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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
Test "WIreless Aeroplane. !"

New Work, Aug 2S.-A dispatch 10
morning paper from Branttord, Ont,
says that pr Alexander Graham Bells
wireless acroplane" which Is attract.
ing the attention ~ Canadian and
American scientists assembled here.
had preliminary test SUNDAY Cap.
tain Angelm,yer nf Chicago the navi.
ga,or, succeeded In rising to a height
Of 2Co feet turning a complete cir.
Gle and allghtlng safely few feet
from the starting point DR.. Bells
living machine Is Oporatcd by wire.
less electrical energy supplied from
ire cpr;h Ncxt. Tuesday night
from LONDON to Toronto will be- at.
tempted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
ssrson Say. Va Was Drunk.

Columbia : g.. Aux. ~ --T'rince
Barton. a cotton mill operative. IL In
Aiken jail charged With assaulting
Mrs Matte Bryant. Of Oranltsvlle
Mrs bryant Who 4. divorced woman
says bar'0n FAILED on her for The nr.t
time. and she agreed 20 accompany
'im to ah its cream festival while
on the wsy harion STACKED her. tear
ihE her clothes and bling her on the
eh"ek and arm Her Streams stirsrt.
~ assistance bat Barton had fed
There IN 90 saciismeHt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
NEWS or REVOLUTION
is SOMEWHAT MEAGER
D.latory Tactics of Rebel Ssader
Leads to Hope
THAT PEAcs MAY NOW sE HAD
Claims and Counter Claims Are Ere
quentIy Made But There 10 compsr
atively Little Fighting In Cuba.
Must Release Prisoner.

havana, Aug. Is News OF the
somewhat shifting front" Is somewhat
meagcr today. due In measure to
the governments determination that
untrue reports from insignificant
sources shall not he circulated
The dla,ory tactiCs Of The insur
gent leader Guerra leads tn the hope
that peace may soon be established.
Claims and counter claims are IRE
quent but there II comparatively lit
tie actual fighting.
At tho palace little Is given out.
rhc enrolment ~ vOlunteera contln
ucs. horses are being rcQulsitloned
aud army nurses are being sent IN
the Held There Il talk OF 30'day
amnesty I'm which insurgents who sur
render heir arms would be- pnrdoned,
bul II the government Intends such
move. its purpose IL not admitted.
SkirmIshcs between small bands con-
tinuCd,
From the field Colonel AsbcTt has
sent the following message to The pal
ace,
we have taken mp arms against
the government because We have ~
last reached the conclusion that law
and Justice are not ~ be established
In this country by the viii ~ the peO'
pie aud because the naturalization,
protected by an INSCRIPTIONS mdlCl.
ary. daily commits other violations "
the constitution ani dcspolls our pco-
ple Of their lcglimn q rights
~ H. our sole desire Ia establish
the supreme riilo Of law aud restore
affairs WHERE they wero before the last
election We wnnt elections called
In order that The people. exercising
with tho fullest freedom tho right
" suffrage, may elect the MEN who ~
right ought 10 occupy the posts 81
president aud vice president. ~ well
NJ governors. senators. representatives.
and cTuncllmon.
We DO nOt intend 10 wage bloody
war because We look carefully when
n comes IN the point ~ sacrificing
our brothers. Only when attacked
viii be attempted 10 defend our selves.
Even then avoiding bloOdshed az far
As possible
I'VE gave proof ~ our Intention In
tho ilght at Flor de Mo. wherein the
forces ~ the government who AZ.
tackled. were dispersed In that az.
'aok Ne had tho opportunity. II do
sired. 20 make the most ~ n and Kill
the maturity ~ those who attacked
~ but 49, generously RETAINED.
We are satisfied with our work,
tor " Hiil be the greatest guarantee
~ me pacific stability ~ the repub.
lIc We unders and that when the
people come IN poaAssai0n ~ their To-
Ultimate rights a fasting peace will
be assured
General Guerrero says he l. going In
- Guanr a. got the rural guard cor.
pOral Trullllo Dnt ~ TAIL there He
fsys 'bis man j. impfisonsd Tor be-,
inE llDoral AMI Tor fear that he may
Join The rebellion.
iTno GusrsFA has seat letter to
The mayor ~ duane informins him
that he found TruIill0 on hls arrival
Ne would hsnE the authorities o. the
town A little excitement vas caused
IN san JDan lat aigbt BY q group of
volunteers vino saw an on IN Tho dark
ness and bseaase he dld not halt snd
give the eountarslkn. flrsd ON and Mil
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
TIRE. killed IN . w,.es

