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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
CALIFORNIA BEAUTIES

CONTINUED from Paue u
The audience was large and enthusi-
Pstic one.
The members OF the Hawaiian Glee
Club, who made the trip to the Coast
on the steamship Ohio, are playing an
engagement In the Cafe Kerkow, Just
across the street from the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce, and being at
liberty from until $50 p. m, very
often play and sing for Mr.. Childs
during his lecture hour, the Audlto-
rum being packed to. its utmost ca
racity on those days.
The purser of the steamship Staten
dam Of the Holland-American Line
writes under date of August 21st that
his boat is regularly supplied with our
folder Hawaii" He also acknowl-
edges receipt Of the lima Lei we sent
MIN, which he has given prominent
place in his office, stating further
that whenever the opportunity permits
he will gladly recommend his passen-
gers to make trip to Hawaii
The advertising manager of the Chi
eago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
company writes that Just as soon as
ne can make the necessary space. he
Will insert, without charge, a noti,n
In all of their time folders calling at
tention to the attractions Of Hawaii.
We find this most valuable help to
us In our work. Not a mall goes by
without inquiries being received from
parties who write stating that they
nave seen the notice about Hawaii In
the Northern Pacific, Santa Fe or
some other railway folder and wish
further information.
Mr.. A. q. d. Kerrell, general pas
senger agent Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, writes under
late of August %:
IL am glad to hear from your post
script that you have reason to expect
an unusually large number OF visi-
tors to Hawaii the coming winter.
This is amply confirmed by our berth
lists and inquiries, which shows that
there is a great interest being mani
tested at present in Hawaii"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
81 u % % q d V u u u v q % x % u y
% PASSENGERS BOOKED q
ri n E Nj 81 M R n y q a % G N n u q


Per str. Mikahala, Gregory, for Ka-
nai ports, September 6, 6 p. m.-Miss
A. Aldrick, Miss b. Aldrick, ]. NJ
Lidgate. w. A. Kinney, B. F. Dilling-
ham, Miss Catreal, Miss d. Sheldon,
Miss II. Sheldon, Miss l.. Akina, Geo.
Mundon, Herbert Mundon, Edith
Dunn. Miss Rose Aea, Miss G. X. Jar
dan, Miss e. Wilcox, M. Thompson. A.
Erdman, Mrs. G. II. Waki and two
children, MISS Afung on Tai, Miss
Speeker, Mrs. r. w. T. Purvis, Bobt.
Purvis, Mrs. H. ID. Wishard and chill
dren, Miss l.. Puaoi.
Per Str. Claudine, Bennett, for Maui
and Hawaii ports, September s, p. m.
Miss c. De Lima, Mrs. Won Tumpsky
and two children, Mrs. ]. w. Yarnd-
ley, Miss Crook, Miss Hadley, Miss
Macqoun, Rev. e. d. Turner, wife and
three children, Miss L. Smith, Miss
Van Deerlin. Miss o. Stute, Carolina
scholtz, d. Pahu, Miss Ahiau On Tai,
Miss X. Wong Kong, Miss Kilgore.
Mrs. Train, B. L. Damon, r. w. Shin
gle, w. @. Scott, A. X. Stander, Mrs.
3 r. Damon, Moses Kauhimahu, Miss
J. Picanco, Mrs. H. Picanco.
Per Str. Indiana, Graham, for Van
couver, September 8, a. NIL. NJ.
Whitney Jr.. w. r. Waters, Geo. e.
Sahlin, Mrs. J. Bachelor, J. II. Bache-
lor, Miss M. Schmidt, Mrs. W. C..
Wilder. Mrs. P. j. Holt and child.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
EXPERIMENTS TO BE MADE
WITH FLEAS AND RATS

Berkeley, Sept. 4.-The University
will shortly begin on a series of cN-
periments with neas to determine
the extent to which they may trans
nit bubonic plague to human begins
through rats.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
MORE TROOPS TO
SUPPRESS MooRs.

