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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
ATTORNEY
GENERAL

e. c. Peters took charge of the At
'torney Generals Department yester-
day, on the departure of Lorrin An
drews for the Orient. Andrews is go
ing to Shanghai and while he is on
leave of absence and has not asked
that his resignation be accepted, it is
not expected that he will return. His
official associates expect to hear of his
formal resignation after arriving at
Shanghai, where it is said that he will
form business connections.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
MORE SAILORS
NABBED

Three more deserving seamen We're
committed to Oahu prison this morn
Ing by United States Commissioner
Mailing. They are from the Criffel,
and two of them had deserted to get
jobs on another vessel, 1t was stated
that they had been induced to desert
by Captain Bray of the Sailors Home,
who had offered them the jobs on the
other vessel. They We're to have left
on the Kinau to take the new jobs and
it was stated that their fares were to
be paid Consul Layard appeared as In
behalf of the British ships and it is
said that there may be proceedings for
damages for alleged illegal soliciting
OF seamen to desert.
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of death We're; Febrlle diseases, 81;
diarrheal, g.; dietetic, 2; constitutional,
s; developmental, 1; nervous, s; circu-
latory, 3; respiratory, 3; digestive, s.;
suicide, l. Six of the deaths were of
non-residents. Three deaths We're in
vestigqated. There were six post NOR
tens held. There We're three coroner's
inquests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
DEATHS DURING SEPTEMBER.

During September the registrar of
vital statistics reports 40 deaths. or
these 80 were of males and 10 Of fe-
males There We're 10 Hawaiians, 8
Americans, British. 10 Chinese. Ger
man, 4 japanese, 4 Portuguese, 2 Part
Hawaiians, ? Porto Ricans. The causes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
TRANSPORT SHERMAN.

Captain Humphrey the depot quar-
termaster received cable advices an
nouncing the departure of the trans
port Sherman from Nagasaki for San
Francisco viaeHonolulu on September
25 She is expected to reach Honolulu
on October 10.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04

Governor Carter is finishing his an
nual report, and it will probably go
forward on the next mail tseamer to
the coast.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
NOTICE.

During the absence of Mr.. c. X. Al
from the Territory; Mr.. Wong Leong
will act as manager and Mr.. Ho Fon as
treasurer of the City Mill Co, Ltd.
LAU TANG,
Secretary.
Honolulu, October 3, 1905,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
.DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards-Sales: so Kihei, IS;
475 Hon. b. & NJ. Co., 1923 80;
Session Sales: 20 Ookala, $500; 10
McBryde, &c. co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04

WHY NOT RENT R
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
In a modern steel vault
and feel that your valu-
ables are secure?
FIVE DOLLARS q
year pays for one. Cali
and see us about It.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04

In the matter of the estate of Louis
Busnell, deceased.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-04
JUDGE WHITNEY ON
GAMBLING CASES

INTERESTING THROWN ARE
NOW INTERESTING PUBLIC-sEvENTY-s WHICH
HAVE NEVER BEEN LOOKED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT HAv-
ING BEEN INDICTED MUST ESCAPE
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
lsI.nds For Bird PRESERVATION.
BRIEFLY NoTCo.

