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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
ovERcRowDEo NEW YORK.
Passenger Traffic In the Streets BE.
comes Serious Problem.

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New York, Aug. SIN a report TO
the building code revision commission.
the executive committee OF the COM
mittee ON congestion OF population In
New York. recommends that within
certain business hours all yehlcular
traffic be prohibited on main passen.
ger streets south OF Chambers street
The committee also recommended that
an elevator capacity be provided for
each tall building that In brief max
imum limit OF time would empty the
building OF all tenants.
Seriousness OF the problem OF pas
senger traffic IN the streets ls lndi-
Gated by a statement that $1,000 per.
sons pass given point In busy thor,
ougnfare In a day, and that during
the rush hours as many as i95 per.
sons pass each minute In a street as
feet wide,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
ECRUESOME MURDER
|tli,eO Police Working Upon a
Mysterious Case
BOY IS VICTIM

~. Torso and Dismemhersd Limbs
!, ruHa shlsheln Found In Pond at
4 cAioago-suppossd TO Have Been q
h Victim Of Degenerate.
. chicago. Aug. S.-The dismembered
H. and right foot Of Tuna Shishein
Il. twelye-year-old victim Of the
IA Lake murder mystery. were re-
koered Friday in the pond at West
nlr,y.hrss street and St. Louis av'
ssus where the mutilated nead was
bud Thursday.
These latest gruesome discoveries
Ure taken to the county morgue and
hsle complete the body OF the muir
ersa boy.
Two men have been arrested In con
,,tIon with the case. They are
kspAen Kandravis, former boarder 10
N home Of the Shishein boys pa
HINTS and Hassin Nemmer. known 10
n police as "Hassin the Turk"
snter Of notions.
Z Esndravis was arrested In Racine,
b.
On Tuesday the detectives were call
/ to Mud Lake, pond which formed
Ne old bed OF r branch OF the
Akaso river when the waters Of the
gsi we're diverted to the drainage
nfil Here boys had discovered the
bEH limbs Of human being severed
TIE hips and at the knee, and with
ss Of the feet missing.
ne gruesoms relics when found
,rs wrapped In an old shirt and Y
ssFaper OF July 90. The victim
y then supposed to have been a
'Iin. but the discovery OF the torso
following day In the drainage ca
mile distant. upset this supposI,
m.
Inspector Dorman held a hung inter.
W. with Samuel Shisheln and AZ IT'S
aeiusion che inspector declared that
lad had been the victim OF de.
neTate. Tuffa was fifteen years
attended school. and sometimes
4 newspapers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
MACK NAMES co~mrrgES
ssnsisr cuibsrpoa win sssa ths ~.
vfnory csmmlttse.


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gormaa n. Macs. ~ fhs eemoerafie
nau1nai comnltiee. ansoaneea Thaft
aay before BIZ departure for chieaE1
tse spsglnlmsrs 81 q hnanes commit
tee g0g me esmocrati- campaiKn. wi1s
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
YOUNG TURK VICTORY
New Cabinet Is Formed BY Vic.
tOriOus Foes Of Sultan. ia
GAINS PUBLIC CONFIDENCE

NeW Caolnvt 70 Pr1eucaitr SoWpoe0u
Of the Own Regiments o. tho Young
Turks--suItan eIvss Up Certain
Claims.
Constantlnople. Aug. s.--The Young
Turks have now completely triumpnei.
A new cabinet practically composed
OF their own regiments and command.
ing public confidence. Is established
on a constitutional basis, the sultan
having given NJ his claim TO the rlgat
10 appoint the ministers Of war and
marine,
Klamil Pasha. who Tor enc third
time becomes grand viger. throughout
his career has struggled for con.
stitutional regime aud thrice has aut'
fered exile Tor hla opinions. Ills min.
lstfys with two exceptions, II comp0a.
ed OF new men OF liberal view. Two
OF them are Christians: Gabriel Effen.
Al. tho minister Of public works Il an
Armenian. and Prince MAvromrdato.
the minls.eF OF agriculture, Ia a
1sass.
The principal members Of the new
cabinet follow.
Jemalledin EHendi. the ahlek vi r.
lam. and the minister OF foreign AZ.
fairs. retain their portfolios.
Reahed Akif Pasha. vail ~ sivas,
becomes minlster % the Interior: Red
leh Pasha. vail of Tripon, minlster VI
war, ARR paNha minister ot magines
Ela PaAha. minister % finance, ana
IIasSan Fehmi Paaha. minister % jus,
tee.
withsh the space of fortnight
snee the proclamation o. the coassltu.
tion. new regime appears 70 b irns.
y established and the court oamaFilla
completely dispersed without any dlt.
IurbaRee ~ order,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09

vsun0 rUrks Make Demands " ihe
Ruler % Turkey.

