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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23

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If you want to keep up steam.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
Now Open

J. LOPP & CO.. the Furniture Peo-
pie, have completed the moving of
the sample portions of their stock to
the Levers & Cooke building on King
Street. In their new location they
have three floors and basement devo.
ted to furniture making and selling
The firm extends a cordial invita-
tion to their many old customers and
friends to inspect their new quarters
The NEW STORE is now open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
ANOTHER DREADNOUGHT
SIX NOW FOR ENGLAND
Ordered After Hague Rejected Limitation of Arma-
 ments.

Portsmouth, England, Sept. 19.-The plans of the Admiralty for new and larger vessel of the Dreadnought class have been received at the construction department here, accompanied by or ders to commence building the warship immediately.
 The displacement of the new vessel will be 19,3OO tons--S0O tons greater than the Belesophon and Temeraire, which were launched July 27 and Aug, "A, respectively. The ship will be launched before the one to be built at Davenport, orders for the construction of which were announced on Sept. 16. The Davenport ship will have the same displacement of 10,8OO tons-not 2OOOO tons, as at first reported
 Both ships will carry eight 1S.5-inch guns. Orders for the construction of two greater Dreadnought's immediate ly after the action of the second Peace Conference at The Hague in rejecting the resolution for limitation of arma- ment indicates England's intention to resume with renewed vigor the ship building programme temporarily stayed to await the results of the conference. Great Britain will now have six Dread thoughts built or building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
DRUGGIST DISAPPEARS.
New Britain Mans Place Attached for
 Rent,

New Britain, Sept 19.- Druggist Edward Doran has disappeared. At tachments for rent and labor were to have been placed on the store to-day by an attorney who has claims. Doran's business affairs are said to be consid- erably involved. Deputy Sheriff M. D. Stockwell placed an attachment on the store last evening in a suit brought by Thomas Ward & Son of New York to recover on two notes of $50. Pat rick Kennedy, through Attorney Wil- liam F. Delaney, levied an attachment for $200, A keeper was placed in the store.
 Doran, it is reported, was to be mar rled this fall A few weeks ago the pharmacy commission notified Doran to appear before the board and show cause why his license should not be taken away from him. Other local druggists received the same notice. iThe druggists were In court last spring on the charge of selling liquor without prescriptions, The state police ob- tained the evidence in the cases.
 Doran came from Hartford few years ago and opened drug store al the corner of North Main and Beaver streets. He equipped the store with good fixtures and worked up a good trade.
 The deputy sheriff said that he would likely close the store, as there was not sufficient business now to pay two keepers, and the stock of drugs had run low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
ROCKEFELLER ON TRIP.
William Not Wanted in Standard
 Investigation.

New York, Sept. 19.-William RooI efeller, brother of John D., and fatl CT of William G. Rockefeller. M chartered a special car to take bi and some friends on tour, the exa route and destination being unknov to the public
 The Standard Oil man was expect to be one of the witnesses at the go ernmental investigation now going in the Federal building, but Frank Kellogg, counsel for the governmel said that MT. Rockefeller had not be subpoenaed, because his evidence " not wanted. Nevertheless, the goi away of. MT. Rockefeller at this tin and with some mystery surrounding created comment.
 MT. Kellogg said that James stilln president of the National City bar and large holder of Standard stock, had not been subDoenaed | cause his evidence, too, would not regarded as important
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
MRS.LONCW0RTH SEARCHES.
FRIEND LOST IN CANYON
Presidents Daughter Searches All Night for Her
 Hostess.

