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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-03
Associated Press Cable to the Star.
TOGO AGAIN


Associated Gable the Star
ST PETERSBURG, May 3-Adma Togo made another attempt
night block the the harbo Port Arthur The
tempt unsuccessful Eight ships by the Japanese block
the channel sunk the Russian guns The channel still clear
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-03

Want ads in Star cost but 25 cents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
THE CIRCUS HAS. COME TO TOWN

NEW YORK. March l9.-The small
boy has been out with his marbles
and tops for several days, but with
occasional snow hurries there might
be doubt in the minds of some that
spring was really here were 1t not for
the placarded walls announcing that
the circus has come to town. The
Barnum d Bailey aggregation, the
same greatest show on earth," that
has delighted several generations. has
come down from its winter quarters
In Bridgeport and opens the season
in Madison Square Garden tonight.
The press agent announces long list
of new wonders this season. the chief
Of which appears to be the "hoop-the-
gap" which is the old ''loop-the-loop,"
with big gap in the top of the circle,
which a bicyclist leaps while he is
upside down in the air. The opening
pageant this season Is a mimic Delhi
Durbar. which promises to be a spec
tacular sensation.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
HoNoRs FOR PRESIDENT ELIOT.

BOSTON, March 19.-President
Charles w. Elliott of Harvard Unlver-
sity will be 10 years old tomorrow and
the anniversary is to be made the oc-
casion for a magnificent testimonial
of honor and esteem in which he is
held not only by Harvard men
throughout the world but by the Amer
lean public in general For several
months a committee of Harvard alum
nj. headed by such men as President
Roosevelt and Charles S. Fairchild.
has been busy maturing plans for the
testimonial Their work has been
conducted in secret and even now the
exact nature Of the tribute is not def
nitely known. The full plans may not
be made public until commencement
time in June when there will be eel
ebration of the 35th anniversary of
Mr.. Eliot as president of the unlver-
sity. 1t is understood that alumni
who include many multimillionaires
VIII glorlfy the president either by the
erection Of a magnificent Eliot me
mortal building or by establishing an
enormous endowment fund to be used
In college extension or In the shape
Of scf Ilarships and beneficences. A
conservative estimate of the sum that
will be thus gathered places 1t In the
millions One endowment of $3.50, 900
has already been announced. 1t Is al
so intended to present to the uniyer-
sity a portrait of President Eliot to be
painted by John s. Sargent.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
eoccAcc,o DOWN TO DATE.

An amusing incident suggestive Of
Boccacclo has Just taken place In tho
village OF Eseszeran. in Hungary. Ca
ber Aron, known in the village as q
yerilable Don Juan, made eyes at the
newly married wiie OF stephen Viro,
Il small landed proprietor The lady
told her husband. and they conceived
the idea oil having little fun at Don
Juan's expense. she invited him to
che house in the husbands absence.
lie had only been there a few min.
utes when the lazy, with well simu-
lated alarm, announced the unexpect-
ed return OF her husband. Quick"
she cried. there's no time to be lost.
Get INTO the loGr bin" The husband
informed his wiie that he had sold
the iour bin. and presently two men
came and carried 1t away. On their
way they dropped the bin in the mud.
the lid Hew open, ana out rolled Don
Juan covered with flour He crept
away in great discontinue. amid peals
OF Iaughter.-London Mail.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
NOT A POLITICIAN
BUT is HONEST.

DULUTH. MINI, March 19-Sam-
uel c. Butte. rural mail carrier Of
Stanhope, Iowa. has caused some
amusement in department circles in
Washington. Butte wrote a letter un-
der date of Feb. 90 to President Roose-
Welt, observing he had noticed that
the fourth assistant postmaster gen
eral had been convicted that the act
ing assistant was on the sick list, and
anticipating that an appointment was
TO be made, wrote to the President to
say he would like substantial promo
ton himself Il am not politician -
Butte wrote, but trust am an hon
est man. While am a small potato
politically. my ambition is as big as
q good sized thunderstorm. | have
also written bolivar and Conner"
The letter was referred to Postmas-
ter General Payne, who referred it to
Civil Service Commissioner A. w.
Cooley. with the comment: 81 think
you will agree with me that the writ.
er, on account of his general informa-
ton, is entitled to rapid promotion. s.
Mr.. Cooley returned the letter to
Mr.. Payne, with the following com
ment: THE commission entirely
agrees that Mr.. Butte is entitled to
every consideration, but regrets to
notice that he regards as prima facie
evidence of honesty the fact that he
Is not politician"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
DISTRICT COURT eEGlNs
ON MONDAY MORNING.

