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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-12
LOCAL and GENERAL
lead wants" on page 6.

hpHO WHntS gu Uuke D.
Delicious pies--like your mother
made. New England Bakery
Armstrong; taro -four is for sale al
all grocers. See ad. in this Issue.
A desirable house of flve rooms and
kitchen on Artesian street Is for rent.
The Matson steamship Enterprise
sails for San Francisco via Hilo this
afternoon.
Don't fail to see the beautiful art
goods now being displayed by u. +
Ehlers & Co.
Health and happiness result from the
use of Sanitarium Health Foods. Hen.
ry May & Co.
Chris, Holt was this morning arrest.
ed on a charge of assault and battery
on a Japanese woman at Waianae.
w. A. Greenwich, A. @. Kaulukou
and W. J. Sheldon this morning took
their oaths as members Of the Supreme
Court bar.
Complaint was heard today that the
Hawaiian band was half an hour late
in starting its concert at the Palama
depot last night
The steamer Niihau arrived this
morning from Eleele and sails this
afternoon at o'clock for Koloa and
Ahuliini with coal.
Judge De Bolt is today hearing the
case of the Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, VS..
l.. A. Thurston. ejectment. The jury
was selected this forenoon.
The dance that was to have been
given by the Naniola Club Saturday
Oct. II, has been postponed until some
date near the first of next month.
Judge Dole this morning issued an
order for all federal defendants. who
are now out on their own recognition,
to be present before him next Monday
morning.
A lady's gold watch has been lost
either in Emma Square, Cathedral
grounds or on Beretania street. IL re.
turned to this office finder will re
ceive reward.
The sale Of leather bags, satchels and
handkerchiefs now on at Sachs, the
reductions are tremendous, cost prices
are not considered, this opportunity
should not be overlooked.
The trustees OF the Hawaiian Plant.
ers' Association held a meeting in the
Judd building headquarters tbs morn.
ing, discussing generalities, all impor
tant but private, giving out nothing
OF their doings
HOW CoNTRABANp
cargoes Were Handled During the
War-What Navy Men Think Was
Cause Of Bennington Disaster-comic
supplement-soeial News - All the
News In the
SATURDAY BULLETIN
The Civic Federation executive com
mittee yesterday afternoon met in w
II. Castles office discussing the city
lrecent dirty water supply from Nuuan'
and determining to formulate SOM
speedy action should the nuisanc
again trouble the populace.
The case of Fushimura. charged wit
bribing an executive officer, came u
before Judge Robinson this morning
but was continued until p. m. OWN
to the absence OF the defendant. Der
uty Attorney General Fleming will
conduct the prosecution and Il. A.
and C. A. Long the defense.
The Expo Watch Camera Is bull
like watch and Is a practical vest
pocket camera, doing clean-cut worl
and having nearly all the advantages
Of much larger and more expensive
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-12

Sales-Between Boards: 100 Hon. b.
& NJ. Co., $3.50; Oahu Sugar Co.,
s1O25O; Is Oahu Sugar Co., sl02.5O;
20 Oahu Sugar Co., sl02.50.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.625 cents.
Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
ONCE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06

his Majesty, and in his palm lay the
crushed fly.
1T is done, your Majesty" he said.
The King commanded him TO leave
the room. and again resumed his play
Il see" | said after a pause. "A
mans word goes for naught IN King
Charles court. But your Majesty, II
| have your permission, | will tell
you my reason, or rather my mission
In London"
He nodded. Having successfully
demonstrated his object lesson he was
in a good humor.
my father. you already know, is
Lord Waters az Long Haut, and was
Master OF the Bed Chamber TO
Charles /"
The King frowned. and ! thought Il
best 10 get TO the very gist OF what
| had TO tell at once without any pref
acing
"Tho two beings he held dearest In
life were His Majesty King Charles /
and his young wife. One night
was the night OF the 10th OF January
1908 UtlUk NAhAiUNfAA III an otANA.AhNiAi
by the express command OF the King,
page came 10 him, saying. a mes
sage from the King, Thinking II only
an ordinary missiye pertaining 10 the
business on hand. he took il from
him. opened and read IL Here is the
paper"
took from a icwclod locket ! wore
fastened 10 my waistcoat by rosette
OF ribbons the paper had received
from my father I had kept II secure
ly hidden in lis icwcled receptacle
did not intend il should be stolen from
me second time.
The King took il daintily. rather
disdaining that old slip OF paper. lie
opened II with a bored look that look
turned 10 animated interest when he
saw IT had his deceased fathers sig
net attached 20 Il.
"A love letter. he asked.
nodded Read A. sire" begged.
"A forgery -cleyerly done and
signed with the Kings slgnet!" he
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
CHAPTER KIN.
An interview with The King.

