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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-10
ARE NOT ANARCHISTS
4 FRIEND OF ARMENIANS SPEAKS
OF SUFFERINGS.
The Bomb Throwers"-A People
Driven to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Relief-Rescue Not Fad.

Star Newspaper: Down that Fad"
was the heading of an editorial in one
of the evening journals recently. What
fad? Is it a fad to seek some allevia-
ton for a downtrodden people, one
that has always been known for its
human instincts; for its uniform kind
ness; for its love of home and its peo-
pie; for it's desire to lift itself out of
its darkened and bigoted surround
ings. A fad to seek for such a'people
an asylum and home, where they
might live in peace, and safety and
enjoy the fruits of their labor? The
writer of the editorial referred to has
misconceived the Armenian character.
What if there are among them at this
time, few "hot heads" and ''revolu-
onists"-so-called leaders-who in
their desperation, seek some emphatic
way to bring about crisis that would
forever end the Sultan's olftrages, and
stop this wanton slaughter of fathers
and brothers and worse than slaught-
err of mothers and sisters. "Hot
heads!" who, in the name of human
! ity, in the name of all that is dear to
the human heart, mother, home and
purity, would not be shot heads" at
such time? That oppressed people
has waited, and waited long; hoped,
but hoped in vain, for help against
the savage Kurd and the bloodthirsty
Turk; they have knocked, and
knocked again, at the doors of the
Christian powers; they have come i'm
ploring upon their knees with out
stretched arms and heartbreaking
sobs for some one to defend them.
But the vascillating powers have held
off, nay, one embassy closed its doors
to refugees during the Constantnople
massacre.
The Kurd and Turk are only too
glad for a preteXt to go on with their
murderous work.
1t is not the Armenians' habit to
use 'bombs." They are not a ''bomb'
throwing nation. They are not an
archists. Far from it, If at this time
he uses desperate means, it is only be-
cause he thinks that, perchance, in
this way only will the awful massacres
of his people end. The Armenian is
noble enough to give up his life at any
moment if in that way his people and
his home will be saved from destruc
ton and dishonor.
The editorial is misleading. 1t was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-10
CHAKURIAN

Mrs. w. y. Meek, who resides at
Camptonville, Cal, says her daughter
was for several years troubled at times
with severe cramps in the stomach,
and would be in such agony that it
was necessary to call in a physician.
Having read about Chamberlaiu's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
she concluded to try it. She found
that it always gave prompt relief. 1t
was seldom necessary to give the sec
ond dose. ut has not only saved us
lots of worry and time" she says ''put
also doctor bills. 1t is my opin "a
that every family should have a bot
tie of this remedy in the house. For
sale by all druggists and dealers. Ben
SON. Smith g. Co., agents for H. I.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-10

not the intention OF those alleged
dynamiters to succeed Gin their das-
tardly plan so fully as TO procure the
slaughter of thousands of their own
innocent countrymen." 1t might as
well be affirmed that Gladstone's stir
ring speech denouncing the Sultan's
bloody policy, was a success in pro-
curing the massacre of many more;
as, indeed, a portion of the German
press affirm that it will do.
CHAKURTAN.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
FRESNO coNDE@HATi0E SUIT.
The Valley Road Requires Piece OF
Property for Which. the Owners
Ash Too Much.

FRESNO CAL, July 30.-A jury was inn
paneled to-day to try the condemnation
suit Of tie Valley Road against d. Dis
mukes and w. P Nelson. The jury was
taken over the debatable ground during
the afternoon. The property in question
consists OF seven lots on the southeast cor
nef OF % and Ventura streets, improved
by two cottages and barns. Defendants
want $500 for the property, while the rail-
road company considers $4,000 as high
figure, but is willing to pay 1t. An at.
tempt was made to compromise the suit
last night, but it failed. A large number
of witnesses have been subpenaed and the
case will probably not be concluded till
Saturday evening.
Determination of the Dismukes case will
wind up all matters at issue between
Fresno and Stockton, including the depot
site here. Everything else has been set
tied by arbitration or condemnation,
chiefly the former. Graders in the vicinity
of Belmont, north of the city, are making
rapid progress northward. Pile driving
on the Perrin ditch was completed last
night and other pile drivers on bitches be-
tween Herndon and Fresno are coming
rapidly southwark.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
PETALUMA'S BIG FAIR,
Elaborate Arrangements Being
Made for It's Opening
Next Monday.
Fine Racing Is Promised, Also Splendid
Exhibitions by the Changers
and Ladies Cub.

