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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-04

1
HLO Sept 3-An earthquake occurred here at 6:4O m
Shortly afterwards hundreds dead fish strung along the beach,
The fish apparently scaIded by submarine eruption Oft
Keaukaha.
SUMNER PLAcE
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

By r4,.ac.d ma .,tss. The Legislat-
uga f@a3iils Req a1 ~ foint bal
lot. Hudson ana s counties
ven Damcfe@i e5ews 4iected 2
Derao1rati5 k.Lepea pemocra-
tic Assemble elected IN Es-
sex County se : United States
Senator john ssE Ecu hoais oun
y, the result Mas p~reveut his re-
election. attn Qs q Republican is
surge to Be c1E@aA as his successor
ia me Cons es.i0nal election the Re
politicians carr ! SIX districts and the
Democrats four This is q gain of
three for tha Democrats over the last
Congressional delegdtioc, which was
made up Of aiHe Republican and u
Democrat. In the Eighih District lie
Gage Pratt (ua1l' defeated Henry
J, Gottiob (EeDt. and IN tas Ninth
District EGgeae w. Les Ike (Dsm J
won over Charles r. piaxeGt fRep.).
In the Tenth District JAMES A. Ham
i'll DEM defeated Howard Il. Cruise
(Rss.J. This district was represent
ed In the last Congress by a Demo
crat. IN the SIzea District Wiilism
Hughes tDGaa defeated George r..
Burke tEeF.t J3-3b Rausaling,
Democratic c~aadtastt for Mayor OF
Newark, Wa eieet5f 1vsr Walter 8.
Howarth, Rep h:itan, and George W
Tompkins. In-4epspa8nt Citizen. The
Democrats a.so RRde gains in the
Board Of Aldermen and school board.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
NNNECTECI

New HaYen.-All FIVE Republican
Representatives will be returned from
Connecticut, and Rollin S. Woodruff.
Republican. Of New Haven, is elected
Governor BY a majority not much
less than in the Roosevelt tidal wave
Of 1904. The Republican State tick
eft majority will probably range from
$4,000 to 10000. Both Senate and
House of Representatives IN the Gen
eral Assembly will be Overwhelming
~ Republican. Archibald Mcneil has,
however, defeated Allan w. Paige
for Senate in Bridgeport. Represen-
tative-at-Large George A. Lilley. ran
ahead OF the State ticket. IN Anso-
mia, the Democratic labor candidate.
Stephen Charters, is elected Mayor,
and in Derby the Democratic nomi-
nee, A. f. Howe, is elected Mayor.
At IL o'clock i45 towns out Of 16S
give r. S. Woodruff, Republican, for
Governor, 40.059; Charles +. Thayer,
Democrat. 27.799. The Connecticut
Congressional delegation, al ReDub-
licans. Is, at large, George L. Lilley,
First District. e. Stevens Henry; Sec
ond District. Nehemiah y. Sperry,
Third District. 3. J. Htll, ard Fourth
District. Edwin NJ. Higgins.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
rltN

Pailadelphia.-By g landslide in
every part of Pennsylvania Edwin s.
Stuart, Republican candidate for
Governor, was elected by a majority
Of neo S0,000 over Lewis S. Emery,
IL, fusion candidate. IN PhiIadel-
phia the City party went down to de-
feat. Samuel P. Rotan, the organi-
cation candidate FOR District Attor-
ney. winning by q majority OF 49,
coo. in the thirty-two Congressional
districts the Republicans have won
twenty-six and the Democrats six.
The Prohibitiouists polled q little
more than 10000 votes. Homer L.
Casele. the Prohibitiopist nominee
for Governor, announced that he
would give up politics for good.
There was no disorder in Philadel-
phia. The police obeyed the Shern
law and did not go within fifty feet
Of the polling booths.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
OIno--

