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The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
TIE AMALGAMATED WORKERS.
Interesting Report Is Promised for
To-day.

Wheeling, w. Va, April 1.-THE con-
ventlon of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton of Iron and Steel and Tin Workers
spent to-day waiting for the report of
the committee on contested seats. The
committee finished its work in the af-
ternoon and will submit it's report to-
morrow morning. The report will be
one of the most interesting features of
the convention. Committeeman refuse
to disclose its tenor, but there is rea-
son to believe that no change is con-
templated from the compromise and
harmony plan, calculated to make both
factions feel satisfied.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
wAYLAID AND KILLED RIVAL.

Lawson Parker Is Dead at Trinity,
N. c., and Ed sawyer Has Fled.
Trinity, N. c.. April 17.-Lawson
Parker aged II, who was shot last
night by Ed Sawyer, his rival in love.
is dead and Sawyer has fed. Both
Parker and Sawyer are white men Of
good reputation. Parker had escorted
the young lady home from a party
when Sawyer waylaid him in the woods
and shot him.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
Creed Committee Adjourned.

Washington. April 1.-THE Presby-
terrain Greed Revision Committee COM
pleted it's labors to-day and adjourned
The committee agreed unanimously
upon report to be made to the Gem
eral Assembly, which meets in New
York on May Is.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
THREE NEW BISHOPS SELECTED.
For Diocesex of salina, Kan, Homo
lulu md Porto Rico.

Cincinnati, April 17.--At to-day's ses-
sion of the Episcopal House of Bishops,
bishops were selected as follows: Sa-
lima, Western Kansas, Nathaniel Sey-
mour Thomas, rector of the Church Of
Holy Apostles, Philadelphia, son Of
the late Bishop of Kansas: Honolulu
Henry Bond Restarick. rector of ST.
Paurs Church, San Diego, CAL: Porto
Rico, James H. VanBuren, formerly Of
Lynn. Mass. and later OF San Juaa.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
GOOD WORK APPRECIATED.
President Expresses Qualification at
Result of Bells Campaign.

IEes1ucht Expresses Urat1hcnthOn AT
Result of Bells Campaign.
Washington, April 17.-Adjt. Gen.
Corbin has sent the following cable
message to Gen. Chaffee at Manila:
1.-THE Acting Secretary of War di-
reefs me to inform you that the Pres
ident wishes, through you, to express
his qualification and the qualification
of the American people at the result
of the campaign of Brig. Gen. J.
Franklin Bell and the officers and men
of his command. in the Batangas and
Laguna provinces, which eliminated
in the surrender of the insurgent forces
under Malvar, and which will further
extend the territory in which civil gov
eminent is exercised :"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
WANT NO coLoRED WOMEN.
hsas Federation Takes Strong
Action ON Color Question.

'oft Smith, Ark, April 1.-THE Ar
* Federation of women's Clubs
o ~ annual session here. adopted res
I've r''o GA opposing any compromise meas
Wit, which shall leave a 1oophole by
DIM coiored women may be intro-
wo.s u INTO the general federation OF
wi g-nsn clubs" and providing for the
ton pV lava. avail Of the Arkansas organiza-
case ,'o tih the National Federation in
Noiored clubs are admitted.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18

Epinay, Department Of the Seine,
France. April E.-Don Francisco d'As-
Else. the former King of Spain, died
here last night at the age OF so years.
He was expelled from Spain in 1868.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
An Alabama Town Burned out.

Barton, Ala, April 1.-THE whole
business portion of this town, includ-
ing the postoffice, was destroyed by
fire last night. The origin of the fire
is unknown and the loss has not been
estimated.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
his I.ordshin. q

His Lordship Prisoner. you have
the right of challenging any Of the
hry II you desire to do so.
Prisoner Right y'are, guv'nor. I'll
fight that little black whiskered bloke
at the end, il hen step outside.-Tlt-
Bits.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
WILL MEET TAFT AT VATICAN.
Na'hOlic PrcIates Are Posted as to
Friars Land Matter.

