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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-20

PILES CURED IN 6 TO I4 DAYS.
sPAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
"a days or money refunded,-Made by
PARIS MEDICINE co. Saint Louis
U, S. of A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-20


the Hawaiian people. Your interests
are my interests. My interests are the
interests Of the business community.
If am elected I viii try and make
laws not in the interest of few but
of the whole people. am business
man and not n talker. ] thank you"
Logan's Address.
Daniel Logan speaking said:
at is just month since the Re
publican platform and ticket was plac-
ed before this constituency. 1t is near
ly as long since the opposition ticket
was placed before the public. 1t is
therefore about time that the people
were making up their minds. And this
large attendance here in view of the
opposition meetings and the social
events that are going on in Honolulu
make it clear to my mind that the peo-
pie are making up their minds right.
"This election is of more Importance
to the community than it is to the can
didates. / believe that / will be able
to relish my oatmeal on the morning
of November 4, even if the nightmare
of defeat sits on my aldermanic aspira
tions. But believe it will be grea'
misfortune to this community if the
Republican ticket is not elected. There
fore / ask all Republicans to get Out
and work from now until election
day"
Lane to the Hawaiian Cleopatras.
John Lane, candidate for Mayor, wa
the last speaker. He made no pre-
tense of discussing politics, but mad
a speech that seemed to entertain tn
audience, especially the women VIII
! constituted quite proportion of tn
gathering. Some Democratic speake
had said that he was a candidate por
ular only with the ladies. Pleasar IL
y accepting this as the measure of hi
: popularity he appealed to the ladies I
do his electioneering for him and t
= persuade the men to cast their vote
: for him. He told how Cleopatra coul
bend men of every nation and race t
her will, and called on every woma
present to make herself Cleopatra
o his behalf to the extent of using hi
/. womanly influence to secure votes fl
him.
!. Others who spoke were John Hughe
a David Kama, s. p. Correa, Ruel XII
, ney, a. s. Kaleiopu, James Bickne
7 David Kalauokalani, William AHA, w
+, liam Kane, John X. Kamanoulu and
q p. Maielua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-20
Quinn to the Voters.
Here is Jim Quinn s speech:

Here is Jim Quinn s speech:
~ am glad to see so many here
tonight. / am only sorry l cannot ad-
dress you in the Hawaiian language.
We been here long enough; but | guess
/ IN lolo for never could master the
Hawaiian language. l won't talk long.
Short speeches make much music. l
have the honor to stand before you
as candidate for Supervisor on the
Republican ticket. l have nothing to
say about candidates on other ticket.
All ask is that you support me and
mot me alone but the whole ticket.
of / am elected / tell you what ]
propose. / propose to work for good
roads and streets. Let us keep up pub
! lie improvements. Let us keep up the
p, Hawaiian band. / also believe in ar
economical administration of public af
fairs. | want to see the public get thu
worth of its money.
Remember the supervisors this tim
are elected for the whole Island and
shall seek to represent the Fifth Dis
trict ms well as / do the Fourth.
intend to do what is right by ever,
part of the Island.
"This is the motto I have adopted
Malice toward none, good will to all
economical administration of public at
fairs; and good roads and streets"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-20
Aylett's Campaign Button,

William Aylett, candidate for Super
visor, kept the gathering in a good
humor with his talk. He said that when
people met him they asked for his cam
paign buttons; he told them he had no
buttons but that his face spoke for
itself. a button was worn and then
thrown away, but you couldn't throw
his face away.
Comparing the candidates, he asked
If il was the same old Charlie Aehi
they had known SO many years or was
it a new Charlie Acbi, The crowd
answered back that il was the same old
Charlie Achi. Fern, he described as a
pleasant looking mar who speaks sew
eral languages, and that is about all
you can say for him.
"But John Lane is the cocoanut
worth planting. You know his fruit
He has been tried before. Plant hin
again on the third of November.
Won Holt Gets the Crowd.
Harry Won Holt proved by far tn,
most entertaining speaker of the even
ing. He had the crowd with him from
the time he began speaking in Ha
waiian until he finished. He mad
merry thrusts at both Trent and Beck
ley. Quoting Beekley's address to tn
Hawaiian people which the Moo Coy
Chief has issued in printed form, vo
Holt said that Beckley described him
self as having been supercargo run
ming between ports in these Island
The Kinau started from Hilo and the
touched at LaupahOehoe, then at Nj
hukona and then at Kawaiahae. "We
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-20

