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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

The Taft boomers declare it is all
over but the shouting, but then "the
allies" claim Taft will not be nomi
mated, so there you republicans are,
still up in the air. $780,.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

Governor johnson fears centralized
power and predatory wealth. and says
the tariff that shelters the trusts 71ust
be reformed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

Go to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Birdno and son
left Tor New York this morning to be
absent for some time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

CURE cATARRH, RUPTURE, ANGER, scRoFULA EPILEPSY
NERVOUS DECLINE, BLOOD SON. VITALITY,
AND DRAINS ERRORS DEVsL oeMENT, STRUCTURE, eLEET
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-10

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WE CURE:


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL

LAHAINA, Maui, November IA
heavy trade wind made the dust very
active in Lahaina from Thursday night
till Saturday morning. Scarcely any
damage has been done.
Rev. R. B. Dodge, of Waikiki, and
Rev. E. B. Turner, of Paia, were in
Lahaina on Thursday. Both gentlemen
visited the Lahaina school.
Four of the Molokai teachers have
been in Lahaina visiting the public
school and attending the Lahaina teach
ers monthly meeting.
The teachers of Lahaina district and
Molokai held a very successful meeting
at LahainaIuna on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Macdonald and Inspector Wells
read papers on the Importance of teach
ing English well and on methods of
teaching it. Miss Krout, who is visit
ing Mrs. Macdonald, kindly gave free
lecture before the teachers on the
Boxers of China.
The Rev. D. w. K. White, who is an
expert builder of houses, as well as a
fine builder of religious and moral char
acter, is renovating the Nowlein cot
tage for Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham.
The Mr.. Paschall, young man from
the State University, Raleigh, N. c.,
has arrived at Lahainaluna to take
charge of one of the industrial depart
ments of teaching. This school has
now an excellent staff of teachers and
perhaps the best class of students at
tending any school of the Islands. The
young men go there to work and hav-
ing fine buildings, shops, tools, gardens,
etc, they make the most of their time.
The boys are always engaged so that
there is no time for anything but i'm
provement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
MET DEATH IN HIS
HURRY To CELEBRATE

WAILUKU, Maui, November 1.-THE
coroner held an inquest over the body
of Huguchi, japanese, whose death
was reported last week.
An autopsy was performed by DR.. st.
Sure. This showed beyond doubt that
the man had died from the effects of
poisonous gases.
A number of Japanese witnesses
were called. They all testified practic-
ally to the same effect. They were in
a hurry to use up all of the powder in
order to get away to Waikiki and at
tend the celebration of their Emperor s
birthday.
They set off one hundred sticks of
number one giant powder, and instead
of waiting long enough to clear out the
tunnel, they went in with a car to hur-
ry the excavation of the debris.
Before they had gone far one of the
men felt the effects of the gases and
turned back while the other went
ahead. 1t was long time before the
men on the outside suspected something
wrong and went to ascertain the
trouble. About four hundred feet from
the tunnel they found the one who had
tried to get out. He was in a serious
condition, but soon revived after being
brought out to the fresh air.
The other man was found about four
hundred feet from the inner end of the
tunnel. He was dead at the time he
was found, and nothing could be done
for him.
The japanese stated it was their own
fault and that the man s death was
due entirely to their own carelessness
and haste to get to town.
An effort was made by Attorney Pros
ser for the Waikiki Sugar Company to
fix the cause of death on Carl f. VALID
eyer. The claim was made that the
plant was not sufficient.
The verdict of the jury was that
death was due to asphyxiation due to
the carelessness of the men who went
into the danger before the proper time. |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
HONOKAA SCHOOLHOUsE
COMPLETED On TIME

