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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

the Hawaiian voters of the district be,
ing present
PunchbowI Situation.
The situation among the Portuguese
voters appears to be rather mixed
| From the statements Of those who
claim to speak with authority 1t would
, seem that the majority of this vote will
go tn Lane for Mayor, Jarrett for Sher-
ill., Rose for Deputy Sheriff and
Hughes, Moore and Quinn for Sen
ators.
Thwing Affirms Report.
Thwing this noon affirmed the re.
port, published exclusively by the
B Il n yesterday, that he would
give the candidacy of Iaukea a boost
before the Hawaiian Evangelical Asso.
citation next Monday. Thwing stated
that he was preparing a speech In
/ which he would outline various reform
campaigns, and would refer to laukea
| In this connection as the man VIII
would carry out the laws.
After Egg Throwers.
Sheriff Iaukea stated this noon that
the would take special steps to have
egg throwers arrested should they an.
noy the political speakers Of any par,
ty. He would have plain clothes men
stationed at each meeting. and 1t would
/ go hard with any offender who was ap
pretended.
Umauma Is Kissed.
The noon hour politics was kept NJ
today by the representatives of differ
ent parties. The speakers were San
Kaloa and Rnuwe of the Democratic
party, Umauma and Kamoa of tn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

pahala. lie will then return to Hilo
with the Governors party.
With aloha nui,
ARCHIE.
The above letter was received this
morning from Judge Archie Mahau.
Ia. who is touring Hawaii with the
Prince. From other letters II has
been learned that Kuhio has spoken
also in Puma and Kau. Today he
speaks at Kailua and tomorrow he
will be at Waimea. He has met with
success everywhere.
Democrats at Aala
The Democrats will have their
great ratification meeting at Aala
Park this evening, and great things
are expected by the leaders. The
order of speakers will be as fol-.
lows: Sam *. Kaloa, II. T. Moore
l.. l.. McCandless, Il. NJ. Watson,
Judge Quarles, J. X. Paele. j. j.
Fern, +. Il. Harvey, and L. X. Rath-
burn.
The meeting will be presided over
by Edward Ingham. Territorial chair.
man.
Democratic Meetings
The Democratic County Commit.
tee at Il meeting last evening decided
to hold meetings as follows:
Monday, Oct. l2-At Joe Aea's
residence, Waikiki; corner OF Liliha
nd Wyllie streets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
CHARGED With KNITTING
Continued from Page ~

for Sheriff, and Rose for Deputy
Sheriff. They did not care, so they
We're reported as saying, whom the
voters selected for the other Offices.
4 number of Ilawaiians were pres
ent in Achi's Office, and they corrob-
GRATED this story, saying further that
the Fifteenth Precinct voters who
had told them this had said that they
We're willing to make out affdavits
youching for the truth of their state
ments.
The Republican leaders are lnves-
tigating the matter, although they
state that they do not believe the re-
port. Henry IL in Kaneohe today
and could not be reached.
Kuhio Is Successful
Volcano House, Oct. s, 1908.
A. l.. c. Atkinson.
Aloha:-Had two meetings last
night, at Olaa, first at Miles, sec
ond at II Miles. both well attended.
Kuhio made fine speeches at both
places, and pushed our way to here,
arriving at II a. m.
Am getting ready to leave for Pa
hala. Beckley Henry brought us
from Hilo and will take us as far as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

Home Rule.Labor party and a few
others.
The Republican party was not rep.
resented on the soap box. None of
the candidates for Mayor were present
although it Was reported this morning
that John c. Lane would be there to
deliver the goods.
G. X. Farden. who filed his nomina.
ton papers for Representative. has
written to Secretary Mott-Smith, with
drawing his name, and suggesting that
the name Of II. Kahaulelio be substi.
tuted. The latter mailed his nomina.
ton papers, but Mr.. Mott.Smith will
advise him that the only way he can
be recognized will be to file his nom.
lnation with the Inspectors of Elec
ton. His name may then be written
on the ballot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
INSPECTORS APPOINTED.
Fourth Representative District.