leave hi mthere, - said Won Holt in allus-
sion to an old saying among Hawaiians
that all fools in the country belong to
Kawaiahae. This created hearty
laugh. So, too, did Won Hollis descrip-
ton of the runners coming to the can
didates with the glad hand outstretch-
ed, telling how they were supporting
the candidates, and when the candi-
dates thanked them, asking for dol
lar or so.
Won Holt in English.
In English Won Holt said;
"If / could only talk in English as
| can in Hawaiian and say nothing, II
would be all right. But when ! see SC
many of my own race here l think II
but Just to say few words in my Owl
behalf. am candidate because o.
the Influences that were brought to bea
on me. | was urged as Republican t.
allow the use of my name as a cand
didate for treasurer. / consulted m.
friends, among them Governor FreaI
He urged me as a civic and a part!
duty to run, and it was not until TIN
matter was presented in this light tina
/ consented. For the first week or s.
after | was nominated it was said tina
/ couldn't be elected because the Civil
Federation wouldn't support me-tha
it was in favor of Republicans votin
for a Democrat simply because he ha
held the Office for four years and shout
hold it for four more. But ] am happ
to say that this feeling is dying GU
and it is beginning to look as certai
that / shall get the votes of all Il
white Republicans as it is certain thu
1 shall get all the votes of all the Ill
waiian Republicans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-20
HOW the System works.

Described in the simplest terms pos
sible the wireless telegraph system is
as follows: 1t consists of two parts,
the transmitting mechanism and the re-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
u, S. SAILORS MUST NOT
FlIRT WITH CESSNA GIRLS
V. N. c. A. OF United States and japan
viii Try to Keep Jackies From
Losing Their Hearts.
By Associated PressJ.

NEW YORK. Aug, 24-The Ameri-
can sailors OF Admiral Spcrrys around
tn" world heet. will not be permitted
To break the hearts of the Japanese
S"isha girls IL the Young Mems Chris
tiah- Association OF Japan, the native
Christian churches and the mission
aries ar" able To prevent II. lnforma.
ton from Tokyo Was received ut the
headquarters OF the Y. VI. G.. A. In this
city today that the Christian religious
organizations Of Japan are circulating
petitions amonc the citizens of Jap
anesh cities which the men Of the
American fleet gill visit protesting at
the old style of Janancse hospitality
which is expected to include an album
dane" OF stimulants and introduction
to tn" Geisha girls. The object OF
th" movements il announced to be. a
celebration mere in keeping with
American ideas.
II Is said 10 Be desired that n pro
c,d"nt h" established Of eliminating
G"iShu girls from public entertain
mrnts in Japan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
SIZE OF UNCLE SANS ARMY.
Has 77,745 Officers and Enlisted mer
at This Time.
nv Associated preS9y

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-Were all
the regular troops CT tn" United States
army to be mobilized and encamped
a; one time II would he necessary I'd
make preparations for the accommodate
ton Of 1875 men-ofticers and enlist
ed men-for that is IN" total strength
OF the army az this time.
While there is no rr"Spect that any
thing tf the kind will ever be done.
for uDvinus reasons. il is interesting 10
note the confined growth OF tho army
and the various divisions and subdi-
visions into which Il IS now DIVIDED.
Il is interesting also t" note that this
vast number OF trained fighters are
scattered from one emf Cf the Unnea
States TO the oth"r-from the waters
of the Atlantic ocean on the east 10
the Pacific OF the west.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

JAMES P. AGREE, WEALTHY
TOBACCO DEALER, DEAD
Director OF Bank OF Danvile Dead Of
sr,ghts Diseasc-Was FIFTY
two Years Old.

