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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-04
.LAHA|NA TROUBLES 70
ADJUST THEMSELVES
Board Of Education
Will Drop School
Agent WAL

l
cation yesterday afternoon was very
quiet one. The subject of most gen.
eral interest, and which was discussed
at considerable length was centraliza.
ton In the Ainakea and Pepeekeo dis.
:ricts of Hawaii
The Lahaina fight also came in for
discussion, with the result that It was
resolved TO transfer Miss Hadley to
some other school and to drop Sch1pl
Agent WAL for the good of the de.
partment.
When the meeting had been opened
Superintendent Babbitt read a copy
of the letter which he had, in accord.
ance with the resolution of the Board,
sent to Canon Macintosh. informing
him that his resignation" as prin.
cipal OF the Royal School had been &C.
cepted. The Superintendent informed
Macintosh that his proposed alb.
sence would be construed as resig.
nation. In conclusion he stated:
"The department is not unmindful
of the splendid work you have done
in years past for the cause Of educa-
ton in this Territory. but feels that
the importance of the Royal school
demands as principal one who will
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-04
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
"a days OF money refunded.-Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis,
U. S. of A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Boyds and Vicinity.

special correspondence of The Star
BOYDS Md. June q. 1905
The remains cf George Brewer who
died at his home near Beallsville last
Wednesday were inferred tcday in Mon
ocacy cemetery. Beallsvil,e. The pail
bearers We're George Ramsburg John
ard Russell Brewer. Howard Griffith and
q orse ard Milton Brewer
Arrivals AT Boyds for the summer from
Washington and Baltimore include Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Welch and family,
Clarence Baker. wife and family. l.,
F!oy Cavc.ly. wife and family; G. \.
JaqUette. wife ard family; Mr.. and MIS-.
Warren Mitchell. Elrle" Hooper wife
and family: George r Hardy and family.
Mss Cecil Dulin, Mrs. Marie 'Delamater.
M. ard Mrs. George r. Anderson and
family. Andrew T, Smith and family, Mr..
and Mrs " Jose and fam ly. Mr. and
Mrs r. Jose and family and Dir. L. p.
HYDE. wife and family.
The Ladies Aid Societ- Ct Bcy's
Pr Shyterian Church gave festival IN
BoSds Hall last night and tonight which
was largely attended The affair was in
charge Of Mrs. B. +. Hicks. Mrs. Smith
Hcy,e Mrs II. Dut,ow Mrs. Jonn
ID STonSel'nr Mrs. Joseph " Hicks
Miss 9 Lewis. Mrs. Sarah j. Williams.
Mrs NJ T. Lewis and Miss f. NJ. WI
lianS.
Mrs. J d. Brown and family of Balii-
more with Mrs. Browns parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa II. Welsh. at Clarks-
burg. for the summer
Mr., ard Mrs. J. Carroll Austin have re-
moved from Linden 10 MAKE their home
here
Miss Sarah MlStead of Laurel Md. is
visiting ner sister Mrs. Georsianna
Lewis here
Mr. and Mrs John ]. Cariin of Balti-
more are guests of Mr.. Carlin.s parents,
Nh and Mrs. John T.. Cari:n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

nous Garter Hall estate. near MiliwCod
Clarke county. narrowly escaped being
hurled TO death Il few days ago. when a
horse he was driving to a high cart be-
came frightened and ran off. throwing
Mr. Burwell heavily to the turnpike. He
was badly cut and bruised. AS the
horse dashed down the road. dragging
the vehicle from one side to the other.
it graZed an automobile in which Mrs.
Charles Mullkin wife of the president
of the Virginia Horse Show Association,
and Miss Mary Carter Randolph were
riding. Both ladies suffered nervous
shocks. but otherwise escaped injury.
The runaway horse was finally caught.
in an exhausted condition.
Miss Georgia A Clark al d Robert B.
Bragg. a well known business man of
Charles Town ". Va. were married
the other evening at the residence of the
brides brother D. o. God Clark, at
Cedar Grove, this county.
The commencement exercises of Fort
Loudoun Seminary were held this week
and attracted many friends and patrons
from nearby sectors. Among those re-
J. Best of Washington.
Randolph NJ Cooper a prominent
Frederick county landowner and men,
Der of The school board. died this week.
Their of Austin Cooper of Washington.
Detective Baur of the Washington po-
lice force and a Washington pawn
broker came here a few days ago to
arrest a man who had been held at the
request Of Maj Sylvester. charged with
grand larceny in Washington. but they
were unable to identify him. The man
who was locked up over night gave his
name as Nathan Conn. He is engaged il
the clothing business here and has en-
ployed counsel TO enter suit for false
arrest and imprisonment.
Richard EVELYN Byrd jr son of the
speaker of the Virginia house of dele
gates. has been admitted as a midship-
man in the United States Naval Acad-
emy at Annapo!is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Less Opium Planted.
hicn Cor. Shanghai Mercury.