District court conyenes Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The most I'm
portant case set for hearing Is the
case OF w. H. Higgason. charged with
the murder of Richard Neville. II
Will be called the first thing when
court opens.
In all likelihood the case of r. J.
Williams, charged with assault with
Intent to kill Will come UP at this
session. although at this writing VII.
llams has not had his preliminary
trial. His preliminary. however, IL
set for next Tuesday.
The following criminal cases appear
on the docket and were left over from
the last term:
jose Waldo, charged with murder.
William Rose. grand larceny.
Hardin Wlllcockson, burglary and
larceny.
John Shields. larceny OF horse and
saddle
Dick Shields. killing stock.
Dick Shields, malicious mischief.
Jacob lipperian, receiving stolen
goods.
Jacob Zipperian, burglary.
silylano Montoya, Winnie Norton
and John L. stone. robbery.
John Moberly anu Clara L. Moberly.
robbery.
silglano Montoyn. robbery.
Winnie Norton. robbery.
John Il. stone. robbery.
Wells II, Bowuish. robbery.
Cecil Lappln.. burglary and robbery.
Cecil Lappln. larceny.
Jesus hlaestas and Donaciano Cor
rea. arson.
Jesus Maestas, arson.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
JAPAN,s SEA TRAINING.

In the eleventh or twelfth century
the japanese wero the most dashing
pirates OF the East; In fact, We might
almost call them the vikings OF the
East. They used junks-small ships
with a scrap Oh sail, but the little
vessels in which the Danes once raid
cd our own coasts, or as the craft
which the Penzance fishermen have
today, With these junks the Japan
csc roamed the seas, going every
where along the Chinese main, ravag-
ing the coasts. trading and bringing
home priceless works Of art from
China.
IL was not until long afterward that
the ruling authorities OF Japan, un-
der tho great Emperor Hideyoshi, do
eided that 1t suited their purpose TO
shut of communication with the out.
side world and to live to themselves,
trading merely among their own IL
lands. The old Japanese vikings
were reduced to simple fishermen, and
the period OF Internal feudatory wars
began, Tor at that time at least Japa-
neso would iht because they loved Il
-London Telegraph
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
TELEGRAPHlC AND
OTHER NEWS ITEMS

There is a proposition on to reduce
the salaries Of city officials of Flor
ence.
The Democratic club Of Denver will
give dollar dinner on Jefferson day.
April 3.
April 18th has been set apart AS
Arbor day. Make up your mind to
plant trees and lots OF them.
Five unknown tramps who were
stealing a ride were killed In a freight
wreck on the Colorado & Southern
near Trinidad last evening.
It begins to look as though an hon
est election is forthcoming In Denver.
the election committee OF the council
having fired all the election judges i'm
plicated In frauds and substituted
lists approved by the Garwood fac
ton and the Honest Election League,
According to a special to the Pueblo
tuititdln arriving last ulBul Johu f.
Spencer OF Grand Junction has sue
ceeded in grating seedless apple.
The special says: THE apple resem-
bes the seedless orange in that 1t has
solid meat with slightly hard sub
stance at one end. In growing the
fruit has no blossoms and therefore
10 terminating power the work be-
ing carried by on by grating exclu-
siyely. In having no blossom 1t pre-
vents the growth OF coddliug moths
Mr.. Spencer refuses to state the man
ner in which his first result was
brought about. He Intends to keep 1t
secret and he together with three
business men of Grand Junction have
formed corporation to advance the
seedless apple. He believes that 1t in
time will become as great find on
the market as the seedless orange
He says he can grow any variety OF
! apple without the seeds"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
40 POINTS OWING TO FAIL
URE OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON KING

about Frederick the Great" persisted
Mr.. Stewart.
81 cannot yield for n speech" said
Senator Bacon
This sort of thing went on for some
time, and finally Senator Stewart got
the floor and began to tell the senate
all about Frederick the Great. 1t was
good speech. but tho trouble was
that the senator told the senate about
Peter the Great instead of Frederick
the Great.
And this morning II was all cut out
Of the Congressional Record.-Ncw
York World.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
HISTORY IN THE SENATE.

Senator Bacon was assailing the
plan to appropriate $4,000 for a base
for the statue OF Frederick the Great
which the German emperor has given
to this country and lnquiring IL the
President did not usurp prerogatlve
OF congress by accepting the statue,
Now let me tell you about Freler-
lex the Great" said Senator Stewart.
Il am not in need OF the senator's
Information" said Senator Bacon.
But l desire To tell tho senator
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
THE DIST NOW NUMBERS
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED.

