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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-09

the morning paper Il standing as as
suming the highest degree of purity
but being, In fact, the most evil and
most thoroughly un-Amcrican factor
IN Hawaii today.
with what supreme contempt
would the article attacking the Amer
lean mechanic. contained in this
mornings paper, be received in the
United States Congress that appro-
priatcd for the Pearl Harbor Naval
station. '
What cheers would greet the re-
Spouse of President Smith of tho
Merchants Association that the in
suit to the American workingman
and, By inference, the officers of the
American Government does not ex-
press the sentiment of the people of
Honolulu!
The situation presented today Is
not a newonc. 1t is an old story. .
The only question is: how long the
people will stand insult and misrop-
resentation
Officers OF the Government are nat
urally disposed to believe that the
policy does represent the community
because 1t is accepted year in and
year out with perfunctory protest.
| That there may be no wrong I'M
preston regarding what the morning
1 4 1t L.,
paper thinks OF the American me-
chahlc from the Coast. the editorial
OF the Advertiser Is given:
Many OF our friends like the idea
OF bringing men IN from the Goa
ana aodlhs them TO the population.
mere are some good points about this
piah' mt there are more aisadVan-
tages. So long as willing worker
on the SOIL Is Idle, we are only max
ing matters worse FOR him by import
ing a man for the job he could fill.
furthSrmore, our own citizen labor
we nave no trouble with, but citizen
lapoF from California might do the
/ community more harm than good.
FOR instance the laborers brought
IRON California IN 1899 by Lord "
belser ana by the contractors who
We're putting up new buildings, AT
once organized unions and made
themselves obnoxious to the business
community by their threats OF boycott
ing ana their war on orientals'
Among the last things they did in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-09
BOB LEVY SPEAKS

Editor Evoning Bulletins:
Again / soc my name used In derlslon
by -- ~ , who edits the
morning abusar, who assassinatcs
character for pay, who has most of
the people in Honolulu "buffaloed;"
who stands in with the gang that
never fail TO get their man, who is n
Non" in politics, who is a Japanese
lover by choice, who with w. a. kim
ney and Tailor, runs the sheriT's Of"
fee, &C., sc,
suppose the big "Blulfer' CON
siders me poor ana the least harmful.
ROBT. LEVY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-09

Tonight the Kamehameha Manual
Schools VIII hold their closing exer-
aisos In tho assembly rooms. The
friends Of the graduating class have
been Invited TO attend. Following Is
the program:
Prelude -OGcrtolrc in % Minor.
=. ..,.....,..... Baptiste
Miss $. l.. Byington.
invocation .....................
Rev. Bradford Lcavitt, y. u.
Response Aloha no Ia Haiku"
............... Liliuokalani
Choir Boys.
Essay--"Ancient Hawaii As Told
by a Retainer" ...............
Julia Lazaro.
Mele-"He Inoa no Pauahi" $50.
........... Prince LeloioholSu
Essay Modern Hawaii" ..,.....
Henry Waiau.
Essay Industries of Ancient Ha-
wall" ...... ..............
Elizabeth MACY.
Chorus-liawaiian Hymn ....
......,...... u. \. p. Newcomb
, Boys GlCc Club
Essay industries; of Modern Ha-
wall ................
John pahia.
Essay Influence OF Kamehamoha
on the Future Of Hawaii" .......
Joseph ordcnsteln.
Chorus of Vintages. Henry Smart
School Tor Girls.
Essay In Ancient and
Modern Hawaii" ...........
Lillian Brosd.
Essay Hawaii of Tomorrow" $50.
James MahiSoa.
Chorus--Recesgional ..... De Koyon
Boys Glee Club.
Presentation OF Certificates.
Hawaii Ponoi"
Behediciloh ..y........
Rev. John /. HOpwoOd.
"Kamehameha School for Girls Call"
Senior Class
POstludc in u Fiat Lcfeburc Wely
The graduating class of 1908 con-
sists of the following pupils Of The
school:
Girls School Academic Depart.
ment: Al Moe Al Kui, Hannah Az
.au, Lillian Louise Broad, Emclio Ku-
ALI Dunn. Mary Kaohukcaokalani CO
hicr Adelinc Poipe Hose, Julia Kali
lani LaGaro, Emma NJ. Makahanoha-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-09
CONGRESS TIE POWER
Washington. y. c..
May %, 1908.
Mr.. " K. Harrington. Honolulu, Ha-

