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Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

ligt fran och me den benskarfva,
som uppgrafts III en- hGg fran den
forhistoriska tiden, till den skal-
tran Karl XII snort stoflarne med,
da han stupade vid Fredrikshall.
Stadslakare Ross holl haromdagen
infor denna larda akademi EFT fo
redrag, som radikalt afvek fran
antikviteterna. Amnet var: Re
lation Of the city Health officer
to the Schools in a Scarlet Fever
Epidemic" Stadslakaren, som har
uppsigt Diver Diet ALMANAC helso-
tillstandet. klagade Oliver att man
ga at hans embetsbroder under
lato att till honom ingifva rappor-
ter ON fall al smittosamma sjuk-
domar, som borde forlaggas under
karanta7. En- epidemi at skarla-
kansfeber raider for narvarande i
staden, och manga at s%kolbarnen
arc angripna derat, och doktorn
ansag att en- strang karantan borde
iakttagas i ALA dylika fall. Men
familjelakaren, som v~anligtvis ar
en- god van i familjen, underlater
att rapportera dessa fall, och fol-
den deraf blir att smittar spridas,
da inga Acknowledgements vidta-
gas. Och stadslakaren far bara
hundhufvudet derfor.
Doktor Ross slot slit foredrag
med att gitva en- valfortient upp-
s~trackning at de elandiga hum
bugsmakare, som ga under nam
net'af ChristianScientist och ock-
ra pa okunnigheten och vidske-
pelsen med sin lara att inga Iakare
behofvas for de kranke. Till sist
framholl DR.. Ross onskvardheten
att samhallet t~illsatter en- skolla.
kare, som far i uppdrag att Of
vervaka skolungdomens helsotill-
stand.
Den nya Northwestern National
Bank byggnaden vid 4 & Pierce
SITS kommer att blifva fardig den
I december. Byggnaden, som ar
brandsaker fran grund till tax, ar
i arkitektoniskt hanseende statlig
och monumental och gor bade
arkitekt, bank och byggmastare
all heder. Inredningen for bank
lokalen haller nu pa att AMANDA.
Kandidater for de olika stads.
embetena arc redan ute och nota
sk~osulorna, ehuru intet val fore
kommer forran nasta var. Som
independent kandidat for mayor
namnes alderman Z. J. Stason,
hvilken dock vagrar att lemna
nagon upplysning ON huruvida
han ar kandidat eller ej.
Oscar H. Ho6maHn, utgitvare
af Sioux City Volkslreund. har
blifvit utsedd som honorary pail
bearer vid begratningen at den
framstaende tysk-amerikanske It'd
ningsmannen Pretorius, utgifvare
och red. af dagtidningen West
liche Post i St Louis. Hoffman
har alltid varit en- af den store
tidningsmannens ifrigsste beun-
drare och var en- at medlemmarne
at exekutiva kommitten pa tvs
karnes dag vid utstallningen i ST.
Lonis.
Eft artigt och arligt bematande
gives hvarje kund at the South
ern Coal Co., och 1000 pounds
ga%ranteraS.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

veta hvad mann han will bara som
norskarnes konung. Namnet gor
u for ofrigt ingenting till saken.
Framtiden far ~utvisa, huruvida
den uorska kronan blir latt elIer
tung att bara for den nye ko
nungen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
Norge far konung.
PRINS CARL AT DAN.
MARK VALID.

