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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
MARINE REPORT.
Trom San Francisco Merchants M
chanEe.l

Friday, September 4.
San Francisco--ArLved, Sept. 3, p.
NJ. 5. $. Mongolia, hence Aug. 2s.
Honolulu-Arrived, Br. s. $. Ilford,
from Astoria, passed the port steering
to southwark, reporting CAN well"
Saturday, September 5.
DISTINGUISHED, Sept. 2, S. S. Ma.
rama, for Honolulu.
San Franeisco-Arrived, Sept. 5, s.
S. Virginian, from Salina Cruz. Sail
ed. Sept. 8, S. S. Alameda, for Homo
lulu; U. s. A. T. Buford, for Honolulu.
Hilo-Sailed, Sept 4, sehr Minnie A.
Caine, for Sound.
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DEPARTED.

str. Knau, Gregory, for Kauai ports,
8 p. m.
7. X. X. S. S. Hongkong Maru, FL
mer, for the Orient, 10 p. m.
Str. Claudine, for Lahaina and H'lo,
8 p. m.
L. S. A. T. Thomas, for San Fran
cisco, p. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo (Elks vol
cano excursion), 3:l5 p. m.
Saturday, September ..
All. S. S. Texan, Hall, for Kahului,
5 p, m.
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can candidate for supervisor win bet
T. T. Meyer, the incumbent. There
are two aspirants for the deputy sher-
iffship. d. x. Ilae, the present iailer
at Pukoo, and j. II. Mahoe, former
deputy sheriff, would like the job.
II is said that the recent visit of
Link MeCandless failed to arouse any
interest, and the feeling is said to be
in favor of Prince Kuhio. Rather
than take any chances on an unknown
quantity like Link, the voters seem to
feel that it is better to keep the Prince
in Office.
just at present Molokai is without a
prosecuting Official in the District
Court. County Attorney Kalua has
called in the commission held by the
deputy sheriff and has 50 far selected
no successor. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08

AEwERs & COOKE CRobert Levers
p. ]. Lowrey, c. NJ. Cooked. Import
ers and dealers In lumber and build
ing materials. Office. 414 Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
Wise Is Sure.

John Wise is sure he will get the
nomination for Sheriff on the Repub-
lican ticket. John talks as if he had
the cards all stacked and was to be the
dealer. And, in this respect, it is
said, that the First Precinct of the
Fourth District is preparing to make
Brown the candidate if they can force
him on to the convention. Brown is
not a convention delegate, but the first
precinct, where he resides, is said to
be determined that he shall run again
for the Shrievalty. Brown, on the other
hand, claims that he is not in the race,
and his friends say so, but there are
others who say that Brown has his
lightning rod up.
Aleck Is on Fence.
Aleck Nicholas, who was badly de-
feated in the Pauoa precinct Saturday,
and who declared that he quit the Re-
publican party then and there and
would go into the Democratic party,
is not quite SO sure today that he will
quit. His friend Henry Vida has al
ready tired of the Democratic party,
although he only deserted the Repub-
lican ranks few months ago, and that
may be one reason why Aleek has again
changed his mind. Aleck has no rea'
son for his change of party, except that
he declares he was jobbed in Pauoa
by the Boothites. He says they used
underhand politics-that is, of course
they beat Aleck at his own game, and
naturally, Aleck is sore.
Lucas Controls Irish Vote.
Lucas gained more than one victory
on Saturday. He is said to have cor
raled the entire Irish vote and will
make it worth his while in the con
vention. The whole Lucas family wa'
elected, comprising Charles Lucas
George Lucas, Willie Lucas, Albert
Lucas, and last but not least, Jael
himself. And Tommy says, as Dem
oerat, he won't vote against Jack.
Rival Mayor Figures.
Both Lucas and Hustace claim ma
jorities for the Republican convention
and the following figures from the tow
precincts have been compiled to SHOW
that each is correct:
| LUCAS LIST.
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REPUBLICAN,
CAMP A|CNERS
Continued from Page one.)
Island of Oahu yet. and it is said has
no real desire to take trip.
Anderson for Clerk.

John C. Anderson, teacher, and
well known in football and general
athletic circles, believes he is up against
a hard proposition, when he finds him
self in the race for County Clerk on
the Democratic ticket. Anderson, while
acknowledging that he is being pressed
to run, knows that in opposing D. Ka-
lauokalani, Jr., the incumbent of
the office, he will go against ia
vorite Hawaiian. Yet the Democrats
must put up man, and John is will
ing to make the test, or sacrifice, as
the case may be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08

Three Chinese girls born in Am
lea, and who have always lived and
whites. have been refused the privile
of attending school where viii
children attend, by the San Francis'
Board of Education. They are I'd.
quired to go to the school provided fd|
Orientals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
Twelfth Precinct, Fifth District.

