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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-23
This woman says she was saved
from an operation by Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous proStration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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A country admirer sent the follow
ing letter to Lord Beresford: "My
household has been blessed with twins
Ga boy and girl) this morning. My
wife would like to name the girl after
the Princess of Wales, and | want to
name the boy after you. May we do
this? and can you obtain the prin-
cess s permission for us to use her
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az tell you" said Sinniek, "men are
getting SO deceitful these days that you
can t trust your best frieBds-"
And what s worse,' interrupted Bur
roughs, gloomily, lyon can t get your
best friends to trust you. '-Philadel
phia Press.
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Mrs. Hoolihan-This payper says
there do be sermons in sthones.
Phwhat d yez think av thot? o 'Hooli-
han-Oi dunno about the sermons, but
many good argument has COON out
av brick, Oh m thinkin Chicago
News.
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NOTICE.

All accounts outstanding against
ubCommittee on Entertainment of
the Atlantic Fleet must be presented
Immediately to
FRED. l.. WALDRON,
Chairman Subcommittee on Enter
tainment S09S
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Notice is hereby given to the holders
of these bonds to present the same for
payment at the banking house of The
Bank of Hawaii, Limited, in Honolulu,
on August 1. 1908, and that interest on
same will cease on and after that
date.
CHARLES H. ATTENTION.
Treasurer, Kohala Sugar Company.
Honolulu, June 81, 1903.
S077-June %; July 8, 6, 9, 13, 16, 90, %,
q, 80.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-23

Hubby, the janitor of these fats is
unmarried. - What of it?' 81
really think he is becoming interested
in our oldest daughter. ''There you
go again with your pipe dreams! Last
week it was a duke New York
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs OF
KOHALA SUGAR co.

In accordance with the terms under
which its bonds We're issued, the Ko-
hala Sugar Company will pay, with
accrued interest, on August l, 1908,
thirty thousand dollars ($30,OoO) of its
bonds. The numbers of the bonds to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-23
CLEVELAND.

Yes quietly; drumbeat. trumpet's peal,
No martial trampling should the end proclaim ,
OF this great civic life; the grief feel
70 blazon asks; asketh aught his fame
For his that best courage peace tries best
of shrlI;
Scorn of shows putting to the
OF causes; and uneonquered will.
His therefore. is this solemn pause OF all,
This deep remembrance of old true
Dear our youth--in who, call
Barred stripping arms plain patriot to do
Silence, keep silence, DER this frame
Wreck of that burIy strength which once he gave
Better than drums, outcry o his name,
Is slenee-and the woman by his grave.
Washington. w G. BROWN
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FoEa CM
.sFss svsry''''
Of ?. Hale
Visiting q
lead i
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
CHEER NAME OF ROCKEFELLER
Atlanta Baptists Approve Defense
Of the Oil King.
LaudRtfOn Pronounced by Pastor,
Who Is Called to CIeve-
land Pulpit.

Atlanta, Ca. July 2o-At the meeting Of
the Atlanta Baptist Ministers Associa-
Jion to-day. there was a chorus 9f cheers
when DR.. John F. White, pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church. in defending John
D. Rockefeller. declared
John D Rockefeller has always been
a good Baptist and a phuanthropist
think It IS abominabie the way he IS
traduCed- We al know that Mr. Rocke-
feiler Is not the demon he IS painted
While We are not in sympathy with the
STANDARD OIL. we are aware that Mr.
Rockefeller has always been a good Bsp-
list and a good Phiia1thropist. and he
deserves our appreciation for what he
has done for the Baptist Church and for
education.
After the cheering suhsided. the asso-
ciaJiou stated its approval OF Dr. Whites
words and voted thanks TO Rockefeller
for the work he has done for education
The action Of the ministers VIII be re-
ported 10 Rockefeller by Dr. White. who
leaves to-rlorrow for Cleveland 10 serve
ROCkefeller's Euclid avenue church dur
Ing The absence Of the pastor. Dr White
was selected by the church al the special
-eI.lest Of Rockefeller
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
BABY FALLS FROM FIFTH FLOOR.
GRASPS AND HOLDS TO BAR

