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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-19
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Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
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Charles NJ, Cooke, President
Geo. n. Robertson. WIRES. H. Mgr
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the Board Of Directors
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The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
HIS BABY SON KILLED
Father in Jail Charged with
Murder and Larceny.
$1,000 SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS
Evidence that Cole Killed Infant
and Tried 10 Xiii Wife and Self.
when Screams summon NeiEhbors.
Is an Assistant Cashier.

Buffalo, n Y, March l2.-Idonel Cole,
assistant cashier OF the Mutual Life Com
pany,s- Office here. Is in jail Charges or
murder ana larceny are about 10 be
brought against him.
District Attorney Abbott has almost all
the evidence in his possession. To-mor-
row he VII ask the grand jury for an in
dictment
At Coles pretty little home in the VII
lage Of Hamburg. a suburb. his one year
old son is dead from chloroform. His
wife also IS nI The evidence is that
Cole killed his baby and tried to kin his
wife and himself yesterday.
Neighbors. reused by the wife's screams.
brought doctor to the house. He found
the baby dead. the wife frantic. and
Cole dopey.
Cole had turned on the gas in the
house. intending. as the authorities think.
TO disguise the fact that he had used
cbloroform. They think the wife was
awakened by the ehloroform and then
Cole lost his nerve or changed his mind
when his wife fought for life
Manager Bewley. Of the Mutual Life
Office. here, says he doesn't know how
much Cole is short. The attorney says il
is at least 5000
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
DYNAMITE FOUND At CAPITOL
Suit Case Containing Explosive Dis
covered Under a Bush.
Capitol Police Wrought Cp over
Mysterious Disclosure Made by
Citizen-Arrests Expected.

Under bush IN the east plaza Of the
United States Capitol a suit case contain
ing dynamite and tools was last night
found by a citizen and turned over 10 the
Police for investigation.
In the opinion Of the police, the person
who hid the suit case under the bush
intended to return for it, Up 10 an early
hour this morning, however no arrest
had been made.
The citizen who found the dynamite
carefully concealed his name. He re-
ported the matter 10 Policemen r. G.
Smith and NJ J. Jones. of the Capitol
force. They carried the case into the
Office Of the superintendent. where it
was opened by Lieut.. n Hanlon. Among
the articles found in it were box Of
dynamite, large package Of smokeless
powder, six explosive caps. and two steel
drills.
Instructions were issued 70 the police
to arrest any person IN the vicinity in
which the dynamite was found whose
actions were in any way suspicious.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
mrs. DOVER INJURED
Her Auto Is Overturned in
Rock Creek Park.
COULD NOT OPERATE BRAKES
Wife of Secretary of Republican
National Committee, Her Little
Daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Arthur
Fisher Suffer from ShOck-Runs
Machine Into High Bank.

Mrs Elmer Dover, wife OF the secre-
tary OF the Republican National Commit
tee; her little daughter Mary. nine years
old, and Mrs. Arthur Fisher had a mar
row escape from possible death yester-
day afternoon in an automobile smash
up.
Mrs. Dover received slight injuries to
her arms, and her daughter was severely
bruised about the head. Mrs. Fisher es-
capped injury.
The accident occurred on the Ridge
road near the Broad Branch road. at $50
O'Clock, and was caused by failure Of the
properly The machine was overturned
and the occupants thrown to the ground
Could Not Apply Brakes.
The Ridge road bends in the shape OF
a horseshoe near the scene OF the acct
dent, and there Is a sharp decline. The
machine. an electric runabout was about
half way down. when Mrs. Dover applied
the brakes. The lever refused to respond
70 her efforts and the machine rapidly
gathered momentum
Just before the swaying automobile
reached the curve near the foot OF the
hin Mrs. Dover steered the machine into
a steep bank, rather than run the chance
of being hurled down a sharp declivity
at the curve. The auto ran a short dis
tanee up the bank and then turned over.
throwing Mrs Dover 10 the ground and
pinning her beneath the steering gear
Mrs. Fisher was thrown several feet. bus
landed in the soft clay and was not in
jured. Little Mary's head struck against
the dashboard and was badly bruised.
AutomObilists who were passing gave
assistance lifting the machine 10 one side
and caring for the victims Phone mes
sages were sent 20 garage. and n ma
chine was sent to bring the injured home.
Tells of the Accident.
At her apartments in the Portland. Mrs.
Dover told OF the accident last night She
said the brake refused TO work. and
rather than attempt to 20 around the
curve at the foot OF the hill and run
chances OF being hurled down steep
bank. she ran her machine into a bank
az the side Of the road She said none of
the party was seriously injured, suffering
principally from shock.
Mrs Fisher was taken 70 her home, 1854
Monroe street northwest, suffering from
shock.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
FIGHTING BOB" A vIRGINIAN.
Facts About Man Who Took Fleet
Around without Accident.

