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The Washington herald., 1907-03-02


times, the day Of reckoning is coming on
apace for the standpauc-s, and the only
regTettabic feature Of il is that when the
reckoning is made it may go too far. IN
( famed P0pulism taught both old parties
a severe lesson only few years ago.
Have the Republican leaders so soon for
gotten all about that?
According to the Nashville American.
the Chumps are fine Old family iu
Kentucky" They are not confined 10
Kentucky, by any manner of means, how
ever.
That a mans sins viii ind him out is
an old saying. but not altogether true.
On the whole, they generally find him IN
Don't be "molIycoddle;" but ST you
can't help il. don't be a Panama Canal
engineer, too.
Senator Tillmau. Il is said. will make
something like $4,000 during the summer
ChautaUqua season from his lectures
Evidently the piJchfOrk is a pretty good
implement for stacking up the green
backs.
When AIr. John w. Gates remarked that
any one can make a million dollars, he
meant 10 add, of course. provided he can
tell which shel! the pea is under every
time"
That Tennessee minister who saws all
the women in hades wear peek-a-boo
shirt waists thereby admits. az least that
the Old Nick is gallant enough to allow
them some comforts.
Perhaps Mr. Clevelands close shave
from the horrors of bachelorhood has
made him more of an alarmist than the
actual state of affairs warrants.
The Newark Star is authority for the
statement that Jersey City has a res
taurant swarming with mosquitoes that
cannot be driven out Perhaps the Star
really means that no one dare attempt TO
drive them out.
South Dakota is thinking Of requiring
a years residence within the State as a
prerequisite for divorce. This is caicu-
lated to make wOuld-be divorced couples
pause and think.
Glad spring is on the way" MARBLES a
poetess. All right; here's the glad hand
for glad spring!
1t is now entirely correct TO address
Sarah Bernhard as professor" That
ought 20 be good for at least a couple
more farewell tours.
THE trouble with Mr.. Fish was that
he looked upon the Illinois Central as his
personal property" saws Mr. Hartman
Naturally II annoyed Mr. Hartman to
have Mr.. Fish looking at Mr.. Harriman's
property in any such manner.
Congressman Moon IS spoken of for the
Democratic leadership on the floor of the
House And, come to think of it. moons
ability, not 20 say proclivity, to change
every twenty-foUr hours suggests the
idea that this Moon may I'll the bin to
every Democratic members satisfaction.
Mark Twain's idea of white evening
clothes VIII also save time when bedtime
comes.
Even the admission of paltry $500. &C.,
600 as the extent of Mr.. Rockefeller's es-
tate is calculated to help the tax collec-
tors feelings considerably.
Instead Of putting new designs on the
coins. Mr.. Roosevelt could make n much
happier hit by putting a little glue on
them.
Those Chicago Democrats are most
"amoozin cusses." Their municipal ticket
reads 'Dunne-Little"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

The Washington Herald IS deliUerod by
ccrricT ia the District Of Columbia and at
Alexandria, Va, at s. cents per month,
daily and SUNDAY, or at = cents per
month lgithOut the Sundav issue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
GRAND JURY
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Continued rom Page y
weapon Goyu Uchi is also charged
with assault with a weapon. Both
these cases were considered today.
One OF the most important of the
matters considered was the charge
against Antoine Rodrigues of stealing
cattle. Rodrigues is said to be a men,
ber of a cattle stealing hui which has
been operating in Kalihi-uka and tc
have stolen about so head of cattle
and sold them to the slaughter houses.
Another member of the hui has
trrned States evidence and appeared
today to testify against Rodrigues.
Raymond Conception and Raymond
Lucien were both up charged with as.
sault with weapon. Murakami faces
the serious charge of procuring. He
is alleged to have taken a Japanese
woman just arrived from her native
country and put her In house OF
prostitution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
GOVERNMENT WILL
THROUGH WIRELESS,
WARN SHIPS A! SEA

