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The daily tribune., 1907-04-20
hAGERMAN PROMISES TO
CREATE A SENSATION

81. Louis, April 2o--Governor
H. l.. HsgermAn. whose resignation
hsa boon offiolaly requested. depart.
Cd for New Mexico. He said that
hs believed bis reclamation had been
requested - ths result OF sumity In.
eurrsd through bis efforts to over.
throw . ring Of graftsrs.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-20

Waller Fletcher went to Canon
City TODAY 10 get . job shovelips the
snow OF the apple trees.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-20

He said that he would send his res.
igration to President Roosevelt
ss oon - he reaches Albuquerqus. and
that he would thsn make exposures
that would create . sensation.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-20

II you want results try Tribune class
ads. They sure win.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
Exclusion
Coming
STRENUOUS AFFAIR AT VAN
COUvER MAKES DIsCRIMIN-
ALTON OUT OF THE
QUESTION.

Washington, Sept 10.-Tla' II
stringent exclusion treaty bttFeen
America and Japan is measnrably
nearer realization than the m1s. cp-
timistic administration official could
nave believed as hours ago Is lie
judgment OF members of the dip,o-
matte corps here. This long sought
object Is expected to be obtained, per-
haps, as an indirect result of the mob
bling of the, Japanese at Van ,od,cr.
in British Columbia, last Saturday
night.
The belief that a treaty Is now
within sight Is based on the convi,
ton of officials that the japanese Gov.
eminent now will be brought face TO
face with the fact that as II cannot
discriminate between Great Britain
and America In the matter If lie.
mands for fair treatment of liz SUI
,ects, and must by this time he con.
WINGED that the problem prevented Is
really a racial one. The only so'u.
ton will lie In the formal recognition
by Japan of the right to resist coolie
immigration not only In America, hut
In British Columbia, Aus ALA and
other British possessions.
To take any other view, II Is point
ed out here. would mean a breach Of
the alliance with England. of which
the Japanese have been 50 prou :, aEc
which they regard as so necesssry 10
their exploitation of the east. Tor.
though the British Government doubt.
less will apologize for the Vancouver
affair and even pay an indemliti, u
repetition of the incident is bs.'ei cd
ID be almost certain unless It yialt' 10
the demands of British Columbians
and restricts Japanese immigration
Negotiations already are on GeTween
the British and the Japanese govern.
into the British colonies. The Van
couver incident will. II Is believed
here hasten thege negotiations to q
conclusion, and If Japan enters into
lTtdly ItdlibiS vi tnuI hlllu WIN
Great Britain It can not refuse to do
so with America. There Is a prospect
that Secretary Root and Ambassador
AolSi soon will be in conference again
on this subject.
Not a word has been heard from any
othcial source at the State Department
relative to the reported attack upon
ne Sikhs at Bellingham, Wash, last
week. 1t 10 believed that the British
Government, through its consular
agent. at Seattle. is making an inves'
tigation OF the affair. 1t is surmiset
In this case that the British Govern
nent will find It policy to move eau
t'ously in making representations to
America, because these representa-
lions readily might be adopted by the
Japanese Government as the basis for
similar demands upon the British
Government in connection with the
attack upon japanese in Vancouver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
PLUMBING PERMITS

Lee Sing. coffee shop, king St.;
Kwong Chong.
NJ Horiskoshi, barber shop, Emma
ST.; Tanaka.
Chock Tong, tenement, Achi Lane (;
Chong Kee.
j. Il. Borges, cottage, rear 1928
Nuuanu st; San Ban Kee.
Kwong Ching Tong, club house,
Beretania ST.; X. oki.
Sun Fat, barber shop, Kekaulike
st; Hang Chong Kee.
j. p. Limo, barber shop, o'Luso st. I;
Pilares & Co.
Sam Pault, cottage of King st,
Paiama; Hing Chong Co.
All Sau, barber shop, Maunakea
St; Kwong Chong.
ID. X. Haopili, cottage, Serrao
lane; Chong Kee Il Co.
Domingo Fernandez, cottage, Ser
rao Lane; Chong Kee a. Co.
VIM. L. Paikuli, cottage, Serrao
Lane; Chong exc & Co.
Chinese Hospital, operating room,
Robello lane; Won a. Loui.
Boo Yen, barber shop, Maunakea
ST.. Hing Chong Co.
japanese school, Queen st; X. Oki.
Jno. Souza, cottage, Alapai St. /;
Santos.
e, w. Walsh. residence, Kinau St.;
Santos.
+. NJ. McGrew, cottage, Waikoha-
lulu Lane; Sing Chan Co.
w. Wolters, residence, Hackfeld
and Spencer: Pilares Il Co.
Rapozo & Nakamoto, saloon, Aiea,
Oahu; Been Haaheo.
Saigi, saloon, Aiea! Ben Haaheo
Fukuda, store, africa; Ben Haaheo
Moremoto, store, africa; Haaheo.
Nipoka, store, Aiea; Haaheo.
Unemoto, cottage, Aiea; Haaheo.
U. Kim Kee, restaurant, Aiea; Ha.
aheo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
WAR RULES
LAID DOWN
NOTICE TO BE GIVEN TO ALL
NEUTRAL POWERS WITH
OUT DELAY.

