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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
ENRAGED CHINESE
MOB ATTACKS SHIP
White Crew In Battle at Night Saved
from Slaughter by Arrival Of
Troops--FIve May
Die
~ AasncIated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Oct. A.-A
Santa Cruz, Mexico, dispatch says: Be-
cause 200 of their countrymen were de-
tanned on board by the sanitary inspec-
tors of this port 400 Chinese who had
Just landed made a murderous assault
last night on the English ship Wool
wich and her crew. Many men were
seriously injured and five may die.
The Chinese would have swept all
before them but for the timely aid
brought by a large force OF federal
troops and gendarnies1
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
HONOR MISS HELEN
GOULD AS OFFICER
Fort Leavenworthi Troops Pay compIi-
men. to Observation-Disclosures
Woman Is Affected by Dis
play of Esteem

BY Associated Press.
FORT LEAvENWORTH, Kas., Oct.
24.--Miss Helen Gould was accorded the
honors of a general officer of the Ameri-
can army by the officers and enlisted men
at Fort Leavenworth in the review of
the troops today She showed plainly
that she felt the high compliment con-
veyed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
EASTERN
EOREIGN

italian towns destroyed by earth
Quake. Victims will number 500 Im-
mense district devastated.
Testimony in German libel suit con-
cerning kaiser's round table declared
indecent--may summon emperor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
COAST


Ruef still remains enigma in trial OF
TREY Ford--Gallagher and Furey on
stand.
Lumber schooner Novelty bound from
San Pedro to Coos bay. goes on rocks
near Umpqua
United States weather bureau OBJ
server saves British ship from wreck
by prompt warning.
Woman is hurled from San Francisco
car during riot in which patrolman is
beaten. Police impress auto in pursuit
EASTERN
Capitalists cooperate and with loans
of $10O,O 900 relieve Wall street
stress-worst is over.
Illinois Mississippi $7,5oo,0o0 canal is
opened Waterway twenty-five years
under construction.
American balloonists will try next
year to gain prize lost in recent contest
Four hundred Chinese, angered at
countrymens detention, attack ship and
battle with crew In dark.
Stay of big fleet in Pacific will be but
ninety days, according to presidents
plans,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
LOCAL

New Shriners temple opened with
magnificent ball.
Train held UP five miles east of Los
Angeles. }
Bishop Hamilton is guest at recep-
tion.
evidence shows George S. Best had
three wives.
Unpaid hospital bills cause suit
Big cleanup of Los Angeles will be-
gin today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
So, 100000 CANAL
OPENED IN ILLINOIS
Waterway Emptyins Into Mississippi
Filled by Man Who Labored
on 1t a Quarter Of
Century
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
STERLING, ILL.,. Oct N.-This after
noon Hon. J. t Henderson touched a
gate which thereupon raised permitting
the water to flow through the Illinois,
Mississippi canal.
This marked the completion of the
work on the $75OOOO0 government under
taking, which was started by Mr.. Hen
derson twenty-five years ago
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-25
LusITANiA CAPTURES THE
RECORD ON EASTWARD RUN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
QUEENSTO WIN, Oct 24.-The Lusitania
arrived here at $3.50 this evening, break
ing the eastward record OF days. 4
hours and 10 minutes held by herself.
Her passage this time was days, Y
hours. As minutes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-03-21
United c. PERKINS of California

