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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-17
j. S. WAR TACTICS IN
BRITAIN S CAMPAIGN
OPEN FORMATION AND SHORT
BUSHES WHIP FIERCE AFGHAN
HERDSMEN.

LONDON. Feb. 27.-United states
war tactics have suppanted Engand's
boosted solid square I'm Lord Kitchen
.ers campaign against the zakakhels in
Bazaar Valley, and as a result the
herdsmen have been scattered and
broken, their forts destroyed and many
killed
Adopting the methods used by the
United States against the Indians and
the Filipinos, Lord Kitchener has adj
vanced far into the hostile country
with practically no loss. The British
troops marched in open order with
wide intervals between them, The men
took advantage of all available cover.
When they came in contact with the
enemy they won their ground by short
rushes.
This method of procedure surprised
and disheartened the natives, who were
accustomed for their sniping tactics
to the targets made by the more or
less compact column formation en-
ployed by previous expeditions.
1t is believed in army circles that the
old British style of fighting soon will
pass away, for it is pointed out that
under Lord Kitchener's reorganization
, of the Indian army on United States
lines General Sir James Willcocks,
commander of the expedition, with
5000 men and a few mountain guns,
has done more in a few days than a
much larger expedition could have ac-
complished in months.
The force has lost only two officers
and a few men. Now the herdsmen
are seeking peace.
Still another innovation is the intro
rduction of General Weyler's reconcen-
trado plan in Cuba. All natives in the
disturbed territory will be invited to
enter concentration camps and be sup
ported by the Government. Those who
stay outside will be treated as enemies
The Government announces that il
does not intend to occupy the country
permanently, though probably it will
be necessary to give the raiders a good
whipping occasionally to prevent them
i. from continuing their invasions OIL
British territory.
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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
NEW YORK IS FOR TAFT.
Secretary Straus Sanguine of Re
publican Success

Secretary Straus Sanguine of Re-
publican Success
Secretary Straus. OF the Department
Of Commerce and Labor, has returned
from his summer vacation, and has as
sumed active charge Of the department
The Secretary spent some time along the
Maine coast inspecting lighthouses and
also a fortnight in his Maine camp.
Mr. Straus is optimistic about the sue
cess Of the Republican ticket this faE.
On his way from New England 10 Wash
ington he stopped for several days in
New York, and while there devoted some
time to observing political conditions.
I have no doubt said he, that Judge
Taft viii carry the State Of New York
by a good majority.
Speaking as q New Yorker. and as a
resident Of that State for many years. 7
have no doubt but that he Will carry the
State. as he viii many others which are
believed BY some 20 be debatable.
The voice Of Grover Cleveland. com
ing. as il were. from the grave, Will
marshal the patriots OF the Democratic
party TO support the candidacy for him
not only in New York but throughout
the country. among the old Jefersonian
or Cleveland Democrats.
Secretary StraUs believes that Gov
Hughes viii be TenOminated, and viii,
Ike Taft, sweep the State.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
SCHERR HOLDS CONFERENCE
Efforts Being Made TO Patch Up
Differences.
Taft Managers Believed TO Be Pro-
noting Peace in West
Virginia

SPECIAL - The WasEi-E-0l Herald
Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. 21--In another
effort 20 straighten the muddle IN the
Republican party IN West Virginia. re-
salting from both sche-r and Swisher
being on the ticket for governor. II leaked
ont to-day that a secret conference of
Hon Arthur / NGrys. Ny Scherr. and
a party Of the Lincoln Republican lead
ers was held az the Scherr home IN
Charleston
AI-. vorys slipped in on a railroad
train from Columbus The object was
10 get Vorys better acquainted with the
situation and Try TO effect a settlement
II is understood
While the Hot Springs conferences re-
suited In q complication of the situation.
and Il was openly announced that candi-
date Taft would have nothing further to
DO with the uuddie. it IS known that his
managers are trying 10 smooth things
over. SO that the friction VIII not hurt
the Presidential candidate in this State.
Srherr seemed pleased with the result Of
the conference and IS believed 70 have
something up his sleeve although he
declined 70 discuss the conference.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
TAFT'S CINCINNATI PLANS.
VIII Live At Home of Brother Dur
ing Campaign