Cleveland. - The Indications ere
chat The Republican State ticket hss
been elected by a plurality cg at .1aec
10000. IN the Congress fgaf ft IS
estimated that twenty Republicans
have been elected and one Democrat
In Cuyahoga County the Indications
are that the Republican STAKE ticket
has been carried bysa safe plurality
and that Paul Rowland has been
elected Congressman from. the - en-
tietb District. Congres. aan Bur-
tons reelection IS certain, rs he had
no opponant. NttcEney-Genera Wade
Ellis. At Columbus, issued . state
ment in which he said the returns In
otcatel that the Republicans nad car
RED The state BY 10000. Returns
Ian5ived at g O'clock from t.enB-
three precincts il tae First Congress
si2nal District now represented I'D
Nicholas LougWorth shows Long
worth rep 1895. Bentham (Dem.l
Z So tha5 Indicating Lougworth's
rs Election By q majority mach re-
dacac from what he had two years
aEo
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

] should Ike to know 4 = =
ius minded his duly AID troubled
about nothing wr7 14 his
~ 49, and cid not
49, nobig he wc
9rking not V
1t wa the viii OF Goa ~ ~
Ae would receive bis ttbe ~
ing, receiving them ,5 Ell
Cod! What peace r0s4cv
hat q sObe gayGtyi =
ana infectious his laug
friend lie would be Eou
sympathy! And his mind
So elear he wooi3 anders h
thing. His eve sting
vhole bedy would be fall II
Nc Iear Q his ever icing ~
thing He "eali Bic e ditch 1e
Z 8 he lesF Gt aa4 II 1sE
40 mean thlna cor
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

The Republicans expected more Of
d cut in their majority. Tha Demo
Gratis gained one IL Maryland two IN
Illinois ana one in New Jersey.
John Dalzail is reelected ia the
Pittsburg district after q hard fight
Re has normally q large majority.
but his opponent -as popular .eith
organized labor and made a sgglg
run.
Representative d7uu. Chair
man Of the AgricI Jgai committee,
VINO opposed the Aeat Inspection Dill
advocated by Presidea5 Roose~cF
was defeated b. PeteI 4. Porter in
the rhirty-fourth New York DistT CT.
Eo vas nominated Oy the Democrats
AM Independents
Isrsa Sydney Mudd, oDe Of the
characters Of the House. won our IN
Maryland despite q ~yigorops fight
Against him b. Samuel Gomper5 nd
the Federation OF LABOR.
Mr.. Gompers' can paign did not re-
duce Speakar CarnoE's normal ne-
iorlty IN ne Danville distrsc pc lil3-
nois
John IL. Gardner, Of New Esrsag
who w2 also opposed bv mr Comp
ers, Was elected b! 5000 majority
Representative L~ougworth. The
Presidents ~son-In-law, vas another
nan marked " Gompers The pro-
gesl5 of Observation-Disclosures forced
aim 10 reliaQuish his designs against
| Lorgwor5 "a. who is reelected The
/ Presidents daughter attended her
: husband meetings, and was q dsure
IL his cam aiSn.
Robert 3aKer is defeated ~ Brooke
'y1 on the auti-nass issue. &orris
HilauitL. the Socialist, did a0t sua
casd .r lreakina INTO Goldlo2 8 dis
/ teicf IN Aan York Gu
One ef The surprises OF the al71tt71
Is tue defeat oil Joseph W B3bal1a
pf Wisconsin. formerly Cfairnan ~
! the Aepubican Congressional Goa
Littae. Attempts have beea made
, MANY times 10 defeat 8aocet but
tsey have always failed. The 3a
F0}iette men are opposed 70 han, and
cut baga badly two years as5.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston. Nass-Curtis Guild, Jr.,
tue Republican Governor. was re-
ebJoted by about $4,000 over Moran,
the Democratic candidate, IN Boston,
ana although he made heavy gains in
outside mill towns, he was unable u
overcome the normal Republican plu-
rallty. Gerry Brown. the lndepend-
ence League candidate for Lieuteu-
ant-Goveinor, who was also nomia-
ated by the Democrats. mas run ahead
Of the tickss. The next Legislature
will ne Republican by the usual large
majority in bo Il houses. and this will
insure The election OF United States
Senator ". Murray Crane, o. Dalton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
MISSOURI,

