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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-09

mouse.
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe.
Franklin touring cars. Stkyds Stbls.'
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
st. Hack Co.
II. c. Bruins came down this morn
ing in the Claudine.
Go to the Poultry Show. All
awards now made.
New A. +. c. ginghams this week
at .1Oc yard at A. Blom's.
Paradise of the Pacific, wrapped
ready for mailing, 25c at all news
stands. -.
The Expert Hat Cleaners will clean
any old hat so that it will be as good
as new.
Attorney w. p. Haia of Hama ar.
rived in the Claudine this morning on
business. 3d..
Captain Sachs and Father Francis
were among the arrivals in the Claud-
inc today.
The Japanese merchants held a
meeting yesterday and discussed the
general welfare of their business.
Amalu Sheldon and All Wa were ar.
rested this morning by the Federal
authorities on charge of violating
the Edmunds Act. The same chart
is placed against l.. l.. Smith and
Rachel Wiegand.
The See Yup Wen Quan Society has
AZ A.
counts that at meeting held Septcm-
Der Q, a resolution was passed that no
property of the society shall be sold,
mortgaged or otherwise dealt with,
except on threefourths vote of all
those present at quorum meeting
of the corporation. ..
Henry c. lIapai, Registrar of Pub.
lie Accounts, has received a commun-
ication from the Maui Dry Goods and
Grocery Co., Ltd, of Wailuku, stating
that at recent meeting Of the stock.
holders of the corporation 1t was vot'
cd to increase the capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000 by the issuance OF
800 new shares of the par value of
1926 each.
In the matter of Ialiiloa Kamahalo
VS.. George Kekauoha, a certification
Ly Clerk Scott of the Circuit Court
has been filed that the defendant has
not filed any answer to the complaint.
On this certificate J. Alfred Magoon,
| attorney for the plaintiff. bases a mo-
ton for Judgment by default and de.
| barring the defendant from right to
answer.
Amia Liilii, the woman who was
| implicated with George kekauOha In
| the Mormon case" and who had en-
| tered u plea of not guilty, appeared
before Judge Dole this morning and
stated that she desired to change her
Plea to one of guilty. This was al
lowed and sentence will be passed
Monday. 1t is understood that she
will be used by the prosecution as a
witness against Harmon, the Mormon
leader, who Is accused of subornation
of perjury.
A. l.. c. Atkinson says that he now
holds the record for expeditions courj
work Yesterday Chung See and Chol
Soon Kuen. Korean man and woman
charged in the Federal court with VIC
.ation of the Edmunds Act, appeared
Eefore Judge Robinson and obtained
u divorce from each other Last
night there was marriage. and this
morning the Federal court, ON motion
Cf Atkinson, was nollc pressed. Other
Interesting developments are expect
cd in about a week. Atkinson is elat
ed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-09

ID. S. X. Pahu, the young secretary
of the Hawaiian Office Specially Co.,
has been appointed assistant regis.
trar of the Kamehameha schools to
take the place Of ]. c. Anderson, re-
signed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-09

A committee, consisting of theprOm-
lnent japanese, will go out in launch
10 meet Ambassador Aoki, who is due
to arrive in the Manchuria on the 18th
inst.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-09
WANTS
WANTED.


boy Is years old, strong and heal
thy, wishes to learn trade in Ho-
nolulu. Would prefer board and
lodging in the family. Address
"3S94A," bulletin, stating trade
and terms. 3Sg4-2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-09
MERCANTILE
o.

Saskatchewan Boards: 20 EVA
ga: 10 Oahu Sug. Co, s23.7j; 10 Haw.
c. 4 S. Co, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation 3.e4 cents or
$3.50 per ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

In these days Of the perplexing sery.
ant girl question and the can'tkeep-
the-cook joke It Is interesting to note
that there are some striking excep-
tiens TO the general rule. The Chi
eago School Of Domestic Arts and
Sciences al It's recent annual meet
Ing presented a gold medal 10 a maid
who has served continuously IN one
family for "a years. and placed on a
roll Of honor the names OF ten others
who have kept ono place f5r from II
70 20 years Mrs Nelson Thomasson.
the lucky employer Of the prize win.
ner. said: In my opinion. the servant
problem would be solved speedily n
the old.time affection between servant
and employer could be revived. Eliza
stays with ps because she likes Us and
we like her She Is one Of the fam.
lly. She has risen above rules and
regulations. which are as unnecessary
IN her case as they would be ln mine.
She goes out when she thinks It con.
yenient and stays In when she thinks
It advisable. When she sees work 10
BE done she does It"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
Hen wAs a xirrennAppss.
Tried 70 tasps Litter and ssttlsa
with Mofher cat.