The Hague. Sept. THE fifth
plenary sitting of the peace conference
vas held today. The whole American
delegation was present.
The following rules regarding the
opening Of histilities were adopted, a
few countries making reservation:
"The contracting powers agree that
hostilitles must not begin without pre-
'ious unequiyocal notice having been
given, either In form OF a declaration
OF war, setting forth its motives, OF
In the form of an ultimatum, with the
additional declaration of war.
"A state Of war must be notified
without decay to the reutra, powers
the effect of the latter beRinn'rs alter
they receive notice which can b. given
even by wire. In any case thc neutra!
powers can not pr2tea' against the
lack of this not!.s /. u ie established
that they undoubtedly knew that q
state of war existed"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
Gold Service
To Namesake
PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA WILL
SUBSCRIBE FUND TO PUR-
CHASE SERVICE FOR
CRUISER.

George X. Frlnl; has been Amounted
chairman of n committee TO raise
funds TO purchase a gold service for
the cruiser CalIfornia ana already has
received the check of n Californian
for $500 as start for the fnnd. saws
the Call II has been customary for
tho states and cities af,er which the
Government has named its war YES.
so,s to rive n silver service or other
testimonial IN the shin Frink saya
that no California has beep known AL
wavs ne the golden state n service of
gold would he n fitting testimonial.
chewing that tho state and its cities
are st,ll nm the man despIte the calam-
IA, ,bot hesou ,evera, NJ tbem incIud-
inc tho metrono,is
In n general onneoI Frink nolnts
out that Frisco esnecioIIv sbmld not
,eylect this o,nortupi,v IN chow do.
,nite the untoward conn,t,ons with
vbicb c,tizens nave bad IN contend
and are atm contendiny both molina.
lion and money In nlen,v IN do the
r,,ht ,h,r. no tho no,,osola q, tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
CLEVELAND FAILING.

New York, Sept. live must
all be prepared for bad news from
Princeton" said Democrat of prom
inence tonight who passed through
New York on has way home up State,
because Cleveland's health is failing
rapidly. He is troubled with govt in
his feet, which is spreading to his
knees, and has fallen off in weight
forty pounds within three months,
Cleveland does not quite appreciate
his condition, but Mrs, Cleveland
does.
mo communications of public OF
private Importance are now submitted
to Cleveland. Mrs. Cleveland is act
ing practically as his confidential ad'
wiser and secretary in all matters
and she is fully acquainted with hel
husbands real condition"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

There is economy in gas If proper.
ly used, but if the pipes are opened
and allowed to remain so for the day,
merely to show what a steady fire
can be maintained, the expense will
be great.
When you think that for ordinary
use you are paying too much for your
fuel ring us up, we have man
whose business is to remedy errors
and stop leaks. Don't walt a day,
telephone us Immediately. Gas is
the cheapest fuel and the cleanest.
We will tell you all about, 1t IL you
will call at our salesrooms, Bishop
Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
BUILDING PERMITS

II. +. Bertleman, clubhouse, Waity
Block, King st. "A
Hustace, Peck Co., stables, Kewalo
Lucas Bros, bakery; Nuuanu st.
Maxine & Co.. tenement, lwilei.
III Min, cottage, Corkscrew lane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
: BULLETIN ADS. PAY -
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

.PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in o to
a days or money refunded.-Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis,
U. S. Of A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
SOCIAL NOTES
Additional Social News on Page.
6 and z.

