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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

Sheriff Iaukea will speak to the
employees Of the Honolulu Iron Works
tomorrow noon, provided the direct
ors of the company raise no objec-
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-22

~For Rent cards on sale al
Bulletin office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
MAY SPLIT SOUTH
ON DANIEL ISSUE
Colored Voters Organize and Will
Have Independent Party of
Their Own.

Smarting under the treatment they
have received at the hands of the white
Republicans, the negro voters of the
city have formed an organization
which may result in the nomination
of candidate of their own clan for
Congress.
Leaders of the movement are not yet
prepared 20 say definitely that this will
be done. however. The organization,
which Is understood to include practi-
cally all the colored voters in the city,
is said to be nonpartisan in It's nature.
That Is to say, 1t Is neither Demo
cratic nor Republican, and the men,
bers will decide from time to time
what stand they will take in elections
that may be pending.
Holding Meetings.
AS yet the organization is in its for
mulative stage. and 1t has not been
named, though it has temporary Of
hcers, who are a work perfecting plans
to make it permanent. The temporary
officers are as follows:
Chairman--Dr. John NJ. Benson.
Sccretary-W. p. Burreli.
Treasurer-Dr. r. f. Jones.
Chairman Executive Committec--Dr. P. B.
Ramsey.
Regular meetings arc held from time to
whether a convention will be called Should
the call be i.sucd it is understood that the
coiored voters of the entire district will be
asked to send delegates If the colored peo-
Pie do not put zip candidate 1t Is believed
that most of them will refrain from voting
In the congressional election. As a rule,
however. they will support the Republican
nominee for President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
PRIMARY FEES ARE FIXED
Candidates for Mayor TO Pay
$3.50, Aldermen $40 and
councilmen SIS.
Primary Assessments
For Mayor, $3.50 cncl,.
For Bonrd. $50 cnch.
For Council, s15 each.
Candidates required to pay en-
trance fees by April list.

After considerable discussion of tho
question of assessing candidates in the
coming municipal primary, the City
Democratic Committee last night fiSea
the schedule printed above. and gave
notice chat all those desiring to enter
must pay their fees TO the treasurer
not late: than April list.
Two other matters OF interest were
disposed OF. One was a resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Brooks. OF Clay Ward.
to allow the voters in the approach
Ing primary to pass upon the ques-
ton of site for the proposed new
post office; the other was the appoint
ment of committee OF fourteen to
assist th. joint Legislative committee
Auditorium on Wednesday night.
Did Not Get Vote.
The resolution of Mr.. Brooks was OPP
posed by number of members. and II
did not receive a single vote, the patron
being engaged In conversation when
the question was put. There was
chorus OF noes" and the matter was
settled. Mr.. Brooks said that he did
not wish to dictate to the government
officials concerning the site. and that
his object was simply for the Demo
cratic voters to instruct Congressman
Lamb and Senator Martin.
The proposition was Objectionable to
A1essrs. Shea, Miller, Saunders. Doher-
ty, Evans, Welsh, Griffith and Duke, all
OF whom spoke against It.
After the resolution was overwhelm-
ingly defeated the whole matter was
eSpunged from the record.
Bryan Meeting.
Chairman Doherty was authorized to
open headquarters later on, and to
employ runners to look after transfers,
etc. for the coming election,
a letter was read from Hon. ]. TaY-
Tor Ellyson, chairman OF the joint Leg
islative Committee. having charge of
the Bryan meeting. asking for a com
mittee of cooperation.
The committee named by tie chair
is as follows: Messrs. Clyde W. Saun-
ders tcha!rman). Browning, Ratclihe,
Luck. Tyler. Duke. Shea. Montag que,
Bowman. Leaman. Hicks. Allen, SHARP
and E. w. Evans.
The City Committee adjourned to
meet next Friday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Balance .......s 1880 20
ITO Omen Streets.


