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The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
10 TESTIFY
Minister Bowen Must Make
 Charges Coed

Special Dispatch Co Daily Alaskan. J
 Washington, May l-H, V. Bowen, United States minister Co Nenezuela, hrs been recalled Co Washington to sH, plain the charges oi bribe taking he has made against FrAncis B. Loonis, first assistant secretary of state
 William W. Russell, United States minister 70 Colousbis, has been ordered to relieve Bowen si CarracKs, aud John BSrret, minister Co Panama, will relieve Russell at Bogots.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
BIG TIME
Whiteh0rsp Will Celebrate
 Victoria Day

The psope oi whitehorse win cele- brste Victoria Day Tha, was decided st a meeting last week at which the business men of tbe town and the mem bers ot the North Star Athletic Club were present Tti proposed to raise . good celebration fund
 The celebration viIl be beld Sstur. day. May q, instead oi way 2l, which cones fn the middle oi the week.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
TO SURVEY
Alaskan Bonn lary Hen Start
 North Again

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
 Seattle, Nay l-J. A. Fiemer and party ot government surveyors will sail for the north Wednesday Co begin the work oi marking the AlsSkR-Narsd an boundary,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
J,a rem Ne. siiss, hce,s..,

A tide rip csrried the Jefferson on rock in Chnka, bay on the trip before the one she Is nos on. She vss put on the dry dock for examination rheu she reached seattle. ft vas discovered there vas no damage. She came op, ca schedule.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
.IVER IS OPEN DOWN 10
 LAKE lABARGE
Ice Went Out of Fiftymile Yesterday and Boats Can Go From Whtehorse to the
 Lakes-Thistle Is Launched

Special Dispatch to Daily Alasksn.l
 Whitehorse, May 1.-The ice went out Of Fhymile river 10 Lake LabSrge yeSteriSy. Small boats can make the entire distance without difficulty.
 The ice in Lake LSharge is very rot
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
L O T. M.

There will be regular review Of Hive No .. ot the Ladies of the Mac cabees at their hall on Sixth avenue. Tuesday evening, May ., 1905, at 7:SO o'clock, sharp.
 Rose F. Town, Record Keeper.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
DAY
No Disturbance on Russian
 EiStec Day

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan,
 St. Petersburg, May l-Russiau East CT day passed quietly throughout the empire. The government feared dis turbauces thst dld not materialize.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
CsunoiI Meet. Tonight

There will be a meeting Of the city council tonight The meeting viii probably be short as there Is little to come before it All the members of the council are 10 the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
WILL SHOW
Night in Bohemia" Will Be
 Saturday

"A Night in Bohemia" win be ITO dlced at the EIkS' hall, Saturday night, for the benefit ot the Ladies Of the Mao cabees. The promoters Of the enter tainment say iJ win be one Of the most unique aud enjoyable performances ever given in this city. There will he two hours of solid fun
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
Bssrbail Practice Keeps Up

The Skagway baseball players were on the diamond yesterday for practic as they have been for the last several Sun days They showed up in good form.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

ten. It cannot be used with safety much longer.
 The little steamer Thistle was launched Thursday. She will be used as a scout for the purpose ot securing Information as 10 the condition of the liver and lakes,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
Century May Party Frid "

This Is the week of the New Century Club May party. It win take place next Friday evening and great prepsrs tiOns are under way.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
Uu,ou Making Daily Trip,

The Union begun this morning mak. ing daily trips between Skagwsy and Hsipes with the mail These will be continued until November |.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

The best Of chocolates and bon-bons at Muir,s.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

Ifvou are out Of kindliug see McC Weste. have it by the sacN or cord. Phones 70 S4 ~
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
Railroad RsstAursnt

Best meals in town served from 6 a, m. to 10 pm. Tray orders a specially, lOc. extra.
 John Williams, Prop,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

Chocolates and bon.bOns at Muir's- Always fre-h.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
s.i.

