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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-05
TROPICAL EXPORTS.

United States including coffee in its
of exports products but the Bureau Statistics
domestic products includes 3lsi9i pounds
green s3592 This curiosity the
expectation quantity of coffee
of
United States that
doubtless
of exported the product of Porto
addition
the
andsen chiefly Canada Mexico
unmpoan the
reexpotations which SSsSSS worth
exported merchandise exported the total importation
Of bananas during the amounting to sll,5OlOOO
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especially
the chief
Honolulu frequently gets
thought the time Sooner later this
science and the fine
of the Far East expand
and of the and women
and will
to us and help makeI anywhere
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Political cheap the tropics and civic good faith too
politics
What then
happen swing ddes of
nomination,
fa to getit breakh his out OF
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PICTURESQUE HONOLULU


the Although this establishment
machines
o
Meanwhile literary
Picturesque
The end of March. In anye will waiting
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wills bill
world better
of of noble
barbasm while
them with safeguards and guarantees
of like Hawaii
where laws the
et humane legislation
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asked the
birthday the Sunday Advertiser,
the magistracy Certainly there nothing Lincoln's life
that land whose king child President
reminded Abraham
dferent-at least from the Suns of view.
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got the
resolution appopatng $3.50 for the repair
followed
Ho
has the aspect of houP due to
the Others get much
wasting public would be hard
to find.
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mainland Vice President Fairbanks is being sub
fred Indiana. His subsection suef
bucol processes Republican
Nat Convention.
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of
taking commanding in the
gained the account the Advertiser
Lloyd Hzor
Gee a
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SELF which seems o lave
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Congress
hnk a county the of two o pluck
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of Mormon Bishop
of errng saint at church trial
The of the
n why hot the of other comics
onasf
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off the
of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-05

England gets State church the King
begin taking policy the throne
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be roha will when mother is
he HI spadder from the henhouse
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VENTURA, SONOMA AND
SIERRA GET NO SUBSIDY,

Chamber of Commerce Honolulu
Subsidy bill House. excluding Sonoma
Hope be renserted in conference KUFIIO
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1.-The provisions of ship
subsidy bill dealing with the service between Francisco
Orient and Puget Sound the Orient
out
The bill first defeated but finally reconsideed passed by
of 100
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interesting witnesses testify thu
al.produei o
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standing off letting
ther the fuel. ,
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old fleet packets the sailing would
do good
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purser officially admiral something
of Hawaiia ndH spectacle all itself.
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Is pauoa promising money this time ., ON Pacific HesAs'
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-14
The Tainted News" Graft.

Washington, D. c., March 14-The
recent exposures Of the methods of
the corporation press agents, who fllr
nish free Washington letters to
such newspapers as will print them,
threaten to separate those benevolent
gentlemen from their graft Scores
of these bureaus and agencies have
been established il the capital within
the last few years and many of the
cleverest newspaper men of the coun-
try have been employed by the cor
porations to conduct them, in an eff.
fort to mould public opinion. Within
the last week or two several of these
bureaus have quit the business, owing
to the refusal of the newspapers to
longer use their letters. 1t Is doubt
full if at any time these correspond
ents earned the salaries paid them
since the corporations might have
moulded public opinion quite as
satisfactorily by methods of legiti-
mate advertising. The "correspo-l-
deHce grafters" owe their past pros
perity TO the human trait that de-
sires to secure something for nothing
The corporations sought to work"
the newspapers for free advertising,
and In some measure succeeded: but
in the end they have probably paid
for 1t at twice its value
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,ScnooI Board Backs Down.
EXPRESS COMPANIES Next.

Washington, D. c., March LIT is
stated on reliable authority that the
Interstate commerce commission, af
ter completing the Hartman inquiry
Will begin an investigation of the
business methods of the express CON
panies. 1t mas been repeatedly charg-
ed that many. if not all, of the ex-
press companies of the country are
engaged IN other than the transporta-
tion business, selling fruits, meas,
liquors and other merchandise at
both wholesale and retail Charges
of excessive rates and discrimina.
tions have also been filed with ths
and these will be probed
within the next few months. In the
past the express trust" has enjoyed
greater freedom from governmental
regulation. possibly due to the alleg-
ed fact that it owns" many mem
bers in both houses OF congress.
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A New immigration Company.

