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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

San Francisco is to speed the de-
parting Fleet with prize-fight be-
tween Cans and Nelson on July 4.
This may give Honolulus anti-box-
ing civics nervous prostration, but 1t
will bring a great cheer from the
men of the Fleet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

Trial OF pirates by the military
authorities will give the boys an ex-
perience more like walking the
plank, than the kindly atmosphere of
Judge Dole's court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

Not Hawaii alone but the whole
American nation is justified in 60
ing into mourning over the great
Congressional mistakes for which the
American merchant marine stands
all but a representative corpse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

SheDa does not take the popular
SIDE OF il, but there is much common
sense In the view that the celebra-
ton should be a community affair in
every detail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

Europe may be less frequently
treated to railroad accidents, but
when one is pulled of the number of
killed and injured is large enough to
make up for lost time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

iIoGoiulu is very fortunate in hav-
ing for its Memorial Day orator a
veteran of the battle of Manila Bay
Capt. Rees.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

Having failed 20 convict Ruef, the
a,cH-couspirator OF them all, the san
Francisco prosccution is not in po-
sllion TO b. hilarious over a success
iN future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

The 10, Let trial Is about to pro-
coed and th1 Sluutas viii be on eN-
libiiOu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22
PUBLIC PRINTER lIECA

John 8. Leech. the newly appoint
cd public printer of the Federal Gov
ernmcnt. is passenger on the steam
er Manchuria.
Mr.. Leech has been in the Philip
pines and there made an enviable
record in organizing the printing bu-
reau OF the insular government. lie
was so successful in his work that
he was the natural selection for the
vacancy at Washington.
He is nephew Of Uncle Joe Can
non and during his stay in the city
was entertained by b. Griggs Holt.
--------t-~~as--s-----
Prof. Gabriel Oussami Is in New
York with love letter written many
centuries ago in wedgelikc chnrac-
ters on stone, in which an Assyrian
youth scolds his sweetheart for not
meeting him, as she had promised.
,F- BULLETIN ADS nhY ~rsN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22

TT BULLETIN ADS nAY -rsa
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
MESSAGE
SENT TO CONGRESS
President Outlines Policies Agreed Upon by
Republican Leaders for the Relief
OF Labor and Capital

Washington. March 25.--In u force
ful message sent to congress- today
President Roosevelt outlines the poll
cies agreed upon by the Republican
leaders for the relief of both labor
and capital from the alleged exac
tions OF the Sherman law. The Presi
dent recommends IA number of mea.
sures for the relief of labor but al
the same time he declines to sane.
tion boycott and blacklist. which Pres.
Gompers on behalf OF labor Insisted
upon. He comes TO the relief OF CAPT.
tai however in recommendation that
railroads be permitted to pool
their traffic interests under regula-
ton OF the government and in sug-
gesting that corporate combinations
be permitted to a reasonable extene,
50 long as they do not violate the
laws. recommendations were made
also for tariff revision. and an EN-.
ployers' liability law and child labor
legislation.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Mr.. Blair Burwell did not arrive
last evening as expected. Mrs. Bur
well is trying to locate him by wire,
A telegram Announces that her brothe er
Joe of I'll Paso is en- route to Los An.
geles. to attend the funeral. Another
brother, James. residing In st. Louis,
will be unable to attend. Mr.. Burwell
received letter this morning from
her cousin In Los Angeles, telling OF
her brothers improved condition. and
that he would soon be up and around,
confirming the information received
by wire yesterday that Mr. Harper
was improving up to the night he died.
The Durango Elks have wired the Los
Angeles lodge to contribute floral
design when the funeral Is held,
which will be Friday according to
present advices.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