Middle Bass. Ohio. Aug. 31-AIr and
Mrs Taft will live at Charles p Tafts
home in Cincinnati during the campaign
The candidate has tried % rent a house
there. but has been unable % do so. and
failing fu that he expected 20 live at the
Hotel Sintou. where the campaign ex-
ecUtive Offices viii be- He has made up
his mind. however. that that viii be too
expensive. and has finally accepted his
brothers invitation 90 sc 90 his home.
Nr Taft has scheduled several impor-
tant political conferences for this week.
National Chairman Frank Hitchcock VIII
be here on Thursday or Friday. and Sec
retary Of the Interior Garfield and At
torney General Wade Els. Of Ohio. also
VIII be here
A party Of politicians from Detroit
headed by Frank j. Hecke-. have made
an appointment. and they viii come over
on a yacht
Ny Taft decided tonight not 10 80 To
Fort NeiEs tomorrow. A soldiers mon
ument Is 90 be unveiled there. and Seua-
tor Foraker is Co De one of The speakers.
Some n Nr- Taft's friends. notably Cen
Kelfer and Gen C0rblu. thought ir would
be a good political stroke for 1Ir. Taft
% appear on the same platform with the
Senator Nr. Taft considered their re-
quest for his presence az the u1Ee.IinE.
but declined when h= found that there
was no way IN which he could get back
O. Middle Bass Island from Fort NsiEs
n time tomorrow night and leave for
Toledo wednesday morning He is sched-
uled % attend "a u. A r. reunion at To-
ied0 on that date.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

There has become known remedy for
fat, the use OF which has already result
ed in enormous benefit, and most prob
ably In the saving OF many lives.
This remedy is commonly called Rengo.
The rate Al which this remedy viii re-
duCe fat. and do II harmlessly and surely.
is truly remarkable A pound a day IS
ordinarily the loss recorded being done
by compelling perfect assimilation Of the
food, and sending the nutriment where il
belongs
The most remarkable feature Of Rengo
Is that you can take all you want Of It
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
BIG BLACK BASS
OUTWITS Mr.. TAFT
Continued from Page one.

lunch. TT was right Of that reef yon6er,
not twenty feet from the shore" sad
the general. pointed with ham sand
wich. 7 was trawling with a spoon and
I got a tremendous strike, the fish set
Ting back ike log; didn't IT, JIM
This 10 the guide. who of course, nodded.
1t must have weighed twenty pounds
II it weighed an ounce" the general went
on. 4 think IL was a muskaiqpge. It
had a trick of chugging along the bot
tom. 1 tried to lift il to the top, but
il was no use. II was too big. Ny
line gave way
Where did you say you hooked this
hsh2' asked Nlr. Taft's guide quietly.
Right over there" said the general.
bringing his sandwich into play again
That's funny" said the candidates
guide: but ! had a big one at that very
spot yesterday Never came 10 the top
after you struck him. did you say
Yes; that's right" said the general
And pulled Ike a log"
Yes: that's H. sort Of chUgged the
line with quick. sprinEE jerks
BY George" exclaimed the general.
II believe You had the same FISH. or its
mate. Muskes travel IN pairs. YOU
know"
7 know I had the same one" said the
guide. Mine was sunken limb. and II
youH so over there you viii find your
hook"
Just so the general wouldn't be Gisap-
pointed at having lost that twenty
FOUNDER. the rest Of the party went ex-
ploring. and returned with the general =
spoon. bUJ no fish
The net result Of the Taft fishing excur-
sion was seven black bass and some bls
appetites- With Mr.. Taft on the excur-
sion. besides Gen. Corbin, were Edward
Miller. OF Columbus. and c. W Beckwith
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
SWANSON TO TAKE STUMP.
Governor Returns Home COnhdeni
q n-un-,. E-I-r-i.n