First Precinct-A. f. Clark. chaik
man; J. $. Marques, Ernest Bell. Poll
ing place. corner Waialae and Kappa?
hulu roads.
Second Precinct-J. II. Boyd. chair.
man; S. X Kamaiopili, Paul Ke-a.
Polling place. near corner Punahou
and King streets.
Third Precinct - Jason Andrade
chairman; Daniel Kalauawa, Abraham
Kawaihao. Polling place, near corner
Punahou street and Wilder avenue.
Fourth Precinct-G. +. Bush. chair.
man; p. II. Brunette, Peter Hookano.
Polling place. corner Keeaumoku
street and Wilder avenue.
Fifth PreCinct-T. II. Petrie char
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
First Display Of
FALL SHIRT WAISTS

mostly all STRICTLY TAILORED, with
long sleeves. stiff cuffs and collar. Some
plain and some with neat cOlOrad en-.
brOidery designs.
There are also some in Lingerie
Effects for more dressy use.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

Pahala. lie will then return to Hilo
with the Governors party
With aloha nui,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

bos serrii5sns 4du, III Sci y5cl,bt fxsf9
hen Moubp5eeI.- bic Dtrrieten, BOB m
5iqet nil ben Msften ieiner Bstlic
nid6t melt fein fonntt. Dis @puren!
perrietben, baB frpnbl Dsr Tiger Az
Die Eigerin Dagepefen spnren, De1sn sA
wiaten iib oie nieredigen Ginorlite
Ses 1iaers uno Die oDalen AbDrndes
feiner @emabiin. Der itrdts51jt9e1
3beif 6es ssflosuges TT tsenoet. -.
geralb febrt nit bieitr Nlarinnaebrld3e.
aum Eager 3uriid, unb jebt begIiIlif
6ie 5aftif. .3nn6hit fperoen ose
5hubtpaffem nertheilt, nno eailn lplr0l
ser plan bes Gnofampfss betanIrt geS
mad,t. Der tiger folI innerbalb sine6
Dreiedes eingefhlOifen iperbsn, Deilen
apeigeiten arobsntheils aus @iHgebDs
renen befteben, Die ben Geino porporfS
erdnaen, sesen Sic lebenoe Uiduer ppl
Glefanten, oeren ieber flint ssSdaer aHt
5einem gaiiden trdgt. SD geihisbt eS-
Das rieiige Dreiede miro INNER flels
ner unb fhIieblidh lit es iiher, bak per
sSeinb irnerbalb bieIes Iebenben Net
aes 1T. pl0bIin bort man bon irs
oenbno einen @dub, Damn fauht iI's
bpben @ras duf einen 2luaenblif ~
rotbaelber Ropf auf. lfrn fofort iDieoes
al erfhninben. 0fIes tportet lantlos.
ssis>geraIb febt pI0blih eire Vefrcs
euna i'm @rafe. reibt fein @eipebr boh
uno TdieBt. 0eripunbef 3iebt flh Der
sioer auriid. @inasbDrene bsite'rcrl
Die Bdume. um sa leben. Oh fr t0otl!9
aetroffen lift. Damn treibt man, Bu1s
fel in bas bohe 9ras, oie ben periDIrs
beteu 5iqer auf cine liAtnng brdngeH
ionen. 5hIieblidh miro Ct bon eiitenl
gaume aus entoedt unb man ndbsrf
iif ibm au SUB. um i'm pollenbS 5li
tDten. Giner Der @ingeborenerl. oer
unbelpaFfnet porbrinat, muB feline ltfts
por{ihtiafeit nit Dem Qeten hnfen.
nenn p!Dblih tauft unpermutlsI oet
5;aer auf uno reibt ibn nieper. 3u
fpdt erbeben 'id Elm Dubeno 8sfnet,re,
um ibn All retten. aber auh Der 3laer
erIieet unmittelbar mad feinem IsbisH
Wlorb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25
9Neift DIT, tpte uieI Stcrmlettt
ftebest -?

