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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-28
Announcement

To the Electors Of the City and County of Honolulu Oahu
Genemen-ln the firm belief gained from
era and widespread opinion freely this city county
the efficiency and integrity of the police force only
the Independence Of the Sheriff and his Deputy participation
party politics. and that the security life
all other considerations and at the of large number
@ Of this city and county we have decided to candidates
port Of the electors of this city and county polls November
return pledge ourselves enforce without
or favor The electors assured that efficiency
cpne Of the entire police force will be first consideration
We stand firmly the side of law and order
port OF the citizens this city and county and
policy OF the entire separation of the police from party politics
main gentlemen,
Your obedient servants
(Sgd.) c. P. IAUKEA
Candidate for Sheriff.
(Sed) j. M. M0NsARRAT,
800 Candidate for Deputy Sheriff.
4ll7-Sept. 2S Oct q, IS, 20, 81; Nov. 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-28
NOTICE.

The Executive Committee of the
Republican County Committee will
meet tomorrow crGesday) noon at
1880 In the Republican headquar-
tors. Fort street. 4117-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-28
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Stock Books of the Honolulu Rapid
and Land Co. will be closed
to transfers from Sept. 2Sth to 30th
inclusive.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Sept. 2S, 'OS. 41l7-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-28

Sales-Betwecn Boards. 400 Ookn.
Ia, $l2; 90 Ookala. si2 Session: 10
Hon. u. Il NJ. c., 500: 10 Hon. y. g.
NJ. Co., $20 ) Hon. b. 4 NJ. Co., $50:
10 Hon. Il. & NJ. Co, $50.
Latest sugar quotation 1893 cents or
$3.50 per ton.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

4 lady had an amusing experience
in = Buffalo street car. The car was
empty. with the exception OF one man
and he was the reverse OF the car.
Al she entered be rose. made ner an
unsteady but magnificent bow ana
said. Madam, please be kind enough
70 accept thish plashe. Rather tnan
offend the man there was nothing else
for her TO do. 80 she thanked him ana
sat down And for seven blocks ne
hung from the strap. s~aying IN the
breeze. with not a soul In the car bu,
the two. The lady says It IS frequent
ly that she is taaei iRr other women.
but never before hass one 'hous"'
hat she was a carful l-Argonaut
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
Tilted Lover Plays Bad.

Martin, Tenn.--E. d. Littrcll, q
young man living near here, has been
arrested on peace warrant and Plac-
cd an Jail to await trial. He had
been paying attentions to Miss Bere-
nice High for some time, and it is al
lsged, upon her refusal to marry him,
he wrote her threatening letter, stat
ing that il she did not decided vithis
a eertain time to accept him he would
kill her.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
EASTER LILIES
ZEN THoUsAKD BoxBS FoB
NEW YORK TLoRIsfo.
A. Shswn By Annual Report u
Eaornous. For Job4
"A Notable Banquet.
Guards Are Shot,

New York.-The first definite news
~ to the seasons crop Of Bermuda
lilies was received on the arrival Of
the steamship Bermudian which was
met at the dock by many wholesale
1orists.
Last year the crop was partial
failure, owing to sort Of blight and
the fact that Easter came rather ear
ly. This year. however, the crop is
fully up to the average, and when
the Bermudian returns here on April
II, she will bring about 10000 boxes
Of the blossoms.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
How she Went pinnsr;ess.