Robley d. C'Fighting Bob'O Evans.
commander of the fleet which reached
Magdalena Bay, Lower California. yes
terday, was born in Virginia sixty years
ago. Before he had graduated from
short trousers he became ambitious 10
join the navy, and at the age of thirteen
secured an appointment 20 the Naval
Academy through a Delegate from Utah
TO take advantage of the appoint
ment he had 10 live a year in Utah To
ST. Joseph he went by train at once. max
ing the rest of the journey 10 Utah on a
mule with a party bound across the
plains. A fight with the Indians enliven-
ed this trip.
After a year in Utah he went to An
napOlis. graduated in due course, and en-
tered the navy. At the outbreak of the
civil war his mother asked him to re-
sign and join the Confederacy, for which
his younger brother was fighting. He de-
clined. and served with bravery through
the war.
During the Spanish-American war
Fighting Bob" commanded the battle
ship Iowa, and took a leading part in
the battle off Santiago, on the occasion
OF the destruction OF Admiral Cervera' S
fleet In 1901 he was made rear admiral.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
BUSSE TO CURB THEATERS.
Mayor of the City of Chicago Plans TO
End Anarchistie Joke

Chicago. March 12-Mayor Busse plans
To stop Utterances on the stages Of local
theaters which may have a tendency to
incite anarchy
Corporation Counsel Brundage's Office Is
now at work on the plan. and Tomorrow
managers OF the local playhouses Will
receive letters which viii request their
Incorporation in the move.
II they accede TO the request OF the
city administration there win be ban
put on the brand OF vaudeville theater
humor which has for its butts John d.
Rockefeller. r II. Hartman. and va
Iicus fnanciers. politicians and others
1t is believed that the influence Of the
city administration will be sufficient 70
induce the theater managers 10 have per
formers refrain from remarks which are
intended 10 be funny. but really have a
tendency 10 inhame the minds Of ig-
DOrant people. vino believe they are get
ting the worst OF everything.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
BOTH DIE ON SAME DAY.
Husband and Wife, EacN Eighty
Seven Years Old, Pass Away.

seven ears Old, Pass Away.
New York, March 2.-Robert Manners
and his wife. Caroline Louise Manners.
each eigthy-seyen years old. died within
six hours Of each other on Tuesday night
at their home. 575 Monroe street. Brook
lyn, and there will be a double funeral
from the house tomorrow,
The cOpule had been greatly distressed
over the death Of daughter, last sum
mer. and became much enfeebled from
constant grieving over their loss. All
through her last illness, extending more
than seven weeks, Mr. Manners spent
nearly all his time at the bedside of his
wife. Ten days ago he broke down and
also had to take to his bed. Then both
began to fail rapidly. and at 1915 o'clock
on Tuesday night the wife passed away.
and just six hours later the husband
died.
The couple came from England sixty
years ago, and in 1876 Mr.. Manners opened
a little bookstore at 1l4 Division street.
New York. and ran it for more than
forty years. Two sons. eight grand
children, and one great-grandchild sur
Yive
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