Governor Returns Home Confident
of Bryan's Election
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Aug. Sl-GOv. Swanson,
after a vacation Of ten days at his home
at Chatham, arrived in the city tonight.
tanned from his trip. but in the best OF
health and spirits. He says that he spent
the better portion Of his time reading the
leading papers and getting a good grasp
on the political situation
He declared that the outlook IS more
than favorable for the Democratic ticket.
The governor announces that he viii take
the stump about the middle Of the month
and that he viii make a score OF
speeches in widely-scattered sections OF
the State
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

without running the slightest risk os
harm. II can be chewed like candy and
Is pleasant to the taste
Many physicians. who before were az a
loss 70 know how TO cure obesity. are
now prescribing Rengo with remarkable
success. Il IS great nerve-strength
producer. affecting digestion primarily and
inducing a general aCCeler8tiOn Of mind
and body. Wrinkles which appear in nearly
every case OF reduction Of fat where in
furious drugs and starvation process IS
tried. do not occur where RenEo Is used
There is nothing Just as good" as
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
W.B. MOSES 6 SONS, F Street, Cor. 18th.

stories in New York papers. which. szs
said. had grossly maligned her and which
she described as dreadful Sae said that
all she asked was that the whole Cn-
fortunate matter might be forgotten. and
the mention Of the case 70 be a sub
1eCt OF newspaper comment. and that .
far as she was concerned she was salts
fed that II was an attempted robbery and
that attempts 20 prove II otherwise were
cruel and Illogical things 10 do.
Mrs Williams looks tired and worn
as the result OF the great nervous strain
she mas been undergoing She said that
she had not slept since last Wednesday
night. when Mr.. Roberts was shot.
She received newspaper men by appoint
ueut and answered freely questions pro-
pounded
At the conclusion Of the interview Mrs.
Williams said she stood ready 10 do every
thing that was possible 10 aid in punish
Ing the man who fred the shot
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

New O-k- aug 1l--BlE m VINO =
going back 10 the state senate next year,
pulled Of his annual racket at DonneIly's s
Grove to-day. and every gent below
Fourteenth street who could dig up FIVE
bones OF who could lay his hand on his
heart and swear ne was a friend Of Little
Tim. or FIorrIe. or Christie Sullivan got
aboard the steamboats, which took the
Sullivan followers 10 their destination
The going along the Bowery has been
pretty Iumpy for these many weeks.
since none Of the gang has had a chance
20 pick UP change by copperng Big
Tins bets At the track, but there Is al
WAYS one even the Sullivans hold out
for. and that is the big picnic
Long before the rays OF the early morn
t1E sun lit on the top Of Paradise
Jimmy divers ancient silk hat there
vas a crowd around the SuIlivaus- head
quarters that took two police inspectors,
two inspectors. fifty cops. and lot Of
plain clothes men TO keep iH any sort
rf order. Whsu all was IN readiness the
sullivan cohorts swung into line and pa
ra5ed
The steamers Grand Republic and Pega-
srs. which were TO convey them 20 the
grove. were waiting. It was 1-20 when All
we're on board All the way Up stream
ts the grove there was one big noise.
TIE t1gboats and little excursion steam
e-s sh-isksd hello 20 the big fellow
Greeted with salute
BlaclweUs Island was hossted Up es-
pe-lauv for the occasion The green
lawn. stretching away from the river
wall was studded with whitewaslsd
stones which made in letters ten feet
long IT. d SuIlivan--- The guards al
along the islands edge fred on theiE
pistols in h0uor OF Big Tim
ID in the captains cabin Big Tin
Sheriff Foley. Bob Davis. Of Hudson
County. senator Fitzgerald and three OF
four Of the royal suite were busy play
inz q stir game OF poker When the
Grand Republic bumped into the dock al
DonneIIy's. the big fellow was about
s. so 10 the good
down below. on two decks. the passen-
gers II the steamboats,, TOO. were in
groups OF ten or a dozen shooting craps
playing the bank and playing draw al
every limit from 10 cents 10 s.
There was a red-hoI craps game every
games. YOU stumbled over one wherever
YOU walked. At 1-35 II the afternoon the
Grand Republic and the Pegasus had
( er1ptied nearly 1000 Sullivaultes into Don
ueIly's Grove For a few minutes only
the big fellow showed himself 20 tire
meudous cheers, and then retired for tbs
rest Of the day 20 an upper room al Don
I ueIIy-s. TO see # his luck would hold.
Ten Thousand Eat
I Late IN the evening some OF the OIyupi,
& team of athletes. who had been up Z,
I Oyster Bay 20 see the President arrived
/ at Douneuy's in automobiles. They began
/ 20 serve the grub at > O'Clock. and abou
l leo15 managed TO get a square meal Z
{ baseball game. d fat mems race. a buckle
! berry pie-eating contest and half a dozel
I other races helped TO while away IN
I time. The SUllivaniJes started for hom'
[ at 30 o'clock and al little before I
{ the B0werv and its envirous blazed redly
I Il was also along the BOwery coast
( very wet night. very vet, indeed
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
SOnnnOeS.
FOLK RETURNS 500.
Overpaid Ht Indiana Lecture He
Sendx Money Rsck.