Sufl!cn tor. Shanghai Mercury.
Thee is great elimination in the
i m"Gnt &c opium planted this autumn.
Your CORES pendent has inquired III DIFF
fc.ent sections about here. trying TO 90
tain SON, statistics The general answer
10 my question IS that only about one
tenth "a much has been planted as in
previous years think this is perhaps
exaggerated but doubtless there is nc
AS much as ore-ffth Or one-seventh. This
is duA partly 10 the famine last year, but
mostly to tine orders tina. are out re-
qririnc all who pant opium to register
their names and To the general impress
son that the cultivation of opium Is nov
Illegal III one place the authorities On
tie street Of the market town bscama so
disturbed at the small amount of the
poppy being planted that they had the
gong beaten and tn. people called to-
gether and told them to plant opium i
that il was not unlawful
Many opium smokers have cut down the
a nount they smoke to ona-half or one
fifth because OF its expense, and many
are seeking 10 stop the DEGRADING habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Nearly Killed by Fall.

townsend Burwe.l, owner of the ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Luke's Church. Norfolk. The father of
the prospective bridegroom vas at one
time d resident Of Hyattsviue.
Mrs. A. II. Wells. Spencer street. en-
tertained at euchre Thursday afternoon
Mrs Rexford NJ Smith Mrs. Harvey
Dwyer. Mrs. Roberts. Mrs Riley. Mrs.
f. Mayfield Mrs. Albert Fenwick and
the Misses Alice and Lottie Fenwick and
Miss kinsoving of Washington: Mrs.
John Bull of South Carolina and Mrs.
Franklin c. Tingley. MIS-. +. A. Fuller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

visiting relatives here.
Mss Alexire Sedgwick of Baltimore has
returned after pleasant stay with Miss
Laura Latimer Daklawn
Mrs. Joseph r. Owens wife If Mayor
Owens. leaves next week for Chesapeake
Beach. where she will spend the summer
months.
Miss Helen Bussey IF West, Rive. Anne
Arundel county. has been visiting Miss
Lila Maynader. Maryland avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Speaker Byrd for Chairman.

Speaker Richard +. Byrd of the Nir-
s.aia house o. delegates has boen elected
one Of the delegates from Frederick
county 10 the state & mocratic conNen-
ton, 10 b held AT Roanoke this month.
! he county convention also sent state
Senator Robert VI Ward % Winchester
~ "a delegate and inGorsed Representative
James HAY. iii. city democrats in a
mass convention rrll.d and pack G
oy liquor interests declined to Indorse
Speaker Byrd ard Senator Ward on ac-
count Il tier active Work in behalf q.
the Antl-Sdlt on League and the acton
y I'll" ccdntN convention Is taken az d
stiff rebuke 10 the city democl ats, "a
both men are ri stdentS o. the town.
Speaker By:d has be II spoken OF a.
chairman Fl the Roanoke convention.
l he Richmond Hou.tZtrs, one o. the ia
nous artillery organizations OF che sout =.
as making prtpa. atiunS for practice
march from Redmond to the Shenan-
Goah valley. aving Ricrmond June Is
The route VIII conform closely TO the
line OF march which StoneW all Jack
son and his noed foot cavalry covered
during tie civil war.
Tie ,ommencn ment exercises Of the
Episcopal Femala Institute of Nlnches-
ter. one OF Tie oldest female schools II
the vail Of Virginia, were held Thurs
day morning and evening. The yea:
"ilitt has just closed was one .. lile
most successful in the history OF tie IN
StitGta.
Repre- >enta i've John Lamb of the RICH
Wcld district was Confederate Memofid.
cay orator "a Charles Town Jefferson
county. W. Va. the exercises being Ill
- If the John w. Rowan Camp ot
tonfea'rat" Veterans
The Shenandoah Valley Military Acad-
envy. which IS natgoniZ>d by many Wash
lnSton.arS, closed ,his week, and plac-
10 ally al the cadets have returned T.
Fer loi.es 10 spend the summer Nata-
ton The graduating class was larger
than for many years past
invitations have been issued for tine
marriage Of Miss Louise 'Tremlet Walker
daughter .: Mrs John G. Walker OF
Mansfield near Winchester, and Mr. Har-
Flson Cassard. well known business
man 0. Baltimore, the ceremony TO tax
p.ac" in Christ Episcopal Church TINS
city. June II at noon. Miss Walker
rather Was Gen. John G.. Walker CT the
nited States and Confederate armies
ard also minister TO the United states OF
colombia. She is a niece OF Maj Eugene
" Baylor formerly OF Washington jour
nalism.
Nearly Killed by Fall.
p,rratl ou,par ~ the fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Ii pays to read the want columns of
The Star Hundreds of situations are
filled through them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
EVANSVILLE ANO VICINITY
GOV. CROTHERS AND OFFICIALS
TO VISIT UPPER MARLBORO
Special Correspondence Of The star

