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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-28
MAUI NENH'

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, July 26.-W. w.
Taylor, who, with his wife's able as
sistance, built up the Kipahulu school
into one of the best in the territory,
and who during the past year as SUI
pervising principal Of the Hama dis
trict, which represents the schools
from Kapuo TO Keanae, has made won
derful changes for the better, is now
to leave Maui. His transfer is sincere
ly regretted by all who have known
of the splendid work that Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor have accomplished. They
go to the Hanapepe school, where Mr..
Taylor viii be the principal and have
ten or eleven assistants under them.
For nine years the Taylors have lived
in Kipahulu, having during that time
taken one trip to Europe and one or
two trips to the coast. They both
welcome the change to other work, al
though they are sorry to leave their
many Maui friends.
The building for the new Paia high
school is already being erected at Ha-
makuapoko. The foundation of the
new structure is laid, and the building
is being rushed with all speed. The
old Kahului school has been town
down and the frame wol1 of the two
room school is already in place. The
new building will stand more nearly
in the center of the attractive Kahulhi
school grounds.
On August 18th Rev. William 8.
Short, with his daughter, Miss Carrie
E. Short, will leave Maui for the be-
ginning of their trip to the coast. 1t
is with regret that Maui people see
Mr.. Short and his daughter leave.
They have made a host of friends. Mr..
Seabury Short will remain on Maui,
it is understood He is water over
seer in the employ of the Wailuku
Sugar Company.
1t is understood that a meeting of
the vestry of the Church of the Good
Shepherd was held last Tuesday after
noon at which time it was decided to
act favorably in accordance with a
letter from Rev. Canon William Ault,
who is acting for Bishop Restarick in
the absence of the latter on the main
land and invite the Rev. X. William
Knox Bodel of Lahaina to succeed Mr..
Short. 1t is not yet learned that the
welEknown Lahaina rector will come
to Wailuku. but his many friends on
this side of the island hope he will see
Eis way clear TO do so.
]. S. B. Mackenzie has become the
new manager of the Puunene store
His arrival on Maui and his perman-
ent residence has created a most IA
yorable impression upon all the
friends of good sport, for Mr.. Mac
Kenzie, known as Mac" everywhere
on hawaii, is a splendid athlete. He
excelled in high and broad jump and
pole vaulting, and in spite of a severe
injury on his knee while playing soc
Ger against Honolulu team, has been
one of the best men in tennis on Ha-
vail That Maui has such an acquisi-
ton to its tennis forces pleases every
one. Mr.. Mackenzie took charge of
the Puunene store this week, and was
shown over Kahului by Manager j. J..
Walsh of the Kahului store on We'd
nesday last.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-28

A. F. Crockett, who received a Sc
we're injury from fall while entering
his yard some ten days ago. is rapidly
recovering.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-24

