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private yards the reform in business
methods cannot be longer protracted, and
the bureaus could be reduced from eight
to six, thereby increasing the efficiency
and reducing the expense of the navy.
The Bureau of Equipment is an incOn-
gruous establishment. 1t has charge OF
the purchase and care Of coal, cOmpasses
and cooking utensils. the manufacture OF
rope. anchors. cables. rigging. sails and
galleys 1t has charge Of the Naval OO-
servatory, Nautical Almanac, Hydro
graphic Office. and also fnstalls and
maintains electrical appliances on board
ship The chief of that bureau has
cudgeIed his brains for two years to de-
wise a wireless telegraph system different
from those of Marconi and Darcy, but
has evidently given it up, as the German
system is now being introduced IN our naval
vessels after a delay Of two years AS an
offset however, he has selected a stand
ard plated-ware table set and decided that
unplated knives are preferable to the
plated. article. These diversified functions
are now to be given over TO other bu-
reaus. where they properly belong, and
the time is not far distant when the Bu-
reau of Construction viii absorb the Bu-
reau of Steam Engineering. the former to
be known as that of Shipbuilding and
Materials and in conjunction with the
Bureau of Ordnance constitute the manu-
featuring establishments or the navy.
The injuries to the battleshiD Massa-
chusetts cruiser Olympia and gunbCat
Scorpion. sustained last month. are more
serious than first reported and it will re-
duire considerable more time and money
to repair the damage The Massachusetts
is in dock at the New York navy yard.
where the removal of the bottom plates
shows that transverse frames and lOngi-
tudinaIs have been pushed UP and twisted
for a. long distance. This VIII necessitate
much labor to the inner bottom and
cause an expense of about 100000 The
famous cruiser Olympia is in dock at Nor
folk: new plates will have 10 be put IN
for q. distance of ninety-six feet along the
starboard bottom and for fOrty-five feet
on the port bottom. The repairs TO the
Scorpion at the New York navy yard,
originally estimated at $4,000, will be dou-
HE the expense and consume two months
time. No court of inquiry has as yet
been ordered in the case OF the SCORPION
which is commented upon by naval ON
GERS as establishing a new precedent ana
contrary 10 the navy regulations
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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When Tt Is Free of Dandruff, Tt
Grows Luxuriantly.

Hair preparations and dandruff cures.
as a rule, are sticky or irritating affairs.
that do no earthly good. Hair when not
Dandrum is the cause of nine-tenths of
all hair trouble, and dandruff is caused
by a germ. The only way to cure dan
druff is to kill the germ; and so far the
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ is Newbro's Herpicfde-
absolutely harmless, free from grease
1t allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the
cause, you remove the effect" Sold bv
leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit
Mich.
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time, and the essayst predicts that wonderful
of the will be found there in the least expected
places. OF the probability OF gold production arti-
hcialy he has little expectation, saying: "The
achemist has tried for to initiate the process of
nature and to manufacture gold by ransmutation of
baser metals. He has never succeeded nor is there
much hope that he will Gold is distinct goal Of
certain process of time 1t is utmost complexity per-
fected into irreducibic simplicity fruit which only
ripens on the ramifed tree of the ages"
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

