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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Democrats OF the Third precinct
have elected d. =. Felt chairman, and
j. H. Haslam secretary. Arthur F.
Barnes viii I'LL up the vacancy In the
county committee.
Judge Fishback Of Wyoming will
make Republican speeches in Utah. Ju-
alb, Salt Lake and Summit counties.
J.U. Eldredge. Jr., has been granted
a leave OF absence from the county
clerks office in order that he may be
able to attend TO his duties as secretary
Of the Republican county committee.
John Arnup has been reelected
chairman OF the Fifth precinct Demo-
Gratis.
Senator Kearns and others will adj
dress a Republican rally at Park City
this evening.
d. d. Houtz OF Provo viii stump for
the Republicans this fall.
Hon. Joseph Howell, Republican
nominee for Congress, will speak at
Heber on Thursday night and may
possibly appear in Davis county the
night after.
Senator c. y. Clark OF Wyoming will
address a meeting In the Provo opera
House on the night Of oct. 81. He will
be assisted by Hon. John Henry Smith.
On the nth Senator Clark will speak
IN Cache county, assisted by Senator
kearns, and on the 22nd he Is billed to
deliver an address at Mant.
The Republican county committee IL
now ensconced In It's new headquarters
on State street.
Nat Thomas. captain Of the Demo-
cratic life-saving crew. has begun a
tour Of the state In the interest OF that
feature Of the campaign.
The first certificate OF nomination OF
the legislative and county nominees
was filed today In the county clerks
office by Secretary Sloan Of the Demo-
cratic county committee. II contains
the names OF all the nominees Of the
recent Democrats convention,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
Judge Cornish Throws Some Light
On the Steps to be Taken,
ZINES AND STEAMSHIPS.
cope Of Company Thereby Enlarged
So That II May Engage In
Other Enterprises

Judge William ID. Cornish vice presi-
ent Of several Of the Hartman lines,
nd Secretary Alexander Millar Of New
ork, Judge Kelly and Auditor Eras-
rs Young Of Omaha, Vice President
IL. ii. Bancroft and a member of the
RECON Short Line legal department
ere closeted in the directors room OF
lie Short Line this morning In con-
lltation over matters connected with
ie regular stockholders and the spec
] meetings which are called for to"
orrow and Thursday.
Judge Cornish was seen this afternoon
e stated that he was glad to get west
Ice more aud as soon as he had COM
leted the necessary work that falls
his lot in. connection with his an
nal visits to Utah that he would go
J to California with Mrs, Cornish ana
,vel In the luxury Of vacation.
Coming down to the object Of his VS.
here he stated that there was abso-
tely nothing to give out at this time
hjch would be of interest 10 the gem
al public. He then went on TO state
lat the reports that the Oregon Short
Inc was going into the steamship bus
ess were. to say the least, somewhat
.emature. I've already now operate
line Of steamers, or rather the 0. H..
N. does" he declared with smile,
ind is losing money on it. There Is
ID prospect that the Short Line Will
)erete pny steamers"
|, He then proceeded TO explain that the
,ecial meeting had been called for
e purpose of amending the charter
A the company SO as to provide for
esent and those CONTINGENCIES that
Z ight accrue in the future. Ii was the
tentlon. he said. TO have done this
II year h,,t the mattar was oyerIook
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ADJUSTMENTS.

