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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
DECEMBER
THE GENESIS OF THE TROUBLE.

the of the
Portsmouth, beginning to appear
between and Russia
extraordinary The will be recalled
by and
danger Finally the Emperor
the spirit protest by no
ndn of understood at the
attack by street
Americans them Mr.
helped Japan
denied her by the immense distances which lay between
trumIs of had come
facetof face unsurmounabe dffculies7
But the
that they could not understand why
should be denied of her demands should
fall selling honor!
Who responsible the shameful pcace Then
which the
government whisper had been by those
mediator who had betrayed
enemies Russia had in 1884, deprived Japan of the
China America had played like trick and
be shifted
mnstr made
President Roosevelt and the American people To
benefactors the California
nhamed all the
by misunderstanding
of like this tell what troubles come
War o than monarchy which had
struggle which will not only way and room to
growing will object the
which lie arans path
but the Indifference
Japanese who shall that there is
somewhere which
and aggandlement surely
making.
Portsmouth undertaking. President Roosevelt will
Proverbs 26 He that passeh by and mdh with strife be
longing o like akeh dog by the ears"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04

your valuable paper that the Commits
sioner of Public Lands was then about
TO place on the market some land near
Walanae, in small enough pieces SO
the man of moderate means could buy
now see by an afternoon paper that
II is advertised to be sold in one piece
Verify, this is a country where the
Traditional American Policy is assist.
ed by the Commissioner of Public
Land-into a grave.
Thanking you for the space.
r. S. W.
December ), 1906.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
(From MONDAYS Advert,sar

>
Mr.. f. T. Crawford and Miss Ragna
Aars We're married at Puunene or
November "a.
Willett & Gray make a note in their
Journal of the project of the Homo
iulu Plantation Co. to produce thor
oughly refined sugar and to refine the
sugar crop of another plantation.
DR.. r Fl. Dinegar has prevailed on
the Board of Health to furnish a dis
injecting apparatus for use on Maui
1t arrived last week and was well
coined as a timely gift on account of
the presence of diphtheria and measles
on the island.
Miss Annie X. Brown and Mr..
Charles L. Hall were married Saturday
evening at s o'clock by Rev. Henry
Parker. pastor OF Kawaiahao church,
al the Parker residence Judd street.
The bride. who is graduate of Ka-
mehHmeha School, class of 'O5, has
been known recently under the singing
pseudonym of Miss Lei Lehua.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
tFrom Sundays Advertiser,

Father Valentin was at the wharf
yesterday to meet the immigrants from
the Azores.
Two more alleged opium dealers were
pulled yesterday. They gave the names
of Sum Choy and Tong Hoon at the
police station.
Mrs. Kalei Aona was taken to the
insane asylum on Friday night, the
three charges against her in the police
court being stricken off the calendar
The funeral of the late Mrs. Gene,
We've Dowsett Dunbar will be held in
san Francisco at noon today, to be
followed by cremation of the remains
at cypress Lawn Cemetery. David
Dowsett received a cablegram yester-
day from Fred. knight to that effect.
IT. is not known yet whether the ashes
will be sent to Honolulu for final in
terment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.
tFrom Saturdays Advertiser,

(From Saturdays Advertiser)
/, Queen Liliuokalani left in the Mauna
Loa for Lahaina yesterday
| A number OF Hilo residents are send
I ing a protest to Governor Carter
against the Lanai land exchange.
Judge De Bolt released Blanche Mer-
tens Gin former report given from the
/ petition as MARTINI under a writ of
habeas corpus yesterday According to
the law as he finds it a John Doe" or
Richard Roe" warrant, IL not con-
tanning a clear description of the sub
ject for Identification, is illegal.
Bandmaster Berger has abandoned
the idea of asking contributors to the
fund for bringing the band boys home
to devote the money to the boys. Con-
tributors are receiving their money
back from the Hawaiian Trust Co..
which also pays the telegraph bill.
Manager Renton of Eva Plantation
and Mrs. Renton returned on the Ala
media yesterday from a mainland tour
They visited the large cities of the
Northwest, Yellowstone Park, some
eastern cities and went as far south
as New Orleans. Both expressed
themselves as only too glad to get back
to Honolulu.
Yesterday the Hawaiian Trust Co re-
funded to the various donors the money
placed In their hands as subscriptions
to the fund for the expenses of the
return of the Hawaiian band. If there
is anyone who has not received the
amount of his subscription he will
please notify the Hawaiian Trust Co.
without delay.
Mr.. A. de Souza Canavarro, the Port
uguese Consul, returned from st. Paul
on the Alameda. He found his son
George in st. Luke's Hospital suffer-
ing from terrible gunshot wound in
his right ankle, and 1t may be months
before he will recover. 1t is not GER
tain yet that the foot may be saved
as the charge from the gun tore away
the bone and ligaments.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
BROWN AND IAUKEA.