DANVIl.I.E. VA. Aug 2i--Jam""
y. Acrrc. who tor many years mas
brru Il prominent war"h"uNeman. TO-
bacrouls: AMI capitalist. and n"mb"r
OF the board uf aldermen. died IN
the General hospital here today ri
Brisht's disease after an Illness al
several months.
Probably no citizen Of Danvlit" VA
NOR. widely known. or contributed
more. to the commercial Advancement
OF ihr city than Mr.. AcIrr. IL" wni
born in King and Queen county nj
:y.twu years ago and mai lived hero
since abDur 1876.
Al tho tin!n OF his death II" Was
prc i'll, ut OF The DanNill" (O-nrria
tive Warehouse Company. president
of the WaldiIl Holland li"al EsiaI"
and Insurance Company ANA dircc
tor iii tn Bank OF Dalyiil. and tn"
ian>ill" Knitting Mills
He was also interested i'll 4 iarc''
number y: other bnsine$s and man.
ufac.urinp enterprises here. II" al
WAYS took an active part in local
politics and som" years az" was mem
Der Of ihn hoard of polio commits
Siun"rl.
H" loa>vs on" brother, DR. X Il.
Acr"". ct 'H;Tiih, Ga.
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REFUSED TO SEND NEGROES.
Captain Cunningham Received Nam
Corur atuiatory Letters.

RICHMOND. VA. Aug ei-~tar
tain Frank Cunningham, who som"
days ago received request from
friend i'll Springfield. IN" So II" Of IN"
recent nero riots. that he send spinr
lir2 roe; 70 that lily to 'ak'' nc places
CT negroes whn had fed. and VINO
l-pli"d: Il will not sent anybody.
Yea can Kill YOUR own nigCrrs II VI"
want 20 but yCu canr"t Kill ours.
is in rec, IL, Of many letters APPROX
ing his answer.
The f~!'owins is a sample OF the
letters receivcd: D.,
Right Won are. my Gear frankie
for We need or nigcars TO work in de
corn fields TO hitch our hCrses. to
feed the chicks. to cook turnips and
:rrrHs md taters.
Don't Jet en- 81. dear frankie. but
keen 'em in Ole Virciuny.
With best wishes, my dear Frank.
am. Your friend.
"MATHEWS. of AccOmack.
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no FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS
NJ THAW BANKRUPTCY CASEI
Proceedings Are Delayed For Fourth
Time without ANY E"i5enee
eeina Taken.
fBr Associated Press,.