Die NGthfelfrase noh Ser 3ahl Der
5terne, bic pas 0olfslieb 10 iinnlS
aufnirft. bat Der tluee 9dafer pes
Biiroer fhen @ebidtes auf feline Wei1e
re1olut aeI05t, inbem er unadblig Diele
punfte auf einen tpeiben 8ogen mabte
unb benz fraaenben 9errn aDnis Die
geeenaufgabe itellte, oieie punfte an
aGblsn. 0ie Bifenidaft aber fanIa
}id nit einem 10 paeen Reiultat na<
tirlih nidt beeniieen; lie itrebt mil
befonberer 6artnddieteit benz nnm0g~
liden nad, unb IL bat Iid benn audi
elm @elebrter eefunben, Der Die un=
mDglide Marhefaufeabe i'm ipabrera
Gimme beg Wprtes lDIen, Der alie
Sterne am 5imnnel a6blen mill. Der
enali{he M'trcnom S.5ranflin<MbamS
bat Iih bic eenaue 8eantportalng bie~
fer alten sSraoe gum Gebens5iel erfo=
rem unb niht ALIEN Die 3abf Der
5terne mill er feitftellen, iDnbern audi
ibre @roBenperbdltni1e unb ihre dos
rofteriitifhen Mertmale. Der mage
mutbiae 8elebrte, Der ppr bieler Nie<
ienarbeit nidt auriideef9redt 1T, hof
hereits eine lanee Reibe tpposrapbtf
ider Ylotten betiammen. Die ben fiibs
Ii6en 5ternenhimmel sana unb ben
nDroli6en sum She'll umfuifen. Sebe
biefer 200 Ylatten, Die i'm Auaorat Ie
Is Bolt meiIen, eebsn oas Bib BON
10000 biz gu 25O,000 SterntDrpern,
unb nad elmer bur6idnittliden Be-
rehnune belduft Iih bic 3ahl ber
pbotoerapbif6 aufsensmmenen 9terne
auf nabeau '23 Millionen. Oie nrahr
ielige Mrbeit, piefe lln5abl 81 adbleu,
bat bereits beeonnen, unb bo .oitc
etcrne fatdlosi'irt iperben {ollen, 10
mag man ben arbeitsfroben Sptimiss
mus belGheln, Der hofft, bas Meksme
perf in stpa 5ebn Sahren gu bollens
ben. 9as 3dblen Der 5terne BON Der
platts ipirh nit 9ilfe bpn fleineIr
Ouaoraten beipirtt, oer ubrise 99eif
Der platte lpirb perbedt unb bieSterns
fDrper bes freibleibenoen ffeinen Wters
eds @tiid fir 5tiid aufgenommerE-
Dabei mag es ia fhlieblid porfOnt~
men, bab Der cine ober ber anoers her.
fleineren SternfDrpern atpeinrdt aes-
adblt ober pislleiht iiherieben spiras
immerbin ober tpirb ith bic 3abl ber
nit Silfe unierer moberniten 2inien
itdtbaren Geitirne aiemlid senau, is5r
ftellen laKen, bic 3abI iener, bic iiber
bic aebnte Gr0be btnansseben. joanr
fi4er. rNatiirIih pirb Jranflim.
Nbams nad 8eenbieune Der 2trbeit
nidt fagen f0nnen, lpiepiel @terne es
senau gibt," 10 duberte iid iein erTer
Nifiitent. e. 5. MitdeIl. .er ipirb rar
bic 3abl berer feftitsllen, bic eben .auf
ZEN platten iihtbor iinb. Die Ner-
trenbune ftdrterer 2infen unb bic
@erpolltommnnne Der aitronomi5den
Npparate nerben in Der 3ufunft pDr@
ansiidtliA bic 3abl ber 5terne im4
mer mebr antpa6fen lailen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25
Gin ssetosme eeaen sem siaer.

Won ben 800 WeiQionen @inppbz
nern Snoiens erlieeen idbrli6 iiber
$4,000 Dem 5iser. pie bic amtliben
ensli1hen 8erid1e angsben. Sp 1T
es ppbl peritdnblih. bab Die Regtea
r,lns allss m0slide thut, oieien sr;mz
mieiten Seinb Der inbilhen 8epDltez
.runs gu pernt9ten. 8. 1ib=Geralb,
Der ols inbilher Oiltrittsoffiaier fir
bas Wobl unb Webe BON apei Milz
lionen Snbiern perantnprtlih it,
bef9reibt in .Meglures Maea3ine"
etnen 5elbsug seeen ben 9iser. sSnz
nerbalb turser 3eit noren 81 Menz
5ben getobtet. SeIbit am beuIihten
Sage ipurben &inber aug ben Dorf=
fraben bonn Siser ipegaefdleppt. Gs
ipurbe bdber elm f0rmlides Seer eesen
ben 3iger auseeriiitet; innerbalb BON
IA 9aaen iparen eenue @lefanten. Die
Die inbiiden 1iiriten iteqten, uno Siz
serjdger beif fdmmen; Elm erfabrensr
eneliider Sffiaier iibernabm Die
2eitune. 3undhft ipuroen bic Rarten
ser nmssbuns forsfdltis itueirt uno
bic Metter@ uno Maferfrase ertpogen,
benn ben 9ieer fann man nur bei srpz
Ber 9ibe iagen, neil er Damn ouf be-
ftimmts Maf1ereebiete ansetpiefen 1T.
.0as ganae 0eer beitanb aus 300
Mann, bic BON elmer Gifenbabnftotion
aus. Die als Operotionsbafis oiente.
ins Dihuneel bineinmarfhirten. "a
Glefanten, oaau aablreide pferbe nnb
Rameele bienten aum 9ronspnrt. Daa
az lam nod Elm Dubenb 9iffel, bic
als aDber fir ben Siser bienen follz
ten. lib<Geralo felbit sins nit einem
einseborenen Giibrer auf aunbidaft.
3unGhit fanben 'id nur Gubfpuren
bes Gieers, bic f4on alt unb Derptfdbt
iparen; balo aber mebrten fih bic Mns
aeihen unb lie fonnten gum Eager nit
Der Botfdaft auriidtebren, oob man
Dor benz 0einbe mare. Nrn ipuroen
an 3tpei btrfhiebenen 6tenen Biiffel
argepflodt; bic Gingeborenen, no
bammebaner foipobl tpie 0inbus, ries
fen lire @ottbeiten an, ,inb bdnn aog
man fih 3uriid, nm am nG6ften Sag
3u feben. mas aus ben 8iifftln geiDDrr
ben 5ei. Der erite mar mod. am 2es
ben; on Gtelle 6es atpeittn oagegen
afdno Gibz@eraIb nur ben QfIDd unb
lS S.. Ii y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