Hotei Summit for sale on sccoun, oi business interests on the outside. h. quire oi M R Welch. Summit BIC
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
OPTICIsA ARRIVES
 Al HIS PLACE

R.D. Eirmse, the 9pitciau, a grauu- ate of the Chicago Optical ColeCr, has arrived and is now prepared 10 treat the eyes and 10 tt glasses 10 them. He is located with II. n kirmSe, the pioneer jewelyr.
 Satisfaction is guaranteed Go to Muir'S for candy.
 
 "A Night l. Bohemia
 Big line ot fresh candies st Muir's.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

"A Niebt to Bahsmia 1"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

Fresh candy received on every boat at Nuir's
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01
Fresh candies at Muir's
"A Night in Bohemia,

New hair combs, belts and stocks at, parriSOas'
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

"A Night in Bohemia"
 "A Night in Bohemia. "
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-01

"A Night in Bohemia n
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
GOVERNOR AND FARMER.

Editor Evening Bulletin:-Ten
years ago, l bought little farm
upon Molokai, and as | felt | had
a big freight list of three tons went
to the superintendent of Wilder 5
Steamship Co. and inquired if a lit
tie reduction could be made, for |
was a new settler and tried to make
both ends meet. | was laughed at
and said, "If | had one hundred
tons he might speak to me-"
There and then | thought there
was no show or prospect for a poor
man. | went around to some of my
friends and borrowed some money
and bought the sloop Volante for
the sum of six hundred dollars
and took my little freight up to
Molokai and | found the sloop
very handy to get my taro and fish
to market in Lahaina.
In May, 1908, Mr.. McVeigh, su-
perintendent of the leper settle
ment, came across from Maui in a
whale-boat, wanted to 90 to Pele-
kunu as there was no steamer for
several days, came and asked if he
might have the sloop. | told him
the sloop was at his service free OF
charge providing good care was
taken at landings. When he got to
Pelekunu, he found it too rough to
land. He then took command of the
sloop and commanded the captain
of the sloop to take him to Waiko-
lu. They arrived at dusk. Mr.
McV eigh was landed safely. But il
was to late to set back to sea. 1t i;
very bad place for a vessel. Dur
that night a heavy swell set in and
wrecked the boat.
| put in a claim to the Honora-
able Legislature lastsession for the
amount of six hundred dollars, they
chewed itd5wn to two hundred anC
fifty dollars and passed. The Cover
nor jumps on top and kills it en-
tirely.
Yours truly,
! o. TOLLEFSON
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08

question. The steamship company
named figure lower than the offer
of the railroad and was awarded
the contract for five years.
This withdrawal of so large an
amount of freight from the possi-
BILE freights af the railroad will act
as an effectual bar to the construc-
tion of a railroad through the Hilo
district for some years, as the plan
tations extend out. about twelve
miles from the town of Hilo and
there is not freight enough outside
to warrant the building of a rail
road through the district, this
twelve miles being the toughest and
most expensive on the whole pro-
jected line through Hamakua.-
Advertiser.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
STEAMERS GET CONTRACT.

The Onomea, Pepeekeo and Ho-
nomu sugar Plantations, situated
in the district of Hilo, Hawaii, and
controlled by c. Brewer & Co.,
have closed a contract with the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.
to carry all their freight for five
years. The sugar output will be
delivered in Hilo by Inter-Island
steamers and transhipped direct
from the steamers to ships there
for shipment abroad.
The Hilo Railroad company
made the three plantations in ques-
ton an offer TO build a railroad
from Hilo to the plantation estates
named and to transport the freight
aC a rate which would have been
less expensive than the rates here
tofore paid by the plantations in
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
COMING HERE TO PUT IN
WIRELESS.