HeisaA. Mat AsE ~ --fnsorYna
tiop reesisea assv early Man14y al
% ne ,Esr, thai fssSe wss a wgsrt
% ,as Grea' Nsr'ASfu a. Ruifs .
sTai,ga ie ni'ts ssafh q Greaf PALS
b. shiea tares segsss wfrs Esgss
and - ssrs mlaTtf T. grse
oeesFrea s%fasss : asg etsoes sss
szg nighG en1 uss capses ~ ga =.
t.s cas- hawpsss a. aaes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

Hsnsfes. Yes Asx "a Near Cal
vsrs ,afse sAilaspp ~ take Hoflsy.
. n~tr1. ths dds ~ yesrs we're tsr.
n3iY hsTuet Or raif4 vas kiaa.
iink "a ~ VITA ksrstSs~ Az ~,
piosisn teii1t e. pb4 - ,esilsrsn
~sfs = ha1lf hsfnsa stey flea sin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

kn0xvtiis. AHz zs.--L schwartz
president % ths local Hebrew eoasr..
sziion. RES sent ias following tsIs.
Ersphie pfOtsa 10 Pfsslfest Rnoae
vsit nsAiEr ~ isporlation a. che
hsores orphans a. ordered o. Eigh
ln'nnd of1f'a;s ibsfay; "Hon. The.
e1ors H9psgfa -Ks1Sviiie Hs5frws
pFCisgt srsiF = eeao-safin ~ ~ \, M,
h4bFs~ of7fFes " le "a
ar fwo lsllenedl = eltf -. i,-e :.
iF z Ga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

oak Grove. Mo-. ABE "a Captain
j. Frank CrsES. who for ,hs nst
hsN ~ the cvii Ess vas IN General
loo ',aslbys e0mmanI bH Who Ia.
ter va vita ousSfsii the raider.
AMI Il said 90 have been IN fhs famous
raia 81 i.swfsass kaBs died ., his
boms ~ Drain VALLEY. near here sun
HaN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
RUSS GENERAL IS
KILLED BY GIRL
Five Shots Fired Into Back of
General MIN.
WIFE OF GENERAL SEIZED GIRL

And Turned Her over to the Police
General Min Was Doomed by the
Reds for sVppressins the Riots at
Moscow Last December.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 2S.-SaurlIy's
unsuccessful attempt Oh the He ot
Premier Stolypin, with its sickcnIAs,
useless slaughter Of 81 persons, Nda
followed Sunday night by another rev.
dictionary outrage in which General
Min. commander OF the SeminoN say
guard regiment, and who sIAce his
promotion 10 be- a general, las been
attacked as a persona adJuldn, 10
the suite Of the emperor, was Killed
on the station platform At Pt,ciluh
by young woman VINO irei five shots
into his body from an automatic re.
volver and hen. without resistance,
submitted TO arrest. The capture ot
the girl was effected by General Mas
wife. who held her uatil the arrival
of an officer.
This was the third success iye At
temp, on .he life Of General Min, who
was condemned 10 death by the ter
rorlsts immedia ely after the Moscow
revolt last December on account OF
stern repression practiced by OattaI'
ION under hi, command and especially
for the executions Of perIoas condemn.
ed By drum &rJd Cnurtmart.al to, be-
Ing caught with arms.
General Min was returning from his
summer residence al Pc erhof ana
had Just greeted his wife ana daush'
ter on the platform when u young wo-
man--almOs, approached from
behind and fired two shots into hin
back and then three more into his
body az IL sank To the ground Fur
Their shots were prevented by Madame
Min. who threw herself upon the muir
deress and ,riled the hand which held
the pls 90, The woman dill not at
tempt To escape. but she cautioned
ALdaue Min not 20 touch = handbaS
which she aai placed IN the platform
before shooting the general. explaining
A. contained a bomb
To the police he girl Acknowledged
that sic had done the doel saying
she had executed the sentence ~ the
fighting organization Of the social rev
olutionists. but refused TO give her
name
By a remarkable mischance. General
Min only last week. after the conclu
sion 81 the maneuvers az Krassnoyc |
Selo dismissed the body guard which
hal accompanied him since the first
attempt was made on his ne saying
tina, the ordinary police ~ Peterhofi |
would be sufficient to guard him
During the Moscow revolt Min. whol
was then a colonel. COMMANDED The
mrs, battalion ~ the seminovsky guard
which opeatei within the city Itself |
The second battalion % the guard |
Under the command ~ Colonel Ryman
Conducted repressi0ns alone the rail-
road 20 Kazan. for which acts Ryman
also was condemned ~ death TnIe
terNeI BY several attempts ~ execute
this sentence. Ryman accepted m NJ
poinlment on the STAG - Geasral Skgi
loo. governor general II Warsaw. AZ
ter the bomb Outrages 81 WarsaW. and
left two days ago 70 aSsls' in The sup
preston ~ anarchy IN Poland
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