ioadon. Aug s~-srhs Times cor.
respondent AZ Boaa says that one Of
TOO sniian'a eavoys captured NJ
AdFlauople BY young TURKS was CON.
PEELED 20 swear ndeliiY 10 me new Fe
glme Thon he was entrusted wlth a
isiser " thu sultan plalnly iuiorminR
him that ne sllll Waa uudoF suspicion
a0d that unless BE- changed MS wayp
he would BE- meFeileaaly dealt with
Various demands then Neru sst
forth IN me letter amens them one 20
Charms that tho aultau should dlamiss
ne harum and hpuceg0rfh live IN K,r
Fopsaa fashion with 0nr vile.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
CARDINAL oIssoMs sGrrER
symptoms Of Intestinal lndlsposltIOn
Disappear.

Disappear.
Rome. Aug S,--Cardlnal Gibbons
Ia very much better and the symptoms
Of intestinal indlsposliion have dls
appeared TIE cardinal Was taken
m "Wednesday al Castei 0anfelfe and
was brought the next day 10 Rome
The possibility 81 any complication
IA over The pope has been inforn'
cd Of the satisfactory condition o. enc
cardinal At which he expressed his
great pleasure MANY people have
called 10 Inquire regarding the car
diHnPs health
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
's'NsAsE ~ TAX RETURNS.


Ga Ang consolI.
- ae 1898 TAI returna Tor
~ iust completed /.
$50. .'l.sg on a. compared Win
~ o last year. ~ s2ii SOC
r.. '''urus are sal.ils loo.
49,. e is largely ia mercnn.
III. y, Aat secu4siea. aad i AZ.
s.. 'oalaiilon and me nnnn.
4, 49,. O. 1901 Chatham sAow.
J. y. ''a's % usariy sr IS 80
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-09
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fousary tgremss. IONA fJse " pshsr
Thursday uisht and snseslng wlghoat
a csal his hDme a. ag4g aotsy street.
met hia aaFen year CD daaahgee. Mar.
PAGE. give me- . beneg soy candy
said the llsile Wifl
AilRaiy Hthoeubeet kisppsd lala %
aei0ieina room Bletea w. = Fevolysg
aaa seaf saiiet eFaahieE int Ne
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
Small Talks