San Diego, March I2-The early arrival
OF the feet in Magdalena Bay to-day
has upset the plans OF railroad companies
along the Coast
A party Of citizens OF San Diego had
figured on greeting Rear Admiral Evans
and his feet in Magdalena Bay to-nor-
row afternoon or Saturday at the earliest
and IN consequence did not leave San
Diego until last night on the steamer
St Denis, of the Lower California De
velopment Company.
In this party, which will be the first
TO extend a welcoming hand to Admiral
Evans, are Mayor Forward. Of San Diego;
Senator I. A Wright, chairman OF the in
vitation committee for the Evans citizens
committee; Col. D. c. Collier, president of
the chamber Of commerce; Judge L. ].
Boone of the Evans citizens committee,
and number Of other representative
business men Of Southern California.
When this party arrives tomorrow morn
ing. it Will steam to the Connecticut Ad-
mlral Evans flagship. and welcome the
fleet on behalf Of the State of California.
Surprises Await Fleet.
Surprises await the fleet in Magdalena
Bay. The stretch Of country surround
ing the bay has been converted into an
apparently populous city in the last sixty
days. For the last month every incoming
steamer has brought in it's quota of re-
cruits, and now there Is little space avail
able between the coast line and the noun
tain range that encircles the bay.
MeXicans who were enterprising enough
70 lay claim 10 the uroccupied land early
in the game are gathering in American
dollars by the hatful. Already the tents
are creeping up the mountain approaches.
When the feet arrives there viii be the
choicest lot Of saloons and gambling lay
outs the jackies have discovered since
they started or the trip
The American consul stationed at Mag
dalena has requested the Mexican author
tiles TO prepare for an adequate policing
OF the town.
The new cruiser California, which has
been at target practice. sailed from Mag
dalena Bay yesterday for San Diego to
join Admiral Sebree's squadron.
The battle ships made good time on the
run from Callao northward. having gained
altogether about three days on the provi-
sional schedule. They sailed from Caliao
on February %, a day late. and reached
Magdalena two days ahead of time
ships In Good Trim.
The longest run Of the cruise was be-
tween Callao and Magdalena Bay. 3.112
nautical miles. This was accomplished in
about twelve days. giving an average of
about eco miles a day It was said that
Admiral Evans himself advised Wash
ingtOn that the battle ships were in even
better trim than when they started and
could be made ready to sail for dis
tant point at short notice
The target practice will begin next Mon
day or Tuesday. and after its conclusion
the fleet will start for San Francisco.
stopping on the way at San Diego, Santa
Barbara, San Pedro and Santa Cruz. The
vessels are expected at San Francisco on
May .. and the big review is scheduled
for May s.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
TWO TUNNEL ENDS MEET.
Remarkable Engineering Feat Accom-
pIished in Montana.

Helena. Mont, March IA remarkable
feat in mining engineering was finished
to-day. when. after driving for two years.
the station al the eC0-foot level OF the
Iron Mountain Mine was tapped by a
tunnel more than a mile long at the de-
sired spot TO a foot
For years the property was a regular
producer and paid a million in dividends.
Il had 70 be abandoned because Of the
expense Of pumping the water TO SO great
a height. Then the tunnel was decided
upon, and to-day the mine is being un-
watered by gravity. Great fear was ex-
pressed by the State mine inspector that
the heavy water pressure would. cause a
break and drown the wOrkmen. but this
was avoided by running a zigzag cross
cut
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
WHAT BIG FLEET HAS DONE.

Number of battle ships 10; combined tonnage, 225ooo
Number Of officers and men, 1890
Cost Of food for voyage, S4ooooo
Monetary value of fleet SI25 100000.
Amount of coal purchased for its use, 10000 TONS
Number of miles traversed, about $4,000
Sailed from Hampton Roads, December 10
Arrived Port of SPAIN Trinidad, B. w. L. December II
Sailed from Port of Spain December 2o
Arrived Rio de Janeiro, January IL
Sailed from Rio, January p.
Arrived Punta Arenas Straits of Magellan February l.
Sailed from Punta Arenas February T.
Passed Valparaiso Chile February IL
Arrived Calao, February 20.
Sailed for Magdacna Bay from Callao February 20.
Arrived Magdaena Bay, March two days ahead schedule
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
SUNKEN TREASURE FOUND.
Lighthouse Keeper Discovers Hulk of
GOld-Iaden Ship.

Seattle, Wash, March pa cable from
Juneau, Alaska. says that James Currie,
keeper Of the lighthouse az Aldridee
Rock, reports finding near there the
wreck Of the Clara Nevada, lost in 1897.
with sixty-hve passengers. Of whom only
the purser was ever found. High winds
Of the last few days exposed the remains
OF the wreck on the beach.
The Clara Nevada had large amount
of gold dust on board. and treasure seek
ers viii outfit an expedition to search for
the gold.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
FINISHES UTILITIES BILL.
Chairman Smith Completes Drastic
Public Service Measure

Representative Smith. chairman of the
House District Committee, yesterday sent
TO the Government Printing Office the
draft OF his new bill creating a public
service commission for the District Of
Columbia
The bill embodies all the features here
tofore outlined in The Washington Her
aid There are, under its provisions, three
commissioners to be appointed by the
President. with salaries OF $500 each per
year. They are to be experts.
The other features Of the bill are those
providing for complete and authoritative
supervision Of all the public service cor
porations in the District The bill will
probably not come up for consideration
IN the District Committee before next
Thursday
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
SHE HAS FOUR HUSBANDS.
Blond Girl Says She Sees Nothing
Wrong I'm Many Weddings.