Hoas:oa. Tsx. AYR. - --Af B'i.os
OF Ped Pred B<il sfirmpssa % sari
. gss9'ine s.Eine Fis 'Dos slggea
AZ rassis IN ne spas a taa e..
vnesl ass ~ ~ E1s forz -. anlr
rae SEA hcifikg a sc e,e9 stos
nf,rfNRA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

~ Petersburg Aus - An ruspe
eessful stismps ~ me ne - baron
Shahl \ reported Co have teen made
IN the part ~ Pc'erhoH suaiay nish;.
but the story IL lsnisd A unm Dsr 81
aresis hoEsvev. we're made IN tas
park duriaE the sTspinG Rarun = All
bears soms reserablaser 20 General
Trepo6. epnnaHder ~ the polite
A namSef ~ 0facefs Eho nlxhs ~
mistaken fgr Ceasrai Trspof navs
takea pFecAaiios 90 ave ,s.i- seards
aaavse OF
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06

State are again in Washington,
which has resumed its rightful
place as the capital of the nation.
Secretary Root. fresh from his
UNIQUE tour through the Latin re
publics of South America has
made himself as tar as possible au
cOmant OF conditions in Cuba
The President, of course. has all
aIol" been fully advised. or Il"
speak more accurately has been
fpll advisor. IL political and di
plOma,ic circles here it is thOught
that the Cuban affair has been
managed with rare Judgment ami
discretion. 10 sep in the momtD
tOuS and bow historic change OF
government has been taken with
out due dcliberalluu and after
having exhausted every resource
of skill and patience to preserve
and pass to .he island "a republi-
can form of government Failure
has been complete and there will
be diverse opinions with crImina
ton among the hot headed child
ish statesmen Cuba The Ameri
cans Will be called nsurpers and
tyrantS by irresponsible scatter
brains posing as statesmen at the
cafes and theatres Of Havana,
But the record which fortuna .tly
for Judge Taft's patience and
foresight ia in black and white,
will answer and refutc them.
There are perhaps other men in
the United States who might la ye
done as well us we'll as Judge
Taft: 9th ers having his judicial
knowledge, his acquaintance with
the weak nesscs and temper of a
mercurial, trop'ca! people; others
with his experience as a Governor
and diplomat: but it will be diff.
Gu TO name one person in all re
Spects so well equipped for the
wOIk DIS the Secretary of War
The President. fresh from his San
DOMINICAN experience, has made
no mistake in this Cnban ALTAR.
though doubtless there will he
members OF Congress-, both in the
House and the Senate who will
take issue with and criticrize his
action: and there are even now
interests i'll the sugar cane dis
trictS of louisiana, and the fruit
and garden truck regions of Florl-
da, the tobacco areas of Connecti-
cut, in short. in tariff protected
interests everywhere, trembling
for fear that all the people of the
United States may get sugar, to
baccO, bananas, oranges, and pine
apples little cheaper through the
annexation of Cuba, either as a
territory or a state.
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How to Cure aCOlll.

The question of how to care a
cold without unnecessary loss of
time is enc in ywhief-s.we are all
more or less interested for the
quicker cold is gotten lid OF the
less he danger Of Pneumonia and
other serious sea ses. Mr. B. w.
L. Hall, of Yavety, Va, has used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
years and says 81 firmly believe
Chamber'ain's Cos5b Remedy to
be absolutely ths~best preparation
on the market for colds. | have
recommended 1t to my friends and
they all agree with me- For sale
by All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06

Hon. Henri L.Gueydan is acred-
tied, by the Crowley Signal,
with saying that ';the parishes
will have to take up the matter
of an inter coastal canal and not
rely upon the national government
because of the length of time 1t
Will require to get matter of this
magnitude in notion"
The idea seems to be growing
with the people-that if they want
to live to enjoy the fruits of there
great projects, they will have to
get together and put the schemes
through by private contracts.
The promoters of a deep-water
channel through the AtchaTalaya
Bay were the first to act along this
line and ". hope that that project
will demonstrate that such under
takings can be both cheap'y and
efficiently done by the people.
In the Atchafalaya channel
there cannot be a question of its
commercial Importance. 1t will
afford an outlet to the products of
a large area and develope new
shipping routes for cypress lumber
trade. IL would bring greater
Morgan City to the front as part
Of entry, with splendid system
Of water. ways reaching far up into
the interior country. With Nor
gan City as port of entry it
would materially assist in develop
ing the commercial advantages
of the inter coastal canal.
we are hardly prepared to be-
lieve, however, that the parishes
of Louisiana and the counties of
Texas can safely undertake to put
through a project of such magni-
tude. The cost will be more that
the parishes or counties can afford.
1t is possible, however, for st.
Mary, Iberia, Vermilion, Cameron
and Calcasieu to join issues IN
the construction Of such canals as
will connect the Calcasleu Lake
aud Ber wick Bay. Such a canal
would have many advantages but
it is questionable whether the peo-
pie can afford tie expense.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06