A. G. McElhi1ney. of this city, w.
s. Davisson, of Hagerman, and w. D.
Hedrick, formerly of Kansas. have
fomed a new immigration company
that will handle Pecos Valley lands
and run excursions into this part of
the territory every two weeks. Their
name is the New Mexico Land & In
vestment Company. Their main Of
fee is Roswell alj branch offices at
Hagerman and Dayton They also
have an immigration Office at the
Arcade hotel in Newton. Kansas.
This goes to show that the immigra-
ton business in the Pecos Valley is
keeping up, for two of the members
of the company are old timers in the
business here and have keen ilsignt
into what they are undertaking. The
people Of the entire Valley wish them
success
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Mormonisrn is Dubois Hobby.


Washington, March 14.-T1ere will
be fierce riding of hobbies on the
during the coming season. Senator
Tillman will seek to dissipate the
Congressman Hobson will thrill his
hearers with word pictures of the yel-
low peril, and Senator Dubois of Ida
no will warn the people of the Nor
mon monster" now eating at the vi
tails of the family life of the country,
or words to that effect. If the coun-
try is not saved from the threatened
demnition bow-wows, it will not be
the fault of the Chautauqua orators.
If the reports received here are cor
rect the Idaho statesman will not suf-
fer financially through his retirement
from the senate. 1t is stated that he
has contracted with the Chautauqua
circuit to speak at assemblies thru
out the country, receiving $4,000 a
year for his services. His lectures
will be devoted to attacks On Nor
monism and are expected to be draw
ing cards with the women of the
country. For many years Dubois has
been the leader in the fight On the
and front of the opposition to Reed
Smoot in the recently ended struggle
to oust that senator
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Polo PLAYERS Elect omeers-

The polo players of Roswell met
Tuesday night AID elected the follow
ing officers, to have charge during
the coming tournament with Amaril-
10: w. G. Hamilton, president; Capt
Murray secretary and manager. The
club decided to send Governor Her
bert ]. Hagerman a formal Invitation
asking him to play with the Roswell
team in the tournament. A formal
letter taken as a challenge has been
received from the Amarillo players.
1t provides that the Roswell players
furnish horses for the entire tour1a-
ment, and that the different players
be allowed to ride high. Western sad.
dies If they desire. While it was
hoped for the appearance OF the tour
nament that all the riders wouli use
the low polo saddles, the local team
will probably acquiesce to these de-
mands.
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MACHINE SAID TO BE
SICK OF GAG LAW
Attempt to MuzzIe New Mexico News
papers Has Proven DAN
qerous Boomerang.