Wiikesbarfe P4.-An 0id hen owned
y Ai0nz0 NaBsef u Groyanla. near
bs.e has the maternal Instinct 80
strongly Developed thar the other day.
having faiiei 70 mother anything else
she tried 70 adopt a nezif1l of young
kittens. and fought st0utiy for their
DogseselCn With tie mother cat
For The Lass two weeks the hen has
tree 10 every way that her brain could
suggest ~ nest On every egg she
found. but NaUser did not want her
70 hatch and repeatedly threw her on
.aests which she had made. he had
z daily hght with her over the matter
The hen discovered the other day
that the mother of a litter of kittens
ba1 LETT them FOR a few moments. and
she PROMPTLY took them for her own.
when the mother car returned ihere
Has = battle until Mauser. attracted
By the noise arrived and locked the
laa u coop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
FACES A NEW ERA

and tie comm0tion In the least up-to-
date circle Of piratical ghostdom
when the first engine whistle footed
through the palm groves could hardly
have been greater than am8ng the
dwellers on some Of TIE remote KEYS.
The engineers tell how terrified in
habitants fed from the frst trains
with the same panic fear that led
dwellers IN backwoods communities
to see the devil. or worse. in the first
apearance among them OF smoke-spit-
ting steamboats,.
IL would be hard TO fnd within the
frontiers Of the states a stranger or
more out-ofthe-world region than this
Of the Keys before the coming Of the
railroad. Stranded al the thregho'd
Of the continent these islets lay out.
side the path Of even maritime trade
although they form the northern and
western barrier Of the straits OF Flor.
ida, the gateway from the Atlantic 10
the gulf About the only persons er-
cept their inhabitants. who had any
real knowledge Of the KEYS. were 4
few enthusiastic sportsmen Who had
oruised and fshed In the waters OK this
anglers paradise.
The seas out Of which the keys rise
are everywhere shallow. averaging iesa
than ten feet deep in their sounds and
channels. and a long line Of light.
houses follow the curve of the archl
pelago on IT'S Atlantic side warning
vessels on its perilous reefs. Even
With these sentinels on watch this fs
known as one Of the dangerous coasts
Of the world. and wrecking Is a reru.
Tar occupation Of the island lnhablt.
ants. In the old days Il was a great.
er and more profitable occupation
The pirates and buccaneers are now
only objects Of vague tradition but
there is plenty OF that to show thar
they haunted this as well az other
regions Of the Spanish Main. Caesars
Key and creek In Blscayne bay are the
more Or less well-authenticated re
treat of one Of lheso worthless
Key West was originally Cayo Hue
50, or Bone island. from the ouantI.
ties Of human bones found there bv
the first settlers. but whether tha
bones we're those n murdered captiveu
Of the desperadoes Of the deem ar
those Of Indian inhabitants IA a mai.
ter Of opinion, Piraucal tradition has
also been attached 70 Knights kew
the present terminus Of the railroad
With which Henry N. F7agler is open-
ing the region. The name OF he
Island is alleged IA this legend to be de.
rived from buccaneering worthy who
pre-empted Il as BIS particular haunt
and who either bore the name N
knight or was an outlawed knight
turned sea rover. The tradition M.
Ing 3 little hazy on this point the
more romantic version IS perfectlv
tenable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