Emperor Francis Joseph has created a European
sensation by refusing emphatically grant the de-
mands OF the Hungarian army. He is to be congrat-
ulaed that at least he has his national back yard be-
tween him and the disgruntled generals The death
OF Alexander and Draga and the predcament OF Peter
are lessons which nonarchs learn without difficulty
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Russia and Austria, it is said will probably occupy
Macedonia to prevent clash between Bulgaria and
Turkey and to save the slaughter of Christians And
we have been trying for weeks to discover how the
unspeakable Turk was to be driven out of Europe
Our speculation will be to determine the revised
maps OF Austria and Russia
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through whom to place her adequately and
avorably before the world In recent massacre Of
Jews the report reads that four Christians and two
Jews killed 1t always we'll to tell your story
before the other fellow has chance to do So as
hree-quarters of the battle is won if your opponent
forced on the defensive.
A Federal expert whose word, based upon pains
taking investigation, cannot be gainsad says with
reproach that simply are drinking labels when we
think we drinking foreign wines Has he forgot
ten the American axiom that nothing is but thinking
makes it so? We are trained to believe that anybody
who cheat an American deserves his triumph.
Hawaii is herself again Her threatened lapse into
monotonous responsibility has been safely passed and
the reputation she has justly earned has been saved
She held political convention the other day and
conducted it only to the accompaniment OF the most
serious disturbances. We have glad hopes for some
thing more startling.
The practice of mstaking poison for medicine and
in the ninstration OF the substitute killing the pa
tent seems to be drifting rapidly into national
characteristic. 1t is habit that might most easily
be discouraged by the enacton of penal laws Care
essness is than maliciousness as it Injuries both
persons affected.
The death of Johnson Sides the Pute Indian peace
maker, removes from life man essentially brave and
good and worthy of the best thoughts of his genera
ton. The lesson he taught may be conned to better
advantage by white than by the simple people of
his blood His message was to act the golden
rule.
Robbers entered the Santa Barbara express office
the other day. found the combination to the safe con-
veniently in drawer and rifed the vault OF all its
cash When the society for the encouragement of
vice ever meets Santa Barbara should be the unani
nous choice of the convention for the place Of as
semby.
Kentucky has reached desperate and utterly
pected crisis in her political and social affairs Her
predcan1ent appeals to the humanity of her fellow
States. One of her distinguished murderers start
ling example for many, has threatened to confess.
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Townsend's California glace fruits and
candies SOC a pound, in artistic fire
etched boxes. A nice present for Eastern
friends. ms Market St, above Call bldg
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Special information supplied daily to
houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's) 23O Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1O42.
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Ask for TIE CALL. The Operator Will Connect
You With the Department You Wish.
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Kentucky has reached desperate and utterly unex-
pected crisis in her political and social affairs. Her
predcament appeals to the humanity of her fellow
States. One of her distinguished murderers, start
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
MORE FAKIR's IALsHHoOD.

1t is very interesting to note how the
morning press writhes under the Bull
letin's complete exposure of its Davis
Allen fake dispatch from Portland,
Oregon. II now intimates that the dis
patch was received by local lawyer
and turned over to the paper for pub
LEGATION. II this were true naturally
the lawyer would not care to have his
name made public. There is every rea-
son to believe that this also is a false
hood following the fake.
If such dispatch were received in
this city, il would be a very easy mat
ter for the morning fakir to publish
copy of 1t, without giving the name
Of the lawyer" to whom II was adj
dressed. 1t would also be very easy
matter with the lawyers" consent to
obtain statement from the cable
company whether such a dispatch was
transmitted over its line-without Civ
ing the name Of the lawyer" for pub
LEGATION. There are plenty Of means
by which the authenticity of the dis
patch" could be proved without weav-
ing continuous line Of falsehoods TO
Justify the fake.
Apparently to justify its taking the
morning press further attempts TO
charge the Bulletin with being engaged
In the same business. And again II
falls into the pit of its own folly. No
one will he more surprised than c. NJ.
rnnlya .. from, fhn AIuapf igats
that the Bulletin secured from him a
copy of the fire claims bill or any other
bill which a special cable to the Bull
letin announced as having passed Con.
gress. This paper will gladly furnish
any interested person a complete file
since the cable was landed that he may
search It for any fire claims dispatch
of several hundred words published
as coming from its Washington cores
pendent or any other Mainland source,
What the morning press is probably
driving at is special to the Bulletin
on January stating that the Senate
Coinage Bill had passed the House
Securing a copy OF the Senate bill-not
from G. NJ. Cooke-the Bulletin very
properly made II a part Of the dispatch
for the more complete information Of
its readers. This method Of handling
the dispatch is thoroughly in keeping
with legitimate newspaper enterprise
and the fact that the Advertiser did not
get copy of the bill till IL had been
published in the Bulletin is evidence
that its woe was due entirely 10 being
behind the times.
Under the circumstances the only
thing left the morning press in discus
sion of it's fake Davis-Allen dispatch
is to admit the utter falsity of its con-
lention and vote itself hight rank in
the cheerful idiot class.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
WAS It ANDRES ship