PETALUMA, CALI July 30.-Petaluma S
people are feeling jubilant over the brill
liant prospects for the success of the fair
which begins on Monday next, the Sd ci
August There having been. no interme-
diate race between that of Napa end Peta-
luna, the horsemen have been settled at
the Agricultural grounds for a much
longer period thanousnal and have made
good use of their time in speeding their
horses and accustoming them to the track,
which is now in fine condition, and the ex-
ercising every morning of the horses at
tracts, maty spectators. Horses, trainers
and ''swipes" are constantly arriving.
Dennis Cannon drove his string overland
from Vallejo, the trip consuming an en-
tire day Clay and Twilight are among
theo number.
Not only will the races be the finest Pet
aluma has had for some time, but the
grangers viii make fine exhibits in the
pavilion, as we'll as local firms, while :he
Ladies Improvements Club has taken in
hand an exhibition of more artistic ma
ture-ss we'll as baking, preserving and
iellies-soothere can be no doubt that the
pavilion will present far more attractions
than ever before during the day, while al
night q choice band will furnish portion
of the entertainment.
Al Leach of San Francisco has secured
the pool-selling privilege, but there viii
be no paris mutuels this year, though i,
is expected q bookmaker will be in bust.
ness oinstead, which pleases the sports.
The general admission to- the ground.
has been reduced from 75 cents to so cents
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
JOSE SHOOTING FEST
About a Dozen Leading Clubs
of the State Will Be
Represented.
Many Valuable Prizes Will Be
Awarded the Successful
Marksmen.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 30.-The shooting
fest to be held in this. city on Sunday and
Monday, August 80 ana 81, under the
auspices OF the Schuetzen Section of the
San Jose Turn Verein is arousing much
interest among the sportsmen mall parts
of the State. Many valuable prizes will
be given. About dozen shooting clubs
have already announced their intention OF
sending representatives, and it is expected
that several hundred mafksmen will be in
attendance:
The fest will be held at Schuetzen Park.
Besides shooting there will bowling and
dancing at the park on both days of the
festivities. On Saturday evening, August
29 an informal reception will be rendered
the visitors at Turn Verein' Hall. Sunday
evening there will be musical pro-
gramme and high jinks at the hall. The
festivities will close with a. grand ball
Monday night, at which a distribution ol
the prizes will be made.
A feature OF the fest will be the San
Francisco Ladies' Shooting Club, which
has promised to attend and take part in
the shooting.
The following clubs have notified the
committee in charge that they will send
representatives: Red Men Shooting Sec.
tion OF the Red Mems lodges, the Califor-
MIA Schuetzen Club, the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein, the San Francisco Turn
Schuetzen, the Eintracht Schuetzen Sec
tiop. the Columbia Pistol and Rife Club.
the Deutschen Krieger Schuetzef Verein,
the San Francisco Grutli Verein Schuetzen
Section.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31

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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Tug Expedition Formed With
Harpoons, Cannon. Ropes
and Buoys.
GREAT SPORT ANTICIPATED
Steamers Are Being Chartered f
Carry People Out to Witness
the Chase.