Thursday Evening Lunch.
A delightful little dinner was
served at the Commercial Club on
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
Tor four. X. C. Lydecker was host
and had for his guests Attorney
Frank Thompson, Judge c. +. Par
sons OF HilO. w. Mckay, Jr., also
from the rainy city, and Wade War
rem Thayer.
Trent Entertains.
X. II. Trent entertained at lunch
con at the Commercial Club on
Thursday the following gentlemen:
Rev. David w. Crane. Rev. John W.
Wadman, j. A. Lyle, j. II. Beadle, II.
B. Mariner, o. II. Walker, w. p
Thomas and NJ. G. Johnston.
4 4 +
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
who are at the Fairmont, are being
showered with invitations, but their
stay will be so short that many OF
them cannot be accepted. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin, who, with Miss Helene
Irwin and Miss Margaret Hyde
Smith, returned from the islands yes
terday on the Korea, will give a din
Der in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Long
worth, who were entertained by them
In Honolulu.-S. +. Bulletin, Sept.
13.
\ X 4
Among the guests at the Moana are
the following: j. II. Sanford, Geo.
w. Reynolds San Francisco; Jas. ii,
Adams and wife, Ventura, Cal; John
Roberts, wife. daughter and maid,
Druxden, N. a.; j. X. Fowler, mother
and sister, Boston; Sir Frederick
Graham and party, Miss E. ID. SUIT,
Miss J. NJ. Reid, England; DR.. Haniel
and DIR. Peill, German doctors on way
to- America by China today; James
IL. Schwabacher, S. NJ. Levensen, l..
j. Lutticker, San Francisco; Fred j.
barnes, wife and son, Pocatello, Ida
no; VIM. White, San Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

Judge he Bolt yesterday approved
the hpal accounts of l.. J. Warren. adj
ministrator of the estate of Albert j.
Lyon, and those of Ella Il. Lyon, ad-
ministratriX.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

The catholic Church of Our Lady
Of the Mount, Kainlani tKalihi-ukD,
In charge of Rev Father Clement.
Tomorrow, September 29th, II a, m,
mass, sermon, collection, Sunday
School.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
BORN.

DAVISON-In this city, September 90
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, a
con.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05

An astonishing moral reform has
taken legal shape I'm Texas. GOV
Campbell recently signed a bill maxi
ing gambling a felony I'm that state.
and the provisions of the law are Of
very robust character. II provides
a penitentiary sentence for any per-
son convicted of gambling, n Jail sen.
tence for the owner Of any building
In which gambling devices are kent
and imprisonment for 80 days for
any person found guilty of playing
cards I'm private house for prize
Here is body blow at the bridge
whist craze that has swept over the
country. Whether Texas will be able
to live up to this extreme moral
standard may well be open TO doubt
human nature being what it is The
eNaltation OF such standard appeors
TO be rather abnormal for Texas. but
she has at least set mp an experiment
station for tho rest of us TO watch
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05
EEEE - -AAT EoReEg AGoWrnrG

There Will be more than 1000
delegates to the next National Dom
ocratic convention and IT viii proba-
bly, require G7o voters to nominate
the candidate.
Surely with such requirement
the man who is chosen should come
very near to representing the ma
jority sentiment of tho party
The actual work of selecting dele
gates Will not begin until almost a
year from now, but the friends OF
William j Bryan are already or
ganizing all over the country to pro-
mote his nomination as the candidate
for president They are Jreanizias
under the name OF the Commercial
Travellers Antitrust League I'm all
states where local leaders. or com
mittees. are opposed to the nomina-
tion Of Mr. Bryan, and the chief
work of the league will be TO cap
ture delegates
The national officers of the league
with headquarters i'm New York city.
have been hard at work for several
months circulating Bryan literature
and keeping his name before the pub
lic These officers admit that they
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05

find some opposition to Bryan and
his new platform. but they express
confidence in the ability Of the LEAGUE
to capture a majority OF the dele
gates as they are elected They say
that the opposition Is scattered, un-
organized and without candidate.
The latter statement has not been
denied from any source.
AT the convention Of 1904 the com
mittcc on credentials recommended
that the national committee. when
calling the convention of 1908. allow
each and every territory more dele
gates This recommendation was
adopted by lle convention, and II It
IS ee .ed Nfut there will probably
be as manyf as 1929 delegates next
year Thefe is no probability that
any aNeW T. viii be made to repeal
the two-tlirds rule. which has pre-
vailed in Democratic National con-
ventious since 1892.
The opposition to the nomination
OF Mr. Bryan is supposed to be di-
recicd from certain private Offices i'm
New York citr and the plan OF cam
paign Of this opposition, at least for
the present Is said to be to get more
candidates I'm the field. to get lot
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05
PROSECUTION TO
BEGIN SOON.
IN INTEREST OF
PURE FOOD
DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURF
WILL SOON BEGIN PROSE
CUTIONS.