fran och tillbaka hafya norskarne
nu andtligen lyckats ia en- .gen
konung i prins Carl at Danmark.
Uppgifterna ON huru han skulle
beta, sedan han bestigit Norges
tron, hafva varit hvarandra sd
motsagande, att nagon visshet
derom Ell torde kunna uppnas,
forran kroningen egt rum. Ibland
har man pastatt att han skulle
lata kalla sig Carl V, och andra
uppgiftec hafva lydt pa att hans
namn skulle blifva Hakon VII.
Fran Kristiania telegraferes den
II dennes:
Enligt Aftenposten kommer
prins Carl af Danmark, som tele-
graferat att han antagit anbudet
ON Norges tron, att antaga nam.
net Carl V. F0rberedelser arc j
full G ing att emottaga Norges
nya konung och drottning, prin-
sen och %prinsessan Carl at Dan
mark, hvilkas formella val at
storthinget i morgon ar alldeles
sakert.
Intaget j Kristiania kommer att
ega rum den 25 november. Eft
fartyg med Prins Carl och GENIAL
ombord med en- eskort at norska,
britiska och tyska krigsfartyg
kommer att m0tas af en- stor hot-
till at angare fran ALA kuststader
och konvojeras till harvarande
landstigningsplats, der de uya
herrskarne erhalla den forsta Off
CELIA valkomsthelsningen."
Eft annat telegram fran Kristia-
MIA at den IS dennes lyder som
foljer:
"Norska storthinset valde j
dag enhalligt prins Carl af Dan
mark till Norges konung. II6
medlemmar voro narvarande. Re-
s~ultatet tillkannagafs kl. 5.55 en-
Fastningarne gafvo kunglig salut
pa az skott till heder for den nye
konungen.
De fiesta af storthingets med.
lemmar voro vid tillfallet hogtids-
kladda. Sedan reSultatet af ON
rostningen, hyilken var open,
tillkannagifvits. nedkallade stor-
thingets kaplan den hogstes val
signelse Diver konung, storthing
och land. Da den kungliga sa-
luten gals, hangaf sig befolknin.
gen ofverallt i staden atstora ut
brott af jubel, som rackte till langt
fran pa natten. Storthingspresi-
denten erholl i uppdrag att med
della prins Carl at Danmark result
tatet at omrostningen.
Eft telegram fran prins Carl af
Danmark Emphasizes i storthinget
i qvall. Det tillkannagat att han
skulle antaga namner Hakon VII
och gifva sin son namnet Olaf"
Fran Kopenhamn meddelas den
Is dennes:
Get telegram tillkannagifvande
att storthinget Walt prins Carl af
Danmark till konung emottogs
vid en- diner, som gals at kronprins
och Kronprinsessau Fredrik, och
vid hvilken prins Carl var narva-
rande. kronprinsen utbragte ge.
mast en- sksl Tor Norges nya mo-
narki. Det uppgifves att konung
Edward kommer att aflagga EFT
besok hos den nye konungen til
digit nasta ar. Kroningen skall
ega rum den 27 JUL"
Norge har nu alltsa fatt en- ko-
hung Som man at ofvanstaende
ser uppgifves i telegrammet af
den ~ DENIES att han skall beta
Carl V, hvaremot t%elegrafen pa.
foliande dag meddelar att prinsen
sjelt uppgifver att han kommer
att antaga namnet Hakon VII.
Och den sista uppgiften torde val
vara den rata, ty prinsen Dor val
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
L6snummer Sc