Killeen. Tex &c to have electric
lights.
John Holt was shot and killed near
Duncan. =
brentwood. Tex. will soon have a
gas plgrf.
s---T7ruire Is TO he opened up at
Edg wood. Tex.
Secretary of treasury holds there is
no duty on zinc ore.
Ned Hanlon will manage the Cincin-
natl National League Baseball clu.
President is understood to favor a
whipping post law in District Of Colu-
bia
II. A. Landes was elected mayor
president Of Galveston. OF the T2t
votes cast. he received all but one.
Work on the 100000 courthouse at
Enid. Okla. has commenced.
Seven men charged with gaming
were arrested at Dallas on 18th.
The little child OF R. W. FullwooI
of Lampasas. Tex. died from a spider
pite
Northeast Texas Poultry and Pet
Stock association was organized
Cooper.
Clarence Brown OF Oklahoma City
was arrested on four counts fer alIege
grand larceny.
Twenty-Five more cottages are to be
erected at waxahachie. Tex, for cot
ton mill hands.
BY the explosion OF can OF coal oil
Jane Thomas. neeress. was burned 20
death ut Wharton. Tex.
Cashier Of Plano National bank re-
eeived notice signed Eighteen
Strong" that parties are coming after
money.
Recent Texas encampmen, cost over
5000
Directory at Muskosee gives that city
10000 population.
Socialist meet az Oklahoma City on
2s,h 10 plan campaign.
+. C KuykeuGsll a prominent stock
man. died al XVI Tex
II. Hurk. 81. eighty-foTr years
Old. an Austin pioneer. = dead.
About $4,000 Of the $4,000 loyal
Greek appropriation tas been paid out.
Henry Shorter a negro. was convict
ID at Victoria. Tsy Of murder and Civ
IN seven years.
Scottish Rite Arasons % Oklahoma
VIII have their annual reunion at Guth-
rie Jan u and 10.
John Fay. charged with the murder
of Melinda Lewis ON Galveston island.
4 held without bail
Albert Burke. son " the late Con-
gresham Burka Of Dallas. has been
appointed 10 position In the pay de-
partmeut Of the navy at Guantanamo.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
F o r e 6 N

Self Governing Russian Province.
The decision of the White ministry
10 begin wholesale repressive measures
by authorizing martial law throughout
Russia and the arrest OF NJ Krustalor,
the adored leader Of de workmen's al
lance. embracing all the organized
workmen Of the country. followed close
on the heels OF the sensational news
that complete provisional government
had been established secretly through
out Livonia under a new constitution.
All communication had been stopped
by telegraph or rail. and the troops or
dered TO the revolving province had no
trains at their service. The insurgents
in the great city OF Riga had captured
the fortress there. and the governor
was n prisoner Separation Of the
Lithuanian people from the Russian
empire had been declared.
With the arrest and Imprisonment Of
Krustaloff the strike became more de
termined than ever. Panic prevailed on
the bourse and numerous business and
bank failures were reported The gov
ernments firm resistance OF the tele-
graph strike was contrary 70 the ad-
vice OF business men. Thus Count
White was between two fires. Another
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

massacre Of Jews was reported Dec. III
ut Turisk Nolhynia.
The New British Cabinet.
The makeup of the new Liberal min
istry OF Great Britain is regarded as
strong because Of its representative
character. For the first time repre-
sentative Of organized labor is includ
ed. John Burns being president OF the
local government board. James Bryce,
the famous author Of the American
Commonwealth" who IS said to under
stand American institutions better than
many American statesmen. becomes
chief secretary for Ireland. 4 place Is
found for another distinguished scholar
and literary critic. Augustine Birrelle
being made president of the board OF
education. John Morley. the distin-
guished home ruler. becomes secretary
of state for India. Sir Edward Frey
foreign affairs. Herbert Gladstone home
affairs. Richard Burden Haldane war
Sir Robert Reid lord chancellor. Her
bert Henry Asquith eNchequer. Earl
Of Aberdeen lord lieutenant OF Ireland
and several minor places. besides the
premier. Sir Henry Campbell-Banner
man. who also has the treasury port
folio. The omission Of the former Lib
eral premier. Lord Rosebery. was ex-
pected.
China For Chinese.
Since the conclusion OF the war
definite expression of the policy Of
China for the Chinese, which means
organized resistance Of all foreign in
fiuence, prevails among the ruling
class. The chief cause of this change,
it is believed. is the effect of Japan's
defeat of Russia. Other causes are the
Anglo-Japanese alliance protecting the
integrity of Chinese territory. the in,
fiuence OF Chinese students educated In
western countries and the attitude Of
the United States in the matter of ex-
clusion laws.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