Sheriff Brown whole be
the preliminary considerable number auea bal
lots defective
his welrid
OF such pointed the other would not be
final 1t would be followed by contest which, election
ballots
withdraw
low. aukoa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
CAUGHT COLD WHILE HUNTING
A BURGLAR

Mr.. VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial
Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, Can
ada says: II caught severe cold
while hunting burglar in the forest
swamp last fall. Hearing of Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy. tried it, and
AFTER using two small bottles, 1 was
completely cured" For sale by Ben
son, Smith & Co.. Ltd, agents for Ha-
wall.
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dis
We all know that the charges Of datry
the Protestant evangelical
learned that with knowing by people of all faiths
o Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
JUSTICE is DONE.

The scheme aided and atete by the police the Adver
gambling
of the and the third by Mr. Andade the Assistant
hwabiding
prosecutions
unable the
belief
public
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04

Hawaii the ealhfu which United soldiers
should widely bleted
the the Gulf the lake They
heathiet
heahuns
5 a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04

The Tehuanepe railroad this month While
through steamships
health yellow
disease 1t will be vigilance epidemic
the south Mexican Central safeguard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
MANACLES ON THE
SMALL INTERESTS

Editor Advertiser: once more the
octopus is about TO extend its long
Shiny manacles In a deadly embrace
around the opportunities which were
to be offered to the small interests OF
Hawaii.
Some months ago 1 saw a report in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04


history The
Nothing will
available
of hundred worlds visible
rubber n to SELL
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the islands
of
Fipnos
enoug The industrial that
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
THE VISITING CATHOLIC MISSION

Roman Catholic
Honolulu, being
that what their authority
islands brought believe
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of
n
ong Nice politics.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04

the the
mediation President Roosevelt
Writing Golfers he
The in is 50 freque
does notw
dwelling the subject ovcrmuch The japanese
a flushed No
had they finished the China than they began pre-
pare for war with Since o
talk the Far East that they would turn their
TO their mill
tary the the Japanese
robbed of
victory over so tod God
OF President robbed indem
nit The is II
Oriental
little inclined shift his shoulders blame
which placed elsewhere
know
feeling
When he minister of
bomb
walked
did behest of patriotism, he
There millions japanese who share Koama
of
foreigner
of Japan
When that these Amer
had
spirit
military
and a pleasant observe.
a military
it with
adding navy
the
ally
be
which the objective of japanese dstus hatred
but in the forfy its
posts ndb build
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THE FEELING IN Japan.


the
otherw Writ lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
FILLMORE.
IN JUDGE eREENwooDs COURT.


Special Correspondence
Fillmore Willard Co.. juno It'll.
district court has been 900 session here
this week With Judge Greenwood prc.
siding and while there has been C1a-
siderable business disposed Of I'D has
mostly been matters of little interest TO
Che general public.
ln the case ot Bessie Bennett vs. Geo.
Bennett q petition for divorce. an orr
Ger 'ass made requiring defendant tp
Jay 81 suit money aud s35 attorney
Icos. aud tlj per month alimouy Icrl.
ms the judgment OF the count
lu The case OF the state against
George Peterson a motion for now tudl
'Sas uycrruCl, and the defendant was
sentenced 10 six months in tie rounV
jdil Peterson was convicted last term
~ court of having accomplished ;ht
ruin of "a Scipio plr'. he VIII appeal &
The supreme court
The same George Peterson was
brought before Justice Jackson las,
nicht on another similar charge Is
County Attorney GILES. and was bou
over lo await The action OF the dis
trict court
\ case that has excited conS.derabl.
public interest here is that OF Oya PC.
tcrson against Fillmore city Peter.
SON brought suit TO compel the clty DO
open W a certain street which ha
been closed 10 the public for a Ions
time and which had been used by pri-
waite citizens under a lease granted rv
The city The questions involved 900
this case were as 10 the right Of the
city 90 lease any 81 Us public streets
TO private citizens, and thereby pre-
vent the public from the use thereof
as "a street.
Aztec much time " the court had
been taken listening 10 evidence uf the
plaintiff a motion was made upon the
part 81 the city 20 dismiss the action
but before the motion was passed upon
the city came into court by its att0i-
neyS and said that the city council had
Just passed resolution authorizing
and insiructiug the road supervisor %
Immediately open the street. aud here
upon the plaintiff moved the court %
dismiss the action without prejudice
and ID was so ordered lu trying 90 in-
troduce documentary evidence Of some
OF the acts % the city council. the fact
was brought out that all records 81 The
city up 10 1896 had been lost. aud that
there have been some very loose AMI
incompetent officers IN the service Of
the city somewhere along the line Is
evident. What would seem most sur
prising was the apparent effort IN The
part " the city representatives 10 tfN
10 suppress the little evidence that vas
90 be- had relating 10 official acts ~
The city IN former days II was per-
haps in their zeal 20 win the suit That
the attorneys FOR the city lost sight ~
the Importance Of Just what such tesil-
mony might BE- 20 the city when Pc.
haps Nv future litigation, Il would seek
90 supply records which had been lost
The court. however. held that " was the
best evidence that could be produced
under the circumstances. and allowfi
Il 10 20 N over objection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

nation fixed up former President car
Gutke was released m account - bis
employ meut and Eider Pafiey BGslow
called % take The presidency ~ the
branch
Douglas nov has a fuil orgauIzsuOu
% sunday school and Mutual lmpofe.
meut association.
This great aud booming border town
has spTlrg w Ike magic 10 thc last igs
years The Felt-bodgc Co. Who g. at Che
head q the great copper camp and mining
Interests az Morcuc ana u.sbee. and Olf
crates the ~ Paso and Southwestern d.
Morend southern and other railroads
have removed their smlters from B.shfc
something over - miles down 90 ulag
las on tho borders u Od Mexico Her
are 0pei aied not only the smelling works
but machine shops which turn oli copper
plate and Other manufa ciurInf 10 ID co.
iimsfed that ~ Douglas there il operated
some q the greatest and finest machinery
IN America Fully J. 20 employees draw
ihelr monthly Ray here Ihs city is
spreading over 90 great an area o. coun'
try that a street car system Is necessary
and IL IN course u construction.
Bisbss 10 ~ feet above sea Level At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

the depot. Is ~ miles west q thc =.
raso and Is q miles from ne border on
ola Mexico. It's population j. estimated
Ii iftoa PEOPLE. Win $50 school children.
mo Central school building vas recehIN
fnishsd and IL now aCcummodating about
~ children 10 cost $500 There are iouf
other school houses q splendid proper
lions
The local payroll reaches the enormous
sum q timW per month slmQft al
ihe employees are white people. The com
pauys stores az Douglas and Blsbce are
gp.t0-date department. stores With Crcry
modern appliance for efficient service.
rhe main store DOB RIstee has lel en-
ni0yes There are 500 employees in Bis
bee. 100 90 whom ATE mine workers
There q some hundreds 20 miles ~ rail-.
road On the mines and the shafts 90 DE
h0isis 50 down 90 the depth " l-so feet
Ils great miling camp j. the strong
81 rival q Butte, Mont. and az the pres
ert rate n Development there IL no reason
why Il should not soon pass the camp -
the north and lead the world.
lat night In the X o. p. bal Fresi-
dent Kimbdi and Elder ". 7, Webb
spoke, thelf suejssis ts,1g TIE "Rssiora'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
YOUNG FAMILY REUNION.
Memorable Gathering Of Dcscendants
OF Itahs Great Founder.