Paris, Sept. 4.-The situation In
Morocco is again more serious. The
ranatical resistance of the Moors
will probably necessitats the send
ing of II. largely increased force of
troops to operate under General
Drude, the commander of the French
forces.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
CHINESE STATESMAN
APPOINTED TO OFFICE

Peking, Sept. 4.-Yuan Shi Kaa,
prominent member of the progress
i've party in China, has been appoint'
ed as head of the Board of Foreign
Affairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
SIAMESE RULER GIVES
WAY FOR SON

Paris, Sept. 4.-King Anam, the
visiting Siamese ruler, has an
nounced his abdication in favor OF
his eight-yeaT-old son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05

City Food Inspector w. p. Cutler OF
Kansas City, Mo-, has notified the ma
tlonal government that his test OF
California and Arkansas dried fruit.
cured with sulphirne. shows that the
fruit when cooked is entirely whole
some.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
Burns Healed In One Day by
"THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DIR.
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fails,-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis, U. S.
of A,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
HONOLULU AERIE 14O, F. o. E.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. l, l. o. R. NJ

Meets every first and third Thurs
days of each month at knights OF
Pythian Hail. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
A. d. CASTRO,
A. L. MURPHY, c. OF r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
GABLE kkWS
Additional Cable News on Page I.
RIOTERS
APPLY THE TORCH.

Antwerp, Sept. 1.-THE militia are
in control of the city. In clash
with the rioting strikers yesterday
twenty of the latter were wounded.
During the rioting "A fire was started
in one of the lumber yards in con-
nection with the shipyards and the
spreading flames did damage to the
amount of Il million dollars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05

ury, which may De passeo OUT 10 MI"
or t. other people. The text OF h,S
letter to the High sherin is as ioi-
lows:
,.r kaneohe' kaulaupoko,
yr. september T. lso'.
To William Henry, ESQ., High sherin'
Terrltory OF hawah. -,
Dear sir:-festerday' september I"
aiter got my warrant from you ior
my months pay went over 10 tne
Territory treasurer ana cashed IL, l
fot tour lo-doilar goid pieces TINS
morning went 10 the STORE 7" pay
some OF my piiis' ana otners ioun.
out that mere was one iV-aoilar so,u
piece counterfeit piece ana the o'he,
'hree io-doilar eoia pieces was q"
right. ! am now SAVING ,ne ooun'o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
HARMONY LODGE, Nos, I. 0. o. F.

Meets every Monday evening at
1880 in /. o. o. f. Hall, Fort street.
f. r. HENDRY. Secretary.
+. w. GEHRING, n. G.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-05
DR.. +. Uemura.

Physician and Surgeon; Specialist
9eye diseases. Office. Beretania near
NuuaDu. Hours: to IL a. m, Z to
8p m Telephone Main 420. Ofice
King Dr. Alapai; hours: / to pm.
telephone White 466.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LONDON PRICES HIGHER.
Banh Of EngIand's Rate Of Discount
Remains Unchanged.

London. oct. 2i-Thc supplies or money do
creased IN the market TODAY owing 20 tho banks
preparing for the month end. Discounts were
firm. The idea prevailed that New York would
require gold for the year end. The Bank Of Eng
land sold $4,000 IN French gold.
on the Stock Exchange the moro favorable TO
ports regarding the financial situation in New
York cheered operators this morning. and prices
OF Americans went up > 10 points above parity
before noon buying Tor New York account and
the local bears covering. United States Steel
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific received most
OF the attention. The fact that tho Bank Of Eng
land did change its rate of discount from -
per cent assisted in tic Improvement, which CON
tinued IN the afternoon until the announcement
OF the declining quotations New York and tho
lower New York opening caused selling move
lucnt Union Pacific fell two points, and other
leading stocks went down point from the best
prices. and after violent fluctuations the market
closed easy but stin higher tho day
Copper shares fully participated IN tho improve
ment OF Americans. Consols rose sharply on tho
announcement that there would be no change in
the Bank of Englands rate of discount and tho
favorable bank return. but they closed below the
best prices of the day.
In other directions business was duh Diamond
shares eased somewhat owing to the idea that the
financial situation IN tho United States will restrict
the demand for diamonds.
Foreigners were irregnlar. Russians were firm
and japanese were weak.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Ottawa oct 2i-At a meeting Of the Cabinet
yesterday II was formally decided 70 submit the
fisheries case between Canada and the United
States in respect 10 the Magdalen Islands. 10 tho
Hague conference. with the New Foundland case.
which involves similar interests. 1t also de-
cded 10 take over In n few weeks from The British
Admiralty the Esqunalt naval station. on tho
Pacific.
Montreal. Oct. 2t-The steamer Norwal;. Cap
tain Cioodrow. Quebec to Detroit with a cargo of
pulpwood. came into collision with the Montreal
Transportation Company's barge Jacques. Prescott
for Montreal. yesterday afternoon in Lake st.
Louis. The barge sank Immediately. Nothing has
since been seen of the captain of the barge aud
his wife. Two men saved their lives by jumping
20 the other vessel.
Castries St Lucia. r. ". l.. Oct. 24.-Fifty
tlerymen and three officers arrived here to-day
from jamaica 10 dismantle the Notifications here.
All the guns will be removed to Jamaica, which
point Is to be strengthened.
Odessa, Oct. 24.-M- Inber political editor OF the
"odessk Novasto.'' has been sentenced to four
months Imprisonment in fortress by the court
at Elizabethgrad the charge OF having pub
lshed untrue statement.
Heisngfors. Oct. A.-Mme. Malmberg. wife of
Professor Malmberg, OF Helsingfors University,
who arrested In St. Petersburg last Sunday
at the Same time Mr.. and Mrs. William English
Walling, of Indianapolis taken into custody.
has been released and arrived here to-day. The
other Firms arrested at the time have been
lodged in Kristy Prison. but two of them will
be released.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