ben Der Gtaat ienals bate. Die Sc.
isbe iinb pirfunsslos. in monher BE.
5iehuns boffnungslos iDirfunssIos.
ni9t anein, neil Die 3abl Der sSnfpst,
tDren ldderlih un3urei9eno TT. fon'
osrn neil Die Gefesesperdhter ni9t
be1troft fper0en."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

2aut elmer neuen 5tatiItit, Die Der
aorrelponbent perDffentliht, lit Die
3abl Der Sdeiounsen in 5rantreid
immer nod i'm Steisen beeriffen. Sm
Sabre 1885 ipurben MIR 1850 Shsiz
bunaen ausseiproaen, 1900 bereits
7157, unb 1907 aab ben Hetorb NIT
1858 @deibunsserfldrunsen. Die
Statiitif fudt ferner einen 3uiamz
nenbane Sipifden Ser 3unubme Der
edeiouneen nit Ser ftdnbig rpadienz
ben 3iffer Der unebelihen 9eburten.
Die 81 Departments iperben gu bic
fem 3ped in atpei &ategorien setbeilt.
Dis erite umfabt bie AZ Oepurtements,
in oenen Die 56eibunsen am bdufis=
item fino, ipGbrsnb in ben onoeren AZ
Departements nur bier uuf ie 100000
Gintpobner au rednen fino. Sn ben
erf!en AZ Oepartements fallen nun
auf 100000 gintppbner burhI6nittz
lid 180 illeeitime 9eburten, in ben
aipeiten As faum mehr bic 6dlfte,
nGmlid 95. Dos Seine>Departez
msnt, bas Die erDbts 3abl Der 9heiz
bunoen auftpeiit, bat auh Die erDbte
2iffer Der unebeliden @eburten, NAM
lid 454 auf 100000 gintpobner, 3.
b. alfo foit "a proaent aller 9eburien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

lleber breiunoanan5ig Milionen
Dollars iino i'm pprisen Sabre III 6cn
Der. Staaten b0beren llnterri&tS.
unb Graiebun9sanitalten als @mems
fungen iibermiefen iporben. Mdn diba
in unferem Qanoe reihli1 fir fpade
3pede, aber man piinf6t aud. oaB
es befannt miro.
Mooen unD breite QanoftraB ben. g)ik
tpdnotln auf i9nen f6er, linouff1g5o
unb meifftns audi btquem. Mber net<ll
linen fiibrt mod .ein f4ottiger, lnnfS 81
ger JnBtpes oer psrf0nliMe Q
fdmod. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