The President and Secretary Of
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Among thA hundreds who we're
detained IN Montgomery, Ala, the
last part of last week, by wrecked
condition of railroad tracks as a
result of the storm, was Chief JUS
tice Jos A. Breaux.
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YOUR SUMMER VACATION

can be pleasantly spent at Wau-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04
.IOLANI STUDENTS
SHOW UP WELL


Last Saturday afternoon the boys Of
the Iolani School held a quiet little
field meet on the school grounds For
many years it has been the custom of
this school to close with sports and
this year was no exception to the rule
Nearly all Of the boys of the school
were entered i'm one event or another.
Great credit is due to the teachers Of
the school that the affair was carried
of with such success
Owing to the illness of Bishop Res
tariclS Miss Constance Restarick pre-
scented the prizes.
James Pete, James Lelciwi Joe
Green and Nehoe Aiea, the Queens
private singers, furnished music for the
occasion.
Summary Of events:
5O-yard dash-Mon Yin, 1st; Lam
Kee, End
Shot-put-M. Morse, 1st; H. Carter
End Distance 80 feet.
so yards, under 15.-Ahoy, LIST; Mon
Fab, End.
Sack race-Mon Yin, list; Mon Fa,
End.
High jump-H. Carter, 1st; w. An
derson, End. Height feet, 8 inches
so yards, under Nv. Anderson, 1st;
Mon Fab, End.
Pole vault-Henry Carter, 1st; NJ.
Mase, End. Height, s #. ? in.
so yards, old boys-John 10, 1st; c.
Macfarlane, End.
/ Broad jump-Mon Pin, LIST; Lam Kee,
End. Distance, II TT. 10 in.
so yards, under 13-Ah Sang, list; j.
Pap, End.
50 yards, open-Mon Yin, 1st; Lam
Kee, End.
Tripod race-P. Frendo and Mon Fab,
/ list: H. Carter and J. Kahalewai End
so yards, small boys-G. Frendo, 1st;
Ho on, End.
300 yards-Mon Yin, list; Ahoy, End.
80 yards. under 11-G. Frendo, 1st; All
Nee End
The officials were:
Starter-John Kea.
Announcer-Eddie Mahaulu
Scorer-Mrs. Morgan.
Lnesmen-T. *. Yu. Edward Kea.
Judges. b. Morgan, s Meheula-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04
AN OLD MAXIM APPLIED TO A
MODERN REMEDY.

Everyone speaks of the feast as he
finds it," is a maxim of the Portu-
guese.. Judging by the letters receiv-
ed from people all over the country,
praising Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, it is evident
this remedy has been found satisfactory
1t is the best known remedy for diarr-
hoea, and no case has yet been report
ed where it has failed to give relief,
and it has been i'm general use for more
than a quarter of a century For sale
by all dealers, Benson, smith q Coz
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04

FIELD MEET JUNE 16.
The st. Louis College Alumni Asso-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04
TWO GOOD GAMES
At AALA PARK
CHINESE ALOHAS AND THE JAPA-
THE WINNERS.

A fair sized crowd gathered in Aala
park yesterday to watch the Chinese
Alohas receive a drubbng at the hands
of the Chinese Athletic Club. The score
was 10 to TO- The interest in these
secondary games is growing fast.
The teams were as follows:
c. A. C.-En Young, C.; J. Lo Aki, p;
Aki, 9yau h.; Chack 2b.; Lo Don 3b. :;
Sing Chong, Ayau SIS; Ching Yet, IF;
Wong If; j. Lo, CT.
c. Alohas-A. Akana, c.; Akea, zap,
p; G. Lin, zap, h.; G. Linn, 2b,; F.
Akona, 3b.; V. Ayau, IS; L. T. Cheong
r,f.; Chow, IT,; w. Ayau CT.
Score by innings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04

citation held a meeting yesterday and
decided on the date for the coming field
meet 1t will be held ON June 16 A
dance win be held I'm Progress hall on
June 9. The annual banquet Of the
Association win be- held on the evening
of June %. The banquet viii be held at
the college.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04
HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.
Rranches aud AgeneIes.