An interview with the King.
A door opened and a courtier CT
was my bette noire, Sir Raoul Dwight
came from the anteroom. into which
| was waiting 10 be admitted II was
evident that his Majesty's mission
had not retained him from court so
long as he had anticipated.
A frown was on his brow and his
head hung. He would have passed
me had not my deep look forced his
eyes. The frown broadened, and a
curse burst from his sullen mouth.
His hand slid 10 his sword.
win not tomorrow be time
enough, Cousin Raou'?' / asked.
Fore God, IN kin you then, he
growled venomously.
AT your service" / said.
My name being called, ! turned my
back upon him and walked to the
room where ! was TO have my inter.
view with King Charles II. Had
Raoul Dwight knife then and no
one been about | doubt not but that
| should have felt 1t between my
shoulders.
His Majesty sat surrounded by his
dogs. pulling the ears OF one, slapping
another over the nose with his lace
kerchief Gliding yet another who
would be too fond. Doing thus be
kept me standing, inwardly chatting at
the delay.
AT last, tired OF this play. he con
descended 10 speak. before doing so.
however, he gave the dog nearest him
a vicious twist OF the ear, which sent
him yelping back OF his masters
chair.
so" he said $50 this is the re.
doubtable Quentin Waters. son OF that
renegade Lord Waters OF Long Haut.
is it?"
lie looked at me long with heavy
frown on his thin face Not an aus.
piclous opening certainly
Yes" | affirmed. Il am Quentin
Waters at your command, sire"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06

calculated when be had finished.
Who would have dared
"A forgery. as YOU say. said
and $50 Lord Waters my father. in
his later years came TO think. but not
az the time The artlcssness az tho
page young Kenneth. son Of old Sir
longyillc Che s dead. SO nothing can
be proved and the King knowing he
was on duty out Of the way. all tended
at the time to lend confirmation to
the deed Lord Waters questioned
the page lie told him that no had
made "A mistake. and handed him an.
other note, which proved TO be merely
a message from the King sending him
upon a mission that should take him
from the court for a few days. As he
was delivering n cutting reproof to
the careless page before letting him
go. he saw something in the fellows
face that made him stop aud ask him
10 whom he was 90 deliver the other
note? The page stammorod and APP
pcarod so confused that Lord Waters
was determined 90 bc answered His
hand was not light and ho soon knew
what he feared II was intended for
Lady Waters. the page confessed.
You see. sire, the name IN the note is
Elaine-it was her name
All" the King said
l should have been hard to please.
indeed II had not been satisfied
with the Kings change OF manner.
"Crazed he left the court, without
seeing either the King or his wife.
'Tis a matter OF history how he Joined
Cromwell. forsaking the King"
Yes" he cried lmpaticntly. "But
why did he not see the King and have
the note authenticated? Why act
/ like a Jealous fOol3"
Yes Why" | said. Gle was too
sensitive. think"
lie had great provocatlon n Il were
true" he said. but not enough. me-
thinks. to join that assassin's army
and give him service, and good serv'
ice. too. he finished bitterly.
Not so good. perhaps, az Cromwell
would have wished however" ha.
stened 20 say. else the war had boon
sooner ended and his Majesty a pris.
oner some months ere he was"
How 500" he asked.
After the battle Of Marsden, Lord
| Waters had the honor ~ taking his
Majesty a prisoner" ! said.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
LOCKED UP WITH A MAD LOVER
Woman Has Trying Experience With
Man Who Insists on Marriage.

Locked in the house alone with a
lunatic for two days was the eXpe'
rloncc of Mrs Emma +. Moore. who
lives one mile north Of Nuncia. J. IL.
Kline. who IS now locked up in the
county jail. was once engaged to Mrs.
Moore. While visiting her. be locked
all doors and threatened 70 XIII her
n she did not consent 20 immediate
marriage. one whole night he played
on the organ. saying IL was their
wedding march. From Saturday night
she was with him alone until Monday
morning. when she got him TO leave.
He came 10 Grand Rapids. where he
has had some strange Authorizations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
OLD MAN REMEMBERS KINDNESS
Leaves $4,000 TO Former Grand Rap
ids Woman Who Assisted Him.

