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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
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VISIT OF SLAMS
CROWN PRINCE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The Crown
Prince of Siam and party, who are to
arrive here Saturday next, will be
brought to this city on a special train,
arriving about o'clock in the morn
ing, and will be received by the Presi-
dent, if his condition will permit it, at
the temporary White House at IL
o'clock. Saturday evening the party
will be entertained at dinner by Sec
rotary Hay and Sunday evening a din
ner will be given in honor Of the visi-
tors by the Siamese Minister. Monday
the party will visit the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. The program for Tues
day includes a visit to Mount Vernon.
to Wilmington, Del, and then will visit
Philadelphia incognito from the 10th to
the 22nd inst. when the party will go
to New York. The program for their
entertainment in that city includes q
visit to the West Point Academy on the
Dolphin on the 23rd, a dinner by Mayor
Low on the Gath, visit to the home Of
Mr.. Hyde of the Equitable Life Insur-
ance Company at Bay Shore, Sunday,
the Goth, and a dinner by Mr.. Hollis OF
New York, a member of The Hague
arbitration court; on Monday, the eth,
and on the same evening the Prince and
party will be entertained by the Pres
byterian Board of Foreign Missions at
the Metropolitan Club; and it Is prob
able the Crown Prince will give a din
ner himself on the following evening.
On the 29th the party will go to Boston
and remain there three days.
The official entertainment will ter
inmate at Boston, whence they will
start on a tour OF the country. visiting
Syracuse, Niagara, st. Louis, Kansas
city, Colorado Springs, Pixies Peak.
Portland, Or, Seattle. San Francisco
and other cities. The itinerary will COW
err a distance OF 1881 miles and will con-
sumo about four weeks time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
ahamrock's Skipper.

GLASGOW, October 9,-The proposal
to place the Shamrock II, under the
control Of aa American skipper and
crew when she Is refitted to meet the
new challenger has been abandoned
aud the report that at the conclusion OF
the tests on this side OF the Atlantic
Captain Charles Davis and the crew OF
the Shamrock ]. viii be transferred 10
Shamrock II. In confirmed, Captain
Davis II a novice In the racing for the
Americas cups, but he commanded the
LureA. winner OF the French interna-
tional cup and the Ailsa. and Is reck-
oned among the best steersmen. lie
ID man OF exceptional resources and
originality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
The Cost Of Living.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The cost of liv-
ing has been discussed before the arbi-
tration committee sitting the grievanc-
rs OF the employees of the Union Trac-
ton Company. Tables, presented In be-
half Of the men. showed that the prices
of thirty-seven necessary articles had
some up and fifteen decreased, while
the street ear men have worked at the
same wage for sixteen years.
The average advance In the cost of
living was given at 40 per cent In Ave
years. Meats showed an advance rang
ing from 10 10 30 per cent. House rents
ran from 40 10 ~ per cent. while no
estimate could be placed ON coal, The
men urged that this heavy increase In
the cost OF living, and the advances
made In other trades, should b. weigh
ed when the question of giving them "a
higher wage scale In taken into oonsld-
Grafton,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
TROUBLE WITH
HOSTILE INDIANS

DENVER (Colo), October 9.-The first
authentic news Of the shooting of Warden
Harris by Indians was received by Gov
ernor Orman today in the following dis
patch from the warden himself dated
Palisade today:
Had slight trouble with the Indians. I
am slightly wounded. Everything quiet"
Immediately upon receipt of this dispatch
Governor Orman got into communication
with the sheriff at Meeker and asked him
regarding the situation. The sheriff re-
piled that he might need assistance. The
governor summoned Adjutant General
Gardner and the ACCESSIBILITY Of sending
several companies of the National Guard
to the front was discussed. No action was
taken,
Governor Orman stated that 1t must
first be determined whether the state or
Federal Government should look after the
matter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
MESSMAN SAYS
HE SAW WRIGHT