som ej visste att han befann sig
pa taket, och stangde trappdorren.
Forst sedan hans svit borjat blif-
va orolig Diver hans langa bort
varo soktes Diet efter honom, och
han antraffades pa taket, for till
fallet ALT annat an andaktsfull.
En- liten akomma, pa hvil-
ken man rufvar matt och dag, kan
latt bringa hela nervsystemet i
oordning och Iagga en- pa sjuk-
badden. Ga derfor icke och var
bekymrad, utan antag EFT hopp-
fullt utseende och satt eder lit till
DR.. Peters Kuriko, Den air EFT
lakemedal, till hvilket nj kan hysa
odeladt f0rtroende. Den bestar
uteslutande at vegetabiliska be-
standsdelar och innehaller ingen-
ting, som icke gagnar. Sales
icke a apotek, utan genom speci-
alagenter, som t~illsattas at egar-
ne, DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Company, II2-II8 S. Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Crefve Carl Alex Raoul Yacht
meister fran Malmo har anlandt
till California. Han besokte forst
Boston att torsoka "a upplysningar
ON den mycket omtalade tidei-
kommissarien till Flosta i Vast
mainland, srefve Alex Cronhielm,
Grefve Wachtmeister ar nara be-
slaktad med Sveriges nuvarande
utrikesminister och agare till god
set Fjerrestadstorpi Skane. Han
ar son till aflidne FORE svenska ut
ikesministern grefve Carl Yacht
meister at Tohannishus, som ahed
1871.
Resenaren atfoljdes hit til! Ian
Diet at sin moder. Todd de Bourbel
som amman uppehalla sig Cali
fornia under vintern.
Installd Amerikaresa. Riks-
Antiquarian Hans Hildebrand
hade at Lowell Institute i Boston
Massachusetts,, inbjudits att der i
winter halla en serie torelasningar
ON Swedish Antiquities" och re-
san var sa godt som bestamd.
Riksantiqvarien har emellertid va
rit nodsakad att denna gang afsa-
ga sig anbIdet, men moiligen
resan till foljande ar att
f0retagas.
Under Diet omfattande repara-S
toner pagingo i St. Lukes/ 2is-
kopalkyrka i Lancaster CO., Va. !
beredde sig EFT sallskap tr.msta1s
ende unga man, beledsagade al
en- ung qvinna, tilltrade till kyr-
kan der de tillstallde en- latsad
kommunion. Crackers och whis-
sky begagnades i stallet for brod
och vim och de unga hadarne toll
de kyrkans ritul sa godt de kunde. ]
Efter Diet vanhelgande dadet
sonderslogo de altarbordet med
baredvilligt bistand at qvirnan.
sedan..under ceremorier dop-
ties i d%opfunten. Dopfunten de-
lade altarets ode.
Den unga qvinnan sages sedan
ha beg3tt sjalfmord a EFT hotel i
Baltimore, men hvarken hennes
eller de andras MANN ar annu
Dadet begick i en- aiag-
sen trakt. men myndigheterna GO,
"a ALT for att ia fatt i brottslin-
game. I
Eft odjur i maniskohamn. DR..
Oliver Crook Haugh i Dayton,
forklarades deu IS dennes
at likbesiGtningsnamden skyldig
till EFT af &c svartaste brott vart
lands historic kan fortalja. Har.
hade m0rdat sin fader, moder o,
broder, uppskurit deras kreppa.
totogen i liken och sedar
antandt huSet hvari ogerningen
begatts. Detaljerna, som be-
skrifvas at EFT &syna vittne, arc
tor rysansvatda att i tryck ater
gitvas. Coronern sager i slit ut
Stag att myndigheterna har haivA
att CORA med IN man med So
fernaliska instinkter att verl
sallan sett de5S like.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

dagar forut blifvit intaeen pa no.
spitalet, der lakarne fo klarade
att han var sinnesrubbad
Pastor G. Nelson hal. i nasta
sondagsqvall sin afskedspredikan
missionskyrkan. Han stannar
har sedan Diver tacksagelsedagen
for ats ofvervara en- fest, som for
samlingens ungdomsforening kom-
mel att halla, hvarefter han pa
foljande dag jemte sin familj be-
oliver sig till sin nya verksam-
~hetskrets ] Butte, Mont.
Jesse Chester infann sig i SON
dagsqvall med en- gamtaal, ut
merglad hast utanfor VIZ. Smiths
grocerybutik. srs Pearl Jesse
hade intaglt full last at "5ug juice
and tanglefoot" och varsebief i slit
omtocknade tillstand i boden en-
vsg. pa hvilken han gaf sig den
och den pa att han skulle vaga
hasten. Men da har skulle leda
in djuret i boden - eller kanske
Diet var djuret. som skulle leda
hopom - gjorde Smith invand-
ningar och ofverantvardade ho-
nom at konstapeln Carlson och
sergeant Peirce. Chester hjelptes
upp j polisens buggy och akte
med Pierce till stationen, medan
Carlson tog hand ON hasten. Men
Diet utsvultna djuret orkade ej ga
med utan satte sig helt enkelt ned
pa gatan, sd att Carlson maste
slappa honom och lata honom
taga wagon hvart han vile. Che
ster Gomdes i mandags till 7 dol
lars boter och begaf sig sedan ut
att uppsoka hasten, som tillhorde
en- AMMAN.
Hdningen New York Sun TO-
rekom haromdagen foljande in
tressanta nyhet fran Sioux City:
Under forsoket att i fyra nuns
bitar uppata en- sick vagande EFT
pound qvafdes John Ringer, en-
formogen man pa 65 at, till dods.
Ringer slog vad ON $40 att han
skulle kunna alta upp en- porter
housestek pa EFT pound i iyra
munsbitar. Han fck ned iva,
men den tredje fastnade i halsen
Ipa honom och han qvafdes till
dods trots en- lakares anstrangnin-
gar. Han inglck vadet efter Diet
han klagat Oliver att han ej fatt
nog kott till q~vallsvard."
Nyhetsmarknaden i ostern ma
ste vara 'fau", da dylika ur luiten
tagpa rofvarehistorier maste till
gripas.
Den nagot langa torkan afbrots
natten mot i gar at EFT stridt och
ihallande regn. Temperament
var mycket mild, och i gar for
midday lat askan atvenledes bora
sig-nagot sent for arstiden.
StOnx City har fatt en- ny pa,
trullvagn. Den ser fin ut - utom
for passagerarne forstas -, den
skinner pa langt hall al malning
och fernissa. Diver vagnen hoier
sig EFT tax, och sidorna fran taket
till vagnens botten skyddas af
b~astanta laderforhangen, eller hvad
Diet nu kan vara, och ingen sulta
ma j den sjuke mannens harem
kan vara mera skyddad for pro-
fana b!ickar an den, som af en-
eller AMMAN anledning aker i den
nya vagnen till polisstationen.
Poiiskonstapeln Gus Danielson
furnerade den forste passageraren
NdSta vecka ha vi tacksagelse-
dagen har med den traditionelIa
kalkonen. Men i ar la. Diet bli
smatt ON kalkoner i denna lands
anda, ON man far tro de rapport
ter. som sandals ut af kommis-
sionshandlarne. Hittills atmin-
stone hafva inga kalkoner funnits
den lokala marknaden. De hafva
tillh0rt slaktet r0ra ariS, men
kanhanda Diet blir battre nasta
vecka.
Del torde val ej vara allmant
bekant, men faktum ar Diet likval
att vi hafva h3r en- "Academv of
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

