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Evening star., 1907-08-15
FENNSYI.VANlA.
Water Cap House sGsl nsla"pre ar wSts Sss

Water Gap EHo1ase,ahrsa'a hs'a"rse r". wS.sT ss;r
ownership management: finest equipped. most mod
ern and best appointed mountain hotel capacity.
4t2: highest altitude coolest location: situated Oh
summit nf Sunset Mountain; beautiful lawns flow
er garticiss and noble shade: magnificent Views for
80 miles: Uoiss dust OF railroads or highways;
places private tiled bat his: modern sanitary plumb
iEg: running water in all rooms: luxurious furnish
fEgs electric lights and gas steam heat; cGisln" OF
highest Standard white service throughout; orches
ira: varied social fea urcs: private nine hole golf
links On grounds: sui OF hi-h-caSs saddle horses;
garage and supplies: teniis billiards. bowling, boat
Ing. fishing bathing; tcle hone ard te1"ranh. Book
lot of views aud automobile maps application.
Special fan rates. JOHN rURDI COPE.
S.l
Evening star., 1907-08-15
YENTNOR. n, j.

CARISBROOME INN,
Directly on TIE beach at yentEor. Atlantic City's
IS ssEiCnable suburb.
ie2l. a.. III Su 3Dt A O. MCCLELLAN, Owner.
Evening star., 1907-08-15
VIRGINIA.

NLRf acc sssIBLE. 80 MI. FROM WASH. VIA
bluer- ont; valley, mt and water sccccry, shaded
yrOur's and drives; auiomOblllng, fishing. boat
Ing sud sw mining; spring beds: children ex,
cIUdeds daily nail, Il. Y. D.; teiepAone, good
fare fresh meats, milk. fruits. fowls; 81 per w.
vi Noy.i circular star once. or MAURICE CAS-
Jei3 ltoseS0
Evening star., 1907-08-15
HOTEL SCARBOROUGH,
NEW HOTEL OST END.

Occupying block Of ocean front Capacity. 500
New management Al baths. private OF public.
and iudocJ swimming pool have sea water. f.ie-
yufu-s Fzferrfvc poTChas. Every room has ocean
yiry.- lrr.tzo.rsiv furnished Orchestra Eonalet.
Autos meet trains STFCIAI SEPTEMBER
RATES -. T. hAli / tfs' hsr.
Evening star., 1907-08-15
FireDroof Rio Grande,

New York ave. aud Beach. American and European
plan. EIUning water and Telephone In over 100
sccap-yeN r,,.uS; ri"~ator. cafe; sHf bath houses
flce; a ucSt elaborate cuis!r". Talu c"rSiderct
rates ere extremely low. ]. Paul klLfATRiCk.
nu1o-
Evening star., 1907-08-15
SUMMER RESORTS.
NTLANTIC CITY, N. J.

I he Frcnterac, FSrds KHa.aeffE from a'sii Beach e
New modern hotel good as the best Capaelty,
25O Central TO all ttrnctioUs. SreciaI low rates
latter pert Of August and Sept. IS. si1 M wetaiT
81 up daily. inciuiiug iaise. "ceen-'iew roons.
metal IeIs elevator Ia tbs Superior cooking wnite
service ots Wide, cool porches. overlooking ocean
nnd Rcariw-lk Booklet ". f. WATTS.
ulI-I-ig
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
SPANIARDS ARE
FINE WORKMEN

Julian NozsarraI. Of the kapapala
Ranch. Of Hawaii, who is in this city
or MS way 10 san Francisco, on =
vacation trip. is most enthusiastic over
the work which Is being done by the
SpsnLzris who came over on The ku-
merle. IN speaking Of them yesterday
he said:
= have had occasion 10 see good
deal o. the work which has been done
az The PahaIa plantation by the Span
izrds. and can say without any Ques-
ton that they are the best class OF
Is5orers which has ever been brought
10 this Territory. They work regular
II. and work hard. There has not been
: single case OF that plantation where
z Spaniard has laid of for even q day,
unless compelled 10 do SO by sickness
7 ean net say very much for the
women. who DO not seem 10 be any
where nearly as good as the men. They
appear 70 BE- dirty and rather inclined
70 be idle, but the men more than
make Up Tor IL Il there could be
more -a50-ers Of This class brought
into The Territory It would be g great
--AA-- -l- LIZ %i-a---@---l--~- ---e-- -
what i needed, : class Of laborers who
work hard and ara interested in their
work
Exactly The opposite Is true of the
F-lliptr-Os who we're brought over here.
They are lazy and take every posi-
be excuse 10 get ont OF work = little
rain. : do not mean q heavy storm,
which would, Of course, mean shut
ting down al work. but just light
shower. VIII keep them away from the
fields.
i have been interested in one thing
IN ny present visit 70 Honolulu, the
way n which one can tell the number
OF white people in the city through The
meat markets Affecting my business
as il does. I suppose I notice It more
than another would The meat mar
ke-s are the surest Thermometer Of
the number OF hacIes in this city Il
you wish 10 know how many people
are away, simply look up the meat sale
Al The Metropolitan Meat Company
and yse Hops Il will tell you down
To q ntcsty.
The japanese eat very little meat
and their coming and going does not
affect the markets 20 any degree, but
Il big steamer comes through and
takes away Z couple Of hundred
hzoI=s. 1t wiu b felt the next day by
those who sell beef"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
MEETING Of
MAUI CHURCHES