MNF . z, IJNos
Mr.. " X. Harrington, Honolulu, Ha-
wall.
NJ, Dear Sir want to thank
you personally for your editorial of
MAJ End on Hawaii and Congress
Aional Friends.
Ia fhis editorial, you have very
cnnriseIy summed up an extremely
imuoriant question of policy, which
concerns The entire territory, and
one which our people at home are in
need Of having emphasized. Partic-
rlarly is this true in the face of an
impending revision of the tariff. with
the detailed schedules of that tariff
the President will have little to do,
whoever he may be: on the other
hand, Congress has power to either
make or break the territory in that
one bill alone.
. IN view Of the large amount and
wide variety of legislation when we
are going to have to ask from Com
sresS within the next decade. 1t
seems 20 me of the utmost impor-
lance that our people should come to
realize the fact that our relations
with Congress are of the first impor-
lance; and, although the favor of the
Executive is always to be desired, yet
after all It is secondary to that of the
legislative branch of the Government.
With thanks for your vigorous ut
lutrerance on this subject, | am,
Yours very truly,
J. KALANIANAOLE.
) = : = = + - !. T. !. I. !. T. !. !. !. !.
insnan Of America and the inreren-
t!dl siur on officials whom the Gov
eminent has directed to establish Il
naval station at Pearl Harbor Mt the
earliest possible day. might well call
forth the remark from representative
/ Won disclaiming that statements an
pearing in Thurstong paper represent
the public opinion Of this city.
Citizens Of the Territory know that
the insult and the Misrepresentation
the sneor and the threat, are daily
tools aud implements Brought into
action for the furtherance of the old,
old reqCtionary and dishonest policy
that has characterized this abusive
paper since annexation.
Periodically it makes loud protes-
tations Of It's Intensified American
loyalty and every time the Territory
comes anywhere near approaching Il
DECENT practical American ideal, the
soft words are turned into phrases Of
viIliAcation and infamous attack.
II is not necessary to recount tho
'disreputable record of sycophantic
and traitorous turning that has givcr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-09
---ss r-z-r---z .rls, a.~s-

American mechanics employed b."
the American Government Hrr GOOD
enough Americans FOR ih" Americans
%. Hawaii
orr uwa citizen labor is nOt 'noiug
sighted. and in view of the very lib
cral treatment by the Federal GOV
eminent there Us every reason why
Hawaii should not hunt trouble with
the American mechanic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10

7O9 deaths In the archipelago. An
official report from st. Petersburg, sent
in the later part Of September says:
"The alarming situation continues. The
News is contaminated. Most csses now
occur in the old quarter OF the city, netr
the Royal Pslsce Schools, poorhousts,
and other public institutions have been
converted into hospitals, but still the
supply Of physicians, nursss, hospitsl
Accommodations, ambulances, etc., is
insufficient. "DuriDg the week ended
Ser tsmber 10 there we're 2, 0lS cases and
$40 Deaths"
Col. VIM. F. Stewart, coast artillery
corps, has been recommended to the
president by the army retiring board for
retirement from active service, because
of physical disability incurred In the
course ofhis mill arg duties. The report
of the bosrd was drawn up today by
Captain Charles 4. Rowland, the re-
cOrder aud, after being reviewed by the
members this afternoon aud approved 1t
was signed by Brig. Gen. William P.
Hall, president at the board. Toe re-
port was promptly started on Its way 10
the president through the regulation
military channels. Regardless OF any
action taken by Secretary OF War
Wright, whether he approves or dissp-
proves of it 1t will be forwarded BY him
t. the president for final action.
This was dag of political activity at the
White House, with indications pointing to
further consideration of how the G1mpers
assault on Judge Taft might be modified and
organized labor directed in its voting course
TO the republican ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
Denies Marriage.