edra fotter arc for stora for den."
Sedan dess har ingen kvinnlig fot
trampat utanfor den sandade gan
gen = och sknlle ej ha gJort Diet
ON den varit endast tumsbred -
men Diet hnnes heller ingen stu
dentska vid universitetet, som ej
numera haller professor Stark
weather for att vara zen otack
karl.
"Det tjanar ingentiug. till att
Iuga, vi byte hustrur", yttrade
Jacob eastman i lordags intor
ratten j indianapolis. eastman
saval som den hustru han erhallit
i byte. mrs Beckman = infun-
no sig i ratten pa anklageIse at
Cashmans hustru, Mamie Cash
man. eastman ankIagades for
att ha ofvergifvit sin hustru och
kvinnan i fraga for att hon var
profan. Mrs c. sages ha gifvits i
byte till Fred. Beckman. Rats
forhoret lade dock icke i dagen
att nagra penuingar gifvits mellan.
Det sages att ALT gick bra och att
bytet syntes skola bli permanent.
Men sd NOTES dejtva kvinnorna
och fendskapen borjade. Man
nen NOTES. och iendskapen fort
ssttes. Det kom till bittra ord
och manner drabbade ihop, Svart-
sjuka ledde mrs eastman att an
klaga sin lagenlige make och mrs
B. For nagon It'd seGan blef
Beckman adomd boter for DIVER
gifvande at sin hustru.
Tvenne ynglingar, Henning
King och Ernest Monson, resp.
10 och II ar gamla, lato harom
dagen %arrestera superintendent C..
Nelson vid National Mirror
Works i Rockford, ILL.,, anklagande
honom for ofvervald. Ynglingar-
ne hade i fabrikan varit uppstud-
siga och nasvisa och da de 81 pa
hr Nelson uppmaRirg a~fagsnade
sig, fattade han tag i dem och
forpassade dem med en- val place
rad spark nedfor trapporna. Do
maren ansag, att Nelson haft gil.
tigt skal for slit handlingsatt och
frikande honom.
Den dodsdomde i St. Cloud,
Claude Crawford, Heino Lundeens
m0rdare, deinner sig den NEST
irritabla sinnesforfattning. Han
ar stark forkyld och ytterligt ner-
vos, samtalande blot med fang
vaktarne. Earom dagen anlande
iva svenka prastmdn franEast St.
Cloud och begarde att IA tala med
mordaren. De lingo ga in i gan
gen framtor c~ellen, h~varest de
StraX underrattade Crawford ON
slit arende. Crawford 0fver0ste
dem med de grotsta eder och skalls'
ord, bedjande dem draga bort till
en- mycket het ort. Da han blef
i behof af af religion, sade m0rda-
ren. skulle han Sanda efter en- ka-
tolsk prest.
En- skogseremit, f. d. soldat,
var Christian Olson Bostooson,
hvars lik i fredags antraffades i
hans hydda i vida skogen fem
ton mil norr ON Beaver City.
Mirn. Fyra man lingo bana sig
vag med yxan MO mil, da de skull
lie begrafva liket. Manner hade
an.agligen dott at hiertslsg,
Under pagaende biskopsmote
i Chicago nyligen predikade epis-
kopalbiskopen Mott Williams fran
Marquette, Michigan, pa svenska
spraket i St. Ansgariikyrkan.
Han talade ON forhallandet mel
Ian anglikanska och den svenska
kyrkan. Biskop Williams lar W.
ra den enda biskop inom den ang-
likanska kyrkan har i landet, som
talar och skrifver svenska spra-
ket.
konungens sandbud pa taket.
FL Hadji Abdullah Ali Sadik, som
anlande som sandebud till Chica-
60 tran konung Menelik i Abessi-
MEN, satt i ire timmar pa taket
till EFT hotel Philadelphia. Han
hade bepifvit s ir dit for att for
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22
COTTON REPORT SCANDAL
PROBED TO THE BOTTOM