St. Louis, Sept Photographic in- formation from Flagstaff, to-day is to the effect that Mrs. Nicholas Long, worth, daughter of President Roose- welt, is taking an active part in the search for her hostess, prominent St. Louis society woman and wife of for mer member of congress, who has been lost in the Grand Canyon since yester- day.
 A dinner party had been arranged for last evening in honor of Mrs. Long worth, but as soon as it became known certain that her hostess had been lost the former announced that she could not think of any social affair until her friend had been found, and she at once joined the searching party which was made up of the husband of the missing woman, patrons of the hotel, Indians, scouts, and others
 All last night the party searched the recesses of the ravine, burning torches and shouting, and Mrs. Longworth, un- dauntedly kept up with the party till dawn, when she returned to her hotel to get some rest. She said that as soon as she had become rested, she would resume the search.
 Not a trace was found of the missing woman, and grave fears are entertain ed.
 The unfortunate woman was out with a party of friends on jaunt, and be- came separated from them. They look ed for some time and being unable to find her, returned to the hotel and gave the alarm.
 The spot where she disappeared is a very dangerous one, and several per sons have been lost there. Two months ago a Harvard professor was lost there and found after a vigorous search oi three days. When discovered by the searchers he was raving mad.
 The power plant whistle was sounded and a searching party of white mer and several Navajo Indians found hel in the Long Jim Canyon about o'clocl in the evening somewhat fatigued anj badly frightened. The incident caused considerable excitement. The Long worths left later for the east.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
MARRIED AFTER 40 YEARS.
Retired Clergyman and Elderly Spin
 ster United.

Bridgeport, Sept 19. - After friendship of nearly forty years, ripen- ing into love as both neared the end of the span of life allotted to man. the Rev. Nathan T. Merwin, a retired Congregational clergyman, and Miss Mary Frances Nichols, one of the principal figures in the famous Marcus Nichols tragedy in Daniels farms, Trumbull, quietly stole out of Connec- ticut into New Hampshire, and were married yesterday in Hinsdale, N H., by the Rev William F. White, former ly of Trumbull
 The bride is reputed to be the wealthiest spinster in Trumbull. The groom is Q widower, with grandchil- dren living in Poquonnock, Conn. For a quarter of century he was the pastor of the Trumbull Congregational ] church leaving there fifteen years ago with wife and two daughters to enter upon a new pastorate at Poquonnock, a little town in the northern part of 1 the state. News of the nuptials of the elderly couple spread rapidly about the little town to-day, creating no end of discussion and "reminiscences.
 After the honeymoon in northern New England the couple will return to Connecticut, to take up their resi- dence at MT. Merwin's cosy home in Milford. They will still retain the Nichols homestead, where they con template spending a few weeks every year for Aud Lang Syne.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
FIVE YEARS FOR GREENE.
American Who Robbed Tiffany sen-
 fenced in London,

London. Sept 19.-Arthur P. Greene and Charles Rorer, two Americans .ex- tradited from New York, charged with robbing Tiffany's London store and Bond street jewellers Of gems valued at between $25,0oO and $SO,OoO, have been tried at Old Bailey, the case ending to- day, Rorer was discharged, but Greene was sentenced to five years penal ser vitude and recommended for deporta- tion at the expiration of his sentence,
 Greene and Rorer were arrested by the New York police on the Hamburg American Liner Amerika upon it's ar rival there, March IT. The jewelry, which had been, stolen on Feb 26, was found concealed in their cabin. Scot land Yard detectives had trailed the men from London to Southampton, but arrived after the steamer had sailed, and thereupon cabled to Commissioner Bingham of the New York police force requesting him to make the arrests.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
MADAME CALVE HERE AGAIN
WILL SING FORTY NIGHTS
Cut Up Sixteen Hats for Steer age Children on the
 Voyage.