Liverpool, Oct. lO.-T an not mar
ried to Mr.. Thomas" This was state
ment made today by Miss Sylvia speer,
the Atlantis, Ga, heiress who wss IT,
ported to have m5rried her fathers chsuf-
feur, Russell Thomas, and who was hust'
led off to Europe by her mother as re-
suit of the marriage. Mrs. W. A. SPetr
and her daughter arrived Oh the Campsnis
Other than TO deny the marriage neither
mother nor daughter would mske state
ment. Miss Speer is the daughter OF the
wealthy Georgian, aud her reported mat
rlmoniai venture caused sensation 10
Atlantis society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
TELEdRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Joseph o. Conner, editor OF the
R chts err, N. Y, Post Express, died
this morning.
The Chalmers Detroit, driven by w.
r. Burns, flashed over the line winner
10 t5e Jericho stakes, at Motor Park
way, New York, today, going the 14O.76
miles in 8 hours 2 minutes and SO
seconds. Another Ohslmers-D Detroit
won the secO1d place.
Luring his esirauged wife to Philsdel.
phia by a message announcing his own
death, Fred Weismsn, of Newark, N
J shot her down in a room 10 the.Hsy
Market Hotel today and then blew out
bis own brains. The woman is In the
Samaritan Hospital and has chance to
recover.
On the trail of what they now believe
to have been 8 cruel murder, New York
police authorities today have taken
Mrs. Frances Mcleod to Belford, N j.,
to identity, if possible, the body OF the
child buried there as thst of her son
Harold who disappeared from his
Brooklyn home week ago lsst We'd
nesdsy.
10 danger of complete defeat In his
plans for general cleaning up OF st.
Petersburg 10 guard sgsinst q recurrence
of the cholera epidemic, Premier stoly-
pin is trying now to slsrm the capitals
commercial interests by pointing out
that the city is doomed as a business
center unless prompt steps are taken to
make 1t reasonably healthy place 10
which to live. The cholera cases have
fallen to about 100 day, due to the To-
creasing cold. One OF the new cases
was found In the Souvoriu thester dur
ing q performance and Its discovery
create a panic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
ALEX ANDRTA HOSPITAL.

At the first meeting of the season Of
the Board of Managers OF the Alexandra
Hospital, resolution was passed direct
ing the secretary to express through the
columns of tho Alexandria Gazette their
ppreciation of the work ofall concerned
ia TIE Effort to make success Of "Alex-
qndria Hospital Day" at Luna Park,
August l9.h.
10 pursuance of this action Of the
toard, the secretary would hereby ex-
end their most hearty thanks to the ex.
ecutive committee in charge of the pro-
grsmme for alexandria Hospital Day."
to the auxiliary society, to the proprie-
tor, OF Luna Park, and to the general
public, whose patronage, so generously
bestowed, contributed largely to make
the day a SUCCESS and by so doing added
a liberal sum to the funds of the institu-
ton. ALICE E. CoLQUHoUN,
Seer tary Board Of Managers of Alexan-
dria Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
MYSTERIOUS Deaths.

New York, Oct. 10.-Bound face to
face with rope and wire, the bodies OF q
man and woman, extensively clad, were
found today hosting on tie waters OF
Jamaica bay, and the Brooklyn police
ere investigating what promises ID be
one of the deepest mysteries In years.
Murder or suicid;? That is the question.
That the suicide theory is possible is in
dictated ~ the fact that to the woman's
wrist was wired handsome alligator
bag Containing mutilated letters and q
lone $40 bill. All marks of identity
had been tffaced from the two victims.
The woman was blond about thirty.
On her finger wss wedding RUG. She
had never known privatiVn nor had the
man who died with her. His hands
were well kept and In his pocket was
handsome gold watch and chain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
BLANKET MORTGAGE.

A mortgage to secure an issue of 81, =
900. 900 per cent. bonds, consisting OF
1000 bonds OF the par value of 81, 900
each; payable September l, 1858, was
recorded 10 Washington, yesterday, by
the Washington, Arlington and Falls
Church Railway Company upon lis prop
erty. The Girsrd Trust Company, OF
Philadelphia, is named as trustee.
1t is stated that the object of the COM
psny, which operates a trolley line from
the Virginia end of the Aqueduct bridge
to the National cemetery at Arling-
ton, and one to Fall Church, lie to re-
deem two bond issues now on the prop
erty. New roadway about to be bull,
and new equipment to be purchased, are
to be paid for out OF the issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10

THE RED HORSE and It's rider, which
we are told are TO take pesce from the
earth, seem to be about 10 come foith.
A war spirit is sppsrsnt in the Balkans
which may end ia setting all Europe
abiaze. The black horse of famine and
the pale steed with death in its wake
have recently appeared in Russia, the
Philippines and other psrts Of the
globe, and now earthquake shocks in
southwestern Russia are causing serious
pincs among the Inhabitants. Many
persons have been injured in attempting
t. escape from buildings. Several rail-
road bridges have been shaken to
such an extent that trains on Sll
roads have been ordered to reduce
their speed to seven miles an hour.
While in our own country there have
been no epidemics, iariues, wsrs or
earthquakes, thousands Of people have
recently been thrown out Of employ
ment with the wiDter almost at their
doors. Wars and rumors Of var, fimi-
mes, pesIilisnce and earthquakes have
always been regarded as accompaniment
of the latter days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
TOday's Telegraphic News
The Balkan Situation.