-Four delegates are classed as doubt
full.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
HusTACE LIST.
Precinct.

Total ...,....,..... Al 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
FAILED TO GET WEEKS PAY
DRIVERS COLLECTED TO PAY
THEMSELVES OFF.
PROPRIETOR SKIPPED
And Left Manager With Empty Money
Bag to Hold-Memphis Laundry
Had Been Running Since
Last May.

Memphis. Oct 1l.-Eyerything Is
not as smooth as blind shirt" at the
German-American Laundry Company,
337 Poplar avenue, and eighteen laun-
dry girls, alleging that they failed 10
get their weeks pay at noon yesterday
swCre out attachments in Justice Crea-
gan's court last night covering the
entire plant in an effort to collect thoir
wages by law, on the grounds that A
Nadleman, 335h North Main street,
one of the proprietors, had absented
himself from the place, and had run
away early yesterday morning from
the plant, and left the other partner,
II. Koras, with an empty money bag
to hold The entire machinery of the
plant, and the four wagons and two
horses belonging to the firm, were at
tached. During the afternoon the four
drivers delivered laundry and secured
money enough to pay themselves off.
and in cases where more than sal
ary was collected it was turned in, but
this amount failed to make any sort
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

situation, so far as Anglo-Russian
negotiations are concerned. remains
where It did q hours ago There has
been unusual activity at Buckingham
Palace today TO which the king reign.
ed and at the British foreign office
and Russian embassy where VI. Iswol.
sky. Russian foreign minister. is stay
ing. and officials were busily engaged
in an excahnge Of kilograms with the
European capitols.
There has also been numerous ex-
changes Of courtesies. the king and
other members Of the royal family and
cabinet ministers showing NJ Iswolskv
much attention. The Russian minis
ter. accompanied by the Russian am
bassador. was received by the king
al Buckingham Palace.
His majesty. previous 10 receiving
NJ. lswolsky. had long converse
tion with Sir Edward Grey More fs-
vorabls news from the Balkans. incluI-
ing the reported action Of the Seryiaa
national assembly in voting against
war. has further strengthened the be-
lief that there sfl b. no erup'i1u.
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of showing toward paying of the girls
who according to their various state
ments, were due from s. to s. each
Constable Hume and Deputy Sheriff
Martin served the attachments. Every
one of the girls appeared in person
in the magistrates Office and swore 10
the amount due her
Shortly after the attchments had
been issued one fthe two horses n
the company was replevined by Jones
Bros, at 20 South Third street, for a
feed bill.
The German-American Laundry
Company has been in existence since
May. and has built up a considerable
business. II had never given any signs
of trouble before. the girls. who had
been working for 1t since it was es-
tablished. saying that this is the first
time they failed to get paid oft Of
this number there are seven negro wO-
men. Most Of the latter appeared and
Joined the Others in an effort to get
their money. II is not believed that
the absent member of the firm could
have taken any great amount of
money. in case he did sbsoond. a. Is
by the girls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
TAFT SAYS He
WILL WIN OUT
HIS STATEMENT MADE
IN WEST AT CINCINNATI
YESTERDAY.
PLANS FOR LONG TRIP
Will BE on the Move From Now Till
Election Day-Bryan Spent Sun
day Resting--ln West This
Week.

Cincinnati, Oct. 11.--Willian r.
Taft today climbed Mount Auburn, the
highest of Cincinnatis hills, and then
slimbed the stairway Of the water
tower
Previous to this exercise, he attend
ed Christ Episcopal church.
The Taft special leaves Cincinnati
tomorrow for three days in Ohio, three
days N the South, next Sunday in
Washington, a day in New Jersey and
Maryland, another in Ohio, three days
in Indiana, week in New York, with
a closing meeting of the campaign in
Youngs town. on the night before
election, and then home to vote.
Preceding this, his final effort of
the campaign, Taft today said, as he
did during his western trip:
Il shall be elected president of the
United States"
Senator William Alden Smith, of
Michigan, will accompany the candi-
date in OHIO, and Leslie NJ. Shaw will
travel with Taft in the south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