Honolulu, New York, San Francisco,
London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong,
Newchwang, Pekin, Shanghai, Tientsin,
Kobe, Nagasaki, Toxic, Osaka
The Banks buys and receives for COL
lection Bills of Exchange, issue Drafts
and Letters of Credit and transacts a
genral banking business.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04
ANNUAL DINNER
OF THE LAWYERS
MEMBERS OF THE BAR ENJOY
SUCCESSFUL BANQUET At THE
YOUNG.

Tbo tr,vofi,r p,r Nss,,i,ti,,, hon
,,,,ot ~ mo vo,,,a ttoto1 ~, s,trr1,,,
venting was CROFT aniovod nv all nro-
sept Tho MON, was an elaborate ono
ar1 tho ,ddrasea, ,,.,r, an ,.,,.,, .t,,r,,,,,
rra srocial Quest. or tbo o,.o,i,s, ,,.a,.o
III, . u 1yi,gsi,,,.,. ,,.,, nod. l,o
,d,1,,s, Of tbo o,.oning Cbior rrstic,
Frear t-nited states Tndoa Dole Tudge
ne Bolt rudpa Robinson Judue Lind
say. United states Attorney Leavett of
Washington and Judge Weaver Of the
land court Others members of the
bar present were. f. Andrade, r.. w.
Breckons a. NJ. Brown, \. w. Carter
G. A. Davis $. II. Derby, c. II. Dickey
j. ). Dunne, w. a oreenWen' George
~ Deal' l. M. Ll"i iSo"' - ~
way, hel''N ilollIleS' d. l., MAJ ~ ~" d.
NioNI'ua'a' Is - Me'u' "a ",
ui'oL'' l' ~ -H"''- ~, |
=, le'els' a. Lewis JI" y, r. ie'e'So vi.
NJ + FIoSSeI' a. ~ W. l'ooei ''oI,, w q
.. SmlIh, Il. NJ. NalSo'' -. -. WIN
/ s''I.' I",IN 'i''''!'S''' i''
ms a. N.-oTooN'
me menu was uesls.' eu III we i'' III
Oh It Iesal pIlel' as lol'oNS'
DIR ASsoclu 'ioH' II! .i'e III"
lIe annual I'lIllleI. pI AZ
der young holel hoIlolulu' before W.
H. STANLEY chlet Judge > M ballou'
associate Judge. ~. 'pSon -
H. HeIlehWaS W. /. NaWlil'S' ~. ,1,,
heys Tor Dinner. Pleu June % l9Vo
''oo - ~, 80, 80, %.,,,e ,,.,. ~.
follows.
mn ,,eor,r,rrc>- or, Hawaii
80, +ooc e,o-.,a,,
"e -li'' 80 go, ,,i,,,,.
| -, '"e VI '''
Ao'io' " quiet
BRIEF.
MENU
Motion to Set-CocktaiIs, Eastern
oysters on haIt smell.
Consent OF Parties-Cohsohme belle-
vueripe olives, sailed Almonds caviar
canape.
| Argument-Lomitos zintandeL kumu
a Ia Point Shirley.
| Re-Argument-Frog legs saute la
! Meuniere, cheese straw.
| CONFERENCE.-The of beef praised
a la Trianon petit point
observation-disclosures sherbet
| Dissolution Champagne, spring
| chicken au cressOn, PONIES duchess.
| Judgment-Harricot verts.
! Execution - Charlotte russo, pett
| fourS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-04
PAILiS LITTLE JEST.

Paul Revere had just made his ia
NOUS ride.
"A fine horse indeed" complimented
one Of the patriots.
Il should say so" replied Paul, from
a historical novel standpoint my horse
has the famous wooden horse Of Troy
beaten forty ways"
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The second game was won by the
japanese Athletic club from the indie
pendents by a score of to >. The game
was a pretty one.
The teams.
J. A. C.-Wakita c.; H. Moto, D.;
Morishige h.; Hurayama, 2b.; NJ. SUI
enaga 3b.; Hamamoto SIS; Hayasaka,
RI; Mkt, Hamura CT; Tabuchi If.
MISREPRESENTATION c.; Walker p;
Butler h.; Dixon, 2b.; Kupa 3b.; w.
Billy SIS; Wahilani If; Palapala e.; All
Sing, If.
Runs bV innings: