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New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
Europe n Advertisements.

in Russia now A Jew had TO bs found to prova
that the revolution was a Jewish plot-Ansrica1
ISrselite.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
PROFESSOR JEllINEk.

Max Hermann Ieilinek extraordinary professor
Of German literature in tho University Of Vienna
has been promoted to the rank OF a regular tord-
narius professor. Jellnek is thlrty-eght wears oy
age and the son OF the celebrated Vienna preacher
Adolf Jellipek ds2le3l, His older brother C,aors,
or Heidelb@rg and had to leave Vienna because M
minister dared TO appoint MIN a regular profes-
sorship, IN view ot the clerical opposition. The
namcsake or the Younger OF the brothers Her
mann leinek brother Of the preacher was shot
rebel IN 1919, because the reaCJionsts In Aus
tra pursued AT that time tho same policy adopted
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-07
g d m | n b u 4tiger en- f.
Iaffen.

gbicago o, 6. Aug. Inter benz
rieuen Gleif9bsi9au'@ sieb bate heute,
OILS erfss Opfer, elm Rsgisrunssanse-
ifeltsr au lsioen. Der BstreHenoe =
er beibt 3. 8. SurIbert unb mar srff
felt brsi Wonaten In Der Gleii9inipst-
tion bei9dftist - mubte entlaHen tusr'
ben. neil sr f4uinoiti&tig III. = Die
S9Ia9tbausfrmen IaRen ieBt fur ibr
arbeiterperiOnal gI'i4mdbige arbetts.
tleibsr anfertissn. Die Sdlfte Der Ro-
ften tutrb ben. Arbeitern bonn 2obn OBJ
sesoeeu. bod tpsrben bte Snbaber Der
8si3dfte unentgsltIia bas Nusmai4sn
beiOrgen laHen.
DffrtftsanpaIt Serome
utrb bic Or orbantlage
bertreten.
Rem Oori, 6. Gug. Gifritts'
anpalt Serome tpirb BITE Worbantlass
gsgert ben Wiliondr 6arrs &. &bap
peribnIi9 BET benz prO3eb pertreten,
uie er beute betannt ma&te. Muf 8e.
frasen, mann Der prO3eb our 8erbano'
lung fommeri tpirb, anttuortete 6err
SerOms: Der prO3sb tptrb CUR Der
banblun9 aufserufen tuerben, mena I'd
NIT benz Mntlnssmatsrial fertig bin.
unb ni&t einen Gag frfber. 6arrr
8hatp if In meinen Nuaer nar eth &c.
u6bnli9er N6rbsr unb als Sol9e'
tpirb er bon MIR bebanbelt ~tuerben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-07
Torwegen.
Der lebte WttSer Srenn.
tn i.

una.
@briF iania, 6. dug. Die
auf @runo Der SarlsbaSer Contention
srnannte @ommiffon, bic befimmerl
lou. weI&e 5efunsen an Der norussi-
i6en Grenae beieitigt tperben ioltn,
miro bon Wontag on ettpa a4t ober
3s9n Sage bier In SiBuus fsin unb
oann als SdluBatt Der Srennung
S9meoens nnb Rormesens Elm proto.
tou unter3ei4nen, In benz bic betref-
fsnoen Jeftunssn nam6aft gsma9t
inb. Witalisbsr bisier G~ommiiRon
limb: Der 6Herret9ii9s Obsrt glain,
bon e9ueoen srnannt; Der beutf9e
Oberf S9Ott, bon Worusssn ernannt
unb Der bon bieien 8eiben ernannte
boadnoii9e Sberf S9neioers.
Jranfrei9.
Us q m bas 2reus ni9t
Fam.
paris, 6. Nuq. g. mirb NUM-
nlebr betanrt g.geben, tuarum trob
Srdnsens bielsr 3unffreunbe Der
2an3ler Der @brenIeeion f9 tpeigert,
Sara6 8ernbarot nit benz 9reu3 beg
Orbens su beforiren. Die 2hnflerin
gilt als 8er!4penbertn, unb ioa Dor
ibrem ~inanaisasn 8antsrptt ftsbsn.
Gu9 tommt fe bereits iebt fdpn ni9t
mebr ibren 8erphi9tungsn mad.
Sm nsbrigen fdsint es nur eine
5ra3e Der 3sit gu iein, urb bic gbren.
legion tpirb su ben 9epeisnen 9ingsn
geb6ren, oa Sosialifen unb 2iberale
%ertldren, Elm oerartiges Snfitut paKs
nt4t In cine &epubltt.
Yanama.
8e9en bic Srus m
Sfbmus.
BANANA q, 6. Nuguf. Den
SruHs unb aOmbinationsn, bic mil
2ebensmittel In Der Sfbmus 2anaI-
Gone banoeln, if es gslungen, ben
preis FIR 5leii9, Semitic unb 5rii9ts
um msbr als 100 gro3snt 3u erb6bsn.
uno Die Sfbmus 2anaI. 2ommiiion
bat f4 bsranlaBt seieben, tn cine,
iir3Ii9en Sibuns cine &sfOlution an-
3unebmsn. usl9s ibre agentsn In ben
Stanb iebt, 2ebensmittel auf benz ofe.
men Wartt 3u faufen, obne Mngsbot'
sinauforbsrn.
Wit9lieoer Der 2ommiiRon uo1sr
entosdt baben, baB ale Sdnbler In Sc.
bensmittsln, uelde ssntigenb 2apital
batten, bte bon ben 8ietenben ~berIanst'
ghrgidaft 3u feaen, ibre Sntersher
bereinisten, Am f8 auf bieie Weii'
2ontratte fur bon ben Som
miifonssS unb SpsifsbalIsn &C.
brau9ten Semitic, 5rti9te unb Sleiid
su f9srn. Bic 9ombination fonnt'
auf bisis @siis unberi9dmts prstie Der
lanoen unh ME Qpmmiffion fab FG ne.
jtuungsn. ibrs Wet6obe su dnosrn, I'm
ben tIeineren Sdnblern uno Bauerr
ebenfuqs @sIsssnbeit gu geb.n. an Der
2ieferunsen ttbei3unebmen. Der 81
derbsit baIber bsfimmt bic 8siOlution
bab tdgli9 niat mebr als fir $500
2ebsnsmittel auf benz OHsnen Warf
9etauft tperben btirfsn, obne Nnaebot
3u berlaneen. @uf btsie Weiie wirl
Der gintauf I'm Ofenen Martt auf leia
berberblt9e Waaren bef9rdntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-07

