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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-27

begun to blow Emerson says, The mob
best thing | ever wrote was Barbara
Frietchie Says Longfellow 1t don't be-
gin with my Biglow Papers Says
Holmes My Thanatopsis lays over EN-
both They mighty near ended in fight
Then they wished they had some more
company: and Mr.. Emerson pointed to
me and says
Is yonder squalid peasant all
That this proud nursery could breedf
He was a-whetting his bowie on his boot;
so let it pass We'll sir, next they took
it into their heads that they would like
some music: so they made me stand up
and sing. When Johnny Comes Marching
Home till dropped-at thirteen minutes
past four this morning That's what I've
been through. my friend. When | woke
at seven. they were leaving, thank good
ness! and Mr. Longfellow had my only
boots on and his'n under his arm. Says
l, Hold on. there. Evangeline, what are
you going to do with them?' He says.
Going to make tracks with EN-: be-
cause
Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime:
And. departing. leave behind us
Footprints on the sands of time
Gas | said, Mr. Twain, you are the
lOuI III III tNCilI) etii, III So-
ing to move | amt suited to a littery
atmosphere "
l said to the miner. why, my dear
sir. these were not the gracious singers to
whom we and the world pay loving rev.
erence and homage; these were impos-
tors d"
The miner investigated me with a calm
eye for awhile; then said he. "Ah. impos
tors, were they? Are your"
did not pursue the subject, and since
then l have not travelled on my nom de
guerre enough to hurt. Such was the
Renaissance / was moved to contribute
Mr.. Chairman. In my enthusiasm l may
have exaggerated the details a little: but
M IS rt me te baTe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
THE VISITING PLANTERS.

Honolulu glad of the welcoming the city
members of the Planters Asationh
eighth annual meeting The
leading
gathered together Honolulu
attained and the Islands
lowed
Under the guidance conservavey officers directors the
that
with the confronting
of the that threatened times seriously cripple
industry. Capital ntellgny placed in the
of
and maintaining labor supply have WITH
relations between employers and employed.
With the of the guide with the knowledge of difficulties
obstacles members
n Territory to future
The will problems
met
problems will possible in shipping
The association has met such problems before and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
FR1ENpsH1p OF JAPAN.

depth feeling friendship
evidenced the unanmy of sentiment expressed the leading
enthusiastic friendship
point its world cruise but nowhere has tho
enthusiasm o such heights the capital of Japan.
The welcoming editorials the japanese metropolitan newspapers breathe
friendship hope lasting between the
nations while all review the debt that Japan America in the
friendly force with which Japan was umbed from its pedestal of comp
realization of the of the foreign world
the theme of the welcome
editorial of the Yom shmbu of Toxic one of the leading journals of
poetic quoted example the warmth of
the reception. The Sbimbun said:
This the with which the people
Nippon American brothers.
Liberty This is the simultaneously bursting forth from the
million hoa
hacry. History it, humanity demands it, Like
fraud that will of this conviction
will allure from it. Western povb indeed
blood thicker than where there true feeling
who observe with what warmth and
nation welcomes the American guests will
America the land liberty light
nations the institution of free education She
selfrespect
initiated into the Angosaxon civilization By her conduct
she demonstrated to us that amidst the diplomatic world wherein each power
others with suspicion and intense jealousy there
perfectly She admitted youths into her institutions
educated them like She maidens
like daughters
grateful friends thousands
facility of communication
should closer body well in heart Our
America has already great trust strong that when the
believe actually endorsed Now that the
mighty upon step
the greatest naval the world there anything to be
dered if the breast the nation bursts with emotions and the
gu welcoming
"Japan concluded alliance with England favorable
standing exists between her and France AS the unwen alliance with
heart of the natn firmly that the
great berovng nations should thus stand close together hand in hand
Thrice
what flowers the seeds fathers had bearing in th
par the 0ren'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
THE TOURIST PROPAGANDA.