Mr.. A. ]. Loomis, the gentleman
referred to in the following article
from the Albuquerque Journal. has
been acting as the special correspon-
dent of the Daily Record since the
opening of the session of the legis-
house he will continue to furnish the
daily news from the capital:
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Mar lit is
understood that certain leaders of the
machine in the house who have be-
come expert at the skiddoo business
resolution providing for the expul-
sion from the house of Mr.. A. ]. LOO
mis-, the editor of the Santa Fe Eagle.
This resolution, it is understood. has
been withdrawn at the command of
the head of the machine, who is not
at all satisfied with the result of the
effort to suppress the newspapers of
New Mexico, begun with the expul
sion of the Morning Journal repre-
sentative Mr.. Loomis has discussed
men, conditions and events in the
house with an engaging frankness
all ais own He has not hesitated to
call a spade a spade, and when IL
happens to be a spade out of soiled
deck, he does not hesitate to say 50.
The result is that his popularity has
not increased to any alarming extent
with two or three members of the
house. The understanding tonight.
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of that state, are coming to wash
ington at the request of the Presl-
dent on another matter, but the rail-
road matter may come up
No time has yet been fixed for the
four railroad presidents named by j.
P. Morgan upon the occasion of ais
visit to Washington Monday night
last
A. B. Stickney, president of the
Chicago and Great Western Railway,
was at the White House today to
talk with the President about rail-
road affairs.
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Pittsburg, Pa, Mar. 14.-Pittsburg
is in the throes of one of its greatest
floods. The record Of ten years has
already been passed, and the river
is still rising. If the rise continues
at the present rate, the record of
1884, when the water reached the
highest stage since 1885, will have
been passed before nightfall. The
stage of the water in 1884 was 35
feet, 4 inches. Today at ten o'clock
it registered 80 feet with the water
creeping up at a rate of six inches
hourly, and still rising at all head
water points. Every tributary along
the upper river is swollen, and dis
patches from all sections of Western
Pennsylvania report the smaller
streams beyond their banks and the
surrounding districts submerged. The
weather bureau predicts "a feet or
over at Pittsburg. If this stage be
reached the flood will not only be
the greatest in rs years, but the most
disastrous in the history of the city.
1t was estimated today tnat the
loss from closing down manufactur-
ing plants alone would exceed half
million dollars, and the damage to
property from nigh water would be
much more. Nine deaths are attrib-
uted to the flood SO far. This includes
three trainmen killed in the collapse
of the Harmersville bridge yesterday
and two men drowned last night
when a boat capsized Other fatali-
ties are reported from differe1t
places.
Three Hungarians Drowned.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Mar. 14.-Three
Huagarians were drowned here as a
result of the flood this morning. A
score or more of them were living in
a house tnat was surrounded by the
Muskingum river overflow during the
night. When they started to wade to
land three of them were caught in
the current and swept away.
Conditions unprecedented.
GAINESVILLE, o.. Mar. 1.-THE flood
conditions throughout Muskingum
ing worse hourly. The Muski1gum
and Licking rivers are out of bounds
in this city, and more than a hund-
red homes have been invaded by the
waters. With one exception every
railroad entering the city is tied up.
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Louisville, KY, Mar. 1.-THE most
serious riotilg of the railway strike
occurred at eleven o'clock this morn
ing. Five cars were broken to pieces
and several persons badly injured.
The mob was composed of a thous~
and persons, and the police could do
nothing with them. Finally the surg
ing mass attacked the police and one
police officer was badly hurt. The re-
serves finally arrived, and the police
charged the mob repeatedly
Railway Trainmen May Strike.
Oakland, Cal. Mar. 14.-Forty-sev-
en- thousand men, the membership of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men west of Denver, are voting on
whether to go on a strike to enforce
demands for an increased scale of
wages. The poll, the most extensive
movement towards a general strike
since the A. r. U. tie-up in 1894. has
not been finished. The indications
are that the last ballots will reach
national headquarters at Cleveland,
Ohio, about March 25.
Three Grafters Plead Guilty.
Columbus, O., Mar. 14.-Three men
indicted by the grand jury for accept
ing and giving bribes in connection
with street paving, pleaded guilty to-
day when arraigned. They are: Mel
son Cannon, formerly general mana
ger of the Trinidad Paving Company
of Cleveland; Arthur Beck former
assistant city engineer, and Alfred
Shoemaker, former city inspector.
The prisoners were fined as fol
lows: Cannon, $3.50; Beck, s1.1S5;
Shoemaker, 5000. No Jail sentence
was imposed.
ScnooI Board Backs Down.
San Francisco. Cal, Mar. 14.-In
accordance with the action of the
board of education yesterday in re-
scinding the resolution which barred
Japanese pupils from the public
schools, nine little Japanese girls ap-
piled for admission to school today.
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THE SISTER WOULD
SAVE HER BROTHER.

