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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
THE FLASH TEST.

The wouldbe fuel oil monopoists trying exclude
Hawaii all fuel oil that off vapor which will ignite
lower temperature than $50 degrees
The utterly hypocrtcal and claim made that oil which
flashes lower unsafe and that the made
in the interest of safety of life and property.
This argument is miserable conspiracy to hold
the OF oil i'll wa and make them grade
of oil by preventing them from using another equally safe and
equally good, if not better
1t thus When would-be monopol particularly
skin the public he plays the role OF the plarhrops
to draw herring the
The proof that this claim fraudulent contained the
table of flash adopted the cities and the United
States published herewith
Chicago Philadelphia Galveston all the oil
fields and of fuel OIL They require
ice be used in those cities and there law gua
ton to stop it,
The citizens of those cities their business pros
and of the oil trade If there urgent necessity for
high flash for fuel oil would the underwriters the
FIRE marsa the Civic Federaons the Merchants Associations
and the Chambers Of Commerce of those cities demand protection
and get it?
Denver Los Angeles, Milwaukee San Francisco
with degrees while the backwoods of New York is
willing life property oil which flashes only
degrees.
Nebraska and New Hampshire feel safe in using oil which
flashes degrees The State of Iowa. with higher
degree of intelligence any State, decided los
degrees safe protection while Minnesota and Montana to be
ultra conservative have raised their standard degrees
i Why is Hawaii alone be singled and prohibited from
oil which the whole United States declaring be
safe and merchantable?
Hawaii be small and isolated of date be
the victim OF unnvened machines and of political machines but
through grindone when has hole through foot
wide and knows gold brick when has brass tag it.
The cloak OF philanthropy thrown around this particular cin
proposition hmy and transparent be positively i'm
! modest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
W. G. 7. u. WILL INTRODUCE
BILL FOR POLICE MATRON

The need for police again voiced Yesterday at
the monthly meeting of the w c. T. u held yesterday
itself record for this improvement police by
ing the draft of bill which will be presented High Sheriff Henry
for his consideration the Governor and finally both branches
of the Legislature
Mrs NJ. Whitney, the president presided She presented
the able She
and Mrs W. W. Hall had interview by appointment High
Sheriff Henry last Saturday The High Sheriff received them
teorsy and them u information the subject at hand He
manifested favorable attitude toward the project He conducted
them Oa Prison where they the sixteen
Three of these sentenced for life live apart from
the remaining thirteen The latter have their cells in corridor
where they remain for the OF the day. all other
oners Once day they taken into the yard for
Both Mrs Whitney and Mrs Hall struck with the fact
that the idle OF the The High Sheriff
that work laid for the the of the
work The High Sheriff had stated that he had had cloth
into strips by tem which they braided into and
which be found all the prison But this did
SUFFICE and therefore during the the day they merely
folded their hands. Among the female there
aWaars but the the them Porto Rcans
This corridor seemed be dominated by Porto Rcan
of extremely bad character whose influence the W. c. T. u
committee thought operated badly her companions There
frequent quae among them The High Sheriff said there
need for woman warder over the female prisoners.
Hc thought that if police provided for she could
spend part the day the Oahu Prison overseeing laid
for them and do kindly womany for her charges 1t
during the night time when female prisoners generally brought
to the police station AS usual thing the mainly
drunkenness Mrs Whitney said that this the time when
police maon services would be desired Their hair
usually their clothes disorder and stood
womans mnsratons Sometimes arrested for theft
needed to be searched occupation clearly for have
under the circumstances.
In the early part the meeting called
day the Prison. and the meeting decided endeavor
take part Them least month"; by cooperation with the
~. M. c. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
MAKES A fine
IMPRESSION

A. F. udds investigation of the Department of Public In
behalf Governor began yesterday
the Bungalow, and when Superintendent Atkinson finished
his the questions propoundd by Mr. Judd the Grand
Jury report which the of the investigation
be somewhat the conduct and the
educational affairs in the territory
Akinsons indicated large amount
his hands, he looked develop
of the Schools through the various channels required by
by personal investigation The details of the management
public school affairs shown be of far-reachng
and indicated that Mr. Atkinson performed
than required of him by law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

