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The Washington herald., 1907-09-28


( Philadelphia sept 21.-Frederick Goe-
bel who posed as a Hungarian baron,
and in that guise eloped with Marion
Dougherty, the seventeen-year-oId daugh-
ter of D. Webster Doughcrty the Phlla-
deIphia lawyer and cIubman. i'm London.
/ last june. came TO Philadelphia to-day in
pursuit Of his bride, who lad been
! brought home by her parents, and got a
hot reception when he tried to enter the
Dougherty home at Bryn Mawr tonight
/ Several private detectives. three watch
/ dogs. and a corps of servants prevented
the spurious baron from seeing the girl
whose affections he had run away with
I last summer
/ Mrs Do,erart,. who fs r,~,r,i,,,+ IN
p,,n.5.r-.t.a .,.,-.-. 80 - .,...-,...-
-'i ZIP Oh 'i'e e'''S i'S'
+ summer VINE lh fafls lhey met G'e-
/ bel, who told them that he was OF noble
/ family in Hungary and that De had great
estates on the Danube. Both Mrs
I DouvHertv and the Inlurassionahls dauph-
/ for ,rars ol,arr,a7 win, C,osbs1 acs ,bo
- ,-.....s ill., 80 +.,.. .,,,-
'''s '"''"-' >'''''''''s'
shows Attention TO Daughter.
/ TIE baron had not long been "a mem
her of the automobile rar-,- u.ra,, Me-
Dogebertv grew disrreaes5 a+ tho a++sr
tf,rs no rrsg ,rzssf-s,. ,.-.,- ro. .7,,..,....-
~ s-..-- 49, ..--...-,
"
'-'l' 'l-' ''''''''''o <o""s t-'' was COM
pieteiy charmed 10y the graces or the
baron. Mrs. Dougherty put back 20
Paris, and told the baron that he must
not see Marion any more.
After that prohibition had rce- r,,+
I'm effect GoebeI and Merton Donl,r-
ertv promptly sIoDed They hurried =,
London. where fbev were married 1rrs
. Doughrrtv c9bIe5 for her husband i,
rae+s ,.5 ,-r., r- T,,,,,-,...,... =
t1.o,- to.1, No.. o.. w.. - ,l-,- -
- i'oN UP
,-e Dai'" p'N'7Iee' IAey loNnd that
ms estates We're myth and his title
bogus. All the Vienna police knew Of
/ Baron Frederick GOebeI was that he was
a Swiss waiter. who had done odd iobs
I'm Vienna baar olrdars
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r Columbus. Ind. Sept zI.-Charles W.
Fairbanks. Vice President of the United
States, was defeated to-day for delegate
TO the quadrennial conference Of the
Methodist Church, after one Of the most
bitter contests that has ever been waged
in a religious assembly.
The temperance laymen, many OF them
long associated with AIr. Fairbanks in
the church, refused TO condone what they
regard as an onense against temperance,
and the distinguished candidate went
down because of having served cocktails
and three kinds Of wine at the dinner
given to President Roosevelt on Memorial
Day at the Fairbanks home
Up to the meeting Of the Iaymen's con-
vention to-day, it was supposed that 8Ir.
Fairbanks would be a sure winner. His
friends had been very busy with delegates
during the conference. and so FAR as sur
face Indications showed, there seemed to
be a general acquiescence in the desire
10 select him as one Of the quadreuuial
delegates.
There were eighteen candidates for the
seven places, and It was given out that
the Vice President would head the dele
cation by being selected by acclamauon.
Scene Begins to Change.
Early this morning, however. the scene
began 10 change. Temperance laymen
asserted that it would be "a shame to
turn down men Of long and consistent
standing in the church who aspired to
the honor, and give it to Fairbanks or
any one else over them by acclamation.
that it was but fair that the ballot should
be taken on all the candidates and let
each stand on his own merits before the
delegates.
Considerable feeling was manifested
over two incidents. one was the serving
OF intoxicants at the Fairbanks dinner.
and the other was the effort Of some OF
the Vice Presidents friends TO put the
responsibility upon President Roosevelt.
When the laymen assembled the apparent
certainty Of Mr.. Fairbanks election had
changed to a question of his getting
through even by u slim margin.
The first fight came when the dele
gates refused by a decided vote 10 per
init the selection OF Fairbanks by ac-
clamation. All the candidates were then
put IN nomination.
Lacks Eighteen Votes.
It required q votes TO elect. and on the
first ballot two candidates were chosen.
Mr.. Fairbanks received but - votes.
On the second ballot two other candf-
oates were chosen, and the Fairbanks
vote fell to s.. On the third ballot ne re-
ceIved but IS votes. on the fourth A.
votes. and on the fifth 35 votes.
The constant falling off in the Vice
Presidents vote discouraged his friends.
and when the result Of the fifth ballot
was announced, his name was with
drawn "a friend making the statement
that the Vice President had not been a
candidate in any sense Of the word. but
that his friends thought It would be an
honor TO him and the church to send him
as delegate TO the quadrennial confer
ence.
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ASKS COURT TO CHANGE NAME.
Kansas City's Jean Vatican Gives
Brief Reason in Petition,