thing
with the Northwest California attraction lying
Washington, Hawaii fair them
islands, the
Along Pacific the latitude of
California attraction in this
many. emoient higher
aside all that its hospitality its cosopoe life nothing match
Orleans directly with the
the benefit of them in steady influx of tourists
whatever happens Hawaii will through tourists and
a
Washington, gain in
ysito n we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
WOULD Exronr EABoR nor raw MArHR1AIs

phase
the conservation of natural National
that only ought prudence to be used in the consumption Of the counts
that the possibility double lies in working
exporting the articles rather than the
original iron or unfinished products.
is this; When
industrial life that of colony quite feasible
continent
aOn has increased enormously and must aim to get into position where
export labor instead Every child that is born in the country
petroleum, lumber
something the wealth exporting products
heard professors of aol G % 1t % n our nav
export
gain double advantage the that depe
this our people will be able to rise to higher
standard of living those who do quality work better paid
This idea along the line that the
servaton been presentingtht
failure utilize
economically pOsiblebut another that line
featuring which has been making hrehng machinery
hsnd knowledge of the of the manufacturing industry this
country and he has supplemented this knowledge
anxiouly however
what need for huers prices
material will hamper U.S. especially in foreign competition
" wish that could tell dollars what
years have cost One food at Kansas City, where
of
years high water at that place did business probably
the country that elements loss will be eliminated
business
further
gable feasible Thirty
materials
Now lumber from louisiana and of the Pacific
Coast products used be sold immediate vicinity
when the
years We can do this If we get waterway from Chicago the Gulf
thence by the Panama canal the half of the South CONT
the chcagtost Louis waterway built
e greatest
center of the world but with England and Germany
freight
Germany being
industry
have paid the cost of digging the canals The making
within the worlds markets profitable
the would
national life in the passing entirely
would much hardship during the generations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
ENEMIES OF THE HAWAIIAN PEOPLE

When scientists experts the worlds of
OF Mooka
afflicted
IIawaan
liberties
humbest
Mo with the alternating the uferngs
bearahe
attempted realize this;
should misd frequently the
stump in the past weeks
The Hawaiian people have greater than the who ters
false information the lerosy question: and it
prejudice might be produced from the
tion broadly scattered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
THE COMING GARRISON.

The which has been assigned here will be brgad
generals 1t will according abegams consist
regmen) cavalry hospital signal detachment Nothing
said in the cables artillery this essential
assumed that several companies
artillery coming,
The cantonng these will necessarily await the building of
them and months
appearance
the cavalry Harbor then the artillery
Infantry and field artillery needed
addition inhabitants
Of Honolulu tonic retail business
hardly peace
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
(From Saturday 8 Advertiser.

(From Saturdays Advertiser.J
The Federal allowance to the Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii amounts to
$6055.7O for supplies and $2776.O5 for
ammunition.
c. B. Wells. former manager of Wal
lulSu plantation, Maui, was given n
farewell banquet on Thursday. He
may arrive in Honolulu today to at
tend the annual meeting of the Plant
ers' Association next week. He is
succeeded by Harry Penhallow, who
has worked under Manager Wells for
some time.
President Robinson of the Board of
Health says that in some cases school
children have secured certificates from
their family or other physicians that
they were free from contagious dis
ease. and so were permitted to remain
in the public schools, and then have
gone daily to the dispensary for treat
ment for trachoma.
The brick lean-to at the rear of the
old Pacific Hardware Company store,
now occupied by Wall, Nichols Co., is
being removed, making the Eva end
of the Federal building site flush from
King to Merchant street. The ground
has been leveled and E. o. Halls wall
has been finished off. The area is
looking much better for the cleaning
up it is receiving. ..,r,..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
KING EDWARD THE SEVENTH.

Edward England whose birthday
baed throughout the world
the his AS pcemaer
influence possibly
great
instrumental large bringing understanding
Germany Great Britain his
Britain he
himself OF God the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING CHAM
BERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

You win pay Just as much for bot
tie of Chamberlain 8 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-eure-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 q
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
(From sundays Advertiser,