The City Engineer was asked to re-
port on the cost of opening Clay and
Marshall Streets westwardly from the
Hermitage Road to the city limits, and
also to report on extensions of sewer.
water ana gas mains IN Grove Road
to the Roseneath Road.
Councilman Richards got through a
resolution recommending the eXpendi-
ture of S,5,460 for permanent improve
ments 70 Thirty-fourth Street, includ-
ing sewers. water and gas mains. Mr..
Richards pointed out that $4,000 had
already been appropriated for paving
this roadway, but that the City En-
gineer was unwilling to lay the paving.
only to have 1t taken up later for pipe
lines and sewer cuttings. Some OBJ
lection developed to spending SO much
on one street. when lakewood Avenue
and other thoroughfares in that sec
ton need attention. but Mr.. Richards
carried bis point, with the assistance
of Mr.. Satterfield.
Then Mr.. Don Leavy got in some
work for Clay Ward and secured rec
onlmenda lions for number of sewer
extensions. with water and gas mains.
in the neighborhood Of Vine and Main
Streets and to the southwest of that
point, the total being s11.070.
Onkwood Avenue.
The engineers report on the work
needed to put lakewood Avenue 81
proper condition included $4,000 for
main sewer and $4,000 for water
mains. The report was laid on the
table until more funds are in sight
Extensions of water mains were or
dered to the two new fire engine
houses, one at Strawberry and Cary
and one at Twenty eighth and S
Streets, the total cost being $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
DIR. WILLIAMS TO RETIRE
Anxious to See Physician Succeed Him
in Council,

Anxious to See Physician Succeed Hin,
In Council.
DR.. Ennion g. Williams. appointed by
Governor Swanson as State Health
Commissioner. Will retire from the CITY
Council on July LIST. when he enters
upon the duties of his new position.
DR.. Williams represents Monroe Ward
in the lower branch of the Council. and
up to the time OF his appointment it
was generally conceded that he would
succeed himself in the coming pri-
mary, from which he has now with
drawn.
When tho Council elects member
to I'LL out the unexpired term of DR..
Williams. from July 1st to September
LIST. 1t will undoubtedly choose the
man named by the people of the ward
In the coming primary as their repre-
sentative after September LIST.
DR.. Williams personally is DESTROYS
of being succeeded by physician. He
says that there are many reasons
why there should be at least one prac-
ticing physician in the City Council.
Among those mentioned for the va
cancy are DR.. Frank M. Reade and DR..
Clifton NJ. Miller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21

After days which seemed misplaced
from April or May, the weather chang
ca into the bitterness of winter, and
March. having come in like lamb.
seemed preparing to retire like roar
ing lion.
Larry yesterday snow, accompanied
py sleet and rain. began to fall. and
the half-clad We're touched to the mar
row by the piercing cold Both mission
houses-the Methodist Instituteoand the
Associated Charities EIouse--were cali
ed upon for bed and food, and long be :
fore the night had come men crowded
about the doors and begged admis-
slon.. The bars We're let down, as they
always are on such nights, and i'm
poster consortcd with the real unfor-
tunate, and heggars of all descriptions
were made bed-fellows lin n common
woe. Long before its doors had closed
the Methodist Mission was thronged
with the usual crown OF miserables,
and when bed time came there We're
siSty-three who had come in to ask
nights shelter and a bowl of SOM.
1t was too cold and dreary to turn any
ono away, and all We're admitted, whe-
Their they told q tale of woe on merely
let their rags and pinched faces on
press their message Of sold and want,
Snow, falling Internationally through
gthe day, turned into a slight driazle Of
rain at night, and the slusl,y streets
We're soon deserted. Motormen shiv-
cred on their cold platforms, and po-
licemen sought at every turn the shell
ter OF projecting roof or. a quiet
doorway. Only those whom business
compelled to be out We're on the streets,
and they turned homeward as soon as
they could,
Though not unexpected, the sharp
change has caught the poor In a seri-
Gus predicament and the charity or
ganizations have been flooded with APP
,peals for food and fuel. Probably
more people are out OF work at this
time than ever before in the history of
the city. Secretary A, b. Shnrpe, of
| the Methodist Institute, stated last
night that lie had not enough clothes
and shoes to go around, and that as
sistance is badly needed, Fuel Is as
scarce as clothes, He appeals to all
to send down to him what they can
spare. Clothes and shoes are espe-
cially needed. The Associated Chari-
ties Has also appealed for contribu-
Itions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
RECEPTION TO PASTOR
Enjoyable Occasion mt Seventh Street Chri,


