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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-28
Household Wisdom
MATCH MARKS.


Marks of matches on a kitchen will
disappear if rubbed first with the out
surface of a lemon, then with a clean
cloth dipped in whiting.
Afterward wash the surface with
warm water and soap. and quickly
wipe with a clean cloth wrung out of
clear water
WHEN CLEANING COPPER.
When cleaning copper use hot vine
gar in which a little salt has been
dissolved.
A thorough washing with soap and
warm water must follow, and every
trace of the acid be removed before
finally polishing with dry whiting. If
any vinegar is allowed to remain, YER
digris will appear and the article be
completely ruined.
To keep copper articles bright for
several weeks an immersion in boiling
ale is recommended. Steep the outside
of the copper in hot ale and put near
the fire to dry. Utensils thus treated
must not be wiped after being miners
ed.
ECONOMY IN FUEL.
Economy in fuel for cooking is not
always practiced by cooks. 1t is a
great mistake to fill up the crate to
the top with coal and heat the stove
so as to make the top red-hot. Keep
the fire well burning. and add only
shovelful at time.
If this is done at the proper time the
oven will be in prime condition for
baking, and the top will be hot enough
for cooking purposes.
TO REMOVE DRIED INK STAINS.
The best way to remove ink stains
that have dried is to rub them with
milk till the stain fades away, changing
the milk as it becomes discolored: af-
forwards rub with ammonia to remove
the grease.
Fresh ink stains should be sprinkla1
with salt, which absorbs the ink, and
so prevents the stain from spreading
Brush it into a dustpan as soon as it
is discolored. sprinkle with fresh salt, |
that in the same way.
LACQUERED RBAss.
Lacquered brass must not be allowed |
to get black, but should be cared for |
in the beginning, while it is still new |
and bright, and thus ensure a longer /
and brighter existence of it.
IT should be washed occasionally with |
slightly warm, soapy water, then dried |
with a clean cloth and polished with a
clean. dry chamois leather.
In damp weather lacquered brass
should be well rubbed every day with
i clean, dry leather. Treated in this
way the lacquer can be kept beautiful
y bright
FLUSHING WASTE PIPES.
Give thorough attention every week
70 the plumbing of the house All
waste pipes should be flushed with
polling I've in sufficient quantities to
.at away the accumulation of grease
hat coats the interior of the pipes
eading from the kitchen.
A solution of permanganate of potash
s invaluable for flushing the pipes
eading from stationary washstands.
The solution in either case should be
'oured rapidly so that the pipes are
ull, and every bit of the interior sur
ace is thus made sanitary.
A pound Of copperas dissolved in a
,Gcket of water is an excellent disin-
ectant. as is also a boiling solution
f common or washing soda, one pint
o three gallons of water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-28
CHRONIC D1ARRHoEA CURED.

Some physicians claim that chronic
diarrhoea can not be cured. Don't you
believe it. There are incurable cases,
but none so bad that they can not be
helped by Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. and even tenn
porary relief means much to one so
sorely afflicted. For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co.. Ltd. agents for H. 1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-28

ship between Wooden Parrot and the back door Oh
Veaery.
of the fleet Francisco
the metropolis the wife OF
of
Supervisors bachelor
time to haveh la remedie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-28

A clarinet player named Roe
Was asked why he spent all his dough,
I'D save it," he said,
But l canton the dead:
Beside, it is paid me to blow"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-28