Crushed with disappointment, the
most widely read of living French
authors has been slowly passing away
for months. Jules Verne is living
example of the proverb that prophet
is honored save in his own country.
The wonderful stories of imagination
and mystery that have delighted
readers of many nationalities have
given him worldwide reputation and
reflected no little honor on his native
land. Yet France mas been so migrate
full that she has denied Jules Verne
his one ambition, seat among the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

OF this remedy. 1t has never failed in
case where have recommended 1t
and grateful mothers are daily thank
ing me for advising them to use it."
For sale by all dealers and druggists
Benson. Smith & Co.. Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
AURIENS, Mar. 2a.-Jues Verne is dying of diabetes.

forty immortals of the French Acad-
envy. The disappointment, together
with the treatment accorded to him
by literary men of his own country
have broken down the old man and
he has been critically i'll for months.
AS an imaginative writer of fiction
Jules Verne has few, if any COMPETE
tors. He has lived to see some of his
most widely imaginative tales, such as
"Around the World in Eighty Days
surpassed by actual conditions but
even amid the wonders of modern in
vention and science the charm of the
tales of this genius has not lessened.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
LATEST BY CABLE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLseRAMs)

CABLEGRAMs)
ST PETERSBURG, Mar 22-Gen. Lnevtch has established
headquarters Chen CanAtzu crossing of the Sungar
Kuopan has been appointed commander of the first
Manchuran army under Linevitch.
A GOVERNORS PLIGHT.
TOXIC 2a-The Chinese governor of Liaoyang has
essed to having az Russian spies Summary
punishment is probable
ROJESTVENSKY RETURNING.
ADEN Mar 22-Thirty-two coaladen steamers are here
awaiting the Russian feet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

wHooPING COUGH IN JAMAICA.
During the epidemic of whooping
cough which was prevalent in Jamaica.
chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
freely used. Mr.. j. Riley Bennett
Chemist at Browns Town. Jamaica,
says Of 1t: II cannot speak too highly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

NEW YORK, 22-Tl1e directors of the Equitable Life
Co., have adopted the naturalization plan by which the
policy holders elect directors the stockholders six
ST. PETERSBURG, Mar administers favoring peace with
Japan encouraged and urging the Gar indicate willing
negotiate In the proposals being made Russia
will probably France intermediary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

ST PETERSBURG, Mar 22There is recurrence of agra
troubles At LODI the workmen strike and police
At Mau agators stopped work
troops que them. bomb exploded at
midst patrol police infantry seriously wound
ing eight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
Rheumatism

If your muscles are sore, bones
ache, joints feel stiff, and if pains
dart through your body, it is probably
rheumatism. Purify your blood, get
but all the rheumatism poison-ne
ueed of your suffering in this way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

NEW YORK, Mar a2.-The Havemeyer sugar refinery in
Brooklyn has shut down. throwing of employment
The decreased consumption owing the high price is the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

LONDON, Mar. 23-The House of Commons has decided in
favor of the imposition general duty manufactured imports
exceeding the schedule varying according
benefits and injuries to be derived by labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
LONDON, Mar.

LONDON, Mar 22-The cabinet has decided commit
the fiscal question This regarded deser
ton of Chamberlain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

GUNSHU Pass Mar 23-The Japanese apparently giving
the Russians temporary respite and reforming their forces
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

SAN FRANCISCO Mar. 23-Indicaions that the police
who have been investigating the Stanford inclined the
death theory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

TIFLIS Mar 23The Abasians driving the Russian
inhabitants and coming collision with the police
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

There officers of field rank in the named Charles
Humphrey-Colonel Charles F. Humphrey, O. NJ General and
Lieut. Col Charles Humphrey Artillery Corps AS Capt Hum
phrey stationed in Honolulu had received word night
OF the death OF his father the Quamaser General the deceased
officer is probably the Humphrey of the Artillery Corps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
"rHE OVERLAND LIMITED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED

advised that there are no objections to
these sections. The Supreme Court has
held that ian act relating to taxation
could cover both Territorial and Coun-
ty taxation" q5 Haw. 300 In order
to properly define the duties of the
tax assessors, another act should be
passed covering the subject of taxation
and prescribing those duties.
Respectfully submitted,
J. M. DOwSETT,
Chairman.
l.. L. McCANDLESS,
G. C. HEWITT,
S. KALAMA,
j. GANDALL,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
A PEASANT REVOLT.