New York, Sept. 19.-Clothed in a gown of epotless white and with the breast of7a peacock in her hat form ing the only relief in her immaculate ensemble, Mime. Emma Calve, the pri- ma donna, stepped, or rather bounded, from the Cunard liner Pannonia to- day, expressing her admiration for all things American and declaring her joy with many superlatives in being once more in America.
 The singer said she had learned so many English words since she was here last year that could now speak for herself, and would not have to rely entirely on the assistance of her old friend, Mime. Fife Baskerville, who met her at the pier to do her inter- preting for her.
 The prima donna announced that she had come to America to sing for forty nights at $2,Oo0 night Her American tour will start at Bangor, Me-, on Oct 5, and will take in most of the larger cities in the United States, and will extend as far south as Mexico City, and Costa Rica, where she will help dedicate new $5,OOO,OOO opera house. It will be late in March before she will sing in New York under the direction of oscar Hammerstein at the Manhat- tan opera house. At Mexico City, she said, she would be the guest of Presj- dent Diaz. T bring nothing new" she said. q will sing my old songs"
 Mime. Calve said she was so fond of America that she had arranged to pur- chase plantation of 1000 acres near Los Angeles, which she would set out to vineyards and she added that if the Spanish government would permit it. she would bring over 400 peasants tC work
 On the way over she sang many times for the passengd's, and ther made scores of dolls for the childrel of her fellow voyagers.
 And, the foolish woman" put il Mme. Baskerville; what do you sup pose she did? Why, she cut up six
 teen of her best hats and made then over for smaller hats for the childrei
 in the steerage"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
FALLS 200 FEET TO DEATH.
Parachute Breaks at Miami County
 Fair Grounds.

Troy, Ohio, Sept. 19.-Edward Rich ards of Dayton, an aeronaut, dropped 2,OOO feet to death yesterday at the Miami county fair grounds.
 When the ascension was made at 4 o'clock the balloon sailed toward the north. When Richards cut the para chute loose it filled, but only fell a few feet when it struck heavy wind and was tossed about until several of the ropes broke.
 Richards then shot to the ground like an arrow, struck in a tree about half a mile from the fair grounds, and was instantly killed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.
NIilI1man With Case in Family Ordered
 Not to Sell.

Providence, R. l., Sept, 19-Four new cases of diptheria were reported last evening in the village of Appo- naug, making a total for the last five days of twelve new cases and the total number of cases to date is twenty seven
 Health Officer Mack has been con- ducting a rigid Investigation In an at tempt to check the spreading of the epidemic.
 Charles w. Godfrey, a milkman, has been ordered to stop selling milk, ais a member of his family Is afflicted with the disease. With two exceptions all of the cases are on the route sup piled by Godfrey, and a test of the milk was made yesterday which failed to reveal anything upon which to base a theory.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
UNIvERSALIsTs ELECT.
Rev. Mir. Dlckerman Chosen State Sec
 retary.

Hartford, Sept, 19.-At the eonven- tion of the Connecticut Universalist association to-day resolutions were adopted providing for the merging of the Unitarian and Universalist churches in New London. The resolu- ton provoked some discussion over the wording, and substitute was drawn. The association voted to meet next year in Danbury These officers were elected: President, Rev. Charles c. Lincoln, Hartford; vice president, Rev. r. A. Dillingham;, Bridgeport; secretary, Rev. W. F. Dickerman, New Haven; treasurer, Rev, N. M. Whitte- more, Meriden; trustee, E. C. Pinney, Stafford; delegates to the national con- vention, Rev A. J, Cordell of Danbury and Rev. T. A. Fisher, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
TO LOCATE JOSEPH MANSFIELD
Holyoke Woman Wants City Clerk to
 Search.

City Clerk Edward A. Street yester- day received a letter from Lena F. Piper of Holyoke, Mass, asking him to locate if possible or get some ;nforma- ton of Joseph Mansfield, formerly of this city and who was expected to come back here from Cuba in the spring just passed. The letter states that MT, Mansfield was an Odd Fellow and it is feared that he may be dead. Mr. Street has started an investigation of the Odd Fellows lodges through the grand secretary in an effort to learn something of the man.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
WOODRUFF IS IN HOSPITAL.

