Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-08
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Republicans will fight In South for
seats in Congress held by Democrats.
Native Sons decide to ban direct
DIRE gown at big Monterey celebra-
ton.
"Scotty," once noted as Death VAL
ley miner, is jailed for police investi-
cation.
Kermit Roosevelt stops runaway
and saves woman and two children
from death.
Artist Earle excuses attack on wife
by nervousness caused by mother-in-
laws presence.
American Bar Association pre-
scribes rules Of professional conduct
to govern attorneys.
San Francisco Press Club holds an
nual election and William Woodhead
is named for president.
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe files suit for d.
vorce, charging brutal treatment,
nonsupport, and infidelity.
President expresses pity that is
akin to contempt for idlers at dedi-
cation of Robinson memorial library.
Mrs. Eulah NJ. Coats steals n
march on her husband and files suit
for divorce, charging gross cruelty.
Carpet In the San Francisco mint
will be burned. and Government ex-
poets to gather $1,000 In gold from
the ashes.
Experts find discrepancy in books
of Market street bank, San Francisco
which involves names Of w. b. Nash
and Charles w. Smith.
A new political party has been
formed in Japan from the independ-
ent element, which will command
fifty votes In Parliament.
st. Petersburg is threatened with
an epidemic OF cholera. officials are
making a desperate effort to quarar-
tine the victims of the plague.
immigration agencies In Japan are
being driven out of business since
the outflow Of population to the
United States has been checked.
George Vail, Jr., has admitted that
he killed his father, a farmer who
lived near Batonia, O.. and burned
the body in a bonfire on the farm.
Enrico Caruso, the operate tenor,
has admitted the separation of him
self and wife. saying that she did not
meet his standard and that he told
her to be gone.
Mrs. J. b. Stevenson, Fulton. Mo-,
lowered herself into deep well and
rescued her child by taking her cloth
Ing between her teeth and climbing
upward hand over hand. s.-s.s..
Thomas De Witt, "a years old, st
Louis, Mo-, confessed to the murder
OF his former landlady. Mrs. Adelins
Muller. because she refused to loar
him 81. He strangled her.
Frederick Lee Hawthorne, son oil
Julian Hawthorne, the author, mar.
rowly escaped drowning in the Hud
son river. He was seized with 1
cramp and rescued by life-savers.
The annual convention 81 thu
Wool Growers Association of Amer
lea was held in Salt Lake City Aug
rs. The members have herds o
sheep aggregating 100000 head
In mall chute in New York wa
found a woman's glove containing ;
back comb, set Of upper and lowe
false teeth, and some cigarettes, tn,
latter stuffed into the fingers of tn,
glove.
Judge Goff, in the Supreme Cour
at New York, refused to grant tn,
application of Miss Lichtenstein I,
change her name, saying that matri
mony would be a much simpler pro
ceeding.
| John Washburn, vice president O
the Washburn-Crosby Milling Com
pany OF Minneapolis, predicts tina
the price Of -four will go up and tn
price Of 14-ounce loaf of bread b
made six cents.
Representative women suffragette
spurn vote of thanks after beinI
turned down at the California Repuh
lican State Convention and decide t
send news to home OF delegates VIII
opposed them.
Letters written by Felix Paudu
veris to Peter Claudianes, in whicl
golden lure is held out to induce tn
latter to hurry to this city for ''im
portant work." are read before Ala
media County Grand Jury.
William Tense, IS years old, ma
lose his sight as the result OF an at
tempt to catch fish by exploding
bottle of lime In the river at Uas
sale, N. J. The cork blew out of tn
bottle, striking the boy In the eye.
Contestants over the will of tn
late DIT. A. Warner Shepard of Brook
lyn. N. Y, who left $1,000, 900 to hi
young widow. have arrived at sci
Element. Miss Maria b. Shepard,
niece OF Boston, Mass, and othe