1t was ascertained yesterday almost he
yond doubt that William IA. Wright
the treasurer of the territory of Hawaii
who Is alleged to' have defaulted to the
extent of 81 949.9l, made his escape from
the islands to this country on board the
Alameda, but whether he did so as a
stowaway or as cabin passenger under
an assumed name are questions yet to
be decided. Frank Costor, who was the
second messman on the Alameda, but who
is now in the stewards department on
board the Sierra, declared positively yes
terday, when shown n picture of the mis-
sing man, that he saw Wright on board
the Alameda. but he claims the abscond-
ing treasurer was travelling as a saloon
passenger.
In telling of what he saw. Costor said:
81 had frequently been to Honolulu and
had on several occasions worked there.
/ used to see Wright walking along the
streets. / saw him 80 often that l came
to know him. / saw him when he boarded
the Alameda. He then had his mustache
on j saw him day or 30 later. after We
had put to sea, and he had his mustache
shaved Off. 1t was my duty as second
messman 10 go into the forecastle to
tidy up the officers rooms, and 1t was
then ! saw Wright. He was travelling as
a first-class cabin passenger. l did not
know anything at the time about Wright
being a defaulter and l attached no sig
nifcance to his cutting OFF his mustache.
He did not keep to his room, but mingled
with the other passengers"
James Brannigan. who was also one OF
the crew on board the Alameda said that
he had been told by fellow shipmate
that Wright was aboard the ship and that
when he reached this port he stole on
while the vessel was In quarantine. He
said that when Wright left Honolulu there
was sickness there and that no one was
allowed to leave without a certificate OF
good health. As the defaulting Treasurer
could not wait to secure me certificate,
but came without II, he would have been
held In quarantine In Angel Island. SO II
was necessary for him TO make his escape
az soon as the Alameda dropped anchor.
How he accomplished this IL not yet
known. costors and Brannlgan's state
ments destroy the belief held by some
that Wright Ia still concealed In tho Is
lands The Call,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
Corpses In Gold Storage.
CATHOLIC PRIEST AT WORK.

LOUISVILLE CKy), October s.
Thirty dead bodies were found tonight
In the cold storage In the rear OF an ice
cream factory on Eighth street, The
same pipes which were used IN CONCEAL
Ing the cream Tor table use were con-
nec,ed with small plant IN shed In
the rear, whore they kept the bodies
cool, II was AZ FIRST thought that the
indianapolis, but the heads ~ several
colleges interested IN the establishment
asserted tonight ihal The bodies were
obtained leRltimaiely by them from the
penlleHliari,s. insane asylums ana 9th
~ state institutions in the state of
k,Elsesy,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
MICROBES SWARM
IN new YORK

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Alarming con-
Gitions in the air, in the unclaimed or
improperly cleaned streets Of New York
have been presented to the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment by Com
missioner Woodbury. in his plea for an
increase OF $445,316 in the appropriation
OF the Department for Street Cleaning.
He presented statistics and photographs
showing that an army of germs hovers
ever the city, and that in the copgest-
ed districts Of the East Side bacteria
swarm above the streets. For months
a scientific investigation has been go
ing on to ascertain the danger In the
refuse OF the streets, its character and
the proper way to fight IL. This inves-
tgatlon is yet incomplete. Water Is to
be the remedy suggested. Under the
direction OF well-known scientists an
Investigation has proceeded since July
18th and photographs Of the atmosphere
were taken after many experiments be-
tween August LIST and August 10th to
prove the statistics gathered. These
photographs We're taken at least twelve
hours after a heavy rain In order to
warrant normal conditions.
Commissioner Woodbury. presented
data showing the number OF colonies OF
bacteria caught by gelatine plates at
the curb and at an elevation OF six feet
In various parts OF the city, They vary
from ten or a dozen colonies In the best
districts 20 nearly hundred thousand
In the East Side. The plates were all
exposed half an hour, and after being
placed In an incubator were photo
grabbed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
RATTlERS DRIVE
OUT THE POLICE

CHICAGO, October s-Rattlesnakes
with no regard for the dignity that goes
with high rank In the Police Depart
ment. invaded the Desplaines street
Police station today. and drove forth
not only the patrolmen, but sergeants
and lieutenants and even Inspector
Shea. For three hours a particular por-
ton of the city. wherein is located the
West Side Bastile., was in undisputed
possession Of rattlers.
There were just a dozen OF the rep
tiles, but there might as well have been
a hundred. A thoughtless policeman
sent a big valise which he found to the
station and it was placed in a cell
room. Then an inquisitive lieutenant
opened the satchel, and three seconds
later his cries brought fifteen policemen
to his rescue, but when they saw the
| twelve snakes wriggling over the base
| ment floor they deserted their official
superior and led the way for him to the
street.
The rattlesnakes were In no mood to
recognize police authority, and, being
| of an inquisitive turn, they slipped
along In rapid pursuit of the fugitives,
| Doors were closed, but the reptiles let
out few coils and emerged through
the station windows. Street cars were
halted, wagon traffic was abandoned
and pedestrians generally scampered off
for lofty 'perches OF safety. Fifteen
policemen. in doleful retreat, safe from
rattler stings, on telegraph poles and
lamp posts. watched barefoot news
boy gather up the fugitive wrigglers
and stuff them back into a potato bag.
Then they descended and learned that
the snakes from which they had fled
were minus their fangs, being the prop
erty of circus performer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
Boxed . Kings liars.