Lancaster, Pc, March i2-Agnes Miller
blond OF thirty years, was arrested 70.
day for having four husbands. neve,
having been divorced from any. sh,
was married TO Isaac D. Leaman a yea,
ago and last month married Amos Henry
Leaman is now prosecuting her for big.
amy.
Her other husbands were William Moore
and Jacob Rutter. She left one afte,
another because she tired Of them.
She is indignant at her arrest beIiev.
ing that she has done nothing wrong.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
PRIESTS SLAYER GUILTY.
GiuseppI Ala, HeInrichs' Slayer,
Must BE Hanged.

Denver Colo. March = - Giuseppi
Ala, who shot and killed Father Leo
Helnriehs in ST. Elizabeths Church in
this city on February %. was found guilty
to-day Of murder in the first degree.
Hanging was fixed by the jury as the
penalty
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
GETS MESSAGE FROM EVANS.
Many Departments Hear from Com
mander OF the Fleet,

Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans, the
commander-in-chief of the battle fleet,
sent the following message TO the Navy
Department yesterday announcing his ar
rival at Magdalena Bay:
Fleet off Magdalena Bay. VIII anchor
there 18th, being eleven days and twenty
hours from Callao. and two days ahead
OF schedule time
Fleet in better condition than when II
left Hampton Roads and ready for anv
service in hours notice. Target practice
begins soon as ranges can be estab-
lished."
The last leg Of the long cruise was
made in especially quick time. The acct
left Callao on February 20 one day later
than its original schedule. and covered
the 3,0l2 miles between Callao and Mag
dalena Bay in twelve days. II is ex-
pected that President Roosevelt will send
a congratulatory telegram 10 Admiral
Evans to-day. After three OF four weeks
Of target practice at Magdalena Bay. the
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
HOBSON GIVES TWIST
TO SUBMARINE CASE
Alleges an Effort to Make
Him Right"
INVOLVES THE SPEAKER
Says Representative of Company
ProfeSSed Influence"
INVOLVES THE SPEAKER

B1Ower-up OF SIerrimac Gives First
Startling Confirmation To Repre-
sentative LiIIey's Allegations of n
Submarine seandal-TeIIs OF Con-
versatiOR with Lawrence Spear
Who Was to Use COmpany's "Pun.D
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
CONGRATULATIONS 20 IeIeet

A telegram extending the congratuIa-
ticns Of the Navy League OF the United
States TO the commander, officers, and
men Of the Pacific feet was yesterday
sent 20 Admiral Robley d. Evans by
Horace Porter.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
TAFT Is ACCLAIMED
BY ALUMNI OF YALE
Greeted in Song at Banquet
as Next President.
JUSTICE BREWER THERE
Entirely Too Many Laws, Is His
Opinion.

Secretary of War and ReDresenta-
tive DaI1ell Agree With Him-Taft
Confines His Ufteranees to an Eu-
lOgy of Alma Mafer-Depew Lands
OhiOan as Best Beloved Graduate
of Old Eli University.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair to-
day; increasing cloudiness to-
morrow; light southerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
FLEET ALL READY
TO OPEN PRACTICE
Battle Ships Will Sail Into
Magdalena Bay.
COMMITTEE ON THE WAY
Business Men Of California to
Greet Admiral Evans.

SpeciaI Steamer Chartered TO Take
Where United States Sailors VIII
become Proficient in Marksman-
ship-Sman City of Boom Variety
Springs Up on Mexican Territory.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Baltimore and Return. SI.25.
Baltimore and Ohfo n II

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways, both days. except Royal Linn
iIed. City Offices. 14l3 9 81 and $40 Pa.
ave
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
HUGH BONNER is DEAD.
New Fire Commissioner in New
York Sick Only Two DAYS.

Ut = '-1NsN V1HHF fNO OHtNs
New York, March lS.-Hugh Bonner.
fire commissioner died at 1880 this morn
ing.
He was sick two days Of pneumonia.
He was appointed to the Office A month
ago, after having been deputy fire chief
for many years. He was about sixty-five
years old
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Continued on Page 3, Column q.
sI.c5 10 baltimore and Retu

Every Saturday ard Sunday via Peunsvr-
vania Railroad. Tickets good re.uruins,
until Sunday night. All regular trains exe
eept the Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Continued on page ;, Column 9.