Of It. Gradually he expects to see ii
pass entirely into the ownership of the
employees and the customers. He be-
lieves 1t eau be made more profitable
by this mutual interest and that the adj
ditional profit will go to those who
make 1t. Mr.. Nelson says the result IL
Illustrates that cooperation can be
started from the top as well as from
the bottom" and shows that under the
constitution and the law my man or
company of men "can carry on bust
ness for the good of ut least so large
a number as it directly touches just as
well as or better than il can for the ad-
vantage Of one or two" For this year
net profits are to be divided in proper
ton OF l per cent on capital. ~ per
cent on salaries and per cent to Gus
toners on the gross profits on their
purchases.
islands For Bird Preservation.
The Louisiana Audubon society has
leased for ten years seventeen islands
Off the coast OF Louisiana to be used
as wild preserves for the nesting and
breeding Of birds under the care and
guardianship OF wardens.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
IND UST RIAL
Farmers Phenomenal Prosperity.

Farmers Phenomenal Prosperity.
The economic position of the Ameri.
can farmer resulting from his past
years labor. as summarized by Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Wilson in his an.
nual report. is an increase of wealth
amounting TO s6.415.O00.00O. Secretary
Wilson says that never before in the
history of this or any other country has
such a tremendous result been obtain.
ed The money received for the sale OF
eggs. poultry and dairy products alone
more than equalled the value Of the
iron and steel industries. The years
corn crop was worth S1.216.0O0.0 900.
and $605. O00,0OO worth OF hay was har-
vested. which Is S1000.000 more than
the value Of the cotton crop. The sec
rotary says that the farmers have re-
versed the international trade balance
and are building up one favorable to
this country and within a decade have
become bankers and money lenders.
The value Of other crops are given az
follows: Wheat $50, 100000, oats $3.50
100000. potatoes S13S,0o0, 900. barley.
4ssnon1eoo, +s-sacsAs52 600 600 sngSs'
cane and beets s5O.Ooo,0Oo and rice
S13, $4,000. The total value of dairy
products for the year was s625, 100000
and OF the poultry industry s500.O00.-
600. Beef cattle brought to the raiser
S662. 000.O 900 and sheep and swine S2s3.-
100000
Big Order For Locomotives.
The New York Central railroad has
awarded to the American Locomotive
company one of the largest single con-
tracts for locomotives ever placed. II
calls for from 400 to 800 locomotives at
a cost Of about ST.000.000. This large
order is due 10 the fact that the Cen
trails management now covers many
subsidiary lines, the Michigan Central
and Lake Shore taking part OF the new
supply. The company will build the
locomotives at the Schenectady and
Dunklrk mills along the Central lines.
Suburbsnizins City Industries.
Montgomery. Ward & Co. the big
mail order establishment Of Chicago.
around which the recent transfers
strike was centered. have announced
their intention Of moving the entire
plant to an outlying section Of the city
in order TO escape recurrence of their
dependence on city team associations.
At the same time several other Chicago
concerns in the heart OF the city were
reported TO be seeking suburban sites
adjacent TO railroad lines or the river
The object is to eliminate the teamster
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
SOCIOLOGICAL
Prof. Sharing With Customers.

Eltweed PomerOy in the December
World Today quotes Y. c. Nelson as
saying that ut is a Disgrace for a man
to be rich" claiming thus an improve
ment ON Carnegie's alleged saying that
aft is disgrace for man to die rich.
The remark has some point in view of
MIR Nelson's known success in bust
ness at St Louis and in the extensive
profit sharing plant at lie Claire. ILL.,.
where he lives in the same style as his
men. 1t is more especially to the point
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
r E Ii 6 o u s
Great Hebrew Celebration.

Great Hebrew Celebration.
Toward the end OF the year 1864 the
first Jewish settlers on the soil Of what
is now the United States landed at New
Amsterdam. and IN commemoration OF
the two hundred and fifticth anniver-
sary OF that event tile Jews Of Amer
lea held special service OF jubilation
on Thauksgv wing day. The celebration
is estimated 10 have included not less
than "A million and quarter OF Jews
in the United States. There are now
about 1000 Synagogues In this country.
Of which 100 are Of the reform and the
rest 81 the orthodox style
Work Of Torrsy and Alexander.
The American evangelists. TOrrey and
Alexander. concluded their three years
crusade in Great Britain with fare
well mass meeting at Liverpool They
say they have made 5000 converts
during their stay in England
A Successful Church For Men.
Secretary W. Scott Corls OF the Buff
falo Y. NJ. C. A tells in the Christian
Advocate about the success Of n recent
INSTRUMENTATION movement started
by his organization In that city In the
holding Of gospel meetings for men.
without regard TO class or creed. He
says that tie first years work has car
ried the gospel to 10000 men and boys.
D.troit'. Statue 70 th. Devil
II now appears that the statue Of the
devil erected by Herman Mentz, the
free thinking stone cutter OF Detroit.
IN his own yard Is not 10 be molested.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