VIENNA. october S.--The correspond
ent at Belgrade, Seryia, OF the Neus
Weiner Tageblatt says that to revenge
herself upon King Alexander for stop
ping her pin money" Queen Draga
created scandalous scenes before the
oourtiers The King reproached the
Queen with being the curse Of his life,
Queen Draga retorted with coarse
abuse, accusing the King of a liason
with her sister Helen. and even boxed
the kings ears
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
DR.. BeRNAYS' DIAGNOSIS,

1T is emnenty proper, however. to
have blister opened under antseptic pre-
cautions, and therefore 1t seems quite the
proper thing to have taken our much
admired President to an operating room
in hospital If only to open a blister.
i do not care to discuss this case any
further because j am not posted on the
political end of It.
Recalling the President from an i'm
portant political tour on account OF a
blister containing perfectly pure serum
savors somewhat of politics.
II heard of Morganitis in music hall
in London, but did not think that the
disease had reached the Western hemis-
phere, :, Surgery is a rather clear depart
ment OF medicine, but when 1t gets mixed
up with politics will have none OF It,"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
ISLAND GIRL
IN DIVORCE SUIT

NEW YORK. October THE suit of
Helen A. Johnson against Carl A. John
son for absolute divorce came up before
Supreme Court Justice Marean in Brook
Ign today. The couple were married in
Philadelphia i'm 1880. woman named
Hilma of Brooklyn and Louisa Hart, a
half-breed girl of the island of Oahu, Ha-
wall, are named as correspondents. The
defendant is an engineer.
Testimony was taken by a commission
to the effect that In 1898 johnson lived in
cottage in Beretana street, Kahuku,
plantation, Kahu'tu island of Oahu, with
the Hart girl. who was OF surprising
beauty, They were frequently seen to-
gether at the seaside resort known as
Sans Souci, Justice Marean, after read
ing the papers, marked on them "Juris-
dlctional facts require further proof"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

While DR.. Bernays was supervising the
work of the Post-Dispatch artist he dis
cussed the case Interestingly.
DR.. Bernays said that while il was true
that he had made good guesses as to the
outcome Of the two operations which
were performed upon President Mckinley
and King Edward VII, he was not anx-
ious to establish reputation as long
distance diagnostician.
THE case of President Roosevelt seems
more difficult to diagnose" said the doc
tor. THE official statement says that
only perfectly pure serum was found,
and evacuated by the incision. This may
have been blister, and would deserve
but little attention. / never heard the
opening of blister called surgical OPP
Grafton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
BLIND PEOPLE
Form Q Club Called "The Jvlliest
People on Earth

WHEELING, w. Va, October S-A
unique organization has been formed In
the city, to be known az 1.-THE Jolliest
People on Earth" to be composed Of
blind people. 1t was a novel crowd that
got together in the home OF John Sim
mons, the well-known match salesman.
and obligated themselves to stand by one
another through thick and thin to the
end of time. They organized and decided
to hold a meeting the second Thursday
in each month and discuss their trials
and tribulatioIis. as well as their Joys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
castro Playing Out.

SAN JUAN Up, RI. October Sac
cordlng 10 adyices received today from
Venezuela by the steamer Caracas, II
seems certain that the reyolutionists
viii triumph, probably IN fortnight.
and that La Guayra and Caracas VIII
Capitulate, Every EFFORT IL being made
20 capture President Castro, who, u 10
asserted, viii be assassinated n caught
The President, II 10 claimed, will at
tempt 20 seek refuge on board a foreign
manrof-war,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
hsAgg transferred,

wAsiI HnrOk, october Edward
y, sass, consDi General at Havana,
has Been transferred % the post ~ CON
sM rdsasral ~ iionnknns, taking the
place ~ willlam A hubleet who has
hees transferred IN the fonsulals ~
iisssss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
Jared Smiths Report.

The first annual report ~ Jared
smith, chief ~ the United states OK
pertinent station here, has been issued
from Washington and received IN Iio-
nOlulu II covers the work ~ the sta
ton, The agriculture ~ tho islands, and
tho outlnok The text Ii embellished
by handsome pictures,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
Ls Baron Johns Returns,

NEW YORK, October 7,-Rey, James
lie Baron Johnson, who elOped with
Miss Holman, thu "angel nurse" ~
Bellevue Hospital has returned 10 New
York with his wife ana baby, lie mar
rird Miss Holman IN London after his
wife, who was Miss Mabel Van Renssa
laer had rot a divorce from him
Johnson r. a son OF Archieaoon John
son VI staten Island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
San francesca stocks.