ereet isrgs uo1erE hsn vhs1h ca1
- hired Ont for public meetings and
s1alal gat1eri1gs
T1oss advocating Tie caanga snrs.
flat i VIII BE- very pr0atabls 10 Ta--
mang Thers has bssn recsrtly z
great demand to- TIE property ~
w.1lca Tsumsny hzl. Pastors thsatsr
zud the Academy q Music stand as
sites for modern buildings. Il Tan
ruzry moves. Pastors tAsatsr. ownes
by tie society would hars ID 20 also
s~d ii "a regayded Al certain that tne
entire block frontng or East Fouf-
tssnta Streef woHid ae purchased sns
modern buildings erected upon n
TIE Enzln inducsDeat 70 the change
i sbsf Tzmmzny hzB ls 10 longer
csatF4iiY located 4 site not lover
thar Thirry-afth street ard perhaps
ever north of Forsg-sssend street. II
desired
TIE existing building has besn -
hone ~ Tsumany since 1863. when
ne organization moved from IS Old
quarters where is noW the New York
gsa buiding. The removal was
marked by a notable parade o. the
braves in 1854 the only Democratic
national convention ever held III this
city vas held Il The present buiiding
Horato Seymour. who had declared
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
TsaHT oF OLD wso FoveHT
DRAGON FINDS c7gNTERPaRT.


TIE young duke % Westminster. %
ample fortune and rsntares0ns dis-
position. in The spirit of lis fellow
eoantryman of old. Sir GsorBe. Is pre-
pairing 70 give battle 70 & monster
creature which Is reported o. reliable
authority 10 have been seen roaming
in the inaccessible regions 0f the are
Tie circle. He 10 coming 70 America
soon 70 prepare 10 traiI this antedi.
iuvian creature 10 It's lair. there to
attack d and either capture Il alive
Or kill II and bring back its carcass
as proof q his pr0Wess ard courage
On his way 70 Auericz TIE duke
stopped = Paris. and there laid plans
foF The sxre1itinz - 10 The Mconss-
ten rarsr il the Euk1n e search q
tEiE monster. which scientists have
zz-ea -ts Ea-Etasanrzz zn1 which
esrz1 -ar1HE- 6n11a1arr z Jesuit e.
tasr aanE-Hs II TIE far uor-A. are szid
% have sss1 and r,h1sogrzzts5. he
sisss zEElg zaEEurH--a1tE q is to1f-
-1Ta1s
ThH-s seems t1 ha nne1 mystery
lEn1 Ela-T -Emrrs concerning the -n1-
s-sr a- report haE 81 tAAt 5 miner az
TIE Trka-- Tu- Laan1rH- Who with
-srEs Du7rT and James Butler ard
he gasUt father Eaw ths Eerzto-
Eauas p Is rEEs ana Photographed
i 4 is rz-pzgs Whs1 4 zicks1 an
sTzla1ehs ot grss1 rocks daan aro1nd
1Aair heads.
Nh1 las seen tie -ho.oTraphs "
TIE Partridge creek zn11Etars Not TIE
D2Wsea suth1rireE. Hh8 refused 10
isad 80 uules and % armed men 70
90 Azut f. Sot the editor Ct ths Daily
&aggst. Eho dubbed George Du1uy
rival q Edgar Poe. TIE miner
LeszoEe. who remained al Arm
strong creek. pigheaae1lY ronHded
them 70 Father LAraneux alone. ITO
Interest some rich and serious French
or Euglish sport. ard now that George
Dug1T g back IL Paris Nth the duke
q Westminster behind hin. one Of The
most extraordinary photographs on
earth is IN the young dukes pocket,
whils Dupay has In bis pocket a 10
eral contract 70 indemnify an those
concerned and ft an expedition that
must include . t-o09-ton tramp steam
sr-to bring straight 70 London the
I've monster weighing 50 tons and
uorsl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

A dllapidated specimen of a man
stopped Kansas City merchant on
the street one morning and asked for
cash donation. Mister" he said IN
plalnhye voice. 4 hain't bad any
work to do for mere'n a month. an I'm
powerful hard up"
Been out 0f work for a month";"
said the merchant What is your oc-
eupatlon?"
7 work "a the packing house when
can get anything 10 do
In the killing department."
NO, SIR; IN the eHtting-r0om"
Then you esn tell me- perhaps, how
many teeth COW has on her upper
jaw
@Why-er-no. sir. never no
tioed.s
That's too bad. said the merchant.
putting his hand In his pocket. The
dime ! am going to give you would
have been a dollar II you hadn't failed
in your examination Youths Com
panion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
VICTIM Of RABIES
EXPIRES OIL TINE
FAD BEEE TOLD Or Hs FATE
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