Mrs Walter G. Bowen OF New York
city. who was formerly Miss Dagmar
Hansen, OF Grand Rapids. has recently
come into a small fortune in remark
able way. After leaving Grand Rap
Ids several years ago she became \
school teacher in Denver. One day
during the winter OF 1855. Miss Han
sen was hurrying along a Denver
street when she saw an aged man slip
and fall TO the ground. where he lay
unconscious. She went 10 his assist
ance called carriage and had him
taken TO n hotel Her role as the
Good Samaritan was continued for
several days. and she frequently stop
ped az the hotel 20 inquire after the
patients condition. Recently Mrs.
Bowen was informed that she
had been presented with 5000 as q
Request from A. Grlnnell. the old gem
tleman who she had aided ten years
ago. This legacy from the aged man
whom she had hefriended came as a
complete surprise 10 the beneficiary.
who had almost forgotten the incl
dent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
lmaeines He is the Savior.

Herman Mccullough. a young ne
gro. jumped through a secondstory
window at Borgess. hospital, Kalama-
700. and ran down the street. yelling
that he was the Savior come back to
earth 10 save the world The police
officers chased Mccullough several
squares before they were able TO catch
him. and he is now at the asylum. lie
was arrested and later taken TO the
hospital suffering from a nervous trou-
bic He is extremely violent, and the
asylum physicians do not believe that
he can live long His insanity came
on him suddenly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Suit over Insurance Policy.

Mrs w. T. Drake OF Marshall has
commenced suit In the circuit court
through her attorney, T.. l.. Dennison,
against the Fidelity Mutual Life Asso-
citation. OF Philadelphia, 10 recover
$4,000 insurance said to be due her
on n policy held in that company by
her late husband. II is the claim OF
the company that the last assessment
was not paid.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Drill Strikes Dynamite.

While drilling out a dynamite cart
ridge. which had failed TO explode in
rock In which II had been imbedded
in the mines OF the American Plaster
company. John Allch. a Pole, OF
Grand Rapids, received injuries that
will probably be fatal. The drill
touched the cartridge. causing the lat
ter 20 explode. and the drill was
thrown back with terrific force, break
ing one OF Aleck's arms and badly mu.
tilating his head.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
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RAILROADS TO FRUIT BELT
Many Lines Are Being Surveyed to
Run Through Paw Paw.

II Paw Paw does not get an electric
road Il will not be for lack OF numer-
GUS surveys Of projected routes. Three
different lines are being simultaneous
ly run through the town. One. known
as the Dunkley-Willams line. is beine
surveyed FROM South Haven 10 kala'
mazoo by way OF Bangor, Lawrence
and Paw Paw; another. the Graham a.
Morton line, is being run from Benton
Harbor 20 Kalamazoo via Hartford
and Paw Paw. Each or these com
panies IS DESTROYS OF tapping the great
fruit producing region of eastern Van
Buren, and thus securing share OF
the vast freight business which has
hitherto Injured exclusively 10 the ben
eft OF the Michigan Central and the
Pere Marquette, business amounting
20 thousands OF carloads annually and
constantly increasing A third line Is
being surveyed between Paw Paw ana
Iawton. This line is reputed to be a
Michigan Central plan TO build road
as a feeder to the main line.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06

and why does Quentin Waters,
con OF Lord Waters, dare venture into
I.ondon?" he questioned imperatycly.
why | have yontured into London,
and seek this interview swell
am come upon my fathers affairs, !
managed 10 stammer.
II see" sarcasm rang In his voice.
Meanwhile you spend your time
threatening "A fair subject OF mine
with meaningless piece OF paper
profitable business indeed, he
sneercd
Evidently Sir Raoul Dwight had not
had the ear OF the King for nausht.
Not So" ! replied, you, sir, have
been misinformcd threaten no
lady"
say YOU so?" he retorted Then
where Is this paper | have heard 50
much about-the court IS wearied TO
death with the various stories ahoat
concerning tt would see IT,
"If It is the promise Of marriage
won from the lady's father you mean.
have II not In my possession ] said.
promise OF marriage" he repeated.
"Poofl Il Is nothing. ] can do away
with il "a easily as ] can squash
this fly
lie raised his hand and brought II
down upon. he supposed, that trouble
some insect. buzzing about so late
IN tho season. when he raised his
hand there was nothing under II; the
ny had flown TO the wall.
- ct Is not always so easy to squash
paeyen SO mean thing as ny /
murmured.
Think so?" he questioned.
He rang bell. One OF his guards
came at It's summons.
"There is n fly on the wall 70 the
right: kill a." he commanded.
The man proceeded upon the chase
II required some effort. His Majesty
leaned back with half.closed eyes
waiting. while he fingered the long
coat OF one OF his pets. once no
tapped his foot impatiently ~ 'no
mans delay. watched the ieiioW
with more interest than the case Dc
manded. and had been In any other
presence than the Kings ! should
have laughed az his frantic move
men,s and the clevcrness OF that
small insect.
AZ last he had him-his day was
done-the man held out his hand 70
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Badly Burned by Furnace.