A number OF interesting incidents
are recalled by the death OF the Bar.
oness Adolphe Rothschild. She was es-
pecially autocratic la the matter OF
her entertainments.
2 IL an invitation had by any mis-
chance to be thrice refused, the Of.
fender, no matter what the excuse,
wdS never again invited. Although ex-
tremely sensitive In the matter as af
fectihg the coming of her own guests,
the baroness was apt, partly owing
to lnssls ikaai ensaSeaoepts e Tor;
get the hour at Which other hosts and
hostesses were dwaiting her.
J One sufferer was Lady Peel, sister
in-law Of Viscount Peel Sir Rober.
and his wife had once or twice been
victimized in this way by the baron.
ess. But one evening. when she ar
rived an hour behind the time an
nounced for dinner. she found only
servants awaiting her. Her lady
ship the baroness was informed,
concluding that her guest had mis-
e"N'" 'hc nay, ual LlOt ueclucu IL ut-
cessary to remain at home 30 long at.
ter the usual dinner hour" The bar.
oness had to return dinnerless.
Two years ago the baroness, In de.
scribing how the Empress OF Austria
spent the day with her at Pregny be-
fore her assassination (September 10,
1889, declared: "she would never
have been murdered II she had taken
my advice at breakfast. l had a pre-
sentiment Of evil all the morning, aud
onered the Empress my yacht in
which to go to Territet. instead Of the
lake steamer" The Empress, how
ever, engaged cabin In tine steamer,
and, 1t will be remembered. was stab
bed by Lucheni as she was about Il
embark.-Philadelphia Record.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
Notable BANQUET,

Chattanooga, Tenn--The opening
banquet Of the Hotel Patten, the new
81 00,000 hostelry Of this city, will
be one Of the most notable events
that ever occurred in this city. Some
of the most prominent men of the
South will be present and respond
to toasts at this banquet. which is
10 be held the night of April l. Among
those who will be present are ex-Gov.
James X. Vardaman, of Mississippi,
Clark Howell. editor of the Atlanta
Constitution. and others.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

New York.-Thc report of the pub
lie service committee shows that dur
ing February there were 1851 rail
road accidents in New York. in which
iwenty-six persons were killed. OF the
2lo7 persons injured in these acci-
dents, 1919 were passengers. During
January the injured were $500 and
the killed numbered A.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
NEw5AyNSpElEkA AyNSpE
&zBWOM MEN8

respect you the more for It. bat the
great question in their mind u Can
she do the work! VIII she keep our
interests uppermost In her mind dur.
ing business hoursS"
There are hundreds OF harassed.
nerve worn employers In every large
city who are willing to pay salaries to
girls who know how to spell and pune
tuatc and are willing to take an inter
est in the business. Bur they have
MT single moment for the sentiment
al supersensitiye girl.-New Havep
Register.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

New York.-Flora Winston, the
yonag woman who was arrested in .
charge of perjury after she had tcsti-
fed in the trial of Raymond Hitch
cock, was released on 5000 bail The
testimony of the Winston girl, which
was q complete refutation Of a story
she had told before the grand jcry
which indicted Hitchcock, resulted in
a verdict of acquittal for Hitchcock.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Conros, Tex.--Messages xrom M.r.
noiia, = small town near hen 49,
thai an attempt to criminallS ass.uii
young white woman, Miss Yelyer.
ton. was made by = negro. who's,
name has not been learned. Miss Vel
verton was knocked down and the
clothing torn from her. rhs sheriff
at once left here for the stene and
found that two negroes had been shot.
one killed.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Marietta, Ga.-Florence Lindley, q
prominent citizen of this town. was
probably mortally wounded by NAL
lory Leard, a fourteen-year-old boy.
Lindley went to the Ieard home to
call the police because a neighbor was
creating a disturbance. Young Leard
believed Lindley was the disturbcr
and fired the bullet, which entered
Lindley's abdomen.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