The department OF agriculture at
Washington is making preparations
TO begin prosecutions under the pure
food law at an early day, and DR..
Wiley, under whose directions as
chief of the bureau OF chemistry the
work Wal be conducted. has given
Instructions 10 his inspectors TO Sc
cure as soon as possible the samples
on which the accusations will be
based The offending establishments
have generally been located. and
nothing remains 20 prepare n basis
for The proceedings except to obtain
specimens Of the articles alleged to
be aduIterated or impure. Whnn
these are procured charges will be
formulated and supplied to the
United states district attorneys in
whose districts the offenders may re-
side whereupon theV will he re-
quired TO begin criminal proceeding.
There will soon be 40 or so inspec-
tors in the field, and Or Wiley ex-
presses the opinion that many prose
cutions will result from their invest
ments
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05
NAMES ROCKEFELLER
AND HEARST.
PRES. ROOSEVELT CHARGES Az
ORGANIZED PLOT BEHIND
MARRINIAN EpIsnnn-

Tho nrst overt act by gigantic
conspiracy of rich men, corpora
ttons and professional polltl,dns TO
eliminate Rooseveltism from the re-
publican party that is the White
House explanation of the Hartman
letter.
The president talked freely but
informally today TO newspaper men
and many of his friends on this
topic Names Of John ID Rockefeller.
E. H. Hartman and William Ran
dolrh Hearst were me e1tioned as
conspirators with Ohio and penn
.sylyanla as headquarters for this
organized reaction.
Nor. I'm the White House view.
viii the effort Co stamp reform ten
dcncies into the dust stop with the
republican party The scheme Is 10
capture the democratic organization.
as we'll; hence tho presence OF viii
liam Randolph Hearst In the councils
of the enemy II the cd forces that
nominated Judge Alton u. Parker
can again prevail. we'll md good.
IT the ranl, aud nle OF the donloc-
racy demands radIcalism Hearst is
TO out-Bryan Bryan In the effort TO
capture control But he will bo the
traditional wolf IN shoeo's clothing.
As an earnest Of his convictions the
president today excluded Wash
inRton correspondent Of The H,aret
papers from his ONCE. This CORE
spondont M T. Tlghe, started for
ward with the other corrospondonls
when the door OF the executive ONCE
was thrown open TO them.
you cant come in hero. Mr..
.Tighe." remarked Mr.. Loeb. secreta-
Try to the president
81 did not intend to-" Tighe re-
piled, ana turned aside toward the
place reserved for the goats.
Tho president has expected such
an attack as that I'm the Hartman
letter for some time A skillful of-
Fort TO discredit him with the people
Us the keynote OF the campaign he
'Xpccts against him other "revela-
.ons' similar to the Hartman letter
may be expected.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05
LONGWORTH FOR
SEAT IN SENATE.
WEATHER IN
sunny" ITALY
SOME REMARKABLE TEMPERA.
TURES THE PAST
WINTER.

There is a prevalent error about
the climate of Italy. Recently an
advertisement offered to take "rreez-
ing Americans" to Italy where there
is no winter" Italy has a sharp
winter in many parts. Even in the
south much care is necessary TO avoid
catching cold in the chilly winds
Less than six weeks ago in northern
italy. from Domodessola at the
. southern end of the Simplon tunnel
! to the Abruzzi and Calabria. cold was
SO intense as TO be 2I degrees cent?
grade below zero, equivalent 20
about II 1-5 degrees below our zero.
A contributor TO an English paper.
writing from Florence and referring
TO this region, SAYS that many have
been frozen 20 death, and others
1 have died from the effects Of the
cold. The weather has been prac-
tically Siberian. There is a danger
more grewsome than freezing wealth
er-particularly on the Appennines
where as the night closes i'm. as
Macaulay sings:
The long bowling Of the wolves
Is heard among the SHOWS.
on the 25th of last January ga
soldier OF the line" on a few days
leave to visit his parents, alighted
from the train plying betweenAquilo
and Sora and proceeded on foot
through deep snow to his native viii
lage of Alyiso, buoyed up by the hope
OF receiving the parental welcome.
Dusk had set I'm and at turn of the
well-nigh obliteraied road he was as
sailed by famished wolves. On the
next day his family, uneasy at his
I not having arrived, went out in
search of him. and found among the
little that could not be devoured his
blood-staincd sword. which he had
drawn in self defense, There was
no doubt left as to his fate. A few
oIheT thlngs which marked the scene
OF the struggle remained, and the
footprints Of the wild animals
ireading away to the pine wood
settled It. This correspondent saws
that were the bear not a alternating
beast Of prey there are specimens OF
it enough in the wooded uplands to
add fresh dread to that of the
wolf which under stress of hunger.
Ike the sea bird under stress of
storm, inyades the haunts of man. q"
But intense as is the winter there
1t Is soon over. and i'm q few days
even the Austrian slopes Of the Alps
in The Venetian territory will be ring
ing with the Joyous refrain.
Der rouz ist gckommen.
Der winter ist aus
Christian Advocate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05
DOCTORS WIFE IS
HELD FOR FORGERY