JACK IucAswhcn begin
iustace left a the post
H. S deg graves there
and it's good soil all way
CAPTAIN HARR1 Mr. Stroud had Tbaucd the lee side the
sail" he might the Hilo
ndexg
n of material the of heseIs
JOHN WISHES decided sacrifice my Maybe 1
Bryan now That's all right, but In a Democrat
s. oUNAsay Alley politicians Every
time anything about them in and
OFFICER FRED have measured off of the streets and
room connrIss1oNEp nI1ScAS5 W. ~ 49, =. ~ p M. %
its aduteaon swelling quantity
JACK poYIsIf under picture
Advertiser Thursday wouldn who
JOHN my of being
Mayor of Honolulu the Prohibition ticket than Jack Lucas chances
that constantly being
politics. which trouble,
50 he decided to leave here altogether.
P. IAUKEAI think claim being
all being running
relative in the o. law at
WE WALL have been told that the MOkai deer which
limited their the central mountain
oba that spreading along the southern island
SINGER Just read about bakery in
many turning 10000 day with machinery can turn
daily men, machinery ought
with ordinary machinery
COMMISSIONER PRATT-The
the forests of wndward Maui likely serious matter
the destruction of forests by in the future has in the past
lit before the central Maui
is affected by forests will be greatly impaired
pAoHEco"It augh'' the political
article in the Advertiser that Enos vincent Portuguese lawyer VIII en-
eavO wng the Portuguese for Caeart Brown the coming
iOnsl From what know the Portuguese there only who
" swing them but that man is not born yet
ALLAN that gamblers Spectators who
visit country
W. KINNEY-Plans made for the installation of electric
McBryde million
all With all that will make total capacity of about
working satisfactorily.
picture
the public.
awrghts who their time writing
and the dialogue written
the audiences
acting dialogue is
|bu pays
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
~. as..se..sA..le..Ak...ae..ss.
From the Files
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| Ex-Governor Budd of California died
at Stockton July 30 of Bright IS
disease.
Rnmor has it that Cortelyou will
seek governorship of New York against
Hughes.
Stanford University has adopted a
rule forbidding the use of liquor by
students.
William Oliver, an aeronaut of Ma
son, Mich, was killed while making a
parachute drop at Hague Park, jack
son, Mich.
Madame Melba has reconsidered her
refusal to sing under contract with
Hammerstein.
Bryan has received many letters con
tanning contributions to the Democratic
campaign fund.
A man in New York died of rabies
nearly year after he was bitten by
the infected dog.
The vast real estate holdings of the
Sutro estate are to be partitoned
among the six heirs.
The court has granted the custody
of the de Castellane children for a
month TO Count Boni.
Wade Ellis, Attorney General of
Ohio, may become first assistant to
Attorney General Bonaparte.
A move is on to eliminate all saloons
from the Yukon district. A blow is
also aimed at the dance halls.
The Emperor of the Moslem IS am
nesty proclamation affects nearly 10000
residents of the United States.
The Pope Manufacturing company
has been recognized. The company
went into Receivers hands August,
1907.
President Roosevelt has announced
that he will keep out of the Repub,
lican gubernatorial fight in New York
state.
Rear Admiral Cowles, who retired
August !, will be kept at the head of
the Bureau of Equipment until further
orders.
Grace van Studdiford left her apart
ments in New York rather suddenly.
She is singer and her manager is
anxious.
Alfred Lauterbach, son of Edward
Lauterbach. n prominent lawyer and
politician of New York, was killed in
an auto accident.
Rex Beach. the novelist, who recent
ly returned from bear hunt in Alas
ka, has suffered from an attack of iri-
tbs, and may lose his sight.
G. Winthrop Sands, stepson of vii.
liam X. Vanderbilt, was killed in an
auto accident just outside the Wander
bilt country seat, near Paris.
Prince August, fourth son of the
Kaiser, passed examinations at stras-
bourg, and obtained the degree of doc
tor in the science of government.
Fred Dorr, the stock broker, who
operated a string of brokerage offices
on the Pacific coast, was suspended in
New York, and his checks are found
worthless.
Wealthy Long Island residents may
form vigilance committee to punish
incendiaries, as many of the costly
stables of millionaires have suffered
recently, among them those of Clar-
enee Mackay, Bourke Cochran. Vim. X.
Vanderbilt Jr., Howard Gould, Martin
Hall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

The cruiser Yankee sailed for Hamp-
ton Roads with four hundred naval ap-
prentices for service with the Pacific
squadron. They will go overland from
Hampton Roads.
| Discovery has been made of ring
of government officials from Washing
| ton to the Mexican border to aid Chi
nese and opium to come across the Dor
der into the United States.
Ernest JOY, husband of Jessie
Busby, the actress, was battered by
unknown parties in New York ard
went to the hospital. The parties
were preparing for divorce.
The Mississippi commercial CON
gress will convene in San Francisco
October 40. There are promises of
addresses by Taft, Bryan, Secretary
Garfield and other prominent men.
II. l.. McCrea, formerly navy pay
McCrea of the navy, died of heart fail,
ure while in a Pullman sleeper ON his
way from Washington to Pittsburg re-
Gently.
Semmes Wright, son of Secretary of
War Wright, sustained broken leg in
a fight with an unknown man at Mem
pms h' lhlb Quiet
in narrow passage way and the fight
followed.
$4,000 fine was imposed on the St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Ry.
by District Judge Brunot of st. Louis
for failure to provide negro passengers
accommodations as good as those fur
nished white persons.
James s. Sherman, the Republican
vice presidential candidate, will be sue.
ceeded as chairman of the COMPRESSION.
al camnaign committee by Representa-.
tive William b. Mckinley of Illinois.
Mckinley was a member of the Con-
gressional party that visited Hawaii
year ago.
r. F. Parkhurst, assistant cashier of
the First national bank, Seattle, when
confronted by discrepancy found in
his books during his absence on vaca-
ton. confessed to shortage of $4s.-
800. The bank is protected by bond,
ing company and loses nothing. High
living caused his downfall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
FIGHT ENDED
IN MANS DEATH