/ the store this forenoon and IL he wero
1 TO undertake TO enumerate the now
I things IN ladies' wear the paper
would have to be enlarged and a
Merganthaler machine added. While
the first noor is where you see many
dne things. the average woman is
anxious To see the latest in hat Gre
alton as well as in tailor made
gowns. Taking the elevator ono is
land I'd too near the millinery corner
10 make IL a secondary consideration
and one can easily spend an hour or
more admiring and trying ON a great
variety OF hats-the finest, In fact.
the Graden people have ever dis
played, and this Is saying a good deal.
There are sure enough some beauta
as well as skyscrapers. And, by the
way. have you seen the "skyscraper''
hat2 II not, lose no time in calling
and having Mrs. Sam Sloan show you
ali the rage in the East A man
would leave fire TO Zee one Of them.
In a short article we are not going 10
attempt to describe the different de-
signs and handsome pattern hats.
II Is the tailor made gown section
that causes Mr. Alexander TO expand.
1t is his delight because nothing 80
line has ever been displayed by the
Graden people. We simply mention
this in order to avoid description. We
are. going to let the ladies' call and
ascertain all about this department
for themselves.
space permitted we would like to
20 into detail in more OF the depart
ments. but this Is not possible in "A
short article. Suffice II to say that
an opportunity is afforded every man,
woman and child the next three days.
when extra help will be on hand to
show you around. While the Graden
people will be ready for you In the
morning and during the day, 1t will
be in the evening when they will par
ticularly shine and would like to have
you present. The occasion Will be
their annual reception. during which
a fine musical program will be rem
dered. Under no consideration will
any article in the store be sold. but
the force Will be on hand TO show you
every attention and invite your IN
spe;tion OF goods in every depart
ment. The ladies' will be permitted
to Try hats on to their hearts con.
tent but they will have to 20 around
the next day to purchase. The same
will be true In suitings and, In fact.
every department.
And the men are especially invit-
ed. And this means the young people
too. All win remember tho fine time
had year ago and there will be
repetition this year when the old win
be made to feel young again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
ESCAPES
TAXATION
Investigation Shows
Mr.. Schwab to Owe
Large Amounts

New York. March 25.-Last year
the assessors found that Charles NJ.
Schwab did not live in New York,
they taxed him as a nonresident on
property valued at half million. He
paid the tax. This year the asses
sors assumed the above to be correct
and pursued the same course. When
Mr. Schwab visited the Hall OF Rec.
ords yesterday. he explained, that in.
stead of being a nonresident, he real.
ly was resident OF the city since
the first Monday in January and OF.
fered to stand examination as resi-
kiert. When the examination was con
clnded, it appeared that Mr.. Schwab's
debts represented larger sums thar
does the value OF his personal prop
erty in this city.
AS nonresident, his debts did no
have to be taken into consideration.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

ter o. j. r. Lynch, living five miles
north OF Fowler. was bitten by a
rattlesnake Sunday afternoon. while
in the fields with her father. The
father. hearing her exclamation OF
Look at the big snake" turned and
seeing a huge rattler raising Its head
four feet from the ground, immediate
ly fred a shot, killing the rattler
Abont minute afterward. the child
said, Papa, believe that snake bit
me- and on examination it was found
the big rattler had bitten the child
just above the shoe top. DR.. A. N.
Moody was Immediately summoned
and every known remedy was ap-
piled to save the child's life. She
was taken to Fowler Saturday night,
dying at 10 o'clock.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
SALOON
BRAWL
Brother Of Roger c.
Sullivan ina Shoot
ing Scrape

CHICAGO. March 25.-Detcctive
John j. Sullivan. a brother of the
DeWocratic national Committeeman,
Roger C. Sullivan, shot and mortally
wounded Harry Krause OF st. Louis
late last night in the saloon of Jacob
Nieman, on West Randolph street.
Sullivan shot Krause after Krause.
who was fighting in the saloon with
Harry pender, had twice felled the
officer by heavy blows over the head
with a chair. Sullivan, who had been
assigned to the mayors Office. enter
ed the saloon and endeavored to stop
the fight and was endeayoring to sep
arate the combatants when attacked
by Krause. The st. Louis man was
shot in the stomach.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
THEATRE.
DAMAGED
Famous Drury Lane
Theatre in London
Guttedib iby Fire

LONDON. March 25.-The fire
which early this morning was report
ed 70 have practically destroyed the
Drury Lane theater. one OF the most
famous playhouses Of London. did
not do 80 much damage az was At
first supposed. The flames were frst
discovered about O'Clock In the
morning bursting from the windows
OF the building. For time the the
ater was threatened with total de-
struction. but the hremen managed
to get the flames under control and
care takers succeeded In lowering tho
fireproof curtain. In this way tho
auditorium was saved from being
completely gptted. but the stage scen-
cry and other properties are Z mass
Of ruins, the great glass dome hav-
Ing fallen In.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Sarah Plat Decker
Honored by President