she has steadily increased in strength
and agility since then.
Lively disposition also resulted from
these exercises. and when Mrs Graf to-
day was hanging out her wash from the
ffth-story fire escape little Helen sud
denly decided TO help her. and. before
the mother could interfere, the baby had
climbed 10 the fire escape landing and
disappeared through the opening.
Turning somerSauits as she fell the
child flashed by the fourth-storv escspe
hitting IL with her head as she passed.
Then as she fell by the third-story es-
cape she seized the bar at the foot OF the
iron fence and hung on.
Thirteen-year-old Joseph Colombo. IN
the yard Of 1889. next door. heard the
mother scream, and, looking I'D. saw the
baby hanging in midair He scrambled
over the fence between the yards and up
the fire escape, where he reached the
baby just as her strength was giving out
and her hand was relaxing its grip on the
bar. and saved her life.
Physicians who examined the child said
that beyond a scratch caused by her
head striking the fire escape at the fourth
floor, she had sustained absolutely no
injury.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
On the Programme.
WILL YIELD TO RAILWAYS.
Interstate Commission TO Take New
Course in Capital.


Ny letter 20 the District electric rail-
way commission. denying the authority Of
that body and refusing TO give fnforna-
zion requested by il. was prompted by
the advice given by our attorney" said
Gen George II. Harries. second vice D-as-
ident Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. last night
Under the law. we are responsible 10
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and we consider that we are acting with
in the law when we refuse 10 follow the
suggestions offered by the local commits
sion Should any trouble arise. we would
be without resource TO appeal for relief. 80
lie added.
Gen Harries' letter TO the commission
Is similar TO that sent a few davs ago
by George T. Hamilton. president OF The
Capital Traction Company. and is taken
10 mean his company viii not deal with
the District railway commission
Anticipating this act by the two local
railway companies the commission on
Saturday informed the Interstate Com
merce Commission OF the attitude Of the
two corporations and instructed that
body 20 take up the matter therein con-
tained directly with the two railway lines
Il is understood that the District rail-
way commission believes L can obtain
the necessary information TO make its
work effective and yet get around the
technical objections Of the two lines 10
giving the information desired.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
viii, II is said. make all requests for IN
formation desired by the subcommission
and, in fact, handle all communications
that may tend 10 draw the new commits
sion into controversy.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

New York. July 20.-Persons skeptical
Of the value Of early athletic training
may have their opinions on the subject
modified on learning that a twenty
months-old gymnast to-day. falling acci-
dentauy from a fifth floor FIRE escape.
saved its life by grasping and hanging
from a bar OF the structure two stories
below.
Helen Graf who will not be two years
old until November next. was the baby
athlete She IS the youngest child Of
William G. and Annie Graf. who live at
1857 Webster avenue. the Bronx. Her
sister and two brothers also are gymnasts.
Graf. who is a boss mason. is an old
time athlete. and was member OF the
Clipper Athletic Club. OF Harlem. Be
Heving in early physical development. he
has trained his children almost from
birth TO perform certain exercises. one Of
which was 20 seize and hang from HIS
fingers.
Little Helen. at week old. was able to
hang for half a minute with her little
hands twined around his forefngers, and
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Standard Production Admirably
Rendered by AbOrn Company.