Kansas City. Sept, John Wesley
January, whom the President pardoned
last July from the Federal penitentiary
at Leavenworth. and who returned 10
Kansas City to run a RESTAURANT, asked
the Circuit Court to-day 10 change his
name to Charles Wesley Anderson.
The petition for the change Of name
gives this reason: Because Of unfortu-
nate circumstances occurring in the Pc
riod commencing i'm the year Of 1895 and
ending in 1898"
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Rain and some
what warmer to-day; tomorrow,
rain and cooler; light to fresh
southerly winds, shifting to west
eTlV tomorrow.
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HARRIS LEAVES HOSPITAL.
MILDLY Injured I'm Football TaIxeI
North by Parents.
Cr,,.-,1 60 IT.. l1r,--s..-.-.- Ill

Annapolis, Nd. Sept 27.-AccOmpanied
by his father and mother, Mldshipman
Charles A. Harris. Of Grafton, n Oak,
first class. who has been a patient at the
Naval Hospital for several months left
Annapolis to-day for Maine, to spend
some time for the benefit Of his health.
Harris was injured while playing foot
ball last fail He was looked upon as
one Of tbes strongest candidates for half
back on the eleven this season
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Cleveland Ohio Sept. 27.-Harold c.
Powers, of Cleveland, nephew Of Senator
Albert !. Beveridge of Indiana. and a
Princeton graduate, was indicted By the
Ashtabula County grand jury for the al
legged theft of a surveyors level, valued
Ut Sl25
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Everything you want at Sloan's. 1407 G
St, to-day at 10 a. m. at unrestricted
public auction. All you need in the house
keeping line bat slightly used and Of
high grade. You save from % 20 - per
cent in buying at Sl0ans. No place irst
like IL IL the city. 1907 G St
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC-
Fairbanks Rejected by Methodists.
Hearst TO Have National Ticket.
New York yellow Dog" Fund Found
Watch Dogs Await Bogus Baron.
Army Officer Disappears.
Cuba Revolt at an End
3-Many Women Here from Europe
3-Bankers' Convention Ends.
3-News Of Maryland and Virginia.
LOCAL.
president Loses at Tennis.
2-Brotherhood of st. Andrew Elects.
2-Actress is Found Dead
5-Wife Sues Absent Husband.
S-News in World Of Sports.
9-St. Adams Plans Complete.
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San Francisco Sept 27.-Three indict-
nents were presented to-day by the Fed
eral grand jury against the Southern Pa
cific company. and two against the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company for rebating.
The penalty is from $1,000 to $4,000 on
each count
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HEARST'S LEAGUE
A NATIONAL PARTY
viii Have Ticket and Plat
form Next Year.
NO NAMES MENTIONED
Former Congressman Denies Be
ing a Candidate.
NO NAMES MENTIONED

states Represented at
Conference in New York, at Which
Plans for Presidential Campaign
Are Tiscussed-SpenlSers say Time
ment-Nat;onaI Body Is Needed.
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KEY MEN At ODDS.
Lack Of Unanimity Among Leaders
Regarding Appeal 90 RooneseIt.

Regarding Appeal 90 Roosevelt.
New York, Sept. 27-There was a lack
Of unanimity among the leaders Of the
striking telegrapheIs to-day as 10 how or
by whom the documents which President
Roosevelt has sign!fed his willingness 10
receive viii De sent
Chief Strateglst Russell said that the
documents We're ready and would be sent
in a few days On the other hand. Ma
tional Vice President Percy Thomas. OF
the telegraphers. talked as If the state
ment TO De sent TO President Roosevelt
has yet 90 be prepared
President Small. he said. sis the man
70 send that statement. I have not yet
heard from him, but take il for granted
that he viii attend 70 the matter"
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Ready to Greet Taft.