halten In Der slneeIesenbsit gum min
befsns mertparoig.
Als i'm Yeoenfen bartiber aufhies
gen, oh feline 0erbinoung nit Der
Sirma nit ieinsr amili4en Stelung
bereinbar let, iibertrug er ieineu Az
prosent bes @eiammttapttals auss
ma9snben NftisnbefB an feline Satin.
Sn Der riddfsn SiBuns bss auff9is'
rntbss Der @eielidaft ertIdrte sr
i9mun3elnb: sd fOmme iebt ni3t uls
6err b. pobbielsti. ionbern bios als
Yertretsr meiner Trau."
Der iir;li9 perbuftete frtbere @bsf
bes 8etleibungs-S spartements bes Ros
Ionialamts. WaiOr Slider, bat bon
8ippelstird & 60. minoefens 3OO.'
600 Wart srbaItsn, benin auber ben
200, 900 Mart. bic sr borgte. troboem
er tpubts, bob er bas @elo niemals
wieber suriidsablen fonnte, erbielt er on
iebsm Weibna4tsfeffe rei4e @ei9ents.
Weitsre fsniationele g%ntbhaungen
inb 3u ertparteu, benin GENTLE bobe
8samte psrbsn auH8IuB oariiber gu
aeben babsn, pesbalb Der nit Der
Girma abgef9lohene Sieferunastons
trait benz &sidstag bsrbsimli9t uuroe.
arbstter ino un3ufrieben.
8 amburg, 6. Muaut. Die 3ei'
DEN n1sbrsn f9, baB 5amburs i'm
2aufe bieisr Wp9s Der S9auplas Def
tiger Irbetterunyubsn psrosn wiro,
unb bisberies 0eriude, bic f4 reibens
ben SnisrsHen In gintlang gu bringen,
baben rur seitweilisen Jrieoen berbei'
asfhbrt. Sauptid&li8 finb es bic
Bauarbeiter, oie ben Streit probp3iren
unb fst uno fteif barauf befteben, bob
ale bon ibne1 sefsaten GnfOroerungsn
In allen ginselbeiten erftiQt tuerben.
Die 8ermutbung III bersdtiet, baB Der
grDbs Nuff9mung beg 8augeperbes in
Berlin fur bic un3ufrieben6eit Der bief'
9en4rbeiter berantportli9 III, unb iol-
ten bisllnternebmer auf ibrerW eigerung
beffeben, 10 wirb f9 uabri4einlid Elm
grobus Der 5ambur9er Bauarbeiter
nod Der 6auptfaot b~olaiebsn. Sn-
3mif9en fir9tst man aber, BOB es 81
1nruben fpmmer ptrb, ebe nod sins
berartiss gnti9sioung gstruHen tusrbsu
tann. Die Spsrre In Der Wiinss iH
omar bsiselsgt uno birfte niat er,
reusrt tpsrbsn; aber unter ben Jlei'
f9ern, ben INNER ui,sufrisbeneng ddsrn
unb msbrsrsn 3mei9en Der Safenin.
buftrien tpiro gernurrt unb moute man
sinissn bisfsen 3eitungen 8Iaubsn
i4sntsn, 10 tutiros man tbatidali4 bas
f9limmfe fur bic nd&fe 3Htunft be.
ftr9tsn miHen, benin fe %bebaupten,
BOB unter ben obpaltsnoen umtdnber
on cine geilesung Der 3wiaigtsitsr
nur su benfen fei, uen1 bic Nrbsiteebe,
In ieoer gesisbun9 na9geben.
Ni9t o tmtn m.
6amburg, 6. Aug. Sas rsu,
Gleiidbeiaaugeieb otrfte bic amsrifa'
niide ginfubr ni9t tn DEFENDERS boben
WaSe besinfufen. Doc @eieb Der.
lan9t nur. baB BET frif9gei6la9tster
Sbssren idmmtli9e 2rmpbbrtisn aul
8eF9tisuns nit borselsst tusrbsn mtii'
fen, tpabrenb bel tonierbirtem 6IeiId
Srtiien nur BEL Sthden ertpartet uer
ben, 3u benel fe geb6ren.
Warpffp.
Neue@ trren brohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-07