Rendered by Aborn Company.
4 season OF summer opera without
The Bohemian CIrT' would hardly carry
out the traditional lore OF such things:
SO the natural sequence Of events oc-
CURED al the National Theater last night
when Balfe's ever-pleasing production was
presented by the summer stock company
under the management OF the Messrs
Aborn
Probably no musical production extant.
whether grand OF light opera. OF mere
musical comedy. contains 50 many gems
Of melody as The Bohemian Girl" For
three generations the songs oS the gifted
lrishman have charmed having power
alike with all. Irrespective of the degree
Of musical eduration involved They have
become classics. ins0much as they fur
nish the highest examples OF their class.
and viii continue 10 furnish enjoyment as
long as the mei0di0usly sentimental finds
a place in the hearts Of the theater-go-
eTs.
The opera was produced last night with
a good cast OF principals, assisted BY the
well-trained chorus. and with pleasing or
chestrauou, although the latter. Of course.
for The Bohemian Girl" while not gen
orally Acknowledged &c be grand opera.
vers-s closely ou it, ald the score can
hardly De appropriately rendered without
heavier OTchestTaCio1 than IS necessary
for musical comedy.
The cast IS so evenly balanced as hard
y % call for comparative criticism. al
though. from a dramatic standpoint. Miss
Edith Bradford as the gypsy queen. IS
perhaps, entitled 20 the houors. she ms
the role both tempe-amentauv and vo-
caily and her performance was wholly
Impressive.
Miss Blanche Morrison. as Airline also
scored signaIly, singing with great cas-.
and displaying a soprano OF power and
neNib!liry. with particularly pleasing
quality IN the upper register. She re--
dered 7 Dresut That I DveIt n Marble
Halls" and the other weIl-known songs
attached to the part with fine effect. and
was heartily eDCOTed.
Mr.. Forest HUI vas advautaEeousIy
cast as Count Arnheirn. giving finely the
affecting Heart Bowed Down With
Weight OF Woe and Huntingdon May.
as Devilshoof found opportunity 10
blend his comedy and vocal talents.
The tenor role of Thaddeus was filled
by Mr.. Harry Davies. who possesses A
light tenor voice of good quality, and
sometimes rising 10 considerable dramatic
power. Then You'u Remember Ne and
The Fair Land Of Poland were both
effectively rendered, and altogether the
general effect OF both singing ana act
ing was somewhat better than that Of
several other tenOTs who have figured in
the company.
The gypsy chorus was rendered with
spirit. and the whole performance seemed
to evoke pleasant memories and give cur
rent pleasure
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
SAMPSON WANTED TO DIE.
Adopted Popular Plan of Using n
Gas Tube.

Adopted Popular Plan of Using n
Gas Tube.
Following a quarrel with HIS wife.
James Sampson. thirty years old. Of 317
G street northeast. attempted to kill him
self at $50 O'Clock last evening by in
haling Illuminating gas He was found
by q fellow-lodger and hurried to Cas-
ualty Hospital, where heroic treatment
saved his life.
Sampson returned 10 HIS home early
yesterday afternoon. He had been drink
ing heavily. nelghbors say. and began to
quarrel with his wife The couple con-
tinued to talk In loud voices. and later
the wife left the house and sought refuge
with neighbOrs
The husband was alone for some time
Leonard Hoffman. a rOOmer. went to his
room about $50 o'clock and found Samp-
son lying across the bed with the end
Of gas tube in his mouth. The other
end Of the tube was attached to the gas
Jet All the windows were closed and the
cracks stopped with paper.
Hoffman sent in a hurry call for the
aTnbuisn nee from Casualty HOSPITAL and
the unconscious man was hurried to that
institution
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
OPERATES IN BALTIMORE.
Sentenced for similar SwindIe to
Five Years In Prison.

Five Years In Prison.
SPECIAL 10 Tie Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. July 2.-Miss Frances
A. Caspari. who was a handsome woman.
was arrested in this city in the latter part
OF 1900 on the charge Of obtaining from
Bertha 4 Greer, e2s Portland street. the
sum Of 500 by means Of false pretsnses.
and her case proved TO be one Of the big
gest sensations ever recorded IN the police
annals Of Baltimore
From the time Of her arrest until she
was convicted in the Criminal Court OF
Baltimore City. and subsequently sen
fenced 10 five years IN the Maryland peni-
tentiary. she was referred TO as the
woman of mystery" and she acted the
part to perfection.
Miss Caspari did little talking when she
was apprehended by the police. She
talked still less when she occupied a
prisoners cell, and even at the court
trial she preferred 20 plead guilty Of the
charge for which she was being tried
rather than divulge anything pertaining
10 herself or her alleged unlawful opera
tions throughout the city.
The police claimed the swindling scheme
as conceived by Miss Caspari netted her
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
TURKISH SOLDIERS REVOLT.

Constantinople. July at IS rumored
that 7,e00 Turkish soldiers IN the Monastir
district are in open revolt, and that 3. 90
troops have been ordered TO the scene OF
the outbreak.
Il IS also reported that a number OF
officers Of the third army corps have
threatened that unless the officers now
awaiting court-martial on the charge OF
assisting the Young Turkey agitation
are Immediately liberated, ali the genera IS
In Macedonia viii be killed and the army
VIII then march 10 ConstantinOpie and de-
mand TIE establishment Of the consti-
tuition
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
GETS RIGHT OF WAY
New Road to Gettysburg Fa-
VOred by Westminster.
TOWN DONATES PROPERTY
Projected Line Assured of Success,
Judging by Interest Displayed in
Trade Advantage to Washington.
Passes Through Rich Country.