Tokyo, Sept. 2T,-Baron Watanabe
Count Terashima, and Col. Koshida, rep
resentng. respectively. the court. the for
eign office. and the war department. have
been waiting ali day to welcome Secre-
tary Taft and Ambassador OBrien.
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REJECTS FAIRBANKS
As LAY DELEGATE
Cocktail" Dinner Held Re-
SpOnSible for Defeat.
HISNAMEIS WITHDRAWN
After Losing on Each Ballot
He Drops Out Of Race.

Temperance Element I'm Methodist
Church Refuses 90 COndOBe Of
fense OF Serving Wines Wbeh
President Roosevelt Was His
Guest-Vice President Comes With
in Eighteen Votes OF Election.
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Furniture for Housekeepers.

One of the largest-aHd most attractive
sales Of the season at Sloan's. 1907 G st.
to-day; embracing the best goods. all at
your own price An unrestricted auction.
20 which ladies are invited
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/. Rugs and Carpets from Persia.

II you want Oriental rugs and carpets,
wait for the special sale at Sloan's, 1407
@ ST., 10 take place about ten days hence.
You viii save from 50 TO 100 per cent by
so doing.
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Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except Congressional LimiteG.P
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BISHOP IS VICTOR
ON TENNIS COU
Defeats President at His
YOrite Game.
WAS AIDED BY COOL
Roosevelt and Garfield O.
Under YOlleys.
WAS AIDED BY COOL

English Churchman Urged to Do
Best work Under Coaching by
SiIas McGee, the Only Spectator.
COnquerOr of Jusserand and Dean
of Tennis Cabinet Accepts Defeat
GracefuIly-PreIate 10 Play Golf.
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Cheap Excursion 90 Harper's Ferry
and MartinSburg, Berkeley Springs,
and Cumberland and Return.

Leave Washington. b. q o. station,
S:f5 a. m. Sunday. September .. Round
trip rate to Harpers Ferry and Martins
burg, I.00; Berkeley Springs. S25. and
Cumberland. S200 Splendid opportunity
tor day 5 outing.
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Every Rnnking snfecunrd

Protects your funds in the banking dept.
OF Union Trust Co, 14l4 st. In addition.
interest is paid on all accounts and de-
posits are subject to check at will
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Every Saturday and Sunday All trains,
both ways, both days, except Royal Linn
tied. City offices. 14l7 c st. and Gl9 Pa.
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Flooring very good, S2.OO Per ICE Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th and n. Y. ave,
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Sl.25 to Baltimore and Return.

When Arranging for the Wedding
Consult Shaffer, 14th and I, about flowers
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Rishop Codman,s Address.
Continued on page 2. column 3.
baltimore and Return, s1.25.

Next Civil Service Examination Oct.
Is. Prepare at The Drillery. 1iC0 N Y. ave
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New York, Sept, 7.-At series of con-
ferences held at Carnegie Hall to-day by
William r. Hearst and his friends, who
were said 20 represent thiEty-nine States.
ii was decided to form a national party
out Of the Independence League, and
with its own ticket end platform, 10
wage a campaign for the Presidency next
year. With this Ia view, the formation Of
a national committee was undertaken, Of
which Mr. Hearst is to be the chairman.
All mention Of Mr.. Hearst as the can
didate of the Independence League in the
Presidential campaign was studiousIy
avoided Mr, Hearst himself made
speech. in which he reiterated his an
nounccment that he was not a candidate.
Yet the men who were at this confer
ence said privately that under the cir
cumstances there could be and would be
only one candidate and standard-bearer
for such n third party, and that would he
AIr. Hearst
Cut Adrift from Democracy.
Although the meeting to-day was sup
posed 20 DO exclusively with the national
situation the future of the Independence
League as il exists in several States
where Mr.. Hearst has his newspapers
was generally discussed. For one thing.
II was decided that hereafter the league
viii have nothing 20 do with the two
older parties and viii So it alone in
elections
There Will be no Endorsement Of other
candidates By the league in this state
in the coming campaign. IL was said.
and this viii apply u the local campaign
as well
VIII Name "a Ticket.
In pursuance of this policy. there will
De nominated ut the State convention
which the league is 10 hold tomorrow
al Carnegie Han its own ticket for the
court of appeals.
John T. MCDOnough has been men
toned as one of the two men the con-
vcntion viii nominate
There were about two hundred present
AZ the conference Of the Hearst men al
/ Carnegie Hall. which was held behind
/ closed doors. Mr. Hearst was chairman.
A lot Of those present made speeches.
The keynote OF these seemed To be- that
the time was ripe for third party move
ment and that with an independence
I League movement already i'm several
States there was need OF some central
/ body Ike a national committee.
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REVEAL SECRET FUND
Disclosures in New York
Traction Probe.
FIND yellow DOG" ACCOUNT
for Public Service
Commission Ask Explanation of
Payments Amounting TO More Than
$3.50. 5O.OUO-PoIiticians and Lawyers
the Chief Benefciaries.