anie bod auTse5osen unb mic bic OBJ
gsboeeneH Nrrne an oie 8rnit gsprebt
iparsn, mas cine gsipalttbdtigs Vsrs
pdduna pbsr Derfhniirung poranss
tbi, bic man aIs .ooderifellun84 siI
be3sihnen pflest. Wir ipdren in 5iems
Iihsr 0erlegenbeit, bisie Siits belriee
oi1enb su beuten, ipenn uns nidt iriss
berum bic moherne 01lferfunbe un'
mittsfbare paralItIen nnsu b0te, iiber
neren Sinn uns bic bsutisen gDao.n
suaIeih ctlsn spinftenstpsrtteH Aufs
icbIub oeben. 5oderbsitaitung fpuros
n0mIid bis in bic jiinsftt GegsHtuart
nod In alien bier nnbeuuropdiih.n
grbiheiIen geiibt. gei ben naiiirlidl
mumiiisirien 2eif)en perus i'll bic
Gage oss aorpers bodenb. Die anie
fino gum ainn erboben, bic arne iiber
DIE gruit eetreu5t obtr BAG baupt
itiibsnb, 10 bab bic Tduits unier ben
ainnbod.n lieaen. Die 6dnbe iino
aerohnIit 1efeNeIt uno nm bic mels
item Mumisn 1T orei= ooer piermdI ein
rphes Seil gsTdiageu; odnn uno iuona
gefpahrt man iibsrniee nod sinsn
Siod, Der spi'htn ben SdenieIn big
CUR SsbIs fiibrt unb ben aprper fe't
sufamr'ensubalten bat. Ter engliihs
,Sorffsr flotper bsitrsibt einsH dus
itrdlifd,en 6oder, Der getrodnet oiif
beipnbrt iporben mar, in folgtnoer
lehrreiter WeiIe: Ter Wdnn rpar 10
3uIuminengeoriidi. bob bic anis binier
bic Shu!ier gu Iiegen tamen. bic ars
me iparen Dor ben Baud. bic Sano.
auf Die eeseniibtrIiegenben 5iibe &C.
prsbt. Tas Sntereiianisite mar Isooh
Die geritopfiing oes giim0es nno Der
gtoienIoher nit Gmnieoern. Dos ,}n.
binben Der @orbnut, Dos 3imaben Der
Gippen itnb 0es aftcrs." ,Sn Der er.
oriiden6en Niebr3abl Der ,SolIe erfId.
rem bic heiitigeii 9satrFlnber, oteie
0erTdniirung into icibft Gerihlie,
blne Der 2eife, Die 10 idlnea mic
mo1lidl borgenoiHinen iper0en mii',,
qeihdhe, nm ocn 9obten an Der Hiif.
fehr 3u perhin0crn. gSir miinoen
uns bier oIio in 9eee,ipart elmer le6.
hoften 9obten- irnb @eiiterinrd)t, Die
in lfnIiher @eiie nid) Die Qiute Ses
llrmenfheH beunrubist tobtn n,uB.
Tabei 1T es lpobI nogIid, Saf man
MIR aeiuiiie Io6escrtcn uno @ciea.
ihoftsfIaiien berart porbeiigenb he.
bnnoelte, Scnn in Der Gueonnter. r.9ai
:. 2. ner6er mir bic Seidlen Der be.
iabrten 4erionen beerSiat, icne bon
I'M mittIeren SebensnItcr g'eritorbc.
ncn 1usgeictt, Die ainbcr cnoIih Der.
bronnt. 9nb geid)ennerbrenning
ilbrigens id5on bonn Gis5eitncnfhen
aeiibi irlirbe, III slpeifeIboit unO in
fcinem Sale tpirflit iiber5euaeIib be.
Ieat.
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Gener.

oynfolge Selbitsntsiinbuns ss@
ristb s:ftsrn Elm 6dufen oIsetrdn'itr
9dppen in Der gobeniammsr ots 5ohH
Woglen, i'm 3. Stodtpert Dts Isns4
mentbauIes, 90. 13 gBeit eloer CTR,
in grono. 2ds 6aus fiiilte iit nit
Raucb an, uno Die 8sfpohnsr siIisn
ins Ireie. Sin Stillallorm bratie
bic 1eusrpebr sur StsIls, uno oer
gronb nnrb< gtlOiti, bepor nennsnsa
tptrtkr Stabtn aHssri6tet porosn
mar.
Gin 'iiberbistsr Gf.n in bsm
9arbisrIoben bes Otto pollod. gso. 4
Weit ID .Strabs. isste sei.srn ben
ssubbobcn in grano. 9us uH6sbeus
itnos sssuer tonnte bant Der red1.sei.is
gen gHtbsduns i'm asime erititi Dsra
ben,
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Qofal /. 8eridt.
Hobnenber GinbruH.
SdmndiadDen etc. i'm &ertbc non
$500 pns riner 8Obnuns in
gupnoale geitoblen.