TACOMA, WASH, July 30.-Three en-
terprising whalers, who formerly sailed
from San Francisco, have organized big
expedition to capture good-sized whale
which has been sighted among the islands
between Tacoma and Olympia by steam
ers several times during the last two
weeks. The whalers are Edwin Clark,
Richard Pitt and Martin Phillips. Several
other seamen are interested with them.
Olof Ralston has been sent to Ander-
sons Island TO watch the whales move
ment. II he remains in that locality ac-
tive warfare will be commenced Saturday.
The hunters have wired to San Francisco
for six harpoons, which will arrive to-
morrow. They have expended nearly
$500 for equipment, which includes ropes,
buoys, tackle of all sorts and a cannon,
brought from Portland, which is being
cleaned for use.
The tug Laurel was engaged to-day, and
it is the intention TO shoot harpoons into
the monster from the stern of the tug. If
the attempt is not successful the hunters
will put out in small boats to harpoon
him. They count on securing forty-fve
to sixty barrels of oil, worth at least $40
per barrel.
Pitt thinks the whale seen belongs to
the gray California or bull-fn variety,
which is a prolific oil-yielder, but whose
bone is worthless. He believes q mum Der
of whales are sporting about in the upper
sound, as one rarely travels alone. In
that event the sport will last longer than
one day. Pitt said to-day;
"Tho harposn will trail an alright
bol
will travel sixty miles an hour, and there
is little doubt that he will run ashore
while sweeping along the sinuous routes
of Puget Sound. There he will be help
less, as the openings from the bay where
he now lies are so few that he is not likely
to get away"
Several steamers are being chartered to
carry people out to witness the chase.
Hundreds of others will view the sport
with field glasses from the beaches and
islands.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
SANTA B4RBARA,s BA THHoUse.
Ten thousand Dollar BufIding to Be
Erectcd ut Once.


SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July 3D.
Santa Barbara is at last to have a bath
house commensurate with her needs and
demands. The Board of Trade has taken
up the project, and when the Board OF
Trade takes up any matter something
substantial is sure to be realized 1t has
been resolved to build a house costing
$4,000, rough draft of plans and esti-
mates having shown that sufficient ac-
commodations, with large tank baths,
boilers for heating, etc., can be procured
for this sum, leaving to the future the
addition of solariunls, restaurants, etc.
The building is to be erected by a stock
company, com posed of leading Santa Bar
bara merchants and business men, who
will have no selfish ends to serve, but will
be cordially interested in having the es-
tablishment well organized and conducted
10 the perfect satisfaction of its patrons.
a hundred shares of stock are to be
issued at 500 apiece, and the first man
starting out with a paper this morning
took ten subscriptions from the first ten
citizens 10 whom he applied. The funds
will be Immediately raised and plans will
be drawn and. the building promptly
erected, it is hoped IN time to catch the
returning tide of summe visitors. who
have for some time neglected Santa Bar
baTa on account of her lack of this very
important feature.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Strong Evidence That the Das
tardly Deed Was Prompted
by Malice.
DETECTIVES HARD AT WORK,
Father, Mother and Five Children
Were Swept to Death by
the Torrent.

BAKER CITY. o.. July So.-Suficient
evidence has been discovered to show that
the recent Goodrich Creek disaster, which
swept seven persons into eternity, was
caused by the blowing up of the dam with
dynamite by malicious persons seeking re-
venge. Suspicion points to two or three
persons and arrests may be made in few
days. Several detectives from Portland s
private agencies are working up the case.
The Goodrich Creek disaster occurred
about two weeks ago. Early one morning g
the dam OF the reservoir, which covered
thirty acres, gave way. The waters left
the creek, swept over the country, struck
the house of the French family and car
ried it several miles. The bodies Of the
father, mother and five children were
found in different places along the water
course.
The owner of the reservoir, S. B. Baisley,
has always refused to believe that the dam
gave way, and has repeatedly declared
that it was blown up by his enemies to
prevent use of the water by him in placer
mining. He was determined to discover
and punish the miscresnts, and with that
object he employed several detectives, who
hdfS DcSii QuicliJ db WI n AZ Da0cA NSe4AsJ
for over a week.
Yesterday morning the detectives went
over the scene, and near the broken dam
they discovered pieces of the fuses of two
or three dynamite cartridges. The fuses
were covered by brush and drift dirt.
Several persons, whose enmity to Mr..
Bais.ey has been OF long standing, are
under surveillance. When sufficient evil
dence to warrant their arrest is obtained
they will be taken into custody.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
BRITISH oolUMBfAs GAIN.
The Precious Eetals Case Finally Won
bu the Goreru,uenf