From Santa Fe New Mexican.
Mrs. Grace Fletcher, of Caaves
county, arrived in the capital last
evening and will plead with the Gov
ernor to save the life of her brother,
Rosario Emilio, sentenced 10 hang
Marcn % for the murder of his sweet
heart two years ago.
What success she will have, If any,
is a matter of doubt, as the Governor
heretofore has made it a practice
never to interfere with a death SEN
tence after a fair and impartial jury
trial, and has allowed several men
to hang after considerable pressure
had been brought to bear for a COM
mutation of sentence.
Has Not Seen Governor.
Mrs. Fletcher is registered at the
Claire Hotel. She has not yet inter
viewed the Governor. When newspa-
per men called during the morning
she was not at the hotel. 1t is under
stood that the sister will first ask
that the boys sentence be commuted
to life Imprisonment. and if she fails
in that, it is said, she will ask that
respite be granted in order that the
case may be carried to the supreme
court
History of the Crime.
The killing took place about two
years ago ten miles out of Lincoln on
the road to Roswell. Emilio was then
Just entering manhood. The woman
he killed was his senior by a num-
ber of years 1t is said they mad been
friends since the boy was about six
teen years old.
According to reports the woman left
Lincoln intent upon going to Roswell.
She was riding upon a wagon with
her brother when Emilio on horse
back overlook them. He spoke to the
woman as she mounted the horse
with him.
Shooting Probably Followed Quarrel.
The boy then rode down the road
for some distance talking to the wo-
man. WHAT passed between them is
not known. 1t is then asserted, the
boy shot the woman with a pistol.
first through the head and then thru
the heart killing her instantly. The
defense attempted to show that the
woman took her own life following
quarrel with Emilio.
Another ground upon which lenien-
cy will be asked is the assertion that
prior to the trial, a member of the
Jury expressed himself strongly in
favor of the boys conviction. This,
it is asserted, is proof that the trial
was not a fair and impartial one. 1t
is also said a change of venue should
have been granted.
Emilio is now in Lincoln county
jail awaiting execution. For some
time he was a prisoner in the peniten
tiary near this place for safe keep
ing.
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. To Hang Wife Murderer.

Mobile. Ala, Marcn 14.-Unless the
governor intervenes to save his life,
Andrew Thomas, convicted of slay-
ing his wife. will be hanged tomorrow
Thomas shot and killed his wife on
the street here last spring. He was
convicted and sentenced to death by
the Mobile court, and an appeal TO
the state supreme court for a new
hearing was recently overruled.
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| DILL OlucT IucufUeTS, WHO COul0
not be Influenced by any provision
which could be made for them per-
sonally, there have been provided
large appropriations for the benefit
of their constituents and the constit-
uents are relied upon to bring suff1-
cielt pressure to bear to induce them
to vote for the bill.
The hand of Max Frost, the veter-
an leader of all that is vicious in the
Republican party, is only too appar-
ent in the bill. He is not only named
as one of the beneficiaries of the bill
in the most shameless manner, but
it is well known that he expects to
benefit in other ways by the passage
of the bill Although it was after five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon wnen the
bill passed the house of representa-
tives, it was brought into the coun-
ell this morning at the morning ses-
sion by the clerk of the house, and
had it not been for the large num-
Der of bills reported from the COM
mittees of the council it would have
been under consideration before the
adjournment of the morning session
(Signed) LOOMS.
Special to The Daily Record.
Santa Fe, N. M, Mar. 13.-The
council late this afternoon in execu-
tive session confirmed the appoint
ment of Alfredo NJ. Sanchez as assist
ant superintendent of public instruc-
ton, and adjourned until tomorrow
to give the railroad committee an Op-
portunity to hear Attorneys Hawkins
and Twitchell on the railroad fare re-
duction bill
This afternoon the. house passed
fifteen bills, among which was the
public printing bill embodied and
passed as part of the appropriation
bill Tuesday.
Among the bills introduced in the
house was an election bill of one hun
dred and seventy-one sections. 1t was
made a special order for Monday next
at ten o'clock.
Mr.. Hudspeth made a motion to
get his resolution asking for an in
vestigation of sales of territorial
lands, which was introduced last
Thursday, before the house, but Holt,
chairman of the Judiciary Committee
to which the resolution was referred,
moved to lay Hudspeth's motion on
the table. which was done. There is
no report yet from the special com
mittee appointed to investigate the
Governors connection with the Penn
sylvania Development Company's
land transaction.
At the rate the house has been
passing bills yesterday and today, the
business before it will be practically
cleaned up by the end of the week.
Special to The Daily Record.
Santa Fe, N. M, Mar. 13.--The
council this morning passed the fol-
lowing bills:
H. B. No. 1O5, by Walters, bee in
spection law.
H. B. No. 2, permitting uni1corpor-
ated towns to issue bonds for GER
tain purposes.
C. B No 43 for the benefit of GER
tain charitable institutions.
A substitute for Council Bill No
%, relating to marriages of blood re-
lations, was referred back to the Ju-
dietary committee
The appropriation omnibus bill will
come UP in the council tomorrow
morning (Thursday.)
At the evening session of the
house last night Hudspeth defeated
the Holt bill perpetuating certain
undesirable railroad legislation He
is showing great inuuence in the
closing days as ne is gaining the con
idelce of all honest men inside the
legislature and out
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Photooraphers, Convention.