rules TO take up s. b. 452.--for the
creation Of wsIihsIl county. but the
permission Of the necessary two
thirds could not be obtained.
Mr.. Mcmillan offered a resolution
to allow the secretary three dzys' ex-
ira pay for winding up the work Of
the session. Adopted.
Mr. Dean offered a resolution TO al
low the secretary twenty days pay for
lndexing the senate journal. Adopted.
Mr. McLaurin offered n resolution
to pay Roy Hale. the elevator boz,
s24.5o for extra work. Adopted.
Mr.. Gibbs offered resolu' ION r.
supplement the pay Of the secrefa-
rys sisnographer to make il equal
10 that Of the senate sienoyrapnerS.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Peacock colorings make striking
evening get-ups
Purple, blue and gray are the dom
inant colors in the new millinery.
The new neck ruche is high around
the throat, reaching almost to the
ears.
Newer than dyed lace as q dress
trimming is dyed Mexican drawy
work.
Patent leather low shoes, in WON
ems sizes come with gray, white OF
tan tops.
Transparent butterflies in
hover above the fluffv hair of = ycl
girl in evening attire.
Bracelet bags come in practic;:'
dark colors for everyday use a vel
as in delicate hues for festal occasions
Pink belts with flowers in dun mas
tei unts are particularly lovely. Is
peciaily when worn with Z gold buckle
There will be black hats Of rHk ans
velvet trimmed with long plumAs t.
match the suits with which they ARK
worn.
Inc newest belt Il of black velve,
elastic, three inches wide Il the baca
ana two It the front, with hsad,ont
cut steel back ornament and h1rkIn
Tiny pendant tasse|s or hs1,. -,
danste nom the ends Of TIE ml.nts
oov' o. perhaps tn place Of I cravr
: SOFT, small cord l. drswn srcu,<
ne collar and knottsd ln fruu&
The French makers ne usiux -
lace noances to produce t. ~. p
.scss' drapans them about ~ 6i1xf2
fne drapery Of the ba0u,e, rkcr11n
aad ssse may give soms s1xxesti.aI =
. drAued sleeve ',-'2
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

st. observation-disclosures Of the i'll
ness of Count Leo Tolstoi have been
received at Moscow. 1t is said that
he he tainted and remained uncon-
scious for considerable time. He
is quite weak as the result Of an at
tack of influenza, and his condition
excites alarm.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Chicago.-New eggs are selling at
fifteen cents a dozen in the Chicago
wholesale market. the lowest price
reached in five years. The "strictly
fresh' article reached eighteen cents
a dozen in 1903, and at that time thu
record was broken.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

The day Of glucose compos and
rebolled molasses IL nearina end
in Mississippi. Why shculds eat
such mixtures when our stat rails
ing large quantities of the hsyrup
that can be made anywhernd is
sold at . price within the us If
ALT Eat Mississippi syrup.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Blanchard Thorp was brought to
the hospital in Shreveport, dangerous
ly wounded. another negro is dead,
and Richard Proctor, Nose Hill and
John Bellas we're arrested as the re-.
suit Of battle with pistols at a ne
gro plantation dance near Dixie.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Dewitt, Ark.-Fire totallystroy-
ed the ssv mill and Mandatory
belonging to f. J. Spratlitf this
place, causing q loss Of abotA,oo0s
with partial insurance. The 90 Of
the Are is unknown, but il Is1sned
to b incendiary.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

birmingham. Aa.-Thcmas Hvins,
is dead aud his brother. Vincent Biv-
ins, is seriously burned as the re-
suit of an accident in mine No. ; at
Bloescn. Ribb county, operated by
the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Not long .aSo q woman whose pow
ers Of obsarvatidh and reflection no
less than her e1 perience, make her
pronouncements ION all matters con-
nected With social life infallible dis
coursed on the philosophy of clothes
In Z way that vould have caused the
aFhor OF "Sar1br Rcsartus," had he
been present 4 make special and i'm
mediate provis lbn for the safety OF his
laurels. She s4id. among other things
surely wome1. who are constantly
studying the lines and the fash
ions of their own clothes. necessarily
observe the gut and the lines and
the fashions OF mems habiliments.
! am quite SIRE that the date of love
az first sight would be attributed more
thaQ once t9 q fur coat with a be-
comipg collar, or fasci6ating necktie,
or a Wonderfully cutf ffrock coat. At
any rate, make this acknowledge.
ment to you-thasH have a critical eve
for the gan Of the male sex, and |
can assure lou that | am not by any
means aIo1 in this respect. New
port Tribul
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
FIFTY -EI0TH DAY.
HOUSE.