London, Oct. l0.-Tne graVest lear
in London diplomatic circles today IL
that Servis will precipitste q war before
the other powers have had time to
strsightsn ont the Balkan tsngle.
II Servia will delay but few days,
the belief Is strong here that England,
France and Russia can effect confer
ence that will arrange peaceful settle
ment. If the Servisn hot heads carry
the day the foreign Office will not predict
the outcome, other than to say that 1t
will invite the obIit,ration Of the Ser
Wan empire.
England has sent assurances to Turkey
that she will checkmste the reported
plan Of Egypt to throw Of the suzersin.
ty Of Turkey. England is perfectly sat
s6ed with the stStus quo in Egypt as to
sll iutents and purposes the Khedive's
country is noS possession of England,
even though On annual tribute is paid TO
Turkey.
The admiralty announced today that
it would soon have twelve Eoglish wsr-
sh FPS 10 the Aegean sea. Their dispatch
is for the purpose OF preventing the
allegiance Of Crete to Greece. Orete has
already thrown off the Turkish yoke,
but Greece, which at first announced that
she would accept the union, sgsinst her
better judgment has not officially acted,
and England's course will undoubtedly
prevent the contamination of this move.
Belgrade, Oct. l0.-Ssrvis today had
the sole alternative ola war against Aus
,ris or civil war.
Great throngs Of infuristed people,
thousands of whom hocked into the city
from the rural sections, are now sur
rounding the parliament building, the
kings palace ard the public buildings,
threatening 10 "tear the city to pieces
unless the nalioual assembly declares wsr
against Austria.
Troops have repeatedly been forced to
repel attacks sgaiust the Austrian lega-
ton, and we're 1t not for the guard t1s'
has been thrown about the legation,
there is no doubt but the maddeoed
5erVisns would wreck the place and slsy
Tie Aus,risn minister aud the s'tIches.
Many have been hurt 10 rioliUg sround
the legation.
The Setvisn premier admits that war
is apparently unavoidable and the she'll
ing OF Belgrade By the Austrian gunooats
that are even now training their guns on
the city from their anchorage 10 the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1908.

Mr. BRYAN ia his speech IN chicago
on Thursday made some observations
which should impress themselves upon
the voters of the country. Among other
things he said II have made my fight
and stand the representative of millions
of people who believe as l do, and say
to the president that he should stand
aside and let his man and me fight it
out eiore the American people" He
riddled Mr.. TafPs utterances on the
tariff, the labor and the trust questions,
and scathingly attacked President Rooae-
yelt for interfering in the campaign.
The president, he charged, had violated
both the spirit and the letter OF every
civil service Law by iDtimidating the
several hundrrd thousand oficeholders,
and added
You do not dare indOrSe Mr.. Roose-
velt's degradation of the high office ne
holds by using it ss he is doing to elect
his man. He is destroying the civil
service, which he claims to defend. lie
offends the American sense Of justice
and fsir play. He violates a Tradition
as old as our government. / have
right to condemn bis action. II he can
use 100, 1000 oficebolders to nominate
bis man, aud use the presidency to cleo!
his mao, then a bad president can do 1t.
I have no corporation behind me- l
have 10 rich relatives to furnish money
for the campaign. l had but one thiog
to rely upon and that Was my advocacy
of things that l believe and that the peo-
pie of my party believe.
He told bis hearers that the presi-
dents attempt to use his Office to elect 3
member OF his Cabinet to the presidency
could no more be defended than a mon
archy could be defended because the
king happened to be good king. What
the president was doing wss offensive to
the American idea, and be expressed the
belief that the American voters would
not tolerate it.
81 believe" be said, "ihst the presi-
dents Interference violates 8 sense Of
Justice that can be found in every hui
man heart, end have right to crIti-
ciss this use of the presidency"
He tlen gsve his own ideal of the
presidency. ss follows:
/ believe thst wnen man occupies
that Office and holds in bis hand the
peoples power he ought not to be
tempted to use il for his own ambition.
l believe that he ought to be there,
ready TO devote himself to the welfare OF
his country, and not to concern himself
about the nomination of bis successor
II sm elected | want to tear from my
heart every selfish ambition and for -four
yesrs give TO my county Whatever Sbil-
ity | have that | may work tn make this
again government in which the people
rule aud under which every citizen shall
draw from society reward pr0portionate
TO the services he renders his fellow
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
More Than Enough is Too Much

To maintain health, a mature man or
woman needs just enough food to repair
the waste and supple energy and body
heat. The hsbiLusl consumption of
more food than is necessary for these
purposes is the prime cause of stomach
troubles, rheumatism and disorders OF
the kidneys. II oublsd with indiges.
ton, revise your diet, let reason and
not sppstite control and take few
doses of Ohamberlsin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and you will soon be all
right again. For sale by w. F. Oreigh-
ton & Co., and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
nannha /. momenLarllY expectsd.

