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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

win an honorable nation. Not to dc
50 Is moral and national suicide.
This principle is best expressed by
the puolicist. Won Iherings We quote;
THE end Of the Law is Peace. The
means 70 that end Is War. So long
as the Law is compelled to hold itself
In readiness to resist the attacks OF
wrong-and this IL viii be compelled
to do. until the end Of time-it can
not dispense with War. The life OF
the law is struggle. a struggle Of
nations. Of the state power. of classes,
OF individuals"
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
IRIS RESIGNATION IS
ACCEPTED TAX LEVY FIXED

There and important regular meeting of the school
this district night which meeting the directors
present.
The resignation of A. the filing of which
exclusively of the
board OF directors accepted by the board with reluctance
that the board this Mr. long and faith
fully director
Moses Hale the best of the Fruit
Ridge section elected by the board to fill the unexpired Of
Robert A. until
spring of the valley board made
mistake in selecting him director
The board fixed 25 mills dollar This
2 mills higher than the old levy The the
the school the fact that
provided and probably teachers employed
flies the increase in the levy.
furnishing during
school Book Cliff
number of bills allowed at the meeting night
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
THE YOU G BRIDE
HAS KILLED HERSELF
Especial to The Sentinel. ]


Reno, New. Nov. 10.-Mrs. w. o.
Fil1inger. the young bride of w. o.
Ffllinger. pressman for the Journal,
was found dead yesterday on the
husbands return to their rooms at
6 am.
Fininger left his bride of few
hours at 2:30 am. to go to the
Journal to start the press. His wife
was we'll when he left her.
Fnlinger was horror-stricken when
he opened the door and found his
wife stretched across the bed, dead.
A laudanum bottle was discovered
later in the day in one OF the bureau
drawers. and it was further learned
that the young woman purchased
laudanum the day before and later
in the evening tried to buy morphine.
Mrs. Kernie Fillinger was 19 years
old. and was born at Linton, Ind,
where she leaves brother and three
aunts
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
LcADVILLE G. NNOT
SECURE The MURDERER
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Leadville, Nov. 10.-After follow
ing Frank Morris. alias Shercliffe.
for fifteen years and finally arrestine
him and convicting him of murder
Colorado has lost the convict. TEN
porarily at least. Sheriff Bonner re.
ceived word yesterday from Knox
Vile, Tenn, TO the effect that the
fugitive. who a few weeks ago es
capped while being taken to the pen
itentiary at Canon City, had been
turned over 10 the Minneapolis
Mimi, Officers. He will be taker
there to stand trial for train rob
berry.
II is possible that. whether he Il
convicted or not. Shcrcliffe will be
returned TO Colorado after his trial
and compelled to serve out his tern
for the murder of the Leadvillo
salOonkecper.
Sheriff Bonner stated this morn
ing that he was not uneasy as GO hi.
prospects of regaining possession OF
the prisoner, he said he would wait
until the Others" finished playing
"seven-up'' with Shercliffc and then
he would take him.
DIR. Crook. one of the hest known
physicians on the western slope. is in
Grand junction on business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
SENATOR CLAYTON
MAY YET WIN SEAT
Cspeciai to Tne Sentineil

Greeley, Colo, Nov. l0.-That w.
l.. Clayton, democratic candidate for
the state senate, has been elected, al
though the face of the returns shows
him to have been defeated by nearly
200 votes, is the belief of prominent
democrats of Weld county who charge
the republican party with gross ir-
regularities and with an attempt to
count out both Clayton and S. s. Poe,
the victorious candidate for sheriff.
The latter has engaged Attorney
j. n. Bottom OF Denver to protect
his interests. and the lawyer will
keen, "A close watchN on the official
count which is now being made.
Clayton. while much interested in
the success of Poe. IL is understood
has taken no steps looking toward
an investigation in his own behalf
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
KEPT The THREAT
TO KILL HIMSELF
Especial to The sentinel. !

