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The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
WATTERSONL LAUDSPRESIDENT
Editor Thinks, However, He Should
Hide Big Stick
Tells kentuckinns. Who Give Him
Farewell Banquet, that Roosevelt
should SEQ slow"
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE Kentucky So
ciety Of New York gave a farewell
banquet at the Waldorf-Astoria this
evening in honor Of Henry Watterson.
who will leave tomorrow for Spain.
In reply to various addresses of euIogy.
the editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal said in part:
The laurel wreaths of heroism and
glory hang idle and forgotten over the
buck-horns above the mantel-bOard-the
cottage by the whipping stream in the
valley-the hut in the clearing of the
wildwood-yea, the shotgun Of the hunt
er. the plowshare Of the yeoman-are de-
serted, or left TO a few horny-handed.
unenterprising stay-at-hOmes like myself
whilst John and William. and the rest.
take themselves off Eastward to pursue
the ennObling paths OF avarice and hustle.
10 dwell amid the millions of the Cane-
gies and the Rockefellers and the Ken
tucky Col0ney in New York
Don't forget the old folks at home.
Don't forget the homely. the homespun
sources from which we draw our inspira-
ton and our life
shall I also say the resolutions of
9S? Wen. gentlepen-whether you call
YOU may as the good priest observed in
maintaining the doctrine of purgatory.
YOU may go farther and fare worse.
Under the hand OF a President. whose
personality is so attractive whose mo-
tivcs are so unchalleHged. whose public
service is so eminent and brilliant that
most men are 10th 10 question anything
he says or dOes-UndeT the hand OF such
a President the pendulum OF centraliza-
ton has swung much too far to leeward
and will need to be swung back again if
we are to recover the poise and balance
which the fathers and founders Of our
great Republic designed for the Federal
government and the States.
We have already the splendid gov
eTnment' they dreaded. Modern invention
by its annihilation of time and space has
well-nign Obliterated the old landmarks
1t has actually flung the geography into
the sea. Happily some things we could
we'll afford to spare are gone. seCtiOnalism
among them. But, shall we stand list
sess BY and see home-rule go with it2|
II Alexander Hamilton could come to life
again, could revisit the glimpses of the
moon which shines over the White House
with its big stick and the Capitol with
its Supreme Tribunal and its Houses OF
Congress, l am perfectly sure that he
would say-'Go a trifle slower. Theodore.
my son.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
SCHIFF URGES INCOME TAX.
FiRaneier Also Recommends Tariff
Revision ut ChienEo Banauet.

Chicago Dec 1.-THE dangers of the
country's present currency system. and
his ideas of the best remedies for exist
ing laws, were outlined ~ Jacob II.
Schin, of New York. in an address on
Currency and other reforms" before
the Illinois Manufacturers Association
tonight.
1T is certain" he said. that to at
tempt 70 substitute "A circulating note
system would meet with such opposition
that It viii Tor the present prove useless
to make the attempt
1T viii be well enough If ar least
beginning be made Toward such be
ginning the propositions embraced IN the
recent report OF e special committee OF
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
point the way.
This proposition appears preferable 10
the plan framed by the American Bank
ers' Association committee
I am free to aver taat reasonable legis-
lation may prove a safety valve which
the Dossessors Of wealth should welcome.
progressive income tax, even II Il needs
constitutional amendment; a tariff pro-
tecting industries that need protection;
a suitable immigration law. are some Of
the measures which should claim the
support Of the substantial interests"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
EX-GOVERNOR ASPHYXIATED.
Franklin J. Moses, of south Caro-
lima, Found Dead in Bed.