Harry F. Woodruff of 252 Lawrence street, who was seriously injured by a fall from a trolley car several weeks ago. has been removed to the New Haven hospital for care He has been attended by Dr. J. E. Lane. The first night at the hospital he rested well and 1t was stated there that he prob ably would improve rapidly,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
COME TO AMERICA.
Great Exodus of Marriageable Women
 from England.

Liverpool, Sept 19.-The remark able exodus of marriageable young women from this country to America and Canada is emphasized by the de- parture to-day of 1000 unmarried women accommodated on the steam ship Baltic alone.
 Several hundred more were among the total of 5000 passengers carried on the three steamships which sailed to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
woRKHoUsE FOR MRS. NATION.
Would Not Pay Fine of $25 in Wash-
 ington Court.

Washington, Sept. 19-In the police court to-day Mrs. Carrie Nation re- fused to promise not to talk to crowds on the street in the future, and was sent to the worlhouse for seventy-f1ve days in default of the payment of a fine of $25.
 She was arrested yesterday for dis orderly conduct. She was addressing crowd in front of the postoffice de- partment on the evil effects of cigar cite smoking, and when she refused to stop was arrested.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
TO LECTURE IN PARIS.
Harvard Professor to be James H.
 Hyde Lecturer.

Boston, Sept. 19.-Prof. George P. Baker of the department of English at Harvard university has been appointed lecturer at the University of Paris and other French universities for the year 1907-oS The lectureship is maintain ed by James Hagen Hyde and has been in force three years. The first semes- ter Professor Baker will lecture at the University of Paris and the second se- mester at the Provincial universities, his subject being "The Development of English Tragedy and Comedy Between 1500 and 1S00."'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
DIR. EDWARDS TO BowDo1N.
Yale Man to Become Professor of so-
 cioIogy.

Brunswick, Me, Sept. 19-An- |nouncment was made to-day of the resignation of Roswell C. McCrea. Ph. D., who since 1903 has held the Dan iel B. Fayerweather professorship of political economy and sociology in Bowdoin college, He will take charge of the work in social research in the New York School of Philanthropy, which is connected with the Columbia university.
 Alba M. Edwards, Ph. D., of Yale, has been appointed acting professor of political economy and sociology at Bowdoin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
LADIES CAN wEAR sHnps

One size smaller after using Allen Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken in the shoes. It makes tight or new sho feel easy; gives instant relief to cor and bunions. It's the greatest comic Ease is d certain cure for tired. swea ing, hot, aching feet At all druggis and shoe stores, 25c Don't accept al substitute. For FREE trial packag also Free Sample of the FOOT -EAS Sanitary CORN-PAD, a new inventio address Allen s. Olmsted. Le Roy, N.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
TEACHERS ART CLUE LECTURE

The first of the seasons lectures un-
 der the auspices of the Teachers Art club of this city will be given on We'd nesday afternoon at 5:15 o'clock in the high school auditorioums Frank | A. Parsons of the New York School of Art, will lecture on the subject of What Art Means in Modern Educa- tion,"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
FOUR YEARS FOR sTABBING SWEETHEART.

Bridgeport, Sept 19.-Judge George w. Wheeler yesterday sentenced Will liam Anso, Hungarian, to not more than five or les than four years in prison for stabbing his sweetheart, Esther Covoes. Anso stabbed the girl sixteen times and then cut himself twice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
KING THROWN FROM HORSE

Dresden, Sept 1s,--King Frederick August of saxony was thrown from his charger in the course of the man. oeuvres near here to-day. He sus- tained a number of slight injuries, but was able. however, to remount and re- sume command of the troops.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20

Baggage is charged for on the rail-
 roads by the pound, some allowance for the one trunk, five times the
 amount for the second. It can be safely estimated that the second or third trunk will cost as much as
 passenger. Take luggage with you.
 Sleep with it and hold on to it for dear life.-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
TO GIVE oAvALER1A RUsTIoANA.