Die engliihen @esleute maiden
enersifh oueeeen Jront, DdB in engli7
ihsn 6dfen Gbinefen ols Mannfhdft
aneeporben peroen. Die ,Oailn
Mems" bebauptet, Dub gonae Sdiffsz
labungen hineiifner Seeleute rtat
Dentidlanb importirt ipiirben, bon
tpr englif9e @diffsbefiber iie bea0sen.
Dieie 8ebauptune beftdtigte Der ST.
fretdr Der nationalen 5seleute nno
soeiaer, Der parlamentsdbgeor
Wilfon. Gr faete, oab BON hineii=
fhen @eeleuten, beren &pnt-atte er
infpiaiert babe, pier5is Yro3ent ais ipr
lsBtes Shiff Elm beut1des, rufiifhes
uno norpesifdes anseseben bdtten.
9ies 5eise, baB eine regelmGbige Musz
tDanoerung bon gbinefen mad bsutz
fden 6Gfen itdttfinoe, BON no iie als
gaKaaiere na1 2onoon gefhidt mir
ben, um auf englifhen Shiffen Nnz
itelluns gu finben. Sbre 2anouns in
@nslano peritobe aegen bas 5rembens
eeieb. Dos 5anbelsamt n1uKe bic
Gbinefen senau ipie bic ausldnbiihen
Geeleute bebanoeln. Menn ser gbiz
nele bebaupte, aus 6ongfong gu toms
men, 10 miife er nahtpeiien. oub er
in 9ongfong bebeimat6et lei. Sreffe
oies nidt gu uno Tonne er fein @ns=
lii9. 10 miiiie er, tpie ieber anoere
ausldnbifhe Seemann ouriidgepieien
tperben.
Die Gbineien eifern ben Sapunern
nun aud i'm 8uhorudereigep
nad. Sn Sbansbai miro aesenpdrtis
am Mbans=po cine srobe papier@Taz
BRIT gebaut unb auoere follen folaen.
Die erite papier =Jabrit, tpelde erri6z
tet ipurbe, aeitiate befriebisenbe Refulz
tote. Die RobnofFe finb meiit dineiiz
fder 9erfunft, bereeitellt aus Reisz
i:rob. Neuerbinss miro oud 6ola=
{tcff aus 0eutihlanb unb England
eineefiibrt. Die Maihinen iino amez
ritoni1hen nriprunss. eSn Sbanabai
arbeiten aegenpGrtia adt 2inotnpez
Setmafhinen. Oie Shnenpreiien fino
nah beutihen uno enali1hen mnbellen
bon Sapanefen sebaut. 5auptid9llh
fperben in Sen Orudereien ensliIde
@f.riften beniiht. bph tommen iebt
aud omerifaniibe Shriften in Iufz
nabme.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

y
ggie sefdbrlid es 1T, in srene
slammen 3u ieben, bat fih tiiraliG IN
Sfrantfurt a. M. ee3eiat. Oort Durs
Sen an Der elettrifhen 3eitung dut
bem Gan6tpeg 5hneiBungen porge,
ncmmen. 1robbem an ben 3elttn
Gditoer angebradt iparen: rNidt IN
Bic sylammen feben! S6Gblih fir BITE
Qluoen!" fonnten es perfhiebene pafs
fanfsn ni9t unterlufen, in Die grtllen
1lammen au feben. Cine 17zjGbrtge
0erfGuferin. Elm 18<iGbrigtr Gdbrbur.
fGe unb Elm 20~jGbrigtr Rdufmann
nno Elm 39zidbriger Mrbeiter tpurben
berart geblenoei, bab lie ni&ts mebr
ioben lino in dratlide BehanOlnng gez
brobt tperben mubten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

ItAuoSeLe5t' -
Sn NetpDort bat iid aufalnresune
bes @efunobeits aommiFdrs Or.
Darlington cine Gefeu51aft 5ur
sduelingspflese in beiBem Wetter
sebiloet. Die @efenf1oft tpirb .3ir@
tulare berbreiten, tpeIde ben Mittern
3uDerlGffiee Mnpeifunsen iiber Grz
ndbrung uns pflege Der @Guglinge
pdbrenb Der beiben Sabres3eit geben.
Gerner iperben Depots nit gutter
Milh, @pielplGte u. ogl. nambaft
stmqdt. Diefes Worseben our Der
binbtruns oer RinoerjterbIi9feit pere
bient aud in onberen Grobftdbten
Nahabmuns.
Wpm 1. Oftobtr an fpIfen 8r;efe
big gum @eniht elmer lln3e nah Gng<
.lonb nur nod 2 Gents. Nuh nan
Mertcn, Rubd uno Ranoba geben
Briefe fir 2 Gents. General ! pDits
meifter Meper 1T Der Mnii1t, odb
bur6 billigeres porto Die Ginnabmen
Der poit sefteigert tperoen. syn Dem
sGalle tDnnte aud bas gsorto ndh ben
;ibrieen 0Gnbern Der Meltpoft Union
auf 2 Gents berab9efebt iDerben. Dpm
hdngt bas bon BtfnliiAen Der Union
'ab. SIN berflnHentn SABRE erb0bte Der
Meltpoff- -Uerein odS @eipiht Der
8ritfe fir bas einfahe pDrto bnr 5
lGfnts nuf eine gdnae lln3e, ipdbyeno
borber nlr cine babe lln3e fiir einz
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-14
UNIVERSITIES READY
TO RESUME STUDIES
Special Services VIII Be Held in con-
nection with Opening at st. VIM
CENTS Or. Glass Preach
Ing Sermon