c. 49,, .,.,-
NV"'VtV"'' poi's ''e'' NV '''''"'s
populatoh OF the CITY iast night gave
itself up TO entertainments The con-
seo,ienee was thar tho Tahernacla ron
car and the tvo nlacas az amuse.
ment the Theater ana tbe Grand
were heavily attended Tho Theater he
inn thronped from orchestra m third
pallerv ana the Grand hordlv having
breathing snace.
-
Tho Tabarnacla hold nm oudiance NJ
600 or z 000 neonle who were reward
ed by listening IN ono of the rarest
and most deIiphtfnI concerts Thai Has
been heard In Tho building for a ,any
time mast Miss Emma I.uov Gates Ma,
The star Of tbe ocrasIon ana she Mad
sometbInp liko a dozen numbers ,o van
dor THE hly Imnression abe made IN,
the same bu,ldInp some ,oonths ayo
was more than dunlicated last night
Her rendition of tha more d,fIIcult nn,n.
hers created n positive furore and tha
beo,itIful "peari of Rrazil !" which sb.
introduced In "rbe JolIv NIuslteteer !"
was he feature Of the night II would
have been IGNORED had n MT been Inc
closing number on Tho prorram and
even then a, bip section of tho audience
remained in ne coat and trIed Ia call
her hock Next m his number her
hest work was done IN SThe ViIlanellea
in which shc ala Soma rave execution
pelnp called bock abe seated herself
M tha piano ana in delIebtfnl nncon.
sciousness that dComIng Thro, M.
Rve'i was IN no rendered loter nv tle
male quartet sbe wnrbled through the
ballad In dainty fashion much fo the
cnnsternatIon NJ The four gentlemen
singers In tho background Her serles
~ songs hv ChamInoda were oynnlaite-
ly done and the familiar Annie
LAURIE had n bic retention.
Mics Gates was heautIfully sunporteh
Inv the full choir which was heard n,
- ~ -" '"v''' $3.50 40 %" ="
,.Tyh,mnho, Nlsycb sror, namosc, "' !,
tsor on nnrora tha choir ga,e tho nohlA
anthem "proiee W. the Lord "
Tbe Aebwor,b Post pohtnsor ana
soiirae roIe niartot di6 come hean'
tiful sineing and had tyo encoree n,
tnnd,,ion of on ingonioue orrongemen,
NJ nCo,,irg Tbro, tha Do, . ,vas anat,
AM NJ ,,nr,oiian ~ -. ~
coii ,or IT.. nrga, ,nr, , go 49, ao,.
inr o oo ~ ,nro "" ",',s,. ",rh NIL
,Ia,tng - ,na ,'IntoSe au,sne '' is ~, ~"
porS,r,31, ,rb,oh NV h ,,,ee'1, WV
~, ntae ,,.,, hope ~ W enet
~ w." T %as.ni, WI onig s hihl ,ito
,asl,,a,,o ~, a e. ie. n,.il u.o' ~
~. VH''sUn, w iulNg II WI pe uolHs us
n NJ NY W ue sIeat nnus,olan' MT
'e.,a" "' or, aoyon'palieq through
w. anu ~ ine rear oI i1razli Sc
teu,,on, "au.u MISS yates penuuluily
WIN .ne luz s'9p oullgato; Inc con-
w vas ,Ieal IN ,ensth as the audience
Sas u,s'','sseu oy ~ o'clock Mt'
es ~, "aluieu everytnlng WIN cell
SliS, anu ior an the arrahgementS-
UditluB lue frequent announcements
he Is enutieu 10 our iuu thanks
,r,
lheIe IN oniy one Word IN our IAN
suase tlat 1oes iuil justice TO an en-
terlalnInent IKE tnat seen az the thea-
w., wr iasl nlsnt ana that Word Is rot
ne mouse was damned ana the upper
part OF lOared, there Is no galnsay-
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NOTICE TO MISSIONARIES.
Those Called TO Evening Course viii
Report Wednesday Night,

An missionaries that have been called
by letter Of the First Presidency TO take
the evening missionary course at the
l.atter-day Saints University, will
please report at Barratt Hall on
Wednesday evening. Oct s. at 1:31
O'Clock The night class Is intended
to include those only who cannot attend
the day course, The sessions of the
evening class will be- held each Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday evening in
Bgrratt Hall from 1880 to o'clock.
klder Benjamin Goddard has been en-
gagged IS the teacher. We urge that
those called be prompt and regular in
attendance and that they be present at
the opening session on Wednesday
evening
SEYMOUR r. YOUNG.
In behalf Of the First Council Of Sew
cnty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
LOUISIANA ELDERS,
Net and Had a Hearty Hand Shake
New Officers Chosen.

Elders who had labored In the Louis
lana conference Of the Southern States
mission met yesterday afternoon IN
room 1Ol OF the Latter-day Saints uni
versity building and enjoyed a hearty
hand-shake and spent a pleasant half
hour in renewing acquaintance, after
which the resignation of President
Sven l.. swensen and secy. Palmer
Sharp were accepted, a vote Of thanks
being rendered these officers for their
good work during the past three and a
half years. r. Il. Caldwell Of salt Lake
was chosen president of the assocla-
ton with G, Il. Jones Of Provo as vice
president and r, NJ. Weller Jr., OF Salt
Lake az secretary. There will be a re-
union Of the Louisiana conference Ell
ders in April next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
SPIKE AND RAIL.