Rsihe 9euts mob.sn bic ginbr.her.
tpe!he seftern 4btno Der Wobnuua
oes 5errR Gam. 8. DiIbbere go. .787
Clinton Sprines 4Denas- 4ponoaIs,
nchrenb Der abipeisnbeit Der Somilis
eiHsn gtiu9 abitatistsn. DER ginbrut,
purbe iurS Dor 8 llbr bon 6errn
wilobsrs.' ipeLder Uaitinbaber Der
WiIcbsrg gor Co., go. 1041 Gpons
Strabe III, snio.f.. 4Is CT NIT ieiner
Gnmilie hstntnm, fanb er, bab bic
3immtr ourdiudt unb Rommooen,
Sht0nfe nno anoere gebdlisr burns
lfoberi Dcfben tpartn. Den Ginbres
hern fltlen cine goIbene, nit 9iamnns
ten befssie Dumsnubr nebft aeiie i'm
g5srs1e Don $500. sfpei anbere llbren,
e,ns goloene Giirielihnaue NIT Der
SHItrifi .g. W. 90. 2lpril 27. 1911"
i'm Wsribe BON $3.50; cine qerIennabeI
ano stpei Woniheitentn0pfe nit per
Ter TN Derrbe bon $500; sipsi solben.
admme i'm Merik bon $500; Elm isis
bensE aleib inn Dsribe BON $50:
3tre: TdmsnfIeiber i'm Wertbe BON
$3.50 unb elm armbuHb, tpsrib s25, in
bic bdnoe. Der gefammtipertb Der
eeiirhtsnsn Gatxn be.raet iber
$500. Die 1bdier. sp.lde 0ur6 elm
mil sinsm Siemmeifsn geoffnetss
Jtniisr bes srpeiten Stodfper,s in bas
6aus eelonet ip0ren. miiiien aennsr
bon GDeIiieinfn uno ShmufTaten aes
ipttsr iein, ba fie bic minber iperttpuls
len Gohen niht bead,iei batten. 6err
WiIbbers btnnhridtigis iofori nah
gnibtduns bts DisbftnbIs bic goIis,i
bts s. Oiftrisis. fDelhe Rutidef
Siepner in Eenninib febte. Dieter
entinnbie unper5iiglih nebrere Dstess
tips, iD<Ide jest mi. Der unierIununo
Des Sales btfhdftist iinb.
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ScstentuIt i'm Gis3eitalter.

Sos eis5.itaItsr. bas Der g.olo.
eil6en 9esenDori porberging, fonnte
man bloIi6 am beiten als arosen,
lcnss oubauernotn .Shiitielfroit" be-
seitwn. Der in europa has Rsnntbier
oor1 hcben Rorosn big nacb Der Ris
pisro uno Vorbfpanien trieb. or bat
iId oisrmaI ipisotrbolt uno mar brsis
NAL unterbrodeu burh selne ,syiebers
periDbe", bersn !0ise "a afrifanifhfn
JlaBrisrben uno glefun.sn eeiiattete,
il6 I'm Ssrsen unIsres Roniinents
einsuburgsrn. De dIieiien WenIhens
rei.e eebprsn ppbI Der oorlesten bisss
psr,cbe an uHo bsitsben aus einem
p,imitipen untsr'isfer. Der in Wbouer
bei SelbeIberg, unb aus tinsm ebens
ioIten, Der DOR fpenigen Monaien
fammt einigen S6GbeItriimmern bel
piIiootpn In SiioensInnb aefunben
,purbe. geibe iinb bonn WnFer Der.
fdremmte 2eitentbeile, nnb es ents
,iebt fit jsglidsr Bermufbune, ipie
lsne primitipen Wilben iiber Gierben
uno lob batten Grft seetn bds
enhe beg gis3eitalt.rs, eitpu eesen bic
Disrte. Iebte 9sr.iiuns, beginner fih,
fopiei mir beuie ipiHtn, Orobonlagen
ein5ufte1tn uno oamit bchintereHanie
ptrfpettiDen su eroffnen. bic mir nur
i'm Qttie bes beutigen Hnturp5ltess
elcubens, niht In bem Der pieI iiins
germ RultirDoI.sr bts oIten Neepptens
uro 8abpIonisns sinissrmubeu 5ii ers
faHen rermDsen.
Tir Naturbolser ber Otgntpcrt
ftpanten beitdnbis sDif3en 1obtens
furfi uno 9obtenperebrung. unb bems
eendb penbein aud itre 1eitattunsss
gebrGu6e 5piffen Qei9enperni1tune
nns 0ti&enz5cltuys. 0euGs BAL
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Tue Radmiitngsfpaserf.