rISHKrI. LANDING. - V. Aug.
2&.-Af,cr mary pcStpon"n"nts IN tn"
hearing Of Harry X ThaS whom Ut
John p. Wilson. 81 Puughkccrsic -
suing for Ssao for his services rs az
aiicntst, the parties To- tho suit again
appeared here today
A. counsel had nrt arrived Al ~"
hour act. the hearing Vas adjourn"d
until Iaier in the DAY. Thaw. accom-
panied Nv deputy shcriff< w"nt ont Tor
q walk which no seemed 10 "ajny.
AZ four O'Clock this af'crnoo" Ret
ere Schlosscr again ?ijnurned tho
Thaw case. Thaw'S COUNSEL. Attorney
NarsrhaHscr tcidrraphinZ frrn poHgh-
te~ps.c that he would bo uuable Co At
tend. The case was yct for saturday
~ 10 o'clock
This vas Tnax's fourth visit here IN
couperfjan with this case without any
evsdesce having been taken
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Enormous Dealings o. slitt &:
eh,lge Creates Suspicion
COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE
q II Can Be Proven THAT There was
an Underlying Motive for Enforced
Activity Persons Responsible vii.
Pc Disciplined by Head Of Exchange.
{By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. Aug, "A special
committee of five members OF the New
York Stock Exchange. will conduct
an investigation of the transactions
which took place on the floor of the
exchange Saturday when more than n
million shares were bought and sold
in enormous blocks and in such a
manner as 10 arouse suspicion that
the sales Were so matched as 10 ere
ale fictitious impression OF activity.
The governing committee of the ex-
change took up the matte: after trad
ing had closed today and In a briei
session authorized the President. X.
H. Thomas. to appoint the committee.
George Il. Ely, secretary OF the eS-
change said IL was the intention Of
the governors to have a thorough in
yestigatsOn al once. The names of
the MEMBERS Of the investigating COM
mittee probably will be announced to-
morrow
tn. great volume Of the trading
during the two hours session Of the
stock market on Saturday is SHOWN by
comparison with that of today. The
number Of shares sold Saturday was
.oa9 Goa. while In the FIVE hours oi
trading TODAY 3si. 6oa shares were
traded in. The belief that securities
S.li.s were manipulated had its origin
in the fact that srares were bough;
and sold in tremendous blocks without
creaii!: affecting the market prices
tut IN" real purpose underlying the
sal"S has not been asce-taiEed y "
be ul'crior as suspected M tas bross'
"rS
SON" II tho more conservative mem
hers refused 10 accept the orders when
th.y became convinced that the sales
were matched" an order 20 sell 4
h!cck - given stock being followed Nv
an crd"r Ia buy. given through diff
f"rcr' locker
some 81 IN. smaller brokers Who
ira 10 on 'Ae fopr for tho other NOM
'frs ~ -" Exchange. accepting re-
lived r. mmiSSicn " 81 for 100 shares
boughi ur sold. were repaired to-day
~ have given IN" names ~ rnrC" or
f"-r rrrs as having done Pracii"aliy
all vi Saturdays cnormcuS business.
Through tn~p the committee may ~
8hIC ~ trace The souTN" ~ Tho al'"gel
Embellishments orders 80 sell and buy.
\ sinelc Arm was rcrort"d 10 haT"
hsn.lad transactions amounting 10
an. n"o -har"S. 80 great business
that ifs sheet did poi r"ach IN" OF
chaurc cI"aring house until Sunday
mcraing
Tho main question hsforc The in
vcsiigatins committee will ~ The tden-
iitv " tho primo movcr In Saturdays
extraordinary market. II q Is found
that the orders were uaicncd. severe
discipline may ~ applied as u :s a
violation OF the rules Of the exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
CZAREVENA WINS FUTURNlTY
Race Meet at ResdviIIe. Mass., Attract
ing Big Crowds.
(By Associated Press.

READVIII.t, MASS, Aug, Il
Czarcv"na. owned by -. Comyn Moran
of New York. Won the American Horse
Breeder futurni'v for 1rottinS f"aiS o.
1906 the feature race Of III" "p,'ninS
,iav of the grand circuil M citing al
Readyilie race track here. and her
second heat in 2:l53:, lowered the
previous record for the stalk" "f =: =
made last year by L"aiing Lady.
The city is fas' filling With visitors
from all parts of This country ana
Canada. aud even fr"ni abroad. to see
the s. Ouo American derby tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION.
Voters Of Chesterfield County Decide
Issue Today.