IA. Foley. general agent for the III
IL Central, left for Boise this mora
on business trip.
rhe tentative plan Of the Southern
ciflc directors TO Issue S25,00O,0OO
nds FOR improving the system. has
IN abandoned.
I IL on the cards that Pocatello VIII
We n new depot commensurate With
Importance as railroad junction
d center.
he contract for the grading OF the
pntana Railroad companys extern
n from Harlowtown 10 Lewiston, a
lance Of 81 miles. has been let to the
an Construction company.
Judge Cornish Is decidedly pleased
n the new headquarters OF the ore
! Short Line. II viii be recalled that
en- he was here before he arrived two
Us after the big fire.
thief Clerk Robinson. who succee Is
and Smith In the office OF the gem
4 superintendent of the Rio Grande
ftttf III otts No. " III ANNll
ids and getting further acquainted.
ieorge II. Dodge, general agent oi
d. 4 X. q. freight department, Is "A
sst at the Knutsford en- route east
m a business trip TO Butte. Mr..
Age is well known In this city where
has host Of friends.
low comes the Denver Times with
announcement that Mr.. Faithorn Of
Alton will succeed Edward Diokir-
'as general manager OF the Union
cific. In the meantime Salt Lakers
re a guess coming. despite the fac.
Messrs. Burt and Dickinson have
h denied the purported changes,
TENDERS OF the executive committee
the Western Passenger association
rted In Chicago yesterday a move
Mt looking to putting in effect low
,nist rates throughout the western
ritory. With the committee meet a
imittee of the Southwestern asocia-
Rand plan for extensive coloniza-
In the west and southwest was dis
sed. A general meeting was called
Thursday to discuss details
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
HORN SILVER ANNUAL,
Directors Were Elected Officers WIN
Visit Property This Week.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Horn Silver Mining com.
pany was held in this city this morning.
and the following directors were elect.
ed; Allan c. Washington, Juan NJ.
ceballos, Theo. b, Moore, p r. Farms.
worth, VIM. II. Britton, James Sham.
John Sharp. At the meeting S4S3t5
shares Of the capital stock Of the com.
pany were represented
The directors Immediately Organized
with Mr.. Washington. president. MIR.
Ceballos. vice president Ambrose /.
Harrison, secretary and treasurer ana
p T. Farnsworth general manager.
The company paid no DIVIDENDS dur
Ing the last fiscal year owing 10 the
practical closing down Of the property
necessitated by excessive ore treatment
charges
on Thursday evening Messrs Wash
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
SECOND DIVORCE SUIT.
Elizabeth Ridge Files Two Actions
The Past Four Months.

For the second time within four
months, Elizabeth Ridge has filed suit
for divorce against her husband, John
I. Ridge, on ground Of failure to sup
port. The complaint alleges that the
parties were married, in Middlesboro,
Eng. July 2, 1887, and that they had
one child as issue of said marriage.
Plaintiff asks the custody Of this child
and requests also that she be restored
to her maiden name, Elizabeth Isaac.
and that she be awarded Judgment In
the sum of $50 as attorneys fees, s25
as suit money. and reasonable
amount as alimony. The first com
plant for divorce, as stated. was filed
four months ago. but an agreement was
reached and the suit dismissed The
reason for Its renewal at this time Is
accounted for by the fact that the de-
PENDANT failed to comply with the terms
of the contract,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
ROMNEY CASE SET.
Preliminary Hearing on Charge OF
Murder viii Take Place Nov. 10.

This afternoon Judge w. II. King and
Attorney j. NJ Hamilton appeared be-
fore Judge Tanner and asked that the
case Of Miles W, Romney, charged with
the murder of Harry Strong, be set for
Nov. 10. The arrangements were fin
ally made and the case set for that
date.
1t VIII be merely a preliminary hear
ing, but will probably occupy at least
two DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
HEWLETT BROS. CO.,
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN SHOOTING.
Prof Wade Attempts to Kill Himself
While Suffering from Fever.
Especial to the News. .,

ISFcCIdI 10 inc NtWS ]
Ogden. Oct. 7.-Prof. George l.. Wade,
principal of the Mountford school, and
one OF the most prominent of Ogden's
young men, secured a revolver at his
home this afternoon, while suffering
from deirlum, as the result Of typhoid
fever, and shot himself, 1t Is feared,
fatally. Mr.. Wade has been suffering
from a severe attack OF the fever, for
some time, and was being nursed at his
home on Washington avenue and Sew
enteenth street. At a late hour this
afternoon he was still alive, but IN a
very critical condition.
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-
WANT To BIC DRUGGISTS.
State Board of Pharmacy Considering
Applications,

Tho state board Of pharmacy Is in
session today In the board Of health
Offices for the purpose Of examining ap-
plicants for pharmaceutical certificates.
Only FIVE applicants presented them
selves for examination, which Is the
smallest number the board has exam
ined at any session for number Of
years.
Oscar G.. Moline, Walter H. Johnson
and George A. Vlzarlan OF this city,
William G., Friday Of Colllnston, and
Mr. Brown Of Spanish Fork are the APP
plicants being examined. The MEM
bers OF the board present ERE b. II.
Ritter Of Logan. pr Cook OF Beaver.
G. II. Mccoy and j l.. Franken Of this
city,
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RECKLESS DRIVERS.
Two of Them at Murray Have Finally
Been Arrested.