LAHAINA, Sept. 26.-The associa-
ton of the Evangelical churches of
Maui, Molokai and Lanai closed last
Friday, at Lahaina, a session which is
regarded by all who attended as far
ahead of anything of the kind ever
held on Maui.
OF the thirty-four churches, which
constitute the Maui association, all but
three were represented by pastor or
delegate. An unusuall large num-
Der of young people were present and
took an active part in the business
sessions.
The program committee arranged a
series OF addresses, the like of which,
for strength and inspiration, have sell
dom been heard in these islands. Rev.
E. S. Timoteo, the Hawaiian Board IS
native evangelist, opened the meetings
with an earnest appeal based upon
the text ''The harvest is ready, but
the laborers are few Rev. r. b.
Dodge, the agent for the Hawaiian
Board for Maui, and the pastor of the
Wailuku Union church spoke upon the
topic ssThe Minister as a Pastor, "
while Rev. Stephen l.. Desha, the pastor
of Hall church, Hilo, was at his best
in one of the most inspiring addresses
he ever uttered upon tThe Minister
as Preacher" Rev John E. Dodge,
pastor of the Kahului Union church,
closed the series with practical dis
course out of his own observation of
twenty seven years experience as a
preacher, which was preceded by a
business career, upon "The Minister
in His Business Relations"
Sunday was observed by holding the
usual services, with Rev. s. Kapu as
the morning preacher, and large Sun
day school exhibition in the afternoon.
Hen John G. WooIley gave a mag
nifeent address upon "Good Citizen
ship" while Hon. Moses K. Nakuina
stimulated the Christian Endeayor 30
cieties by his graphic description of
the Seattle convention, which he re-
Gently attended. Rev. Z. B. Turner,
the new Paia church pastor, who has
just returned from Rome and Palestine,
told Of the Worlds Sunday School Con-
vention-"
The association raised a handsome
sum for Hall Parsonage, at Hilo, and
about 500 for the repairs of the old
Hale Aloha, dear 20 the memories Of
people who formerly studied within
its walls When repaired, Hale Aloha
will be used as ouch needed parish
house Of the historic Wainee church.
The most interesting report during
the session was that Of Rev. r. b. |
Dodge, the agent Of the Hawaiian
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
HEAVY RAINFALL
ON BIC ISLAND

HILo, Sept. 26.-For steady and in
cessant rain, the storm Saturday night
and Sunday was probably unequaled-
Usually when there is rain, it stops
once in a while, takes breathing spell
and then comes down little heavier.
But the recent storm was not notable
for the intensity of the downpour SO
much as for its persistence. 1t had
set out to ram, and it raIned.
There was the usual amount of dam
age to the roads, especially in the
Hamakua district. A couple of land
slides were reported between Laupa-
hoehoe and Hilo, and two small bridges
were damaged at Wailea and Waika-
mala. Following the rain storm there
was close, warm weather with thunder
on both Monday and Tuesday. The
following rainfalls have been reported:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01

Board for Maui, who rehearsed briefly
the work Of the year in the repairing
of three churches, the most extensive
being that Of PookeIa church, Maka-
wac, amounting to over 81 ,400. -Four
new churches have been erected and
dedicated, two new parsonages and
one Sunday school room built. Extea-
sive repairs are already undertaken for
the historic Keawakapu, Maizena,
church. In the same region new
church building 10 in process Of cree
ton upon land decided by DIR. and Mrs.
J. II. Raymond. Mr.. Dodge reported
three new preaching stations opened
with an average audience in each place
of between thirty and forty-iye per-
sons.
As agent for the Hawaiian Board,
treasurer Of the Maui Aid Association
and the Association Of Maui churches,
Mr. Dodge, reported over $4,000 ex-
pended during the past year, 1881 Of
which was for pastors salaries. The
receipts during the same length Of time
were over 1890.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
BEAUTIFUL SKIN
Soft White Hands
uxuriant Hair
Produced by
cuTICuRA SOAP.