washington, April 17.-Archbishop
ireland and Bishop O'Gorman will
PROBABLY leave this country for Rome
IN time to be at the Vatican when
Wv " Taft reaches there on his way to
- raaiiila The prelates are well ad
o oIseu OF the intentions of this gov
1Iihent respecting not only the friars
i io question, but other matters of
hlanportance concerning the relations
pLWSeen the church and state in the
= IN M ppines, so they will be able to
oe wise the Vatican officials in advance
ci,, IoV' Tafts arrival and thereby ia
NiIltate his business.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18

Federation of Labor VIII Give OPP
eratives support.

eratives support.
Washington. April 1.-THE execu-
tive council of the American Fedora
ton of Labor to-day endorsed the
strike of the textile workers of Angus
ia, Ga, and the workers were assured
of support in all efforts made to secure
victory for the strikers and locked-out
people.
The complaint of the w. G. Var
brough Tobacco Company of Rich
mond, Va, was referred to President
Gompers, with power to make an in
vestigation and to endeavor to bring
about adjustment.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
NEW RAILROAD FOR RALEIGH.
Citizens Discuss Plans for Route to
Underwater.

Underwater.
Raleigh, N. c., April IA mass
meeting of citizens was held here to-
night to discuss the plans for new
railroad from Raleigh to tidewater,
passing through the towns of Wilson,
Greenville and Washington, the cost
being estimated at $1,000, 900.
Over $4,000 were subscribed. out of
$4,000 asked for from Raleigh to in
sure the road. The project has strong
backing and the outlook is that the
road will be built.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
FREE ADMISSION FOR AIRsHTP.
santos-DumOnt Finds IL Difficult I'd
obtain This Favor.

Obtn1n THIS FnvOr.
Washington, April I'm Santos
Dumont has made application to the
Treasury Department for the free adj
mission under bond of the machinery
connected with his airship, on the
ground that it is scientific apparatus
The department has replied that under
the showing made it cannot grant his
request, but il he has anything further
to present to show that the machinery is
scientific apparatus under the law, 1t
viii receive consideration.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.
The Ogden Party Will Make It's First
stop Mt Hampton.

New York, April 17.-Another dele
CATION of men interested in Southern
education, similar to that which went
last year, is to start next Monday,
under the guidance of Robert c. Og-
den, for a tour through the south.
The visitors will, on Tuesday, attend
the celebration of the thirty-fourth an
niversary of the foundation of Hamp-
ton Institute of Hampton, Va.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
mindoro.. Insurrection Ended.

Manila. April 17.-Capt. Pitcher has
telegraphed 20 Gen. Wheaton that the
instruction in the Island Of Miudoro
is over.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
Meteor IIr Now ON English Coast.

London, April 17.--Emperor William S
yacht Meteor III, in tow of the steamer
Scotia, passed Prawle Point this morn
ing and anchored off Hythe. Her cap
tain reports all well.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18

Marie EastwicIx VIII Leave English
Prison To-day.

Prison To-day.
London, April 17.-Miss Marie jose
phine Eastwick. OF Philadelphia. who
was sentenced to six months imprison-
ment Nov Is last. after having pleaded
guilty to the charge of forging a one
hundred thousand dollar railroad GER
tificate, will be released tomorrow.
Her health has not been affected by her
confinement in prison.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
THE BERRY HOWARD TRIAL.
Account of Killing of GoebeI Con,
Over Again.

Frankfort, Ky, April 17.--Seven wit
nesses for the prosecution were heard
in the Berry Howard murder case to-
day. They detailed the shooting of
William Goebel, the point from which
the assassin fired and the nature of the
wound on his body.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
satisfactory substitute.-Mrs. Cd,

satisfactory Substitute.-Mrs. Odd:
Mary, where is the whisk broom?
Mary: Why, men, we were all out O.
breakfast food and l had to chop it up
for. Mr.. odds breakfast.-Chicago
Daily News.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-18
FIRST TRAIN OVER G., F. AND A.
Took Load of Fertilizers for Gads-
den County Farmers,

Tallahassee. Fla, April 1.-THE first
train for business over the Georgia,
Florida & Alabama Railroad left
Tallahassee Wednesday afternoon,
with a load of fertilizer from the
Tallahassee Cotton Oil Mill, for the
farmers of Gadsden County, 1t is pre-
dicted that by the first of May trains
will be running over this road, via
Brainbridge to Arlington, Georgia,
distance of about one hundred miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
PRINCE CUPID DRAWS
GOOD H|[0 CROWD