FORT COLLINS. Colo, March 25.-
In IN address before a large gather.
here today Mrs. Sarah Plat Decker
announced that she had just received
communication from President
Roosevelt inviting her to take part in
conference between the governors
of all the states. to be held at the
White House shortly. This is Goa.
sidered AZ signifying the growing
strength OF the American woman in
the affairs of the nation.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
King Victor to
Meet the Kaiser

Rome, March 25.-King Victor EN-.
anusl left for Venice last evening
where he will meet the German En-.
peror tomorrow. The Giornal pItalia
In concluding comments on the visit
of he German Emperor, says, that
the German Crown Prince ran some
danger as the Duke of Abruzzi; that
is. he fell in love with an American
girl Perhaps adds the paper. the
Emperor will be able to communicate
to King Victor Emanuel a method OF
avoiding this kind OF American dan.
ger"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TERSELY BRIEFED

Ex-President Cleveland. while fav-
oring sane reforms and the correction
OF abuses. speaks against legislation
that infringes on personal rights and
liberty.
George Bernard Shaw. in speech
In London on temperance bills. de-
clares that there Is as much danger
in tea and coffe drinking as in whisky
drinking.
Congressman De Almond of Mis-
souri, suggests that the Philippines be
devoted to raising crop OF dukes
and counts to supply the American
market.
Walter Wellman says the acclaim
with which the feet Is being greeted
proves that the tour is one OF the best
diplomatic moves made by President
Roosevelt and is sufficient answer to
all critics.
An appropriation of $4,000 was rec
commended Monday by the house com
mittee on claims In satisfaction oil
damages caused by a mob in 1901 tc
the property in Delta, Colo. OF vii
liam Radcliffe, a British subject.
The Daily News office Of Rock Isl
and. Ill., was dynamited Monday ant
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Attempted to Wreck
Railroad Bridge

PERTH AMBOY, n. j., March 25.-
An attempt TO wreck the new Pen1.
sylyania railroad bridge over the
Raritan river between this city and
South Amboy, was made early today
when charge OF dynamite was ex.
ploded at the base of one of the abut-
ments of the bridge. The structure
was damaged TO the extent of $4,000
The police suspect that the attempt
at destruction is the outcome of some
Ill feeling over the employment OF
men to build the bridge
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Gen. Cook Makes
His Maiden Speech

WsHINGToN, March 25.-Repre-
sentative Cook OF Colorado made his
first formal speech in the house yes
terday afternoon. his subject being
his dill to place duty on shipments
into the United States of manganese
iron ore. Although the address was
on an economic subject. 1t was listen
ed 20 with atteltion by the house and
MI Cook was the recipient of many
congratulations on the manner in
which he handled the question at
issue
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Blackmailing Assas-
sins are Busy

New York, March 25.-Santo MALI.
be. a wealthy banker of Second Ave.
was struck down with knives today
by -hree blackmailing assassins as he
entered his home on Second Avenue.
Resisting the demands of the terror
lists for money Malallibe added himself
to. long list of victims OF numerous
blackmailing organizations in New
York. Only yesterday criminals fore
ed millionaire Pasquale Pau to close
his bank and flee from the city with
his family.
Each week for the last six months
has added one more victim to tho al
ready long list of blackmailers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Pushing Work on
The Moffat Road

DENVER. March 25.-There are
some 300 men at work on the Mofiat
road driving it through to the coal
fields and Steamboat Springs. April
30. twenty miles more of road will
be opened to travel. This will take
the trainst to McCoy's sidiae This
new mileage will put the Moffat road
on rhe mail list for mails TO Steam.
boat Springs, as 1t will cut 30 miles
from the stage line running from
Wolcott to Steamboat Springs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
More Trouble in
Vanderbilt Family

NEW YORK, March 25.-Alfred G..
Vanderbilt and his wife are reported
to have been estranged for some time.
Oakland, the country place of the
Vanderbilts, apparently has been
abandoned as a residence by Mrs.
Vanderbilt, and 1t is understood that
Mr.. Vanderbilt has taken house In
London.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Judge Gray will
Be Active Candidate