1ELIONS WOMEN Use SOAP exclusively for
NI PURIFYING
scales and danru and the stopping of falling hair for oenng
whitening soothing hands, baths
iriou changs,
in the form of lucrative weaknesses and
which readily themselves especially mothers
all
induce who usit
preserving hair children.
the skin with the cleansing ingredients tho
No
be compared with preserving purifying and identifying skim
hair and hands No other foreign domestic
purposes bath,
Thus combines PRICE, the skin
complexion the world
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUsp
BE TRUE.

Everybody who has used It says
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy never fails to give relief
from pains in the stomach or diarrhoea,
which IL positive proof Of It's relia-
bility. For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith e. Co.. Ltd, Agents for HAWAII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01

4 new dome has been placed on the
tower Of the new church edihce, on
King street. Of the Reorganized
chnrch Of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
TO CURE A COLD N ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Uun1ne
Tablets. All druggists refund
the moaey if it fails to cure
E. VT. Groves signature IS On
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Sc. Los.s. s n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01

Mrs D. Il Case has 50 far recovered
from her rzce1t operation for appendi-
cfuz thar she T. ahlz 70 walk ont on
the STREETS OF pleasant dzys--Mau
Es=z A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every HuRour,


Sold world An skin
PorIEE Dg-e CHEM CORP sole Props ] 5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
Commercial News
BY Daniel Logan.

the mainland which
would passed the being
of
millions the Wall
evidenced
s40O0000o bonds Hartman the his
had been oversubserihed
money skened This the thing
price breaking
corporate s500o00
bid
1O06S 10259 Best of all if will
Washington dorialy
city way
treasury
speedily quarters viii possession
enabling
10 complete theit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
Castle O. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

Ger L-z-z-ce Agents. representing
Ne~ EzzAaL Mutual Life Insurance
CcE-zzr Ct Eas-1l
49, IRE Insurance Co
ATTENTION
We have 51sr accepted the Agency
Cz--s-z L--z-ce Co Hartford FLrs)
-z-d-
Ee P-u-oc-c- Un6EzErss Of -1s
E11zL q Hartford
Thezs re-e zlso zzo-g The Rol OF
E--a- II Sa- P-zzelsco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
SUGAR AND STOCKS.

past proposed selling
Plantation stockholders P Alexander Baldwin
Francisco partly business connected with proposed
representing 10000
which
$4,000 years crop expected
well
the ina OF few months ago by about 800
Sales local exchange been slight, though
800 $685. Kihi ESQ., III Hawaiian
(sOO) Olaa 500 2O
at $4,000 Paia 3
90 New York SO
European parity
disparity will be eagerly awaited coming mail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01

farm on large scale at Kaimuki, TO
supply the Honolulu market with
fowls and eggs.
The development of the pineapple in
dustry at Wahiawa has reached a
stage where it is deemed necessary to
construct branch railroads into the
fields.
On the occasion of meeting of the
Hawaiian Rubber Growers Associa-
ton at Nahiku, Maui, on October II,
there will be q special excursion by
steamer from Honolulu and a tour of
inspection through the rubber district
from Nahiku to Hama
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01

General Insurance Co. for Sea River
and Land Transport OF Dresden
Having established an agency ST Fo-
nolu,u and me Hawaiian Islands, the
undersigned general agents are author
lied 20 take risks against the dangers
u the SEA n The most reasonable rates
and on me most favorable terms
:. 4 SCHAFFER s CO,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
HOHbuII. Bremen Fire Insurance Go.

The undersigned having been -ap
pointed agents OF the above company
are prepared 70 InSur, risks against
IRE on Store and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply At the Office or
+. A sCHAFFER 6 CO. ACTS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
GENERAL ITEMS.