Tns aeitrige popuIare aunsert ocs
Snnrphonie, Grdeiiers bate pieoer
ben acspoItigeu auorang, iobdh Die
glultthaIIe bis opf ben iesten plne
beieEt ipnr. lie Grd,eiternnrnierH
mnr0en in Der treiiiiditen 1eiie aus
aefilhri uno nit gleifer GhreE Be.
lianben Der alariueticlilt oerr So.
iepb eliiott, Der eeuiit Serr ssiiIius
Sturm uno Der s}itt)erioIiit Serr
GarI 8imoerle. Iah befn aonsert
mar es eincm bod, flor, bah es cine
,Sreu6c lit. IoId oortrefiIid,e Seute
mie Or. stumpoEo nit iamint ieinem
Crdciter, ioipie 0ie SoIiiten SfurHL
4slnlOerle imo Glliott 5u Den uilieru
red)nen 3i oiirfen.
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Der Ieiitonia M1nnerd,or i)ieli
eeftern 9snhnlittag inter bem 8oriip
neS Vrdiioellten s5ris SIeooernann
iino Der VrotofoIlfiibr,ing oes 5efre.
tnrs 81. Cfte IN Der Mrbeiterboae ipi.
ne incnatIidR gerinnnitliing ab. Cine
euilnoing 5iun genIeinid,oiliden
sseite Der bieiigal Gosen Der Cosmos
Nittrr, bas om 3. Yanr5 itnttfinoet,
iuiirbe nngenoninren, iinb Der gereiu
heidIob iifD poilSdbIfg betbes!:ssn Il,
ipolleu. Sefretar Cite fn,rne naae.
nieien. bic 1iebcr fiir bns nad,itinh.
rige 4lIi0esidnaerfeit su beiteilsn,
oonlit oeniudhit oie probel In an.
8riff 9tnommen ipsrben i1nnen.
Wie oas wergniigungsfoninlitiee be.
ridtete. ipllroe beim lesten aonsert
Oes Nereins ein lleberi9ub bon
.fl7s 80 essislt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-24

Qep gpri, %. fssb. ansstoma
men: .gulebonia4 bon Glasgow.
glbgssonsen: aGombars" no4 Nsa4
pei, .pl.ritio- nab 3omburg.
5aIifar. 81. 2. angst.: ~Sto.
tian- BON Glasgow.
80 ton. anse..: ~Gambri0ns
pon 2onDon.
gropbeao. Gisnolijirt: .Wiu4
nsrDasia~ BON glsn gori. na6 Com
bon btitimmt.
Gibraltar. 9lngsi.: r9erlins
DON Rep yOri. nah algisr. Tsopel
unb Otnua beitimmi.
nuHdaI. 4ngsl.: -9Gtonic@
pon H.D gort. na4 Gabi3, alsisr etc.
beitIrnmi.
South NIPPON NHges.: .phis
lobslpbia4 pon Reip Dprt, pia p!rs
mouth unb Gberbcurg.
6aprs. 4bses.: ga aorrcins~
nah Qeap YUrt.
lueenstonn. NbSeg.: .Wuu.
retnni11 (poH GiperpooD nn4 Nesu
yort.
gx n.u a. Abges.: .ganopie1 na&
Bolton.
W ospille. Mbets.: ~Gomsrcs,
nia- lpon GlussOip) ndh Rem Dcrf.
gorilano. wls. ansti.: ~1eue
tonir" BON giptrpool.
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sdnpar,e strdssmrauber.