aprOpOs morning evening paper
Scriptures
higher in opinion
evening morning the first day. things
paper evening morning morning
is made; day.
provide encouragement sleep
the public to refreshed ready morning
But if this theory
accept the ordinary calendar fail evening
off ''And God made lights
rhe lesser light Plainly great
ing meaning In the original Hebrew the morning while the lesser light
is as plain anything in the theology of
There evening, evening press in
Bible Speaking evening
down and whe which almost without Matthew
ma the authentic news that when evening came he was there alone %
the publisher This publisher
evening sheet had no Not subscriber lift his OOm
though owing
evening he
subscribers psychologists
creditors. That be view.
y
al of sudden generally first of May
and few white
white suit habit is surely falling what Cleveland
desuetude'and
dark cloth absorts them pcky
which suffer n dog days.
Honolulu health,
eldime fashions riguer May
November in in Go
persping in dark moderately heavy Clothes sit
and get morning with
evapang garments there will
be nothing doing the influenza
ygen thought your dark clothes eanq You have them
spots but they Could
they be washed being
months unwad othsl you youa
The white duck suit laundry
the eanest wela the thing can wear
tropical exercise in Eng
fish wOOens! You quit in walking
back riding gofng when with pckly
is madeea easy.
the summer fully opens up
you don badness will catch early weventid
foe of the wigmaker.
correction may the fleet was not
laving being accustomed to overland
travel, the fleet went to Los Angles.-sar
Evidently history Angeles municipal exten
on or posted as the location of the Los Angeles Custom House
away with yacht and wrecked it the two .piae
off cheap with
Zach got 400 days for paeng medicine without license
him if he had gathered in La PalOma
with the discipline year. the ship
ned at Honolulu wharf
depends
y
chance to attend Teo
Richards KiOhana Art
League invite the whole fftv seven varieties of the 1s 600 ]
fine exhibition aing kindergarten ready to show
hem something choice modelling and
festivities by talent from St. Clement
ehOr and unless prevented by play
original compositions
arranging of inns adapted wsharp
Charley hiring police
the the private
pay the cost put up paad all over town saying Be vuu
VIII be Happily Order of the Board
line if there is
any printing in it, and the Boys Field will be every
Between and ANY evening the permitted
the Salvation Army band
good politician party placate
careful
didate who the constituency
aren
The present machine of the Republican
usual few hold and
hard are
mourning and for get out
the management and their
n
Not that they
the Independent
But the slightest
Indeed that the head dturber
awhile proposed to a
succeeded to the political prestige of his
the could him. apnu of calves
foo jelly. EwHrwz
No wonder the they Republican
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18

MOVE IN STOCKS

NEW YORK, July ia move-
ment to take the profits of stocks de-
veloped yesterday and continued for
a time today. This process Of diges-
tion of profits caused an irregular
price movement and unsettled tone
to degree. Bonds were steady
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
LOVE AFFAIR WAS
At The BOTTOM

RENO, July 1G.-Bryant Coffin,
aged 22 years. the son of b. NJ. Coffin,
the Virginia street florist, who re-
sides on Mill street, was reported 70
have attempted to commit suicide
last night in San Francisco, by tax
ing carbolic acid. The young man is
at the Central Emergency hospital
and is reported not expected to sur
vive the night.
Coffin was a Reno boy, being con-
nected with the store here some time
previous to going to Tonopah, and
later to San Francisco, where he was
a clerk in the Wells Fargo company
national bank. The cause of ms
rash act is reported to be a love AT
fair with a Reno young lady Tne
father received telegram last might
and departed Immediately for Sai
Francisco.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
FACTIONAL Fight
NOW IN COURTS
(By Associated Press.D

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia
dispute between two factions of the
local Republican party today was,
carried into court when Superior
Judge Murasky granted an iniune-
ton returnable Friday enioining one
division and the newly elected chair
man, II. L. Worthington from pro-
ceeding with the work Of forming
what is called a permanent organiza-
ton OF the county committee The
application for the Injunction was
made on behalf of +. II. Dam, de.
posed chairman, and other members
OF the committee who were not pres
ent at the meeting Wednesday nigh
when eighteen members took actor
making Worthington chairman ant
Charles Forbes secretary.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
LIVELY TINES
IN PROHIBITION
CONVENTION
sN..eeeeeNN~@ee@eee~~~eNs
(By Associated Press.)