William w. Tomkins, director
and manager of the American De
Forest Wireless Telegraph Com
pany, arrived at the Palace yester-
day and will stay a considerable
time in San Francisco, where he
will establish the largest wireless
station in the United States and
one of the largest in the world. Mr..
Tompkins has just arrived from
New Orleans, where he has COM
pleted a station and has worked
westward, after locating wireless
stations on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts. Subsequently he will leave
for Hawaii, Manila and Japan.
When this mainland is complet-
ed arrangements will be made to
maintain unbroken ranges of wire
less communication from Cavite,
in the Philippine Islands, to Guam,
thence to Midway, thence to Haw-
ali and between the latter ana San
Fracisco. This last stretch is the
longest, being more than 1000
miles, but it is believed that if the
physical obstruction in the Hawa-
iian Islands can be overcome there
will be no difficult in establishing
the desired communication. Call.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
Town on Fire Soldiers LOOting-BatiC Fleet
Sails to Rescue Mutineer Ship Reported
Sunk by Russian Torpedo Boat.
ELIHU ROOT SUCCEEDS HAY
aft Party Coming Approves Refundne Bonds.
French Submarine Aoat Sunk at Tunis.
England Honors America.
Sugar 96 deg. test 425. Beets lis 7ld)

Sugar 96 deg test 4 25 Beets lis 74d)
LONDON July reported baeshp Potemkin
bombarng Theodoa that the burning and that soldiers
oong
ODESSA report mutineer
batteship Poemkn has blown Russian
ST. PETERSBURG, July 6-The
Theodosia.
PARIS THE torpedo
in Tunis harbor, II men imprisoned in her still alive.
WASHINGTON, July 6-Ehu
tary of State,
WASHINGTON July e-Presdent Roosevelt approves reunding
HONOLU U July County Board Supervisors
of the Hawaiian band
LONDON July 6-Impressive late
Hay Secretary State State the United States held in ST.
Yesterday Archbishop Canterbury
edom present.
LONDON July 6The peace diplomats
day.
FRANCISCO 6The party Honolulu-
SAN FRANCISCO July 6,The s. S. Co. have bid
Ho r. Co.. and has secured valuable five
Onomea Pepeekeo and Honoula to the coast
ODESSA July 5.-An attempt mutiny
dosetz has been frustrated.
PETERSBURG July Rdger appointed
OF War and Gen. Paatzyu Chief of the General Staff.
PARIS July yesterday
Porter Sgbee the the Paul Jones squadron
at the Eysee.
BALTIMORE, 5Tweny thousand people
the Christian Endeavor convention.
LONDON 5A Japanese loan $3.50
by the end of the week
LONDON July 5-Owing distress Rodeven-
sky not been informed of the annhlation of his feet
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
NAVAL BATTLES OF MODERN
HISTORY.

Following are the great nWal
battles of modern history from 1925
to the present time,
Dover Straits, November 25,
1926. The Dutch admiral, Won
Temp, with eighty ships attacked
and destroyed forty English ships
and sailed away with broom at
its masthead to show that he had
swept the seas OF the British fleet.
Portsmouth, February Is, 1868.
Blake, with one hundred men OF
war defeated Won Tromp, captured
six Dutch ships. sunk eleven and
dipersed eighty-three
Holland, July 81, 1858. Blake
defeated and killed Won Tromp;
sunk thirty Dutch ships.
Bordeaux, December 4, 1854
Duke of York defeated and sunk
130 French ships.
Harwich, June 3, 1865. Duke
of York defeated Dutch Admiral
Opdam; captured IS ships and de-
stroyed fourteen
Thames, July %, 1866. Dutch
lost "a ships, four admirals and
1000 men killed.
Cape Finisterre, May 3, 1747.-
Admiral Anson captured thirty-siN
of the French ships in battle.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08