The Precious Eetals Case Finally Won
bD the Government.
VICTORIA, B. c., July 3o.-The eagerly
looked-for decision of the Privy Council
of Great Britain in what has become gen.
orally known as the precious metals case
has been given, and in brief, according to
kilograms received last night and to-
day, sustain in toto the judgments of the
British Colum bian courts. The point at
issue was as to whether or not gold and
silver within the lands passing to the
Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Com
pany by its grant from the crown there by
became the property of the railway COM
pany; or remained in the same position
as precious metal lands elsewhere located,
to be sought and won at any time by the
miner. This point, on being submitted to
the Supreme Court OF this province in a
test case, was decided in favor of the Gov
ernment, and an appeal was then carried
by the railway company to tho highest
tribunal in the land. Its judgment is con-
tirmatory OF the decision OF the courts be-
low.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
STOCKTON'S GRAND FETE
Native Sons Meet TO Arrange
for the Admission Day
Celebration.
Progressive Reports Received From
the Chairmen Of the Various
Committees.

STOCKTON, CAL, July 3o.-The general
COMMITTEES OF the Native Sons that has
supervision over the celebration to be held
here on Admission day met tonight for
the purpose of receiving the report of the
various subcommittee. Chairman
Grunsky of the regatta committee re-
ported that everything was being done to
make it the greatest affair of its kind ever
held in the State. Grand Marshai Nutter
outlined his line OF m orch which will take
in all the principal streets of the city. The
carnival committee submitted its report,
but did not indicate what the chief fea-
lures OF the spectacle on the water would
be. There are q number of professional
decorators in town now and they are con-
sulting with the committee as to the de-
tails of the affair." The grand marshal re.
ceived to-day from Sacramento the re-
gala for the aids, which he purchased in
that city recently.
Tonight the colors for the chief aid and
his marshals will be selected, as we'll as
the division colors. There will be nine or
ten divisions in the line of march. Mr..
Nutter has issued an order as to the uni
form TO be worn by the aids and marshals
The first named are to wear dark suits and
white soft felt hats, and the marshals are
10 dress in dark suits and wear soft black
hats.
To-day w. NJ. Henderson, who was the
grand marshal at last years celebra ton.
telephoned TO Grand Marshal Nutter that
he would act as one of his aids. He said
that the Sacramento parlor would bring
with it the militant band that was here
at the last encampment of the Odd Eel
lows.
To-day the Stockton Gas and Electric
Com pany began stringing the wires that
! are to be used In giving extra lights for the
city during the festivities on Septem Der 8,
and 10.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
MINISrERS AT SANTA CRUZ
Lister, to Wosnan Suffrage address %,
Susan b. 6nthonv G

aLtsten 10 Ho1Hdn Suffrage address oby
Susan b. Anthony.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, July 3o.-The
morning at Garfield Park was occupied by
short meeting of the church convention
of the Christian churches and a meeting
also of the Ministerial A ssociation. The
afternoon was given TO an outing on the
beach and other points of interest. Some
OF the delegates remained at the park and
enjoyed rest from the labors of the con-
ventions.
In the evening large gathering at the
Tabernacle listened to an interesting ad-
dress by Susan B. Anthony, who spoke on
that subject TO which oShe is giving her
time and talents with an earnestness that
convinced the great audience that the
suffrage of women is as important mat
ter 10 the Christian people as to others.
She was well received, and gave many
striking illustrations of the practicabi
as well as the business of the cause
In the church convention this morning
the CONN mittee on education and literature
made further reports and highly com.
mended the church organ. the Pacific
Christian, and the A merican Bible Soci-
ETY., reDresented by Rev. DR.. John Thomp o.
son. An hour was occupied in the rein.
corporation OF the convention, an error
being found in the former incorporation.
The Ministerial Association elected A.
M. oElston president, c. P. Pam secretary
and J. II. Hughes treasurer.
The following council of ten to prepare a
programme for next years convention was
appointed: w. II. Martin, L. A. Pier, t.
D. Butler, L. McCray. ]. H. Mccullough,
c. w. Jopson, J. II. Hughes, ]. E. Denton,
j. A. Brown and H. Shade.
To-morrow's session of the church con-
vention will be devoted largely to reports
OF State work committe, obituary com.
mittee and unfinished business.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Dazzling Designs for Street 0rnas
mentation and Pavilion
.; Displays.
PLANS FOR THE RIVER FETE.
"A. Dozen Novel Attractions to BE
Added to the Elaborate
Programme. = :. 8