NEW YORK, March 25.-Judge
George Gray of Delaware will be
placed actively in the field for the
Democratic national nomination in a
short time. Several conferences have
been held in this city during the last
few Gays by Democrats of prominence
who regard Judge Gray as the logical
candidate to unite all factions In his
party. His son has been in the city
recently and has met some local lead.
ers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
ANNA IS
INSANE
Otherwise She Would
Not Want to Marry
Another Count

New York. March 25.--Mme. Anna
Gould, formerly the wife of Count Bo-
nj de Castellane. has absolutely de.
cided to wed the Prince Helie de Sa.
gan. There only remains to be set
tied the time and place of the marri-
age and the details of the marriage
settlement. Nine. Gould hopes to
win the consent OF her brothers and
sister, but that is a mater of second
afy Importance. Her love for the
dashing Frenchman who followed her
to America to continue his ar
dent wooing. now stands before any
thing else.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
D. & R. G. Firm
In its Position

Denver, March 25.-The efforts Of
the Denver Chamber OF Commerce to
end the labor troubles of the Denver
& Rio Grande railway. have proved
Intellectual. The management OF the
road informs President K. l.. Scholtz.
it has nothing to arbitrate. That the
company is willing to re-employ as
many of It's old men as 1t can use. at
the same rate Of pay as they hereto
fore received, but that unions win be
ignored
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
Senator PenrOse
is Extremely III

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The
condition of United States Senator
Penrose. who is seriously III. is report.
ed today unchanged from that OF last
night His physicians sav he is ex-
tremely Ill.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
JOHNSON A CANDIDATE

Chicago. March 25.--Walter Well
man in a special dispatch tothe Rec
ord'HeraId says that Governor John.
son authorizes him to announce his
candidacy for presidency at the Den.
yer convention.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Mrs. N. J. Sleeth returned to Farm
ingtol this morning after spending a
few days with her son. James Sleeth
of the firm of Otis. McGirr & Co,
and making final proof on her hus.
bands estate.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
The Graden Opening

There is great commotion at the
department store OF the Graden Mer-
camille Co.. waiting on customers and
getting ready for the annual spring
opening which takes place tomorrow
and lasting three days. A representa-.
tive of The Herald Was shown through
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

the press room badly damaged. The
paper has been attacking the gam.
blers and advocating local license.
No enc was injured.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

certified check looks good. but for
the real Peaches and Cream" see
the Merry Widow at STEMS Bazaar.
Announcement of date later.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Secretary Judge Clements OF the
Elks, telegraphed the Los Angeles or
der last evening to render every cour.
tesy and assistance possible TO John
Harper, who belonged to the Durango
lodge.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pierce returned
to their home near Ignacio this morn.
ing after spending yesterday In the
city shopping AID attending to bust.
ness matters.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
25 TEAMS WANTED

Quick. for ditch work. II you have
one or ten teams. meet me till Satur
day at office Of La Plata Ins. 4 Inv
Co. @. y. BOWDlSH.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Postmaster C. Olrach OF Portales.
N. NJ, has reported to Ell. Mckee.
chief postofflce inspector of the Rocky
mountain region. the discovery of the
body of a dead infant in the mails.
The package was addressed to Roy
w. Carr. Roswell, n. NJ. and bore the
return address of Ida Rhodes Carr
Woodstock. H. Under the cover OF
the package was the following un
signed note: Il did not know what
else to do. Burn or do something
right away Don't open" Postmaster
Olrach turned the body over to the
authorities at Portales. Inspector Nc
Kee has started an investigation.
Nellie Lynch. the 7-year-old daugh
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Neil Haffey is around with u big
smile. as his family was increased
about midnight by the arrival OF a
son. Another Republican vote after
a few years. And here is looking at
You. Neil.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

While playing with a dynamite cap
in ais home near Rhone, Ralph Kin
ney, the 14-yar-old son of j. H. Kin
ney, a ranchman, had his left hand
blown OFF. The lad vas given imme-
date medical attention. but it is
feared he may lose his arm and may
not recover.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

The police are searching for al
unknown man who hid under the bed
of Hiss Annie Parish at the Otto
ranch near Rock Springs. Wyo., and
after the young woman had retired
and attempted TO assault her. Miss
Parish fought off her assailant and
made her escape from the house, but
not until she had received broken
shoulder, dislocated collar bone and
serious cuts on the face. She bit one
of the mans hands severely. Miss
Parish is in the hospital, but VIII re-
cover.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Farmers around Greeley and the
northera part of the state are sowing
wheat. There is much apprehension
owing 10 the lack of moisture, only
four inches having fallen during the
winter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