from Nahiku to Hama
GENERAL ITEMS.
Col G. W. Macfarlane and ]. T. Nc
Crosson will leave this week for Lon
don to negotiate the sale of 100000
bonds, less a certain amount sub
scribed for here. to build the lower
ditch of the Hamakua Ditch Co. As
the upper ditch is in successful opera
ton and yielding returns Up to expec-
tations, while the lower one has more
favorable conditions from nature, 1t
is confidently expected that the mis-
sion will succeed. An exchange has
been effected between Col. Sam. Par
ker and Mr.. McCrosson, whereby the
former secures control of the Kohala
ditch stock and the latter that of the
Hamakua ditch stock. The Kohala is
the ditch completed as above and the
Hamakua the one for which the $500,
000 Of bonds is issued.
Deeds have been exchanged between
former Queen Liliuokalani and Archi-
bald s. CIeghorn, her prother-in-law,
whereby Mr.. Cleghorn quitclaims TO
her certain land in Kaawaloa, Ha-
wall, for the consideration of one dol
lar. and LiliuOkalani sells TO him her
undivided half Interest in the estate
OF her late sister, Princess Miriam Ii
keIike CIeghorn, for the consideration
Of $1,000.
A strip of land lately decided judi
cially. against the Territory, to be-
long to the Kapiolani Estate ct al, be-
ing situated on the margin of Hama
pere river. Kauai, has been bought by
W. A Kinney for $4,000.
4 deed has been recorded from Rich
ard H Trent. trustee, to Archibald s.
Cleghorn, of property on Nuuanu ave-
nue. for $1,000. The lease by Hamakua
Ditch Co, Ltd, to Honokaa Sugar Co.
and others of three reservoirs, bitches,
etc, for thirty years at $1,000 a year,
Is also recorded.
Deeds have been recorded from Con-
saIves & Co, Ltd, to NJ B. Fernandez,
Of q half interest in p. P. 1923. Ka-
paia. Kauai, interest in merchandise,
fixtures, etc, in Kapaia store, and
horses. wagons, etc, for 5000; and
from Fernandez 10 the Bank of Ha-
wall of half interest in the same
property for $500.
Wong Kwaf has made composition
with mis- creditors on the basis OF
twenty per cent, they being 7. II. Da-
vies & Co.. Judgment creditors to the
extent OF sz4s1.s0; the Honolulu Iron
Works. for ss23.s7. and the Enterprise
Mill Co, for s24f3.55.
H Hackfeld & Co. Ltd, have taken
proceedings in involuntary bankruptcy
against William White Of Lataina, in
which fraud il charged against the re-
spondent-
Ocean steam arriyals for the week
have been the Condor from Samoa,
the Missouri from Tacoma. the Sierra
from san Francisco, the GIenfarg from
Hongkong and the China from the
Orient Departures have been the
Rosecrzns for Gaviota, the Sierra
for San Francisco and the Keytorer
for Guam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
North German Marine Insurance CO.

North German Marine Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
The above Insurance. Companies have
established a general agency here and
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorized 70 take risks against TIE
dangers Of the sea AZ the mcs1 reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms
r. \. SCHAFFER s CO.
General Agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining unczIled for in the
general delivery for the week ending
September s, 1851:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-01

r----,o-atza C-5z- the Laws q The
Territory q laval
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06

When large cable was cut while the
telephone strike was in progress at
Wheeling, w. Va, bloodhounds were
placed on the track of the men who did
the cutting, but, contrary to the expec-
tations and hopes of the telephone off.
cials, the dogs made bee line to the
Bell building. which was occupied and
frequented exclusively by officials and
detectives in the employ of the company.
Three times the dogs were taken back to
the place where the cable was cut. and
each time they followed the same trail to
the Bell building. This simply proves
another case of a corporation committing
an overt act for the purpose of winning
public sympathy and throwing odium
upon the peaceful strikers. In this case
the motive is the more apparent by reason
of the fact that the telephone company is
trying to get out iujunctions against it:
striking employees.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06
A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen of Richmond.
Ind, Mr.. U. d. Williams, 1O7
West Main st., says: 81 appeal to
all persons with weak lungs to take
DR.. Kings New Discovery, the
only remedy that has helped me
and fully comes up to the pro.
prietor's recommendation" 1t
saves more lives than all other
throat and lung remedies put to-
gether. Used as a cough and cold
cure the world over. Cures asthma,
bronchitis, Group, whooping cough,
quinsy, hoarseness, and phthisic,
stops hemmorrhages of the lungs
and builds them up. Guaranteed
at Eli T. Reynolds drug store.
Soc. and $1.OO. Trial bottle free.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06