Sullivan, Ind. Aug 51.-Gov- Folk, Of
Missouri, lecture5 here last week on The
era OF Conscience and just before he
left Chagtauqua Treasurer Ward handed
aim q roll Of bills. supposed 10 be S31o.
asking him to count the money and see
Il ir was right.
-Oh. IFS an right" said the governor.
you wouldn't cheat me after listening
20 uv lecture" The next day Ward
IN making a trial balance OF his books.
found that he was short 500 He could
account for the shortage only on the
theory that he had overpaid the gov
ern-r- He sent telegram asking =
Folk Rad received 500. but II his mail
delivered a few minutes later. was let
ter from the governor containing a check
for 500 The Missouri executive had dis
covered the error before receiving the
telegram.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
YOUNG BRYAN TO WED.

Enlargement Announced to Miss
Helen Berger, of Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Wis. Aug. 3l.-The engage
ment of Miss Helen Berger. daughter Of
Alex Berger, a prominent miller and
board Of t-a6e man OF this city. and
William Jennings BRYAN. jr-. was admit
ted to-day by Mr.. Berger.
Miss Berger and her mother sre visit
ing Lincoln. Nebr- II IS said the we'd
ding may not take place for a year or
longer.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
SLEUTHS TRAIL
THIRD SUSPECT
Continued from Page One

statements from me. and I have yet to
see him He never came near ne. never
even spoke 20 me-
My word has never been doubted be
fore. and 1 cannot understand why the
Atlantic City police have been working to
try 10 prove some wretched hidden mo-
tive back Of the attack upon Mr.. Roberts
and myself And 20 show 10 what length
they have gone, attempts have been made
10 drag in my husband and also q near
friend Of mine. who Is now very IL and
out OF town. without the slightest show
Of reason
AbsurdIty Added.
Then. too. efforts have been made 10
/ implicate my brother Tom, and that is
the height OF absurdity-
As regards the man who shot M Rob
erts. I could not tell who he is. for
did not see his face The mask he wore
concealed his features. but ne was not
7 any one that knew. If IL had been any
/ one Mr.. Roberts or knew well. DO you
not think we would have recognized his
voice al onceo And another thing. what
could there be unusual in my taking a
ride with NJ Roberts IN 4 roller chair
at that hour OF the evening" Had il been
I my husband and Mrs Roberts instead.
Z would have thought nothing OF II Neither
would M Roberts. The two families have
I been friends for years. and our children
Z are being brought Up together Mrs Rob
/ erts was. and Is, still a dear friend OF
mine
/ Ms. Williams comPlaind bitterly Of the
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

ditures. It believes that a tax is defensi-
bic only when necessary. and that il
should be reduced TO the lowest limits
consistent with good government Our
party is pledged 70 reduction in appro-
priations and 10 economy in every depart
ment Of government and our position
ought 10 appeal with special force 70
those Of our population who are engaged
in agriculture"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
CHALLENGE To DEBATE.