Salt Lake City, Utah, March IA
The I1ter-Mountaia Photographers
association will close a successful
three days session today, at which
roEtUrets and demonstrations were
given by some of the best exponents
of the Photographic art in the United
States. Delegates are here from Ne
vada, Utah, Wyoming, Montana aid
Idaho.
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Want Appropriation for Hospital.

VdHt TNPPf OPI Idt'0II TOT IIOSPIsdIs
A telegram signed by numerous
citizens of Roswell was sent to J. o.
Cameron. of the Territorial Council
this afternoon, urging him to use his
for St Mary's Hospital in Roswell.
The movement was started by DR..
R. L. Bradley, after learning that ev-
cry hospital in the Territory except
the one at Roswell had received
donation in the appropriation bill.
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Extend Arkansas Legislature.

Little Rock, Ark, March 14.-The
Arkansas general assembly expires
today but will be continued in extra
ordinary session for sixty days. re-
solution providing for the extension
having been passed by both houses.
This will make the session the long
est continuously held in the state.
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is that orders have gone
out to the assistant machine mana
gers not to exclude any more news
papers from the house since the ma
chine has got all it can stand for at
this session.
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There win be an important meet
ing OF the w. H NJ Society of tne
NJ z. Church South tomorrow after
noon at 800 O'Clock at the parson-
age. Please come out
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Congressional party at Panama.

Panama. Mar. 14.-An the members
Of the congressional party headed by
Speaker Cannon expressed great sur
prise yesterday at the work done on
the Panama Canal.
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ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.

Washington. Mar. 14.-"Archie
Roosevelt continues to improve" was
the statement given out at the White
House this morning.
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MOB OF A THOUSAND PERSONS
FIGHT POLICE TO A
STANDSTlLL.
TRAIN men MAY STRIKE

Forty-Seven Thousand Men Baliotine
on Strike Question Three Ohio
Grafters Plead Guilty and are Fin
ed.-San Francisco School Board
Backs Down.
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WELL BILL
THE MULLENS BILL PASSED BY
COUNCIL THIS MORNING.
THE GENERAL SITUATION

House Omnibus Almost Certain to
Fail in the Council. Although it
Contains Many Measures Designed
to Secure Council Support.-cam-
eron Introduces a Railroad Com
mission Bill.
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WALL STREET INTERESTS EN-
GAGGED IN BRINGING
ON TROUBLE.
RAILROADS CAUSE IT

Activity of State Legislatures Has
Aroused the Railroad Interests and
They Will Hit Back Hartman
Talks Like a Man Hunting for Hard
Times Blame II on Teddy.