which he was member, and no COM
mittee was appointed to attend his
funeral. Even the chair of the dead
senator was not draped. according to
custom.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

DIR. F. L. Davis is now extracting
teeth with the use of cocaine by in.
altrstion, making g safe and painless
operation. Offices over Palestine Hdw.
To-. Main street 9s.h
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

the tempest or popular disapproval
having blown over. The comment of
the press has been most facetious The
statue bears this inscription in Latin:
Man is not creation. but an evolu-
ton; God did not make man. but man
has made the gods"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

in view of his OK.
pertinent of the
current year in
sharing profits
with the coInpa-
ny's customers
as well as with
its employees
His position IS
that, the bust
ness ha vim z
been made by
the cooperation
of employeesand
customers, lie
wants them to
have the benefit
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

ford of Missouri
had been left off
the com m cree
com mittee be-
cause they had
failed to obey
the caucus as to
the railroad rate
bill last session.
Unanimous con-
sent was neces-
sary for Lamar's
speech, and VII
llams objected,
saying it was in
the interest of
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

Keep the bowels active if you would
preserve your health. A dose of
Prickly Ash Bitters now and then does
this to perfection.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
It's the Turn Of the Railroads
Now to Sit Up and Take
Notice While the Anti-re-
bate Law Is Tested--Ryan
Tells Of Hartman S Threat
Of Legislative Action, and
Hartman Admits It--Reb-
els Set Up Government In
Livonia as Cars Reaction
Begins-Peace Prize to
Baroness Won Suttner.
LEGISLATIVE
amar. Williams Controversy.

Lamar Williams Controversy.
Leader Williams of the house minor
fly encountered the first open revolt
among his followers when Lamar OF
Florida called attention to q newspa-
per article saying that he and Shackle-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
DO YOU WANT.

To give your boy book which will be
OF lasting good to him? See those at
Pstrick's drug store. 22-3t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

Phone 535 IL your clothes need clean
ing. If
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-20
Pre,byterians Expect Rev
Mr.. Mckenzie Will Accept.
NOW AT LANCASTER, ONT
Local Church Has Eeen Without Pastor
Since Resignation Of Rev. T. II.
Mitchell Last Febru--y on
Account OF III Health.

The members of the Presbyterian
church Of this city met last evening and
voted unanimously to cali the Rev. J. D.
Mckenzie Of Lancaster, Ont, to the pas
torate OF their church.
Mr.. Mckenzie graduated from the
Presbyterian college at Montreal in the
class Of 1905. He occupied the pulpit
at the local Presbyterian church one
Sunday during the illness Of the former
pastor, Rev. r. II. Mitchell, but before
the resignation Of Mr.. Mitchell had been
accepted. At that time aIr. Mckenzie
was student at Montreal college. As
soon as the resignation Of Mr. Mitchell
was accepted NJ. Mckenzie was com
municated with, for he had pleased the
people Of this church greatly. He, how
ever, replied that he had Just made q
contract to 80 TO small church in Ian.
easter, Ontario, and 50 could not become
a candidate for this church.
Since that time, however, the little
town in which MIR Mckenzie ID preach
ing has from some nnfortunats cause
lost, by removal, large part Of its in.
habitants and since there are two Pres
byterian churches there, neither has a
very large congregation. Mr.. Mckenzie
expressed his wish To change. to The
faculty OF the Presbyterian college, and
they promptly communicated with the
local church which jumped At The
chance to obtain SO good a preacher.
Rev. T. H. Mitchell resigned his pas
torate az tho local church last February
and 1t has since been without pastor
the pulpit having been occupied BY yari'
ous candidates ami students from ths
Montreal college.
IT is hoped that the Rev. Mr. Mckenzie
Iwill occupy the pulpit Of the local church
next Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-20
lNCENSED AT FAILURE
TO KILL HIMSELF
William Hear Of Montpelier Was Found
Hanging in His Own Barn, Wishes
he Had Tried Drowning
Instead Of Hanging.