The U. S. Government has inaugu-
ated new branch Of service In con-
nection with its wireless system, by
which ships, equipped with wireless
apparatus, approaching the coast Will
be notified of any dangers in the line
of floating wrecks or sunken obstruc-
tlons. The following explains the
new order of things:
BY direction of the Bureau of
Equipment the U. S. Naval Wireless
Telegraph Stations on the Atlantic
and Pacific seaboards are now fur
nished daily, or as often as there Is
occasion to do SO, by the Hydro
graphic Office with the latest infor-
nation relating to the presence of
dangerous distractions to navigation
to be transmitted to vessels at sea.
Wireless messages will be sent
broadcast three times at intervals Of
eight hours by those stations FUR
nished with them. The hours chosen
are 6 a. m, 2 p. m. and 10 p. M,
local standard time: The messages
will open with the word "obstruc-
tion," after which will follow words
giving the latitude and longitude Tor
the bearing, as the case may be),
the nature OF the obstruction (wheth-
Ell wreck on bottom. floating derelict
or iceberg). and finally the date when
the obstruction was last sighted.
These messages. together with such
other photographic information as
may be furnished for the purpose,
will be kept on file, and when re-
quest by wireless is made by vessels
at sea for such information the same
will be furnished them. Such mes
sages will take precedence over ord
mary business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
MOTION TO DISCHARGE
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(COnIlUucu IToVN raw "
ana they are not such within the
mcanng of the statute"
DO YOU demur to the charger
asked Brown.
"I certainly do" answered Davis.
"Mr. Breckons drew up the charge,
answered Brown.
"I can't help that" retorted Davis
'"fhe defendant should be dismissed.
This opens up a new phase OF the
case" said Brown. l did not know
that there was going to be demurrer
| move that the case be continued un'
III Monday in order that Breckons
may be here" I,
"The defendant is entitled to q
speedy trial." said Davis. 81 want the
case set for tomorrow"
There are other charges against
him." said Brown. so that 1t Will
not make any difference whether he Is
acquitted on this charge or not. He
will be held in custody anyhow"
This case has nothing to do witt
the other charges which there may be
against him." replied Davis. "It has
nothing TO do with the arson case
There are certainly enough officials
concerned In the prosecution, there are
the attorney generals, Mr.. Brown, Mr.
Breckons and no one knows how
many more of them. Between all ol
them they ought to be able to formu'
late something by tomorrow"
The court finally solved the ques
tion by setting the case for next Fri
day at $3.50 o'clock.
Davis says that he has been regu
larly retained by Hart and that he In
tends to fight the case in the polio
court He was asked II It was his In
tention to attempt to show that Har
had been only the tool in the mattei
and that he had been guided by others
but In, regard to this he would sa!
nothing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
4 " % q n n " % " E a u u o % F
q PASSENGERS DEPARTED x
4 n 81 a % H n E H ID H d u A n H y

Per Str. Iwalani, for Maui and Mo-
lokai ports. September 24.-F. l.
'yaldron. A. A. Hobson, Judge Hart
well, c. @. owen, A. Bruno and wife
NJ. s. Brown, Mrs. Foster, A. Inman
and wife, Geo. Sea and wife, Miss c
Crewes, w. G. Walker, Mrs. Lau Tai
Per Blk. Irmgard, for San Francisco
September 24.-Mr. and Mrs. e. Bell
md child. A. Sumter, H. M: Turney
and wife, C. S. Hall and wife, W. T
Patty, e. Fenelon, e. Dreier.
Per Str. w. @. Hall. Thompson. tor
Kauai ports. September "a, p. m
J. s. X. Cushingham. Mrs. II. d. Wish.
ard and children, Mrs. Won Holt and
daughter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
ssaHHa VI % u K u q u x % % "a
d PASSENGERS BOOKED %
a a n a 4 g n n u q n u n " q u V

Per Str. Mikehala, Gregory. Tor
Kauai ports, September 26, p, M
]. H. Bale, Theo. Walff, Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. Meugler, Ed. Desha, l.. Keawe'
paoole, Chong Yau, Fl. Jaeger and
wife, Maggie Anderson, e. w. Thwing'
f. w. Damon, Geo. G. Beckley.
Per. Str. Claudine, Bennett, for
Maui and Hawaii ports, September u,
3 D. nc. C. Campbell, Jno. Water
house, VIM. Tuckey, Judge Parson.
Mrs. Dotta, Miss Van Dierlin, Captain
Price, G.. III. Vicas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
OCEAN BED APPEARS rs
AFTER SEISMIC SHOCK.