Der Is Sabre alts goteniunae Jcbn
GibbIes, BON 30. S23 popIor Strabe,
iparoe friib geitsrn Mlorger in 2oose
9tllep, nabe Der Dine StraBe, bon srUei
Regtrn arfesbaIten, NIT einem ReDcls
Der bebrobt, unb um feline Saorihafs
in Dob. pom $500 berdubt.
Miolorn We@uire, 10 Sabre alt,
BON Ro. 623 Weii 8. Ssrdbe. fpuroe
on Mpunb. 3ipifhen 7. uno 8 Strabe
pon eintm Neger geiteIl! uHb setpalts
fam um SLAB erlsihtert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-24

Eu biit fein 5rembIina
IN Dem 9unoe Der isreten. Gbaleidr
on crit tur3e 3elt l,nter uns meiITt, 10
bait bu Dir i6on elnen groben sereis
bon banfboren 5reultben ertporba,.
oenen bu oie goIbene 8eiunobet lpie.
oergegeben bait. @tr nleinen Die ct
9ernorh Rrdiiter. .8iIle, bos olte beut.
idR 5eil,ritteI, nelfes fih IN alien
Jdiler BON StorInsen oerunterIeibs.
Grgaue, 2eber unb gieren ouf Dos
8lali3en6fte beDubrt bat. Seil uno
Segen ben ct. Bernnrb-Brubern iiir
ibre berrlihe Grfinbung: Die Ct.
8ernnrn Rrdufer.piIen. In aaa,
a1ssbEM " babssL as
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,Jungc Tran peridppunosn.

Die ,rft felt sinigsn Iasen Derheia
ratbets, % Sabre dlte Jrau katherine
Rolonb, bon Wiubbp Gree. Roob.
purn g.itsrn Der polisei aIs Dsrmibt
oemsIbei. Sic entfsrnie iih am
Snmitas aus ibrsr MobnuHs unb 1T
ieitbem perjhpunotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-24
sirnbautentsiinonna.