Strabe su eri9einen. ginsn dtnIi9en
aufruf erlieB aud be- @entralausi8uB
Der polnii4en .&otben", bic fi4 bamit
brttsn, baB He In Der leBten WOde
stpanaig polisifen ermorbst unb meb-
rsre giisnbnbn : unfdQe b~erbsigeftbrt
6aben. Sn Der Staot berri4t panit.
artige aufrs9ung unb bic g.b6rosn
trsfsn Die i6drftsn Nabreseln 3ur
aufrs6tsrbnItune Der Orbnung. Der
ausbrud zines @snsraIfrsits Der Stra=
Bsnbabn= anssftsltsn urlb Der arbsitsr
In ben ftdbtii9sn Gas unb glsttrisis
tdtspertsn tpiro' Fhnbli9 ertpartet.
Die poIen uoIIertnt9 t.
Winsf, 6. aug. Die polnii9en
Gsputirten, tusl9e 2itbauen uno Weib=
Rublano in benz aufgel6fen parlas
ment bsrtraten, fnb bon Wiborg sus
rtifgetebrt uno habsn cine Seniaticn
erregt, inoem He cine PROCLAMATION on
ibrs 2onfituentsn erlisBen, In Der oas
Parliament fhr isin nerarii6ss pro.
ernmm tritifrt unb feline Aufl6iung
FIR tonfitutioneQ erfldrt tpiro. sic
Ia9sn, He o%pponirtsn ben repolutiond-
rem M~aBnabmen unb fe npp.0iren an
bic Wd6ler, F9 In &uhe unb Grieben
auf bic Rsupablsn boraubsrsttsn.
posug ausgeraub BIT.
Winst, 6. Dug. Sin pofsug
Der 2ibsru.g %iienbabn tuurbe 6eute In
Der Nd6s bon elmer nit ga9isn bewaH'
neten Banbe a~neebalten unb beraubt.
Die pofia&sn wurben bur&iu9t unb
ale Wertbobiette geraubt. Die paRas
stere muBten tyr 8aarselo bor3eisen,
bon benz fs bic SdIfts ben &duberl
9eben muBten.
Spanien.
2si9en bes .Strto" e.
erotgt.
8areelona, 6. Mugut. Der
pahasieroampfer vSirio", Der seffern
Nbenb bier BEL Der Sarmisas Snisl in
ben 5lutbsn bes Wittelmeeres NIT iiber
800 pahusisren neriant. TIT total bsr-
loren. Cine Nn3abl 2eiden Der Grs
truntenen, tpel9e bon ben @elen ans
2anb gsipilt purbsn, limb heute beers
bist puroen. 3sbn bon ben seretteten
paHasisrsn. bic bur9 Wsfsrfide bon
ben Stalienern t6btIi9 bstuunbst. fino
eefiorosn, na9bem fe ans 2anb &c.
bra9t tuorben tparer. Die ueberleben.
ben Der sntIsblidsn 9~atafropbe iager,
baB Der ySirio" nit GROCER S9nsllig.
fstt ft nit Wafer fHlte unb beriant.
8robs gbborrdtbe unb eine bstrd4t.
Ii9e Menge BON 2~lsiounss' unb
Wdi9sfidsn finb bsuis bier angetOm.
men unb ben S&iHbrh9isen gesebsn
tporbsn. Gin Stlfscomite bat f9 or.
saniFrt uno fammsIt @slo ftr bic In.
elidli9sn, tpsl4s In ben Sbeatern,
6oTpitdlern uno In ben 6fentli9er
8sbdubsn, 10 gut es 9ing. unterge'
bra9t porben fnb.
Der 9apitdn bss ,Sirio", Der.
eIei9 na9bsm Der Sam1tsr aufselau'
fen mar, Sslbfmorb b:gtng, bsfeb,
Iists frtibsr ben Samrter rperieus".
tusl9er sbsnfaQs I'm Nitteln;ser unter'
cling. @ersttst Rnb 348 Staliener. &C
epanier. IA 4rabsr, 10 Osferrsi9sr
6 gepptisr, A Irgentiner, 4 Braf'
Iianer, 2 Wontenegrisr unb 119 Der
ionen, beren Nationalitdt ni9t aus3u'
finben mar. Ssmna9 finb 342 Ser
fonst srtrunfer.
0eutidlano.
WtniFer n g d b u
t1ten.
Berlin, 6. Nu9uf. Der 2olo
NAL. Steubal, Der rterfuarhige Streif
li9tsr auf BITE bielesytbmte @brliGisi
beg bsuti9en 8eamtentbums uirft
sisbt INNER t~ueiters 2reiis. Nun Ted
au9 Der 2anbpirtbi&aftsminifter b
Socialist In benz Stumble. gs ia
f9 ndmIi9 terausgsfellt. bob bi
hide gresIena" CT Der Sirma Bib
psIstir9 & 60. betbeiligt mar. 81
Der Niniffsr ieinen ginfub aufuanbts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-07
SM~iFsua@rt@teH.