n tis friends Nto called when the
spf1 went forfh faaf one ab0ef ~ DE
w. waiting ~ re end His only
fear vss fhat ne frl2htf8i conyul-
sIoae " lte lDai stage n rsbies might
ggye ~ narrowing - rs family y
witness fhe Terrifying cries IN heart
reading fGr them % hesf 81 he asked
" C1liaan " keep el1ze when the
HeEo1 n fe'iram began ard 10 b. Hb
efal H1fa caiOf0fofm. opium ~ What
efef might aTsl = sf1Defy and -
seyfte
Faithful 10 his frasi Dr Cullhan
Hardly leff fhe BEDSIDE u bis patient
I'D friend 8ai6 tie end From early
Iaesesy afternoon aafn BE- died Df
kafsa wa ia s'ate " almost CON
Diefe gnec1ec'oasnezz Induced b.
seesages Death came gently and
peacefgiiY
Aeae " it0se Htg saf lH conference
with " Nafsh Htli nearly midnigat
Monday would SPEAK u The occur
fatess % fefsH Il eae Do ne library
of tie bone ttat r. fad gatheraa
faeu togaher hls wife. Als goas and
1aagtfefF. hie gcn la iaw snd his law
ger There ess fhe vii ~ be drawn
- aa4 that 1eae. siih fbe disfribu.
fioa y his personal property arranged
fef ~ ilf1e1 Hls a1fsullDH ~ the
fgigfe " BIS cbildfen.
II Marsh VA - PEARS oid and had
lived in fiatb1sh nearly AZ hls NE
fle bad Travelled extensively in South
America aad aas regarded a. . genius
y invention 81 his friends He la saf.
slYe1 ~ a aidoN. fao daughters. one
u whom ig married. and three sons.
the Oldest " whom le 4 mechanical en-.
sineef in me employ u TIE Panama
eansi commission and .a a. present on
ne lsfhmHe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

niles par houri Az the cDzer a. tho
cUt-oH Il disappeared
IN egEpary win CHEF stineshzns
and tWo e his Bo1E, ] took prints o. Us
tracks. exactly as you Butler. Lee
noore and ! did that last Gay il the
moose leak.
The positive good faith Ct George
Dupuy is beyond doubt in Paris. where
he Is 90 vel known His place as q
writer and sporting explorer Is quite
a1ed When the New Torkso-Parfs
automobile race vas being organized
his mere word convinced Pareans of
the inpossibility Of crossing Bs-ing
strait up0n the ice-which doesn't er-
ist Three tines In the last eight
years Dupuy has made long visits to
the Kl0ndiks. always as q sport with
money. ard Il EaE during this trip
that BE saw the KeFatoszurus. and
It Is TIE result oi these facts that Is
leading ~ 10 the duke Of Westmins-
ter's American Vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

after a conference With President
Roosevelt. 70 get. If possible. TIE s50,-
900 necessary 70 take him on his ninth
expedition in search Of the north pole.
has been IN the service Of the United
States navy since 1851 II his last
trip. 1888 70 1902 he attained 81 de-
grees II minutes north and named the
most northerly land u the world.
Cape Morris X JesuB. Commander
Peary was born at CFeston. Pa. IA
1856 and was graduated from Bow
d0in college he entered the United
States navy as a civil engineer and
has been employed IN the engineer
corps when not on bis arctic expedi-
tons His discoveries have gained
for him q number Of medals from
scientific societies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
90 80 il J ouIekaand.

Alton. M Buried to his waist IN
qulcksand after be had been thrown
into a pond by three men. Tony Haas
g years old. stood in the water three
lays. according to his statement when
be Hss found wandering along an in-
iefarban street car track half crazed.
Eariy the other day some logs aoated
near him and hV succeeded m drag
cling himself from the sand Tie could
act aaerlbe reason for having been
ghfoHn into the pool
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

The duchess Of Marlborough. at the
dinner given Ia New York Ia honor OF
Mrs. Humphry Ward. said From
narrzst childhood English women are
made TO s.yel the obligations Of lndl-
Yidual responsibility and society itself
demands adequate fnlallment It is
this sense Of obligation that we Amer.
lean women should foster and de.
Yelop.7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