LIHUE, Kauai, August s.-One man
dead and two others under the charge
of manslaughter is the result of a gen.
eral fight which took place at Camp
Nv. Malsaweli, last Sunday, August g.
1t seems that there was little feast
taking place which was attended by
quite a number of the Portuguese resi-
dents of the camp. Besides the more
substantial part of the spread there
appears to have been a considerable
amount of fluid refreshments of fiery
kind. The bottled cheer excited dis
cussions and the difference of opinions
brought forth by the latter occasioned
fight that ended in a general melee.
During this man by the name of
lnnceneio Cavoeo received kick in the
abdomen that caused rupture of the
intestine and finally his death
At the eoroner's inquest, held the
following day, these details were
brought out aud the same day two of
the participants in the fight were ar.
rested and brought to Waimea where
they were given preliminary hearing
before the District Magistrate. There
are quite a number of witnesses and
the trial was slow owing to the fact
that both questions and testimony have
to pass through an INTERPRETER.
The two men, joe Ruff and Manuel
Abrela, were committed to the grand
jury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
Honolulu, AUGUST Q. 1908.

Honolulu, August y, l9OS.
Editor Advertiser: Under the head
ing "Catholc Contract goes to Jap
anese" Portuguese mechanic rushes
into print in order TO blame His Lord
ship, our respected Bishop, for award
ing the building of convent of the
Sisters of the Sacred Hearts to a Jap
anese concern. The readers of this
paper may Judge if our man had not
done better in getting more reliable
information. For in the first place, the
said contract has as yet not been
awarded to anybody, so that the Por.
tuguese Mechanic speaks before the
time. The rest of his information is
not more accurate. He says: "The
money for the erection of these build
ings has been secured by voluntary
subscription from the workingclass of
Portuguese of this CITY,"
In answer to this astonishing asser-
ton, l beg to state that "NOT A
SINGLE PORTUGUESE HAS CON-
TRIBUTED AS LITTLE AS A
NICKEL TO THE FUNDS FOR THE
ERECTION OF THE KAIMUKI-C CON
VENT"
On the contrary, our good Sisters,
not to speak of the many Portuguese
children they gratuitously board, dress,
lodge and educate, are yearly educat-
ing without the slightest compensation,
hundreds of Portuguese girls whose
parents easily could afford to pay tut
ton, if they but wanted. If our me-
chanic kindly gives his name-like a
gentleman naturally would do when
publishing an attack of the kind-then
we ii see if his children frequent the
Catholic schools and if he has paid for
their tuition and schoolbooks.
Our man goes on saying: "When-
ever there has been a call for funds
for building repairs, sick expenses or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
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The Fleet at Hawai-
New YORK Tribune.


1t good to have peaceful We
ment and historical associations both
toward
futile of
the islands, and the first treaty friendship
made the islands the
wi rescued from spoatin
the possible activity of the American
eed wicked comparable with
which
hospitality
1--WE confronted by the needs
1t would be
Honolulu until
of of
American to
lit vndcate stimulate
Pearl
deemed of that should Immediately transform
fairly happily
expedition should
another NC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
GENERAL CO|NGs OF
WEEK ON MAUI

Miss Julia Klumke and Prof. IL
Mrs. ingalls, will be guests of Mr.. H.
Mrs. ID. C. Lindsay of Paia during ~
stay on Maui. They will ascend Hfg.
akala. kEf
The wedding of Miss Dowdle to Ia
Campbell of Puunene, which is soo1issr
be celebrated, will be "A private one, II
VIII take place at the home OF NJ
Dowsett of Makawao. M
Messrs. l.. Won Tempsky and VIII
Baldwin are conyalescing at PuuneAf
hospital N
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Cooke and chisl
dren are to spend August at Kulamante
Judge and Mrs. s. b. Dole are at tn &
Castles summer residence above Olinda
Misses Marjory and Dorothy Freeth
OF Honolulu are guests of Mrs. Dow
sett of Makawao.
+. F. Baldwin of Puunene is build
ing large summer home at Makawao
adjoining Maluhia, his fathers resi-
dence.
The Haiku pineapple cannery is still
rushed with work. 1t Is probable that
another cannery will be constructed at
no distant date and some wise people
state that the logical location for it is
at Kahulni.
Judge r. P. Quarles returned to Wal
luku Saturday morning. He win re-
main here during the month and con
duet the practice of law, and will be
succeeded next month by J. Lightfoot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
MOVING PICTURES OF
KlLAUEA IN ACTION