Boston. Dec. u-Franklin J. Moses, a
former governor Of South Carolina, was
found dead in bed in his room at Irwin
street. Winthrop. about 6 o'clock this
morning One Of his acknowledges de
tected an odor of escaping gas. and upon
investigation found that it was coming
from the room occupied by Moses The
latter was found dead in his bed with
the gas escaping from a stove which was
used % heat the room. The medical ex-
aminer believes death was accidental
Moses boarded with Henry c. Hamil-
ton, who is a gate tender at the Winthrop
Beach station Of the Boston. Revere
Beach and Lynn Railroad. When the
latter left the house this morning 10 go
To his work Moses had not been discOv-
cred. He was found lying IN bed evi-
IDENTIFY as he went 20 sleep It is believed
that he was accidentally asphyxiated.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
MAY Be WITNESS
Testimony Necessary to Save Stand
ard Oil Prosecutions.
Demurrer Turns on Whether the
New Rate Bill Became
Law on june %.
Special to The washington Herald.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Chicago, Dec 1.-THE testimony of
President Roosevelt and Secretary of
State Elihu Root may be necessary to
settle the question raised by the
Standard Oil demurrer to the indictment
returned against it here last August.
John 5. Miller. attorney for the com
pany. declares the passage of the new
rate bin repealed the Ellins law aud re-
mitted all offenses committed 20 that day
He claims further that the bill was sign
ed by the President on June %. 1896. and
Immediately became law.
The contention of the government on
this point is that even if the Elkins law
was repealed and the offenses commit
ted against il forgiven. which is not con-
Cerned save for argument. the bill did not
become a law until filed with the Secre-
tary of State.
1t is believed by government attorneys
that the President and SecTeary of State
would appear rather than have all the
prosecutions arising out of rebate mat
ters quashed.
The effect. should Judge Lands sus-
tain the demurrer on the arguments pre-
sented by MI Miller and his associate,
A. G. Eddy, Western counsel for the
Standard Oil Company. would be more
sweeping than at first estimated.
Suits have been commenced against the
Standard Oil Company in New York,
Missouri. and Tennessee, and in each
case the indictments were returned after
the passage of the new rate bill Th4
cases against the New York Central. in
which several pleas of guilty have been
entered and fines paid, would also fall
under the rule To make matters worse,
from the government point of view, pros
ecutions commenced in the future are re
stricted to such offenses as may have
been committed since last June. ,Argu-
ments in the case viii be resumed to
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
JURY FINDS BURNHAM GUILTY.
Vice President Of Mutual Reserve to
BE Sentenced Friday.

New York, Dec 11.-After celebrating
for four hours. the jury IN the case Of
George Burnham. jr.. second vice presi-
dent Of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Insurance Association, charged with
grand larceny Of $500, returned a YER
DICT Of guilty late this afternoon.
When the foreman OF the jury reported
the findings to Judge Greenbaum. Burn
haJl turned and sat down in his chair,
remarking calmly.
We'll, that's a pretty tough dose
lie was taken 10 the Tombs. where he
viii be held until sentence is passed on
Friday.
There are still five indictments against
him. three OF grand larceny and two of
forgery.
The maximum penalty for larceny in
the first degree, Of which George Burn
ham. jr.. stands convicted is twenty
years.
Burnham is the first life insurance Of
fetal 10 be convicted since the insurance
scandal broke out.
The fight for control Of the board Of
trustees Of the New York and Mutual Life
Insurance companies is being waged with
great vigor during this. the last week of
the election.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
ALGER'S SON ARRESTED.
Young Wan Taken ON Broadway for
Speeding AutomobiIe.

New York, Dec. u.-RusselI \. Alger,
iry son Of ex-Secretary of War Alger,
and president OF an automobile company
was arrested at Broadway and Forty
sixth street tonight for violating the
speed laws.
The patrolman said he was standing at
Forty-second street and Broadway when
Alger's car came along az a fast clip lie
held un his hand AS a warning. but the
machine giided in among other vehicles
at the crossing. and was about TO escape
when he gave chase and caught I'm behind
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
ART CLUB REJECTS STRAUSS.
Composer BIackbalIed as Member Of
Berlin Academy of Arts.

Berlin. Dec Like Wagner before
him. Richard Strauss. composer Of 'Sa-
lone has been rejected as member Of
the senate of the Berlin Academy of Arts,
an institution corresponding to the French
Acedmy. All the sculptors. painters. and
other artists voted in his favor. The
musicians alone blackballed him. They
included Humperdnck and Joachim.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
CHINESE RULER TRIES TO DIE.
Emperor, Grieved by Reforms,
Throws Himself Into Palace Pond.

Victoria, p. c., Dec. 11.-Japanese
papers brought here by the steamship
Empress of India publish dispatches
from Pekin that the Chinese Emperor
being greatly grieved at the important
nature of the administrative reforms in
China. attempted 10 commit suicide by
throwing himself in a pond in the pail
ace precinct
The dispatches say he was rescued
by court officials
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
LOCAL.

Hughes the Guest Of President
1-Ex-Senator Brown Is Dying.
2-Secretary Taft Makes Annual Report
9-Roosters Can Crow IN Alexandria
Congress to Acknowledge Nobel
Award.
1z-SuDport Promised for District Inter
ests
12-Carnegie Institute Votes Big Sum for
Science.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
GOV. HUGHES HERE
President Gives Stag Dinner
in His Honor.
PLATT AND DEPEw ABSENT
Many Prominent OmciaIs Who Con-
tributed to the Republican Success
in New York Are Present-Guest Of
Honor VIII Return Home To-day.
Announce OmciaI Election Figures.