TELLURIDE. March 19.-Seven or
eight more men left Telluride this
morning to join their confederates
who were deported Monday night 1t
is said Thursday night bunch of
eight to ten hoofed 1t out of town,
walking clear TO Ridgway. This. with
65 Monday night. 10 Wednesday morn.
ing and the two lots above referred to.
make about 100 in all who were either
deported or concluded Telluride was
not altogether to their liking.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
COMMITS SUICIDE BECAUSE
HE THOUGHT HE WAS DUPED

OKLAHOMA CITY. l. T.. March 10
L. Gully of Springfield. Mo-. bellev-
ing himself duped in a restaurant deal
shot himself dead in bed this morn
ing in the presence of his wife.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
EXPOSITION COMPANY TRYING
FOR AN APPROPRIATION

NORFOLK. Va. March 1.-Two
hundred and fifty senators and repre-
sentatives arrived today to look over
jamestown island where the first per
manent white settlement in America
was established They are the guests
of the Expoallcn company which de
slres a *3,Ooo.0OO congressional oppro-
priation.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
ANOTHER CRATER TO BE TRIED.

ST. LOUIS, March 19.-It now
seems certain that the trial of Sen
ator Thurston of Kansas, indicted on
the charge of using his official posi-
ton in behalf Of a get-rich-quick con-
cern, will begin Tuesday as scheduled.
All newspaper men and postoffice in
spectors and others have been sub
poenaed to be on hand. Postmaster
General Payne may be kept away by
Illness.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
SENATE BUSY LOOKING
OVER ARMY PROMOTIONS

WASHINGTON. March 19.-The
senate today is busy looking over the
40 army promotions which were de-
pendent on the confirmation of Gener.
nj Wood. They will all be confirmed
ss quickly as possible, and the date
Of their advance will date from the
time their names were sent in by the
President nearly year ago.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
ALABAMA DELEGATES
FOR ROOSEVELT.
> o

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 10
Republicans Of the Ninth congression-
al district met in convention today
and choose delegates to represent the
district at the national convention in
Chicago Resolutions indorsing R6ose-
welt for denomination were adopted
unanimously.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
MEXICAN TROOPS RoUT
BAND OF YAQUl INDIANS

TUCSON. Ariz.. March ia story
has reached here Of the killing of
about Is Yaqui Indians and the rout.
ing Of the entire band by detachment
Of Mexican troops under Capt. Barron.
The band numbered so and made n
fierce defense but were taken without
the loss OF single Mexican.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
MAKES A SPEECH

WASHINGTON. March 19.-At a
reception last night given Booker T.
Washington by the negroes OF the
District Of Columbia DR.. Washington
In a speech said:
Il believe no race in ancient or
modern history has ever eQualled the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
w. J. BRYAN is a YEARS OLD.

LINCOLN. Neb.. March l9.-At the
home Of William ]. Bryan today con-
gratulatory messages were received
from Democratic leaders and other
persons throughout the country. the
occasion being Mr.. Bryan's 44th birth
day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

American negro in Advancement
believe that in the fullness of time
We shall demonstrate to the world
that be can become as potential as a
part OF the highest and best civiliza-
lion. Unless the negroes are encour-
aged by just laws to become taxpay-
ers the white people will forever have
a milestone about their necks."
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
BANK CASHIER INDICTED.

CHICAGO. March 19.-Francis B.
Wright was indicted today by the fed
eral grand jury and charged with EN-.
bezzlement Wright was cashier OF
the Dundee. Ills. First National bank.
and Is charged with embezzling $751;
900.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
THIEF STEALS GOLD TOOTH
AND CONSIDERABLE MONEY

BOSTON. March ia gold tooth
and considerable money was stolen
from Mary Burke from pocketbook
which she carelessly laid on counter
while shopping. The thief was caught
however. and the tooth recovered. to
the delight OF Miss Burke.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
UNION STRIKERS ouSPEcTED
OF MURDE RING NON-UNIoNIsT

KANSAS CITY. March 19.--Al. Fer
gison, a non-union hack driver. was
shot and mortally wounded early to-
day by four men suspected of being
union strikers who lured him to drive
them TO an unfrequented part OF the
city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
OF MOROCCO AFTER
FAMOUS CORRESPONDENT

BERLIN. March ia cable from
Tangier says the sultan Of Morocco
is securing the country with cavalry
and infantry forces for the famous
correspondent Genthe, but so far with.
out success.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
GERMANS GET WORST OF
FIGHT WITH HERRERA.