The coming week viii see the opening
of the fall terms of the three great de-
nominational institutions OF learning in
Southern California.
The University of Southern California
has been kept busy registering prospec-
tive students, and active work Will De-
gin the middle of the week
st. Vincent's Catholic college for boys
will open Tuesday for what probably
will be the last year in the present col
lege buildings on Grand avenue, and
Occidental college will open the middle
of the week for what is expected to be
its most prosperous year.
All these institutions are looking for
ward to greatly enlarged enrollments
that of the u. S. c. being expected to
reach 1900 in all its departments. st.
Vincent's will probably reach 400 and
the Occidental list viii be enlarged
materially.
At the last named university regular
recitation periods will begin Wednes-
day, and Thursday the first chapel ex-
ercises of the year will be held. Friday
special chapel exercises will be con-
Quoted.
Next Sunday a solemn mass of 1nvo'
cation will be celebrated at st. Vim
cents college in accordance with tht
annual custom of the college. DR.
Glass, himself a graduate of the col
lege of which he serves as president
will preach the sermon.
DIR. John Willis Baer, president o.
Occidental college, returned last weel
from the east and is taking up thu
plans for the fall and winter term o.
the Presbyterian college.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

TAFT TO START IE--William H. Tafts
FIRST campaign tour will begin Wednesday.
September 49, If the candidates present de-
sires in the matter are observed. The ar
rangements to have the National League OF
Republican CLUBS hold rally IN Cincinnati
September 20 was made known yesterday by
Mr. Vorys by wire.
WANTS BATTLESHIPS-The Australian
premier, Alfred Dealtin, is taking steps TO
induce the British government to dispatch
a feet to Australia as soon as that can be
conveniently done. in his communication
to the British government the premier urges
the fleet be large as that which repre-
sented the United States at this port.
ROOSEVELT EXPLAINs--In reply to a
letter from Conrad Kohrs of Helena, Mont,
one OF Montanas prominent citizens and an
intimate friend of President Roosevelt,
relative TO the candidacy OF Mr. Taft and
calling attention to Mr.. BTyans criticism
of the fact that Mr. Roosevelt had urged
and brought about the nomination of Mr..
Taft whom the president selected as the
Rooseveltian policy. Mr.. Roosevelt has writ
ten a lengthy letter made public yesterday,
and endeavoring in 1t to Justify his selection
of Taft as the White House heir. He yir-
tually admits the charge.
THAW GETS LODGINGs--sherin Lane of
westchester county. N. Y, who is a dele
gate to the Republican state convention at
Saratoga learned yesterday Harry X. Thaw
mas been transferred from the Duchess
county fail to his custody. He telegraphed
tnstrnctions to the warden of the White
plains fail to place Thaw in the hospital
ward Of the prison until his arrival there
today Sherin Lane said this ward was a
large room about twenty feet square with
barred windows and doors and that Thaw
would have no exercise except what he
could get IN his room. There would be nc
objection he said to having meals sent III
G-nm a restaurant
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than they had at the start of their in
vestigation.
DIR. d. P. Steen held an autopsy on
the body yesterday.
He announced that any one of five
of the stab wounds was sufficient to
cause death. Two of them reached the
heart; another, directed downward
from the jaw, severed the jugular vein.
Cuts on the inside of the victims
hands showed that he had grasped the
assassins knife in the death struggle,
and other wounds on the outside of the
arms gave additional evidence that he
had fought to the last breath. Two
deep stabs in the abdomen were in
themselves enough to cause death.
La Rocco was born in Alcano, Sicily,
sixty-four years ago He married the
prettiest girl in the village and came
to New York when is years of age.
For many years he worked in New
York and Pennsylvania, and four years
ago came to Los Angeles. For a while
he was a wine merchant. but in later
years he did little. His reputation has
always been exemplary-he was loved
and respected by the neighborhood in
which he lived and was a great favor
tie with the children. He leaves a wife
and two children-a daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Henderson, and son who has
about attained his majority.
When Mrs. Henderson was seen yes
terday she was unable to think of a
single man of La Rocco's acquaintance
who did not wish him well.