Enjoyable Occasion Mt Seventh Street Chris
tian Church Last Night.
IN the lecture-room OF the Seventh Street
christian Church last night reception was
rendered to the Rev. Fl. D. c. MacachIan.
the new pastor. who succeeded Rev. DR.. j.
j, Haley, who resigned to go TO California.
me room was beautifully decorated with
lowers by committee, of which Mrs. r. r,
itunter was chairman. The Rev. Mr.. Mac.
achlan received with Mrs. Maclachlan, as
sisted by the Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins and
VIE. Mr. e. w. Throckmorton and Wife Mr..
) ). Elicit and wife, and DR.. H. Cabell
Tahh, Mr.. w. M. Hill introduced the guests
After the reception short addresses were
made by Mr.. Throckmorton. the Rev Mr..
Very happy vein, and were gracefully and
ieeilngly responded to by the pastor At the
conclusion of the addresses the reception re-
Refreshments were served by thc lodics
committee. Music was rendered by an or
cfestra during tho evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
: : : =
COlorcd Y, NJ. G.. a

Women and men are Invited to the ex
PLANTATION Of the Sunday-school lesson at 5
building. Prof j, II, Rhorer will speair n
thu boys to morrow at r, NJ, at tho Y. NJ.
Tomorrow at $3.50 j, NJ nj tho True he
formers Hall. Prof. j. W. Barco. of Inc
virginia Union University. viii address iii.
men on the subject Running Past The sig ,
rails /" Joseph Voolfolk viii sing. All men
are invited. - ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
-
Condition of Mis-. N\hiieIev

/, 10 TNTIhet news had been received late
last night as TO the condition of Miss Vir-
Gnia WhiteleN, daughter of Mr.. Calvin
Nhteley Jr., chief engineer of tho passen-
Se:. and Power Company. who Is reported
= be dangerously Ill in a sanltarlum in AZ
lcntc city, n, j. Both the mother and
lsiher OF the young lady have been sum
moned by her physician, Mr.. Whitley leay.
inE FOR the New Jersey resort yesterday
morning Miss Whiteley is suffering from
a severe attack OF typhoid fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
SEARCHING FOR BONDS


Sheriff John e. Epps, as administrator N
the estate of Mrs. f. f, Ayres is making
a search for two Virginia bonds. which are
entered on the state books as belonging to
the late Mrs. Ayres. but OF which no trace
can be found The sheriff is of the opinion
that Mrs. Ayres gave the bonds to some
friend for safe-keeping, and that they were
locked up in n vault and forgotten The
administration cannot close the affairs of the
eetatc until the bonds have been accounted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Practically Certain Now That
Virginia Will Stand by Senator
if Issue Is Forced.
FRIENDS HERE ARE AROUSED
over-Zealous Friends OF Mr.,
Bryan May Deal Him Dis
astrous Blow.
Declines to Discuss 1t.

(speclal to The Times-Dispatcio
WASHINGTON, d. c., Marcel, ~
Senator Daniel declined to make any
statement tonight In reply to the
vicious attack upon him by alr. a.
F.. Thomas, of LynchburE, in the
interview in The Timcs-Dispatch OF
To-day. The Senator discussed the
abatement privately to some extent,
hut he said he saw nothing In II
to which he cared to make reply Mt
present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Sent TO Grand Jury.

Harry Williams (whitel was In the Police
Court Yesterday morning on the charge OF
Vie person of w. Il, Bryant, who, when he
woke In the early hours of morn and found
himself Invested OF his garments was forced
~ creep by devious days to the police sta
loi Of the First District. Enough proof
Was brought before Justice Crutchheld 10
send Williams to the grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Contempt of Court.

Estelle Draper. colored, was in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning on the
charge of contempt of court Justice
Crutchfield fined her $40 and costs. Es-
telle was summoned a few days ago
and failed to appear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
DRIVEN IN BY SNOW, HUNGRY
MEN BESIEGE MISSIONS
SNy-Three Sought Shelter at Methodist Institute Last
Night-Sudden Change in Weather Causes
Much Suffering Among Poor

People of the unhappier walks of
l:fe fell upon evil times yesterday, the
sudden change of the weather from
summer like warmth TO snow and slect,
catching all rnawares and thin wealth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
SKATERS BEWARE
Must Skate Only Where Allowed. and Then
Must Observe Rights of Others.

Hereafter the ordnance touching the SUBJ
ject will be strictly enforced by the police
paved streets will people be allowed to skate.
Even on pavcments where skating is per-
observe tho rights of ordinary pedestrians
Complaint after complaint has been received
by the police and the patrolmen havo been
ordered to demand strict compliance with
the ordinance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Transferred to Rtchmond.