Rocky Ford. Colo. Nov. 10.=After
threatening for "A year or more to
commit suicide, II. A. p. Steele of
Manzanola, a blacksmith, went into
his blacksmith shop yesterday. placed
shotgun under his chin, and, pull
ing the trigger with his bare toes, al
most blew off the top of his head
Steele had been living in ManZan-
ola for five or six years, and had been
drinking heavily of late. Yesterday
morning he went into the house and
told his wife that that was the last
time she would ever see him.
Then he went to mis- shop. loaded
his gun, removed his shoes and car
ried out his threat. Death was in
stantaneouS.
Besides his wife, the dead man
leaves three children.
Deputy Coroner II. j. Sprinkler was
called and viewed the body. but the
evidences of suicide were so convin-
cling that he decided that an inquest
was not necessary
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
THE GUN DISCHARGED
and HE KILLED. FRIEND
Especial TO The Sentinel. ]

Pueblo. Nov. 10.-Poking his
friend. Bowen Smith. in the ribs te
awaken him. using shotgun for
that purpose. the weapon, in the
hands of Albert Kinnard, exploded
and Smith was almost instantly
killed early yesterday morning.
According to Kinnard's story, he
and Smith, who We're roommates. had
planned to go on a hunting trip
Kinnard was attempting to arouse
his friend when the accident occur
red. Kennard WAS The only witness
to the shooting and was taken into
custody TO await The verdict OF the
coroner's jury. which Will be called
to hold an inquest today. The dead
man was 27 wears old and was en-
ipioved as a clerk
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
LABOR INVENTION
IS HEARING REPORTS
Inv Assoeiated Press. |

Denver. Nov. 10.-The American
Federation of Labor opened its sec
ond days session of the annual con-
vention by listening to the report of
the executive council.
The appointment of the usual COM
mittees followed. Ma
The president then Announced that
the convention was open for business
and the reception of resolutions.
Resolutions may be introduced un-
til Thursday. All will be referred to
the committee on resolutions.
A prolonged debate is looked for
when resolutions bearing on Presi-
dent Gompers and the federation's s
position in politics comes up.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
STATE CAN KEEP
COLOR LINE DRAWN
LBy Associated Press. !

Washington. Nov. 1O.-In decid-
ing the case of Berea college vs.. the
state of Kentucky favorably 10 the
state, the supreme court of the Unit
ed States yesterday held thai the
states OF the union. may consiiu-
ltfonally legislate to prevent the CO.
|'education of the white and black
Traces. i''.
The case was Instituted TO test the
validity of the state law of 1904.
prohibiting white and black children
from attending the same schools.
The higher state court took The
position that the white and black
races are naturally antagonistic and
uhat the forced separation of the
children of the two is in the line of
preservation of the peace.
The opinion of the supreme court
was handed down by Justice Brewer
and affirmed the finding of both the
Kentucky circuit court and the court
of appeals. Justices Harlan and Day
dissenged.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
PRESIDENT ELECT IS
TO STAY A LONG TIME
LBy Associated Press. ]

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. lO.-The
stay of President-elect Taft at the
Virginia hot springs will be pro-
longed until the first week OF De-
cember. if the ordinary season OF mild
weather here prevails. 1t is Mr..
Taft's determination to fit himself
by riding and golfing for the strenu-
GUS duties which await him in March
HE has accepted the request of
Miss Boardman of Washington, presi-
dent of the National Red Cross So
ciety, to attend the annual meeting
of the society in Washington. Decem-
Der 3. He expects to remain here
unt1 then.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

Col. Duncan Cooper. who was with
his son during the street fight has
a legion of friends in this and cGher
states. "NfE
Carmack's tragic end has served
to draw the latter's friends closer.
and it is feared by some that the
end is not yet and that the tragedy
Is sure to play part in future po-
litical allignments.
In Carmack's recent campaigns.
in which he was defeated for the
senatorship by Robert l.. Taylor and
for the governorship by Governor
Patterson, Col. Cooper was with the
opposition, although the two were
formerly warm friends. and the en-
nifty was shown in editorial attacks
of the Tennesseean, Mr. Carmackis
paper.
The body was removed today to
Columbia. Tenn, where Mr.. Carmack
was married and where is situated
his home. f.-a
Young Cooper. who was slightly
wounded in the shoulder by Carmack,
is in hospital in charge of an Of
ficer. ii
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
MURDERED FATHER
in FIGHT OVER GIRL
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Greeley. Colo, Nov. 1O.-What
promises to be one of the most sensa-
tional trials ever held in Weld coun-
ty started in the district court yes
terday. when Calvin Phillips was ar
raigned before the court on the
charge of numbering his father-in-
law. w. A. cambridge.
Phillips lives in Piattville, and it
is claimed that cambridge went to
the ranch where Phillips was work
ing and tried to take his daughter.
Phillips wife, away from her hus-
band. The young husband. rather
than lose his wife, is said to have
shot his father-in-law in the girls
presence.
A pathetic feature of the case is
the fact that on Saturday the aged
mother of Phillips sold all her prop
erty. two-story house, to obtain the
money for attorneys fees to clear her
son.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
GOVERNMENT FEES
TO GO INTO BANKS
IBy Associated Press. /