SANTA CRUZ, 'CAL., July 3o.-Owing to
the large amount OF work and the short
time in which it must be accomplished,
the executive committee of the Santa Graz
funniest has deemed it necessary to meet
every night. Beautiful designs for street
decorations and the remodeling of barges,
new ornaments for the river palace and
gorgeous displays for the pavilion we're
submitted by Decorator Williams Lemos.
He also presented plans0for the river fete
: TO be given on Tuesday evening, August
IL. The committee authorized the decora-
tion committee to act in The decorating of
the streets.
A committee was appointed to commu-
Dicafe with the pToprie tors OF the various
= hotels OF this city IN regard TO ehe lodging
Of visitors. 1t is the intention of the Santa
e Cruz Turn Perein TO defray the lodging
expenses foE the active turnerse schuet-
= zens and singers. The committee author
ICED L. H Wessendorfo to make arrange
ments with the managers of the California
Powder Works for red fire. In order to
relieveSthe reporters from considerable
worry and unnecessary york, the COM
mittee decided to erect q press stand on
the grounds, at which all inform alton in
regard to the progress of the various en-
tertainments and prize interests can be
had. %
The street decorations for the funniest
:. We're begun this morning,oand will consist
of red and5white bunting Ito be suspended
from. the electric poles on Pacific avenue
between the Pavilion and the Pacific
Ocean House. Small redwood trees and
branches will be PLACED oalongo both sides
OF the aveIfue. 90
The executive committee has decided 10
add to the lance tournament in boats and
the tug 2of-wer on the river the followin Q
features9 Wand exercises by the diff
:ferent Turn Vereins; Inditin0 cIub-swirg-
-'inge by the ladies' classes; pyramid s
by the turner's; mass chorns OF 500
voices; varioss selections by the
singing societies individually; coh-
cert by Professor Hastings concert
band and a repetition of the battle be-
tween the Monitor and Merrimac. which
gained SO much praise during the car
= nival.
The committee has decided TO send
special invitations to some of the pronIf-
nent men in this State, including Coy
oernor. Budd and MS staff. The Santa Cruz
county and city officials will also be
specially invited. %
= ALI who wish TO obtain admission badges
must join the procession on Sunday morn
ing. 40
. Albert Carrlin of San Jose, president oi
:. the Pacific Turn Bezirk, is here in attend.
ance at the meeting of the executive com.
mittee. 90
The ten banners promised by Mr.. Ar.
mold, advertising agent for the San Fran
aselsco CALL, have been dispatched to the
&c largest cities OF the State. They are sc
feet long and IL feet high, lettered in
white and red and strikingly attractive.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
FILTHT FREsN0 DAIRY.
Health Officer ddair Brings Charges
40ainst y. B. Hiit.


5gainst y. B. HILL
FRESNO, CAL, July S0.-Dr. Adair, on
behalf of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals this morning filed
complaint against ]. B. Hill, the dairy
man. This complaint alleges that Hill
now keeps and has for some time kept a
herd OF forty cattle confined in an in
closure which complainant and others say
is so small as to subject the animals to
severe suffering. DR.. Adair is County
Health Officer, and ne will also prosecute
Mr.. Hill for keeping his stables very un-
clean. 1t is the only dairy in the county
which has not cleaned up its premises IN
accordance with instructions from DIR.
Adalr. The health officer says that Hills
place was tilthiest of all, and that the
health OF the customers OF the dairy has
Deen seriously ENDANGERED. The cows are
Kept In a small pen and get no exercise.
Ihelr water supply is very bad and the
animals become feverish, rendering their
milk impure.