St. Louis, Io-Indications seem
TO point TO the return Of Missouri to
the Democratic fold. Democratic
leaders claim the election Of the en-
tire State ticket Jy $1,000. wlth 4
large msjorit. III the next Legisla-
ture, both ID the Senate aud in the
House The Democrats n-ali-G
the seven Eansressmsa i
the stamp g Years ago. and prob
ably one ne though it will require
later retuIfa /, o confirm this. It
looks nov a. II the Democrats VIII
have probably thirteen OF the sixteen
Congressman III The next House Of
Representativss, a gain Of eight. The
State Leg sieeure VIII be il accord
with Governor Folk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

Providence, i. 1.-THE election OF
James n. Higgins, Democrat. Gov
rho by a plurality Of 1 least COCO
&c conceded. The Democrats hope to
land their whole state ticket. III
t~airty-fve districts Higgins gained
1000 over the Democratic caadidate
OF last year, and the cities axe ac-
knowIedged to be Democratic. RE
turns indicate that the Republicans
viii control the Assembly, outside
towns Which were considered doubt
ful having been carried h. them
Democratic Mayors are electe5 in
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
ILLINOIS.

Ca3eago-Illlnois IS Republic
uy about 10000. Cook County, IN
ahs..A i Chicago. s7ve a Republican
Es getty az about 5000. Speaker
Cannon vas reelected 70 Congress
in tae nauville, ILL.,, district Ly e piu-
rality Of 5000. Tha LEGISLATURE 81
Republican. insuring the return o5
ssaator Cnilom. The Hearst leader
coaaeda t1s defeat Of Lhsir local
league, but express great satisfaction
over having acec mpllshed the down
fall OF the Demoela attic ticket, partic-
ular}Y Gibbons for Sheriff.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

property valued at nearly $4,000
was destroyed at Alton. N. B.. in q
series Of three fires. all OF which were
believed 10 lave been OF ineendisrv
origin The most disastrcus Z a.
stroyed the station and freight she'd
of the Boston and Maine Railroad. k
man giving bis name as Fred Han
and his residence as Portland, Ma.
was arrested on suspicion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

Machinists and iab0rers alp along
the Southern Pacific are going on
strike because OF trouble among en-
pioyes at Alfiers, La.
A new election for president and
syi~ce-president general Of the Boot
Sd Shoe WORKERS Union Of America
4s been orde "a because OF iTregl-
iarities.
The Welsh Miners Federation will
confer upon the question OF It's share
IN the repeal Of the coal tax The
Federation contends that Il ought "a
share ne benefits sit shared the
gesA
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Concord, N. 1.-THE R6pabiicans
elected Charles VI. Floyd Governor
over Nathan p Jameson tDsm).
congressman Cyrus 4. 5ulioway and
Frank n Cufrje~ Republicans were
again successful. The Legislature
viii BE- Republican Oh joint ballot BY
over 100 majority thus ineuring the
election of & Republican Senator.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
nELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del-The Repubii-
cans have carried Delaware and
elected Burton for Congress, over
Marvel, Democrat. They viii also
control the Legislature that wiz elect
. successor to u. s, Senator Ice, Re
publican.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

Paul Brown was killed at MirIville,
n j.. while demonstrating & light
ming ~arrester on the new electric iire
Of the West jersey and Seashore
Railroad Fifteen hundred volts
passed through his body.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

Dreaduought, Britain's most for
nidabie lighting ship. was designated
as flagship of the pew Home Fleet,
which Is 10 be kept ready Tor inne-
date aston.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
NEW JERSEY

Trenton, \ ).-New Jersey aiect-
ca a Republican Assembly and three
out of six Republican Senators, but
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
ALABAMA.