oD,.ot that the factories at Havre and Freinviue
will continue operations. They add that the ma
toritv of the stock ot the French company iS
owned by two OF the American companies loI
which receivers have been appointed
St Petersburg, Oct A.-The announcement Oh
the appointment of receivers at Pttsourg loI wv
OF the Westinghouse companies came as surprise
here, where Westinghouse people have eNte"Si''
interests. Walter Cary, director and general man
ager of the Westinghouse Lamp Company arriVeu
here to-day from the United states TO invesusd'e
the affairs OF the Russian branch. which, althoush
organized under the French laws. has an ln"c
pendent corporate existence, and is largely capal
ICED from America.
The company, which originally entered Russla
to make arbrake equipment for the Russian rail-
roads. later branched out and obtained IaTeo
contract for the eIectrhcation of the street rail-
road system of St. Petersburg, and recently ac-
uulred "A big factory at Moscow for the construc-
ton of electrical equipment. Runors have peeE
current for time that tho company Woulu
lose money its ST. Petersburg street railroad
contract, aggregatinE 100000 particularly because
of fines said to amount $4,000 imposed upon 1t
By the municipal authorities for construction de-
lays.
The officials Of the company denied this to-day
and said the fines would aggregate less than . peT
cent instead of 10 per cent, of the total amount
of the contract and they added that most of them
Dronatv would be remitted at the time of the fnal
settlement. The company has received between 90
and so per cent Of the contract price ana inc re
n1ainder is payable on completion Of the contract
which is expected 10 take place within mohtll
it is asserted that the company has enough cssh
IN sight 10 finish the work.
4 dispatch received here from General Manager
smith to-day said that tle home companies were
entirely solvent and that the receivershlps were
due 10 the inability to extend loans ourlhS '"e
strfnsency OF the money market.
prices or tho Rourse to-day slightly ar
,ected bv the American financial troubles but their
connection with financial houses here is too remote
TO cause great apprehension.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
T1FT'S RETURN DELAYED.
H'W Remain in Philippines Until
NoUembcr ~ to Finish Worb.

Manila Oct. 24-Secretary Taft and party, in
Guiding the Philippine commissioners, Generals
Wood and Bliss and Rear Admiral HemphiIl,
visited Subig Bay to-day, inspecting the naval
station at Olongapo and the fortiflcations now
being built on Grande Island at the mouth of
the bay. The Secretary expressed no opinion in
regard to the work. y secret conference
shore occupied the time of the party before
leaving
Secretary Taft started for Baguo. the sum-
mer capital. tonight. travelling by rail aUtomo-
bile and on horseback. and is expected 10 arrive
at noon Friday. Unusual precautions will he
taken along the railroad line and pilot engine
will be run ahead of the train, as there have
been hints Of possible trouble from Ladrones
The Secretary will return 10 Manila Wednes-
day and VIII be the guest of Commissioner
Forbes His departure from the islands will be
delayed from November to November 70. as
he will be unable to finish his work here before
ma
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BULL CHASE IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Finally Forced Into an Abattoir. Where He
Now Awaits His Owner.

