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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
Cold Weather Gives
Armies Some Problems

Mulden, Oct, "a, via Peking.-The
Russian forces on the left again crossed
the Shakhe river on October 2lst and
are now pushing forward towards the
japanese positions intrenching as they
advance At the same time Russian
batteries are continually bombarding
the japanese who can be plainly seen
busily engaged in making trenches.
This plan Of the Russian, to entrench
as they advance, was adopted because II
was found in the recent big battle that
IL was impossible to advance without
some protection in the face of the Jap
anese shrapnel fire.
The Russian batteries are now bet.
ter screened than they were In former
engagements, but the troops on both
sides, apparently, make no great eff
forts to conceal themselves
The Russian and Japanese armies
are now separated by less than foul
miles and the whole field of operation,
of both armies can he plainly seen,
The question OF fuel is becoming {
serious one. The greater part OF th'
Chinese corn has already been uset
Tor fuel and for fodder, while most o
, the houses In the Chinese villages hav'
been destroyed and their wood used 70
fuel. Without fuel and without shelte
beyond that provided by tents. 1t seem
impossible for the armies TO remain il
the field during the increasing colt
weather
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
Corporation Notices.
GRocERS' NOTICE.

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give notice that on and after the LIST
Of November. 1904. no discount what.
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les sold in our stores. All groceries
VIII be sold at net prices. on a basis
OF spot cash or thirty days settlement,
and there will be no exception made
TO this rule. Purchases made in ON,
retail departments up 10 the LIST OF
November will, of course, be subjeci
To the per cont. discount as hereto
fore.
The discount question has frequent
ly been the cause of disputes and dis
satisfaction ana we believe this ar.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
Honolulu. Island of Oahu

IS:
Territory of Hawaii.
KAHALEIWI being duly sworn on
oath deposes and says:
am a resident of Kaneohe and have
been residing there permanently since
1892; was also resident there in
the early seventies.
was present at the Republican
meeting held on October 2sth at the
court house at Kaneohe. The men
working on the roads quit work for
the day under promise of full days
pay and the schools were closed. tho
school teachers and children being
present at the meeting. saw the wins
given out in the presence OF the can
didatcs. after the speech making clos
cd. which was about 3 o'clock. can
remember six persons who got drum,
on that occasion: they did not, how
over, create any disturbance. The
jailor brought the wine out and handed
II TO the crowd in big bucket. every
body helping themselves. The ladies
pi'H'h' hldnN NlN' III tue ldllbI
room and the men outside. saw one
woman drunk there: she had little
baby In her arms: she was too DRUM
10 get home herself and how they goI
home do not know This woman
who was drunk had also with her two
children, who are attending school.
left about q o'clock and the three chill
dren were there still waiting becaus,
OF the intoxication of the mother.
heard the speeches: James Boyd wal
interpreter. | heard Mr.. J. NJ. Dow
sett charge Kinney with having pu
into his pockets 100000 that be
longed to an aged Hawaiian client o
his Mr.. Dowsett said that Mr.. Kline,
skipped to Utah with the money. Mr.
Dowsett also said that Mr.. Kinney wa,
Judge Advocate and had prosecute,
and thrown Hawaiians into Jail. an,
had also been prominent IN over
throwing the Queen.
The Republicans had meetin,
, there several weeks ago, when win,
was served out to the people In tn,
II
same way, and people got intoxicate,
on that occasion also. At this frs
meeting the men on the roads were il
attendance, but they were there a
! night, not during working hours. The,
were told by their lunas to go to tina
meeting and | know that IL was un
derstood among the men at work tina
II they did not turn up at the mectln
at night they would lose their Jobs
! was at work on the roads until be
came delegate to the Democratic Cor
vention, when | was invited 10 qui
end did so.
And further aiIiant sayeth not.
| J. II. KAHALEIWI.
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this End day OF Nc
lSEAl.l vember, A. ID. 1904.
| GUSSlE III. CLARK.
Notary Public, First Judicial
| Circuit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02

sbor,,v af,er tbo meeting closed
hoard Mr. novsett charge Mr.. Kin.
nov with HAVING done an Gid Hawaii.
an c,iont nf bis ort os $40 Gao "a. he
said kinney mt tho money into his
pockets and skinned to Utah. MIR.
lanes Rovd acted as ipterpreter |
lnev ,b,t no y.ss I'm I<ans,be tho dav
nrevioua
Tho vorI;inpman voro called off of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
Honolulu, Island Of oahu