ST PETERSBURG, Mar. 23-There have been arrests
in the Doinsk district owing % a peasant revolt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

Abasa circle district the Kuban government Russia
in Asia 1t has population of 42ooo Ils city OF I45I3I,
the government of the the Russian eau
The government has population OF 1871
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

IOrthWltn, along with the report.
LEGAL ADVICE WANTED.
Dowsett had motion to make on
probably were other matters that had
escaped the attention of the Senate in
the bill He moved that the bill as
whole, either now or after the proposed
amendments We're disposed of, be re-
ferred to the same committee and that
the committee take legal advice on the
bill as amended. They had found loop
holes all through the bill. McCandless
seconded the motion.
Paris wanted to know why the bill
should be given to the lawyers before
the Senate was completely through
with it. The time to give the bill to that
committee was after all amendments,
from other committees as we'll as this
one, had been passed
Dowsett sad his only object was to
save time. He now changed MS mo-
ton, moving to take MP the DILL now
with the report of the committee. CAL
ried
SALARY SNAG.
McCandless moved that the salary Of
the deputy sheriff of Eva and Waia-
nae be $500 year. Carried.
Dowsett. on the item of $720 for dep
uty sheriff OF North Hilo, asked for
information from Brown as to whether
or not the deputy sheriff of South Hilo
did not have much more work than
that of North Hilo. The answer was
in the affirmative.
McCandless moved the item be 5000.
Paris said the present salary of the
South Hilo deputy sheriff was $500
and he did not think a suitable man.
could be had for less.
Hewitt moved it pass as in the bill.
Carried. to 4.
Deputy sheriff of Puma. $720. Hewitt
moved 1t pass. Lane moved 5000.
Hewitt said those were large dis
tricts. The officers had to keep their
horses shod. 1t cost great deal more
to live than on oahu.
Lane said there was the same diff
Guilty for Oahu's country officers
horse-shoeing, etc.
Paris replied that II Oahu could get
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

ST. PETERSBURG Mar 22.-The Russian Admiralty init
mates that Admiral Rojestvensky will effect junction with Ad
mra Nebrogote squadron days proceed
tie with Togo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

his imaginative writer Of fiction
%s v nsv i.s. 5 his
9Sse him t S p h naR surpassed h WS actual IN conditions but
land Yet r1 @ n so migrate Ss4 ami" and the gf OF m the
his ambition the tales of this genius has not lese
NEW YORK, Mar. aa-The Havemeyer sugar refinery in
Brooklyn has shut down. throwing of employment
The decreased consumption owing the high price the
LONDON, Mar aa-The cabinet has decided to commit
the the fiscal question This regarded dese
ton of Chamberlain
NEW YORK 22-The directors of the Equitable Life
adopted naturalization plan which
poicyholders directors the stockholders
ST. PETERSBURG Mar administers favoring peace with
Japan encouraged and urging the Gar indicate willing
ness negotiate In the event OF proposals being made Russia
will probably select France Intermediary.
T1FLIs Mar as-The driving the Russian
inhabitants and coming into collision with the police
Abasa circle district in the Kuban government, Russia
in Asia 1t has population of Ta city Of
capital OF the government OF the same name IN the Russian Cau
cssus The government has population OF %5Is1
PEASANT REVOLT.
ST. PETERSBURG Mar. 23-There 500
in the Donsk district, owing to peasant revolt
GUNsHU Pass Mar as-The Japanese apparently giving
the Russians and reforming their forces
SAN FRANCISCO Mar as-Indcatons are that the police
who have been investigating the Stanford inclined the
natural death theory.
23-lne commons decided
favor of the imposition of duty manufactured imports
exceeding per the schedule varying according
benefits and injuries to be derived by labor.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23.-Colonel Charles Humphrey is
dead
There two officers of field rank in the named Charles
Humphrey-Colone Charles F. Humphrey O. NJ General and
Lieut. Col Charles Humphrey, Artillery Corps AS Capt Hum
phrey stationed Honolulu had received word last night
OF the death OF his father the uartermar General the deceased
officer is probably the Humphrey of the Artillery Corps
ST PETERSBURG Mar aa-The Russian Admiralty init
mates that Admiral Rosvenky will effect junction with Ad
mira Nebrogote squadron days and then
tie with Togo
ST PETERSBURG, Mar. 23-In developing Russas new
naval program American builders likely the
number of contracts for warships.
LINCOLN Mar a3The Legislature of Nebraska has
ed Christian Science.
LISBON, Mar a3-Queen Alexandra her here
great popular ovation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24
J. GANDALL