6amburs: rBatabia" bon Rem Oort.
Boulogee: .Statenbam@ bon &otter.
BAN unb Wsu Dori.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-07
Warpffp.
Neue % irren n.


Sea, 6. aus. Aus Sanger tonl'
men alarmirsnbe Hc&ri9ien, bie wabr-
i9sinlia Der fran36Ri9sn unb sneIi.
i&en preRe tpieoer StOH an 0erbd9.
tigun9en unb 5ebsreien geger 9euti9.
Lamb liefern perben. SIM Snnsrn bon
Maroffo III ndmli9 cine RAID I'M HID
greifenos fransoIenfsinbli9s Bepegung
ausssbroden. Wsbrers md9tise Sdupt,
hinge baben ftb uersinigt unb iammeln
tire etreittrdfte BET Warafsib. Der ihb,
li9en Sauptfabt bes 2anbes. Die
Abfdt Der Rebelen III es. ben vbeiIigen
2rieg" 3u %prOfiamiren, ben prin3en
abbul 5afeb gum Sultan nus,urufsn
unO unter ieiner 5ibruns bie. Jran.
soisn ni9t nur aus Marotto, fonbern
aud aus Mlgisr unb Sunis au Der.
iaaen. Die Situation TIT angeblit
tritii4er als lett bteler Sabren.
@robbritannien.
Arbeiten beseneItf4en
parIaments.
2onbon n, 6. Mueuf. Denn bas
reue liberale parlament. tpeI9es I'D
bertagte, aud ni&ts beionbers @robes
bollbra&t bat. 70 sei9nete es R9 bod
bur9 grobe arbeitsleifunesr aus uni
bas Winiferium bat allen @runb, NIT
benz grsebnib sufrieOsn gu isin. Ni&i
nur bic bebeutsnbffe BorIase, bic Or.
sisbunss.gin. ionbern faf ale anberen
Iorlager, tueI&e Der 2bnig In ieinel
gr6Hnungsrebe er6rterte, tpurben ent.
tueber bafRrt ober bp@ 10 melt Dor.
tudrts gertdt. bab He In Der SerbR.
sibung i&nel erIeOigt tusroet iOnnen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-27

The following autobiographical
sketch of Mr.. Hearst appears in
Who's Who" William Randolph
Hearst, newspaper publisher; born San
Francisco, 1868; son of the late George
F. GU. s. Senator) and Phebe Apper-
son Hearst; educated in the public
schools Of San Francisco and Harvard;
married New York, April 2S 1903, Mil
licent, daughter of George H. Wilson;
editor and proprietor San Francisco
Examiner, 1886; bought New York
Journal, 1895; later bought Advertiser
to secure news franchise and consoli>
dated it with the Journal; started
Chicago American. 1900. In 1902 chang
ed name of morning issue in Chicago
to The Examiner and of evening issue
in New York to The American. Elect
ed to 5Sth and SO Congresses, 18th New
York district, Democrat President
National League of Democratic Clubs.
Candidate for Mayor. New York. on
ownership ticket 1905. Resi-
dence. q w. 35th ST., New York.
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request will be made of the Board
of Supervisors of Oahu county, that it
provide for assistance to the boards of
inspectors of election. at least in the
larger precincts of Honolulu, on cleo
ton day.
1t is expected that the suggestion of
relief will be for clerk to each board,
whom either the chairman or ma
jority of the board shall appoint, his
pay to be provided by the Board of
Supervisors
There will be harder work for the
inspectors at the coming election than
has ever been before, as this is the
first time the Territorial and county
elections shall have been held togeth-
er. In the precincts containing from
200 to 400 voters the labors of the in
spectors, from arranging preliminaries
to concluding the count, will take not
many hours short of a full twenty
four
The per diem fees of the inspectors
are paid by the Territory. There is
no allowance other than the days pay
for meals or conveyances. AS to the
latter it is not wholly a case of mere
carfare, as the cars will have stopped
running before numbers of the inspec-
tors have finished with the days
duties, which means double rate of
hack fare and that in some cases for
more than single rate distances.
1t might be suggested that the ex-
pediting of the count, which is going
to be a formidable task, could be eff
fected by having different sets of tell
ers, representing the parties in con-
test, to count the respective varieties
of ballots-those for Delegate, Sena-
tors, Representative and county Off
GERS. say one set for the first two and
one each for the last two. Each set
could be presided over by one of the
three inspectors. All doubtful or dis
puted ballots might be reserved for
Judgment of the boards of inspectors
as the last part of the performance.
Under the old Hawaiian law in the
latter years of the monarchy the duly
party watchers in fact did
a large share of the election booth
drudgery without any trouble even
arising.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-27
FOR
ANECAWk-GO
japanese Ship Greeted
by Enthusiastic
Crowds.