Vancouver, b. c., Aug. 1l.--What is
believed to be a relic OF the il.starred
Andre balloon expedition TO the Forth
Pole was brought to Vancouver by q
returned prospector and miner, who
has spent the last four years in the
vilds Of the Mackenzie basin and 9th.
er districts OF the unknown North.
both east and west of the Rocky noun.
tains.
A. b. Keller, who four years ago set
out by way Of Edmonton to follow tho
great water courses of the Mackenzie
river to the Arc circle. arrived in this
city today and brought with him a por,
ton of silk, such as was used by An
DIRE In the construction OF his balloon.
heeler tells In q most interesting man.
ner how the precious little three.cor.
nered fragment came into his posses
sion.
He and one companion were OF the
headwaters OF the Mackenzie river
and decided to leave the route ordinar'
lily travelled and strike due west to the
unexplored regions under the shadow
OF the Rockies. After some days Of
rough and painful progress they al
last reached a sort Of valley or inclos.
ed plateau not far from the mountains
and right under the Arctic circle.
Here they met some Indians, who in.
vited them to their village, which was
in the plain, but which had never
been visited by white men before. The
Indians, by signs and otherwise, made
It clear that they had never seen a
white man but once before. Though
the two explorers were unable to un,
derstand a word of the dialect spoken
by the red men, and the latter could
not, OF course, understand them, II was
at last made evident that these isolat.
ed Indians had seen a white man, and
that under such extraordinary circum,
stances that II was a lively recollec.
ton 10 them,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
A ROAD EXPERIMENT
OIL IS BEING USED
On WAIKIKI ROAD
"A GREAT SAVING OF EXPENSE
SHOULD SUCCESS BE MET
WITH - OIL VERY
CHEAP.