(fTom sundays Advertiser.1
Governor Frear will look up the Ke-
poikai charges when he gets to Wash
ington, to see what has become of
them.
Governor Frear, who expects to-
leave for Washington next Saturday,
also expects to return about the first
of the year.
Dan Renear. the well-known swim
mer of Honolulu, who went East few
years ago, is now in Goldfield He Is
doing well and is engaging in politics.
An effort will be made to secure
from the Legislature an appropriation
to enable insect enemies of the melon
fly to be introduced into Hawaii, SO
that watermelons and muskmelons and
cucumbers can be raised without so
much difficulty.
The experiment of planting varie.
ties of trees. valuable for lumber, on
the slopes of Maunakea and Haleakala
| will be undertaken shortly by Forester
Hosmer, there being an appropriation
for that purpose. The trees will be
brought here from California. They
will be fenced in to protect them
from the cattle.
THE ISLAND CURIo CO., steiner's
Wholesale and retail delears in Curios,
,Souvenirs, and Post Cards. Country
stores supplied for Christmas trade.
L. L. McCandless, whose expense
account will be filed today, confesses
to an outlay of $1,000.
Expert Isbell caught message from
| Japanese coast wireless station 3445
miles away The other night he ex.
changed messages with General Man
ager c.. G. Galbraith of the United
Wireless at the Westport, Washing
ton, station.
/ The vote for Delegate at the Leper
Settlement was 142 for Kuhio, SO for
Motley and "a for McCandless. The
Republican candidate for Sheriff,
Waimau, was elected, but the Demo.
cratic candidates for the Senate and
House received majority of the
votes.
The directors of Kahuku plantation
have undertaken TO make the changes
in the camp at Kahuku recommended
by the Board of Health on account of
the epidemic of typhoid fever there.
The question of removing the camp
} TO another location will await the re-
} turn of Manager Adams from Europe.
3 Governor FTear has cabled Attorney
General Hemenway advising him to
remain in Washington until the La
: : mai case is reached, which win be late
: in December. If it is not heard then
? it viii go over to March. The Gov
z ernor also feels that Hemenway can
be of much service to the Territory
/ in Washington during the period that
9 the Governor himself is there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

Doubtless Yorkif he
Possibly could he
beed editor of The
taking
years responsibility
responsibilities editorial chair in the co
Outlook would we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

being
modern
o aek to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

The late President Palma Ouionst
free possible
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

The Navy growing pretty fair squadron fighting craft
the stocks includes four aeshps the South Carolina Michigan Della
Dakota fifteen
golfers Most these half
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

The Tafs deserve the they seeking Springs
gone through anything
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

Hughes likely keep
close touch esenator N New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

hunting octOpu America look African
strike the President sport.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

party gone gen
lemeu's agreement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

Republican spelbnders PROV
that the properly shown.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-21
LIONS KEEP VIGIL.
Advent of Dry Season I'm Rhodesis
Makes Brutes Unusually Daring.

Advent of Dry Season I'm Rhodesis
Makes Brutes Unusually Daring.
Cape Town. June 9o-The advent OF the
dry season has made the lions very dar-
ing, and during the past few days they
have come in closer 20 the town OF Liv-
iugstone Rhodesia. than ever since Il
has been a township
one resident. G. Thomasine. a boat
builder. has had a remarkable adventure.
He was out after a wild duck on the
Zambesi within a mile Of the Victoria
Fails when three lions espied him and
gave chase.
He took refuge IN a tree and was COM
PEELED TO remain there an night the lions
remaining on tho watch. II was not TN
well into the next day that he was dis
covered by searching party. which
quickly routed the lions and released the
prisoner.
Another exciting adventure befell a
transport rider who Outspanned for the
night on the Zabesi near hazengula. in
Northwest Rhodesi3.
About midnight a troop Of eight lions
attacked the camp. and. after killing two
oxen and a horse. besides wouuding five
other oxen. stampeded the remainder.
The lions We're only beaten of by fire.
and this with considerable difficulty. while
10 took several hours 20 round UP the
frightened oxen.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-21
MANY CRIMES DUE TO HEAT
Murders and Assaults Follow Climb.
ing of Mercury in France.
Three Days Reign of Terror-Thir-
teen Serious Crimes in One
Day, Record for Paris.