The Japanese training ship Anega-
eagerly awaited by every member of
the Japanese colony Of Oahu, dropped
anchor off port yesterday morning and
will enter the inner harbor this morn
ing at 9 o'clock. docking at Naval
wharf No. /. Her appearance off shore
yesterday was speedily known around
town and long before noon the water
front was lined with the gaily dressed
sons of Nippon, all expecting the ves-
sci to come at once to an anchorage
within the harbor, there being great
disappointment when it was learned
that for the day at least she would
remain outside.
Immediately after the vessel had
been passed by the Quarantine officials.
she was boarded by Consul General
Saito and shortly afterwards by the
members of the reception committee,
who went out to her in the launch
Waterwitch. The members of this
committee, Messrs. Rev. Motokawa,
S. Kojima. Miagawa, A K. Ozawa U.
were presented to the various officers
of the Anegawa-go and then, on behalf
of the Japanese residents of Hawaii,
welcomed the ship and her officers and
crew to Honolulu.
By this time the local fleet of sam
pans was under way, each decorated
with scores of Japanese flags, and the
whole number bore down upon the
visiting vessel, preceded by a scow in
tow of one of Young Bros launches
from which day-freworks were dis
charged. The scene from the shore at
this time was an exceedingly pretty
one. the hundreds of fiuttering flags
the ship as the sampan
feet ,eircled about her. Commander
Hanabusa invited the crews of the fleet
on board, where they were literally
treated and entertained for some time. /
All afternoon the wharves were
crowded with Japanese, although it
was known that there was no prospect !.
of the vessel coming in. At noon !
professions of children from the Japa- ,
nese schools marched down to the !
waterfront, each carrying the red and |
white flag Of the rising sun, and the !
various groups watching the vessel |
were added to as fast as others would
Continued on Page ~ /
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TYPHOON
PLAYS HAVOC,

ASSOCIATED Press-Afternoon Service.)
MANILA, P. l., Sept. ga typhoon
visited Cagayan Valley on the Island
of Luzon on September 1S, resulting
in the destruction of several towns.
Few lives were lost however.
A typhoon also visited Laguna ON
September % causing destruction Of
property TO the extent of s15o,0oo.
WANTS PALMA TO STAY.
HAVANA, Sept. 26.-Secretary of
War Taft is row trying to induce Presi-
dent Palma to reconsider his resigna-
ton as head of the Cuban republic.
PEASANTS APPLY TORCH.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26.-Agra-
rian disorders are reported in the Wat
ka province. The people are beyond
the control Of the authorities and are
piIIag ging and burning property.
HUGHES REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.
SARATOGA, Sept. 26.-Charles e
Hughes was nominated for Governor to-
day by acclamation at the Republican
State convention.
CONSPIRACY IN ECUADOR
GUAYAoUIL, Sept. ga conspira-
cy to overthrow Alfaro has been dis
covered. Arrests Of the alleged con-
spirators have been made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-27
M'CLANAHAN
CAN'T Win
Senator Woods Is Not
Sure--The Kauai
Ticket.