Port Townsend, Sept. 24.-The
revenue cutter Thetis, which arrived
here on Monday with two hundred and
fifty-four fishermen, the survivors OF
the crew of the wrecked fishing bark
John Currier, from Bristol Bay. re-
ports that Mount Makushin, near the
coast of Unalaska, was in violent
eruption on September I, accompanied
by strong seismic disturbances. In
the neighborhood of the active volcano
TIE ocean had been upheayed III
places, forming dry land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

President Roosevelt and President
Diaz of Mexico have arranged for a
conference of the rulers of the Central
American republics, composed of Qua.
temala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicara-
Eua and Costa Rico, with view to
establishing permanent peace. This
has met with rupture through Pres
ident Cabrera of Guatemala backing
cut and refusing to join the peace con.
ference, lnstrueting that country's
minister to sign no papers to that ef-
feet. The conference is now at a
standstill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
n EsNa u q O. d q " u u d D %
d PASSENGERS ARRIVED R
4, 81 81 hi d. H 6l n n E q u " ~ 70

Per Str. Mikahala, Gregory, from
Kauai ports, September 25. a. MI
ID. Cooke, d. X. sheldon and wife, H.
smith. O. II. swezey. A. b. Lindsay.
FRS. M. Camara, @. @. Bradford. Miss
d. Miller, C. Hoy, Ching Kee. Hane-
berg, ]. F. Jansaon and family, D:>F.
McCorriston. A. Macintosh. ]. A.
Balch, Mrs. M. @. Frias, Miss M, Ia
keyr and 73 deck.
Per Str. Kauai, Sack. from Hawaii
PORTS, September rs. a. NV a;
Wall, and two deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
Gable NEWS
Additional Cable News on Page I.
LITTLE REPUBLICS
AGAIN TO WAR.

Berlin, Sept. 2i.-President Cabrera
OF Guatemala has been notified that
Davila has announced his intention OF
supporting President Bonlllas for re-
election as president OF Honduras.
As result of this and in spite of
the peace conference which has been
arranged to meet shortly in Washing
ton among the delegates OF the Central
American republics, war between Qua
temala and Honduras Is very probable
ut once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
JAPANESE ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment 10 De given ny
the Japanese BeneVoieht society r
day evening at the orpheum promises
Ia be unique ana entertaining ahah
Following Is the program:
ducing DR.. i. katsunuma' the chair-
man OF the evening
'Shiokumi,' Japanese dance' Illus
trating the dipping OF sea water
for the making OF SAT- sait''.........'...
...............by rive Littie Glrio
'"'o SN''
MAJOR. .....'.,. .rroi' H. nam
"chidori' japanese Vaude''i'e
sketch from tne ciass'c ura'ha
NO -. ...'''..'',,''..'.''.'
..by Messrs' no. fokota' Nagasawa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

At the monthly shoot of the uiton
Gun Club at Ingleside recently Nau'
man won the medal In the champion.
ship class with final score Of 90 on,
of a possible 25 in the medal event, IN
the club event he scored within one
of a perfect string.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
LANGDON NOMINATED.

San Francisco, Sept. 2i.-Districl
Attorney Langdon got the unanimous
nomination of the Republicans today
TO succeed himself
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
MARRIED.

LINGMAN- -BRANNON--At the Meth
odist parsonage, September "a, Rev.
John w. Wadman officiating, John
Lingman to Anna Brannon, both of
Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
QUININE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
THE HEAD

LAXATIVE BROMO Quininc Tablets
for Colds, Grip, Influenza or any
Catarrhal disorders, Headache and
Feverish or Malarious conditions.
L, W Groves signature on every box.
Made by PARIS MEDICINE CO.,
Saint Louis, U, S, Of A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Results are what we are all
looking for The advertising Of the
Bulletin DOES bring results.