Oyster Bay, L. l., July 18.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has determined that
the scandal growing out of the cotton
report leaks in the department of agri-
culture shall be probed to the bottom.
He holds that the man or men re-
sponsible for the leaks are even in
greater degree culpable than they
would have been had they stolen
money outright from the government.
He proposes that Assistant Statisti-
clan Holmes, against whom serious
allegations are made, shall be punish
ed if it shall be found possible to Sc
cure his arrest and conviction under
present laws. The president has fol-
lowed the work of the investigation
conducted by Secretary Wilson with
keen interest. The results have been
presented to him together with such
recommendations as Secretary Will
son had to make. The president took
prompt and decisive action. He re-
ferred the matter to the department
of justice with instructions that it
should be given immediate and care
full attention. In accordance with that
order Solicitor General Hoyt is now
making a thorough inquiry into the
case. To reinforce his formal order
President Roosevelt wrote the follow
ing pointed letter to Attorney General
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22
UNKNOWN YACHT SUNK.
Police Reported That Several Persons
Were Drowned.

Police Reported That Several Persons
Were Drowned.
New York, July 13. = Police head
quarters received information that an
unknown yacht had been sunk off
Dobbs Ferry by a steamer flying the
Swedish flag. 1t was learned that
about o. m. small yacht brilliant
ly illuminated anchored off a dock at
Dobbs Ferry and had hardly stopped
when the steamer ran into it. The
lights on both went out and the yacht
turned turtle and sank. Fifteen min
utes later three men from the steam
er rowed in and asked if any surviv-
ors had come ashore from the sunken
yacht. Upon learning that none had
come ashore the three men pulled
their boat up on the beach and took
a train for New York. They declined
to say who they were or give name
of their steamer, and after they had
taken the train their boat continued
upon the river, The Dobbs Ferry po-
lice reported that several persons
were drowned
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22
PRIVATE VISIT:
SEES KING OSCAR

is still king of Norway or not, says a
definite reply cannot be given. He
is still king of Norway according to
the constitution of Sweden, but &C
cording to the constitution of Norway
he has ceased to be king of Norway.
but there is no doubt as to the pro
priety of King Oscar still styling him.
self as king of Sweden and Norway.
James II after he had been deposed
as king of England and while guest
of Louis XIV of France continued to
call himself king of France as we'll as
King of England, although France had
been lost to the British crown since
the time of Henry VI. Emperor Fran
els Joseph today as the Austrian coin
age shows, calls himself king of LON
hardy and Venice, although he is a
friend of King Victor Emmanuel and
king of Jerusalem without the sultan
of Turkey having objected. The Rus
sian emperor names himself duke of
Schleswig- Holstein and duke of Old
enberg without offending Germany
The Russian emperor also calls him.
self heir of the king of Norway.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22

Berlin, July 17.-No Indication of
the result of the meeting between
Emperor William and King Oscar at
COTE, Sweden, yesterday has reach
ed Berlin nor is any report of their
conversation likely to be made pub
lie as it is explained here that this
was a strictly private visit of one
sovereign to another. The initiative
probably will come from this side as
the emperor desired to have first hand
knowledge of the Norwegian-Swedfs
situation The German governments
policy. as the Associated Press is in
formed, is one of complete aloofness,
almost of indifference. 1t is expected
here that as a result of the meeting
yesterday Germany will be described
in some countries as taking undue
interest in the Scandinavian affairs
and seeking for way to influence
settlement. Such an idea is disavow-
ed in advance.
Professor Konrad Bornkak, an au-
thority on international law, discuss
ing the question whether King Oscar
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22
CANNOT FIND A Way OUT.