New York. Sept 2L-sensauonaI dis
closures viii be made before the public
Service commission within a few days In
regard to a fund that has been discovered
on the books Of the New York City Rail-
way Company by the investigators.
Payments from this fund foot up TO
more than y75o0ol and ali Of them are
charged 20 a special construction ac-
count This account, so It was said to-
day. has an the earmarks Of having been
IN the same class with the yellow dog
accounts of Insurance memory.
Like the Mutual LIES legal expense
account and the EquitabIe's mysterious
j. W. A.. No. g." the special cousuuc-
tlon account contains entries Of payments
To an sorts of persons for apparently all
sorts OF purposes.
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AWAIT BOGUS BARON
Detectives and WatchdOgS
Guard Young HeireSS.
ELOPED WITH GIRL IN EUROPE

Hungarian Waiter. Posing a. "A No.
biemgn, Invited to AutO Tour and
Repays Mrs. ID. Webster DOugherty
ny Winning Daughter-NOv Seeks
Position rs Chauffeur.
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POLITICIANS Involved.

Among others who were concerned In
it are said TO De both Republican and
Democratic politicians, and also many
lawyers who are familiar with the ms
and outs Of legislation In Albany and this
city. The account covers a period Of sew
eral years
When Nr. Ivens was questioned IN re-
gard TO the discovery. he refused either
10 confirm or deny 70. Persons who know
something about 1t. though, predicted
that there would be- almost as nervous a
time for some people within "a week or
so as there was when Mr.. Hughes was
bringing out the facts about the activi-
ties Of Andy Hamilton and Andy Fields
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

Everything Open at Chesapeake Beach
Saturday and Sunday. Haleys Band
Dancing.
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A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from u to 3. IA2 n. Y. ave
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RkIDING NIHILIsTs nv SIBERIA.

nvosToK November has seized arms ana
d corresnondnce organization which includes
members of the military
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made this past summer, I was much
pleased to note that full credit was
accorded by the managers generally to
the Experiment. Station staff for the
effective work done, which is as 1T
should be- Individual members have
from time to time deprecated the ex-
pense of maintenance of the station,
but 1 regard its work today as of in
calculable value, compared with which
the cost of maintenance is as the an
nual bill of the family physician with
very healthy family as patient
1.-The Pathological Division of the
Experiment Station, organized under
the able direction of DR.. Cobb. has
done most effective work during the
past wear. as must have been evident
to you all from the bulletins that have
been issued. The research made in
the matter of root and fungus diseases
of cane and their treatment are suf-
fciently early to enable us to take the
necessary steps to head off disaster
from these causes While many of the
suggestions made by the division in
voIve considerable labor and expense,
believe it will be found sound policy
that the recommendations made as to
|
out. DR.. Cobb has retired from the
head of the division, and is succeeded
, by Mr.. Lewton-Brain, who was his
able assistant for some time prior TO
| DR.. Cobb's retirement.
"While not purely matters of asso-
citation work, the questions of labor
and transportation have. been much in
| the concerns of the industry during the
| past year, and more sugar has been
| stored and for longer periods than ever
| before Early in the year the labor
| Supply began to be augmented by the
arrival of immigrants from Southern
| Europe direct, and three expeditions
| of this character have come in dur
1 ing the year. After sitting, these peo-
| pie have developed a desirable class,
| and it is TO be hoped that the fmmi-
| grafton laws will be so amended at
! the coming session of Congress, that
| the coming of this class of people to
| Hawaii may be resumed, stopped as 1t
has been because of a possible irreg-
ularity in the methods followed by the
Territorial Board of immigration hay-
| ing in charge this work.
1.-The outlook for further supplies of
labor from the Orient is not cheering
because of the general trend of feeling
in the United States against Oriental
| immigration, growing as it has into an
| issue that has forced official recognl-
ton. Hawaii's geographical location is
such that any radical anti-Oriental
policy must seriously affect us, and /
| look to the future with some consider
able apprehension when viewing II
! from the standpoint of the labor re-
ouirements of this Territory. Even
though there be legislation enabling
| the resumption of immigration from
| Europe. it is my opinion that TINS
source alone will not supply our needs
and that a part of our labor must
continue to come from the Orient.
However, this may not needs be ac-
cepted as a tenable or positive predic-
ton. Ever since my early connection
Continued on Page Twoo
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EXTRA LEGISLATIVE
SESSION CERTAIN To
Be CALLED ON COAST
Financial Stress to Be AIIevated- d---More Un-
authorized Announcements---AO Denies
Significance of tiiIo News.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.) }