Charles Z. Hughes, goyernor-elect Of
New York. arrived in Washington after
8 O'Clock last evening and is a guest OF
President Roosevelt. at the White House.
Mr. Hughes viii return 10 New York to-
day. Last night the President had a
stag dinner in his honor at which seven
Of the Republican members of the New
York delegation I'm Congress and ten
others. all in official life were present.
Senators Plat and Depew were not
there
The Presidents dinner was a sort OF
celebration of the victory of Mr.. Hughes
and the nineteen people who sat down NJ
the big mahogany table in the state din
ing-rOom Of the White House at 7.@
o'clock, found the atmosphere cCngenial
for "a discussion Of political conditions in
New York and elsewhere With the ex-
ception Of Secretary Taft. Speaker Can
non. Senator Lodge. and three members
OF the Republican Congressional cam
paisn committee who took an active part
in the late election, all those at the din
ner were New Workers
List of Guests.
The guest list follows: Ciov.-elect
Hughes. Secretary of War Taft. Post
master General CorteIyOu. William Loeb.
jr.. Secretary to the President; Speaker
Cannon, Senator Lodge. Representative
Payne, Representative Sherman. Repre-
sentative Loudenslager. of New Jersey;
Representative Littauer, Representative
Watson, of Indiana; Representative
Dwight Representative Parsons. Repre-
sentative Fassett, Representative Cocks,
Representative Mckinley, Illinois; As
sistant Secretary Bacon. of the State De-
partment. and Assistant Secretary Keep.
Of the Treasury Department.
Mr. Hughes was met at the railway
station by the Presidents carriage and
went directly TO the White House His
visit to Washington is the result Of an
invitation extended TO him by President
Roosevelt shortly after the election of
Mr. Hughes. 1t was intended to have
the dinner at an earlier date. but this
was changed in order that the governor
elect might have an opportunity of meet
ing some of those who contributed to the
Republican success in the recent election
and who could not be in Washington un-
til after Congress had assembled.
Political plans were not discussed at the
dinner. which lasted, including the time
spent in general chat afterward over the
coffee and cigars, until II o'clock The
New York SenatOrship was not mentioned
Many good stories of the last and former
campaigns were told. the President. Secre-
tary Taft. and Speaker Cannon contrib
uting most of the "reminiscences.
We talked Of past things not Of the fu-
ture." said one of those who attended the
dinner
OffciaI Canvass Announced.
New York. Dec. 1.-THE announcement
to-day of the result of the official canvass
of New York County's votes at the last
State election makes possible the first cor
rect statement OF the vote of the entire
State, compiled from the official canvass
in every county. The State and New York
County votes were as follows:
GOVERNOR
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
CONGRESS.

subsidy Asked for Mail Boats Only.
2-Cabfnet Appointments Still Held Up
4-Smoot Is Arraigned by Burrows.
Relationship OF Tariff and Trusts Dis
cussed.
Talks on Inheritance Tax Bill.
4-House Talks on Many Subjects.
4GTOsvenor Sings His Swan Song.
5-CuTrency Hearing Is Begun.
president Sends Message on Porto
Rico.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
TIED TO a HORSE; KILLED.
Enemies Have Wealthy Farmer
DRAGGED 10 Death.

Parma, Okla, Dec. u--W- Scotty
.Sraith. a wealthy farmer of Woods Con-
~. was called from his home last night
by a party of men.
rope was drawn around his throat
and he was tied to a horse. which dragged
him across freshly plowed ground until
life was extinct. The mutilated body
was left on the open prairie.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
KILLS HIMSELF IN SLEEP
Young Farmer Dreams of Suicide
and Executes Fantasy.
Found with Bullet Hole in Temple,
His Left Hand CIutchfng
Revolver.
special to The washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. Dec. 11.-William
FOuch, thirty-six- years old, is believed
to have killed himself while asleep at
Brownsville. on the old National pike.
just north of the Garrett County line.
He was found with a bullet hole in
the temple and his left hand cIutching
a revolver. Fouch always slept with
his revolver under his pillow. and it is
believed he shot himself while dream
ing.
He had no known trouble. and was in
the best Of health. He was unmarried.
living with a sister.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
MRS. STORER REPUDIATES.
Ex-AmbassadOr's Wife Denies She
said She Made Roosevelt.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Dec. u.-Bellamy
Storer, ex-Ambassador to Austria-Hun-
gary, denied in emphatic language to-
night that his wife had declared. as a
woman reporter had claimed. that the
Storers had made Roosevelt. Mr.
Storer says the language attributed to
his wife was rather that of a lunatic
Indianapolis. Dec. IA. G. Harris.
Minister TO Austria under the first Nc
kinley administration, said to-day that
he was not to be drawn into the contro-
versy between President Roosevelt and
Bellamy Storer- The report that he had
been anSered by an allusion on the part
Of Storer to the dismissal OF Consul Cen
eral Hurst, is, he said. untrue.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
JOHN D. MAKES S114 A MINUTE
ROekefeIIer's Income for 1905 Is Es-
timuted at SGO,OOO.O 900.

