose uva u Europe ttiy. Ai.'
mine. Size Wa> merely their spy. Mtcr ,E' ] B." on
my guarI. ! amused myself. made 'o9e '. .''''
~ She pcc,d together ,h,-c ,N.r.o,l'n.r on',
dcnc,> Ann suddenly confronted " po~''a| ."''
Hooded u,r with recruitment and ji-maN.
Have | been thrown m Your WAY. She .'"
hotlv
You, No. no, They have never chosen .n. &"
Your ,ouutrNWomcu to pull thcr ,hc>tnu,- .'
fire Al. mo-; II WAS Destiny, no human N.. .,'
hrough, u- together. You were meant to De '.t 'H
the alv for whom | have been waiting. Bu' ", .,'.
been watched AZ Rhcim, they Watched u.s. INC
ann growing more clever. or they Worc o,up.
through ,hcir espionage .s couldn't on,e. ,'y>". .
mated them there. They ,hougN would Folio" wy
to Paris and leave no stone uuturuvi ul Nc ue-. 'i'
came instead to Br.s,ia mad, ,hcu believe too Ad
gone oar 90. my mind I> suddenly .- YOU came l,'o ~
pretended to have nothing m mN head oul 1r'"i"''
| va, determined that before thoN could iujsig.y
would soc you tell you the truth. .-N Your ht'p u ~.
viii try 10 use vou as they used thc Others. -" "r
they shall mott Say youN hc.ncni - man ".'' "''
never hll % sincere trend. "a
"Alv friendship would mean h,tlc Co Nou. she -''".
The intensity ot hs appeal insmen,I her, ana ''' '''
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
| O

and they went below in full
panoply. The night was Us
soft ~ midsummer, and the
air spiccd with the fragrance Of
the juSky garden beyond. That
-cmilropic perfume, the music,
the food with its suggestions
of chestnut and anisc, the fruits.
grapes. guavas, purple figs AL
helped weave the spell Of Italy.
Carcs>cd by it, Ann thought
less bitterly OF Virginia TruS-
cott. and with no bitterness at
III Of the other offender. He
bad. after al. behaved very well
in that ridiculous business Of
the slipper. She wished She
had mol thrown the heel away.
Virginia was right. Il would
have been q souvenir worth
keeping. And Virginia well,
her fmblcs harmed nobody.
Swavcd by these mellow. II
inconsistent. reflections, She
smiled on that Sumptuous wo-
man a~ She passed with her
neutral tinted husband, where
upon Virginia, who never bore
grudgcs. bcamcd warmly in re-
turn. and the incident Of the
highroad as regards herself
and Ann WAS definitely closed.
\, regards Ann and her
ncighbor Of the Villa Carlotra,
lie seemed less easy of adjust
mcnt. She was not altogether
content with herself. She had
demonstrated that She was not
rccklc,,ly eager 10 meet him.
Surely he had no doubts OF that
But had She not ovcrshot the
mark and convinced him She
w, hardly worth his while To
know; If her indulgcnt aunt
thought her short with him,
She must have been nothing
les than ,hrcwish. The music.
the lights. the idle chatter
roundabout, frcttcd her. She
longcd 10 take her self qucS-
tinuiup. into the lInpuOrotl-
mystery Of the Italian night.
DRESENTLY her chance
1 came. AS they rose from
table Virginia TruScott'> nus
band came up to persuade Mr..
Blair to take hand at whist,
and Ann had no sooner seen
her aunt assume what she.
who loa,hcd cards. called the
bridge face" than She made
her escape 10 the garden.
II WAS wonderfully peaceful
under the stars and the young
moon. Their light raincd like
a silver bcnison on the cleaning
lake and the vague masses OF th
IN aspiring poplar here and {
against the night. No fellow :
privacy. 1t might have been
For her alone the mystery and
light. the peace, the haunting
and rose, Of orange and pungcnt
She surrendered herself 10 II
led her where they would. So
tion Of her own. that She fo,
barrier beyond which lay the for
villa. There was q seat here,
marble. still warm from the SUI
she lifted her face toward the !
stopped short Of Tie zenith. |
oi the villa wall. where, ~mil
Rodo>lav..
Il have waited for you," he
YOU would cDr--."
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