EVANSVILLE. Md. June 6. 1905.
Next Thursday. June II, Gov. Crothers
and members of the STATE highway COM
mission will be in Upper Marlboro for
the purpose of ascertaining the wishes
of the cit Zens of Prince George county
relative to the apportionment of the
countys share of the SJ.C01.WO appro-
priation made by the legislature for the
construction of permanent highways in
Maryland. It is expected that the gov
ernor will be accorded a rousing recep-
ton. for to his efforts more than any
other one man can be attributed the sue
cess of the movement to construct mac
adam roadways in Maryland. \ public
meeting will be held in the courthouse
building. the commission being scheduled
to arrive in Marlboro about 10 o'clock.
coming direct from LaPlata. Charles
county. where meeting is to be held
the day previous.
Al a recent meeting of the Columbia
Poultry and Pigeon Association. in
which many chicken fanCierS from this
section are Interested. The following Of
fcers were elected: j. +. Defandorf,
president; John r. RSdon of Riverdaie,
J. D. Summer and Charles l.. Blanton,
vice presidents, Calvin Hicks, secretary,
and Miss y. B. Stone of Riverdale,
treasurer.
Chicken Show in Washington.
The association Will give a show in
Washington in January which is ex-
pected 10 be the largest of its kind ever
held in the Capital city. Breeders frcm
this section-in fact, all through the
south, are interested in the approaching
show, and it is expected that some fine
birds viii be display ed
The committee charged with the cree
ton of the new 5000 schoolhousss IN
Brentwood, Of which cX-County Com
missioner Jonn Miller is president has
decided 10 construct the school on the
site of the old schoolnouse and are
making arrangements to have tile pres
ent building removed. AS soon as the
site is cleared. the committee intends to
start rhe work on tie new building i'm
m. diately. 50 as to .ave ii r5ady when
school opens in September next The
school Will be If hr.ck. VIII contain
eight rooms and will be provided " tn
all the modern sanitary conveniences.
The bill dir, citing the county to issue
bonds in the sum of SSVIt was introdu, ed
r. the last house Of delegates by Speaker
j. Encs Ray. jr.. whose nome is in Chill
lum district, where the schoolhouse will
be erected.
MIS-. George Whitfield Wilson has an
daughter Abbia O'Conner Wilson to MIR.
Robert Simpson Johnston. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert + Johnston e. Norfolk Va.
The wedding will take place Thursday
afternoon, June i, at ; o'clock in ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

and the Misses Mae and Adelaide Rogers
of Hyattsville Mrs. Fenwick won the
first prize At the conclusion of the
games r. freshments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

You can't save money on clothes by go
ing to cheap tailor. Go ito NJ. Stein & Co.
the best tailors in Washington get a
suit that satisfies you at moderate price
Well fit you or ask no pay" >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Personal Notes.