coming up before the board members
DR. Kemp says:
"A resolution was put to vote that
the beard Of trustees DO not recog
nize that Prof Kemp has any just
cause for grievance against the ad
mlnistration Of the university.
This was lost on tie vote, and
then occurred an accident. which
gave me the first tangible things ]
could get from anybody The presi-
dent had taken the seat which ! va
Gated when left the room. had
lef; reports. ctcf on the table. for I
wae prepared TO show. II necessary.
that my recommendations had not
been carried out
After the vote went against him
ths president left his memorandum
mixed in my papers. and found II.
Here I had incontestible proof Of
the presidents unfaImess. He hal
presented this paper behind my back
and it vas full Of misleading state
especially haif truths adroit
D. presented
He attacked me on practically
every point vhich is necessary to the
head ~ q department an admin
iEtrator. a. teacher as a man Of
science and in my relation % my
colleagues Everything vas general
-rot a specific act was alleged.
The friends n Governor Deneen
art fearful Jest this scandal will have
al unfavorabie effect in the cam
psiTn. especially as the followers Of
Former Governor Yates have an
nouneed their determination 10 beat
the c0yernor
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
IN
PAPER BATTLE
! OVER POLITICS OF MANAGE
MENT OF UNIVERSITY OF
ILLINOIS.
WILL AFFECT CAMPAIGN
Is Opinion OF Governor Ceneen and
Friends-Resiened instructor
Attacks Monarchial
Management.

Champaign, ILL.,, Oct. l1.-Presdent
Edmund J. James, of the University
Of Illinois and the alleged "Monarchi'
cal Form" of the university govern
ment, are vigorously attacked today
by DR.. George I. Kemp, Professor CT
Physiology, who resigned en- Septem-
Der /.
In an article which appeared in
Science, well known educational
weekly, DR.. Kemp practically ac-
crsed the president of falsifying,
double dealing and an "attacke in the
dark" At the same time the retiring
professor, in relating the history of
trustee meetings, depores the partici-
naticu ef Governor Deneen.
After reviewing the causes which
led him to present his resignation
after srch long term of service, the
savant asserts that the university
president 'is not the best type of
man to intrust with the instruction
Of the youth of tn. nation"
After telling of the differences tat
led him to resign and of the matter
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
JAPS TO MATCH
SHIP FOR SHIP
WITH AMERICAN FLEET ON AR
RIVAL AT YokAHoMA-MA.
NlLLA FREE PRESS MAKES
COMMENT ON MATTER.

Manila. oct. 1.-THE Manila T 90
Press in commenting on the dera--
tur5 Of the feet yesterday for japan.
saws that the Mikado at Yokohama
WI match ship for ship at the water
reception. The Free Press aids that
70 looks omnious and would seem 90
indicate that japan is endeavoring to
prGve Americas and Japans conI-
para;iye naval Strength.
Fhe consensus Of opinion here g.
that the visit Of the feet just ended
has accomplished little toward im
pressing the natives With the water
power Of America because Ct the
lack Of ceremonies. guns. paraics
etc.
ONLY the officers have been seen.
ans they were always riding On dress
uniforms. which are not the signs oi
the grim trade Of battle ships It is
hored that when the feet returns.
cholera permitting. there all b.
plenty Of show. which Is the prime
blsiness OF the men-ofwa-smen.
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AND KANSAS CITY MANS WIFE
AND AFFINITY sPooNEp uN.
DER RUG TENTS.
BROUGHT DIVORCE SUIT
But Case viii Be Dropped Because
Both Men have since Become
Bankrupt--"Three Weeks"
Last Straw.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 11.--E. j.
Richards 100000 damage suit agains.
John c. Humes, for alleged alienati
iof Mrs. Richards affections, viii not
be sent to trial Richards attorney an
nounced today that the case will ba
left on the docket for a while ami
then will be dropped,
Since the srit was filed and depcsi
tions were taken Richards failed in
business as a hat merchant and retlr-
ed, while Humes became a bankrcp-,
sold his crockery stock to satisfy cred
ltors, and now is treyellng somewhere
in South America.
The suit was filed last April ami
the testimony given by Richards, when
the dispositions were taken, convuIsel
Kansas City social and business cir
cles. Richards then was president of
the Ginger Club, an East Twelfth
street business mems organization.
and was we'll known about town.
He testified to series CT remark
able parties" given at Hunes M
and at his own residence. The gues
usually were Mr.. and Mrs. Richards.
Humes and widow, whom Richards
called Cheeks" because Of the fancy
stockings she usually wore and which,
he said, siae took prideain displaying.
Richards said that Mrs. Richards
conduct on these occasions led him
to consider her the champion kisser
OF the world
He testified that she would SIT on q
coupch with Humes for hours. kissing
and caressing him.
1T was enough to make man sick"
he declared
He told also of some peculiar
games" that were played at thess
parties One was called Indian"
Tents were made fthe rugs, Sc SAD.
and the guests turned out the parlor
lights and took up temporary resi-
ience under the tents" which were
Just large enough for two.
There was another game that Rich
ards didn't fancy much. II consisted.
he testified, of being locked out of his
1wn room by Humes and Mrs. Rich
ards. They called this odd Man
Out"
The last straw came. he said when
Humes sent Mrs Richards a copy NJ
Three Weeks" That broke up house
leeping. Mrs. Richards sued for III.
force, alleging that her husband
struck her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
AT BELGRADE YESTERDAY BUT
NO ACTION WAS TAKEN ON
WAR QUESTION.
LEAOt RS COOLED DOWN
When Shown That Lack of Ammuni.
ton Of Servians Mas One Reason
For Keeping Peace-Confer.
ence at London.