jockey could get him together PHI
holo had the race won.
Seventh race. Trotting and Pac-
ing to Harness. Mile heats, 2.15
class. Best two out of three. Purse.
$3.50. Denny Healey, entered by
G. L. Keeney, driven by Davis;
Cyclone, entered by lima Stables,
driven by w. II. Cornwelb. Healey
winning two heats and the race.
Time, 2:35 and 2:46.
Eighth race. Post entries for
japanese. Not filled.
Ninth race. Trotting and Pacing.
Mile heats, best two out of three.
Green horses. Purse, 800. Column
bia Maid, entered and driven by
W. T. Robinson; Silver Top, enter
ed and driven by G.. L. Keeney;
Ma Nae, entered and driven by F..
Medeiros; Bottle Green, entered
by J. Kirkland and driven by Dick
Davis. Silver Top won two straight
heats, Time, 2:5l4 and 2;51.
Tenth race: One mile dash. ia
panese race. Purse, $40 and $15.
Not filled.
Eleventh race. One mile dash.
Trotting and pacing to harness.
To be driven by members OF any
jockey club. Post entries. Column
bia Maid, entered and driven by
w. T. Robinson; Mckinley, entered
by lima Stables and driven by w
H. Cornwell; Abdine, entered and
driven by Dick Davis. In the first
heat Abdine won easily from Nc
Kinley in 2:45. Columbia Maid
off her feet all the way round.
Twelfth race. Three-quarter mile
dash. Free for all. Purse, $3.50
Racine Murphy, entered by l.
Petrie; Notice, entered by Suzuki;
Racery, entered by lima Stables
Indifferent start, Racery getting
the best of it and leading the great
Racine all the way round, winning
in 1.22.
Thirteenth race. This was g
special race. Post entries. Three
eighths of a mile. Purse, $25. Sis
Hooligan, Lahaina Girl and Puu-
meme Boy entered this race. Si'
Hooligan got off handily winning
under double wraps from Puunent
Boy; Lahaina Girl bad third
Time, 40 seconds.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
Lovely Weather. Big Crowd and Close
Finished Races Unite to Make
Memorable Race Day.
INTER=ISLAND CO. GETS CONTRACT.
EIilo Railroad in the Hoe.-New Company Coming Here
to Put in Wireless-Governor and Farmer
A Hardtime Letter about FreghS

The Nineteenth Annual Meet of
the Maui Racing Association took
place at Spreckels Park on July a,
under the Nost glorious auspices.
One of the largest attendances in
the history of the Association was
present. The slight rain that fell
IN the early morning did much to
benefit the track. The races were
little late in starting owing to
mutual consent amongst some of
the owners so as to give the track
time to dry.
First race:-Half mile dash,
free for all, Maui horses. Purse
$4,000. In this race three horses
were entered. Yokohama, entered
by S. Kimura, Racery, entered by
Ilimas Stables and Geraldine, S.,
entered by Hooligan Stables. They
were at the post for a short time
when the flag fell to a good start.
Racery having the pole and the
first to get away. Yokohama fell
at the first turn injuring the jock
ey's shoulder. The race between
the other two being pretty one,
Racery winning out, Geraldine S.
close second. Time "a seconds.
Second race:-Half mile dash,
maiden. $25. japanese to ride.
Post enteries. Lahaina Boy, Pony,
Sakamoto, Good start. Lahaina
Boy winning all the way. Time,
81 seconds.
Third race. Trotting and Pacing
to harness. Mile heats. Best three
in five. Those with record of 2.17
or better to race in cart. Purse,
$175. Denny Healey, entered by
G. L. Keeney, driven by D. Davis.
Cyclone, entered by lima Stables,
driven by w. H. Cornwell, McKin-
ley, entered and driven by j. V.
Kerr. Cyclone winning. First
heat in 2.26l. Mckinley distanced,
Cyclone taking the second and
third heats in the time of 2.30 for
each.
Fourth race. Free for all. Run
ming race. Purse, $175. Racine
Murphy, entered by L. Petrie; No
tice, entered by Suzuki; Bruner
being scratched. Racine Murphy
running away easily from Notice
in the time of 1.52.
Fifth race. Half mile dash. Maui
bred maidens. Purse, $50. Sis
H0oligan, entered by Hooligan;
Elko, entered by A c. Belts; Hap
Ply Hoollgan, entered by lima
Stables. This race proved the most
exciting one of the day. They got
away with a fine start and it was
anybody's race coming up the
stretch when Sis Hooligan forged
ahead from Happy. Great excite
ment prevailed as Sis was third
choice in the betting, Elko giving
the field. Time "a seconds.
Sixth race. One mile dash. Mule
race. Purse, $40 Catch weights
Ainanui, entered by L. Petrie; Pua
Lehua, entered by Kamoka; Phi
hola, entered by Jos. Wilson. Some
delay at the start. Pua Lehui
acting ugly and refusing to breal
away. Piiholo winning, time 2.25
Ainanui after the first heat running
upon the bank, and before th'
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08