2 HE science of only upon foundation q
ALL OTHER SCIENCES. No nation in all history has
manifested greater capacity for perfect unity of
purpose than the japanese. No nation has manifested
greater aptitude seize upon AND APPROPRIATE
all that the have disclosed the other
and in government
The japanese race wherever distributed numerically
strong any foreign country will CONSOLIDATED
UNIT support the aspirations of the japanese
distant their residence from the throne of the mkado will still
tute an element of strength in the unity of the empire
NATURALIZATION IN ANY COUNTRY IN WHICH THEY MI
CRATE WILL NOT ELIMINATE THIS RACIAL INSTINCT.
Conflicts between nations the result of antagonists which lie
the very foundation of their purposes their ASPIRATIONS their
growth AND EXPANSION The presence of Russia prime
factor the of the Pacific na to the asp
lions of the japanese empire the line The occupation
Manchura and the fertilization of Port Arthur the MED
ATE EXCUSES but not the real of the The real
the the inherent antagons interest and purpose which
could find NO OTHER SOLUTION than the arbtrament of the
sword.
acquired territory the Pacific ocean, We have laid the
foundation for commercial prmac that great We have
position the doors the by the possession the Philip
pines and base of naval operations the middle of the by the
incorporation of the Sandwich Islands We have shore line under
the jurisdiction of the American flag which, following its ndenatons
the Pacific territory
Alaska Uses $4,000 miles The countries under the jurisdiction
of flag lying behind this line possess equal the UT
NATE SUPPORT OF EMPIRES of wealth and population. We
have laid the foundation for commercial supremacy the Pacific
coast and point in the future of national destiny the
pathway of national the part of Japan and the United
States will point of INEVITABLE CONFLICT
1t Is useless speculate what the this
conflict be The small cloud of which hanging the
horizon Of the nations appears relate the dissatisfaction Of
Japan with the domestic policy Of the of California relating
its educational interests The administration the educational affairs
Of California has been fortunate meeting with the approval Of
the empire of Japan this educational policy the
disturbing the amicabe relations between the nations
THE FUNDAMENTAL CAUSE LIES FOUNDATION
NATIONAL CHARACTER
TRoVERsY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-03-21
Women Favor MOnOgamy


IL o For
DO not believe that regard their wives CHATTELS
Professor William Thomas Of Chicago university in his
II book Sex and Society,"" would have believe. Men
who successful in business the who consult their
wives and mothers They that brains do
consider the intellectual woman, the who has acquired
BOOK LEARNING The intellectual of today is the
who studied problems life
equipped herself with a FUNDAMENTAL EDUCATION that
gives her a broad view.
As the disadvantages of monogamy which the professor
pleased point out be that what he calls ROMANCE
off, but do think that today lose their self
far seek other simply they yearn
Where such found will be discovered that they
of the LOWEST MORAL TYPE
THEY ARE THE MEN TO WHOM NOTHING APPEALS
GLITTER AND TNsEL, AND OUR REAL SOCIAL LIFE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-03-21
A Bonded Zone For Export.

BY LESLIE NJ SHAW
~ UPPOSE instead of bonded factory bond we'll defined
section of land containing You please several thousand
~ Within this bonded territory all kinds of factories
could be built and into this all kinds of material
could be entered WITHOUT THE PAYMENT OF DUTY This
port should of course dwellings would allow free coal
and every other element of manufacture EXCEPTING LABOR
be entered free.
In other words this free port should be great of Amer
labor the product of which, under the encouraging cond
ons should be for export AND FOR EXPORT ONLY If
removed from the port for the purpose of DOMESTIC consumption
should pay the duty imported from abroad do
wherein the American people could be harmed by such policy and it
would result furnishing employment those who choose live be
meath flag products and work AT THE AMERI
CAN SCALE OF WAGES
All New England would be benefited by such port somewhere
the north Atlantic similar port should be established the
vicinity of Norfolk and another the gulf.
1t will take time develop the thought but in absolute har
with the bonded warehouse bonded factory and draw
back policy and have the example the free ports Germany
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01
Friends of Walter Shumway,

Friends of Walter Shumway,
formerly of Fitzgerald, will be in
terested to learn that l.e is now a
benedict and father of i little girl.
His home is in Okllhoml. II S
parents reside at Valley Springs
Texas.
A pleasant surprise was tenderp
LOrin Dickerson, runner for the
First National Bank, on his six
tenth birthday, at the residence of
j. ID. Osborne, last evening.
Miss Lizzie Kate Oxford who
has been visiting her sister, Miss
Anna Oxford at Forsyth returned
home yesterday accompanied by
Miss Anna who gradu ated at the
Bessie Tiff College.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01
Pistol Toting.