Apparently deeply incensed Because his
attempt IS suicide had been foiled, VIII
liam Hoar Of Montpelier expressed the
wish las. night, as lie sat in the Mont
peller police station, that he had tried
drowning instead Of hanging. He said;
If | had cut hole in the ice and
jumped in they wouldn't have found
me until spring, and ! should have been
along With Mary Rogers by that time." I"
Dependency over financial and family
affairs ia the cause assigned for Hoar's
act. lie declares THAI lie is perfectly
sane and that he viii complete the job
before Re is much older. He says that
| the determination TO commit suicide
was formse Monday night, and on Tues
day forenoon he made the arrangements,
going to the barber shop to get his
hair and beard trimmed. He remained
down town all the forenoon and then
went to his home on Clay Hill for din
ner. AT three o'clock, he continues, he
Went to the harm, threw rope over
a beam, put his head in the moose and
swung or. lie Was discovered BY one
Of his children who gave the alarm.
Del Iempleton was passing the house,
and he with others cut the man down,
and not q moment too soon. After be-
/ ing revived Hoar was taken 10 the police
station
He claimed that hanging was not 80
horrible as it had been painted, that
he was not in pain. lie told police
man that while he was suspended there
he met The devil face to face, and that
the devil seemd pleased to see him. The
mans friends DO not believe he will
try to commit suicide again, in spite
] Of his statement. His mother, aged so
years, was prostrated when she heard
OF the act.
Iioar came to this country from Corn
| wall, England. about twelve years ago,
rnd. for a time resided in Barre, going
Ito Montpelier eight wears ago. he is
stone cutter, employed at Ryle &
McCmmicS's she'd He has a wife, FIVE
children and two step children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-20
ROUTINE BUSINESS
DONE By ALDERMEN
Petition for Hydrant Near Harrison
Granite company's Plant-Propcsed
to Revise the City Ordinances
A. NJ. Thaysr Objects to Pay
ing Taxes.

4 regular meeting Of the Board OF Al.
deFmen was held last evening, but only
business Of routine nature came vi
tor action
4 petition for hydrant near the Har-
rison Granite plant was refefred to the
water and fire committees with power
to act.
s resolution relating to additional
department appropriations was read
once.
4 resolution relating to revising the
city ordinances was offered BY Alderman
Sowslen and adopted
4. NJ. Thayer who was taxed in botl
Barre ana Hardwick this year asked Il
have the Barre tax abated. Referred to
board Of civil authority.
The street and supply committees
were authorized to purchase set 81
harness Tor the street department.
The street superintendent asked per.
mission FOR Frank Nenner to cut poor
and dead trees on the poor farm. The
property committee was instructed to re
port on the matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-20
One Thousand Women Led
Safely 0utofN. I Work House
DURING HEIGHT OF FIRE
Only Fate That Turn Of a Lever Flung
Open Every One Of the Thousand
Cells and Allowed Occupants
to Rush Out to Safety.

New York, Dec. 2o.A fire, starting
in the women's section Of the work house
on Blackwell's island early today, burn
ed away the supports Of the roof and
as the last cf the thousand women pris-
oners was carried from ths building,
the wing roof fell, buIging two rows Of
cells under it and filing the cells on
tile arst tier with burning embers. That
no one iaent death il the iire is regarded
as miraculous 1t was only fate that
a turn 81 lever flung open every ore
OF the thousand cells occupied by the
sclean,ing women and prevented many
Of them from being roasted to death.
Among the prisoners there were fifty
hedridden women, who were carried out
safely. Tie prisoners we're guided into
the laundry and held there, until the
fire was put ont by ere boat engines,
sent from Manhattan.