Vim. McI'arlan. of Newport News
has been transferred from the custom
house in that city to a position here
under Collector Stewart. He is a dep
uty collector and inspector Of customs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
At Beth AhabEh.

There will be no classes in the school
rooms of Beth Ahabah Temple to-day or to-
morrow owing to changes being made in the
Class rooms. The regular service in the
temple proper will be held usual this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21

or boarding, unaccompanied by artll-
cial heat. and park benches not at.
fordinG the restful repose which had
been the lot of the unfortunates be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Mr., Powers a Candidate.

MI John T. Powers, general contra ctor
nns tnnouncel bis candidacy for the com
mon Council from Clay Ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
that of Mr.. Bryan, when tho State
convention meets to elect delegates.
Mny BE Fnr-RcachinE,

1t looks as If the party Is on tho
threshold OF a strenuous internal war,
and that Senator Daniel and his sup
porters will be the victors. If as a
result of the attack of the ultra -Bry-
antics Virginia throws over the Ne
braska statesman and indorses Daniel
for President, which, Notwithstanding
the dictum of Mr.. Thomas, seems like
ly, should the issue be forced, the re-
suit may be far-reaching. The action
may split the South wide open. and the
too ardent friends of Mr.. Bryan may
have dealt him q disastrous hlow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
NEW SECTIONS TO
NEED MUCH MONEY
Additional Amount Will Be Re-
quired if Various Projects Are
to Be Pushed Through.
LARGE SUM FOR ONE STREET
Report as, to Work on lakewood
Avenue Laid on Table
for Present.

Reporty submitted last night TO the
Council Committee on Apportionment
of Expenditures In the Annexed Ter
ritory covered the amounts appro-
priated in the two main divisions OF
the new part Of the city. and developed
the fact that the greater part of the
sum to be expended under the recent
bond issue. has now been accounted for.
Though many OF the improvements
noted are far from completed, they
are under contract. and the funds are
set aside for payment when the work
is accepted by the city. The commit
tee last night determined upon the ex-
penditure of more than half the bal
ancc now remaining, making 1t appar-
ent that the annexed territory will
have to get considerable assistance
from the funds provided for streets
generally. IL some of the projects now
on foot are to be materiali2cd.
Amounts Authorized.
The amounts authorized for work In
the annexed territory to March 1st are
MS follows:
WEST END.
sewers ..........,.S 51.I00 90
Water mains ...... 30 CO., 10
Gas mains. ....... 1885 90
Eiro engine house
and lot. 1l,25O 90
One-hnlf OF survey. 1887 ~
School sites. $3.50. 12.0s2 80
Grading and gravel
ing streets. 1889 Sc
q
Il Total amount OK
pended in Yves,
End ......... slss,ass So
EAST END.
Sewers .....s.......,s $1,000 90
Water mains. 2l,342 G.
Gas mains. ........ 6.504 90
Fire engine house
and lot. .............. 1880 90
Improvement OF Thir-
ty-fourth Street. 10000 90
One-hclf OF survey. 10,4S1 Il;
lockwood and Full
ton School sitcs... 1000 90
Paramount SCHOOL,. $1,000 90
Total amount ex-
pended in East
End tlss,4S3 II
1901 .o7o 80
Bend issue .S426,3sl 90
Expended .......... 301,9T0 80
,lc4,sso 10
Ing and widening
Monument Avenue
from Boulevard TO
Roseneutl Road. $1,000 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21

The Committee on Police. Elections
and Schools failed of a quorum last
night, though several members who had
waded in through the snowstorm wait
ed patiently for halfhour or more.
No matter of urgent Importance was
pending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21

After days which seemed misplaced
from April or May, the weather chang
cd into the bitterness of winter. and
March. having come in like lamb.
seemed preparing to retire like roar
ing lion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21
Moore Elected.