sell CdpdNlc OF l..-... il- l.'
Yielding in the prima affair.
she. womanlikc, mu.e trivial
ity the tc.t # l,r ey' -oncc
a. a free agent.
I'D rather walk" ac 70
turned: but ! can listen ,oo.'
.As YOU will" And they
moved On. Whatdotoa know
about me-" ne askci .-ap,iy.
Ann hc,i,aicd. Ar 2 l.What
did She know: VIA .ai Price
Bucklcy'~ gossip and 'hc A.
manach ic Gotha '.'. .yr Il
the man 1T her -ile The
things anybody may know
She replied. " You w. inscr,
titles are Ike famou pictures
or sculptures or builirr'
Il understand. loa mcanl
am merely hiS'ou. name.
He was silent a mom.r And
vet | am q human h...-.' he
went on. Il blund. trough
life like other mon. ! crave
sympathy as kc,n't AS other
people. ! need W' counsel
more than most nc.5 II. b.,
somehow am never owed =
forget the historic ~r. I'll
make friends. i Efforts the
friendship. II | ~ advice.
it is to the name they give =:
Once | frct,cd - hn, !
don't now. Iacccp. T.. Ira..1c
that it ha, 20 be-
There must h. ".a-
tionS. ." SAID Ann
For utter '.r..nt- j
no, Nothing ..H .".e mA-.
up for tha' Ot.Hec you have
seen L'A,s'"n;
Yes.
Then voa viii appr. ,c
my position. | arm alr u.s.
lonely as that unhappy 9.
You see. | 'oo ann regard .>a
menacctothcpcacc OF E".oc
"Nou," She cXclaiw \
menace;
You say a mcnaO. ~
crcdulou>lyaS ! sayi''...-ei.
Ican't SIC myself ta>at 'tnd.
| am no, dreaming a. ,.es
like Napolcon'> SON. ; would
alter the nap Of EW yc,;
bu, | don't want % ib.e
Europc> peace. H.. 'o
make peace al certain. You
will comprehend thar n !
shall be frank with 3 nu'
frs, | mus, make D. why
| tell YOU these thing mus,
show you that YOU ar. ready
politics. Men You L.. "e\T
)ur features. your co." N.on'
>>c> az Vour pun,ip.,. .'
, a~ Cd weapon against
oundcd halt. VIA mess
wv can YOU know these H-
lappcnci 20 other Wo'. bc'
4 man who mus, bc r apon'
+, caiolcd into idlcuc-- . ".''
ltcumc 90 me little. t',,t.
chance had nothing ,H . WIN
thar fr'l to me. l. J looked
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
Chapter VI.

CHE stared mp at HIM for long moment without
stirring. He was an unreal figure there in the
moonlight and his words fantastic hi, apparltion.
intensified rather than dissolved her doubt. II wt,
surely her Imagination bcwiIchcd by the night that
stalled Rodo-lay upon that strange perch. Vet he wos
vivid illusion. Clad precisely She bad seen him at
uuloWn hi, mp, family smiling Do, brown eyes search
ing her own, he displaced atmosphere like being OF
hc,htud blood.
"Ycs, I'm real he aid, a. if he read her thoughts.
"I'mas substantial a- This wall
Auu awokc. DO you often choose such >oat-;" She
asked. and them with echo Of bis Worl,. added,
II look awkward. even dangerous
There j. terrace ou 'hi. .ldc. The only danger
hc. in your direction"
II seemed feeble attempt at p,Lntry. and Ann,
rising, prepared To nip further flights with prompt
goodnight.
You must not go,' be- protested quickly "That
Wis 90 statement Of fact. not % baualtv. lou mo,kcd
m,; but | Wa not mo,kiug you in return. Let o. be-
direct wiih each other w have time for ih, TRIVIAL
icuclngs men and women resort to when the, are
stranger, You WIll uudcri i.ul that presently III
make It all clear. iu coming down To- YOU now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-22
CONvoCATIoN PROGRAM

The following Is the program for to-
day at the ninth annual meeting Of the
cony ocation of the missionary district
of Honolulu:
$3.50 y. m. In the memorial hall.
Meeting in the interests of Christian
education. l. "Thc Sunday School and
the Duty of Parents and Sponsors as
to the Training of the child In the
Church Mrs. Arthur Smith 2. Sun
day School; Religion In the Home"
Mrs. L. r. Folsom. 3. "rhc Bible in
the Home" 4. Give Davies. T. do
Day and Night Schools Pay In Results
Seem" Canon W. T. Potwinc. Z. do
Church Schools for Young Orientals
Justify the Expenses and Labor Miss
Sarah Chung G. Might Schools as "A
Means Of Reaching Men" Rev. Mr..
Hori 7. The oriental Girl; Can She
Become Amcricanizcd? Miss Annie
Kong. s. The oriental Boy; can He
Become Amcricanizcd? Mon Ia Chung.
7:45 y. m. The convocation assem-
blcs to hear from the missionaries of
the district board and for business.
Rev. w II. Fcnton Smith, Rev. J. w.
Gum, Rev. d. ID. Wallace; also to hear
from Rev. j. X. Bodel and Rev. w. $.
Short.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-22
PERSONALITIES