Harry Rachofsky returned last eve
ming from the East. where he went to
buy the spring and summer line Of
dry goods. clothing and stock sener-
ally Tor his big store. New goods are
arriving daily and will continues to
arrive for the next week or ten days.
Mr.. Rachofsky says he bought liber-
ally and many new Novelties Tor the
women. the millinery line being ex-
ceptionally attractive. When the now
goods are all in place The Famous
Will have the usual spring opening
In the meantime an inspection Is In.
vited. Speaking OF trade conditions
Mr.. Rachofsky thinks Durango will
compare fayorably with the mos,
prosperous sections. New York is
stagnant and there is general com
plaint from merchants visiting that
city from the nearby states.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

men dispatches have been received
from many Industrial centers with re
ports of conditions, and from these it
is estimated that more than one mil
lion men are minus jobs, The reports
indicate more than 100000 unemploy-
ed in the chief cities and nearly 600
000 in the states outside of the cities.
The National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City which failed during the
recent financial disturbances with liza
bilities of s39,O0O.0OO will reopen for
business on next Monday. with w. B.
Ridsely comptroller of the currency
as president; George T. Cults, for
merly of New York and st. Louis, vice
president; Edward Ridgely. New
York, cashier. The first legal move
in the reorganization plan was taken
Monday when the stockholders met
and formally voted to increase the
capital stock from s1,00O,000 to 81
10000. and 10 increase the number
of direcors from fifteen to twenty-oae
Today the stockholders viii meet and
formally pay over to Receiver Cults
81, 2S5,000. This money will represent
the additional 10000 600 capital, and
the money subscribed to take up slow
paper held by the bank
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
AMERICAN DIPLOMAT
PERSONA NON GRATA
German Government Declines to Receive DR..
David Jayne Hill in Capaity Of
American Ambassador

WASHINGTON, March 25. - The
German government has declined to
receive DR.. David Jayne Hill in the
capacity OF American ambassador to
succeed Charlemagne Tower, whose
resignation has been accepted to take
effect upon the qualification of his
successor. DR.. Hill is at present
American minister to the Hague and
was formerly First Assistant Secreta.
ry ii State under the Administration
of Secretary Hay.
Washington, March 25.-The objec-
ton to DR. Hin is one purely personal
with Emperor William. who simply
caused ii to be made known that the
Americana Diplomat is persona non
grata 10 him The reason for the Em.
peror's objection is connected with
the visit to America several years ago
OF mis- brother Prince Henry. the rank
ing admiral OF the German Navy. DR.
Hin at that time was First Assistant
Secretary OF State and necessarily he
was brought into official contact with
the distinguished foreign visitors. Just
what he did or did not do to give of.
Tense. is no known here.
In response to earnest pleas for re-
lief made by western business mea
President Roosevelt will recommend
10 congress certain corrective mea-
sures calculated 10 improve condi-
tious.
IF ever God Almighty has called
man to special mission he has
,called Theodore Roosevelt" !" excIaim-
ed Bishop Cralston in impassioled
tones in the course OF an address be-
fore the Philadelphia conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Y Three bandits. heavily armed. over.
came Edward Hoffman and compan.
ion on road two miles from Rawhide
in Nevada late Sunday afternoon,
threw them TO the ground and made
of IN their victims two-horse rig, TAX.
ing gold and bank notes amounting to
about $4,000.
That there are more unemployed
men and women in New York city to.
day than at any time previous in many
yea g past is the belief of union lead
ers, charity workers and students of
social conditions. Estimates of the
number out of work vary from 100, 900
to 100000. 1t is probable that half of
the latter number, or 25O.O0O. is
abo1t correct.
In a canvass of the country to as.
certain the number of unemployed
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

If a woman gets a divorce and is
still young and strong, and has no
children to provide for. then, as a
rule, Judge Grant l.. Hudson of Den
yer believes she is not entitled to ali
snony II, in word. she is just as
well on after the divorce as before
the marriage, 1t would be unfair to
the husband to make him continue
to support her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26

The Denver chamber Of commerce
can can do a good service If it can
bring the Denver & Rio Grande and
the striking employees eogether.