Special &c The Washington Herald.
Westminster. Nd, July 20.-At to-night's
meeting Of the Merchants and Alanufac-
turers' Association Of Westminster. there
was a full and enthusiastic attendance
by the leading business men Of the city
and the surrounding country.
The association arranged a voluntary
grant OF the right Of way through the
corporate limits and for four miles on
either side to the new Washington. West
minister and Gettysburg Railway Com
pany.
The project OF a railway 20 cross the
Western Maryland at Westminster meets
most ardent support throughout the sec
ton Of seventy-two miles between Wash
ington and the famous battle ground. The
townfolk and country people are red-hot
for the new proposition, but nowhere IS
the sentiment stronger than at West
minister. which viii be the chief city be-
tween the terminals Of the new line.
Surveyors at Work.
Surveyors are already busy at Sandy
road through that prosperous farming
community and wlu work north and
south therefrOm.
Sandy Spring has already arranged a
virtual donation Of the entire right OF
way through that section.
The projected lire viii pass through
one Of the most fertile farming sections
OF Maryland. q section also rich IN lime.
and marble. The road. from
the first day Of operation, VIII be as
sured a large and paying freight busi-
ness in addition 10 the naturally vast
excursion business that direct. two-hour
connection Of the National Capital and
the National Memorial Park viii bring.
Furthermore, the trade advantage 10
Washington viii be incalculabIe. as It
will mean the division OF a rich busi-
ness al present exclusively held by BaIti-
more
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
RICHARDS MAY BE ASSESSOR.
District Surveyor said to Be slated
for Mr. G-IffIn's Place.

Though there has been no Official an
uOunCement 10 confirm f. the general
opinion is that ". P. Richards. at present
District surveyor. will be appointed to
succeed the late Edwin W ". Griffin as
assessor Of the District
In 1891 Mr.. Richards was appointed an
assistant engineer in the engineer de-
partment Of the District government. at
a salary Of $3.50 per annum- He received
promotion in the same department in 1897
and again in 1904 On January :. 1875 he
was appointed District surveyor. with
compensation Of S3Oo0 per annum.
His record in the present position has
been an excellent one. and his work in
that capacity has made him quite familiar
with the work OF the assessor The pro-
motion. IL given 10 Mr.. Richards. will be
a deserved one. and viii come as a re-
ward for faithful and effective service.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
AIRSHIPS, GO SLOW !
Florida Village to Have Anti
speeding Law.
AEROPLANE FOR THE MARSHAL
Mayor Thinks Town should Have
JurisdictiOn for Twenty-Five Miles
story, which Sounds Like n New
Kind of Nature Fake.

Kissimmee. Fla. July 20--Though no
one In this town has ever seen an air
ship, Mayor T. n. Murphy has prepared
an ordinance. with a $500 fine. for over
speeding them. and for the purpose Of its
enforcement would have the towns jur.s-
dictiOn proclaimed over twenty-five miles
Of air. straight Up.
fixes a 500 tax on all dirigible balloons,
and section , provides for the purchase
OF an aeroplane IN which the town mar
shall viii chase offenders. The council
VIII be asked TO pass the ordinance.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
MORE YAQUIS DEPoRTED.
Mexican Government Sending In
dians TO Hot Lands of Tucatan.