PETERSBURG VA Aug. Thine
voters Of Mstoaca District. Chester
field county. will an morrow. AugFSf
18th. decide the question OF liquor q,
no IiGsor The district Is C"mp"s u
Of the village of EttrIr& and Wtnfree :
store district EttrI'k IS the oni!
place in the district where liquor Is
sold There a:c tao barrooms IN
the village.
The "drvs" and VS. are both con
f'dcBt Of victorv. IT," churches have
taken an active parr Iarhe fight tn"
regular SUNDAY night church service
was dispensed with At the Methods
and Bapt!s, charch' and big anti
Saloon meeting Wa hid at the latter
church. end was al ,r''ssed by JudS"
william H"HS-s Maui 'he TEMPER
anC"" leriSlatrr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
Hearing Postponed uAh htA
ffidag by Judge
MURDERER Oh VERGE OF COLLAPSE
Appeared In Court in Uniform ana
Effort Was Made to Have Him Re-
move 1t, But He Refused, Declar-
inu That He Was Due at FoFt.
(Br Associated Press).

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Captaln
Peter c. Hams and his brother. L.
jenkins Hams were taken to th,.
magistrates court in Long Island
city today. the former charged with
the killing of William +. Annis at
the Bayside Yacht Club over week
ago. ana the brother charged with be-
ing an accessory 10 the act.
BY agreement with the district AT
torney. a hearing was postponed until
mex; Friday. Hams showed the ell
feet of a weeks confinement. The
brothers were handcuffed together
when brought into the court. As
he sank into seat Captain Hams
appeared 10 be on the verge OF ner-
vous collapse He wore the uniform
of caDtain in the United States
army when he appeared III court for
arraignment.
Major Hams and ono OF The attor-
news for the defense cnd"avored in
vain to inGucr Captain Hams TO re-
move his uniform and 10 discuss The
murder after he had refarnea 10 the
Jail. The captain strobe nrrvousiy
hack and forth in the corridor in
front of his cell saying: 'f"u don't
understand My leave Of absence
expires today and must get back
30 my ros; of duty, can't remain
here any longer. must get back 4"
the fori."
Every time counsel brought up ihe
shooting Of Annis the captain Sou!6
repeat the performance and finally
his brother and counsel left him with
tho keeper who Gas irving 20 iIsduce
him 10 remove his uniform.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
.eJLL CAUSED WRECK
Train Struck eovirc and -Four C'ct
N STsshUp-
m, N.xcc,a.od prcssO

EIGENE. orr hus.. 2t-F"''f
persons wcr~ kiitd near her" last
night whrH a." o"'1s" grove !"ca'
train ~ tho Sru'h ~ P8riac StTdcE
4 b-rii ~ fhs trarL I'D vas piled ~
in the ditch
TIL dead John \r"hols. Portland
engineer. Frank i.n'i"r. Porila".i
hrfnsn. Ray Edvar.:s Junction Ci'y'
Orc. Gc-rcr Rail-, ETscn". OF"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Hard EtQht WITH Catamcunt.

ALTOONA. PA. Aug. 2i-White
driving 10 his summer home. near
Lakemont Park. las; night Lloyd Yon
was attacked by u Catamount. and his
only weapon OF defense was pocket
knife. Then sprineing from the bug
sy. ht rcpuISod repeated ASSAULTS with
stones. eventually putting tn" battered
and bruised animal 10 fight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
Bishop Tucker Back.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24--Right Rev.
beverly D. Tucker. bishop coadjutor
OF the. Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Soutkt'ru Virginia, arrived here today
nm the steamer Minneapolis from Lon
don.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
shorn Of Senss:ionsIisr..

CORNING. y. Y Aug. 2i.-p+
-r!ct Attorney narriR. ~ Queen
county who Is visiting hts old HON"
here. sail to-day 'ha; Ivy an aST"''-
mont with Attorney Mcintyre. coun-
sci for the Hains brn'h"rs. ihr Amt
murder case will w. shorn Of s"asa-
tIoualiSm. Tho people arc sick ~
tho Tha~ cascs They van no NOR"
such snrsaiionaiism." h" sayS
Nr. Darriu vas also here TO So"
n Wines IN ~. rasc who Is visiting
here Nr parrin said that h. would
no. H. a candidate fOr r""icc;ion 80
his pre- cent ofiico.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
Asss for Divorce.