Next to the habit of drinking
liquor and gambling: in evil con-
sequences, comes the habit Of pts
tol toting, if this does not rank
in the scale of evil ahead of either
of those mentioned. The pistol
toting habit goes most generally
with that of drinking and the two
make a deadly combination. If al
man wants to find out just how
much pistol toting is in practice,
he has only serve on any term OF
the grand jury. There some OF
the offenders are arraigned, but
only a few, and many who carry
concealed pistols do so without 1T
being found out. Put flask OF
whisky and a pistol in a mans
pocket and he is ready for ugly
work. The practice is one which
should be stopped, and to do this
the most extreme laws are needed,
together with their rigid enforce
ment. Most judges are severe on
the pistol toter, and it is well they
should be, for there is danger and
much of it around the movement
of a man with shooting iron on
his person. The Athens Banner,
discussing the matter of pistol
toting, says:
The carrying of pistols con-
cealed is one of the greatest crimes
iu the catalogue. The ready PTS
tol is at all times an element OF
danger, and hundreds Of lives IN
every state are annually snutfed
out, simply because men have PTS
tolls in their pockets and use them
on the slightest provocation. In
most instances the provOcation is
such as under no circumstances
would justify the use of the dead
ly weapon.
The laws have failed to cope
with the situation. In spite OF
the statutes against concealed
weapons, their use is growing
every day. 1t is lamentable fact
that in cities and towns the ma
jority of the male population car
ry these weapons. This may be
thought by many to be a wild
statement, but it is true, neverthe-
less in the opinion of those who
have studied the situation.
The young negroes as rule car
Try concealed weapons. This is
demonstrated by their arrests, and
in most instances when they are
searched by the arresting officer 1t
is found that they have pistols
concealed on their persons. Ihere
are also a large number OF the
younger white men W h o carry
these wespons.
The people of Alabama re
stirred up on this subject very
much. The use of pistols in that
state has become so frequent as tC
call for the most intelligent and
carefuT study of the question as tc
how this practice may best DC
stopped.
The Birmingham Age-Herald is
advocating making this crime
felony, punishable only by impri
sonment in h e penitentiary
That would be quite a drastl
rennedv hn ann aieh
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01

Mr.. P. G. Busbee took the train
Wednesday, for Broxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Partridge ex-
pect to start for Missouri a n q
Kansas next week, where they
will spend the summer months.
The Emma Tuckrs Band, junior,
was invited to Goodmans drug
store Wednesday and was treated to
ice cream by Mrs Prentiss; lady
manager of the Band.
D. A. Burke a confederate vet
ran of Broxton stopped over an6
chatted with his friends, on hi
wav to Richmond Va, where n
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01

Mr.. D. G. Luke is visiting in
Quitman.
Mrs. Whitley, of Guisi, was a
Fitzgerald visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Pope and daughter
Jennie, of Pope, were shopping in
this city on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. V. Vaughn and her son
julius, who have been visiting W.
ii. Carroll father Of Mrs. Vaughn,
burned to Moultrie Tuesday
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01

Mr.. A. Smith returned to Chipley
yesterday.
The Patriotic Sons OF America
attended Andersonville, Memorial
Service, in a body.
Mr.. Homer Tisdel, the gentle.
manly clerk at the Aldine, took
a business trip to Douglas yester
day.
On account of so many new n
mess hOnses now in process Of
ton pedestrians are obliged
to the streets on every So
Will Nelson, brof
FrankJustice, Z
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-01

who take vacations in Sanitariums,
on featherweight rations, but the
healthy vigorous manhood and
womanhood that constitute the
useful majority. The first roasted
packaged.cofee: sales Of Arbuck-
les ARIOSA Coffee for 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
ARBOR DAY
PROCLAMATION PRESIDENT TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
OF THE UNITED STATES

TO the School Children of
Arbor (which observed
State Unionand mainly the schools At various
December chiefly this month April
give day part of day special exercises and perhaps
actual recognition Importance OF
nation and what they yield in adornmen comfort and useful
products the communities In which live
well that should celebrate Arbor hOughfuy
within will
We older what though
with hardship; manhood
houghessly destroyed will
We wasted.
For the nation the end the boy girl the
the
opportunity If NEGLECT to yourselves
The responsibilities which will fall
not learn the things which will need to know when your school
will
its lives without
whose
a
without which
themselves them
A a full
factory the
When help
acting the part of good citizens The value of forestry deserves
therefore, schools which
Arbor Day help realize what benefits
benefits continue they will a good end
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
10,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
PLANS APPROVED
FOR HA0 BREAkWAIER
Work Will Commence
Early Next
Year