w. NJ. Bryant OF Kalamazoo was
frightfully burned about the face and
hands while fixing the fire in the fur
mace az his home When Mr. Bryant
opened the furnace door the flames
leapcd out In his face AZ first II was
feared that he had inhaled flame, but
indications OF that kind have not Do.
veloped lie will be confined TO his
home for month
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Paws Dearly for Bogus Check.

NJ. A. watts. the man who passed a
bogus check upon Landlord Callahan
of the Hotel Bismarck at Battle Creek,
last December. found II 20 be an ex-
pensive Job. He was arrested at his
home In Cellna, O.. and brought back.
The charge OF getting money under
false pretenses was withdrawn and a
charge making II a Justice court Of
Tense was substituted. 10 which he
pleaded guilty lie was fined $40 and
S79.05 costs. and beside paid Land
lord Callahan $l02.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
ITO be contlnucdl
WATER GARDENS IN THE YARD
A plea for Something Different In the
Small Home Enclosure.


Small Home Enclosure.
a small outdoor water garden IS
just the thing TO make ones place dit
fereut from the general run of com.
monplace gardens, says a writer in
the Garden Magazine. Why not Try
some hardy water lilies this year
have two pools In my garden, and
both are source of great pleasure
To my family and myself, as we'll as
the stranger in my gates. One is
planted with water lilies and the other
with lotus la the former We have
flowers from early spring TO late
autumn The cOlors are white. y"l.
low and pink The lotus blooms Tor
"a period OF about two months. and |
have nothing IN my garden 20 com
pare with its flowers In beauty
II you are a lazy gardener try water
lilies. They require no watering when
everything else Is drying up, and no
wedding az any time. They multiply
SO fast with me that most OF them
have 10 be dug up every spring. and
the increase sells at good prices. DO
not grow geraniums. caunas. coleus
and the like, when so many beautiful
plants can be grown 50 different from
your nclghbOrs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Auditors Won't Paw the eilI.

Some time ago the city OF Lansing
gravelcd a street Joining the farm OF
the state school for the blind A claim
for the states share OF the expense
was presented TO the state board OF
auditors which has now refused 10 al
low IL on the ground that the allow
ance should be made by the board OF
the state institution and that Il would
be unwisc 20 open the door for such
allowances 10 all state Institutions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Mlsslnn Bow Is LOG ated.

The parents OF James Berry OF Shcp-
herd. have located their son at Sagi-
nav. where the boy has secured en-
ployment, and where he has decided
20 live in the future The boy, who is
only IA years OF age, left home March
81. and all trace OF him had been
lost The news OF his being at Sagl-
nav came in the form OF letter TO
his parents. who have decided 10 let
him remain in the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Won't Go into Vaudeville.

Garrett Conway. the Chelsea boy
who developed as fine soprano In
ST. Andrews church choir In Ann Ar
Dor, but who recently went 10 New
York city TO accept a church position,
has been offered si25 a week 10 go
into vaudeville. but has declined upon
the advice OF his parents and musical
instructor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Rnsu nau For RenIster.