John Rock and Gene Thomas were
arrested at Murray yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Mauss and landed In
the Murray jail on the charge Of recl-
less driving. After being confined be-
hind the bars for short time Thomas
decided that he would make the city
pay dearly for his incarceration, so he
proceeded TO have a rough house all by
himself, ana smashed every piece Of
furniture in the jail He broke all the
windows, the cot, stove, electric light
globes, and smashed things up general
ly.
In addition to the charge Of reckless
driving he viii now have to face the
more serious charge OF wilful destruc-
ton OF Jail property, which Is a felony
and punishable by Imprisonment In the
state prison not exceeding two years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
QUINQUENNIAL SESSION.
Second Gathering of the Kind - Res
Election Of officers.

The second qulnQuennial meeting Of
the officers Of the National woman's
Relief society convened at 2 O'clock
yesterday and adjourned 10 meet later
In the afternoon. the session being
called to Ssder by President Bathshe
ba w. Smith. After prayer by DR..
RomanIa b. Pratt, Mrs T.. II. Wells
read the minutes OF the previous meet
Ing FIVE years since, and gave a list OF
the deaths Of members Of the board,
who had died in the 1--WE years. An
election took place. which resulted in
replacing all the previous officers ex-
cepting five. The board now consists
Of the following, Mrs Bathsheba w.
Smith, Mrs. Annie T. Hyde. Mrs. Ida
Dusenbury, Mrs +. b. Wells. Mrs.
Clarissa S. Williams. Mrs. Jane s.
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Richards, Mrs s. ]. Cannon. Mrs. M.
|. Horne, Mrs. Roumania Il. Pratt, Mrs,
Susan Grant. Mrs. NJ. A. Cannon, Mrs.
Emma s. Woodruff. Mrs. Julia l..
Smith, Mrs Emily s. Richards. Mrs.
Ellis Il. Ship. Mrs. Julia p. NJ. Farms
worth, Mrs, Elizabeth j. Stevenson.
Mrs. Phoebe Y. Beatie, Mrs. Carrie 5,
Thomas, Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne, Mrs
Annie w, Cannon, Mrs. Priscilla L.
Jennings. Mrs. Margaret A. Calne.
Auditor w. s. Beatle's report was
read and accepted, and the body adj
jOurned 10 meet In 1907.
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WITH DEADLY WEAPON.
Walter Moore Is Held for 0nense at
Murray.

The preliminary hearing Of Walter
Moore, who Is charged with assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to
do bodily harm upon the person OF John
W. Russell, was concluded before Jus
tlce Mcmillan Of Murray late yesterday
afternoon, and the defendant was
bound over to the district court under
bonds In the sum of 81 1000. Moore
furnished the required bond and was
released from custody The ofiense was
committed about a week ago In Rus
sells restaurant at Murray. Asst
County-Atty. Irvine prosecuted the
case and Ray Van Colt defended this
prisoner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
WHERE Is JAMES DOWDELL?

Mayor Thompson received commu-
nication today from Edgar McCabe Of
A. West One hundred and twenty-ei nth
street. New York City. lnquiring as to
the whereabouts of James Dowdell of
the firm of Dowdell & Wright, mine
owners and operators of Salt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
SCHRAMM, o. D..
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DESERET AND SALT LAKE AGRI.
cultural and Manufacturing Canal COM
pany, Principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF assessment Nc.
three (S), levied on the 18th day Of
August, 1902, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07

reading rooms, or an average Of 2Ol
per day The library was open q days
during the month, and the number OF
visitors daily II estimated at 800.
The board condemned "a worn out
books and also 10 volumes from houses
infected with contagious diseases and
ordered them destroyed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
DO YOU EAT