New York, Dec. 11.-John D. Rookie
feller viii make the tidy little sum Of
$50, GOO, 600 this year, according to the
two men who know more about the oil
kings finances than any other two in
the world.
Henry H Rogers and John y. Arch
bold were talking with q financier yes
terday. and it developed to-day that
they had agreed that Rockefener's
earnings" this year viii reach $780,
0GO. 600
His daily income. therefore. is 1885,
2S3.53 Reducing it still further. each
hour of the twenty-four, he is accumu-
lating $6.S409S. or $114 a minute.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

PAGES TELEGRAPHIC.
Church and State War Begins ii
France.
1-Watterson Speaks at New York Ban
quet
I-Burnham Found Guilty.
May Call President in oil Trust Suit
3-Mrs. Birdsong Guilty.
sugar Trust Fined $4,000.
S-Farmer Kills Himself in His Sleep.
7-Bishop. McCabe Stricken in Street.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair to-
day and tomorrow; slightly
warmer; light. variable winds,
becoming easterlY.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
CHURCH And STATE
AT WAR IN FRANCE
Clemenceau Filings Gage of
Battle at Catholics.
DEPUTIES SUPPORT HIM
Pope's Messenger Turned Back
at the Frontier.

Home of Former Secretary to PapaI
OmcinIs, Who Seized Diplomatic
DOcuments-sIinister who Ordered
search Is Bitterly Arraigned in
Chamber by VI. GrOussau.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
STUDENTS ROOMS AN ARSENAL
st. Petersburg Police Find lodgings
FiIIed with Bombs.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 1.-THE police
to-day searched the lodgings of a stu
dent named Kazbasnikoff. son of a
leading merchant. and found a stock
of rifles, revolvers, and bombs, a guam
tity OF new explosives of extraordinary
force, and plans for barricading the
city in the event of an armed uprising
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
ASKS SUBSIDY FOR
MAIL BOATS ONLY
Shipping Measure Redraft
Contains New Principle.
ELEVEN LINES PROPOSED
Amounts Range from 100000
to 100000 per Annum.

Further Changes Must he Made to
Secure support of Those Opposed
10 Old Bili-Aascrfed that Grosye-
nor Was Given an Inch and Took
an ELTON, ss,ittee to Consider tie
New Measure TO-morrOv.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
cnar Gives s5OO,ooo to Starving.

St Petersburg, Dec lit is said that
the Gar has given $4,000 from his pri-
vate purse for the relief of the famine
sufferers.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
1t Eckstein's from u to 3. 1872 N. 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
CoNTINUED oN THIRp PAGE.

The Portland Cafe, Thomas Circle,
A delightful place to go for dinner. break
fast or lunch a Ia carta Table d'hote
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

Visit the Washington Dairy Co.'S Booth
at the Food Show. Beautiful pictures free
to every purchaser of Butterine
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
OmciaI Canvass Announced.

The other pluralties are as follows:
Martin II. Glynn, comptroller IA. 81; John
S. Whalin. secretary Of state, 1854; Will
lam I. Jackson. attorney general, 10,643;
Frederick Skene, engineer and surveyor
0,549; julius Hauser, treasurer, Il, ,007.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

Consult ShafIer Concerning Flowers
* decorations for social events 18th a. I
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

I Want What i Want When Want Ii
heat. Ofte Hot-water Radiator does the
trick Demonstrations. 500 9Th ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
spain's Fatal Ring

.PAIN has trinket in the shape of
| ring known as the Fatal Ring and the
Spaniards are anxious to know if the
King will be bold enough to don it.
The ring is question now adons the
statue of the Virgin of Almaden in the
Cathedral of Madrid. According to the current
tale, it was made to the order of Alfonsos faith
er and by him presented to Queen Mercedes.
Within month she was dead, and his Majesty,
with only tender thoughts uppermost in his mind,
presented the ring to another member of the
Royal Family. She, too, died suddenly as also
did two more possessors of the fatal gift. Then
the King, defiant of fate, placed the ring on his
own finger Three months after the throne of
Spain was vacant; the King was dead Now the
legend has grown up that the ruler who can wear
it without becoming defunct will restore Spain
TO her former glory. II is certainly queer
story, and one that appeals strongly to a super
stitious people.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
~NS a.