H0utgGMelE. Ala-Retg rs i00l-
cate en- overwheiniin g victory for the
nominees tor Congress. Tn vets
was light.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
senator Clark win Not l,v,,,

Seaetor Clark, OF Montana, de-
elares ne viii nos run again foy she
GQike4 SsaieL aeRats,
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
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The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
FAMINE IN CHINA

TIL NiLAtNH IeIeDtis q StAfNt3lf0
and Serious Disorder Feared.
Shanghai. Chlna,-atissionaries rs.
port a severe famine in North XII.
angsu. About ten million persons
are on The brink OF starvation. The
local magistrates are p~reyeAting tbs
people from leaving the region, but
are taking no steps to provide them
With food. Hitherto there have only
been slight disorders, but 1t is feared
they Will become more serious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04

zey. approprIating $50 for codifying
the city ordinances and instructinE {he
ordinance sind police comm:;tee' to
have the work done. was referred to
the ordinance and police committee.
& Hlg Lleense for Fakiro.
An ordinance offered by Mr.. Llewel
lyG, imposing license or go per day
upon patent medicine vendors and n
license OF SIS per year, $25 per hinnth,
and SIS per day upon peddlers of small
articles. was referred to the ordinance
md police committee.
Mr.. Livezey presented u coiiinu;i.
cation from Chairman Barrett, Of /,
special committee OF the school board,
asking for a conference In regard To
the ways and ments OF providing an
additional building, was referred TO
the school and finance committees
jointly.
An ordinance fixing the salary of
the sanitary inspector at SIS per
month and the wages o! the garbage
handlers Mt fifteen cents per hour,
was unanimously adopted
Wanted to See Poi.co Records.
MIR. Harris moved, JUS. before tho
council adjourned. thaG the police
court records be brought before lie
body for Inspection. He stated that
he was informed that man2 fi1cs were
imposed under the Stlto law when
city ordinances covered the offences
and that In this way the city lost ii
considerable amount of money. The
motion was lost, Messrs. Hnrrls. Kel.
lum and Christie being the only mem
bers to vote In the affirmative.
Nest OF the councilmen seemed to
favor inspecting the books, but
tlonGht It was too late mt night lo
take up such n matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04

Its splcndidly equipped Sanita.i I'M,
operated i'll connection with Hotel.
(No consumptive or contagious
cases tnkcn)
Its tlydriatic Department, embracing
the celebrated Baruch System of
Baths eXhilara,ing and beneficial.
Its large airy rooms, broad halls and
corridors. perfect ventilation and
It's picturesque location.
Its beautiful winding walks ana drive
ways through romantic woodland.
the best ladies' and gcntlemens
the best ladies ana geptlenens
saddlers and roadsters, AMI ponies
for the children
Its varied amuscmcnts, consisting In
part. OF splendid Orchestra, Dane
ing, Bowling. Tennis, Golf. Bill
lizards, Pool, Trap Shooting, etc.
Its Social Features are characteristic
of the highest class of patronage
which is drawn from the most
prominent and aristocratic people
throughout the country, ykt the
freedom -4Ea-ai4s-, formality makes it
kin to one big family Ii is the
southern Society's Mecca"
A Postal will bring full information
rates. &c. Address
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
DEATH OF EDDIE" MOORE.
Popular Young Man Victim Of
Typhoid Fever.

Nfe'oI tShfA indII q NISkli1 VI
Typhoid Fever.
After an Illness OF rlvs weeks with
typhoid fever. Edward Warren Moore
died yesterday morning Mt s o'clock
nt the st, james hospital Tho Young
man was critically iii fcr weeks, hut
1t was thought that the crisis had
Monday. GEF
Eddie" Moore was the only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J Moore, who NOV
cd to Richmond several years ago
after making their home here for Il
number of years. He was horn In
Richmond. although he had lived In
this city since he WINS six years old.
Both his father and mother we're at
the bedside when the end came
The body Is mt tho Elks home.
where 1t will lie In state until this
morning at $50 o'clock. u will be
taken to Trinity Methodist church,
where funeral services will he con-
Quoted by Rev. w. b. Bcauchamp
Tho members Of tho local lodge Of
Elks will attend the services In Il
body, the deceased having been pop
ular member of the lodge.
A delegation Of Elks will accompany
the body to Richmond this morning on
the 1910 o'clock train. lnterment
Will be made at Hollywood cemetery.
The pallbcarers will be as follows:
Aclive-F. d. Hobson, j. II. Vaughn
w. V. Green. A. G.. Cofcr. Cha"'cs
I.ohmnn. j II. Burcher, Harry Van
degrift and j. w, Gulick; honorary
o. j. Brlttinghum Ed. N. Eubanls, G
M. Richter, Ir.. Fl. b. Holmes, w.
w. HARDWOOD, A. A. Moss, w. H.
Brewer, e. Il. Finley and r. S. El
Tyson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
'Qfdllalee Directing Change ID
ShlIt System Referred to
ts / II
no lBsuRACE. FOR THE BRllGEs
Policies for 5000 ReIeetsd-Plsns
$for Repairs to Fire Engine Houses
Adoptsd-Mr. Harris Wants Police
Court Records Examined, But prop.
lie voteZ Down.