See notice, closing stock books
Pioneer Mill Co
Hawaiian enameied jewelry, sou-
venir spoons, etc, at Hills p. o. SOU
venir store.
w. A. Wall, the surveyor, arrived
in the Kauai this morning from Ha-
wall.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to-date repairs.
Benny & Co., Ltd, agents for the
White sewing machine, 1866 Fort
street. Phone 4SS.
Try Apricot Nouget. It's the very
latest addition to the specialties Of
Alexander Young Cafe.
Smoke up with an El Palencia mild
Havana cigar Sold by Hayselden
Tobacco Co. and cigar stands.
Go to Curio Den, opposite Convent,
for souvenirs, curios, postals, special
ties In burned leather work.
The Lawrence Barrett l0c Cigar
makes a delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one. Ask your dealer.
A. Haneberg of Hackfeld & Com
pany returned from the Garden Island
On steamer Mikahala this morning.
Louis Schweitzer, formerly secre-
tdry of the Honolulu Brewing & Malt
Ing Co., is here on Il visit for few
I weeks.
Treat your iron root % coat Of
arabic" There is no better presery-
ative made. California Feed Co..
agents.
High Skukumchuck Schlemmer OF
l.aysan Island departed for his island
kingdom on the schooner Luka yes
terday.
A party of nimrods, composed of
Messrs. owen, Hartwell, Hobson and
Waldron have gone on a hunting trip
to Molokai.
The public is cautioned In this
issue against using the bridge on
Vineyard street between Nuuanu and
Fort streets.
Officer Reeves got In his work on
gambling joint at Nuuanu avenue
'I'u Nine.a," '','.s ,"o. ,e -
'"p."''u '",e VI ~ ~, 900,
| "e M :. a,s,aa,. -, n,rs
,. /. Withington's, Prospect street
A full attendance is requested.
Fine new stock of hair brushes with
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aud as a ferry boat botweep shin nm,
horc
This evening from TAO 70 q. 40 tho
. local German COLONY will entertain III,
officers and crew of the s. NJ s Con.
dor. The entertainment viii he held
In the school rooms In rear of church
Oh Beretania avenue. All Germans
are cordially invited.
Rev. David w. Crane, the new pas
tor, will be In charge OF the service
this evening at the Methodist church
: Mr. Wadman will give an address de-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

Ryan mcelf was In favor of Taylo
Tor mayor, and strenuously declined
to have his name put mp. Pressure By
influential friends caused him to enter
the iisht.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25

Il u % u u u "a "a a ID q a Rs a u %
u DUE TOMORROW u
II n o. ~ ~ NJ ~ H n n ~ g % If y
Str. Claudine. Bennett, from Ha-
wei. and Mau. ports, i m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
RYAN FOR MAYOR.

San ''ancisco, Sept. 2l.-Thc Re-
publicans h've nominated Daniel A.
Ryan as their candidate for mayor.
defeating Mayor Taylor for rerom!na-
ton. The vote stood one hundred aU'l
inur votes for Ryan and forty-Rva for
taylor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-25
HARMONY LODGE, Nos, I. 0. 0. F

Meets every Monday evening at
1880 in !. o. o. f. Hall, Fort street.
Il. r. HENDRY. Secretary.
+. w. GEHRING, N. @.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
TRIAL FOR POSSESSION
OF COUNTERFEIT COIN

Lee Yong from Maui was put on
trial In the United States District Court
yesterday for having in possession
counterfeit coin.
An exhibit not yet introduced Is
$40 piece with an assayer's report at
tached which says the base coin is 80
parts silver and 10 parts copper. 1t
is a moulded product, rather smooth,
but might be dangerous in stack OF
well-worn genuine eagles.
Assistant District Attorney J. J,
Dunno is prosecuting and A. q. NJ
Robertson defending. The jury con-
slsts Of Paul Bartels, chas. Lucas, Da-
yid *. Hoaplli. a. NJ. q. Rassmussen,
w. c. King, Arthur J.. Greenwell. C, c.
Ludlngton. ID. II. Davis, J. Foster
Ylsher Paul Jarrett, j. $, Low and
d. Fenton Mann.
Asu Yano, a japanese woman, was
sentenced by Judge Dole 10 one month
In JAN and payment OF costs for adul-
terry.
Arraignments under last weeks in
diotments viii be called at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning before Judge Dole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
NOTES ABOUT
HlLO SPORTS

The Honolulu sports are worrying
over the proposition made by the Hilo
Fourth of July celebration committee
to give thousand dollar purse for a
race. The money looks terribly big in
Honolulu, 1t seems, and according to the
Advertiser the people up there are
'looking for a string to the stake"
People down here who know the mem
bers of the Hawaii Jockey Club are not
worrying. They are getting ready for
the race.
Waiakea did herself proud on SUM-
day last by journeying to Hakalau and
defeating the association football
players there by the score OF three
goals to one. The match was an out
come of that played some time ago,
The two teams by constant practise
are improving rapidly in form and a
combination of the two is expected to
show the oahu soccer players some
thing about the game on July 4th.
A meeting of the Hilo Tennis Club
was held last Thursday afternoon at
the Board OF Trade rooms. the presi-
dent, II. Wears. in the chair. 1t was
decided TO hold handicap and club
tournaments In May and June. The
championship meeting Will be held in
July, The annual meeting OF the club
will be held during the coming month,
-Hilo Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
JOY MORE THAN
A FAIR SUCCESS