McCandless moved to take up the bill
forthwith, along with the report
LEGAL ADVICE WANTED.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

ST. PETERSBURG Mar. 23.-In developing Russia's new
naval program American builders likely
number of for warships
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

LINCOLN, Mar. 23.-The Legislature of Nebraska
ed Christian Science.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-24

LISBON, Mar. a3.-Queen Alexandra, on her arriv
great popular ovation.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-11-16
Early Eqyptians In Eranoa

Iherel has Just been laid before the
Hrench Academy of Sciences a well
authenticated case of prehistoric Egyp-
.lan remains found amcng the prehis-
eoric remains of ancient Gaul. The
uonnectlon unn between Gaul and Egypt
was established in this way:
A card of cut iiints of the Neolitbio
period was obtained from Egypt and
card of exactly similar flints found
On fiou island. nine miles from Mar
seiles, was shown with them.
AZ the spot on the island where
tnese hints were excavated there were
Iounn lying nearest the surface some
hOman pottery; below that Greek pot
q With Jigurian and Egyptian still
ahd below these again masses
Inarine shells. pottery and flintg
rent from any yet found.
TIC remains found go back for at
ieaat 1900 years.-London Globe.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-11-16
GOVERNMENT GETS REHEARING.
Supreme Court Agrees 10 Retry Philippines
Tariff Case.

Washington (SpecraD The Supreme
Court granted the motion of the Govern
ment for rehearing of the sases of War
ner, Barnes & Co. and Lincoln. both
against the United States. involving the
right of the Government to collect tariff
duties i'll the Philippine Islands on goods
shipped in from the United States subse-
quent to the ratification of the treaty with
Spain and prior to the enactment of leg
islation by Congress. The hearing was
set for January ?, after other cases on
call for that day.
BY order of the Court the argument is
to be confined TO the single question
whether Congress ratified the collection
of such taxes. The cases were decided
during the last term of the court against
the Government The Attorney General
made a vigorous effort TO secure a re-
opening of them, in which he was strong
ly supported by Secretary Taft. If the
final decision is against the Government
about 81. 4.ooo. 900 will be required TO settle
the claims that will arise.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-11-16
POLES AGAINST wITTE
Also Charge German Emperor Witt
Interfering.
THEY CHARGE A SECRET BARGAIN.
Polish Delegates Say New Russian Prem er
Treated Them Curtly sed RudeIy-Decinre
he Is Greater Enemy 10 Polish National.
ism Than the czsr-Austria Objects to Con-
cesslons to Poles.

St Petersburg (By Cable) The dele
gates from Poland, sent here to l..,rn
Polands position under the manifesto,
speak with the greatest anger against
Witte. In their interview with him on
Saturday, which they describe as marked
by gross rudeness on his part, he told
them curtly the terms of the procama-
tior.
When they sought to argue against
martial law, as preventing the Polish ma
tim from formulating national sentiment
or advising the ST. Petersburg govern
ment regarding its position under the
new Russian regime, Witte raped the
table and said
All that is already settled, as l have
told you"
When the delegates persisted ne said :
You have heard the governments de-
ciSion. The matter is closed"
Several of the delegates accuse Witte
of secret bargain with the German
Emperor that the reforms should include
no concessions to Polish nationalism, and
when the Gar suddenly made large con-
cessions TO the Nationalist party of Fin
land Emperor William Informed Witte
that nothing similar would be tolerated
IN ihc case Of Poland.
The delegates maintain that Witte is
greater enemy to Polish nationalism
than the Gar, who favored considerable
concessions in the direction Of autonomy
till he German ruler and Witte inter
poseA
1t is generally believed here that both
Germany and Austria have given Russia
assurances OF support, but of what nature
cannot be learned
Whether or not this is true both Ger
many and Austria naturally are inter
ested. each of them having a Polish
problem on their hands, in not raising the
Polish hopes OF a restoration of the
present movement i'll Poland certainly
will not receive the sympathy of the gov
ernment beyond the western border
The formal proclamation OF martial
law throughout Poland and the promuiga-
ton of the governments intention TO sup
press the Polish movement 10 secure au-
tonomy almost created panic on the
bourse. Imperial IS again falling TO 80.
Industrials seem to have no bottom.
The city is full of rumors to the effect
that the imperial ukasc was issued over
Count Witte'S head at the inStgation
of the reactiOnaries. which is equivalent
10 the Counts retirement, but it can
be stated with positiveneSS that the ac-
ton was taken upon the Premiers advice
Count Witte favored and impressed or
the Gar the advisability of restoring
Finland'S constitution and reversing the
policy of the classification Of the grand
duchy, but TO surrender autonomy 10 Po-
land after all the old grievances of the
Poles had been redressed and they had
been placed upon an equality with Rus
slams the Count considered would only
be prelude TO an attempt to set up the
ancient kingdom as q separate entity.
and would involve, ultimately, either the
dismemberment of the empire or the ne
cessity for bloody suppression, such as
marked the revolution of 1881 and 1868.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-11-16
STOLE GEMS WORTH 100000.
Painter In Sing Sing Tells How lie Robbed
Fashionable New Workers.