Auskogee. Okia.-Apparently sleep.
ing with her eyes open, suffering 10
pain. but taking no nourishment and
actually not sleeping the case Of Miss
Dolly Smith. 10 years old has baiied
local physicians. She complained Of
feeling dizzy a week ago. and fall
Ing On her bad has not been able to
move since She lapses into uncon.
seiouaness and appears 70 be dead
The attending physicians have re.
sorted to the old-tlme method Of
bleeding. but no change IN her con.
alllo1 rs perceplibie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

ida. the coming Of the Transformation
which Is to be wrought BY the compile.
ton Of the remarkable railroad which.
Ike some amphibious monster, has
been crawling seaward out across the
Keys from the Florida mainland. and
ls nov only a miles from the queer
old cosmopolitan town. She Is
dreaming dreams Of a great future as
the Tyrol OF an American Mediterran.
can when the steei rails have linked
Il with the mainland and It has be.
come the nearest port OF the United
States 10 Cuba, the Panama canal and
the countries lying around the Carlb.
bean.
Meanwhile the Keys. those isolated
outcFoppings Of coral fook which lie
in q long, slckle-blade curve OF $50
miles between the waters Of the AT.
lantic and those Of the Cuff OF Mex.
leo, are getting used to the phenomena
Of the new era. K Is believed that
even the ghosts Of buccaneers may in
time come 70 accept the developments
OF modern progress and resume bust
ness at their old stands-strlctly for
the benefit OF a romantic touring
public.
Their successors. the unromantlc
presant-day Conohs. have already
Learned to take the revolution with a
matleroifact eye to the main chance,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

Mrs. william II. Tar, is not In favor
Of the college education for her dadgh-
ter. but viii not oppose her II she
wishes TO take It. Mrs. Taft says that
she thinks for the work that a woman
VIII do ia the world In her own home
an academic education Is sHficient.
Her daughter win graduate this year
at q preparatory school at Bryn Mawr
and viii be fitted 70 enter the college
Il ne cares %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

tt restoring the parish church af
Fof1lHRion Dorchester. England. there
was found b slab q pufbeek marble
with q Roman inscription oo d that is
sapposed ~ De- pafl ef lhe tombstone
# hflsi0bnlaf. the first recorded apos
ae 10 Britain and said 70 have been
one 81 iho 10 ofdsIae5 br Christ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
KEY WEST, FLA, MOVING ON TO
LARGER THINGS.
Romantic History Of the Past to Give
Way 70 the Push and Rush Of.
commercisiism By Way
Of New Railroad.

Key West IS already seeming from
afar on its thil-.y little island away
down AZ the southernmost tip Of Flor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

Plans are making for supplying
Cairo, Egypt with a modern sewerage
and drainage system IN the near fu-
tnre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16
conmsnSsr Pssry Seeking Money
for Another Trip.

washington. -C0Enmandsr Robert
z. Peay. who has gore 70 New York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

Quarters Of Tammany Hall from 1872
70 1858.
on tie platform Of the convention that
Be vas not a candidate was nomin-
afed for president
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-16

q - 20 THE e AeAIN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-21

On the following afternoon . very elegant automobile stopped before Deane's. door. He could not suppose that the occupants had como to ses him as he watched them alight but they had. They were . mother and daughter. and tho former introduced the conversation by saying that she had read m article in . morning paper about Miss Winthrop.
 "I think 1t must be very much Ike my daughters case" shs said.
 In reality there was no similarity, but the danghter was m excellent pa- tent nevertheless. She had no sooner gone away than another lady came from directly across the street. She had not seen the article in the news paper. but she had seen tho automo. bile. and 1t had encouraged her. , Two days later the story of the vio- lets appeared in all the papers. the romance very delicarely touched upon. The influence of perfumes upon the voice. well known to doctors, was new thing to the public. and the re- porters made the most of 1t
 Dr. Deane figured in the story as an expert of the highest attainments who, in association with the famous Dr. Kendall. had penetrated the mystery of an obscure and interesting case The gratitude of Miss winthrop was pictured in moving terms.
 It was all true enough. Deane had seen Miss Winthrop again at Kendall's office. and the girl was far upon the road to complete recovery. She had confessed to Mime. Sylvestre her pass ing fascination and the secret recep- tion of the violets from the French man. All had been forgiven.
 A few days later Mme Sylvestre and Miss Winthrop called upon Deane. and he sang with them. his voice exciting the unbounded admiration of both la- dies, who begged him almost with