Senate Bill No. 3l2 to donate 5000
lr a memorial to the bsitleship Mis-
\sippi, was called mp, aud provoked
\sijerablc discussion. The bill fail
10 pass by vote of 80 to 46.
cuse Bill No. 40S WAS called up.
rovides . better method Of issu-
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

N"ssq'e WAVs - NsW vo9o
Pewter rapidly is regaining ~
place 1t once held In the heA&S ~
American housewives Timed w
when 1t was regarded much
highly than silver-plated wd
ranked second cnly to ~
Apparently that time Is :
Nor is 1t without reason. ~Ser,
while not one of the precious metals.
is fun OF artistic possibilities. Its
dull lustre lends itself to all sorts OF
finish CLEANS almost as brilliantly as
the true white metal. Moreover, It
recalls the really refined simplicity
OF colonial days. 1t Is particularly
effective against the nne old mahog-
any OF grandma's time. or the rosc-
wood Of greatgrandmama's. Set
against shining background. pewter
is pleasing to those who value the
aesthetic above the costly. The ware
comes in graceful shapes. including
tea urns. tea. coffee and chocolate
pots. fagons. tankards. mugs and COB
lets. Pewter plates are singularly
decorative. and the platters and bread
trays are not without their place In
the general art scheme. Thus far the
pewter relics dug up from curiosity
shops have been devoted largely to
the adornment of walls and cabinets.
but it Is predicted the ware shortly
will be in more practical use, when
womankind OF to-day realizes its
worth as fully as did the women Of
a hundred years ago.-New York
Press.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
Art-Handie Bags.

Legion are the new beauties arriV-
ing at the big counters. AIT no'eau
handles are one of the novelties. INC
handle widening In the centre INTO n
graceful metal head or floral design
One lovely bag is a nielon-shaped
AFFAIR Of black velvet, equipped win
one OF these AdIes. and mounted on
an exquisite French gold art frame
On the side Of the bag Is worked d
Louis XVI design in gold sequlns-
Another such lovely bag is of white
ribbed silk, lovely child's head set
in ribbon work border on the SIDE.
and finished with a delicate French
metal mount and handle in the new
art design.
For women who<b not like the all
gold chain bag. there are handsome
bags Of black chain. with gold chasing
on the square mountings. and gold
handles. s.--Pittsburg Dispatch.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Atlanta, Ga.-Andrew johnson, q
negro known as "Black Sport" was
hanged in the Fulton county Jail. He
~ convicted Of the mureer Of Po-
aesan.a c. A. Hanir, in Atlanta, on
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

ma.-The first trial by jury in
al Zone was held in Cristohal.
forty Americans drawn for
v. thir.y-nine were present
final jury had been selected.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Ry unanimous consent, H. B. 42S to
increase the membership of the Vicks
burg National Military Park commits
sion. was taken up again for reeonsid-
Grafton. and again indefinitely post
poned. after a dozen speeches, occu-
|ryinx an hour. and after the adop-
ticn Of an amendment by Mr.. Gibbs,
that the new members BE- a Confed-
|eratc veteran.
Mr.. Rlbc sought to suspend the
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Refining Company against the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company for al
legged violations Of the provisions o.
the Sherman antitrust act.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

There ~ several sorts Of girls who
should MOI lRttempt to come to the city
to earn eir living.
One ts pc sweetly dependent GIRL
the girl q whom the folks 1t home.
particula1 an adoring circle Of men.
have alyys fetched and carried.
The 81 wso Il Sentimental or sun
ersens1t4e has . djmcult Aght to
make en- sAe cOmes into the city.
Those ho have positions to Offer
want ~ best possible service for tho
money they are paying. They do not
Ask W you afe earning your living,
nor ~ thsy expfUoo the idea that Il
is ~ & ycu t. support your moth
~ nay 81 that.cut In time aas
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