7ie II Sabre a!te SaseI WalconL
BON Qo. 3i15 giirnet Apenue, ,uur-
be .peitern in Der auto.AmbuIan3 IN
itaperfrantem 3,iitanbe nah benz
iiuotiiden S6oipital sebrodlt. las
Raod)en peIdps an Sirnhnutent5iia.
bung lit. iiarb baIo nnd ielner Gin.
IieIerimg. Coroner 2r. 6oerilneper
muroe bel,dd)ridtiQf.
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SHebe aHfredgt unb lei o.
raoe.--sunh efi1 boar aIuuen6sin9ea
DonSSt. afo5s Ed. Gs III ipobi be.
fannt. boB es ben idaiHmften JolI
Dom Riidsai9unE1e beils.. Deriu&t
|ss~4
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iolle. r&ommen Sic nit mir, Serr
grDfefor" idsr3te er tpeitsr, i'd
ipieIt Sbner aQer Srten cine reihs
GlspabI berbei, unb fpsr Muiit Iiebt,
bat cir Sers i'm 2eibe, unb tpp sin
| Sers lit, pobnt Die 9iebs. uno no Die
2icts - ba 9ottss Seesr. Die nG6s
| its SunitreiIe aIio sufammsn.
Sc lei bier nitt perittpieoen, oob
| gaul teretts cine title 2iebe gu elmer
Ijrneen 9ebrerin i'm 6erssn trua unb
paB e- beimIih Ihpn an BEN Seroe
taute. an tpsIten er iis gu fiibren ges
tedtc, iobalb feline StsQung ibrl
oitie erisbnte MO9Iihteit gsitattsn
ntrhe.
Run ssigte 9iss. mas lie unb aiite
uHo aeIler Der 9raunsburg permphs
ten. Sic bstte ben 5ii6 unb trug Elm
,eihlihes UldbI auf, aus ben 9prrdz
tfen, fpeIte grnit in 5iills in's 9aus
ee'dafft.
eSuttd lebts nur nod bon 9riibe unb
Miilt. uno jeBt, bu Grnit oafiir iorets,
eelelte oieitr idndIen Goit nod itdrs
terhsn Dein iih binsu. 9enno6
itponosn bic ardfte raid babin.
Rift Die sGrtIi6ite pfleos. nod bic
!ieberolIits gsmiibung um bic grbeites
rnnH Der 10 lunge Sabre in troitloisr
GiHicmteit mebr unb msbr 8eroii'ters
ten nsrmphte bas llnpermeioIite auf@
5uholteu.
gines Qbenbs, bd Der gug in Th0s
nen SeIpra6eu unb hersliten Wlits
rbsiIunsen bsrronnsn mar unb bic
S6rpdhe Der arantsn mebr als subor
ben Irf6ein frtebtnpoQsr 9sr.IGrung
oroencmmsu, ipor iis unbemertt unter
Den WfeIobisn entf6lummert, tpelte
tuie allubtnolit aud heute auf i5rs
Bite Wiup bsm Snftrumsnt beg uns
rergeblih in ibrer SeeIs fortIsbsnoen
2aier Born entlodte.
9tls 2iss nit Der 2ampe eritisn
uno Sutta auf bic ssraes WiIp's nibt
ontporiste: Oh niht bos eben BON ibm
qcfpislte Wifto 5duIerfhs Wiegens
litb cine 5auberboft Acknowledgements
Dtcnt ausiibe auf olIe-grreguns unb
SseIsnbebrdnsnib uns gum fiibsftsn
StIummer Iode2 Da neigte Grnit Iih
ufnungsbane iiber bic 9eIisbte urb
fab. bab nur Der 4bglan3 ibrer SesIs
in ben tobesblsifen 3iissn nod
.hronts unb bieie felbit gum epigen
Ertehen eingegangen mar.
Q(ls bic 8riiber lie in bic Grbe cez
bsttst botten unb pieber hinoussoaen
in bds 2eben, bierbin unb bort1In.
mad benz 8eruf zines Sebsn, ba bIieb
Die tpeinsnos 2ies onein in Der sins
icmsn Burg aIs treus 5iitsrin bes
Srtmutbfhsn Gissntbums suriit,
BIS ipettere ge'timmungen barber ges
trcffsR fstn tpiiroer.
gu ibrer Greubs bIie6 ibr bas Qmt !
Biz i'm 5erbft, no Ssrr Crtmuth nit |
fstrer Jamilie our graubentur fi6 |
unb bur9 sig.nsn ausens
fteiH fid iiber3euste, bab ss bds
Bette lei, bic srprobte Sr.ue Der in bies |
fe1 Mauern oft gsporben.n Dienerin
burh bic BON Sutta perIaFsne SteI-
lung ber 3uftslanin 81 beIobnsn.
Gle ndbm Elm S6tpeitsrtinb, bas
e6eu Der S6uIe enttpotisn mar, su |
fIh, unb penn Iis sur Mtittb.iluna ii6 |
ssbrdnst fiibIts, flob ibr Wunb iiber
BON 2pbe Der itilIen DuIberin, Der fie
70 lang. esbient, unb Die nah gram
etfuatsn Sabren bon ibren ai.ben oufs
gefunbsn unb sstr6itet aur episen
Frbs eingssangsn mar.
Gnbe.
The evening world., 1913-02-04
S1,50O,OOO LESSON
IN CROSSTOWN BONDS,
BY TT. RYAN COTER|E
Empty Rails Behind Issue
Tina "Paid" Old Holders and
Vanished in Crash.