Mrs Pennington of Philadelphia s the
guest of her, aunt. Mrs. \. I. Pussy,
Tuxedo this county.
The Misses Nellie and Blanche Hyatt of
Mitchellsvile this county, have been
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-05
QUESTION Of
HACK LICENSES
The High Sheriff May Issue
Certificates if He
Wants To.

Attorney General Hemenway has rem
dered an opinion to Treasurer Camp
bell that the latter is authorized by
law to issue a hack drivers license
upon the certificate of the High Sheriff
that the applicant is a competent
driver.
The question arose out of the clash
between Sheriff Iaukea and High
Sheriff Henry over the issuance of Ger
tifcates of this kind Sheriff Iauhea
has refused to issue such certificates
on the ground that the applicants were
not of moral character making them
suitable persons for that calling. The
High Sheriff was then appealed to is
sue the certificate, and In one case
did so. The Treasurer, however, re-
ferred the matter to the Attorney Gen
eral before issuing the license. The
Attorney General holds that the High
Sheriff may issue such certificate.
The statute authorizes the High
Sheriff, sheriffs or persons appointed for
that purpose, to issue the certificate.
Since the organization of counties it
has been the custom for all these mat
tiers to go through the hands of the
County sheriffs. For this reason Sheriff
Iaukea felt some objection to High
Sheriff Henry cutting in, in cases
where certificates had been refused as
a police measure. The High Sheriff
holds that the law makes it mandatory
on him to issue the certificate If he
is applied to for it, and the applicant
is competent. The question of whether
in fact the law does make it manda-
tory or not has not been referred to
the Attorney General.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-05
$4,000 DEATHS
BY ACCIDENT

CONTINUED from Page Nine.)
to the descending press, that pushes
away the operator s hand, rendering 1t
impossible for him to crush his fingers.
There are woodworking machines with
saws and knives revolving thousands of
times a minute, fitted with guards that
permit the workmen s hands to push
the work along or to glide harmlessly
over the knives or cutters, at the same
time not interfering with the speed or
limiting the output.
The Travellers Insurance Company of
Hartford sent an odd exhibit which
next to the mine gallery probably at
tracted the most attention of those not
scientifically bent. 1t consisted of
samples of defective elevator cables
discovered by the Travellers inspectors
while on their rounds. photographs of
the damage caused by boiler explosions,
and arrangements showing how they
could have been avoided. and rotten
beams, ropes and other defective things
causing accidents to those insured by
the company.
Devices for preventing accidents in
factories and shops are being invented
every year. generally by men who are
in danger of the very accidents which
they seek to prevent. This is laudable
work But it is even more important
that encouragement be given those in
ventors who are seeking to devise
schemes for preventing those accidents,
which involve many persons and which
come without warning to the innocent
and unsuspecting. The shame of the
American railroads is their annual
death list. IF the movement headed by
DR.. Tolman shall aid in cutting down
that roll of horror it win deserve the
recognition and commentator of the
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
A1LANTIC FLEET SAILS
FROM SAN DIEGO NORTH

miral Emory. which comprises the
Georgia. New Jersey. Rhode Island
aud Virginia. will take station Of
Long Beach
Captain Harder. In charge Of the
third division. viii proceed "a
Santa Monica bay with the Mime
sofa. Ohio, Missouri aud Maine.
The fourth division. IN charge Of
Rear Admiral Sporty, With the Ala.
hama. Illinois. kcarsarge and Ken
lucky. viii take position az Re
daudo Al the several bcach re-.
sorts where nquadrons " the fleet
will be- assigned, elaborate prepara-
lions for the entertainment Of the
Officers and men have been com.
pieted and each little city ie ar.
raycd "a So best finery In honor Of
the occasion
4 part of the program arranged
at Long Beach viii be the Easter
offering " 5000 lilies and masses
Of other flowers 10 the ships on
sunday morning By the club women
Of that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
THINKS GIRL DIED
or POISONING