Editor The Washington Herald
Dear SIR hereby challenge any nan II
rubli- or private life. ohscial. legislator.
banker. OF hnancier. 20 publicly discuss n
tie question Of the Guarantee q Bank
Deposits.
I VIII take the Affirmative SIDE OF the
question Yours truly.
". r RYAN.
OF New YORK aud Washington-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
HUGHES IS SNUBBED.
Albany County Convention FaiIE 10
IudOrse Him.

Albany, n Y. Aug sl--The Albany
County Republican convention to-day
adopted resolutions iadorsing the na-
lI0naI administration. but the resolutions
were silent regarding the State admins
trati0n.
To add 70 the significance Of not IN
dorsinz Gov Hughes administration,
Senator William J Grattan was renomi-
mated 10 head the county ticket Senator
Grattau was one OF the eight Republicans
who opposed Gov Hughes ant--race
track gambling laws.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
MACK TO 60 WEST.
DemOcracy's Pilot soon to Name
Eastern Chairman.

New York, Aug. S1--Chairman Mack. Of
the Democratic National Committee. re-
turned from Connecticut to-day and viii
leave for the West later in the week
Before going he VIII name the chairman
Of the Eastern headquarters.
It is believed that Frederick C Penfeld
and John D. Herman are now out OF the
running. Mr.. Penheld being in Europe
and Mr.. Herman being unable TO accept
the place
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
ROOSEVELT HEIR,
BRYAN CLAIMS
"My Policies Made President
Great" Says Nebraskan.
TAFT NOTAREFORMER"
Remarks at Luncheon in Min
neapOliS Deviate.
TAFT NOT TAREFORMER"

GOV. johnson Welcomes Candidate
for First Time since Convention,
and, Replying to PIeasantry-,
says; ~PShavv. 1 Never Was in the
Race; 1 Only Thought Was
Fresh Arguments in His Address.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent you
at l cent 3 word
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
REGIMENTS ARE RENAMED.
Military Establishment of Virginia
Undergoes Radical Change.
cial 70 ne W1S1inE--n Hrnl1-

Special 20 The Was5iIz-on He-ald.
Richmond, Va, Aug 21-After midnight
the military companies Of Virginia. as AZ
present organized. VIII be q thing % the
past The order directing the redes5gDa-
ton OF the regiments was issued soms
time ago.
The Seventeen Regiment becomes the
First The Severty-frst will hereafter
be known as the Second The Seventy
third IS 20 be known as the Fourth
There VIII be no Third regiment.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
TO CONSIDER MANY LAWS.
House of Delegates Of Porto Rico
Meets Sepfenber =

San Juan. P r. Aug. 3I-The house Of
delegates has been called to meet IN ex-
ira session on September s The members
are called together for the purpose Of con
sidering the recommendation Of the gov
ernor in regard TO irrigation plans. the
continuance Of the anemia commission.
and to approve the recent church case
settlement
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Getting ready 70 move2 Don't jump
out Of the FRYING pan into the fire. but
consult The Washington Herald's classi-
fed columns and get a good place 10 live.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
WILLIAM GORGORkN HILL,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1902 II Street Nv.

RESIDENCE AND BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE
CITY.
Unimproved properties, both city
and suburban, for sale
THE MOST CHOICE
HOUSES IN THE CITY, BOTH
FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
NISHED, FOR RENT.
Full information given about
any properties by calling at Office ;
write or call for rent list.
Insurance placed in the follow
ing companies:
THE ROYAL INSURANCE
.CO.. LIMITED, LIVERPOOL,
ENGLAND.
THE HANOVER FIRE IN
SURANCE CO., OF NEW
YORK.
Telephones MsIn 1888 and 1884.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Big TIM PLAYS HOST
BOweTy Boss Gives His Great
Annual Picnic.
HIS GUESTS NUMBERED 10000

DonneIIy'S Grove Was Thick with
Boyveryites, Poker Games Craps
and All Manner of Good Things TO
Eat-TuEbOats Shrieked Wildly ns
Big Tins Boats 60 steaming BY.