A decision by Supreme Court Justice
Mccall, the last he made before resign
Ing. came to light to-day in an opinion
by which the new Public Service COM
mission Chairman sides with Thomas r.
Ryan. Peter A. h. widener, Herbert II.
Vreeland. Almeric n. Paset and other
traction magnates In a ei.1W,0O bona
suit tried before him some months ago.
Joseph Il. Mayer. receiver Of the
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
streets Crosstown Railroad Company.
brought the suit to compel the traction
ring TO account for bonds issued by the
Crosstown company In 1896. The COM
pany never owned any rolling stool,
but had franchises to operate through
Twenty-eishth. Twenty-ninth and other
streets. Al the trial. former Justice
Alton X. Parker and Paul y. Cravath
appeared for the Ryan coter'e and Julius
". Mayer. new Federal District Judge
and A. 9. Gilbert represented the re.
ceiver.
In 1926 Ed ward Lauterbach represent
ed the owners Of the 31.ooo, ooo stock and
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JUAREz ENTRIES.

JuarA entries for tomorrow are as
follows
FlRSTRACE-rmse: maiden t~oyear-olds;
three an, one half furioogs -'Bes Bc t@;
Benedict. "; Della Mack. liz: Barbars Lane
III; Peekko. Ii2; Paw. III: La Etrlls, liz
Old Gotchii2: Bre,,ty. III: May L.. ~
R No., Mshl, ii2; Mason, ii'; Kiitie' ITO
SECOND sAoE selling; four.yesr.olds and
UPWARD: one e.-'Ah Moon, ~; Lawn, te; 'san
Resnsrd. iccCo.ed. loa: R.mpsn., ios; Isl
ens. 1903: Lot. iO3; Barney Oidneld. ioo; Thu
rser. ios; sv. Housii. 1oe; Lookout. 100
THiitp nAE--seliins: threc.yesr.oids and
upward; five 4 ons.ialf furlongs.-Ernest u.
90; sslseis, oskince Jimmie, iO1 Percy Hen
ds!,on, loi ~. i0a; nebsr,, Ioa; noser,s
los Am Mc, s Nike i Mcl'e H., ioS r.
'YfoyRru ~ l., H, \. ~ , as os 4:
, Z. P,n E; ms SoOOy 49, Fan zare,'
~ FIRTH T!Ei EScE .l.ns. four ye.rel. and up
wards. one mile. tiaiene dale. esi 'Bestric.
creI.. 1oS; oics Pr, i0.; iambrrth.. lbs, 3.
'V sixth h%cE-tilins; three. ycar-olds and NJ
Warscoi, os: WisGean. io2; maps. Mex. ios
Is,minics. iU,: ID Red. los
sApprrntice ailotnce. Track fast.
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RACING RESULTSAND ENTRIES
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE - Four-year-olds and
upward; selling; Ave and one-haif fur
iongs.-Argonaut. los (OberO, Z to I. s to
and even, first: Siiicic. 100 (Bauer). 10
to I, 4 to 1 and 8 TO s. second; Gasnant.
liz (Musgrave). 10 to ], to l and to T.
third. Time. Ill s-5.
Sergeant Kirk. Mon Ami. Elma,
Eaton, Jack Nunnaily also ran and fin
ished as named.
SECOND RACE-Malden three-year-
ODDS: selling: six furtonss. -Kinmundy,
i0s (Musgrave). 3 to 1, to 6. and TO
10, won syosset, 106 (Mo1ntyre). to
1, Q to 1, even. second; Dustpan. 1o6
(Deronde), S to !, 2 20 I. even. rhird.
Time-l1s Lady Hannah, Anna
Claire, Merry Chase. Sweet Times, II.
II. Gray, Clln Top. Old Hank. Morgan
Wilson, Benedictina also ran and nm
ished as named.
THIRD RACE - Three year-olds and
upward: selling: six and n half furlonss.
Font, los tMusgrave). I to .. out, firs;:
Stairs, lOT MARTINI, 20 to I. to and
TO I, second. Hereto. 1S GATclntyre,. .
to I, . to 6. Z to 10. third. Time, l. q 10.
Miss Jonah " Powers Grecian Bend.
ished as named.
FOURTH RACE - Three year olds
and up: selling; six furlongs.-Lord
Wells. 107 OHanover), 8 to !. to
Z to 10, won: Chemulpo, 100 tMondon)
even, 2 to 5 and out. second: Fiel. ~
(Martin), s to 1, 7 to b, . to 8. third
Time-l.17 2.6. Pink Lady. Willis
Colby, Bodkin, DAYTON virgins also
ran and finished as named.
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DOCTOR FINED $40
AS WASHER; HAS$5
Y,SOcAN'TPAY
DR.. Richter Remains in Gus.
tody Waiting for Friends to
Come to His Aid.