COLUMBUS Ohio July 16Fer president Eugene w Chahin
Chicago president Watkins of Ohio The
the Prohbionist National
convention being unanimously Full endorse
the convention however given Chafn until after
competitor of Chahin
the Rev William Palmoe Of St Louis The convention up
this had smoothly without the slightest friction
tae presidential nominee He
accamaton but declined the oce The
convention considerable Urangg finally decided Prof
Watkins should be named accamaton There
opposition Chairman Scanon
Watkins the nominee when delegates In
the hall broke in with flood of motions amend
An extended debate followed
finally the ballot for
the vice presidency
named, Professor Watkins d. Demaree of
Kentucky and Charles Hotter of Indiana.
resulted the nomination OF Professor Watkins
majority Upon motion of the Kentucky dele
made the unanimous choice of the convention Both
presidential candidates for
respective the Prohibition tickets
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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
CONFESSION IS
BRANDED A FAKE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.--John
Claudianes, Greek 2S years old, IS
in the city prison, having confessed
to District Attorney Langdon that he
is the man who dynamited and com
pletely wrecked the Oakland resi-
dence of James L. Gallagher. ClauG-
lanes also confessed to having -e-
Gently with dynamite two unoccupied
houses owned by Gallagher In Oak
land.
Detective William J. Burns oolS
Claudianes over to Oakland to lave
Captain of Detectives Peterson sec
him. The Oakland official, in an in.
terview following his talk with
lClaudianes, said he is skeptical alb M
the story the Greek tells.
II think Claudianes is chaaf
fakir," said Captain Peterson. The
man denies that he made the confes
| sion alleged. and that if he did MAKE
&such statement he was drunk p
the time"
According to Jacob Meyer, an al
| torney Of this city, Claudianes was d
this side of the San Francisco bay a
the time he claims he was receiving
$40 day and $40 night for watch
ing the Gallagher home in Oakland
Meyer says his calendar will sho'
that Claudianes was in the employ Q
. Meyer as an interpreter, and the Al
torney claims Claudianes did nc
have much money at the time he say
he was being paid such big salar,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
AFTER
MANY
YEARS
KIDNAPPED SOUTH SEA Is
LANDERS ARE RETURNING
TO. NATIVE LAND.
CBy Associated press)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16. Nine
teen survivors OF several hundred
South Sea islanders, kidnapped
eighteen years ago from their native
strand, and sold into slavery among
the coffee plantations of Guatemala,
arrived on the steamer City Of Para.
They are free and homeward bound,
travling as cooks and tourists with
the British government paying their
expenses. The natives We're kidnap-
ped by Captain Blackburn, who visit
ed the islands with the steamer Mon
serrat, enticing them aboard and
sailing away. They were supposed
to be contract laborers, bound tC
their Guatemala employers for three
years. Their plight was not made
known until after eighteen years hal
passed. Most of the natives died
Captain Blackburn was lost at sea il
December, 1894, when the Monserra
went down with all aboard.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
IS
AMERICAN
CITIZEN
CLAuDIANES NOT ENTITLED 10
PROTECTION or FOREIGN
POWER.
(By Associated Press J

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.--T;,e
result of John Claudianes being en-
abled to communicate with the Greek
consul here is that a writ of habeas
corpus will probably be applied ltr
to secure the release of the man Who
is held on suspicion of being impi-
Gated in the Gallagher dynamite out
rage. Richard de Fontana, Greek
consul, accompanied by his secretary,
Marion Clark, and Attorney James
Scott, called upon the district attor-
ney this afternoon and demanded 10
see Claudianes. During a conference
with the prisoner it was learned that
the father of Claudianes while born
in Greece had been a naturalized citi-
zen of the United States That as
the son is likewise a citizen he is not
entitled to the protection of Greece.
Langdon and Detective Burns con
| tfnue to express the belief that
Claudianes and his brother, Peter
played prominent part in the
dynamiting of the Gallagher home Oh
that they can throw much light OF
the affair
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
sl,2OO,OOO FOR
RED TOP Mine

RENO, July 16.-One million two
hundred thousand dollars was the
price paid by Wingfeld and Nixon
for the Goldfield ed Top mine. This
was brought out today, when the
check for this amount was shown in
Reno 1t was drawn by Wingfeld
and Nixon in favor Of G. A. Taylor
of Los Angeles, through whom the
sale was made.
Two years ago Charles NJ. Schwab
was negotiating to buy this property,
which was then offered for song.
He did not give the matter much at
tention, pronouncing the property
little more than wildcat 1t is now
one of the richest in the Goldfioll
district, and with its acquisition thi
Consolidated people now have con
troll of a good portion of the riches
lproducers in the Goldfeld district.
The Booth mine end lines the Re-
Top and the vein is pitching into tn
lground of this property.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
GRAND OFFICERS
Of ELKS ORDER

DALLAS, July l6. The BeneE3-
lent and Protective order of Elk5
elected these officers;
Grand exalted ruler Rush J.. 10
land, Colorado Springs. Colorado
grand esteemed leading knight, John
G. Shea. Hartford, Connecticut; gfaad
esteemed loyal knight A. NJ Meti-
wee. Fort Worth, Texas: grand
esteemed lecturing knight w g.
Sayre. Wabash, Indiana grand
treasurer. Edward Leach New
York; grand tyler, Charles =. Decket
Minnesota grand trustee, Alfred !
Knolley. Hackensaek New Jersey
grand secretary, Fred G. Robinson
Dubuque Iowa; grand inner gua'c
A NJ. Taylor. st. Augustine Florida
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
BROKER ATTEMPTS
TO end HIS life
(By Associated Press)