BERLIN. March 19.-Commander
Leutwin reports another desperate
fight with the rebel Herreras, In
which the Germans lost officers and
10 men killed. They managed to re-
treat.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
FIRE WIPES OUT
A REFINING PLANT.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. March 19.-Fire
wiped out the Bay Way Refining COM
pany's plant last night causing loss
Of 100000 besides damaging railroad
property $4,000.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
PART OF SANTA FEE SHOPS
BURNED AT ALBUQUERQUE

ALBUQUERQUE. March ia
section of the Santa Fe railroad shops
was destroyed by fire last night. LOSS
$50. 600.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
CARNEGIE AND FAMILY
SAIL FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK. March 19.-Andrew
Carnegie and family sailed today for
Europe where they will remain until
fall.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

Of a young law clerk. who is to be the
tigurehead in the scheme, were not
clever enough to disguise the. actual
object of the ordinance. or too brazen
to shun the odium of disclosure.
The newspapers We're quick enough to
see through that stupendous grating
scheme and raised such clsmor that
the board of aldermen viii scarcely
have the courage of voting In favor
of that scheme. 1t is not to be cx-
pocted that in case this plan should
fail. the Tammany ring OF corruption
Will cease its efforts to push grating
ordinances through the board of al
dermen and the citizens are beginning
to appreciate that constant vigilance
on their part will be necessary TO
block the little schemes of the cum
ming Tammsnites.
Conservative Republicans are of the
opinion thal Governor Odell has not
been well advised. when he decided to
assume the absolute control OF party
politics in the state. OF course. 1t is
well understood that he has political
aspirations which make 1t desirable
for him TO keep firm clutch upon
matters political in the state. but 1t is
considered doubtful whether his pres
ent methods will have the desired Of
iect II was not excessive modesty
which prompted Governor Odell to de-
cline the position of president of the
Republican national committee. but
rather the desire. TO maintain his con-
trol over the Republicans of New
York and use his power as potent
lever In securing his ultimate ends.
There is strong faction in the Re-
publican party of this state now.
which is heartily tired of boss" rule
and the governors methods have a
tendency to increase the number
malcontents to a dangerous degree
New Workers who do not belong to
the four hundred are wondering what
Gothams aristocracy is coming TO-
Who would have believed that two
scions of so 'blueblooded- families as
the Vanderbilts and the Gerrys would
ever stoop to soil their hands with
sordid commercialism. 1t has caused
no little comment when 1t was an
nounced the other day that Alfred G.
Vanderbilt and Robert l. Gerry had
formed kind of partnership for the
purpose OF running public coach
during the coming spring, making
daily trips between the Holland House
and Morris park. The two partners
VIII alternate in driving the coach
The first trip Is to be made on May
and the coach, said to be the finest
ever seen. is building now. Its name
will be the Venture. After the races
the coach viii run to Sheepshead bay.
There is also a rumor that two equal
ly aristocratlc young women intend
to follow the example of young Van
derbilt and Gerry and will establish
competition coach line. People are
now wondering whether the labor un-
ions Will make an effort to compel the
aristocraic drivers to join the union.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
COTTON MARKET FAILURE
CAUSES BIG DROP IN MARKET

NEW YORK. March 19.-Daniel j.
Sully g. Co., made an assignment to-
day to Joseph Hoadley for the bene-
it of creditors.
The dethroned cotton king came
down town this morning and took an
active part In settling the affairs of
his company.
He said, 1T is n mistake that have
been hard hit: quite the contrary is
true. shall resume business as us
ual and retain my seats In the var
ious exchanges"
The amount of Sully's losses can
not be accurately determined until af-
ter the close of the exchange today.
Under the rules his contracts must
be closed out at today's average price.
Some believe the loss will amount to
$4,000 900. Friends OF Sully say he
has saved n snug fortune. Mrs. Sully,
1t is claimed, being worth half mil
lion. while Mr.. Sully owns much un.
Numbered real estate. The costly
ly's name.
MT sully sent a letter TO the pres
ldent of the cotton exchange saying
his embassassment was but temper.
airy and affairs would be speedily ad-
justed.
NEW YORK, March 19-The sus-
pension of j.. II. Garrison & Co., was
announced on the cotton exchange to-
day.
NEW YORK, March 19.-On the
stock market today the feeling seem
ed to be general that the misfortune OF
the cotton bull leader Sully would be
beneficial to this country's foreign
trade by bringing prices within the
limit OF buyers for export.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
POPE RECEIVES MESSAGES.