Cape st. Vincent, June l6. 1893.
British Admiral Jervis with fifteen
ships defeated twenty-seven ships,
capturing four and sinking twenty
three.
Nice, August 1, 1888. Lord Nelf
son defeated French fleet, captur-
ing nine ships and burning two.
Copenhagen, April 2, 1901. City
was bombarded by Lord Nelson;
Danish fleet of twenty-three ships
of the line attacked; eighteen de-
stroyed.
Trafalgar, October 21, 1905
Lord Nelson with twenty-seven
ships of the line defeated combined
French and Spanish fleets with
thirty-three ships. Nelson's signal
as England expects every man to
do his duty" Nelson was killed.
Yalu, September II, 1894, Ja-
panese defeated Chinese fleet, sink
ing eight modern cruisers.
Manila, May 1, 1898. Dewey
defeated Spanish fleet and gave
Philippines to the United States.
Santiago, July 3, 1898. Ameri-
cans defeated Spanish fleet, de
stroying four modern cruisers as
| they emerged from the harbor
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-07-08
Pure, frosty, crystal
clear Soda Water at
Our Silver Fountain.

A hundred varieties of the most
celebrated Patent and Proprie-
tary Medicines and Domestic
Remedies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
NUESTR0S CABLES
Ell encuentro de las dos es-
cuadrss dara un giro de-
Cisivo a Ia guerra.
RESERvA DEL JAP0N
81 Sc conhrman las yenta1as
japonesa>, el golpe sera
mortal para los rusos.

Son de una gran importancla los
cablegramas que publicamos aver, re-
ferentes la guerra rusoiaponesa,
porque nos participant ell encuentro,
esperado tanto tempo ha, de las dos
escuadras beligerantes.
Aunque solo Sc habla en- ellos
de considerables perdidas sufridas
por la rusa-seis barcos hundidos
les de suponer que Ia japonesa ha
recibido tambi6n rudos QuebrantoS,
puesto que tiene al frente un enemigo
formidable, que juega en- eSta lucha su
Ultima carta. Podra ser, sin embargo,
que hayan sufrido muy POGO NADIA, en-
virtud de esos golpes maestros de que
tan pr6digos son los japoneses, desde
ell principle de la campaha.
81 la batalla naval Sc do real
oositivamente en- ell estrecho de Co.
rea, como los despachos indican, es
seguro que Rojestvens ha fracasado
en- su empeiIo de atacar al enemigo
lejos de las aguas del Jap6n, sien'
10 victima de una meditada sor-
presa, psrecida la qua reallzart
con tan buen resultado los japoneses
ante Ia plaza de Puerto Arturo, contra
los barcos del almirante russo Mskarotf
N6tase que NADIA Sc ha sabido hssta
hoy de los movimientos de la escua-
dra de Togo, y que esta reserva tan
CHARACTERISTICS on los iaponeses, y ese
misterio en- sus operaciones, han rre-
cedido siemprs q un ruidoso hecho de
armas, en- que los rusos han llevado
la peor parte.
81 Sc recibe la noticia Official de
que Togo ha ganado la partida q
Rojestvensky, es indudable que los
rusos habran recibido un golpe deci
sivo, pues c1n la destruction de Ia
escuadra del Baltico tienen que re.
nunciar defnitivamente al dominic
del mar, y no pudiendo impedir las
comunic caciones del Jap6n con la
Mapchuris, la campaha en- tisrra re.
cibira un nuevo y vigoroAo impulse
por parte de los isponeSes, que com
batiran est2 vez con un eiercito va
desmoralizsdo por 10 Ultima derrota.
No creemos que Rusia pida Ia paz,
porque el orgullo moscovlts no se rim
ie ante la l6gica de los sucesos mas
pudiera Aer que SO resolvlese soli-
citar una tregua.
Faltarfa ahors que el Jsp6n 80 Ii
concediera.
Y talta tambien que las potencial
Dongan trabas al imperlo del Sol Ma
ciente, en- el camino de sus triupfos,
NM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
BALE De LAS FLORES