Five candidates offered for the new
ly-createdN position of clerk to the City
Gas Inspector, a position which pays
sS5 month, and to which Mr. James
ternoon by the Light Committee.
The unsuccessful candidates were
Messrs. ". z. Purcell. IT,, r. NJ. Deit.
rick. ". b. Perrin and Charles Lips
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21

An ordinance in regard to the physi-
clans to the poor. raising the number
from four to six, providing for their
election by the Council, and calling for
the division of the city into six dis
tricts, was recommended to the Coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-21

The battle is going to be fought out
unless all present signs fail, and in
the end II may have the effect of cool
ing the ardor of some of Mr.. Rryan's
supporters, who arc unwilling to sec
one Of the most distinguished and be-
loved citizens of their own State stab
bed in order that candidate may get
n delegation from Virginia bound with
lion clad insfrllntinns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
At CAMP HARRISON
CAIRO BOYS ARRIVED ON TINE
CONSTITUTE PART OF THIR.
TEEN THOUSAND MEN.
Camp Ground Large But Not as Wei!
Equipped as Camp Lincoln
Three Cairo Boys Slightly
Indisposed.

Correspondence 10 The Bulletin
Camp Harrison Ind, Sept l2.--AF
rived here at loo p. m on the llth
Had a long dusty trip ana were sure
glad to reach our destination.
We are located at Fort HARRISON
and while Our camping ground Is much
larger than the camp at Springfield
it in no way compares with Camp
Lincoln in regard TO shade, water ana
bathing facilities.
While we are slightly disappoint.
ed in regard 10 our ratous, We have
no great cause to complain.
The ground is very dusty, and very
rough
Our cook disappeared and at pres
ent time has not shown up. The nights
are very cool, and last nsht al VINO
had oyercoats put them ON. We will
be here ten days, and expect a strenu.
Gus time, as the work is OF such ma.
ture as is employed in the regular
army. There are $4,000 men mere
rather soldiers. The camp Is IN chaI
Of Brigadier General Carter There Is
a regiment of regulars, a Danyille bat
terry, and a troop OF cavalry ONO
guards were here just before we came.
When we vacate the Kentucky, Michi'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
The Essence Of Government.

Man, born in family, is compelled
10 maintain society, from nee, sally,
from natural inclination and from
habit The same creature, in his far
Their progress, is engaged TO estab-
lish political society in order - ad-
minister justice. without which there
can be no peace among them, nor
safety, nor mutual intercourse. We
are. therefore. to look upon al The
vast apparatus OF our government a.
having ultimately no other object or
purpose but the distribution Of justice,
or. in other words. the support Of the
II judges Kings and parliamenis.
fleets and armies, officers Of the court
and revenue. ambassadors. minis ers
and priyy counsellors are all sabor-
dinate TO this part OF administration.
--iiumes Essay on The Origin Of
Government"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
UTILIZING STACKS
One Of calro's Greatest Evils Was
Subject Of Comment at Mer-
chants Luncheon.

The Subject of "shacks' received
needed attention at The Merchants
Luncheon Saturday afternoon. It
was one OF the evils touched upon %
MI Caudee IN his address and it was
taken up by Judge DeweE who called
attention TO some of the Ola barracks
on Walnut street not far from the
Douglas school which by the way
wcse tine subject of a oitiz ms petition
to che city council recently Ju g.
Dewey said neat rev house bad been
or was being built Their and on . IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS
DOING GOOD LODGE WORK.

Cairo Lodge No. 173. X. OF p held
another OF their rousing big meetings
las. week which was largely attend
al. Many visiting brothers availed
themselves of the opportunity Of Wit
Messing the work IN the rank Of E.
qu-s as put ON b. No. l73. one OF
the visitors said IL was put on iu
abrt as nice a form as any one attend.
ing has had the pleasure of witness
ing. This week No. 173 has work in
the rank of Knight This also means
another coed time for all The MEM
bers that are missing these meetings
eysrv Friday night are said TO be
missing a rare treat Ia lodge work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
A Nomadie Piece Of Lard.

Cape Cod Itself is sand, and Ike
everything Of a desert nature is no
madic. Like the Arab. II is always
silently stealing away. so thai the ap-
pcasance of the peninsula cons antly
changes. The prevailing winds in the
winter being from the north. the sand
is blown south. in summer It is
blown Jother way. but the winter
winds being stronger. the land IS
gradually working south. Monomov
al the lower end used to be an island.
its extremity being called Cape Mala-
bar. a name not used now. Why. /
cannot say. This island Of MoaomOy
is rapidly growing toward Nantucket
IL having advanced some five miles ina
the last 80 yoars.-Outing Magazine.