In the mail brought by the Buford
vas the approval of the plans sub.
mitted by Captain Orwell for the Hilo
breakwater. With very few excep.
lions the plans were approved as
sent.
BY the next mail going to the Coast
Captain Otweh will forward the spec
iiications and the desired changes in
the plans as asked for by the Depart.
men. Accordingly, II mails are
prompt, bids will be called for and
actual work on the breakwater will
he under way for certainty by the
first week OF March
Under the new plans the break.
water will start nearly a mile beyond
Reeds Bay and will extend in a north.
westerly direction from that point for
about 1900 feet, when II changes di,
rection and turns to the west, ending
at a point about $500 feet from the
turn.
The bay will be much larger, under
the present plans than under those
unlimited by Captain Slattery, and
this fact alone called for the selec.
non of Captain Otwell's plans by
those who had examined both sets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
D0OLEY ON FINANCE
will appear with other good things
T0M0RR0W'S BULLETIN
PLENTY OF GOLD
IN SAN FRANCISCO

Oakland. Cal, Nov. William G..
Ralston, assistant treasurer at the
San Francisco subtreasury, said to-
day:
II sent a dispatch to the authori-
ties at Washington today asking whe-
Their government bonds should he
converted into cash on demand at
this time. So far have received no
reply. There are ample government
funds in San Francisco at present IL
they could be utilized to relieve the
situation. The mint contains $2i7,
100000 in gold coin and there is
nearly S9,00O,OOO in the subtreas-
ury. | was ordered today to cash
checks on any United States sub
treasury, no matter where situated,
This Is an innovation and no eXpla-
nation has been given to me why 1t
was introduced. So far but one man
has awaited himself of the ruling"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
NAVAL MARINES
WILL SHORTLY
OCCUPY TENTS

In short time the marines, now
AZ the Naval Station, will be dom
itilcd In tents located on the Gllo!
ground just beyond the Immigration
station.
Floors for the tents Iavc alICCGY
been constructed and ar1 ready to DC
liaced.
The Department of Public Works
received application yesterday fJr
aormits to make sewer and water
connections for the tent city.
The space occupied by the MAJ ines
at present in the coal sheds will be
needed shortly for the storage of
coal for the Navy, the first consign-
lnent of which has already arrived in
the Strathgarry
Barracks Of Il permanent nature are
lot built for the reason that with the
improvements ut Pearl HarbOr the
Naval Station will move there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15

and 500 carloads of merchandise and
manufactured goods, largely for ex-
ort, against which drafts for gold
could be drawn the moment the ton
mage is loaded on vessels that are
waiting at Atlantic ports for cargoes
The magnitude of this accumulation
is shown by the inability of the rail-
roads to move it to the seaboard.
The Seaboard National Bank an
rounced today that it had procured
S350,000 in gold from Europe. Held
olbach, Ickelheimer & Co. have en-
gagged s1,OOO,OOO in gold and Lazard
Frcres an additional S1,15O,OOO. The
National Bank of Commerce today en-
gagged 100000 gold for import,
bringing the total engagements for
the movement up to s32,75O,OOO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
Personal Fortunes Used
To Aid Trust Companies

NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. i.-By
its buoyancy today the stock market
| effected the ultimate decision of
large bankers to support the Trust
Company of America and the Lincoln
trust Company, which have been sub
iccted to severe runs during the last
two weeks. This morning an agree
!Ient was reached, largely through
the influence of J. Pierpont Morgan,
y which the trust companies will
cooperate for their mutual protection
md the directors will lend their per-
onal fortunes to meet immediate ne
cessities. The assets of the two COM
Danies were carefully gone over by
experts Saturday and Sunday and
roth of them were found to have a
considerable surplus after paying all
claims and providing for the capital
took.
Gold engagements since the begin
Cing of the present movement now
amount to $32,000,00O, which will
more than bridge the loss in surplus
reserve last week.
Foreign exchange In New York
/ ose today considerably above the
point at which gold could be profit
bly, imported. That IL is still COM
rig this way indicates the determine
{ ion of New York bankers to streng-
;hen their position even at a loss.
cotton bills are not yet fully avail
able, because shipments are slow and
the bills themselves are subjected to
considerable scrutiny before they are
;aken. The fact that the New York
market bid a sufficient premium for
gold to absorb C 100000 from the
open market and to withdraw an ad-
ditional G43S,000 from the Bank of
England indicated that the increase
ia the discount rate of the Bank OF
england from 3 u to 6 per cent. was
not sufficient to check the gold move
ment.
London talk Is that the rate would
ne advanced to per cent. at the reg
Liar meeting of the board of govern
ors on Thursday. This will be the
highest for years, but with $4,000
900 in gold already on the way to
New York or engaged for shipment,
,ven a higher rate at the Bank of
England probably would not injure
American commercial interests.
Reports from Washington indicate
that the national institutions through
he country are sound and the efforts
of the Comptroller of the Currency to
get notes into circulation are meeting
with considerable success. Some of
the amounts applied for are small,
hut they are scattered all over the
country, and II Is believed will aid
materially to relieve local pressure.
rhe price of United States bonds was
Ermer today than for some time,
From Boston came the gratifying
Eews that the legal reserve of the
clearing house banks had lost only
S1,751,571, and stood considerably
above the legal requirement of 25 per
cent. The fact that tomorrow, cleo
ton day, is legal holiday in New
York, will afford time for perfectine
further plans for mutual support
we'll under way today.
1t was stated today that the eleya'
tors, boats and warehouses at Buff
ralo have 100000 bushels of grain
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
MEETING
OF ENGINEERS

Some thirty members attended the
meeting of the Hawaiian Engineering
Association held last evening. J. T..
Taylor, who represented the local or.
Sanization at the Fifteenth National
irrigation Congress gave an interest
ing report of the proceedings Of that
body. at the same time reading n
lumber of instructive address that
were made.
The following committee was ap.
pointed to gather and compile all
available data in regard to the undc.
yeloped sources OF water supply and
the land to which II might he applied:
James T. Taylor. chairman; w. T.
Wall, l.. T. Pinkham, w. Il, Roweil
lnd Guy Gerc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15

Francis j. Heney has received
letter from Roosevelt in which the
President expresses his qualification
at the result of the recent election in
San Francisco, and congratulates
Heney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15

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II the Bulletin office.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-24
MUST new ro LAW.

The people have heard about
enough OF an assault upon wealth, /"
assaults upon corporations, ICON.
fscatIon,h and much more Of like
nonsense. The question Is not the
abolition OF the corporations or the
con tseation OF their property, but
whether the corporation shall he run
as u blind pool, with the control con.
centfated In one man, or at most In
a favored few, who do what they
please with the property aud fleece,
II they can, the public to their
heart : content, giving account to no
man and responsible To no law for
any OF their doings.
Many OF the big corporations In
this country are OF the blind pool
Kind, Everything Is done In secret,
The stockholders are as ignorant OF
their transactions as the public at
large TIE STANDARD OH company
and many Others make no report OF
their doings 10 their stockholders or
20 anyone else They are secret So
eie,ies dangerous To the puhlie well
fare. They can make use OF euor-
nous corruption funds 10 municipal.
state and national lawmaking bodies.
They are danger 10 the public wei.
fare they are restriction 10 trade,
and good government can never be
achieved until they are forced e
Obey the law.
There Is no assault upon the exits,
cnce OF corporations made anywhere
ia The whole country. The assault is
made upon the crimes committed by
cor pomtions. No man expects "a
abolish corporations any more than
be expects to abolish railroads OF
banks. They are a part OF the mod
ern process for the production OF
wealth. they have been given prlvl
leges by the ppeople, and the poopl,
are going Ia hold them accountable
That Is ia the air. No false CT,
raised bS hired corporation writers 1,
going TO stop tie movement. Tn,
people Intend that the laws shau b,
obeyed and that corporations create
by law shall be subject to IL.