Honolulu, Island Of Oahu
IS:
Territory Of Hawaii.
John Nahoi being duly sworn on oath
deposes and says:
am residing az Kaneoho and have
resided there for three years last past
have also resided ~ Kahaluu In Koo.
lau. ! am Home ku'nr, but attended
the Republican meeting last Friday at
kaneohc Court House. After the
spcecbmaking was over and while the
candidates were still there | saw the
jailor bring out the wine and pour il
into buckets and from there people
were invited up TO dip It out in
glasses. At the time this wine was
furnished Mr.. Bishop and Mr.. Dowsett
and were having their dinner. As they
came out from dinner and stood out.
side OF the Court House yard the drink.
Ing was then going on. The schools
were closed for the day and the two
| school teachers were there at the meet.
ing, and a great many children we're
also present when the drinking was 20.
ling on, and were also present when
some of the people We're intoxicated.
Hell, the jailor, had wagon that
was used TO go and get people to come
to the meeting and to take them back
home was on that carriage and |
and the driver took one drunken
woman home from the meeting about
four o'clock. We took her down to her
home which was near to the clergy.
man's place, who Is luna of the road.
aud the driver and another man had to
Gerry her into her house.
! heard great many personalities
drrIng the speechmaking, aud partic.
uiarly remember j. M. Dowsett's per.
sonal attack upon Kinney, In which he
charged that Kinney had taken &c..
cO0o0 from an old man who was eli,
cnt of his and had put it into his
pocket
| There are great many more men
working on the roads now than the
normal number; this Is because the
elections are coming.
And further affiant sayeth not.
JNO. NAHOI.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this Ind day Of November, A. d., 1904
tSeal.) GUSSIE II. CLARK,
Notary Public First Judicial Circuit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
AIIA(K VN FISHtRhtN
DETAILS OF RUSSIAN
ATTACK IN NORTH SEA
sEARcHlIGHTS THROWN UPON
FISHING FLEET AND A BON.
BARDMENT OF TWENTY
MINUTES FOLLOWS.


HUI, England oct. a NJ 'ach,
son 20, soiic'toIs io' '"e o"heis U.
ntty hun hsnins ooa's' nav no'ineu
the Foreign olace anu huhlraI's vi
an attack on 'he hsh,ns meet os Tue
Russian racine squadron commonly
caiied tne bai,ic sauau,on 'eo'in,ana'
cd oy vice Auinirai NoJestNehsNs'.
Inc omciai information Is mat
shortiy ai'er h'u.,s"' n,'ua! WY
RUSSIAN squaoroh zen III WIN 'ne iiW'
nshing meet III 'he Nor'' sea i"e
nrst portion vi the hs"ihs "e,' pass'"
saiey' ihen tne N"ss'a" s"'Ps urn
ed tneir searchish's oi 'ne pri'.sh
'esseis LOT sone 'iiie' anu l!'''e ia'cr
opened nre. Inc steam 'ra"'er 'rahe
was SUNK anu the oc'ap''a''" oouics
OF her Skipper anu 'ia'e nave peeh
Drought 10 nun Inc ooats were low
cred ana other members OF 'he crew.
VINO are "huers'oou W w seriously
wounded are On ponr" 'he mission
snip. Inc ON! siis"''E InJ"reu mem
per OF the crew mas aIr'''u u, nun
selleVe Two soats were SUNK
Inc steam 'rawlers Mou'n'in an"
VINO nave arrived u, nun "i'o"s'!
aamaEeu D! SINUS ,"t '".,'i n"''rE
sixteen hoies III her hu''' u II l'ar'u
lhat o'her uanase was u"h' 10 'he
'ra"lers anu 'ha' AT ''"'' one more
was iost WIN all h"h"S'
Accoru'ns W o'hv' ''i"','S' ',' az
luir occu'reu ~" ''''ts u" Hp"'h "''u'
NC RUSSIAN si'ps were s'yH"nl"E III
.in'' rue i'au,nS SUPP v, i've nS"'nS
u'e' Passtu Wi'hou' '"''''"'' ''o"Nh
most Oh the Russian N'S'''' turned
searcn''shts on '"'. 'a"'.'S 'ous
enough 10 prevent an! "''s'ahe as W
iuehti'!' NI'ei 'n' DUN VI VI" Sq"hu'
'Uh hau paSs,u II op,"'" ".t' "'ar'!
All participating III inc "r,hs' Tue
orahe was s'l"cN p''o" Tue W"''r
une anu raNcu "uoNc u'CN' Sh'ppeE
ohii'n anu ih'ru nan" h"EE"'' h"u
'helr heaus caIr'eo 'ieah ""a! ny
s"o'' many VI 'he 'rc" pe'hE avrlo"si!
""u""e". hno."er ,i""i,r aus" was
|
Tue n."s 10 num- mas ho particulars
as 10 her ia'e'
'nns Nas'eo twenty minutes
Inc NEWS mas crea''u an in'cnSo
s."sa''oh anu 'n"'sha'io" VI nun ine
"o"'nhe, arrived WIN hor nag ~ rai''
mast. fer sNIpper s.a''s mat ,he
ua"'eis "eIe "s"ins "oou, -" ihileS
eas' VI nor'n VI opu'" i,'a" q,
vioeh oa'uruas 'horH'ns' Tue Wea'he!
'e'as ha~!' "n'h '''e ""'''hts vi sew
.ia' ''aSu's' appa'en'S ""'S"'PS, san
nus III nue. "ele ",'n'! s''"' "n'''
'he ',sWs were "",oni"s 'i' "aishipS
se",e"'sn'S were naSheu upon 'hen
l"e s'"lc VI Wn'eh '"e """'he'n
VIC" o's'l,e' M"at ,nes 'ooN W W
p'"o o'a's "pp'o''ii',S' "pp"''','S
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu

Honolulu, Island Of Oahu
} IS:
Territory of Hawaii.
ULYSSES II. JONES being sworn
on oath deposes and says:
have resided in Kaneohe for FIVE
years last past. | was present at the
Republican meeting held on October
2Sth at Kaneohe court house. When !
went to this meeting the speaking had
not commenced. Pahla, the Sheriff,
sent for me through Keoki, who had
been a Democrat but pretended to
have turned over to the Republican
side by Boyd. went into the Sheriff
and he asked me II wanted to make
speech; | said "Yes." lie said, For
the Republican party?" but | said,
mo; will make Democratic
speech, but he said, well, We won't
want you" saw the wine brought
out after the speeches had ended; the
iailor brought II out, II was wine from,
Camara's. The drinking began before
the candidates left KaneOhe, and they
| We're present and around while the
first part of the drinking was on. The!
then went on with the Sheriff to Wal
kane. Some people got intoxicated
including women. Children wer'
standing round and saw this; the.
had heen released from school to at
tend the meeting, and the two teach
ers Of the school were present. The.
did not take anything, but were Their
while the drinking went on. wen
home with my wife and her relative
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
WHITE ROCK GINGER ALE

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
DEMOCRATIC AFfIDAVlTS
Continued from PAGE 81

Boyd on Friday came to me and urged
me to turn over to the Republican par.
Ity ana made an appointment with me
to meet him when he returned from
Waikane, so stayed down at the
Court House and that is why | noticed
several people lying around in the yard
drunk that night. Boyd had told me
that he would give me $500 IL would
turn over to the Republican side and
help them, and 5000 more If the Re.
pablicans won the election; he was to
pay me that night. and that was why
stayed down. BOYD returned from
Waikane with Joe and pahia, and they
went into Adams house, the School
agent, opposite the Court House The
window was open and stood outside
and had the benefit Of their talk Boyd
said to Pahia, Roland Watson is all
right and ] am to see him tonight"
Fahla said You had better look out
Tor him, he will get away with your
money, but he is a hard.headed fellow
and will not chang his opinions or his
vote" They had & bottle of square
face on the table drinking from 1t at
the time Just thau tho clergyman
came along. saw me outside and went
in and reported | was outside. Pahia
called me in and then went home. Boyd
said to me Il would like you to look
over this list of Democrats and Repub.
leans in this district that has been
made by me on the statement Of Joe
lere. who has agreed to come over onto
our side | should like you to look
over that list and see IL 1T Is correct"
said. We'll, I want TO get something
from you first" and then Boyd com
cHced to back out and turned the con.
yersation and finally dropped the whole
matter. What pahia said to him had
evidently made him "sSittlsh" about
giving me money. and nothing further
vas done.
And further afiant sayeth not.
ROLAND WATSON,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this md day Of November A. D., 1904
lSeal.D GUSSIE II. CLARK,
Notary Public First Judicial Circuit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02