Topeka. July 12.-Governor Hoch
and his advisory board conferred
again the most of today, but reached
no decision as to what proceedings to
bring against Treasurer Kelly. While
none of the conferees will give any
thing to the press. one of them talk
ed to a personal friend tonight and
volunteered the information that so
far they had been unable to find that
Kelly had violated any law in putting
state money in the banks. He also
stated that the governor would have
to go back of the present trouble if he
fou2d anything to base prosecution
on.
Kelly stated tonight that if the gov
ernor and his board would spend
their time trying to help get back the
money that is tied up in the defunct
bank matters would be better. 1t was
decided to oppose any attempt by the
state. county or city TO have their de-
posits made preferred. No bitter Ian
guage was used and no threats were
made TO prosecute the bank officials.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22

MOODY.
''My Dear Moody must earnestly
hope that every effort will be made to
bring Holmes to justice in connection
with the cotton report scandal. Please
go over the papers yourself. The man
is, in my judgment, far greater
scoundrel than if he had stolen money
from the government, as he used the
government to deceive outsiders and
to make money for himself and 9TH
ers. Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
In response to the presidents let
ter Attorney General Moody replied:
Dear Mr.. President = l have re-
ceived your letter of July IL and note
with care the anxiety you express that
Holmes, the offending Official in the
cotton case, be brought to justice If
possible. ] have kept, through CORE
spondence with the solicitor general,
in close touch with this investigation.
1t shall receive my most earnest per-
sonal consideration. l will not now
express an opinion as l think it bet
ter to await the result of some inves-
LEGATIONS now in progress in the de-
partment of justice. At the first seas
enable moment will communicate
to you the progress we have made and
the prospect of indictment"
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-07-22
SENATOR CLARK Ill.
Montana Senator Operated On For An
Ahseess.

New York, July 1S.-Senator VIM.
Clark was operated on for an abscess
of the brain at his home in this city
this afternoon. 1t is understood that
he is rallying from the operation and
resting comfortably. A favorable re-
suit of the illness is looked for, al
though as the operation was very
serious it will be several days before
an ultimate recovery is assured. Up
on inquiry at the house it was learn
ed that the operation was performed
by DR.. James F. McKernon Senator
Clark was taken i'll ten days ago
while in Butte, Mont, and immediate
ly after came to this city. Today's
operation was soon afterward deter
mined upon.
Senator Clark's immediate family
is in Paris. With the senator at home
hire are his son-in-law, DIR. Morris, and
his private secretary
During the evening Senator Clark's
private secretary made the follow
ing statement to the Associated
Press:
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TAFT In HONOLULU
ARRIVAL OF PARTY

the president and continuing said that
President Roosevelt was anxious to
visit Hawaii but being unable to come
himself has sent member of his
family and that for straight forward
ness and strenuousness the president
was usually represented by his daugh-
ter. Speaking seriously. Secretary
Taft suggested that the best way to
handle insular affairs would be to
have bureau at Washington devoted
to looking after Alaska, Hawaii, the
Philippines and Porto Rico.
Later in the afternoon Secretary
Taft. Miss Roosevelt and others of
the party went to Waikiki Beach and
experienced surf riding. Secretary
Taft says that Governor Carter has
had a successful administration of
Hawaii and he believed that he will
withdraw his resignation after having
seen President Roosevelt, who wants
Governor Carter to remain in Office.
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Honolulu. July 17.-Secretary Taft
has reached this city. The secretary
and party were guests at luncheon
given at the Hawaiian hotel. The
dining room was deliberately decorat-
ed and large gathering of territorial
officials and partisans was present.
The territorial secretary, Atkinson,
presided In his address of welcome
he referred to the probability of Sc
cretary Taft being future nominee
for president and his remarks met
with general applause.
Secretary Atkinson said in the
course of his remarks that Hawaii as
a fortified post was more important
to the United States than the Philip
pines ever will be.
In responding to the toast "the pre-
sident" Secretary Taft began with a
humorous reference to Miss Alice
Roosevelt and her representation of