Washington, Nov. 10.-After De-
cember l the money derived by the
government from timber sales, per-
mits for stock grazing and for spe-
cial uses of various resources in the
national forest reserves, will be de-
posted with national banks, instead
of being forwarded to Washington to
be locked in the treasury.
The banks which have been named
as repositories for these funds are
the Western Montana National at
Missoula, Mont, the Denver Nation
al: the First National of Albuquer-
que, n. NJ; the First National of Og-
den, Utah: the First National of San
Francisco. and the First National at
Portland, Ore.
The estimated receipts from the
national forests for the present fiscal
year will approximate s2.000,000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

The woman had registered at the
American house Friday as Mrs. II. E,
Cones of Albany. N. Y, and to Mrs
Phipps presented herself as a spe-
cial writer for newspapers and at
present collaborating with Joseph
Medill Patterson preparing book on
socialism and society.
She is 80 or 40 years old; welf
dressed in mourning, and has the ap--
pearance and manner of a gentle
woman. At the jail she is either
feigning insanity cleverly or is tenn
porarily deranged by the use of NOR
phine, the result Of recent Illness
To the chief OF police she said
that she did not know who she was
or where she was; that she came to,
Denver from somewhere in the east
with Madame Leroy, who had a
strange influence over her.
Later In the day the woman was
identified as Mrs. Allen Reed. wife of
a druggist in this city. She returned
recently from Springfield, Mass,
where she had gone to attend the
funeral of her father. 1t is believed
that she is insane.
Taking advantage of Chief of Po-
lice Arms,rong's momentary absence
from his private office, where he had
been questioning her. Mrs. Reed this
morning attempted to end her life
by swallowing morphine. The chief
returned just in time to knock the
tablets from her hand as she was in
the act of putting them into her
mouth. Mrs. Reed is a member of
Trinity NJ. E. church in this city and
has Esen highly respected.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
RATHER THAN KILL
KING HE ENDED
own LIFE
IBy Associated Press. ]

Lisbon, Portugal. tvia the I
frontier). Nov. 10. - Alberta I
Costa, a former member of the 1
chamber of deputies and one of 1
the most prominent republican 1
+ leaders. committed suicide to- !
day. The act has created tre- 4
: mendous sensation. 1
, Senior Costa was member of d!
the Black Gross Society. which 1
was involved in the assassina- 1
: tion of King Carlos and his son I
last February. !
, 1t is believed that this society :
+ had selected Costa by lot to kill :
the present king Manuel and .
that Costa preferred to Kill HIM :
; self than to commit this deed. :
I. r + I. I. I. + I. I. /. + + I.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
DENVER WOMAN INSANE
IRv Associated Press. |

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. 10.-Mrs.
Hannah Nelson of Denver was taken
from the Salt Lake train at the local
station yesterday by officers and re-
moved to the receiving hospital for
an inquiry as to her sanity.
Mrs. Nelson left Denver last Thurs
day. with her l1year-old daughter,
for this city. On the way here the
mother became mentally irresponsi-
BILE and resolved not to leave the car
when the train arrived mere.
The young daughter took care of
her mother during the trip. but was
unable to induce her to leave the
train.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
MADE AWFUL ERROR
IT, AND KILLED SiS1 Err
Special to The Sentinel. !

Alliance. Neb., Noy- ie--Mistak-
ing his sister Lizzie. who was wear
ing fur coat belonging to her
sweetheart Frank Augustin. for the
after. whom he suspected of undue
intimacy with her, Charles Braner
shot and fatally wounded the girl
Discovering his mistake too late.
3raner fired the other barrel of his
-hotgun at Augustin, who had fled,
md slightly wounded him.
Augustin accompanied Miss Bra
aer to skating ri.,. in the evening.
md was followed by the brother. On
heir return. Miss Braner put on
Augustip's fur coat and it is said
hey indulged in a, IONS too inti
nate to suit the brother, who fired
he contents of one barrel of the
;hotgun he was carrying into the
vearer of the fur coat at short range.
IN detecting his mistake -.e fired the
remaining charge into the fleeing
Augustin.
Sixty-four No. saot were taken
from the back of Miss Braner, and
her condition is such that she can
not live. Both men are in jail.
& q RYAN is yieitipo in tho o;t a.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
SENATOR BARELA WILL
Be OUSTED FROM JOB
Especial to The sent:nel.o