S7EXT to her husband and her children
there was nothing that Mrs. Graham
sz liked better than worrying herself To
~ degree far beyond that attained by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Don't miss Kerrs hosiery sale
The Alameda brings Mrs. Dickerson's
new goods.
Sale at Fishers auction rooms at Ii
a. M today.
NJ. Levy & Co.'S.
The more you know about Rainier
beer the better you will like it.
Great clearance sale begins at Whit
ney & Marsh's tomorrow morning.
The greatest sale of hosiery ever held
in this city begins tomorrow at Kerr's.'
Forget-me-not Ieis at Mrs. Dicker-
sons.
Inter-Island and o. r. & L. shipping
receipt books, soc. each, at the Gazette
office.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. VIII E. Fisher
will sell cigars, cigarettes, silk and lot
merchandise.
Scotty's &C. E. Meston) Royal Annex
opposite Police Station. Hot lunch
served from II to 3 1t will please you.
New spring millinery is arriving by
each steamer for Miss Powers mil
linery parlors, Boston Building, Fort
street.
Party desires situation to take care
of invalid or of a home while the
owner is away. Best of references
given. See our Want ads.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co, 936 Fort street.
Security of your va1uables can best
be secured by renting box in our
safe-deposit vault. The cost is only
S. per year and up. Hawaiian Trust
Co.
Tenders will be received at the office
of the County Clerk until noon OF
March for the erection and construc-
ton of a reinforced bridge at KAPPA
pau, Koolauloa.
Two completely furnished houses are
offered for rent by the real estate de-
rartment of Trent & Co, who also Of
fer for sale a choice bit of King street
property in KaIihi at a bargain. See
their ad. in page 10.
Hosiery bargains tomorrow Kerr s.
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DELEGATES TO MEET
ROBINSON THURSDAY

A call has been issued for a meeting
of the delegates from the city improve
ment clubs to the executive commit
tee of all these organizations, to be
held Thursday evening at 1880 p. m.
at the Promotion Committee rooms,
Hotel street. The purpose of the meet
ing is to adopt bylaws and to meet
Mr. Robinson, the New York park ex-
pert who is here to devise a new park
system for Honolulu.
Mr.. spalding requests that every
delegate be present on this occasion.
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From 9:20 Monday night up to mid
night last night there was not an ar
rest in the city. The blotter was start
ed this morning at a very early hour
by the pulling of Ben Murray, drunk
and dfsorderly.
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PART IT.
THE S. S. ALAMEDA, MARCH 9TH

Takes the next shipment of Trop1c
Fruit Co.'S p1neapples to the Coast.
Address P. o. Box so. Honolulu, or
leave orders with Wells-Fargo, King
street
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Did you ever notice any,
thing peculiar about the RI
TERI IN beer F.? Hasn't it
sometimes struck you that it
is a Ii tie better than any
other beer in town This
Undesirable something
about CRITERION beer is
caused by the special secret
process to which it is sub
jet and which improves its
flavor and enlivens it won
derfully.
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BAND AT PALAMA.

The band will give concert this
evening, at 7:3o, at the Palama R. r.
Depot. Following is the program:
PART 7.
March-"Berlin Air I'inke
observation-disclosures .--..- robinson
Intermezzo- Linger-Longer Leslie
Selection Musical STAR 30 Hare
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. arr. by Berger
Mrs N. Alapai
Shotgun" ......-.-L uders
WaItz-..For Love of Art. $500 -Linke
Finale-"Happy Heinie' ...... .Lampe
The Star Spangled Banner
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o 0090000 30 q o q @ @ .
sssEEING HONOLULU"
SCHEDULE.

q Mondays. $3.50 a. m.-Coaching
o trip to the Pah.
(. Tuesdays, 2:10 p. m.-Trolley Car
o. over Town.
. Wednesdays, $50 a. m.-Coaehing
. trip up Mt. Tantalus. c
q Fridays, 2:1O p. m.-Trolley Car {
. over Town.
I. Saturdays, $50 a. m.-Coaching {
. trip through Moanalua Gar c
. dens.
> Personally conducted.
. Coaching Trips G
) 1925 the Passenger.
) Trolley Car Trips G
) 80 Cents the Passenger.
) Bookings at Hotel Offices, Promo G
) tion Committee Rooms and
} Trent & Co. .
) 900 90 30 5000 o 90 o 9
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G. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.