Hllo. Aug. lj.-prinCe Cupid of Ito.
nolum arrived by the Claudine this
week and Immediately got down to
political business with his friends of
whom he counts man scores in this
city. meeting was held yesterday
forenoon in the Hawaiian church In
Puueo. over one hundred prominent
Hawaiians were present and ahalf
dozen speeches were made. David
Ewaliko presided at the meeting and
introduced the Prince.
The speaker briefly reviewed his con.
nection with Hawaiian politics and the
part played by Delegate Wilcox In the
political undoing Of the Hawaiians at
Washington. lie said that he great
est mistake made by Wilcox was in the
beginning, when he forced the Home
Rule party upon the people. He should
have stood for the principles Of either
the Republican or Democratic party.
BY failing to do this. he has led his
people astray and worked for them the
greatest political injury possible.
The Prince said when he came back
TO Hawaii, he went in with the Home
Rulers to do what good he could for his
people. But he had not worked long
with Wilcox until he found him wholly
selfish in all his purposes and utterly
unreliable. He therefore stepped out
Of the Home Rule ranks and was fol
lowed by a large number Of young Ha.
waiians who held the same convictions.
The speaker said II was the desire OF
this younger element TO work along
nOn-partisan lines as much as possible.
They were for men rather than for
any special party name. He urged IIa-
waians TO lay aside race pride and race
antpathies and work for good. com.
petcnt men regardless of nationality.
lie said that Hawaiisns were only in
juring themselves when allowing them
selves to become haole haters.
The Prince was followed by Kekoa
who strongly endorsed all the senti.
mentS expressed. Rev. 5. l.. Desha
also spoke in similar strain. Mr..
| Desha told Of an interview he had with
Delegate Flynn OF Oklahoma who re-
Gently visited in the city. The delegate
, from Oklahoma told Mr.. Desha that as
long as the IIawaiians sent to Wash
ington delegate like Wilcox they can
not hope for any special recognition
/ from Congress. Even though Wilcox
Is delegate for ten years. he will never
do the Hawaiians particle Of good.
Judge Mehaulu was also a speaker.
Today the Prince and party will go to
Puma. returning this evening.
Tomorrow night there will be a mon
ster mass meeting at the Rsh market
at which Prince Cupid ana Senator Ka-
nuha will make addresses. Arrange
ments are also on foot for a big mau
which is being prepared by the friends
OF the Prince.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
Want BOYD WHERE He IS

A meeting OF the Kalihi Hawaiian
Republicans was held out at Kalini
camp last night and at that time a
committee consisting of d. Kekulu, J.
X. Inch and George Kaia was appoint.
ed to wait on Superintendent of Public
Works Boyd for the purpose of repre-.
senting to him the feeling of the Fifth
District Republican voters as to the
proposition of his running for the
Delegateship to Washington.
This committee was instructed 20
say TO Mr. Boyd that the people in the
Fifth consider it to the detriment If
all concerned for him to run for the of.
flee named at this time. They cohsid-
or him the best man that has ever
been in the Public Works Department
at the head OF affairs, and they want
him to remain there.
II is understood that meetings of a
like nature are to be held throughout
the whole Of the Fifth District.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16

came into existence. And when this
convention has passed upon the party
program TO be put before the people
there will he nothing wanting in the
character of the support given its plat
form declarations and its candidate.
And prospects now offer good promise
that the Republicans will enlist to
their support every progressive element
Of the Territory.
A fight for prosperity and business
like administration of public affairs is
the all absorbing topic of Republican
party circles today. This will be the
contest from the formal opening of the
campaign to the close of the polls in
November The Bulletin believes the
party will have the moral and active
assistance OF every man whom Mir.
Nelson has mentioned For the next
ten weeks the Republican rarty of the
Territory of Hawaii will concentrate
its power on working out the saliva
ton of this Territory. 1t can be done
and II the party is guided by the good
judgment, and hard work of which II
is capable. the Republicans will do il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
ONE ISSUE---PROSPBRJTY