Mexican Governments Sending In
dians TO Hot Lands of Tucatan.
Mexico City. July 2o-The department
OF the interior was to-day advised that
another shipment Of Yaqu! Indians. num-
bertnE i,5oo, men. women. and children.
had been landed at San Bias. and VIII be
marched over the mountains To Guada-
laJara, where they wifi be placed on
trains and conveyed 20 Vera Cruz and
sent By boat from that port 10 the hot
lands Of Yucatan and Quiutauaroo.
These Indians were all rounded I'D dur
ing the last few weeks by Federal troops.
Most ot them belong TO the peace faction
o. the tribes. but they are being sent
into exile for fear that they may give
secret aid 20 the fighting braves who are
hid n the mountains. II required two
sherfffs TO bring the Indians from Cusv-
mas 10 San Bias.
Il IS reported that number Of prfs-
cners committed suicide by Jumping
overheard while al sea
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
GOING TO HONOLULU.
Maryland Agricultural College Pro-
fessOr Is Appointed.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
HyattsviIle. July 21-Jerome J Morgan.
formerly an assistant chemist at the
Maryland Agricultural College. and now
employed IN the chemical bureau OF the
United States Department Of Agriculture.
has accepted the position as head Of the
department OF chemistry Of the aE-icuI-
tUrsI college that Uncle sam is about 90
establish at Honolulu
The position pays 5000 per annum. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan sail for the Hawaiian
capital the latter part Of August.
The Institution about to be established
IS a land grant college, similar 70 those
existing in this country, and temporary
headquarters VIII be rented until the Ha-
waiiGn legislature COnvenes and makes an
appropriation for the erection OF a college
building.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
HoRSEMANs BARN BURNS.
A. Randolph Howard Hurt Trying
to Save Stallion.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. July IA large
barn. owned by A. Randolph Howard. the
weIl-knoWn horseman or this city. with
twenty tons OF hay. lot Of fine harness.
and two carriages, was completely de-
stroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning There were only four horses IN
the stable at the time OF the fire. as his
hne show horses were at Orange Court
House for the show there this week Mr.
Howard was badly but not seriously
burned about the face. shoulders. and
feet in attempting to save his fine stall
lion Royal Swell" who refused TO leave
the stable and had 70 be taken out by
main force
The loss viii amount TO $4,000 which
is partly covered by insurance.
Mrs. Laura Milestone. wife Of John
Stone. residing near Berea- Stafford
County. died at her home this morning
Of cancer, aged fifty years. Besides her
husband, she IS survived by one daughter.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEGRO TO SERVE TERM.
Annapolis Court COnvfcts One
armed Man of Assault

IIE7II- % Il0 v sL0TI TI1TaIl-
Annapolis. July 20--Convicted Of as
saultinE Mrs. Elizabeth Legderman. forty
years old, a white woman. living at
Glenburnie. this county Zachariah Hol-
den, a One-armed negro, also OF Glen
burnie, was to-day sentenced 10 two
years IN the House Of Correction by
Police Justice Davis
The attack took place several days ago.
As Mrs Legderman entered a store at
Glenburnie, the negro grabbed her and
threatened 10 do her bodily harm. Il Is
alleged- Several men came 70 her as
sistance. Holden Is a bad character, hav-
ing served terms Of Imprisonment Or
previous occasions.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
SOUTHERN WOMEN HERE.
Maidens Make Brief Visit
to the Capital

to the Capital
Eighteen Of the Scuth's fairest women.
en- route 10 Europe. arrived in Washing
ton yesterday. The party Will continue
the journey to New York to-day, where
they VIII embark on the steamship Arabic
for Liverpool.
The party visited Mount Vernon yes
terday afternoon, and planted a tree be-
side the tomb Of The Father Of His
Country" The tree was taken up from
near the tomb Of Andrew Jackson. at the
Hermitage
Places in Europe the party viii visit
arc Liverpool. Chester. Warwick, STRAIT
f0rd-On-Avon. KenilwOrth. Oxford. Lon
don. Brussels. The Hague. Amsterdam.
Cologne, Heidelberg. Strasburg- Berne.
and Paris
The trip is given by the Nashville Ten
nessean, and the young women are the
winners OF a contest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
PLANS AERIAL FREIGHT LINE.
Charles J. GIidden said TO BE Baeker
of New Boston Company.

Boston. July 2o.-The American Aerial
Navigation Company. headed by Charles
J. Glidden. the well-known patron OF au-
tomCbiling. is. being organized here for
the purpose OF manufacturing and oper-
ating aerial devices and establishing
aerial routes for the transportation OF
freight and passengers in the United
States, Canada, and Mexico
Through his attorneys. GHdden declared
to-day be believed that within the next
eighteen months the new company will
be carrying passengers and merchandise
by the airline" between New York and
Boston He thinks that with relay sta
tons near Springfield and New Haven,
the trip can be made S0O days in the year.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
FIRE IN A BUTCHER SHOP.

BriEhtwOOd Avenue Has "A Blaze
with Small Loss.
Fire last night damaged the property OF
Anton Ostman. a butcher at 1910 Bright
wood avenue, 10 the extent Of approx
mately 500 The FIRE was IN the smoke
house in rear Of Mr. Ostman's home He
was smoking five barrels Of hams. and
sparks from the smoldering fire iEnited
the dry roof.
In addition TO the damage to the build
ing. meats valued at $50 were destroyed.
There was no Insurance.