An ordinance directing the board OF
police commissioners to arrange the
SHIFT system so as not to require pa,
tro.men to BIO on duty for more than
eight hours per day, was recommend.
ed 70 the common council last nigh.
by the ordinance and police con,,nit
tee. Most Of the members sccmntl To
E1ayor the measure, but the question Of
whether or not extra mep would la, {,
TO be provided In order to carry out
the directions of the ordinance arose
and a discussion resulted In tho ltlop.
], tioL OF motion by Mr., Harris to
REFER The matter back with inst,4l..
iStioiis to tcOnfer VIII, the board of no.
4 lice cunl1nisaioners
The council mat In regular session
with Presa'ent Jones' In the chnir and
83Messrs. Christie, Davis, Harris. tfol.
5lum. Kotchum, Livezcy, Llewollyll,
marshall, Morgan, Via and Wnshb.rn
present. D
Committee of Ono.
; Mr. Llvezcy was appointed Il ron,.
mlttee of ono to appear before the
5nonrd of aldermen and request that
body to reconsider It's action IN re,
Sifilsisig to pay FOR Il builders risk I'm.
s.iranco policy taken out for the adj
sdi iVl TO the city hull by tho building,
grounds and lights committee.
numerous appropriations recon
imended by tho finance committee
\ were made. An appropriation OF
4 $1,000 to cover deficiencies In The
pumping station fund was laid owe.
because there were not enough mem.
sbers present to adopt the ordinance
No Bridge Insurance.
Two policies for $4,000 insurance
Z upon the 'I'wenty-firth and Thrift.
Fourth street bridges, submitted by
the committee, were rejected. Tho
council decided that II was not ncccs.
! sary to carry insurance upon tho
S bridges, Mi. Marshall being the only
i pember to object.
70 an ordnance accepting the work OF
SMessrs. Barber & Seay upon the city
/ nall was adopted upon the city cngi
\ neer'B recommendation y
The building, grounds and lights
committee was authorized to place
additional street lights.
Plans for the repairs to tho East
End and North End fire engine
8housos, submitted by city Engineer
B Pearse and n special committee com.
posed OF Messrs. Morgan, Washburn
and Via, were adopted without dis.
cussion.
Must Pay Judges Bills.
Ss3s "A communication from the city ut.
tQrheS advised the council that tho
Judge of the Corporation Court acted
within his authority when he had the
clerk OF courts purchase Pollard codes
land book typewriter for his office.
( MI. Harris motion to lay the bills on
! The table was voted down anu mo.
ton by Mr.. l.ivezey to pay the bills
was adopted, Messrs. Harris and
Christie voting nay.
The Clerk announced that the
I chair had appointed Mcssrs. West
/ and Harris members Of tho joint com
mittee on the extension of the city
limits,
An ordinance offered by Mr.. Live
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
cHlLo's MARROW ESCAPE.
Little Margaret overton Swallowed
Antiseptic Tablets.

Little Margaret Overton, the three,
yearold daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
u. Overton, of 1927 Twenty,fiftl;
street. got hold Of bottle of hich!o,
ride OF mercury antiseptic tablets yes
terday morning and swallowed two OF
the tablets. Fortunately Mrs. Over
ton discovered what the child ha'!
done In time to administer an effect.
I've antidote and after DR.. ilostins
had extracted the poison With a
stomach pump the little patient was
out Of danger. ''tlH