SAN DIEGO, July 16. "A, y.
Wade, real estate broker and MIN
ing broker, walked into the rear
room of George Magley's real estate
Office ut noon today and attempted
suicide by sending a bullet into us
head. He was hurried to a sana-
torium, where he hoyers between iie
and death. No cause Is known 70
the act, as he was chatting pleasant
" before the act He had wri.. ~
several letters to his wife, to whof
he was married only two months ago
and to his grown children by for
mer marriage, but they are scale;
and the police viii not open them
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
POWDER
MAGAZINE
EXPLODES
NINE KILLED AND MANY IN
JURED IN WASHINGTON
TOWN.

CLEELUM. Wash, July l6, An
explosion Of powder magazine be-
longing to the Northwestern lm-
proyement company near here this
afternoon killed at least nine persons
and seriously injured number OF
others. The cause of the accident is
unknown. The magazine is three
quarters OF a mile from the center OF
town and the explosion shook the
town like an earthquake. Windows
for miles around were shattered
Fragment of bodies We're scattered
for half a mile.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
REPUBLICANS Open
CAMPAIG IN SOUTH
Especial o The bonanza.

RHYoLITE, July 10. The Bull
frog district opened the Republican
campaign with largely ATTENDED
meeting ana smoker here tonight.
Republicans to the number of about
so were present and Taft Republic
can club was organized with a mem-
bership OF over one hundred. Among
others who addressed the meeting
were j v Largent Of this place end
Attorney l.. A. Gibbons Of Tonopah.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
FIFTY-sEvEN PERISH,
fBy Associated Press.)

SANTANDER, Spain, July 16.
1t is reported that fifty-seven iishS'-
men belonging to the ports of Bermeo
and Ondarroa have been drowned n
the gale which has been sweeping he
coast for the past two or three days.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
BATTLESHIp
fleet ARRIVES.
:; !: :; :; At HONOLULU
fRy Associated Press


HONOLULU July Adanc batteship feet arrived at
noon today completing another long leg of its world cruise
magnificent of the
yng warshps poked their the horizon The
opened with threatening rain but at 1888 o'clock when
the sighted the vessels the sky
The formation OF the feet began
to be distinguished when about fifteen miles distant
AT 1890 entered the channel
fishing de firing daylight fireworks Wnen
flagship the harbo she greeted with
salute by the naval station
After passing third division composed of the Louis
lana Virginia Missouri proceeded to ahana on the Is
land of This afternoon Rear Admiral Spery and
Fear official visits During the entire voyage
the pleasant Weather and smooth For two
daily Sunday the eet had tactical evons ana at
the same time drills carried The Nebraska
which fleet sailed from the Golden Gate
ON account of scarlet the overlook the
dressed In bun
ing illuminated thousands Of electric lights and the streets
are Allied with holiday Out in the harbor sarchigh
are pying and the ships outlined In the
light
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18

BIDS ARE
Rejected
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE TO CON-
SIDER ON ACCOUNT OF EN-
CESSIVE EXPENDITURES.
, etAA~~~~~~NA~~~~ =

. CARSON CITY July To- =
. board of capitol commissioners .
. has rejected all bids for the con .
. struction of an executive build =
= ing, because all bids called for =
. more than $4,000 expenditure =
= in the construction Of the build =
= ing. =
. . . . . . . . . = . . = . . =
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
EARTHQUAKE in
SOUTH AMERICA

TACNA. Chile, July ia ter
rife earthquake occurred today in
the provinces of Tacna and africa ia
Chile, the southern part of Peru and
Bolivia. There was considerable de-
struction of property, but no loss Of
life is reported. The cable between
africa and Lima is broken and tele-
graph lines to Bolivia are damaged.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
Advance All Along the Line
From | to 10 Points--Booth
at Goldfield Goes Up Three
NOtcheS.