The San Francisco Chronicle has ths
following to say of Barney joys pitch
ing:
Barney joys debut as a Seal pitcher
was more than a fair success. Grant
ed that he lost his own game; that his
inexperienced handling of bunts that
were intended for sacrifices and wound
up as fielder's choices. smacked of the
bushes; granted even that he walked
seven men, and you have still remain
ing that he pitched good ball. Any
time a stranger. highly touted and
widely advertised, can keep his head
sufficiently to hold the score down to
2-to-1 proposition and, more than
that, passes the Oakland hitters up
with solitary single, he must have
the goods.
Barney needs several things He
wants first of all confidence, and with
troll the speed and the curves he has al
his disposal. Given, little more time
and he should develop into a strong
man for Long. AS a batsman he dis
played his natural aptitude for the
stick, and the way he leaned against
the offerings of youngster Randolph
was refreshing.
1t was q rattling good fielding game
that the acquisition from Honolulu
land had the fortune to pitch. Two
snappy double plays in the first and
second inning pulled him out of danger
and away from the rattles stage, and
the Oaks had to work hard for their
runs. 1t was anybody's game all the
way through, from the time the Com
muters made their first score until
Nick Williams died at the home plate
from trying to stretch three dagger
into home run.
Following the next game In which he
pitched, the Chronicle of April 20 says:
JOY pitched better game than the
score card shows. While not acting as
press agent for the Honolulan, you've
got to admit that he is picking up a
few things for his baseball noodle and
that he behaved himself bit better
than he did on the opening of his
pitching establishment While he gave
more hits by nine, he has less walks
by several, and the way he connected
with the leather would serve as a good
example for various OF the other Seals
to follow, II they want TO be in any
better position than the cellar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
aoING's NEW DgooRATloN.

Captain philip II. ~ ng of the liner
America Mnru was lately presented by
the Japanese Government Win. the or
der Of the Rising sun of the hfth class,
In recognition ~ his serylces during the
war with Russia The decoration Is in
Tho form Of many pointed star Of
gold ana silyer win ruby In the Gems
tor. ami rs encased in The hneHi quality
of laoauered box captain ioing has
reeolyod other teslimoninls from The
japanese Ton hs services during the
MaI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
NEW JAPANESE LINERS.

The first Of the huge liners beng
built In Japan for the Togo Kisen Kai-
sha is TO be launched In September,
The name Of the vessel has not yet
been made public, but Il Is said that
IL win be something signifying land
and sea. The word maru pertains 20
The water, but rs particular slgnln-
canoe has meyer yet been defined by
any Japanese. II refers, In a vague
way 10 something that Iloats, but fur-
ther than this even the japanese can
not define the word Tho two new linz
ors being built by The Toyo Klson Kat
siia are 10 be The nnesi IN the Pacific
ana both VIII, ~ o0urse0 he MaruH, but
their prehNea are siill 10 he made
known, Chronicle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
. SUGA R i.
wmiams. Dimond a Company.

Tor shipment 10 Europe and elsewhere.
thereby relieving the tension 20 some
extent IN cuba white IN sympathy
with the situation. quotations COM
inenced gradually tn taks nm upward
turn. and the Improvement once fairly
established has continued almrst with
out interruption throughout the period
under review. the Intervention OF sew
cral lulls of temporary duration In the
hardening of values merely serving TO
accentuate the substantial character OF
the advance. which leaves raws In
sound position. although. according TO
latest mail advices from New York
under date OF April Goth, buyers and
sellers alike manifest indifference for
the moment and a quiet. steady mar
ket is in evidence with n healthy un-
dertone.
European beets have likewise
strengthened materially since our pre-
vious circular. but the situation
abroad does not appear latterly TO have
shown any features of particular In
terest. the announcement from Mr.
Licht OF an increased estimate for beet
sowings in Germany. say per
cent. having but slight temporary ef-
feet on the trend OF values.
Refined has displayed activity. while
the demand has been heavy. tapering
of to a slight degree on the advance
ment Of quotations. April i1th. 1907.
since which time new business has
been slack.
Grain freights continue inactive.