ASSOCIATED Cablegrams)
SACRAMENTO November I2It is almost certain that Gov
G will special session of the Legislature to consider
the financial pass legislation extending the period dur
which paid The Governor has been
leading bankers of San Francisco regarding the
nece of a
IMPROVEMENT IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK November 1.-The financial condition here IS
improved.
COAST BANKERS OPTIMISTIC.
FRANCISCO, November 1.-THE bankers here take an
the financial situation.
OAKLAND BANK SUSPENDS
OAKLAND November 1.-THE Union National Bank has sus-
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. OF
which suspended early in the present stngenc
National Bank of Oakland
Capital $150O0 surplus $l50O un
$15000O
sufficient supply of coin on
hand to paw demands and alze Brown vice
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in sensational despatch
Thursday last which from the
authoritative put
decidedly different The wireless message
was b received in Honolulu aud has
world attracting sufficient notice
to call for Ambassador at wash
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WILL
URGE WORK AT
PEARL HARBOR
Especial cablegram to the Advertiser.)

Especial Cablegram the Adveriser)
WASHINGTON November 12.-Presdent Roosevelt will in
among recommendations his message to Congress to
on December passage Congress the
of taking I'D at once the Improvement Harbor
Honolulu appropratng sufficient to on the
projected plans opening and oyng the harbor naval
base. ERNEST e. WALKER
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St. LOUIS SCORE
THEIR THIRD SHUT
OUT Of TOUR
Especial Cablegram to the Adver-
tiser.)

YOKOHAMA, November II.
The Honolulu baseball nine
played their fifth game in Japan
yesterday and scored their third
shutout. The game was with the
Keio University, the score being !:
St. Louis, four runs; Keio Uni
versity, nothing.
This is the third game with this
team by the St. Louis nine. In
the first, the opening game of the
tour, the local nine defeated the
Honolulu visitors with a score OF
five to three. The second game
stood four to two in favor OF the
visitors, yesterdays game being
the tie match.
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A police raid on a japanese gam
bling game last night resulted in the
arrest of d gang of nine crap shoot-
ers, the same nine who were arrested
and fined for gambling within the
mast few DAYS.
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SCHOOL SITES ON MoLoKAI.

Territorial Surveyor Wall is about to
begin a survey and description of all
the school property on the Island OF
Molokai.
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FORTY INJURED IN SEATTLE.

SEATTLE November 12In sreetcar collision here yess"
av between two forty persons were injured
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PEACE BROODS OVER CENTRAL AMERICA

WASHINGTON November I2-It has been othc1aiy an
nonced that Honduras and Nicaragua have met
and that between the republics have been re-
estab
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ANNA GOULD NOT
TO BE A DUCHESS

PARIS November Gould has authorized the Asso
press denv she to be married to the Duke
Of Sagan, of Prussia.
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ERNEST G. WALKER.

recommendation of President Roosevelt be-
hind # the longtakedo scheme for great Pearl
Harbor drydock naval station Notifications and yards IS
nearer reality than it has been
Nothing more important Honolulu and Hawaii in general has
been cabed Washington than this special from
the Advertisers regular correspondent The completion OF
the much Honolulu
yands strategcaly.
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BRAZIL INVADED BY PERUVIANS.

RIO TANEIRO November I2Peruvlan troops have nVaosN
Rrazi and attacked Brazilian fort, capturing It,
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0I7MA WILL TRY AGAIN.

ST PETERSBURG 1.-THE Russian Parliament VII VIII ~ -
vember a. In election the reaci0na1es were
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KAISER AND !

KAISER AND KAISERIN IN ENGLAND .
Germany
uaa todav for a visit whth British King
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tiILO MESSAGE
ECHOES IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON November 12.-Ambassador Aoki in an IN
ie Yesterday declared by the MiEado
on the occasion of birthday the Japanese of Hawaii COM
andng couragouy offer themselves to the State IN the
event of emergency orded in the same manner as the
sage all his subjects in all parts OF the world to
seventeen years.