You're offered More Than Protection
BY the banking dept. Os Union Trust Co
I9tn and II SITS. Interest paid on all ac-
counts Capital and surplus. s.. 200. 600
Government control.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

la Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from IL TO Z 1872 N. Y ava
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

l-Hobson Involves the Speaker.
Mrs Dover Hurt in Accident.
Yale Alumni; Honor Mr.. Taft.
dynamite Found at the Capitol.
Arrangements for a Press Club.
2-Dr. Kelley Leaves the Providence.
DIR. White Quits the Emergency.
2-Obsequies for Mr.. Smithmeyer.
2-Mothers Hear Foreign Delegates.
3-Roosevelt and Fairbanks Again.
5-AiTs- Mclean Gives d. A. r. Plans.
Warren Tells Of Poison.
S-Bureau of Mines Advocated.
9-Hume Defends Stock Exchanges.
12-Oyster Blames the School Board.
Committee Seeks Trade.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages, TELEGRAPHIC.
l-Weleome TO Evans Ships.
l-England Considers Unusual Bill.
1-Embezzler- Tries TO Kill Family.
-Girl on Stand Accuses Hitchcock.
3-Hughes Gets First Delegates.
S-Populists Oppose Bryan.
-Parkhurst Goes After Bingham.
u-Col. Ward, "A. Held FOR Forgery.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

Baltimore and Ohio Between
and Baltimore Every Hour
on the Hour from Z a. N. to S D. M.
weekdays.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

at Kramer's, the Florist. s1s z ST NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13
Mr. Gregg Questioned.

Mr.. Gregg was asked if any one had
ever spoken TO him of submarine legis-
lation, either in his district or IN Wash
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

J. ii. Small & Sons, FIOrista,
Washington and New York.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-13

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-12

souffrance venait de Ia presence de
ces lettres entries ses mains. Files
~s'offraient a lui CONNIE une 6nig
me ct une tentation.
II aurait su& den lire une pour
sc rassurer sur CO qu'avaient pu
etre les sentiments qe Jeanne a
regard de Paul Hautfrion. Elles
n'6taien! point nombreuses ces cpl
Tres supposees d'amour. II y en-
await sept en- tout, prenve que les
illusions n'avaient pas 6t6 desor-
donn6es. Les envelopes, ouver-
tes par lie heut, n'opposaient au-
Gun obstacle a la curiosit6.
Oui, mails les lire ces lettree, &C.
TAFT, pour lie noble ct scrapuleux
garcon, pressure commettre un cri-
me contre Jeanne ct contre lui-
meme, GU rlut6t contre ramour
quill ressentalt!. ..C'6tait donner
une r6alit6 a son doute, leisser
planer sur la %sinc6rit6 de la Jeune
file I'm soupcon que rien ne Justi-
fat. En vain. la voix du douie lui
.d1sait-elle: ''Nul ne saura que tn
les a lues, !" la voix de la conscien-
CO r6pondit "Tu ne pourras te
mentir q toi.meme, ct le souvenir
de ia defiance sera un remords."
Las de cette lutte, LOlonnois
r6solut den fnir. II SO jeta sur
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Aux Hommes d'Affaires

Nous attirons attention des homme
d'sfaires sur notre lmprimerie. Nou
sommes t%ouj0urs en- etat d'executer tou
ties sortes d'ouvrages typographiques
Notre personnel du d6partement des
impressions est au complet, nos caracte-
res nouveaux. N us Demons satlsfac-
ton au public parce que nous apportons
a notre Outrage toute l'attention neces.
saire. Nous avons des idees Topographic
ques les plus modernes pour rendre no
ire Outrage attrayant. Done avant DIAL
Ter ailleurs venez nous voir on hernandez
} nos estlmations pour Outrage de tout
genre.
Nous possedons un stock de papeterie
tres assorti. Nous lemons toujours en-
main des cartes 1mprimees de "maison
de pension, "maison a louer", "chambre
a louer", etc.
Nous solutions Encouragement des so.
cietes canadiennes ct attirons tout spec1-
lement leur attention sur la specialize
que nous faisons d'imprimer les livres
de constitutions, %slivres, blancs divers,
c~artes, entetes de l%ettres, envelopes,
enin tout ce don't on a besoin en- fait de
papeterie.
Ceux qui nous ont d6ja accord6 leur
patronage une fois sont invariablement
revenus a nos a%teliers, ce qui prouve que
nous Demons a tout lie monde la plus
grande satisfaction.
C'est en- apportant aux impressions.
qui nous sont con1ees tout le soin neces-
saire, que nous avons gagne la coz flame
de notre clientele.