hpe.la. correspondence.
Provo, Utah County. June Yes
ierdsy June ]. the l05th anpiver-
sarr q the birth OF Brigham Young,
was commemorated by the Young
Family association, and Provo
was this year the favored locality for
holding the reunion. The members OF
me family were here on the invitation
OF the faculty and student body OF the
Brigham Young University and Of the
cty OF Provo whose guests they were
during the day.
About $50 arrived I'm the party at
s'P a. m. Via the san Pedro. and
were met al the depot by citizens with
necessary ConYeyances. The guests
were driven TO the tabernacle, where
lhel were present at the Brigham
ioung university commencement eXer-
,sss In the party were the following
"l,es aud gentlemen;
~ p Young, RhOda Young, Walt
,oNfal. Clara l.. ClawSon, II. y. Claw
'en b. l.. Clswyon. Jessie Claw son and
y,nNafen Frank Gates. Lucille Van
iefsis. J.. Y. Richards. Evan q. Rich
hios Mrs. NJ. y. Van Schonhoyen. L. T..
Green Richards Mrs. =. y. Ellis. T.. r.
brown H. NJ. Brown. J. n. Carter.
Mrs Emily Maeser. veds Young. &C.
,e'e ). Young. Lorenzo 8. Young. n.
yNoiIls Young, Nerna Young. Elmer
,,ouhg' {. McAllister. Alonzo Young.
mary a, r Young, Anna ~. Kimball.
j. Partridge, l.. Y. Moore Mary NJ.
Coy june Young. Rose Marie
n 'Ias. Ella Young, Jack Young.
~ sWenson. Alta Y. C;odbe, Lutte p.
l-ynch Emma Lucy Gates. Edna L..
Smlth. Mrs. j. r. Winder. Prest. Jos r.
smith. Emma Smith. Sarah Y. Smith,
Jean Spencer. John u. Spencer. Stew
or Young. Eliza n. Young. Rehan
spencer Grace Wooley. Easton &.
Nooley Angelina $. Thomas. Lucy :.
Aeom' Daniel Spencer. Edith 4. Smith.
amy =. Smith. r. A. Smith, Nellie
ouns Eleanore White. Lata Lowe.
,MlinerNa Young. Mary r. Young n. ".
Jung X. w. Young. Jr.. Annie Can.
Ion Ihelma Robbins. Alton Robbins,
ga May, $. q. Young. John n. Young,
IN Young, r. W. Clawson,
ace Hardy, Constance Young.
Nary Belle Kraft. Side Young. Law.
lshce II. Young. Burtis Robbins. Mary
- lazier. susa Y. Gates. Ellen T. Rob.
Sins Emily " Robbins, Vfate c.
uung, Alta u. kimball. Georgia
/. o.ns, Mrs II. s Young. Mrs Emma
4, Nebeker, Dale Young. Mrs \. NJ.
LOVE = Y. White. W. ". White. IVY
i v.,,, Lester Robbins. Mabel Y. Held.
Nets,nefine Held, Margery Bradley.
nn NJ Young. Emma A. Cusey. J.
NS,los Young, sarah NJ. Young,
~ ! Merrill. Mrs 7. W. Merrill. N.
1geifilll' Dorothy Young. Lawrence
zee zee Aaa G. Cannon, Katie II. Y.
nnIalt 9 II. Kraft. ". Y. Rooster,
" n r. Curtis. Elizabeth r. Felt. u
NJ. "eSiie; Alice ID. Pitt. Ross Beatty.
n ioung. Mrs L. J. Brown, IA,
vsn,snd, Margaret W. Young. c. c.
,r osns' Russell Y. Rossiter T. h. East
Az ono. Rachel Dunfcrd. l. c. Jar
A.. saral Holman. Joseph Pitt, Hor-
" H. Cummings. J. b. Fairbanks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
U. C. TRAVELLERS CONVENTION
All Arrangements Well Under Way
For Great Festive Event.