NEW YORK, October s-The governing
committee ~ The New York stock ENr
change has admitted % DEALINGS on the
regular iisi ilb1o0o United Railroads OF
San frsnelsoo preferred stock and no.
Ut,u1 ~ common stock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

to see President Mitchell Governor
Odell was also party TO the confer
ence.
CATHOLIC PRIEST AT WORK.
| WILKESBARRE, Pa, October g.
Very Rev. i. G. Maggie, rector of st.
Nicolas German Catholic church of this
city. which has one of the largest con-
gregations In Northeastern Pennsylva-
mia, among them being many mine
workers. wrote to President Baer of the
Reading company few days ago, APP
pealing to him to do something for his
people. He stated there was not so
much complaint against the scale of
wages as there was against the lack of
steady work. He felt that II the COM
panies would promise the men work
six days week instead of an average
the year around of four days IA week,
the workers would have little cause for
complaint.
! DR.. Maggie received the following re-
! ply from Mr.. Baer today
Il am willing to promise the men full
time and steady work except when
work is prevented by unavoidable acct
dents | am quite sure the conditions
are such that l can keep this promise.
! will you kindly tell me how / can
give this assurance to the men to make
ii most effective?"
THE TROOPS ON DUTY.
! WILKESBARRE, Pa. October 8
The entire third brigade, under COM
mapa Of c.naraI Cnhir !. na,,, g. ,ho
Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys and
has control of the territory from Wap-
wallopen and Mocoanaqua on the south
to Forest City on the north, a stretch
of sixty miles
The generals attention was called IN
statements made by company superin-
tendents that the production of coal de-
ponds altogether where the troons are
relied to protect workn,en and he was
asked if his men viii do nolica autv
He replied that he would do whatever
Governor Stone ordered him to do The
soldiers were rasnac,ful,, ,aoai,,ad
everywhere i'm the valley.
TRYING TO GET COAL.
NEW YORK. October 9,-,-Three conn
mittees of citizens. representing tho
Merchants. manufacturers and the
Board of Trade of this civ. in Joint
conference have decided to can q mass
( meeting to be held next Monday even
ing in Carnegie music hall to discuss
means of getting coal TO the CITY. II
was resolved that discussion on the
merits of either side In the strike should
be discouraged and the main ouestiop
of getting coal would be the only one
considered
! AN ENGINE DEpArIDD
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$50 '", ms '"' "'s'
,io''i '"e i"''''''ei 'oi
me eia',ihenl was caused ny
s sl'h mnich hau oee.i placed Oh .he
r,, "a uetacnIi,eh, vi Company l.,
WHICH WIS su"'''ioneu'
rails further a.st
Italians with clubs threatened to stop
trolley cars at Harleigh today, but they
dispersed before it was necessary to call
the militia
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

WON'T CALL
OFF STRIKE
Continued from Page ~

said that he expected 10 see Mr.. Morgan
again this afternoon and also expected
to see President Mitchell. Governor
Odell was also a party TO the confer
ence.
The Taney County republican., 1902-02-06
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK :?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almos, everybody who reads TIC news-
papers IL sure 10 know Of the wonderful
The Taney County republican., 1902-02-06
Once a Month for IS Cents.
Yearly Subscription, $500.
Six Months, 81 90.


State ~ Missouri,
County of Tame, "''
In the Circuit Conri hpril Term. lgGa.
The state or Missouri, al the relation Rni Ia the
use uf u Is rricr, Collector ol the Rryrnur
In aud for said County and state, Plaintiff,
Va
Auliyrr lrnnlng md Frank Town, Defendant.
attorney X. e. furl, and ilr- his petition and
affidavit. alleging among other ihinrs that
defendant Frank Town IL no. q Resident of the
state OF Missouri
Whereup0n II Ia ordered. by the clerk IN va
cation, that said ,uirndsnis be notified 10y pub
licniion that plaiu.n has commenced n suit
against them IN tn, court the object anil gen.
rrhl nature nf which Ia TO enforce the lien ~ the
state of Missouri for the taxes upon their land,
situated In 1ancy county. Missouri, and to re-
cover the amount NJ tnNs- due ON said landH for
thc year ls'si Aul that unless the said tranl
Town he and hppra. Mt this court, at the urNt
term thereof ~ be begun aud holden al the
court house In the town Of Forsyth, In rAid
county, un the gslh day NJ April. next, uulcss
further time b. given by the court aud answer
or plead Ia the petition IN said cause, The SAM
viii be taken ~ confessed, aud Judgment VIII
be rendered accordingly.
Aud u u further ordered, that copy hereof
be- publl shrl, according To- law, In the Ianey
County Republican, q newspaper published In
said county of Iauny, Tor four weeks succcss-
iyclv. the aktiusrftion 10 Ice M least four week,
before the Iirst ia, NJ said next APRIL tern, Ui
this court i johnson, Circuit CLERK
4 true copy from the record
Witness my habi, aud the seal Of the
isEALl Circuit Ourt Of lAnuy county, the
18th day NJ January, \, u i'-s.
l-iO-2-.s-2 y q johnson. tlicuit clerk.
The Taney County republican., 1902-02-06
NrIrr Of I,nl,llrnLInn.