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. tlo.-Dr. Ben
Beshoar, democrat. has announced
that he will contest the seat of SEN
ator Barela for the state senate.
while Senator Barela is out with a
statement in which he.is inclined to
treat the matter as q Joke.
On the face of the returns Barela
was elected by about 800 majority.
and claims that the only chance Be
shoar has to win is the fact that the
legislature is democratic.
Beshoar went to Denver Yesterday
in the interest of his contest. and Ba-
fela is preparing to put up the fight
If his life to retain his seat, which
le has occupied since Colorado be-
anne state.
The contest promises to be bitterly
tought, as both men have large
ollowing.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
WILL RAISE RATES

% The
ENVER Nov 10nstead reducing the trans-continena
that the railroads
u of the country that the to be ad
vanced After January schedule take effect and
the transcontinntal will be least 10
This will make the rates higher than known before
The in the of all will
heavy
There welfounde the effect that there
to be general raise in all classes railway
the and middle
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
ROADS BIG PROFITS
1snecial to The sentine

o
NEWER, 10.-A
Railroad Company which
~ surplus that surplus that
pany months ending October l. 1905 amounted
$67518 compared with surplus of $l247000 for
the period in 1907
The Denver that employ
ing large force getting rolling stock the
in frst-class condition
report affairs OF the be in fine
dion
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
METHODISTE EDITOR
IS KILLED BY
AN AUTO
LRy Associated Press. ]

+ st. Louis. Mo, Nov. 10.ADa- +
: vid DeCamp Thompson, the edi- I
+ tor of the Northwestern Chris +
+ tian Advocate, died here this :;
+ morning from the effects of be- !
+ ing struck by an automobile on t
+ last Thursday. I
+ DR.. Thompson was here from I
r Evanston, ILL.,, to attend the 4
+ meeting of the general commit I
+ tee on foreign missions of the I
+ Methodist Episcopal church. He I
+ was sc years old. I
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
SIX ARE Eur led
{ Especial to The Sentinel. J

Deadwood. S. d.. Nov. 1O.-In
broad daylight and surrounded by
citizens, powerless to check the
flames. six sleeping inmates of re-
sort were burned to crisp, while a
dozen others were perhaps injured
in attempts to escape from the
flames.
The building was consumed before
half the town knew there was fire
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
Big FOREST FIRES
CBy Associated Press. /

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 10.-Forest
fires are doing great damage in this
state. western Kentucky and north
Alabama. Timber amounting to hun
1reds of thousands of dollars has
been destroyed in the past four days
and the fires are reported to be
burning fiercely. A. dense smoke
covered Nashville today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
llBy Associated Press. I

Washington. Nov 10.-Scnatur
'Carmack during his senatorial career,
from 1901 to 1907. made a number
of brilliant speeches. Although in
clined TO be sarcastic in some of his
utterances. he had many friends in
congress among both democrats and
republicans, who admired his fear
lessness and his intellectual attain
ments.
He is one of the men mainly re-
Confined on page eight.)
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
AGREEMENT SIGNED
fBy Associated tress. j

fBy Associated tress.
PARIS, FRANCE, NOV. 1O.-THE
FOREIGN OFFICE HAS BEEN AD-
VISED FROM BERLIN THAT AN
AGREEMENT IN THE SETTLE
MENT OF THE CASA BLANCA
INCIDENT WAS SIGNED THIS
rl
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
WHIPPED 76 BOYS
Especial to The sentinel.)

Helena. Mont. Nov. 10.-Possessed
of spirit of deviltry. the boy pupils
of the jefferson school assailed ne
gro band, pouring handfuls of sand
down the big horns, throwing bricks
through the bass drum and covering
the musicians with mud.
Prof. S. II. Spraigins took the mat
ter out of the hands of the police by
promise of prompt attention to the
offenders.
Retribution for the lads began
when their instructor started in to
chastise the entire number of guilty
ones. One by one the boys We're TAX
en- into a private room. and what
happened there was a sad story.
The wholesale whippings continued
all morning and well into the after
noon, with total which will proba
bly, reach close to the mark of 75.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

Charles II. Thurlow. of Newbury-
)ort. Mass, is a visitor to the city.
Mr.. Thurlow is largely interested in
'ealty in this city, having formerly
oeen connected with The investment
irm of Thurlow. Hutton and Will
.ams. of Colorado Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
The MYSTERY
MELTING
AWAY
Who At
tempted to Rob
Mrs. Phipps Iden-
titled.
IBy Associated Press. ]
alstorIc.I sse,.,.

n'eai sseis,y h h.
lished the lu.A. he
woman who yesterday eno.av-
ored to extort $4,000 from
Mrs. Genevieve Chanler Phipps
by threats, and, being foiled,
attempted to kill herself and
Mrs. Phipps' young daughter
Helen by hurting two sticks of
dynamite in front of the auto
mobile in which they were sit
ting in front Of the Equitable
building at the corner of Sew
enteenth and Stout streets in
this city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