Paris. June 20.-The excessive heat which
is being experienced in Paris has been re-
spOnsible for an extraordinary number or
crimes during the last three days.
Yesterday thirteen serious crimes were
reported In Paris alone. and the list Is by
no means complete.
A wine merchant was almost cut 20
pieces by two customers In the small
hours OF this morning because his wine
Was sour. A ragpicker went mad and half
killed a woman. whose brother shot him
dead. a hotel servant was suddenly at
tackled by the occupant OF a room which
did not please him and was killed by a
blow with chair
An Apache for no apparent reason.
stabbed a woman IN Montmartre. A Do
liceman. who captured him, was bitten so
badly in the face that he is in the hos
pital. Two ragpickers came TO blows. and
one drawing q revolver shot the other
dead
A furious crowd attempted 70 lynch the
father and mother of two little children.
whom they cared for insuflcIently. and
nearly killed the father When the police
took them prisoners the crowd fell on the
police ana wounded six Of them in their
efforts 10 get at the couple again
A cab driver was garroted and robbed
in broad daylight by a customer this aft
ernoon and left for dead in a secluded
street.
Four suicides are reported. The first
was a young soldier who poisoned himself
because his leave ended this morning. The
second, a man Of fifty-three, suffocated
himself because he had lost his position
as a clerk. The third was the suicide Of
young woman, who shot herself dead I'm
the courtyard Of a fire station In the
Place Violet because a fireman who was
engaged TO her broke off his engagement.
The fourth suicide was that of a young
German painter named WieSes He tried
10 shoot himself on Sunday because il
was too hot. The revolver missed FIRE.
Yesterday he all but hanged himself in
HIS studio in the Latin Quarter but was
cut down by a friend. and spent a happy
evening IN Montmartre distributing. for
luck, pieces Of the rope with which he
had tried to hang himself To-day he
hanged himself again from the nail that
he used yesterday and this time he sue
ceeded
The Washington herald., 1908-06-21
NELSON SIGNALS WRONG.
shown that His Famous Message
Has Been ErroneOusIy Given.

London. June 20.-Dr. Mcnamara made
the interesting announcement in the
House Of Commons yesterday that the
admiralty intends 10 change the flags
now used on board the Victory 10 repre-
sent Lord Nelson's famous Trafalgar Day
/ signal
II viii be remembered that a few weeks
back the admiralty Librarian made the re-
markable discovery that Nelson is being
grossly lbeled. His celebrated signal.
England expects that every man will do
his duty" has been rendered by a com
bination Of flags TO mean Advance.
America"
Biographers, historians. marine painters
and the decorators Of the Nelson column
in Trafalgar Square have fallen into the
error. which. as was shown IN the Fx-
press on May lS, was caused by the ir-
Nnorance Of an admiralty code issued in
/ lSOA II was generally supposed that Mel
son used the code issued in 1929. The ex-
istence Of the lS0i code. which was actu-
ally in use az Trafalgar was only discov-
cred last month by the admiralty libra
rlan.
Dr. Macnamara stated yesterday that
the signal book which had been uneartbed
had made It clear. in the opinion OF the
board. that the flags used down 10 1855
correctly reproduced Lord Nelson's signal
The alteration made al that time" he
added, appeared to have been unwsr-
ranted: hence the reverslon 10 the Older
and correct flags"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-21
BETRAYs HIS ACCOMPLICEs.
Murder by Boy of Seventeen Leads
to Capture of Malta Gang.


Rome June 2O-Twenty members Of the
Sicilian Malta Death Tribunal were ar
rested by the police yesterday at a sem
mary near Catanzaro I'm the following cir
cumstances:
one Of the higher-grade brethren. q GER
tain Vincenzo Polito was suspected OF
treachery. Since he was the sharer OF
many delicate secrets OF the dread organ
izatiou. its death council terminated a
three nights debate Of his case with the
unanimous vote for his assassination. Al
fonso Campanella. a youthful novice OF
seventeen. was chosen by lot to deal the
deathblow. Lest he should waver az the
supreme moment. three associates were
assigned him. one who was 20 deliver
him a dagger. and the other two 90 see
that the vendetta was thoroughly well
carried out and at the hour fixed by the
tribunal
The quartet supped together and to-
ward midnight while the companions
watched the development OF the tragedy
from a hiding place. young Campanella
knocked at Polito's residence. gave the
watchword ard bade him descend. as he
had an official mandate 20 deliver him.
Polto obeyed. and after the couple had
paced TO and fro the garden walk in front
OF the villa, Campanella swiftly buried
his dagger in the reputed traitors breast
and fled.
Before breathing his last, Polto was
able 20 indicate the assassin. who two
days later gave himself up 10 justice in a
az Of remOrse A clever cross-examina-
ton drew from him the names Of his
three accomplices. who in their turn de-
u0unced the tribunal, with the result
above described.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-21
YOUTH STAYS HIS GIRL-LOYE
Then Mingles with Crowd Around
Body and Tolls Death Knell.
Confesses TO Mother, but Declares
that Girl Fell i'm Running
Away from Him.