Bristol Tenn. April 5.-Mrs. A.
u. plerco. wife of Dr. A. H. Pierce.
a wealthy physician and capitalist Of
Church IIil Hawkins county. Tenn.
was arrested horo today charged with
forging a check for $1,000 on her
husband and attempting to elope
with another man
Mrs Pierce is about % years old
and ycry beautiful and she left the
home in Hawkins county yesterday
afternoon, it is alleged with man
whose namo IS Withheld and went 10
Gate city
Hero sdc is said to have forged
II check for $1,000 ON her husband.
and Ono bank paid the check with
oui question
Ihc oaahiora suspicion was arous-
od whom he 1w tbo woman Icave
GHta Cly for Bristol with another
man Hc communicated with Dr
'iorcn aud found the check had not
boon drawn by him
ThIH lod to tho arrest OF trc
oHn woman and the man she vas
"i'h In Bristol when they got or
Ho train Tine Pierce family ls worry
o1IIhg and stands high soci ry
nd ho wllI be taken back to
Church UUI
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05

OF favorite sons in the running no
early as possible, in order to make
1t impossible for the Nebraskon 70
go into the convention with two
'hirds OF the delegates pledged 70 bis
support.
Ihefo Is persistent report to tho
en'ct that the Jefferson Day dinner
at the National Democratic CHM a.
New York on the evening OF ApriI
- Is TO be the occasion of the
launching OF several favorite SON
Dooms. Control of the dinner IS IN
inc hands Of the anu-Bryan members
of the club.
The busy friends OF The NebrasI,an
VINO are pushing the organization or
MS antitrust league and sending
delegate hunters into many states en-,
that the opposition will lose ground
an the year unless H. can be unitoJ
on a candidate. There is no toIl,
OF nominating Southern man and
no Ne" York Democrat has sueqestod
another race for Alton h. Porkor
only candidate hustling for delegates
80 that taken altogether. the wav
OF William Jennings Bryan oppeare
TO be smooth--to the nomination
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-05
JAPS BEGIN
TO POUR IN
sMJerIru INTo UNITED STATES
FROM MTNrCO

Washington April Information
has reached t1c immigration Bureau
of The Department OF Commerce and
Labor tat hundreds of japanese
have arrived fin Mexico destined TO.
the United states Inspector Braun
VINO w.a ert 10 Mexico by Commits.
sioucr Sergeant to investigate tho
immigration of japanese, notified tine
Department today by telegraph that
Inc had interviewed several hundrcI
japanese. principally laborcrs. who
now are I'm Mexico Many Of them
arc I'm straitenod circumstance They
have no intention of remaining r
Mexico. but desire to- come to- the
United states They expect TO OBJ
tain employment on the railroads OF
the West and Southwest Some OF
them already have applied for od.
mission to the United states and
have been denied
1n every instance tho Immigrant
hold passports issued ~ fhom bv tho
japanese Government TO- Mexico
They VIII toU tho American officials
that fhc japanese Government will
not ISSUE ,o them pa ports To- tbe
United statos Under the clrcum-
stances the Japanese cannot Doc ad
mittcd legally to- This country bu.
scores of thcm are being smugglcd
across the Mexican border
Many japanese are reaching Hon
olulu There they take passage to
San Francisco bearing passports 30
British Columbia From San Fran.
cisco hey go to- Vancouver. 10 r
known they have no business in van
couver. but intend to make their wag
across the northern border TO Che
United states The general situation
is regarded ass serious by the immi-
grafton officials for practically St is
impossible 90 prevent smuegIir,
across The bord Of either Mexico
or British Columbia.