Beautiful Baltimore, the metropolis OF the
State. wi be the headquarters of the Home
corners and our other friends and entertainment
Of the most interesting character will be provided
for you from end TO end Of Old Home Week.
There will be parades OF soldiers and sailors. of
firemen. OF school children, OF 1900 uniformed
fraternal society members an electrical pageant,
q merry night carnival, In which there will be
tens Of thousands Of fantasticaly CARRIED subjects
Of q merry king, and there will be dozen other
big features that will make the occasion an enjoy
able and memorable one.
A day has been set apart for a pilgrimage to
Annapolis the ancient capital of the State, where
appropriate exercises will be held under the
supervision of the Patriotic Societies in observance
Of the burning OF the Peggy Stewart and other
historic events, and where will be seen the great.
est Naval School in the world.
Special rates granted by the railroad and steam
boat lines. will make IL reasonably easy for you
to come home, and our hotels and boarding
houses have agreed to maintain their moderate
charges during the big reunion.
Maryland wants you to come home aud bring
your friends. So hope you will make YOU
plans to come and notify us when you are coming
and how many will be In your party. But above
all DON'T FAIL TO COMET
Very truly.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor OF Maryland
President Maryland Home Coming Association
Aprompt reply is requested.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06

The Baltimore News political muck
raker visited Cecil county on the hunt of
filth to dig up and throw at Judge Austin
L. Crothers, the democratic nominee for
Governor, and has published lengthy
articles, going to the very extreme, in an
attempt to besmirch the Judge.
Numerous stories that were circulated
during the outlaw race track regime
in Cecil have been revived and after
being touched up by the pen of the News
man, have been given the public. Then,
too, his every act as attorney or Judge, in
connection with the prohibitory law, that
could be distorted has been presented.
The articles have been answered in
detail by the Baltimore Sun, which jour
nal has clearly shown their sole purpose
was to manufacture political bias, the
means taken being most despicable.
Whatever weight these attacks may
have outside of Cecil, we cannot say, but
here in the county where the facts are
we'll know and every distortion easily
detected, they will have little, while they
reflect discredit upon the journal publish
ing them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06

The muck rake campaign inaugurated
by the Baltimore News last week in its
efforts to discredit Hon. Austin L. Croth-
ers, democratic candidate for Governor,
has lcaused intense indignation and dis
gust among all fair minded citizens OF
Cecil county, irrespective of their party
affiliations. The publication of such
putrid matter is reflection not only on
the newspaper which admits it to its col
umns but upon the fair name of Cecil
county as we'll, and our citizens are justi.
fed in their resentment against such dirty
methods being employed in guberna.
torial campaign.
To take up the various false charges
and with proof deny them seriatim would
be to raise them to the dignity of dis
cussion, which is doubtless the aim of the
News in its scurrilous attack, and they
should be allowed to remain as they are,
discredit to the paper publishing them
and not of the person against whom they
were intended.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06

The Trackman, which is the official
organ of the National Union of Railway
Track men, and is published at Fort
Scott, Kas., has been submitting some
evidence of capitalistic greed and incom-
pentence to the reading public that rail.
way managers will find it difficult to ex-
plain away. Several recent issues have
contained numerous photographs oil
broken rails and angle bars, rotten and
broken ties and other 6rst.haud evidence
of the condition of the tracks of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific and other Kansas railroads.
When the Kansas officials made white.
washing trip over these tracks word was
sent out to- the section hands to throw
dirt over ties that were rotten, but they
can't throw dirt over the photographs OF
cover the general rascality of capitalism
with any other kind of dirty work.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06

There has been rendered to the War
Department the report of Quartermaster
General Aleshire on the various matters
having to do with his department of the
Army. Most of these are of purely tech
nical nature. But there are couple in
which the citizens and taxpayers are in
.terested. The chief of these is the trans.
port service. 1t was generally known
in the days of the early Philippine occu.
patton that the government went into
the shipping business and bought and
ran line of transports, some from New
York and some from San Francisco to
Manila. This was because there was a
lot of transporting to be done and none
of the commercial companies would
undertake to do it at anything like
reasonable rates. They wanted to get
all the money the government had and
get it quick. So the transport line was
established, and was run 10 the great
satisfaction Of the army and TO the CON-
parative peace Of the taxpayer. Latterly
most of the transports have been trans.
ferred to the Pacific and there is but little
heard Of them in the East outside the
War Department. But they are jogging
along about as usual and doing the work
that will need to be done so long as we
hold the Philippines, which probably will
be for all time. The report of the
Quartermaster General shows what it
cost for the year to keep up this line Of
steamers, and the showing is made in
cidentally that the work could be done
by some of the commercial lines for about
half a million dollars year less than the
government Is spending. But the War
Department remembers very we'll how
the commercial lines tried to hold up the
government when they thought they had
the chance. and il is we'll understood that
while the same work might be done by
contract a little cheaper the first year.
the contract price would be sure to be
raised as soon as the feet of government
vessels had gone under the hammer and
been sold at a sacrifice. So the transport
line is likely 10 keep on running.