20 and 27 bldgs, etc, Apili, Kanepaid
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Dated Oct 27, 1904.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
White ROCK GINGER ALE

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Extracts. best jamaica Ginger Root,
Refined Sugar, Purified csrbonie Acid
Gas and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02

The best cream the Islands AFFORD
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-02
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Business Notices.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-04
[AL JUNIOR, MINNEAPOLIS,

dows Of the best dry goods store in Amsterdam. In the
as to material, and behind the time to STYLE
labeled Elegant costume Before the window
ing at that elegant costume" with her heart in
her eyes, stood little old in the picturesque
costume Of Volendam For pcturesqueness, comfort
and everyday usefulness the quaint Dutch costume with
Its spotless neatly combining the struggling locks
was SO far ahead of the cheap ugly costume
THAI silently but fervently hoped that the sturdy
common of the working people of Holland would
be slow to wholesale change from the beautiful old
to the ugly
Watering the Garden.
Junior boys and girls who do not like to water
the flowers with the oldfashoned sprinkler ought to be
compelled to the huge stretches gardens in
Holland, where there is hose we'll sprnklers
to be had 1t takes a wheelbarrow a dipper
with handle three feet long to do the work. Perhaps
1t is hard to carry the sprinkler pump
or hydrant, but certainly that must be good deal
easier than to have to trundle the heavy awkward
Wheebarrow out to the garden and then lift
out with the dipper aim straight enough to
the water where it ought to go.
Entirely aside from the historic interest
with Amsterdam, it's struggles in olden times against
oppressors of all nations,
ent it's bikes, it's diamond cutting factories,
museums of Dutch art, the city offers almost
ending panorama of the odd, the quaint the curious
and the amusing
Mae Harris Arson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-04

tain rushed to It, those the window saw that the
water had suddenly become obscure and second later
the window became dimmed tho by steam.
"The trail of the meteor. exclaimed the professor,
clappng his hands; 1--WE have found it,
"The engineer says that of dead fishes
drifting in the water said Captain Blake.
KILLED by the heat and steam of the meteor" said
the naturalist. All follow the trail
of the dead fish.
The Dolphin had plunged into the pathway of the
meteor, which, as the professor had prophesed in
dicated by dead fish and rising bubbles of air
and gas.
"The meteor evidently shot down at ANGLE"
said Captain Blake they moved into clear water
again. then, having exhausted it's force it gradually
sank vertically; may settle"
Orders to this effect given, and with the
Of rising steam bubbles distinctly visible in
light, the Dolphin sank rapidly general direction
indicated.
Long before two hundred fathoms reached
1T was dark night At five hundred fahoms in the
tropical the thermometer 40 degrees Fahr,
and the obliged to doff their summer
clothing and don heavier suits. The professor i'm
patient to bottom, and thought the rate
descent too slow.
TITS fast enough for me-" said Captain Sam, who
braced back in his chair.
"You couldn't much faster, if you
aboard the meteor said the captain. 1T takes heavy
sounding-ead an hour and quarter to drop $500
fathoms, and few people believe that ships and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-04

pei ool1dl CAp1O1 dI1Oll VI tIlC dUyol1idA
ocean three and a half miles from the
surface.
The professor had announced that
he expected to find living trilobites
and crinoids, and in anticipation of
this he stopped to examine every
small object. Ralph finally delighted
him by discovering a few Pentacrin-
ites,-animals closely resembling the
old crinoids, which at one time were
among the commonest Of marine
forms. The explorers followed along
the ledge down a gentle incline, find
ing singular animals at every step.
The professor picked up a coral
(Fungia); and d squid which he
trapped in his net was eagerly
squeezed to see if it had a Belemnite
bone. AS they were moving along, a
dark object was seen towering high
above them.
"a ship!" signaled the captain. "a
ship, as I live!"
At that moment the engineer in the
Dolphin, which was behind them,
sighted it and turned the flashlight
upon the wreck. 1t was what had
once been a full-rigged clipper ship,
now standing almost upright on what
was perhaps the edge Of submarine
volcano.
"This ship must have been here for
years. telephoned Captain Blake to
his companions. "She's an old-fash-
Toned hooker, but how she escaped the
teredo is more than I know
EASY enough said the professor.
"She was probably loaded with some
thing heavy and sank at once. The
30 deep here for the teredo, SO the hull
d she is simply water-logged.''
ITO Be COntinued.)