HILO, Hawaii, Nov. 7-Contractor
James D. Lewis finished the four-room
school house at Honokaa within time,
saving himself from being mulcted in
the sum of ten dollars a day, the penalty
imposed. The time at his disposal was
short and the school officials in Homo
lulu hardly thought he would be able
to complete the building by the given
date.
The bark Emily F. Whitney is tax
ing ties aboard as quickly as they can
be handled, the Hawaii Mahogany Lum-
Der Company loading them on cars
alongside the mill and delivering them
daily at the Hilo Railroad wharf where
they are slung aboard the Whitney.
/ She will go to San Francisco direct.
John K. Dillon and family left on
the Enterprise for San Francisco where
they expect to remain. Mr. Dillon took
with him from Manager Webster of Pc
peekeo, a very valuable remembrance
of the work he had done at the plan
tation as bookkeeper.
The japanese fishermen, who secured
the whale prize finished getting oil last
week. There is some bone that they
are now working after, otherwise the
skeleton is as perfect as when the big
fish was first hauled up high and dry
on the beach where it stil remains.
Activity of the fire at the Volcano is
increasing, and its reflection has been
plainly visible in Hilo nearly every
night within the past week. Some peo-
pie attribute the recent warm wave in
Hilo to the heat from Halemaumau, or
it may have been the result of an over
heated political atmosphere.
The work of registering Chinese-b born
citizens is going on merrily. No fewer
than 155 cards of Identification were
issued by Inspector Brown during the
week he was in Hilo, mostly to children,
and there will be about hundred more
ready for him when he returns early
next month.
An election bet was paid yesterday
when Antoine Andrade, Demo
crat, wheeled Frank da Campbell, Re
publican, down Waianuenue street, be-
cause Kuhio beat McCandless in the
vote for Delegate on this island
Charlie David has arrived in Hilo,
with his two race-horses Yolo Girl and
Trilby Green, prepared to put up good
run for the Merchants Purse at the
New Year races.
Mr.. Adam Lindsay is expected back
in Hilo by Christmas, having planned
to leave Europe about the middle of
this month.
Felix Brughelli was a passenger to
San Francisco by the Enterprise, to
have look at his farm in Napa Coun-
ty, Cal. He will probably be back on
the return trip
Norman G. Campion, of Papaikou,
left on the Enterprise for brief visit
to San Francisco, expecting to return
by the same vessel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
.HONOLULAN WELCOMES
FLEET To JAPAN

In the Yomiuri Shimbun, japanese
vernacular newspaper published in To,
kio while the Atlantic fleet was in Jap
anese waters, is poem of welcome in
English, written by Philip Henry
Dodge, of Honolulu, who is at present in
the Nipponese capital. The poem is as
follows:
To the American Fleet.
o sailor men, sailing out into the West,
With flag of the red, white and blue,
We give you welcome, we give you
our best,
As we would be treated by you.
o sailor men, when you sail back to the
East,
When this happy journey is through,
Tell all the good people from the great
est to least,
The japanese nation is true.
The Japan Times also published the
following poem by Mr.. Dodge:
The Sun and the Stars.
Throughout long miles of public way
Above each door,
The scene is gay with banners bearing
suns or stars
AS long as heaven and earth shall stay
For evermore,-
Let none attempt to rend apart the
sun and stars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09

Lord Roberts once promised to in
spect the boys brigade battalion in
Glasgow, but at the last moment was
prevented by illness. A local officer
was secured to fill his place, and in
selling tickets for the inspection it
was thought only fair to let purchasers
know that the distinguished field
marshal would not be present. One
small brigade boy came up and asked
for two tickets for his father and
mother. The clerk said. ''Do your
father and mother know that Lord
Roberts is not to be PRESENT." The
boy replied, with a look of self-con-
fdence. cts no Lord Roberts they re
comm to see, it 5 me-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
30 WO
JADE JEWELRY

Bracelets, Pins, Rings, In Innumer.
able designs. Best of workmanship al
the lowest price
HOTEL STREET, between Smith and
Maunakea Streets z. o. B. 1907
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING CHAM
BERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

You will pay just as much for a bot
tie of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as
for any of the other cough medicines,
but you save money by buying it. The
saving is in what You get, not what YOU
pay. The sure-to-cure-you quality is in
every bottle of this remedy. and you
get good results when you take it. For
sale at all dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. ". Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE co. St. Louis, Z S A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-09

Whitney & Marsh are offering a
great bargain in Arnold s reliable
wash goods, thirtv-three inches wide,
at 15c.; formerly sold at 25c.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
NEW POST FOR MAGOON /?
BeiicUed That He WW Be GoUernOr
General of Philippines.
TFrom The Tribune Bureaul