nngi, %'n 90 " H1" ln"", Ana 'pH f,rT" tTm i! r
The stale ~ Missouri o. tho relation snI 90 the
usruf u u Price, Collector Uf the Revenue
IN AMI Tor said county and state, PlAlntin, w
II n simmons. Defendant
A. THE dny comes the plalntIr herein, by his
h,trfuo,. X & fOri and dies hi- petition and
ulniaat. alleging, among other thns-, that
defendant. II " Siinnons, ir NOT resident o'
the state NJ Missouri
WhcT"lpOn II IL ordered, hN the clerk In Va.
cation. tunt had defendant he uoiiirl hy pah-
lrtliru that plaintin has commenced sui,
against him In this court, Ili0 Dblrri Hnd gcncr-
NJ nature Df which II ~ enforce the lien NJ tt'
stna,rl In 1Ancy county Missouri and to reroy-
ur the amount ~ thIr- due said land. for the
wear I-ti Hni that unless the tsid II II simmons
h. nnl appear Rt this court, At the n"Nt term
thereof 10 br begun and holden n, the court house
In the town ~ Iursyth, In HAii county, On tho
18th las of April next, and On or before tht
first lay of .Aid term, unless further time h'
giyrn hy the court. aud answer ur pluhd tu 81,
petition Ia said cause. the taino Wlll hu taken
u, confessed, and julgmcntNlll be rendered Ac'
cDrlinglY.
Aud IL IN further ordered that copy hcf.o
be- publi,hci according to law, In N" lane,
County Republican, newspaper published II
rnil county u 1ansy, Tor four wruks success
lycly the last Insertion 10 he NJ least four week
hri1fc the ms, day OF said newt April torn q
ilus court, L. JniiN-oS,
Circuit Ilerk
true copy from tho record wiiness my hand
and the scsi Of the Circuit court ~ Ia
lsrALl ne, county. this lIlh day 0i January
igG. J 1 JOnys1S,
l-lb-s-fs-s Girouit tiork.
The Taney County republican., 1902-02-06
Order of Publication.
State Of Missouri. -.
County of Tapry IS

State of Missouri
County oi fancy,
IN the Circuit ourt. April Tcrm, lae
The state uf Missouri. at thc relation AMI 20 The
use ~ u II Price, Collector uf the l,cyenuc
In aud for said county aud statv, flaintil,
Thomas sioakcs and 7. r. Maxwell. Defend
ants
At this day comes the plnluiln hcrcln, by hi.
attorney, Il & Ford, and 1lrs his petition and
RndnVit, alleging, Amung Uthrr things, thai
defendant, Thomas stoakcs and I I Maxwell
ARE no, residents Of the state Of Missouri:
Nhercupnn, VI L. ordered hy the Clerk In va
cation, that ssil defendants b. notified 10y pub
iication that plHiu'in has commenced n sull
against them In this court, the object and gcn-
eral nuture of which y to enforce the lieu OF the
state OF Missouri for the taNcs upon their lanis
situated In lancy county, Missouri and 10 IT..
cover the amount OF taxes due on said lands Tor
the year lS.G; and that unless the said Thomas
stuakrs aud I. I. Maxwell be and appear Of
this court. at the next term thereof, TO be be-
gun aud holden at the court house IN 'hc town
oi Forsyth, In said county. on tho ssth day Of
April, next, AMI on or before the frst day of
said term, unless further time be given by the
court, and answer or plead 10 the petition Ia
said cause, the same will bs taken As confessed,
aud Judgment will be rendered accordingly
And 1t IL further ordered, that n copy hereof
be published, according 10 law, In the 1ancy
County Republican, newspaper published In
faih county of ianey, for four weeks success
lively the last lnsrrtlon to he at least folr weeks
before tho irsl DAY of sAid next April term Of
th.h court. J q. Johnson, Circuit Clerk
\ true copy from the record
Wiiuc,s my hand, and the seal Of the
t,LALl Circuit Court Of fancy Jouuty, this
9Th day of January, !, u. lg!
l.D.2-T-! j. G. Johnson, Circuit Clerk.