hr. Anderson Offered the follow
mg resolution, which wax referred TO
ahc committee on pcniteniiary and
prisons;
whereas. a member Of the board
Of trustees Of the Mississippi pcnitcn-
tiary, Col. W. a. Montgomery, has
charged through the pupiic press ia
an open letter. that during the yeas
1867 the pcniieniinry wn- managed
with reckless disregard Il the Law,
and
Whereas. Such chary~ we're
strongly inlimaicd before the pcni-
tcn,Isry committee Of the senate when
considering The matter Of the confirm
alton Of the superintendent, and
Whereas. -Four members of that
body reported against and four in
FAVOR of confirmation, and
Whereas, 1t is made by law the
duty of the trustees and the COVER
nor to deal with charges against the
superintendent. therefore be il
Resolved, That 1t Is the sense of
She senate that the board aud gov
srnor should thoroughly investigate
tho pcnifcniinry management for the
year 1907: and be it further.
Resolved, That the findings OF
ihis inquiry shall be made public"
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Company. One Of the broth Drop
ped his cap lamp into { kef pow
der ard an explosion follow
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Ing bonds by municipalities. II pass
81 by vote Of rs TO II. Mr.. stock
s't entered a motion 70 recorr.id~r.
The Committee on Railroads re-
ported:
Hopsc Bill No. 75l--To empower
Railroad Commission 70 no connect
the.r tracks that ears may be trans
ferrcd from one road to another, etc.
Do pass.
Senate Bill No. $40 To require
common carriers 70 sstile claims for
lost or damaged freight within rea'
.onablc time. DO pass.
Senate Bill No. 20J.--To require
common carriers to properly care for
cotton transported by them. DO pass
a. amended by senate.
The Committee on Education re
ported:
Senate Bill 40. J02 2-To provide
for the establishment of county ag
ricultural high schools, etc. DO pass
The Committee on Registration and
Elections reported;
House Bill No. o23- -Approprisiina
10000 year for the support and
maintenance Of the National Guard
was amended by Senate TO $4,000 q
year aud was called up for concur
renee. House refused to concur.
Senate Bill No. % was taken up
It " the Porter bill, which prcyidei
for state repositories for trcasur,
funds. and after much discussion wa
passed. The House then took up bil
providing for the remainder Of The
missing Code sections 10 be insert
ed and II passed.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

The senate went into execue ses
sion. and confirmed the follong ap
pointmcnts sent in by the esrnor
Chancellor. seventh distrn Hon
NJ. f.. Denton, of Marks.
Commissioners Mississippi go dis
trist. Washington county. He f. n
Thomas of Grecnville; Bohv coun-
ty; w. II. Fitzgerald Of kdalc
lssaquena county, l. J. Coli. Ben
Lomond.
Trustees East Mississippinsane
Hospital. J. NJ. Hartwell, ! F. l..
Walton. W. a. Nall, G. C.endall
and W. d. Cameron, all of ridian.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
FIFTY NINTH DAY.
HOUSE.

Ry consent. Mr.. Rogers bill. II. d.
2S3. securing to all members of a
family equal rights and privileges to
mileage sold by railroads was called
up and passed by a vote Of 30 to l,
Mr. Fricrson voting nay.
s. Il. 81, was taken up. 1t makes
equal the right Of action against for
eign and domestic corporations. Pass
ed by vote of 90 to 0. Mr.. Ben
nett Of Franklin entered q motion I"
reconsider.
s. II. %, giving 70 employees OF
saw mills, etc, and persons engaged
in shipping and rafting, . lien for
wages. WAS passed by vote of 80 to o
$. h. Ill. providing for the liabil-
ity for injuries to employees from the
negligence Of all persons and corpor-
atoms using engines, locomotives o.
ears propelled by gas. gasoline. steam
electricity or lever power and run
ming on tracks. Passed
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