The Salvation Army of this city
have announced their intention of
giving a lecture at Fruita on Friday
and Palisade Tuesday evening at s
pm. at the M. Z. church at each
place The subject will be Love
and Sorrow" 'r''A
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

Samuel n. Wheeler expects to
leave in a few days on an eastern
trip. joining Mrs. Wheeler in Kansas
City.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. King Aldrich are
showing friends from Iowa around
the valley today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

Mrs. |. ]. Morse. mother of Mrs.
DR.. Plumb of this city, is enjoying
visit with her daughter this week.
Nrs. Morse's home is in Colorado
Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10
Murder of Brilliant
Tennessee Leader
Arouses S Wide
spread Indignation
GBy Associated Press. j.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. TO-
IN Messages by wire and by

III MessageS Dy wire anu uy
mail from various sections
testify to the tremendous SEN
sation that has been caused
throughout the south by the
killing of former Senator E.
W. Carmack by young Robin
j. Cooper in a street duel here
late yesterday afternoon.
Carmack's brilliant career as
United States senator from
Tennessee had made him one of
the best known of national fig
ures.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

his week from Nebraska. He is here
on business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-10

DIR. Crook. one of the hest known
on the western slope. is in
Grand Junction on business.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-18
MASONIC OFFICERS INSTALLED
District Deputy Assists Local
Officials With the install
Iation Ceremonies

Hereford Lodge, No. III, F. and A.
NJ, of Five Mile Beach, the local
branch of the Masonic order, which
one week ago elected new officers to
serve for the ensuing year, on We'd
nesday evening last, celebrated the
installation of those officers with
elaborate ceremonies. The District
Deputy, Benjamin Bacharach, of At
lantic City, was in attendance and as
sisted the local officers with the work.
The officers installed were as follows:
Worshipful Master, Charles A. Norton;
Senior Warden, Sherman T. Dowler;
Junior Warden, Howard r. Buck;
Secretary, Clarence g. Eldredge; Treas
urer, Robert Bright; Tyler, John
Bright; Chaplain, Levanus Myers;
Marshal, w. Byron Livezey; Senior
Deacon, Bernard Long; Junior Deacon,
Lanning Myers; Trustees, w. Byron
Livezey, John Bright and Bernard
Long; Stewards, William Oldfield and
r.. ID. Richman. A luncheon was
served after the conclusion of the install
lation ceremonies, to which the mem
bers did full justice.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-18

1t won't be the same without you, Nell,
but if you've got courage enough to
commit matrimony after all we've said
against it, why, then l guess I've got
courage enough to carry out my con
victions alone Was 1t lace waists you
asked the price Off"
This being the way Beth took the
news, 1t was characteristic that she
pursued her original intention Of visit
ing the furniture sale during her Mon
day 400 hour.
She had just settled down with an
air of relaxation in a green cushioned
morris chair, sale price $685." when
she was rudely startled ont of 1t.
"This is the only one we have with
green cushions, sir" a salesman de-
clared pompously to some one on his
right, bringing his hand down by way
of emphasis upon the crown of Beth's
hat.
Apologies, greetings ana explanations
followed, during which the offending
salesman tactfully disappeared. 1t was
obvious that three made no party to
this chance meeting.
Twill business keep you In the city
longT' inquired Beth. The question in
Dictated more courtesy than interest.
Gilbert Taylor's eyes twinkled.
at has kept me two years so far"
he answered soberly.
81 hadn't heard" Beth said rather
coldly.
"And your he asked. There was no
doubt that his interest was genuine.
"Ah, I'm an established household
err" Beth informed him with no little
show Of pride. "a business chum and
l have q little fat together. That eX
plains my monopoly of this morris
chair. We need one, or, rather, we
want one. But I've just about decided
to wait until I can afford leather cush-
ions. They're so much more aristocrat-
lc. Don't you think SOP"
Gilbert agreed.
"But I'm awfully interested in this
housekeeping experiment of yours.
Elizabeth" he said earnestly. "I'm
thinking of trying something of the
sort myself. You can give me a lot Of
pointers. Take lunch with me, won't
your"
Elizabeth hesftated. She saw compli-
cations ahead. Nevertheless, because
there was no time to analyze possible
consequences, she accepted.
1.-THE lace waists" she explained to
Nell that night, were such wonderful
bargains hat 1 got two of them"
"Twor' exclaimed Nell. what on
earth did you think l wanted with two
of themY'
zone is for myself" Beth enlighte q
ed her.
Nell looked such volumes of astonish-