POr refsrencias, pues no nos fue
dable asistir, eliBAILE DE LAS FLORES,
celebrado el domingo por la noche en-
ell teatro, result6 hermoso, no obstan-
to la pertinaz lluvia que emp ez6 q caer
desde por la tarde, prolongandose
hasts atlas horas de la msdrugads.
Ell local, decorado para esta fes-
ia con sumo gusto, contendrfa a 10 su-
mo de cuarenta q cincuenta parejas.
ALI Sc dieron cita bellss y elegan'
tes damas de San Juan y sus extra,
muros. Ostentaban todas vistosos ira
jes, adornados con profdsi6n de ilores
artiiciales y nsturales.
Las comisiones del Ateneo y de
Casino estuvieron muy gslantes cor
las damas, haci6ndolas objeto de la,
mas fnss atenciones.
A la una y media, cuando ell can
ssncio oblig6 muchas fsmiliss re
tirarse, SO di6 fin esta fiesta encsnta
dora, cuyos recuerdos seran grstfsi
mos para cuautos asistieron q ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
LOS "BIzEAIT TARRAS"

En- una session celebrada lor el
ayuntamiento de Bilbao, han dado los
bizkaitarrGS una nuevs demostrsciop
de su intranslgente espfritu separa-
tista.
AL leerse ell intorme proponiendo
que las escuelas del barlio de La
Perls, que Sc inauguraran ell martes
pr6ximo, Sc les de ell nombre de Ger
vantes, opusi6ronse los bizkaitarrdS
El conceial senior Elguezsbal, an
tiguo alumno de Deusto, diio que sc
oponis por no estar el Quiiote essritc
en- vascuence.
-Por desgracia 8 per suerte :
afadi6 mo tenemos obra como esq
escrita en- nuestra lengus.
Estas frases, mas que ind gnaci6r
produjeron hilaridad,
El informe Sc aprob6 lessr d
los votos bizkditdrrds.
Ell senor Elguezabal dijo tambitl
que Sc exaieraban muchos los merit
de Cervantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
HONRANDO A VALERA

Ultimamente Sc celebr6 en- la Real
Academia Esparola de Madrid, una
solemne session, para honrar la memo
ria de don Juan Valera.
Ell padre Mir y ell senior Silvela,
hicieron una acabada exposition de
los m6ritos del insigne escritor, del
que fue-diio ell primero-ornato de
las letras.
Silvela, afrm6 en- un bello discur.
so, que nadie podia compararse a Va
lera en- la pureza, en- la verdad, en- la
gracia y en- la elocuencia de la Erase.
En- ese mismo acto Sc di6 lectura
un notable trabajo que dedicaba
Valera al autor del Quj0te, y al que
di6 fin precisalnente la noche en- que
Be sinti6 enfermo,