The Insane Hospital appropriation
bill was called up and passed by a
unanimous vote, the only amendment
from the House being that which cut
out the two medical assistants to the
superintendent.
The tax on each sewing machine
for each company, $2j, was adopt
ed.
House Bill No. 623, making an APP
preparation for the support Of the
State National Guard, came before
the Senate next with a Scuatc amend
ment raising the annual appropriation
from $4,000 to $4,000. The Guard
requested $4,000. The bill passed a.
amended.
The tax on meat packing houses
vas doubled, from 500 to 5000 q
year. and Mr.. Pollard moved to re.
consider this vote and opposed the in
crease.
Mr. Harper desired to amend th,
lax on transient vendors of patent
medicines form $500 to $1,000, bu,
shs was lost.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
SIXTY SECOND DAY.
HOUSE.

The legislature did not finish its
work aud adjourn sine die unit sfter
| o clock, the delay being for IL iur-
pose of enabling Gov. Noel t.Sgn
bills passed during the closing Rur
Time after time the hands { The
clock were moved backward il older
to show adjournment at thu noon
hour.
The presiding officers were he re-
cipicnts of the usual present from
members, speeches of presetaiion
and acknowledgement being made.
Members loitercd in their sets, or
sang old fashioned songs, Will Wait
ing for the final completion ( the
work. The entire forenoon vs. oe-
void Of exceptional features.
BY consent, the regular ord vas
abandoned and S. Il. 337 cald Up,
which amends code section Ql so ss
to authorize trustees to sue I'd be
sued; also
s. B. 1893. to amend code ectim
1929 SO as to authorize suits zainst
trustees upon permission beg OBJ
tanned from chancery court.
Both bills were considered yethw
and passed by a vote of 75 to
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

House.

Senate bills were taken up and
passed a. follows:
H. Il. 319, empowering supervisors
to make suitable appropriations Tor ma
tional guard
H. B. 3g7. to priyidc a standard
weight Of mill products packed in bar
rels, bags or bales, and offered for
sale.
s. B. 23l. in relation to fuads OK
lcvce commissioner.
$. r. 39s. to enable mayor ard
board Of aldermen Of Aberdeen to
sell certain school property.
s. y. 352, to authorize maytr and
aldermen Of Laurel to issue bonds,
etc
5. u. AL, to authorize supervisors
Of all the counties to donate I'd their
discretion, not more than $500 10 the
Old Ladies Home.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
HASADJOURNED
AFTER A SESSION OF OVER
TWO MONTHS.
TOKENS OF ESTEEM
Presented TO Presiding Officers Took
Up Most Of Tho Last Day
No Pain In the Parting.
FIFTY SITH DAY.
HOUSE.

II. B so, for the establish and
rgulsron Of q depository for funds
belonging 10 board Of commissioners
81 fazoo- Mississippi delta. Passed.
=. u. 202 authorizing any munich
palty not composing separate
school district to levy . tar not cr-
seeding 3 mills for school purposes.
Passed.
II. B. go, to punish idlcucss aud
Tor detection Of the carrying Of con-
sralcl Nearona. Paved
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
Senate.

The Finance committee reported.
II. B. 1872, TO pay DR.. H. VI. Rol-
kos s47o for services during the qlar
antne season of 1905. DO no, pns.
The Judiciary committee repored
X. B. 440. to authorize countie to
keep up bridges in municipalities. Do
not pass.
II. b. $50. to amend code secion
33ol Do pass.
The committee on Local and 'ri-
vate Legislation reported.
II. Is. 1853, TO authorize the scbols
and city of Yazoo to donate 10 to
the Y. NJ G. A. Do pass.
The committee on Penitcntiarylnd
Prisons reported.
II. Is. 458, relative to metod
for removing the superintendent OF
the penitentiary. DO not pass.
The committee on Universities md
Colleges reported.
II. b. 522, to provide one boar OF
trustees for the University and tree
colleges DO not pass.
II C.. X. j3. to mcmorialize conresA
to work for the establishment I a
psreels post was adopted vithontpp
nasAi,ot ~ Y.> -. - -