Many persons living In Williamsburg were busy
YESTERDAY afternoon dodging a bull which it was
said. escaped while being uuloaded at North 9th
street with a herd OF short and long horns. Wher-
over the bull ran the crowd chased It. When the
bun stopped the crowd stopped. Policemen
sent for. They engaged In Indifferent target pTac-
ticc and wher the JOY OF Spanish bull rings was
finally corralcd in abattoir. in Johnson avenue.
each policeman was h. had ''pumped'' the
anima, fun Of lead.
The bull was FIRST discovered In Iowe- Washing
ton avenue. \ patrolman there gave chase. and
Il was stern chase for him. but he seemed 20 be
glad Of II. Mounted Patrolman Davendam tried
to play picador and matador. but the bull seemed
to forget all the rules OF the ring. He turned into
Sicgei street. and then, With the meekness OF L
lamb permitted himself To Oe forced sIauGh-
ter house. The bun will be held for time for the
owner. II the owner does not come very the
hull will be sent out-m very many marketable
sections.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
AID FOR WESTINGHOUSE
Continued from first page.

spplication I'm the United States Circuit Court.
Judge Nathaniel Ewing directed that s22500o
he set aside at once TO pay wages Of the west
inghouse Machine Company employees for octo-
her 10 date. The court also ordered that papers
ne made ready for the immmedate payment OF
employees of the Westinghouse Electric and Man
ufacturing Company.
There was no confusion at the big WORKS OF
the Westinghouse concerns this morning, con-
sitious having been explained. 1t is admitted
that several thousand workmen were laid OH in
the few weeks preceding the naming OF receivers
Yesterday Some reports put the figures at S,0Oe
but those connected with the Westinghouse m
terests insist that TIE number is rot so great
After a meeting of the receivers Of the West
inghouse Electric ana Manufacturing Company
Chairman T. Hart Given said: 1.-THE plants OF
the company viii be kept in full operation No
employe need have any fear of the outcome
There were some clashes between tradespeople
and Westinghouse employees to-day, VIXEN store
keepers insisted that book accounts be paId III
full Later in the day merchants announced
that for a time 1T least, the Westinghouse
employees running book accounts would confer
favors by not ordering heavily
The Iron City Trust Company il is said VIII
not resume operations. but will begin paying
off depositors ia fun al the end of about thirty
DAYS The trust company was one OF the Penn
syIyauia state deposituries, and is supposed TO
haze $1,000 in state funds. Cashier r. f.
Measey Of the state Treasury At Harrisburg
sent word that he would be- here tomorrow to
collect the funds 1t is understood that arrange
rnents have been made for refunding the money
20 the state
TRUST COMPANT's FINANCES
Il is confidently asserted that the Iron City
Trust Company will liquidate above par Will
lam F. Abbott president OF the company and
onss Of the receivers said this evening;
The bank will iiquidate at the rate OF 1925 for
ever 500 worth cf stock The appointment or
receivers for the westinghouse interests yester-
6av is what caused to take action in the re
ceiyerSlip. While have assets Of S4.OoooOo
and liabilities of only Sl.t0OGoH- Ne had not
great amount of cash on HAND last night. and as
a was almost certain there would be some sort
Of 2 run on the bank to-day, it was thought
better take some step 10 make matters Saie
all around
yanv had Westinghouse papaT. about S6"o."2o
worth. While for some time there had been talk
of tho hank going into liquiGation. no steps had
been taken toward this end L will require pos
Eibly thirty days before We JcG1 paying OF
depositors
Circuit Court at CIevrl-pd. appointed the same
receivers to-day for the Cleveland properties Of
the Westinghouse Electric ami Manufacturing
Company as were appointed here yesterd4y.
In Chicago Judge c. C. Kohlsaat appointed p
B. Eckhart Chicago. and Z. NJ. Herr. T. II
h. Given and H s a. Stewart of Pittsburg, as
receivers for the Illinois property of tho CON-
psny Mr.. Eckhart will have charge of the Chi
cago offices. The three Pittsburg men are the
receivers appointed in this city
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
HINTS REPRESENTATIONS.
Mr. Kahn, HoTeCer, Doubts Imme-
date Action on Westinghouse.