Moving pictures of volcano in ac-
ton is the latest idea of R. X. BONNIE,
the movingpicture expert, who has
been in Hawaii for the past eight
months Tomorrow he leaves on the
Mauna Kea for Hilo and Kilauea Vol
cano. He will take two moving picture
machines and six cameras, including a
stereopticon and panorama outfit.
Commencing at Hilo, Mr., Bonine will
take moving pictures of the arrival of
the steamer, views along the line of the
Hilo Railway, which passes through one
of the most beautiful scenic sections in
the Islands, and at the Volcano House
will take pictures of sightseers prepar-
ing to make the descent to the big
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
FATHER YZENDOORN REPLIES
TO PORTUGUESE MECHANIC

general church deficiencies, we 1Ewta
guese have always replied genera NJ
If the Bishop had to depend onNvl
japanese colony of this city for NnA
port, the Catholic religion in this IN
ritory would soon cease to exist. 'iiutH 81
Now, there can be no doubt plVd
since the Portuguese make out YpEl
half of the Catholics in these Islaiis 81
on them, most certainly rests n glo1E
part of the common DUTY. CathoT
have of supporting their priests, eren
ing their churches and schools. Buh
"if the Bishop, Fathers and religiot
teachers had to depend on the POR
TUGUESE COLONY of this city and
these Islands for support, THEY
WOULD STARVE TO DEATH AND
THEIR CHURCHES WOULD GO TO
RUIN" Statement made by Por-
tuguese priest when giving mission
in the Cathedral.) W
The Catholic Mission is principallyl
supported by the aims of the PropagaR
ton of the Faith and the revenues of
the lands secured in times gone by
with these aims. Unlike the ministers
of most other denominations, the Cath
Ollie priests of these Islands are not
salaried by their congregations. If,
once in while, they hold fairs for
the needs of their churches, it is re-
markable how carefully most of the
Portuguese keep themselves away from
these charitable entertainments.
But we hope that the Portuguese
Mechanic will have opened the eyes Of
his countrymen, that henceforth they
may understand that priest, as we'll
as stonemason or plantation la1
borer, "is worthy of his reward" To-
refuse a workman his wages is crime
crying to Heaven; but man must be
bold indeed, if after that, he dares to
blame that workman for spending
whatever money he got in the most
economical way he sees fit.
FATHER REGINALD YZENDOORNI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
A WEI1..KNowN REMEpY.

There are few people in this country
who have not used, or at least hear'i
of, Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is the first thing
they think of when they OF any mem
Der of the family are stricken with
diarrhoea, pain in the stomach or
cramp collie. 1t has probably saved
the lives of more people than any other
medicine in use, and once it has hen
used in a home and its valuable Iinp.
critics become known, they rely nDon
it as confidently as on their famiiy
physician. For sale by Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, agents for H. /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11

crater by horseback. At the crater IS
edge pictures viii be taken of parties
scorching postcards over the red.hot
cracks and descending crevices and
blown
The most interesting series of pic
lures he expects to take will be of the
volcano in action at night. The MTG
chimes will be worked only one-siu
teenth as fast as when daytime piI
lures are taken. 1t is likely that TIL
volcano pictures will be tinted
The whole moving picture trip is be
ing arranged by the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee to complete an illnsI
trated lecture on Hawaii. Mr.. Bonnie
expects to be absent on this trip about
six weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11

American vessels are to be hereafter
excluded from the coastwise trade of
Canada ON the Pacific. This statement
brings to mind the humiliatiug fact
that Canada really is not entitled to
any ports on the Pacific and that thoss
III has were presented TO it by this
country during the administration of
President Polk. Polk and his fellow
Democrats were seeking durino war
with Mexico to placate Great Britain
and gave Canada Pacific coast ports
Tacoma Ledger.