yesterday for the better Every
Booth at Gold
lines the Red Top Just sold for million and
quarter Evidently the longwated for
Reports from New York Wednesday
the market investing in speculative
determination to condi
caused by
ing Dispatches intimate that there concentrated
bnd dealers to throw off the feeling
that has been expressing the business world for
has taken in the upper direc-
is certainly welcomed by people.
The following between the prices of Wednes-
. day Thursday:
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
FAVOR HEARST roR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON July Ib.--Deh'-
gates 10 the National Independe He
league we're elected at a mass M 'et-
ing here tonight and were instructed
10 vote for the nomination OF WIZ
liam Randolph Hearst for presiden :
and John Temple Graves OF virginia
for vice president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

committee Of the city council de.
cidod 10 recommend an appropria.
ton for the installation OF such
fountains, Go the number ~ six or
eight throughout the city. aud to
build htg running water trough in
Pioneer square.
This action was great victory
Tor Mise Rasdalo. who encountered
considerable opposition ia quarters
whore the fountains we're alleged
10 be dangerous as disease spread.
ers but she kept unceasingly and
untlrlngly at work. aud Il was
practically due 60 her lahurs alone
that yesterdays action was taken
4 am more than gratinod. said
Miss RaSdaie this morning Event.
nally more fountains will be install.
ed. now that the first big step Is 90
be taken made Il a point 10 see
every body ! could and 90 overcome
every possible objection The opin.
ions / obtained from ycterluaFics.
that the fountains we're perfectly
sanitary. won over the opponents
Who had favored taps and eollap-
slbla buckets cannot tell you
how elatea | am over this outcome
~ my work
u Ia understood that the location
~ the fountains Win be- left 60 Miss
RAsdaie and tho Humane society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
LADY MINISTRIES
SCORE TRIUMPH

Johnaiug with a merry fire that
never failed 20 bring an eehoinE
laugh The dancing and singing
Was unusually good
The second act was filled with
novel aud amunlng stunts. The
costumes were dazzling
Modesty OF the accomplished
narksown Ladies' has forbidden the
full list Of their names appearing
Ia press. 20 the great regret OF
the marriageablo bachelors who
rushed to the green room after the
GRAFTON on the evils OF bachelor
dom by a member OF the company.
A few Of the names OF those ap.
pearing. however. are. Miss Leila
Marion. Miss Muricl Coriiss. Miss
Leah Miller. Miss Courtney, Miss
Cook. Miss Eaton. Miss Johnston.
Miss Christensen, Miss Hall aud
Miss Chittie
The Ministries viii appear again
this evening The proceeds Of the
show are tor the Federation club
house fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
CHURCHILL
MARRIED
English Cabinet Member
Weds Beautiful
Woman.

LONDON. Sept Winston
Churchill. president Of the hoard
OF Trade In the Asquith cabinet.
was married this afternoon to Miss
Clementine Hozler. daughter OF the
late Sir Henry aud Lady blanche
Hoaier one Of toe most beautiful
women In London The wedding at.
tracted the most intense interest Ia
society circles. although Il was one
OF the qaletest social events OF the
season
Churchill IL the fourth member
OF the Aaaulth cabinet 10 be married
Ia office. aud todays ceremony was
considered the society event OF the
season
Mrs. Churchill IL % years old aud
one Of the most charming Of Lon.
don's younger set She il an ac.
complished musician and speaks
several languages. Her father be-.
came secretary OF Iloyds after a
distinguished military career.
The couple left for a honeymoon
IN Europe, to be gone until October
IL. when parliament opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
GAS EXPLOSION
INJURIES MANY
Two Victims Of Peculiar
Accident Viii Lose
Lives.

CHICAGO. Sept ~ Miss Eta
oaks. 90 years old. aud George
Frost. 10. were fatally burned and
five persons seriously hurt by an
explosion Of gas today at the offices
OF the Wall Adding Machine Co.
The vault Ia the office was lighted
BY gas jet. which had not been
turned Off properly last night The
gaA collected Ia the vault all night
and when a match was struck 10.
day % light the jet a terrific OK.
ploaion shook the whole building
and shattered the windows Of the
entire structure. The offices OF
the adding machine company were
wrecked Every one who was there
az the time WAS more OF less hurt
Miss Oaks and Frost were uncon.
scioua when carried ont. aud there
Ia no hope for their recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Amateurs in Burnt Cork
Give Unusually Fine
Performance.

The first performances OF the
Refined Darktown Lady Min.
strels." under the auspices OF the
Seattle Federation OF Women'a
Clubs, last evening al the Moore
theatre proved one OF the clever.
est local shows ever given in the
city.
Success crowned the ondeayora
OF tho SO eomely young ladies'. who
TESTED and warhled pranced and
danced through the program. seem.
ing 20 derive as much FUN them.
selves as the highly amused au.
dionce.
The Jokes and local hits OF the
first act exploded Ia the intefloeu.
tive bonbafdment between the
END ladies" aud aiisa Reuben