Belgrade, Servia, Oct, 1t.--After n
secret session, lasting over "A hours
the national assembly adjourned with
out arriving at definite decision with
regard to action against Austria Hun
gary The assembly meet again to,
morrow.
According to reliable information no
vote was taken on the question at
issue. The meeting was very stormy
one and vas interrupted by various
War was demanded with
Austria-Hungary, but the leaders of
the war faction cooled down after
Foreign Minister Hilovanoylcs had
made a lengthy statement in which
he explained that one reason why
hcstilities were impossible was the
scarcity Of ammunition for the new
batteries which is new being trans
ported here but has been detained on
the Austrian lines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
BRYAN RESTED YESTERDAY.

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Oct
j. Bryan devoted today
to resting up preparatory to a hard
week of campaigning jim Nebraska,
Colorado and wyoming. He arrived
here this morning, from St Joseph,
Mo, and the westward journey will be
begun early Tuesday.
Speaking of the result of his cam
paigning so far Bryan declared HIM
self as being confident of success
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
PICTURE OF TAFT
Must BE Taken Down or Tennessee
Democrats Threaten 10 Move
State headquarters.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct IL Fake
down that picture Of TAFT or We wi1
mc,e state Democratic headquarters
ou. OF the Maxwell House"
This ultlmatum. it Is understood
was delivered 20 Manager Hume. Cf
tn Maxwell House. ;ast night by the
managers Of the Democratic heat
quarters
Mr. Hume evidently did not feel
that he could show any discrimiua-
tior between Democrats AMI Repu5-
licsHs. as the Taft picture IS stiu
there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
LARGEST SWEET POTATO.

Humboldt. Tenn. Oct. 1l.-R T.
DeBerry a prominent farmer OF the
Gibson section. brought to town to-
dav the largest sweet potato ever
seen here. The specimen weighs
seven pounds, measures twenty-three
and a quartz inches in circumference
over the smallest part and twenty
five and a half inches at the largest
place Mr.. DeBerry says IT was the
largest potato he found in his patch.
bu, that he has lots Of them not
much smaller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
CoMMITTEEMAN DIES.

Chicago, Oct. 11-Word wasreceiyed
by Chairman Mack here tonight of the
death at Moberly, Mo-, of Democratic
nations al committeeman. w. A. Roth.
well. Mack appointed a committee TO
attend the funeral at Moberly tomor-
row, one of whom is Roger Sullivan,
of Illinois.
Mack will leave for Buffalo next
Friday where he will register on the
follow ing day, Leaving for New York
Sunday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
LIFE SAVERS TO RESCUE.

Chicago. Oct IA yacht owned
b. n. s Pineree. OF Detroit. Mich
sCr Of the former governor. aft-r
being torn from Is moorings and
blown cut into the lake. vas rescued
b. tbs life saving crew. Il hal q
crew Of three men and vas driftinE
before the gale when discovered.
The yacht vas brought back % the
hsrlor without mach damage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
CANE MAKER DIES.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. l1.-Wil-
liam McKinzie. a farmer 81 years of
age. lied at his home in Wyandotte
county. Kansas. - miles west Of
here. yesterday. McKinzie's favorite
pastiIne was making canes. and
every United States president from
General Grant TO the present rss re-
ceived a cane carved by him AMI has
sckuu yledged it by an autograph
letter
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
GARFIELD ON STUMP.

Washington, Oct. 11.-Secretary of
the Interior Garfield left Washington
tonight for Boston, where he will
speak tomorrow night He will con-
tinue his speaking tour in New York
state during the remainder of the
week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
NUZzlING THe PRESS.