Washington Dec. I9.-It is regarded in inner
circles in Washington practically settled that
Judge Charles E. Magoon, now Provisional Gov
ernor of Cuba, will be requested by the Presi-
dent-elect to accept the office Of Governor Cen
eral OF the Philippines. Governor Magoon's
present tour OF duty Will end with the inaugura-
tion of President Gomez on February %, and he
will come north Immediately. He has been
practically four years resident of the tropics.
having been Governor OF Panama before going
to Cuba, and he has filed both positions with
exceptional ability. For this reason he is re-
garded as likely to make an exceptional success
in the position Of Governor General of the Phil
ippines and Mr.. Taft's deep and abiding in
terest in the islands will insure the selection
for that important office Of a man with special
qualifications and attainments.
It is regarded probable that Judge Magoon
will be permitted to take considerable rest
before entering upon the duties Of his new post,
and ii is not improbable that he VIII be sent on
some foreign mission in Northern latitudes be
fore going again to the tropics
The present Governor General Of the Philip
pines, Judge Smith, is anxious to receive an ap
pointment TO the federal bench in this country
and It is assumed that he will be nominated for
such Office by the future President whenever
Judge Magoon Is prepared to relieve him.
Judge Magoon has been frequently mentioned
for the portfolio OF War IN President Taft's
Cabinet, and that he may ultimately attain that
position IS regarded not at all improbable
The present indications are, however, that Sec
retary Wright will remain in the Cabinet for
time. perhaps throughout Judge Magoon's ex-
pected incunlbency as Governor General of the
Philippines.
The friends Of George Won L. Meyer, now
Postmaster General believe that he will sue
eeed Mr.. Newberry as Secretary Of the Navy,
and II is freely intimated that sooner later
William Loeb, jr4 secretary to the President.
Will be offered the portfolio of Commerce and
Labor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
CABINET NOT CHOSEN
KNOX ONLY RECENT Sc
LECTION, TAFT SAYS.
Preadent-elect UW Consult Future
Secretary Of State Before Mak-
ing Further appointments.

.ur,lsta, Ga, Dec 19.-Answering the nu-
.-ofs newspaper Cabinet suggestions which
,.,-e been msde recently IN many quarters.
,,-se;5ent-elect Taft said tonight that he had
-osde no progress whatever in making up his
,,sb,ret aside from the Knox announcement
admitting that nearly all OF the names sug-
rss+es in the papers have also been suggested
: him and that IN nearly all instances he
enough. well Of the men, he insisted that he
- reached no determination. and that there
,ss pot pending any offer Of any position to
any one
sfnoe his arrival here Mr.. Taft said he had
,ae3 free from active negotiation" regarding
tis cabinet. aside from the telegram which he
-.,efved yesterday from Senator Knox. In this
.,-,artfon he added that he had made no en-
-oqsnen:s for conferences on that or other
-b,erts Air. Taft said he had not yet writ
e, senator Knox Of his desire to see him here,
s,5 that be had not heard from the Senator eN-
,srr through the acceptance telegram Mr.
rrae, said he should consult his future Secretary
= state thoroughly before going further into
=. cabinet making business and expressed
--.,- satisfaction that Senator Knox had con-
go 10 become q member OF his official fam
ly-
n TAFT said to-day that he had made no
,ou7cernent regarding the calling Of an extra
sassion Of Congress other than that made by
.4r, during the campaign. which was to the ef
set that there would be no delay. 1t is his pur-
-ose he said to-day to consult with Senators
and Representatives On the subject before decid-
iug OF definite date.
on Monday the Taft family will leave the
home ot Mr.. and Mrs. Landon A Thomas to take
,p their occupancy Of the Terrett cottage, with
which aIr Taft is greatly pleased The cottage
was built Ct least seventy years ago. 1t Is
snacjous and OF homelike arrangements. 1t is
SCI II ground Of trees and shrubbeTy. and
with lis comfortable furnishings is most attrac-
I'VE 4 wide reception hall through the centre
separates Mrs. Tafts reception room and the
hiz Office room on one side from q large recep-
tion room for Mr.. Taft and capacious bedroom
end bathroom On the other. On the second floor
are sIeepIng rooms for the children A new and
broad boardwalk has been built from the house
% the side entrance of the Bon Air Hotel where
the family will go for meals
NJ Taft played golf to-day, and, with Mrs
Taft md the boys, was member of a box party
given IN his honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas at a
local theatre here tonight. The appearance Of
The President-elect at the theatre resulted in
making the occasion one for an elaborate social
demonstration IS well as Of popular interest
The Presi6ent-elect has consented TO be the
guest Of honor at g dinner TO be given some
tine n the near future by the Country Club. on
whose golf links he Is to spend several hours
daily during his stay IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
BOY HERO GUARDS BABY.
Tries in Vain to Protect Infant
Brother from FLAMES.

Three small children were badly burned In
fire which destroyed the tenement house at NO
1905 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. yesterday Ihe
youngest a sfx-months- baby, now in St
Mary's Hospital is not expected to live. The
building burned RAPIDLY and the firemen had to
wage a desperate battle. The burned children
named Jackson.
When the fremen arrived they thought the
house was empty, but woman rushed up 10
them crying: MY babies are in there! Up on
the third foor." Three Of the fire fighters
dashed up the stairs, and. throwing open the
hall door to the Jackson apartment, they FOUND
James, five years old, bending over the oody Oh
his baby brother, Peter, trying to protect II
from the flames Martha, three years DID, was
crying and trying to beat out the flames Both
James and Martha were painfully burned, but
they will recover.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
SUPPORT BOTH FAMILIES.
JUDGES Decision Bloc to Re
married DiUOrced Men.