AS a result OF letter received by a
Mainland firm and published in the
New York Tribune. Henry LOOMS Mel
son has written a letter to the Boston
Herald which will be read with inter
est as are all Mainland discussions of
Hawaiian affairs. Nelson's views are
always worthy Of attention because OF
his high standing among the newspa-
per writers a Washington and the
high esteem in which he is held by
President Roosevelt.
1t is proper to state, however, that at
the present time the Republican party
OF Hawaii is not bOthering its head
seriously over the Dole or anti-Dole
problem as set forth in Mr.. LOOMS let.
ter. As participant in the somewhat
acrimonious discussion which extended
to Washington last winter the Bulletin
believes 1t can say without fear of sue
cesstul contradiction, that the single
aim and single purpose of Republi-
cans here without regard to faction or
previous condition Of citizenship is to
secure the election OF capable Dele
gate to Congress and a busness-like
Legislature. There is some honest diff
ference of opinion on the best ways and
means to bring this about What issue
should be met or made paramount but
the good intentions OF all branches OF
the party have reached the very gra-
tifying point where universal determi-
nation to win and readiness 10 put
down personal issues are paramount
Party men are willing TO leave the
framing of party issue TO the conven-
tion OF early September which promises
TO be the most harmonious gathering
that has assembled since the party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
WIRELESS TO kauai

f. J. Cross returned from Kauai in
the w. G. Hall this morning after sew
eral days absence during which time
he picked out a location for the cree
ton OF pole for the wireless telegraph
system. After looking around at vari-
Gus places he finally chose spot near
the lighthouse which Is just to the
right of steamers going in TO Nawili-
w'Ii, the landing for Lihue. This place
is about mile away from Nawiliwil,
and Is easily reached by a well trodden
pathwar
Having completed this work. Mr..
Cross returned to Honolulu. leaving
men on the spot to attend to the cree
ton of the pole. In a letter from a
resident Of Nawiliwili this morning.
the following extract Is taken. The
men are hard at work on the pole and
we expect to be able to say how dye
do TO you in about a fortnight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
BIG H|STK CARNIVAL

The big athletic exhibition and fistic
carnival which has been the talk OF
local sporting circles for fortnight
past, takes place at the Orpheum to-
night, the preliminary bouts starting
at $3.50 O'Clock and the big event OF the
evening-the Weday- ten
round match-an hour later All the
fighters were examined this morning
by physician and found to be in per-
feet condition so there is no reason
whatever why the public should not be
treated tonight TO one OF the very best
exhibitions ever seen here. The tick
cts are going very we'll. In fact, a big
house Is anticipated from the present
outlook.
Nothing more can be said about the
various contestants than what has al
ready been said. Both Weday and
Kamisky are being heavily backed bv
their admirers and the contest in which
these two iighteIs are TO take part, will
surely be stubborn throughout.
Great interest is being taken In the
Spider" Jackson-Edwa four round
bout which a great many OF the sports
say will be the most scientific exhibit
ton OF the evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16

The work set in motion by the late
Millionaire Mackay is to give the
United States the American cable it
has sought in the Pacific since the first
days OF cable building. Through the
Pacific Commercial Cable Company the
United states will have all the privi-
leges of a government owned line with
none of the difficulties OF construction
TO worry over. Should Congress in
any moment Of folly refuse to approve
the plan outlined by the President and
the cable representatives,. 1t can be put
down as not wanting a cable Of amy
character,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16

Parker. Prince Cupid. Humphreys.
who are insisting upon availing them
selves Of the power which the grant of
suffrage has given to the easy-going
and easily controlled natives, and il Is
because Dole stands in the way of the
application Of the kind Of political tao
ties thought TO be essential for the pur-
pose of minimizing or destroying this
power. that leading white Republi-
cans are anxious that he should resign
TO be succeeded by man of sterner
and perhaps less honorable stun.
Here is an Interpretation of the let
ter which appears in the Tribune from
Honolulu; the situation in the Islands
Is Of extraordinary interest, and ought
10 be more thoroughly illuminated and
understood in this country, now that
we are entering upon the task OF colo
NAL government So far. the people OF
Hawaii. who drove the Queen OFF the
throne and gave MS the Islands. are
having all the trouble which has fol-
lowed annexation. Some day we may
probably be Obliged TO share the trOu-
BILE with them, but just now the great
sufferers from the annexation of liza.
wall are those who conceived it, com.
PEELED II, and We're for moment happy
over II. Perhaps the President may
yet put an end to the native indignities
and to the threatened danger by remov.
ing the carpetbag judges. SO long rs
they are on the bench. trouble of the
worst kind Is to be feared. He cannot
complete the task begun by the reten,
ton of Dole until he puts an end to the
rule, or influence. of the carpetbaggers
HENRY LOOMS NELSON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16