Road Supervisor c. d. Wilson is just
now conducting an experiment ON the
Waikiki road near the old Hopkins
switch Of the Tramways company
which promises all manner of good
things.
A section Of the road has been COW
cred to the regulation height with coral
material from the Diamond Head quar-.
ries and over the top OF this has beer
spread coating of fuel oil such as is
kept at the lwilei tanks. There has
been but one coating, the recent rains
having prevented the spreading of the
other two coats considered by the ex-
perts to be Necessary. Mr.. Wilson had
the following to say about the matter
today:
1T is only with sandy coverings that
the oil process can be used; therefore,
the material we get from the Diamond
Head Quarries is peculiarly suited to
our purposes.
I'VE have covered 500 square feet
with one coating Of crude oil heated
by steam to the proper temperature and
we were about to apply the other two
coats when the rains descended and
further progress was made impos-
sible.
1T is said that where oil has been
used on sandy surfaces such as We have
on the Waikiki road, the need OF ma
cadam is done away with and the peo-
pie are given roads that are similar TO
asphaltum roads.
After three applications Of oil, II is
claimed that a road may be left for a
whole year without being touched. The
material is bound together by the oil
and we have firm but soft road that
never produces dust. no matter how
windy il may be and that is always free
from the ruts such as you find in the
IOrdinary streets and roads.
If the experiment We are now con-
Quoting should prove success. the ex-
pense of keeping up the roads will he
very much lessened for, as you see. the
expense Of sprinkling daily will be
done away with In every place where
oil is used, This fuel oil is very cheap
and our figures are that u gallon will
cover effectively a square yard. The
section out at Waikiki which we are
now experimenting on Is 500 square
feet.
IF We find that our efforts are
crowned with success, we will get a
great deal OF material for the roads
from the Diamond Head quarries and
we will use some OF our road rollers TO
bring II In, This will save the mules,
One ROAD roller could bring In six or
seven carts at once"
Mr. Wilson has all the latest publ
cations on the subject Of oil on the
streets ana roads Of various places aud
n following out the exact directions
therein contained, Even the tompers'
lurc NJ the oil Ii watched With the ysIy
creates VI care,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
CHASE AFTER SOLDIER
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lateness OF the hour They tried to
force him. but. aided by Black he was
able TO resist them.
The soldiers then went of. 4 little
later, Moody and Black left for town
IN Rapid Transit car. They noticed
that one OF the soldiers got on the car
with them. He got of after riding q
short distance. giving Moody the i'm
preston that he just wanted to assure
himself that they were really going TO
town.
Moody's suspicious were aroused.
His place has several times been raid.
ed and he was now sure that there was
something doing.
Getting off the car, he and Black
started back for the saloon when they
saw a hack going in their direction.
Dan Vida was in the hack. They rode
with him to the saloon.
AS soon as they arrived at the sa'
loon, they saw four soldiers coming
out from behind the house. Three OF
them were carrying bottles. The
fourth had q box containing about If
teen bottles of beer. They were run
ming towards the park. Moody, Black
and Vida pursued them, Moody firing
his revolver. The man who carried
the box was captured. The other
there soldiers threw away their bottles
they were carrying and made good
their escape.
The captured man was taken into
the saloon, where he was when Re
near, the reporter and. little later
Chillingworth, and McDufiie arrived
Chillingworth sent McDufiie and Re
near over to Camp Mckinley to see II
they could find the three men who es
capped. a telephone message was sent
for the patrol wagon.
While the Deputy was awaiting the
arrival of the wagon, the prisoner
made a daring and successful escape.
He bears the distinction of being the
first prisoner who has ever escaped
the custody OF the Deputy Sheriff.
The Deputy was in no way 10
blame. The man certainly made fine
exhibition OF daring. The men guard.
ing him were armed and he took big
chances.
Chillingworth was busy examining
the place and getting evidence from
Black and Moody. 1t was found that
side window had been taken out com
pletely after the putty had been cut
away all around the pane.
The Deputy was sitting at one side
Of the room talking with Black and
Moody. The reporter was guarding
the back door and Dan Vida the front.
The prisoner had been in the room
about half an hour when he made his
escape. lie had been chatting amiably
with Vida, denying his guilt, Vida
turned his back on him for a second,
but that second was enough for the
prisoner, Like fash Of lightning he
dashed through the swinging doors
and tore down the room, ChillingwOrth
and the reporter rushed after him f.
The soldier had a fair start and was
aided by the almost total darkness "A
be- turned In among the trees VI the
park both his pursuers opened fire on
him but the shots probably took M
onoCt
seeing that further pursuit was use
less th'y went 10 Camp Mckinley,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

where they Joined Renear and Nc.
Duflie. Moody also came to the camp.
Lieut.. Behr, the officer of the day, had
a soldier named Buckley called out of
bed. This man was recognized by
Moody as being one OF the men who
had been at the saloon Just before it
closed.
Buckley, before any question had
been asked him, Immediately loudly
protested that he had not tasted liquor
for two months and that he had not
been out of the camp that night. He
was evidently under the influence of
liquor. Lieut.. Behr ordered him to
keep quiet. He refused to do so. Il
am man amongst men," he exclaim.
ed. 81 have a right to talk
Lieut.. Behr had Buckley put in the
guard house and told the Deputy to
come to the camp the next morning
early for the men he wanted. No men
could be delivered without a warrant,
At o'clock yesterday morning
Moody swore to a warrant charging
Buckley, Fisher, John Doe and kich
ard Roe with burglary. The Deput,
| Moody, Renear. McDuffie and the re-
porter went to the camp at o'clock
Sunday morning. The men were all
lined up and Moody picked out Fisher
and Buckley. The escaped soldier was
not there. Buckley and Fisher were
taken to the station house.
This morning Robert L. Merry was
missing from Camp Mckinley. lie
has been absent since last Saturday af-
ternoon. The police. since they have
been taken up with the Jones matter,
have not been able to do anything in
this matter today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kauai ports, per stmr. w. G.
Hall, Aug. 23.-D. p r.. Isenberg
Miss l.. Weber, A. H. Smith, W. II.
Rice, Miss Hudson, A. G. Thompson
p. Rice, Mrs. +. Weber, A. NJ. Boyle
A. +. Cooke, +. ID. Malone, +. SHE
her r. Henderson, DIR. T. Katsunuma
Mrs. +. Deinert, X. W. Breckons
Miss L. Deinert, Mrs. II. Kahoomiha
L. l.. Miner, Mrs. N. Cowan, p. Ma
lima. Mr., Makaawaawa, Mrs. p. Ma
lima.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
JONES CANNOT BE LOCATED