ST. Louis, Dec. ia decision that divorced
woman may seize her former husbands earnings
and property to enforce the payment OF all
mony even though he has married again. was
handed down by the Court of Appeals mere 10
dav 1t Is said by lawyers that the ruling will
make scores of men responsible for the support
of two families.
The case reached the court when Miles Ander-
son, clerk refused to pay his former wlre 80
month"; decreed in the divorce which she had
obtained from him. He set forth that he hao
married again, and that a hardship would re-
suit If he were compelled to keep up the pay
ments The first Mrs. Anderson garnisheed his
salary and won the case in the lower court the
appeal of Anderson resulting in an affirmation
of This finding
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
FOR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Held That Missouri Statutes DO Not
Prohibit It's Treatment.

Warrensburg Mo- Dec 13-Circuit Judge
Thurmond decided in test case to-day that
there is no law in Missouri prohibiting the
nractice Of healing by members OF the Chris
tian Science Church.
Information had been fled against Mrs. Lena
A Jaccard and Mrs. Theresa NJ. Haywood
Christian Science practitioners of Kansas City,
I,,- Ewing CockreI, Prosecuting Attorney of
+l,is county. who is & son Of Francis NJ Cock
rar q member of the Interstate Commerce
Commission The defendants were charged
with violating the laws that make It an offence
to treat the sick for pay without a license The
defendants treated Mrs. Surelda Wyrick, Of
Knobnoster, through the medium Of Christian
Science and for their services received $04
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PISTOL, DUEL IN CROWDED STREET.
Christmas Shoppers See Police Chief and
Adversary Shot to Death.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune,


WytheviTe, Va, Dec. 19.-Chief of Police
Walter McClintock shot to death in the
main street here this afternoon by E. A Greg
ger, upon whom he was serving a warrant. and
Cregger himself killed, either by McClin-
tock OF some one else in the crowd. McC1intock
died Immediately from several wounds. and
Cregger lived only a few minutes.
The shooting occurred about o'clock, when
the streets were crowded with Saturday even
ing and Christmas shoppers. Chief McClintock
and deputy had warrant for f. A. Cregger
and his brother, David Cregger. sworn out by
brother OF the CHIEF. charging them with rob-
berry When the officers met the Creggers in
front of the courthouse and told them they had
a warrant for their arrest, E. A. Cregger drew
his revolver and began firing McCIintock
The officer returned the fire and the shooting be-
came general David Cregger was arrested
after the shooting.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
CANAL WILL BE DONE IN SIX YEARS
Panama Railroad Foreman Ridicules Stories
of Underground Lakes and Disasters

Los Angeles, Dec. 19.-F. G. Kuehnle, general
vreckng foreman the Panama Rail Road. who
is on a vacation with his family in this city says
that the Panama Canal will be completed in six
years and that stories of underground lakes, fatal
slides and other disasters untrue. and work a
great injury 20 the responsible for the prog
ress on the canal.
The undertaking is going forward with great
dispatch" said Mr.. Kuehne. and the officers in
charge will get credit for wonderful work when
the task is finished. The stories that circu-
lated In this country making out that the canal
will not be finished false and unjust.
There are now about twenty-five thousand men
working on the canal, of whom six thousand are
Americans. good many are Spanish, and they
make good woTkmen."
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
EX-SENATOR MERRIMoN's SON HELD.
Arrested for Stealing Fittings from Navy
Yard-Needed Money to Care for Baby.

Richard Merrmon. OF the late Augustus S
Merrimon former Senator from North Carolina
was held for stealing 10 cents worth OF electrical
fittings from the Brooklyn Navy Yard by United
States Commissioner Benedict yesterday after being
confined eighteen hours without food in the Flat
bush police station, Brooklyn
The police he neglected because there
was provision for federal prisoners The pris-
oner, who is college graduate and former MEM
Der of the bar in North Carolina said he was in
toxicated when he took the fittings and added that
drink had caused his downfall He lives with his
young wife and their baby at No. 3S5 South Ist
street. Brooklyn
1t was learned last night that Merrimon had
been in the habit of giving to his wife all his
earnings at the navy yard not retaining enough
to pay his carfare. and walking to and from his
work The fact that his wife had hardly money
enough TO care for their three weeks old baby
weighed heavily upon him. lie said that Captain
Needer the captain OF the yard, had been inclined.
IN view cf the circumstances. to discharge him
from custody hut thai Rear Admiral Goodrich
had ordered that he be prosecuted