The largest number OF deeds ever
recorded in one day az the register OF
deeds Office was recorded April II at
Marshall There were fifty-hye in all,
and forty .Gyc Of these were transfers
of property from farmers along the
limo Of the new Battle Creek q Cold
water electric line This practically
assures the building Of the road
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06

Charles y Harrick, proprietor OF
the boarding house at Broadway and
Elizabeth street Grand Rapids, that
was burned on April - causing the
death OF his infant daughter and the
serious injury Of his wife and himself
died az Buttorworth hospital from the
effect OF smoke inhaled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
New Bank for Monroe

The promoters OF the new savings
bank for Monroe secured n five-year
lease on the Kaffelman building on
Monroe street. or the $4,000 stock,
nearly all is held by Monroe parties.
Work will be commenced on remodel
ing the building at once. and another
meeting will be held TO elect officers.
Monroe will now have three bank
ing institutions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Home for Grand Army.

Orcott Post. c. A. r.. will erect a
$4,000 home in Kalamazoo this sum-
mer. The plans are completed and
have been accepted. The building will
be two and half stories and will
have a pressed brick front. On the
first floor will be a parlor. dining
room. cloak room and kitchen. while
the auditorium. front room. anteroom
and office will be on the second floor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
GRAND LODGE LOSES ITS SUIT
Attempts to Get Possession Of Defunct
lodges Property.

The grand lodge l. o. o. f., failed
in the supreme court TO obtain a de-
cision giving il the right TO the prop
erty OF n defunct Odd Fellows lodge
at Covert, the bin OF the grand lodge
being dismissed. The subordinate
lodge had purchased hall in Covert
and the title was placed in member
OF the lodge and was never vested In
the lodge itself When the lodge dis
banded the hall was sold. and after
the debts were paid there was di-
vision OF the proceeds among certain
members The court holds that this
property could not revert to the grand
lodge. the title never having been in
the lodge
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
KnInhta Of GrIp conventlon.

Active arrangements are under way
for the meeting OF the Michigan
knights of the Grip to be held at
jackson the second week In August
An elaborate program Is being framed
and one Of The Jackson members VIII
bo pushed forward FOR secretary or
tho state order
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Conducts saIoan in the street.

A saloon was conducted Oh the
street at Lapocr, as the result OF the
eviction Of the proprietor OF the Wood
bine saloon for alleged violation OF a
contract with the Flint Brewing com
pany. II Is alleged that the contract
held the proprietor 10 buying his beer
from that brewery In consideration of
the use OF the saloon fixtures. II As
alleged that he bought beer elsewhere
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
PLAYS EVEN WITH LANDLADy
6oarder Informs Police OF Existence
OF Alleged Blind Pla.

At the examination OF Mrs. Mary
Green. charged with selling liquor at
her boarding house at Battle Creek.
without license. Guy T. Taylor. a
railroad man, swore that he shook
dice and won bottle OF beer at her
place. The testimony also brought out
the fact that Taylor was garnisheed
for his board TO the amount OF s22.50
by Mrs Green, and by reason OF his
garnishee lost his job To get even
with Mrs. Green he informed the ON
GERS of the fact that the woman was
selling liquor. or the amount that
Mrs. Green garnlsheed him for only
so cents was for meals and the rest
was for liquor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
For Benefit OF Farmers.

For the benefit OF Saginaw county
farmers the Michigan department OF
agriculture has arranged 10 inoculate
with nItrogen-nxing bacteria sample
test blocks of land at the dykcd farm
OF the Oneida Farm company at Crow
Island. This Is for the purpose OF
enriching the soil Various seeds will
be sown. and their growth supervised
hy department officials
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
oa. Mains EuIl 81 hoIes.

The trouble that the Ypsilanti gas
company has been experiencing with
It's mains all over tho city was eN-
planned when a test was made for
electrolysis. II is found that the
mains are poppored with holes aud
further tests will be made, especially
over the Congress street bridge which
Is crossed 10y the YpslAnn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
Are AGAINST Saloons.

There is war between the Durand
village council and the retail liquor
dealers The council this year does
not favor saloons and will do anything
10 keep the number down The bonds
have TO be gllt-edged and II is bother
ing the saloon men. Only three Of the
eleven saloons have been able to land
safely for the coming year thus far.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-05-06
MlllInn 10 Heln Kim out.

After the doctor had examined the
patient and the mans wife wanted TO
know the nature Of the Illness the
conscientious physician said:
Your husbands. condition Is such
that Il will take some time 10 diner
entlate the symptoms 10 arrive az an
accurate conception OF the malady
from which ne Is suffering The
treatment must be symptomatc.
must FIRST make diagnosis"
Il hope you can make II OF calico.
remarked the woman. for haven't a
piece Of fiasnol In the house"