Heartily and enjoy Il, or does your food
lay heavy In the stomach. causing Maui
sea, Belching, Heartburn and Sick
Headaches II II does, try a dose OF
Hostetters stomach Bitters before
each meal. II will tone up the stom-
ach, stimulate the digestive forces and
cure these ailments. which IL allowed
to continue will develop into chronic
dyspepsia. Try II today and notice the
Improvement.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearngs amount.
eu 10 M2i,Osl.iI. as against SSOi elIS G
ior lhe same day last year
Inc Washington Life Insurance oon,.
pahy has decided on entering this aeld
ana Mr.. Mahlon II. Krlebel is here fror,
rortlahd to open headquarters. Roth
olah ana wyoming win be embtaceJ
IN his territory.
The Home Fire Insurance oomporv
mas settled, for the South JORDAN
hlll fire, paying S6,5296i. The bulldno
'as insured for $3.50 and the macbin,
cry for $500, with $500 on the sto1k
e' wheat and -four The remainder NJ
me insurance was on a small bulldmc
adjoining the mill The loss figured op,
Sl5s2.ll' The mill is being rebuilt nj
an expense Of $4,000,
The directors Of the Deseret Nation.
AZ bank met this afternoon. and deoiar.
ca per cent regular dividend ana
| per cent extra dividend. vbl IA
makes dividends amounting TO 10 nor
cent for the three quarters Of the wear
The grounds committee of the Tint.
Verslty regents met this afternoon. and
audited number of bills.
81
ii. c. Hoffman and wife and ]. "
Bowers and wife have transferred ia
Edward NJ. Ashton. for consideration
OF $llOOO, lots | TO %, block /. and lots
l to 20 block 2, all IN North Columbia
subdivision Of lot ), block I 5-acre plat
A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07

The monthly Friday meeting OF the
High Priests Of the Sal. Lake stake Of
Zion will be held In the Assembly hall.
Friday. Oct. 10. 1902,
DAVID MCKENZIE.
President.
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PENSION FOR MARTIN NADEL.

Especial 10 the "News.)
Washington D. c.. oct. IA PEN
sion has been granted Martin Nadel,
Salt Lake. Sc.
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Tonight

If your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07

Going out OF Crookery Business. Sell.
ing Cheap.
II. DlNWOODEY FURNITURE &C.
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your dl,
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work. This has
been the experience Of others; il
will be yours. HOOPS PILLS an
sold by all medicine dealers. Is eta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07

ington and Farnsworth and perhaps
others of the directorate will visit the
property, after which the smelling and
zinc propositions will be discussed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07

rodays local bank clearlngs amount.
eu 10 A2iOsl AZ. as against ssOi, gliS G
Tor the same day last year
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Ssj(gjgj sjlg:5S:1SssjVgNEM5yMMMs
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the grounds committee Of the Uni
Verslty regents met this afternoon. and
audited a number of bills.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-08
new WOOlenns
GEO. A. MARTIN, Tailor, Boston Building,
new STEAMSHIP co. y
MAKES ITS PLANS
Continued from mage ~

$4,000 tons dead weight, which Is the
largest tonnage " any one company
under the American flag.
1t will. of course, take us quite "A
little while before such large service
will be able to have everything run
ming smoothly. but we expect TO end
BY having all the vessels of the line
running on a uniform schedule.
"That the vessels can be run on uni
form schedule time can be seen from
the fact that, of the last two OF our
steamers which made the voyage from
New York to San Francisco, the one
made the run in 81 days and the other
in 81 days. 10 hours.
During my stay here have been
making the necessary arrangements
with regard to the local service. These
are now practically completed and
have been done so in very satisfac.
tory manner This Is my third trip to
Honolulu and | expect to come here
again about once year.
Il am very fond of this place and
have made many friends to that these
trips, even IL they are on account OF
business, will be a great pleasure to me
and always look forward with pleas.
urc to visit to this beautiful country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-08
FROM THE AUTHOR.

Editor Evening Bulletin:-I notice
Oh the editorial page of this mornings
Advertiser a communication under the
caption, viii Harris BE Knitted,
which shows once more the folly of
rushing into print with grievance
that comes OF personal bias mixed
with the beautiful tenets of the Gle
ment to which "Vindex" evidently be.
longs.
II this anonymous scribhler will take
the time and turn to the Advertiser OF
the 18th of March he will find publish.
ed therein the proceedings Of the
Home Rule Executive sncctlng held
the previous evening, part of which
proceedings being the adoption OF the
platform which the Advertiser OF date
above mentioned prints in full.
II Is the only platform the Home
Rule Party has for the Fourth District
election and was written February
22nd. the spirit moving thereto after
reading the farewell address OF the
man whose birth the day commemo-
rates.
If "VindeX" will call on me will
show him the original rough draft of
the document. With the lovely row
that Is now on in the Republican Camp
have nothing to do and would not
write this communication but to vim
dictate the ability Of the Home Rule
Party to do its own thinking aud writ
ing.
JOHN EMMELUTH.
Honolulu. March 3. 1902.