Vienna. Oct 1l-Austrian news.
PAPERS have been Informed that the
publication Of reports cOnoerniBg
movements is not desir.
able az the present time. and that
Tarers disregarding tnis intimation
All be coBfscated
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
HUGHES GOES HOME.

Chicago, o t. 11.-Governor Hughes,
of New York. left for New York TO-
day where tomorrow he expects to reg
lister before taking up the campaign in
his state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
KILLED WHILE WRESTLING.

Owinsville. Ky Oct 1f--Charles
Scott and Joseph Harden. Of sharps-
burg vere wrestling last night when
Scott attempted to tie Harden 70 a
post Harden fhereupOn shot Scott 70
death. He then disappeared His
father aaI a Posse are hunting him
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
KILLED FOR TWO BITS"

Rising Sun. Ind. Oct 11.-Chzrles
Offer iOsjt. farmer. today struck his
brother. Henry. a Est blow on the
temp e. killing his instantly. Then
be fed and bsrricaded himself In his
bone. but was compelled 10 sur
rerler. The brothers qaarreled over
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
cHIckEN PIE SUPPER.

Ladies Of hte Presbyterian churrh
VIII have a chicken pie supper on
TUESDAY evening Oc, Il. in the ehsrcs
paEl.rs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
WILL DECIDE THE COMING ELEc.
TlON - WHITE HOUSE IN
STATE OF ALARM.
TAFT HELD UNFRIENDLY
New York Grocers Refuse to Use In.
timidaton This Time-6o Per
Cent of Labor Vote Means
Victory.

! Washington, Oct 1.-The labor
vote holds the balance Of power IN
this presidential election and can
throw che election plurality to Taft
or Bryan That is the situation in tho
opinion of those who have studied
every phase of the campaign up to the
ending of this week and it Is stu.
alton which gives the Republicans
serious concern.
Realizing this dangerous contin
gency, President Roosevelt has exerted
himself to the limit trying to master
and mend the gaps, summening every
labor union friend his party can com.
.mand. That they are finding 1t hard
fight to effect a DETECTION of the work.
ingmen's men, or rather to hold ii 10
its accustomed place in the Republi.
can ranks, is plain to be seen in all
directions.
The reports brought to the White
House are invariably to the effect that
the trend of the labor vote is dis.
tinctly to Bryan. This is especially
true Of the railroad men, and this
fact was communicated to the presi.
dent by Warren Stone, grand chief of
the Locomotive Engineers, and p. II.
Morrisey of the Brotherhood of Train
men.
Laugh at Taft Friendship.
j. B. Reynolds, the presidents con
fidential special investigator, has been
several times at the White House dur
ing the past two days. andw hlle he Is
not admitting there is any great dan
ger, his words and demeanor indicate
but a sanguine contemplation
of the outlook. Here and there have
been found labor men who write let
ters, which are shown to the president,
telling why they do not believe there
is any relief for them in prospect from
Bryan, but the followers OF Gompers
appear to be in the majority, and
laugh at claims that Taft is better
friend to labor than Bryan.
IF the labor yote-that is, even as
much as 60 per cent of it---yotes for
Bryan, he will be elected" today said
one of the veteran correspondents of
Washington, ID. C.. who has been con
slderably over the country during the
In my opinion, the whole result Is
n the hands of the labor vote"
A notable significant straw has
urned up in a circular letter now
going around in the East from a com.
nittee of the Wholesale Grocers' As.
of New York, touching the
election. This circular
says there need be no alarm as to
he result Of the election; that no
business disturbance is apprehended
whatever the outcome; that business
men may go ahead and vote their pre-.
ference and convictions. assured that
he country is all right with either
raft or Bryan.
In previous campaigns, when Bryan
vas a candidate. this association has
openly opposed him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-03
MARE ISLAND DRY DOCK.

Mare Island, Nov. alt is estimat
cd at the present time that the new
dry dock now under the course OF con
struction by the Scofeld Construction
Company at this yard will be ready
for use about the LIST of next May =, The
caisson for the dock has Just been com.
pleted by the Union Iron Works of San
Francisco and will be delivered Ia
the Scofeld Company in the near f,l.
tlire. The yard authorities are In
hopes that the cruiser California will
be the first vessel to enter the new
structure.
The yards and docks department at
this station has received orders from
The naval authorities at Washington "a
begin operations for the construction
OF an annex to the yard hospital. The
department officials will put q force OF
men to work this week excavating for
the new building. which will be built
out of concete. There is over $73, OOO
available for the construction of the
annex.