NORFOLK. VA Aug. 2i-H. o.
Horton has entered suit here for o.
vorcc from HIS ~ifc, Inaic C. Horton,
of Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
Daring Robbery h True Western
stQ|e Enacted 10 Yellowstone
National Park
PASSENGERS nAD TO SHELL oUl'
At the Point Of Rifle Passengers Are
Made to Line Up from Seven
Coaches and Pass Over ValuabIes
to Lone Robber-Soldiers Are
Placed On His Trail.

OLD FAITHFUL INN. YELLOW
STONE PARK, WYO.. Aug. 2i.-A
highwayman today held up several
stage coaches. five miles from Olo
Faithful Inn and robbed the tourists
of more than $4,000. The bandit -,
caped. Two troops OF cavalry and
a squad OF government subjects Were
in pursuit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
A Lone HiahWayman.

A Lone Hiehwayman.
BUTTE. MONT. Aug. 24.-On"
highwayman wearing Il black mask
held up and robbed the passengers
of seven stage coaches in Yellow
stone Park at point only lew
miles distant from the Old Faithful
Inn, near the upper basin. according
to telephone aIvices received this
afternoon. The coaches left the he
tel In the usual order at intervals;
of a few minutes and were held up
one after the other as fast as they
came in sight.
Held at Point Of Rifle.
The highwayman was stationed at
a bend in the road where he was
invisible from either direction. AT
the point of ,rifle he lined up the
passengers and, after relieving them
of money and valuables. allowed
them to enter the stage and resume
the journey. This performance the
bandit enacted seven times. 1t is I'M
derstood from Inc meagre accounts of
the affaiI received here that he col
lected in all several thousand dol
lars. The fact that tourists in the
park are not allowed to carry weap-
ons made it impossible for any OF
the passengers to offer resistance
The robber was about - years old
and weighed about 40 pounds. He
wore a coat and vest OF gray and
brown goods and blue overalls. After
holding up the last coach he disap-
peared into the hills and it was az
terward found that he had made his
escape on a horse belonging 10 the
transportation company.
Soldiers on Trail.
All haste was made back to Old
Faithful Inn. and the ride in the six
horse coach at full speed to give the
alarm. was not the least exciting Of
the morning incidents.
The soRdiers encamped at the
Thumb station were Immediately not
flied and messenger was dispatched
to the camp of soldiers on the west
Galatin river at the west boundary
Of the park. The soldiers from Fort
Yellowstone were on the road to take
up the trail within ten minutes after
news was received
II Is thought almost certain that
the bandit is heading for point be-
tween Big Springs and Asho'on. sta
lions on the Yellowstone PARK
branch Of the Oregon shor: line and
north Of Idaho. Springs. The rObber
is in extremely rough country Their"
are a number of settlers and foresT
rangers in the upper and lower haS-
ms and " he continues after reaching
the main road he can hardly escap~
observation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
s,sn,ecusrcss Of HIS Cause.

II all bis rrmarks Mr. Rryan *
rr~ssrd c"nidruc" in the righteous
ncss a. III" Domnera'ic cause ara
rrvcr faded 20 impress on his audi
Snrcz nj satisfaction Ei'h IN. DIV
ycr platform AMI to urge them IN
read h with care. Al Nonon be
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THE WEAThE r.

Showers Tuesday; Wsdnss
day partly cloudy, probably
showers In south portion; light
to northeast winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Baron Sserubsrr. sftfouEn OF ~.
statuc and Seemingly dclicafe 81
physique was an accomplished bore
man. AMI he and Mr.. Roosevelt rose
a grea, deal toectber In the loNg
riscs and waiss which fasy eoo9
about Washington. the frSeooeosv
which IN later years was tn bc - vese-
ar.Ie. both 20 America and 0esueoy.
sas e-ucnied.
Raron sscrrserx sostsisca 80 -
President. probably Dse 49,