ogden. June AN arrangements for
the convention OF the United CONNER.
cial travellers 10 be held IN Ogden next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. are
being completed. and an indications
are that It win be time Of real mer-
riment TO be participated In by several
thousand visitors from an parts OF
Utah Idaho, Montana aud Wyoming.
The committees are receiving reports
from all parts u these states that large
delegations Of travelling men will visit
Ogden 10 participate IN the many pleas
ures that have been arranged. There
will be ball games. horse races. bicycle
races. excursion over the Ogden-Luciu
cutoff, excursion up ogden canyon
dancing, banquets and many other
pleasures. The city will nut ON its
holiday attire and be gaily decorated
with the travelling mems colors. rcd
blue and orange. The parade commit.
tee met last evening and decided ON tho
line Of march which viii take place
on june 8 Those who VIII form in
the parade are 10 meet at tho Union
depot az 10 r. m. where the line Of
march VIII commence. They will march
up Twenty-ffth street Ia Washington
avenue. north on Washington avenue
10 Eighteenth street, counter march TO
the Grand opera house where short
program will he carried out. IN the
afternoon they VIII attend the base.
ball game at Glenwood park.
MISUNDERSTANDING OVER $500.
John Cottam was placed under ar
rest last evening al Pleasant View ~
Deputy Sheriff Robert Shaw at the re-
quest OF Sheriff Josephson Of Brigham
city. where he is wanted on the
charge of cmbezzlement preferred
against him by Fred Hllman. man
ager of the ogden Hide & Wool COM
pany u this city. Hllman claims that
Cottsm embezzled over $500 of his mon
ey. Gotham. however. denies Inc
charge. lie admits that there is a dif-
ference between them over about 5000.
but states that be was employed 10y
Hillman 10 buy hides and petS AMI
was authorized to draw ON Hillman .o'
any amount OF money he needed. that
he bought a large quantity OF hidct
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WILLARD.
MEMORIAL DAY
GENERALLY Observed by Cilbcn.-lligli
Water, Going To Waste.

Special Correspondence
Willard, BoXelder CO.. My 81 Nc
uorial day was httiugly observed. in
the morning an excellent program vas
rendered iu the eetmgh1use. consist.
Ing ~ speeches. songs and recitatinrs
EloQuent and appropriate address.
were made by Juo. r Baird and r "A
Jones " Brigham IN the afternoon IN,
people repaired tp the cemetery wacre
tender aud loving hands strcWed gar
lands of flowers uu The graves ~ lo,cl
oncs-even the last resting place of .hp
stranger WAS not forgotten. The local
ball players engaged In friendly gam.
~ baseball.
Tho last school yesl has been a su.-
,eSsful one Sixteen BOYS aud sirls
completed the common school course
The recent rains have thoroughly
saturated the ground some Of tho
lower lands hsy' been almost entirely
submerged More waste water is emptv.
irg into the lake than f0r % years Iu
dicatiors point 10 a very prosperous
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Mr. scott saws: 81 have suffered
from a complication Of Catarrhal dis
eases for five or six years My stom-
ach distressed me. my appetite was
poor. my eye sight affected. had ear
ache. and my head ached CONSTANT
LY an spite OF an I could do. and my
nights rest was always broken.
have treated with the most eminent
Doctors I'm the United states, without
relief I was under the care OF the
most noted specialists IN Denver for
seven months. and got absolutely no
relief. although spent lots " money
on treatment Two months ago l came
IN Drs. shores q Shores and began
their treatment. ~ ONE WEEK !
FELT BETTER, and have steadily i'm
proved since. and today my stomach
ls all right, l sleep better than FOR
wears. my terrible headaches are al
most entirely a thing OF the past and
can honestly say that Drs Shores have
done me- more good I'm two months
than an the doctors and medicines /
have used in six years, and ! wan, To-
tel everybody who suffers all about my
case (Sisned)
"PERLEY K. SCOTT"