That Dellroy Fox, the 2.year-old
daughter Of d A. Fox. i50iis Rain
Ter av.. died from poisoning. is the
opinion OF Drs c. y. Hoyle and s.
p Wiitsie. who held an autopsy on
the ehild's body yesterday.
What poison caused death will
not BE determined until an anal.
ysis Of the contents ~ the stomach
Is made. Coroner p ~ Carroll
has ordered snch an analysis made
by Osseward & Rubenstein. local
analytical chemists.
Every indication Is that the
child died from poisoning said
Dr G. =. Hove. 1T Is possible that
the child secured some poison
which had been set out FOR dogs
near the Fox home
Our examination 81 the body re
yealcd a state of perfect health.
The vital organs we're normal. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
WEDDING COUPLE
SHOT AT ALTAR

love with the same man. Anna
Coneeico became engaged Ia a
young infaniryman Her sister
Mary. formerly oourted by. him.
planned revenge. In honor of
Annals birthday. she made rud.
ding. adding to the other ingre.
dents n large quantity of arsenic.
with tho result that Anna and a
friend who partook of the pudding
became III. Mary was arrested. and.
after being locked up. hanged her.
self.
In Paris. Henri Duval brought his
bride of a few hours In a flower.
laden carriage 70 their new home.
They we're singing as they entered
the house. arm In arm. Suddenly
. cry was heard. The next moment
the bridegroom fell dead In the
passage with knife sticking In his
back. In the darkness young
woman, who made the fatal thrust,
escaped, but she was caught. She
Was a former awocthsart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

would atop nn the curb. hustle bls
hands down into biz poekei. and
smile.
That was the smile. too. that
weBt come of unless Seattle
strikes a losing streak Bui then
Dug says there Is 20 b. no
tnninE Atrrak. and Dug should know
Mayor Miller declined the honor
Of riding In a carriage in the 10.
fado. but was on hand 70 toss the
first ball ACROSS the plate
The hutte bunch reached the sitx
yesterday afternoon. and ara De
tcFmiuej 20 give Dug n run for his
money on the opening series
Thomas tho elongated en- soldier.
xill do the tHirlinK for the NOUN.
tain aggregation. and HAIRY Rush.
the former spokane high school
boy. viii have the honor Of pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
VESSEL IS
WRECKED

EFsssase picked mp On the vest
s.&st Of Vancouver Island. near
carniaaaA point. gives nute eyi.
teaes shai some unknown vessel
hzs foandsred and gone 20 the
hrtion. undoubtedly xlth all on
bard.
fkb Attenuation has been re-
esissd from Victoria b. ths Mer
CHESTS Exchange.
tss srsekazr vas washed ashore
~ niles east Of Carmanah. II
consisted Of broken topmaat. a
% q Waite painted iumhef. evil
ee1iiy parts IA deck house. three
hfozsn parts Of 4 vessels bits the
s<Fa Of small zig. oars aud part
q batch marked port sew
era snail boats pere ashore fur
snsf ~ The beach. smashed 10
pi<ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
CATHOLIC CHURCH HAS REFUSED
SANCTION OF MALONEY WEDDING
Millionaire's Daughter Is
Placed in Peculiar
Position.
10y United Press

PHILADELPHIA. April Is
Pretty Helen Maloney, principal in
two elopements and two marriages
and daughter OF Martin Maloney,
the oil magnato and millionaire
has lost I'm her efforts 20 have
the Catholic church sanction her
marriage to Samuel GARRISON. a
young Englishmau.
Archbishop RYAN. IN announcing
today the attitude that the church
has taken In the matter. declared
that what the millions of Henry
VIII had failed TO accomplish. the
millions OF Martin Maloney could
not do. Concerning Miss Maloney' +
first elopement and marriage Ca
Herbert Osborne. n New York stock
broker. the archbishop declared
that n wedding ceremony was
performed ia that case no power,
not even that OF the pope. could
bring about further marriage
ceremony which would be sanction.
ed by the church.
Miss Maloney Is % years old
and striklngly beautiful. With her
ylvaclousness and sunny tempera.
ment, she was n fayorite with the
Younger society set, II was on
December 2S. 1905. that she e'opea
with and was married TO Herbert
Osborne. then a student at Prince
ton. Being out OF blanks, n justice
ecribbled something on a piece OF
paper and pronounced them man
aud wife. Immediately after.
wards they both declared that the
marriage was a Joke.
They say the marriage owas
never consummatcd and hearing
IA on now TO have 1t annullod. Last
October Miss Maloney eloped 10