St. Johns Catholic choir is rehears- ing for. the opera of "Cavaleria Rusti- cana" which will soon be given and will be a rare musical treat as the tall ent is among the best in the city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20

If the Bnby Is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
FEAR TROUBLEAT BOISE


 that a plan is under foot among t},e Colorado miners to rescue Hay wood from iail in case he is con- yic,cd at the trial, and hundreds of deputies are being sworn in to pre- vent any raid on the jail. A num- Der of Pinkertons are guarding the office os the prosecutor. The de- f.nsc Is preparing to refu,e the statements made by Orchard in his confession.
 Canton, May 3-The explosion of .hc government powder maga- zine on the west side of the city caused GO deaths an. totally des- troy.d 20 buildings b-sides damas- in: a large number. The expl"- sion was caused by spark from A fire half a mile away.
 New York May 3-Four thous- and long>horemen went on strike this forenoon, and an att~n,p: t" replace ,he,u with non-union men resulted in riotin:. The police were called out and in the figh, which eneucd over fifty of the riot CTS had their hexds cracked.
 San Francisco, May 3-Sui.erior Judge llo.mer died .. his nome in this city las. night. Judge Dunn" has adjourned the hearin. in the Eucf case until Monday morning owin. ,o uo..nvr,s death.
 TAcnma, May3-Chester Ihomp- son will have an insanity hearing today. I'll. defense alleye. that ( has recovered from his insani'y and i. trying L" secure his relea''.
 Lincoln, May o-Dryan's Com moncr, in commenting OH s;a'e- men. mad. hy Hearst that third party should be io-mcd in the United States, says t'ia, Hearst mcAns we'll bu, that thc independ- encc league can hardly start a party which will carry any great vote.
 New York, May 3-The jury i'll the trial of Baroness Demasey :o- the murder of Manufacturer Simon has returned verdic, 0: guilty of murder in the first degree, but rec omm.ends that mercy be shown the woman.
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Cortez, Honduras, May 4-Nic-

Cortez, Honduras, May 4-Nic- aragua soldiers attacked an Amer ican negro named Davis last night and fractured his skull. The Gun boats Marietta and Paoucah had just reached port when the news of the outrage was made public, and ibe officer in command demanded that the assailants be surrendered 10 the American boats. They an- nounce that if Davis dies, the gull " ones will be strung up to the yard arm. The negro is in dan gerous condition and may die at any time.
 Baltimore. May 4-Kid Sullivan knocked out Young Corbett last night In the llth round oi a fierce mix. Young Corbett was formerly feathcrweight champion.
 Tacoma, May 1.-The board which was Investigating the sanity oi Chester Thompson returned decision last night that he is dang erousiv insane. He will he com mitted to the pcnitcntiarv His father made a hard fight to have Chester released from custody. claiming that he had entirely re- covered from his atlllction, but without avail.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09

San Francisco. May 4-Abe Ruef has sent in his resignation as d member of the Native Sons or sanization. The resignation was accepted.
 Norfork, May 4-The yacht be- longing 10 H. H. Rogers, on which Mark Twain is making pleasure trip is long overdue, and on ac- count of the fogs and storms now prcvailin: it is feared, she is lost. < tug has been despatched to search for the missing boat.
 Dawson, May 4-The Yukon river broke up early yesterday morning and went out with q rush. There were numerous ice jams. but they were not large enough {" flood the banks toanv great extent.
 Washington, May 4-Prcsident R"o,cvclt ss. that for him 10 ac- cc,: a thir! term nomination after what he ha, said about the matter would hc A national disgrace, He refuse. to consider "A third term under any consideration.
 I.o. Angles, May 4-Burns las withdrawn his offer To ii.h, Squircs on \ rvrccntacc basis. and O'Brien refuse. 10 sign with Mike ShrccE but will fight Squircs at Col,na on Nav "oih.
 Boise. May, 4-The prosecution will have - witnesses against liavwooi beside tho confession mai. hy Orchard. Gov. Good in. may b. put on the stand 10 testify belore the conclusion oi tn, ease