Dr.. Henry Richter OF No. 1851 West
Thirtieth street. who was found guilty
yesterday afternoon in the Jefferson
Market Court OF having annoyed a
young woman on a sixth avenue
elevated train and who was held by
Magistrate Kernochan pending an In
vestigation as to his standing and
statements in court. was rearraisned
before the Magistrate to-day and fned
80 after the court probation officer had
reported the physician had given a true
account Of himself.
However, DR.. Richter exasperated
Magistrate Kernochan by asking that
the fine be reduced to s.. the amount he
said he had In his pockets.
"If you say any more I'll send YOU to
the workhouse. I've been as lenient as
I'm going to be with YOU" said the
Court.
DR.. Richter was arrested on COM
piaint Of Mrs. Aibertine Brockaw. who
gave her address as No. "a West One
Hundred and Eighth street and who
had tho doctor taken into custody at
sixth avenue and Twenty-eighth street.
In court she said the physician had
acted in an insulting manner toward
her and had attempted to take hold OF
her.
At that time the doctor pleaded the
effects Of lunch with liquid refresh
ments and gave the names OF DR.. /. w.
Held of No. 81 East Seventh street
and q DR.. Jewell of No. 2lS East
Twelfth street as vouchers for his char
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cHARLEroN ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE so.year-olds; puns 500;
maiden f,llies on(uarter. mile. --Ortrando, ia:
Dtck's Pet, lil smiling Face. liz; Daily
Waters, ia: Rubyiyams, ia: Ave. ii+; Miss
Waters, IA; Rum1Re. if+.
SECOND RACEThree- yesr.olds and upward
r,,,,s i.nD. rsliineEdye furlongs. Salaams,
10: vivian a.. % Hpthem Shore. OSi Father
ola. 100; 'Roae On, 1O2; Queen Be-, 1@;
M: 'Clem Beachy b.; Jack Nunnally. 100.
THIRD RACE fbree YEA. olds; purse $500;
ceiling: one mile nsoea; ~; Matte L. ~;
Pretty Molly, % Ella osfans Us; Amor lOV;
uarienia, 100; C1nentai. ~.
n on guaranteed khree. olds and upward; one
mi one-eighth mill sJacquilina. 95; Font, 100;
flamenco, iO7; itsid Macdonald. los: Effen
an rFfTa RACEkhr. y.sr.Oids and Upward
r,,.e s,0O. seliipdi,e furlonu. -sCosur d,lAlene
XXI: Oksete. O2; das Sister. 1O2: sBad News
III. StrsiawW. sheriff Gr,ieninser. lOs
Bush. los; Fotscil0e; Lass j., 100; Tony W..
iOn; Theo Cook, u; Camel, iI1.
SixTH RACHFour.yearoid s and upward
,urss aJOO. seiii} one mle.-eLucky Georgs
III. sPcndant. aS }uisseau, fO5; 1rsh Kid, los
Sr.li bound, 1O7 Haidemsn. 10e; Towton.field
~! Apprentice saS sitScs 81 nr. pounds claimed.
Track heavy.
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wonder what became Of the indigestion
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know that il is needless to have q bad