The conditions promise that the high
priest beyond the sea will find Tie
work of reconciliation IA pudding
i: 4: q
II the Porto Ricans in Hawaii could
be inoCulated with the baCilli of Al ss.
talgia. il Is to he presumed the Boar
OF Heath would not interfere with
the resultant. epidemic. What 4
slump there would be ON the vagran.
Cy bOurse.
e - z
Faith cure devotees fall down hall
way in purporting to follow Biblical
lines. The! repudiate the poultice of
figs ON the kings boil and the plaster
o" damp clay on the blind mans eyes
not to mention the little wine for Tin.
otEy's stomach ache.
4; :: s.
Cutting OF sugar dividends does not
look quite so bad after seeing the
splendid fruits, vegetables and roots
Out OF Hawaiian soil at the recent cN-
hibition. We shall have enough 10
eat If our cup be less sweet.
Il !: -
The dictionaries agree that milk
contains from so to 80 per cent Of Wa.
ter. With an abnormal rainfall in Ho-
nolun and the pumping stations r'm-
ming smoothly. there is no excuse thrS
summer for any dairyman who dely.
ers milk that is not wet enough.
i: - ::
Scdtsmen everywhere have been
pr otesting to the verge of seditious eX.
preston against the Kings title Of
Edward VII. Their objection Is that
he Is the first Edward Of the United
Kingdom, saying they will render no
loyalty to "A sovereign taking his tile
after the proud Edward" of their
netional song the approach" of VIII 'se
"sOwer" meant chains and slavery
Within generation. however, anotn'
er "Geordie" will sit In Charlie 5
chair, and Caledonia's soreness will
be well healed.
Il = Il
Tracy Is dead and now people M
north may take fresh hold on thu
natural expectation of life.
= 4 =
II the rain fell shy of the fields Vi
the unjust, it would be apt to leave
the borders OF the just drouthy. Lille
wise, If the Constitution were not oc
casionally available for the refuge ct
the guilty its aegiS would not h.
broad enough to shelter the innocent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16

Hon. ). NJ. Damons review of the
financial and industrial conditions OF
The Territory is the opinion Of an cX-
pert which can be accepted at home
and abroad as a conservative state
ment OF where Hawaii stands. Mr..
Damon cannot be classed as either a
pessimist or Optimist. lie Is a keen
business man who searches for cold,
unadulterated facts and draws conser-
Vative conclusions accordingly. As he
points out. one of the most serious
problems the Islands have TO contend
with is the constant draft upon the 10
col circulating medium through the
Federal revenue depar, ments. Under
present conditions Hawaii pays high
er price in dollars and cents for Fed
eral protection than any other portion
Of the country, by virtue Of It's failure
TO receive proportional amount OF
Federal expenditures within the Terri,
tory, Mr. Damon is a man who ought
TO be heard from during the session,
of the Senatorial Commission and tn,
Territory would be fortunate indeed il
he could personally put the facts re
garding Hawaii before Congressiona
members unable to make the trip her,
20 see aud hear for themselves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16

King Edward has not only been for
mally crowned. but his health Is such
as to give confidence that he will live
TO reign a good number of years after
the coronation. Thus the CrOaking
soothsayers are put on the back seat
and England goes forward cheerily
giving thanks that God has indeed saw
ed the King.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
A STATEMENT

Editor Evening Bulletin:-As a
newspaper controversy has arisen re-
garding my political faith and believ-
ing 1t TO be my duty to make public
statement regarding the same, will
say that | have never been identified
with any political party, heretofore.
and that at the coming general cleo
tons ! will support the party that the
Portuguese Political Club decides to
support. Hoping that this statement
will satisfy my friends who have a
doubt regarding my motives, am very
respectfully,
NJ. c. PACHECO