ROME. March 19.-The pope is re-
ceiving congratulatory messages today
from all parts of tho world in honor
of St Joseph's day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
GREAT BRITAIN PLACES BIG
ORDER FOR TEXAS CHARCOAL

HOUSTON. Tex, March 19.-An or;
der for 1000 tons of Texas charcoal
was received today from British am
munitlon manufacturers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

LIVERPOOL. March 19.-The cot
ton market opened forty points below
yesterdays close
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
REPORTED LAND BATTLE IN
VICINITY OF YULA
VALLEY

LONDON. March ia Cheefoo
dispatch says the Japanese and Rus
SLAMS are fighting in force in the Yalu
valley. The Russians claim to have
taken 1900 prisoners.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 10
Cables from the far East today are
most encouraging. The Russiah
forces now on the Yalu river num-
ber 100000 men and they are prepared
for an immediate and rushing cam
paign against the japanese.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 10
Military circles are greatly encouraged
by the delay of the Japanese making
4 land attack in Manchuria. 1t was
fully expected that strong advance
would be made ere this and it was be-
heved that 1t would have necessitated
general evacuation by the Russians
Of all Manchuria south OF Mukden
with the exception or Port Arthur.
Now, however, a months reinforce
ments have arrived and the belief pre-
walls here that a serious invasion of
Manchuria can be prevented
ST. PETERSBURG, March 10
Of1cial denial is made that the tor
pedo boat Skorri was blown up by a
floating mine in the harbor OF Port
Arthur
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

April 18th has been set apart AS
Arbor day. Make up your mind to
plant trees and lots OF them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

There is a proposition on to reduce
the salaries OF city officials of Flor
ence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

The Democratic club Of Denver will
give a dollar dinner on Jefferson day.
April g
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

NEW YORK, March 19.-The sus-
pension of ]. II. Garrison & Co., was
announced on the cotton exchange to-
day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

Five unknown tramps who were
stealing a ride were killed In a freight
wreck on the Colorado & Southern
near Trinidad last evening.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
Blod- och hudsjuk domar

ALA blodsjukdomar f6rorsakade AT hVad
som helst. eczema etc. u~tplsnas fullstandigt
fran systemet.
Manga af de ofvanamda s~vmptomerna arc
f6gderna at den daligah b~ehandltAgen al pri-
har gjorts forSkracklig pa Rrund af de svara
resultaten af olamplig ~behandling.'
Dessa sJukiomar bcrora kroppens delika-
taste organ och fordra den skickligaste be-
handling.
savida de icke behandlas lampligt. komma
med sakerhet folder att uppsta ledande till
allvarsamma r~esultat Ingen AMMAN klasc
af sjukdomar har odelagt sd manga If som
dessa, da de icke- lampligt behandlas. iva
fall arc icke alldeles lika, och inga ty& patti
enter fordra sapma k~ehandling. DSrfor
Rifver jag hvarie fall en- o~msorgsfull upp-
marksamhet och behandlar hyarie symptom
och hvarje effekt az desea ~sjdkdOmar pa
| menniskosystemet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
Fruktansvarda saker emot

honom Sangliggande, ensam och utar.
mad. Sadant var i korthet tillstandet med
en- gammal soldat vid mann j. j. Ravens
i Versailles, o. Under aratal var han be-
syarad af nj~ursjukdom, och hvarken dok-
torer eller mediciner gafyo honom nagon
liudring. Slutligen forsokte han Electric
Bitters. bet hjelpte konom pa f0tterna
inom kort, och nu intygar han. "Jag ar
pa vsg att fullstandigt tillfriskna." bet
basta pa jorden for lefvern och njura-
kommor och ALA s'ags sjukdomar imagen
och inelfvorna. Endast soc. Garanteras af
Lungren & Andreen. apoekare. Sioux
City, 10.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

sammanuragnIng Kunoe Konstateras,
och en- framfor hallel spegel
f0rblef klaE. Efter en- half timme
voro lakarne 0fvertygade ON att Of
versten verkligen fatt betala slit for
sok med lifvet och vile just lemna
honom, da pulls och hjarta alter sma-
ningom atertogo sin verksamhet. Vid
EFT senare torsok uppvaknade Towns
end emellertid icke till lif.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

Chokladfackar, husmo3eTns fasa,
borttagas latt och fort med kali
mjolk, hvari man tVattar dQken, in.
nan man tvattar den pa Diet vauliga
sattet. Kul0rta tiger Isl pa sam
ma satt, men Diet Dor helst ske, in
nan flacken blifvit TORI.