that he loaded his revolver with fresh
shots after firing.
It is the opinion of the police that
Jones is still alive. II is thought that
had he intended to kill himself, he
would have done so Just after the
shooting OF Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Par
menter while he was still in a state OF
intense excitement.
With regard to the question as ia
whether Jones will put up a fight OF
not when found, opinions differ. There
are those who think that now, after he
has sobered up and has realized the
horror OF his deed, he will surrender
peacefully to an officer of the law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
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b ANk E r s.

HoNoLOlO, T. n.
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Draw Exchange on the Nevada Ns
uonal Bank Of San Francisco.
lonoon--The Union Of London and
smiths Bank. Ltd.
New York-American Exchange Ma,
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Chicago - Corn Exchange National
Bank.
Parls-Credit Lyonnais.
6eriln-Dresdner Bank.
Honakong and Yokohama - Hons.
kong-Shanghai Banking Corporation.
New Zealand and Australia - Bank
OF New Zealand and Bank Of Australia
STA
Victoria and Vancouver - Bank Of
British North America.
Deposits received. Loans made on
approved security. Commercial and
rravelers' Credits issued. Bills Of Ex.
change bought and sold.
Collections Promptly Accounted Fon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

II is always a good plan to have a
candidate on record but If you haven't
full confidence in the man without his
signature to formal document its a
question whether he is wanted as a
candidate. Let your word be as good
as your bond is first class measure
for all men entrusted with public Office
IT will cut out autocrats and grafters
and furnish a ticket second TO none.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

Every time the morning press starts
out TO discredit the Bulletin. it winds
up with proving this paper the more
to be credited, The morning paper may
think 1t has convinced itself but il
cant misleld the people who view its
work with increasing amusement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

As an evidence of courage Japan's
desire 10 contest for the Americas cup
is second only to its desire to try con-
illusions with Russia. II the opinions
OF the experts are worth anything, the
japanese have better chance Of check
ing Russian aggression than of catch
ing an American cup defender.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

King Peter is spoken of as an un-
known quantity in the most recent
Macedonian trouble II Peter himself
were called upon to explain 1t is doubt.
full that he could prove he knows where
he IL at,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

Mr. Van Dimes letter to President
Cooper is a valuable addition to the
mosquito literature of the times. Its
principal interest to the layman is that
after going through the highways and
byeways of science the old fashioned
remedies still furnish the best means
for figHting the pest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

All this Wall street furry Is now
said TO be the result Of fight between
Rockefeller and Morgan interests
with the great Morgan the under dog
In the tight Morgans financial bal
looms are proving themselves no bet'
ter able 10 resist puncturs than sim-
liar creations NJ mankind Picrp viii
have 10 so outside the circle OF llltls
fellows he has crushed In search NJ
hympalhy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

The decision of Bishop Hendricks to
take Irish nuns and monks with him
for church work in Cebu assures the
teaching of strong Americanism in the
course Of the religious instruction. II
there is anyone who can Guido the
American in enthusiastic loyalty 1t Is
the Irish branch of the nation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

The will Of Thos. ]. Cummins was
admitted TO probate by Judge Robin
son this morning. ]. o. Carter was
appointed executor without bonds. The
estate is valued at s22,572.s2. APP
praisers will be named later.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

There is every reason why oil roads
should prove a success on the avenues
and short streets that carry light tray
el An incomplete oil experiment of
last year on a street in the Punahou
section shows patches where enough
oil was used that are far preferable TO
macadam. oil roads have been sue.
cess in California and 1t Is an old story
that what others have done We can do,