'.Wil we make an active campaign
on Hawaii for McClanahan for Con-
igress? Well. don't see how we can.
Even McClanahan doesn't take a very
rosy view OF the prospect. I don't be-
lieve that in Kohala McClanahan
would scare up twelve votes. It's a
very peculiar situation over there. To-
day the Hawaiians may be all shout
ing Democracy and tomorrow they
would vote for Home Rulism."
Senator Palmer Woods of Hawaii
the lone Democrat" as he is often
called gives mis- views on the Congress
sional fight as above. 1t is not alto
sether an optimistic outlook for De-
nlocracy as far as the fight against
ed. In other words, Woods believes
that Kuhio will have a walk-ove1.
AS to the local Democratic ticket
Woods is of the opinion that it is a
pretty good one. Il do not know all
the nominees said he yesterday, ''but
from what 1 hear it is all right
REPUBLICANS TO RATIFY.
On Saturday evening at !:30 o'clock
the Republicans will ratify the nomi-
nations made. in the Territorial and
County conventions. There will be
torches, bonfires, red fire. music and
oratory of various degrees. Among the
speakers will be the candidates and the
outsiders will include A. G.. NJ. Ro-
bertson, F. E. Thompson and possibly
ono or two others. 1t is expected that
the candidates will give an inkling of
what they are going to promise TO the
voters for this campaign. Interest of
course, will be centered in the utter
ances of Brown and Vida.
MCBANAHAN ACCEPTS.
E B. McClanahan, Democratic nomi-
nee for Delegate to Congress, has
formerly accepted the nomination, in
a letter dated yesterday and addressed
to the Democratic committee as fol-
lows:
Honolulu. September 26, 1906.
To the Chairman and Members of the
Democratic Central Committee of
the Territory of Hawaii.
Gentlemen: In accepting the honor !,
of the candidacy for Delegate to Conf
gress proffered me by the Democratic |
Party of the Territory of Hawaii, I
desire to state that I am informed that !
were 1 to decline to run, the party in |
all likelihood would be left without a j
candidate for the office in question. At
the same time I cannot accept the
without great sacrifice to
my private interests.
Unfortunately therefore the situation
calls for a choice between the sacrifice
Of self interests and the interests of
my party. While to my mind there
.an be but one right course open to
me. still I feel in handing you this my
I have the right to and do
-equire in return for the obligations
assumed by me, not only the votes,
put the active loyal support Of every
Democrat in the Territory as well as
hat of all other voters who deem that
he interests of the Territory will be
1est subserved by my election.
To my party I pledge faithful allegi-
,nce; to our opponents a fair but
strenuous fight; and to our Territory,
Continued on Page %
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DEMOCRATS OF HAWAII
NAME THEIR NOMINEES
(By wireless Telegraph.)


Stllman nominations follows:
K W.
Todd; Kamahele;
z. H. P. P.
kihe SouthK H. Kaniho.
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SOME CHANCE FOR A
CUBAN COMPROMISE

HAVANA, September 27-The Moderates have agreed
egoate optimistic
WASHINGTON September 27It is believed it will be
unnecessary send troops to Cuba
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AUTOMOBILE AND CAR COLLIDE.

OAKLAND, September 27-An automobile contang Carl
Judge Melvin and wife coided with
yesterday seriously others
slightly injured.
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AGRARIAN TROUBLES IN RUSSIA.

ST PETERSBURG September 27-1hee grave agrarian
province Viatk The police have been expelled
the ravaged.
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HEARST NAMED
BY DEMOCRATS
ON FIRST BALLOT
Easily Defeats su|zer and Dix--Intervention NOT
So Likely in Cuba---Agrarian Troubles in
Russia.--Auto Accident.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)


BUFFALO, September a7.-Wm- Randolph Hearst nomi-
the York He had COG
votes, Sulzer 12o Dix 70.