Otto H Kahn, OF Kuhn. Loeb & Co. said last
night that he did not believe any immediate
reorganization of the Westinghouse companies
would be attempted. Such action, Mr.. Kahn
intimated, was probable in the future.
Following the action Of Judge Ewing of Pitts
burg in appointing receivers for the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Company,
Judge Ward, Of the United States Circuit Court
for this district, appointed ancillary receivers
yesterday. The receivers, who Z. NJ Herr,
r. IL Given and Charles c. Birmingham, were
named following the application Of Herman H.
Westinghouse and the Atha Steel Casting Com
pany for a receivership. The receivers. who are
required to file joint bond Of $4,000, are en-
powered to take possession OF all the property
and assets Of the Westinghouse company in this
district. The action is friendly one and was
taken 10 aid the receivership in Ptttsburg
In Trenton application was made to Judge
Lanning IN the United States Circuit Court for
the appointment OF ancillary receivers for New
Jersey. The action OF the court was identical
with that of the court in Pennsylvania, the same
receivers being named for New Jersey.
An attachment for s3,s72 against the property
of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufactu ling
Company OF Pittsburg was granted yesterday
by Justice Mccall in the Supreme Court TO the
Electric Gable Company. The attachment IS for
cables and supplies furnished to the Pittsburg
concern
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SETH LOW INDoRsEs CHINESE POLICY.
Favors Excluding from This Country Only
Those of the Coolie Glass

Chicago. oct. 2i-Tn an address on immiGra-
tiou. ex- Mayor Seth Low OF New York. before
the Chicago Association Of Commerce, indorsci
the so-caicd Roosevelt policy" of excluding
from this country only tho class of Chinese
known as coolies. and said
7 am IN favor Of the purpose hut not the
form. Of tho Chinese exclusion act President
Roosevelt is right IN his policy Of opposition to
tho sIaveka lahor or coolies in this free COIN
try. II is an Insult 10 old. wise and proud
race suc-l as the Chinese to exclude their stu
dents and great mon from our shores.
am in sympathy with tho great object of the
Chinese exclusion aCt-to keep the Pacific Coast
FREQ from the numerical preponderancc ~ an
hsiatir population. If there eve- was a matter
OF public policy IN which IN" undesirable Cti-
m doctrine should be enforced to the limit IT.
Is the immigration question.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
CONFIDENCE In FRANCE
Sentimental Rather than Practical
Effect an Paris.

paris oct o4-The financial crisis in the United
states Is having a sentimental rather than a prac-
tical effect here. The papers devotng much
space 10 The Wall Street Crash and THE
slaughter Of American Millionaires' and operators
on the Bourse owing to its close connection with
exchanges throughout the world, closely watch
ing the situation resulting from the monetary strln-
gency. Naturally there is some apprehension hul
the French bankers point out that there is niue
actual speculation here in Americans, and that rs
American credit bills were practically rejected SIX
months ago they in position TO witness the
housecl Gaming in Wall Street" not with indiffer-
ence, but in q less impersonal way. Be
sides they consider that the American financial
conditions are sound at the base, and regard the
crisis as being tho inevitable elimination of an era
of intense commercial activity and overspeculation
helped along by the revelations OF improper meth-
ods finance and the position assumed py 'ne au-
thoritIcs at Washington. Some of the FreHch b2h,-
ers think President Roosevelt has gone too far and
that the whole fabric OF American credit has been
endangered hut tho majority view ''even the heroic
elimination of questionable elements and methouS
as being ultimately to the advantage oil ''e o"l''u
States both at home and abroad
Although The French holders are somewhat nel-
vous they are not unloading American secu'l"e
Two Of the largest American houses herc' "i'c"
we're prepared to see alarmed shareholders scl'
report that not siEglo share bought lo' i''9'
ment has been sold
After weak opening on the Bourse to-day
nrices became stronger upon the more satisfactory
advices from New York regarding the financial
situation there.
The journal des Debats.' after reviewing the
financial revelation in America beginning With the
insurance scandals. says:
president Roosevelt is being overwhelmed with
imprecatiors, but it IS unjL-t 70 make him scape
goat. His campaign, perhaps, was i'll timed. but
others are the real Culprits it IS fortunate for
Europe that financial morality differs from
that of the United States"
Berlin, oct. c4-Prccs tho Boerso to-day
opened frmer Although the reports from New
York were conflicting, there was feeling Of con
fdence here regarding tho outcome OF the troubled
situati Americans fractonally higher and
prices continued steady.