MR.. DRANGA, The Eilo plumber,
is booked for home by The Mauna
Kea tomorrow. .....s... .,i.t.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS GAY are
visiting In Honolulu They came over
from Kauai yesterday.
J. S. McCANDLEsS arrived on the
Manchuria today, after visit of a
few weeks on the Coast.
COL 7. w. SOPER Is booked to
leave on the Wilhelmina Wednesday,
sailing To the Coast on business.
J. G. SERRAO, a merchant of Hilo,
arrived in town Saturday. lie will
visit Kauai befort returning to the
big island.
HARRY L. STRANGE, manager of
the Honolulu Gas Company's works,
has gone to San Francisco to buy ma
terial for plant extensions.
w. PFOTENHAUER, of II. Hack
field & Co, has gone to Kauai on a
business trip. lie will inspect some
plantations on the Garden Isle.
w. j. SHELDON, representative
from Kauai, Is visiting Honolulu on
business. He has not decided wheth-
er or not to remove to Hawaii but
probably will do so.
MAJOR HARRY c. BENSON, 9Th
Cavalry, has been granted three
months leave of absence effective next
month Orders to this effect have
just been received from the coast
ALLEN JAEGER was fined five dol
lars and costs for infraction of the
automobile speed ordinance this
morning by Judge Monsarrat Plea
of guilty was entered on Saturday and
sentence passed today.
L. Il. PINKHAM, agent of the IIa-
waiian Sugar Planters Association
who was expected back here June g
has decided to visit relatives in an
interior section of China and will not
he here for some weeks.
WILLIAM HEMMING, suCar-boilcr
of the Pioneer Mill Company, came
to Honolulu yesterday on the steamer
Mikahala. He will confer with I'D
POLITE ON the new patent for cx,
| tracing more sugar from the cane.
CONTRACTOR SMITH of San Fran,
cisco Bridge Company, connected witt
the construction of Pearl IIarbor dry,
dock, left on the Mongolia for hur,
ricd trip 10 the coast He will con
fer with his company about the future
work on the dock and will be bach
here by the time the piles arrive from
the coast which are to be used IL
pinning down the bottom of the dock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-22
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo via
way ports, May 23.--Mr. and Mrs. A.
Swascy, Mrs. II. II. Little. Miss l.. u.
Bascom, Walter Duiscnberg. Mrs. r.
H. Kuhns. Miss II. NJ. Doblin, Miss
Il. NJ. Porter Mrs. II c. Anderson,
Mrs. A. J.. Soule, Mrs. I. Livingston.
II. |. Lille, Mrs. Lille, Mrs. JnJ.
Watt, c. +. White, Jno. Debar, Miss
Il. Borden. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Runy-
on. Miss II. Runyon. Miss II. Sweet,
T. A. Donga, A. !. TAFT, J. D. Ken
nedy, Mrs w. c. Aston, J. Silva, Mrs.
II. X. Fernandez, II. c. Walden. E. T..
Bosworth, G. t. Parsons, w, J. Coney,
j. ". Hall, II. Becker, Mrs. Weldon,
Miss II. Weldon, Miss l. Weldon, Miss
NJ. Weldon. Miss q. Hurst, Benz Beno
Fred Weldon, All Chack.'
Per p. NJ. S. S. Manchuria for Ia
pan ports, China and the Philippines:
Mrs. A. NJ Thurston, Mrs. C. Y. Mark
and infant and Carl julius IIoting.
Per stmr. Kinau, for Kauai ports
MAY 23.--G. p. Wilcox. w. j.. Sheldon
Mrs. Sheldon. DR. Glaisyer. f. Cook
Dr. ]. S. y. Pratt, Mrs. Weber.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Gays and Joe Kalana's LoComobtle
can be found at the Auto Livery;
Phone 1926.
Subscribe for the Call, Chronicle
or Examiner $500 per month. Wall
Nichols Co, Agents.
Tho case of John Hart, indicted for
perjury was continued by Judge Coo
per to June 1st
There's many soilcd but good hat
thrown away that should find its way
TO The Expert Hat Cleaners.
If You want a good Job done on IN
auto or carriage take IL to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg Co. 427 Queen St
John r. Bcrgstrom, Piano and Or
gan Tuning and Repairing Masonic
Temple. Telephone 2067. p. o. Box
10.
G. @ Nee Hop & Co. will be in re-
ceipt of large shipment of the
Daisy brand of Australian butter by
the Mariana
Joseph Roman, hat cleaner, 1913
Beretania St, next to fire station,
guarantees all his work. Hats called
for and delivered. Phone 1867.
Special Officer Abrcu must provide
himself with q motorcycle If he con
;inucs to hold forth as special mem-
her of the Honolulu police depart
ment.
Judge whitney this morning signed
a Judgment of s995.O0 for the plaintiff
in the case of Hamano against Ma
kagawa The action was based on a
pomissory motto.
If in need of remedy for anything
or q toilet article with merit TO II ask
at Benson, Smith a. Co.'S, corner of
Fort and Hotel streets, for something
in the ReXall line.
Sheriff "Bilr' Jarrett tried out d
brand new t. NJ. r. auto this morn
| ing that will eventually find place
with the Honolulu police department
to be used in emergency calls.
The usual bunch of weekend
drunks and crowd of twenty-five
gamblers appeared In police court
| this morning and were summary
| disposed of by the magistrate with
| the usual fines.