Milan. June 2o-Light has been shed up
on the recent murder Of the young girl.
Carolina Piovano aged fourteen in the
San Vito forest near Turin. through the
confession OF a lad Of fifteen named Do
menico Villa.
In the course OF their Investigations the
police deemed 1t necessary 20 ransack the
dwelling Of the girls family. where they
lighted upon a quantity Of love letters ad-
dressed 70 Carolina by the boy villa.
whose parents are guardians OF a palatial
summer residence in the vicinity. The
nine-year-oid brother Of the murdered
girl then admitted having acted as the
bearer Of missives between the two low
ers unknown to his parents.
on visiting Villas home the police had
their suspicious further aroused by the
fact that the boy had been hurricdIy sent
away by his parents 20 the care of rela-
tivcs living I'm the mountains at Valsalice.
There the detectives discovered the youth.
who at first brazenly denied the slightest
acquaintance with the victim
He was closely protected by a gathering
Of fourteen relatives. and it was only aft
er many hours impassioned discussion
that the detectives were able. through a
clever ruse, 70 bring away the boy cap
tive to Turin. Little by little he confessed
his guilt, but asserted that Carolina, in
running away from him, fell over the
rocks. and so met her death. The medi-
cal evidence, however, quite excludes this
explanation Of the five wounds on the
girls body. while IL equally demonstrates
gross allegations made by Villa against
his swoctheart's character 70 be cruel
Ca'Umnies
Villa says that when he had assured
himself that Carolina was lifeless he
started 20 flee, but, encountering the mid
dle-aged man. who has since been sought
far and wide as the real assassin, told
him there was a girl taken III down I'm the
glade This man went and informed the
maid at an adjacent villa and continued
his Journey
Almost incredible 10 relate. the boy VII
Ia returned later 10 the scere Of the out
rage and mixed freely with doctors and
casaoinieri around the corpse without be-
traylng the least personal concern. Next
day he unburdened himself TO his mother.
who cleverly dissimulated her own state
OF mind and sent away her son on the
following evening. on his return from the
parish church Of san Vito where he actu-
ally tolled the death kneil during an i'm
posing public funeral i'm memory of the
beautiful child he had slain
The Washington herald., 1908-06-21

pledged 10 fight the pretensions Of the
sufrragettes and suffragists. Mr.. AsQuith
has asked for an expression Of opinion.
We intend 20 get II.
our plan Of campaign is not definite
but we shall proceed somewhat on the
following lines.
open an Office and appoint a secre-
tary and officers.
Arrange q demonstration in London
Map the country out into districts, each
with its association.
Circulate literature and appoint lee
turers.
Take an Active Interest.
Lord James. of Hereford. and Lord
Rothschild are taking an active interest
in this new organization. which Will get
10 work in a very vigorous way directly
the Whitsun holidays are over
The officials Of the suffragist societies
affect TO be not bit dismayed at the ad-
vent Of the new society.
1--WE don't regard this agitation seri-
ously.' said the secretary Of the Women's
Social and Political Union. If it viii do
anything. it will show up the weakness
Of the opposition 10 the suffrage move
ment
"They have brought out al the old stock
arguments which have been destroyed
over and over again. II woman's sphere
is her home. Il is the most powerful argu-
ment for the vote. for women would then
have a say in the laws governing the
feeding and education Of children. Ad-
mittedly she knows all about the home
then her voice should be valuable in the
making Of laws for the home
1t is ridiculous nonsense TO say that
women-made laws would be disregarded;
we car only point 20 Australia. And dis
regarded by whom2 BY people like the
anti-suffrage supporters. who are so anx-
ioUs for the welfare Of the constitution?
The association will die like all the
other ant-suffrage associations that have
never been heard OK since their birth"
Al the offices of the Central Union Of
Women's Suffrage Societies the members
were even more cheerful.
Just what we wanted" said one Of the
secretaries. 1T win spread the propa-
ganda. and when they have organized
their ants we shall be pleased to con-
vert them. We hope they viii be present
at elections. for hitherto it has been diff
cult to find debaters on woman suffrage"