Dsuube Is momentarily expected.
Todsy's situation is 3 complete resc-
ton from the calmer feeling that posses
ed the city during part Of yesterday.
The Skupsbtins met in exlrAordi-
nary session this morning and it's con-
VIBRATION was amid much disturbance.
Il is morally certain it will accede to
the demands of the people The law.
mskera themselves are largely in favor oil
wsr aud with the backing OF nine-tenths
OF the populsce the king and his minis
tiers will be oVerridden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
Stock Exchange Denounced.

New York, Oct l0.-Denounciug tie
New York Stock Exchange as a gigsn-
tic vampire which sucks out the life
blood of the country's toilers, declaring
1t a gambling den pure and simple and
advocating the abolition Of speculative
trading In stocks and 81 the ticker, R.
F. Buchanan, organizer and manager
of the defunct stock brokerage house OF
A. o. Brown & Co., today gave out an
interview unparalleled In the annals Of
the street, for its denunciation Of the ex-
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
Second Marathon Race.

London, Oct. 10 Forty run ner' be-
gan a second Marathon race tjdsy over
the same course on which JohuJ. Hayes
won everlasting honor 10 the Olympic
contest from Windsor Palace to the
5 adium. One American was entered
Percy smsllwood, the other runners be-
ing from European countries. Het ri
Siret Of France won the race here today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-10
JEALOUSY CAUSES DOUBLE
TRAGEDY,

A double and what may prove triple
killing took place about 8 O'Clock Thurs
day night at the home of Charles Fair,
six miles from Manassas, when g. Fair
shot and instantly killed AL Fair, his
brother, and in the same manner would
ed Tuck Posey, his brotber'in.law, who
In turn killed Ed Fair with an axe. Ed
Fair, q native of Fairfax county. some
years ago married Miss Posey and moved
to Baltimore to live. For some reason
Fairs wife left him not long since and
returned to her home in Prince William.
Several months ago Ed Fair came back
10 his old home and endesvored to effect
8 reconciliation with his wife, but she
would not consent to live with him.
Thursday night Fair went to the home
of his brother, AL Fair, WHO'S unmarried,
and found his wife and her brother, Tuck
Posey, there. 10 rage of jealousy Ed
Fair returned to his house, procured b s
gun and filed his pockets with shells.
He retrsced his steps to the house OF al
Fair, declaring that he was going to
kill his wife and any one else who at
tempted to interfere with him. Entering
the room, in which his wife, his brother
aud brolher.in-law were, he leveled the
gun at his wife's head. Al Fair spraDg
between Mrs. Fair and his brother and
received q load of buck-shot full in the
ksad.
Beyond all control E Fair wss about
to FIRE a second losd into the body of bis
prostr to brother when Tuck Posey
grabbed him and endeavored to take the
gun from his grasp. In the scUfils the
gun Was discharged, part OF the load
akiog effect in Posey's side and back.
Both men fell and in some unaccouut-
qble manner Posey got on top Of Fair.
Posey then called to Mrs. Fair to bring
him an axe. She did 90 and with it
Posey Drained the man who started the
trouble.
DR.. J. M. Lewis was summoned from
Manassas, but when he arrived the FAR
brothers were dead. POsey will probs-
bly recover. This Is but another tragedy
to be added TO chapter of tragedies
that have occurred in this same family In
several years. Sometime ago Willie
Beavers, a sou.in-lsw Of Charles Fair,
the latter of whom was the father OF the
Two boys killed Thurtday night, made
40 unsuccessful attsmpt to kill his father
in-lsw. Three years sgo Beavers tried
to kill his wife in Fairfax county and
VIM. Simpson, who lives just below this
city, killed Beavers in an Effort to save
the life of Mrs. Beavers.
Mrs. Beavers then went to live with
Silss Putnam nesr Falls Church. Last
year Putnam murdered Mr.. Beavers and
then took his own life. The body OF Mrs.
Beavers was taken to Pince William
county for interment and her father,
Charles Fair, dropped dead at the grave.
A few months ago Ashel Posey, father of
Tuck Posey, was killed by fall.
A coroner's jury held an inquest yes
terdsy afternoon and held Tuck Posey
and Mrs. Ed Fair responsible for the
killing of Mrs. Fairs husband.
"A gentleman who has just returned
rom Manassas says that Mrs. Fair is the
one who welded the axe. He also says
lhst Tuck Posey will recover.