New York, (SpeciaD .-Confessio to
the robbery of SIoo,ooo worth OF gems
from fashionable New York homes in
the last two years was made by Harold
Prescott, painter. His profit on pawn
ing the jewelry, Prescott said, was but
little over $1,000. Almost by accident
the painter was arrested in connection
with a recent small robbery and the
police were ignorant OF the value of
their arrest until at his arraignment.
PrecOtt said that his theftS could not
be concealed much longer and then con-
fessed. Immediate search was made of
pawnshops he named and the police say
they have recovered $4,000 worth of
the stolen gems already Prescott OBJ
tanned entrance to the houses he robbed
by securing employment in them as a
painter. Prescott was later sentenced to
five years in Sing Sing.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-11-16
Curious Epitaphs.


Close to the Principal entrance tn
ola Kirk BraddaM (Eng.) churchvard
is stone which probably not one in
thousand of the thousands of visit
tors who assemble there Sunday hv
sunday ever notice. 1t has engraved
upon 1T the following curious intimo.
tlon; Here unlerlyeth the BODY .,
the Rev Mr.. Patrick Thompson. min.
ister OF Gods Word forty years. at
present vicar of Kirk Braddan. aged
slxty-seven, Anno 1878, deceased an
1859. The reverend gentleman had
ms tombstone erected eleven vears
before he died. The incident. how.
ever is not so uncommon as would ..
hrst appear. There is erected a stone
In Cnchan U. o. NJ churchyard to-
cay sacred to the memory of mar
who is still alive.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-11-16
MOVE TO FORCE TURKEY
Great Britain, France and Italy to
Act.
GERMANPS DIPLOMATIC MOVE.
Lord LaosGOwne Has Suggested to the Other
Powers That Demands Include judicial as
"ella as Financial Control over Macedonia
Austria. Germany and Russia Are Not likely
TO Concur In the Scheme.

London (By Cable Final arrange
ments for combined naval deinonstra-
ton against Turkey have been delayed
pending the receipt of replies from the
powers to suggestion from Lord Lans-
downe, the British foreign secretary.
that the demands be extended to include
not only financial, but judicial. control
over Macedonia by the European powers
an the extension of reforms to the
Nilayet OF Adrianople. which, though dis
turoed like Macedonia, was not included
in the present Anstro- Russian scheme.
In making the proposition Lord Lans-
downe, who is convinced that financial
control alone of Macedonia will be in
adequate to secure order there. hopes to
o0vlate the necessity of again resorting
to the delicate maneuver of a Joint na-
val demonstration and by one coup to
secure concessions which will enable the
powers to permanently settle the Bal
kans.
Since Austria and Russia rejected the
original proposal for autonomy in Mace
donia Lord Lansdowi.e has been endeav-
orlng by degrees TO secure permanent
reforms. To his latest proposal it is
stated that Italy and France will proba-
oIy agree readily but there IS little hope
OF Austria, Russia ard Germany concur
ring therein.
At the foreign office it was said that
refusal OF any power to agree to this
new proposal will make no difference in
the attitude of Great Britain. which coun-
try in any event will join in the proposed
demonstration against Turkey The next
step, it was said, will be an ultinnatum,
in which it will be stated that in the
event OF a refusal by the Porte to accede
to the demands of the powers a demon
stration will Immediately be begun.
Command of the combined feet would
fall upon Austria, Russia being in no
position at present TO assume command,
as she would be unable to participate in
the seizure of any Mediterranean port
without passing the Dardanelles, which
would be strictly contrary to the Treaty
of Berlin, under which the allies operate