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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-19
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
DIGEST OF NEWS FROM
LATEST TOXIC FILES

A certain clerk named Higuchi, en-.
ploye of Sotoumi & Co. of Edobori.
dori, Osaka, ran away with 10000 yen
of his employers money which he had
collected on the last day of the month.
A verdict was given at Toxic dis
trict court on Wednesday in the case
of Miss Suga Sugeno, n socialist, and
editor of the "Free Thought" who
recently violated the press regulations.
She was sentenced to pay a fine of
400 yen, and should she fail to pay
the sum she will be liable to penal
servitude for 100 days.
As all the internal fittings on board
the newly constructed japanese bat
tleship Tone have been completed, the
captain with the officers and the crew
will be ordered on active service on
the ship from the 18th inst.
As result of the government g
policy of readiustment and economy,
the Department of Finances has effect
ed curtailment of 100000 yen in its
expenditure Most Of this curtailment
will be carried out in the Tax Collect
ing Office and the Monopoly Bureau,
namely, over 100000 yen in the former
and over 100000 yen in the latter. The
department will dismiss forty officials
of hannin ranks and make other econo-
mics as well.
1t is reported from ShimonosolSi
that collision has taken place between
the steamships Tetsurei Maru and Yei.
ko Maru. Both sustained severe dam.
age
In spite of strong opposition Of both
houses, the government has at last de.
cided to grant the increase of salaries
Of government officials to the amount
of Yl5,O00,000, of which Y5,00O,000 is
to be supplied by the retrenchment Of
administrative expenses. The bill has
been nearly compiled and will shortly
be sent to the Department of Finances.
The Department of Foreign Affairs
has ordered the Meiji Emigration Com.
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pany TO pay 10000 yen out OF tho guar
antec money of the company, now On
deposit with the government, for the
expenses needed to give employment
on the plantations at Kargomoru,.
Peru, to those Japanese cmigrnnts who
were sent there by this company and
who are still without employment,
which is contrary to tho guarantee of
the company.
Since Mt Asama began TO mako loud
rumbling noises few days ago, tho
Inhabitants in the vicinity were thrown
into utter CONSERVATION. Mr.. Nagano,
Governor of Nagano prefecture, has or
dercd the Chief Of Police of that dis
trict to make an inspection OF tho vol
cane. The chief Of tho police sta
tion reported, after his inspection, to
the effect that there was 20 be seon in
the crater n strange formation, which
appeared like gigantic glass with an
egg in it. This is explained that thero
is now in course OF formation n now
cone caused by tho recent activity. Tho
utmost precaution is now tnkon by tho
authorities to prevent any ono going
close TO the crater, or even the noun
tain itself.
AN incTehhe OF inc bhihrics OF Omclhib
is not unreasonable, says tho Jill. Tho
regulation of soldiers allowances was
promulgated ten years ago. For In
stance, the monthly allowance for sec.
ond and third-class privatcs is 100 yen,
and 1.50 yen for the irst-claRs privates,
so that the amount is an average OF but
or sen per day.
Sato Terugoro, alias Suzuki Kinjiro,
aged twenty.six, native OF Asata vii.
lage, Abe-gun in Suidzuoka prefecture,
who had been previously convicted In
half dozen cases OF robbery, succeed.
ed in obtaining n position as postman
at the Choja-machi postofIlce under n
false name, but was dismissed for neg.
lect Of duty. Since tho beginning OF
July, extensive robberies have boon 70.
ported in Kanagawa and Yokohama,
which have been traced TO tho abovo
gentleman.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
AMERICA FRIENDLY TOWARD
JAPAN, SAYS TAKAHIRA

TOXIC, September 4.-Yesterday on
his return from America, Baron Taxa.
hira was interviewed by representa-
tive of the Kokumin:
1t was on February last, the Baron
said, that was transferred to America
from Italy, when the anti.agitation was
at high pitch in America and war
between Japan and America was being
talked about amongst Americans. The
Anti-Japanese feeling lasted for three
months. But by May it gradually abat.
ed, and by the end of July of the same
year it was regarded as mere Stiffness.
The friendly relations between the
two countries is now entirely restored
The AntiJapanese feeling was nothing
but n result of the agitation by some
Americans who had i'll will towards
Japan and whose agitation proved sue.
cessful for "A while only. The agitators
failed however to get the confidence
of the well.informed Americans.
United efforts by tho authorities of
both countries brought to an end at
last the ill'feeling towards Japan.
Herald's Proposed Alliance Fiasco.
1t WAS in August last that the New
York Herald undertook n movement for
the formation of an Alliance between
China and America, which also had a
bad effect upon the relations between
the Japan and America.
This undertaking was not In conform,
ity with the idea Of the majority of
the Americans so that this also ended
In fiasco after an agitation covering
some time.
Thus there is not shred of cloud
upon the horizon at present between
both nations their friendly aud tradi'
tlonal relations being restored once
more.
Japan Is attitude towards the emigra,
ton question, IL much appreciated by
the American government, the resent
ment OF the Americans towards this
question Is now greatly relieved by this
action,
Americas Policy the "open Door. {"
Some japanese are startled at Amer,
lea = late financial activity In railway
enterprises In China, but tho policy
was not initiated by President Taft ID
WAS long cherished plan OF Mr., R10s.
eYelt II simply means that Mr., Taft
has carried into effect a policy which
Mr. Roosevelt held as principle, and
II Is neihing but tho realisation Of tho
policy vt tho 90 called iigpen door ,
and Neqpal opportunities in China
which was first proposed by America
America B new activity IN China IL
promoting 10 development The Japa'
ness must not hold any preiudlees TO-
wards tbs policy az America japan
has stuck from lhe very begipning 10
he policy Of the iQpen dporN and
iequal oppQgipnillesV IN AanshuTla
and every policy VI japan IN AanehnTla
u nndeFlaken ppln lhe basis ~ that
principle Therefor aa long ~ japan
does not efi agalnsg llai hTlpslpld 10
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Manchuria she can secure tho sympathy
Of the Americans towards her admins.
tration in Manchuria.
The Seattle exhibition will no doubt
give n chance to Japanese to Introduce
their products in America and n great
impetus will be given tho future trade
between Japan and America.
The visit Of the Japanese business
representatives TO America will also
give opportunity to promote friendly
relation between both nations and
their inspection Of American business
methods will contribute some good to.
ward the development OF industry as
well as business OF Japan"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
Do It NOW
Honolulu People Should Not Walt Until
II Ia Too Late,

Honolulu People Should Not Wait Until
1t Ia Too Late.
Tho appalling death'rate from kid.
ney disease Is due In most cases 10 tho
fact that the little kidney troubles are
usually neglected until they become
serious Tho slight symptoms give
place TO chronic disorders and the suf
ferer goes gradually into tho grasp Of
diabetes, dropsy Bright's disease,
gravel or some other serious form OF
kidney complaint.
IL you suffer from backache, head,
aches, dizzy spellsj II the kidney secre,
tions are irregular OF passage and I'M
natural In appearance, do not delay,
Help the kidneys at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for
kidney disorders they cure where
Others fail. Over ono hundred thou
sand people have recommended them,
Here's case at homes
james q, l., Armstrong, Nuuann Val
ley, Honolulu, Hawaii, SAYS ~ was
sufferer from kidney trouble for three
years and D0an's Baekaehe Kidney
PILLS completely cured me, l have had
no return Of the complaint during the
past year, ! cannot recommend this
remedy too highly"
D0an's Haekaobe Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and si0Tekeepers
al 30 cents por box (siH boxes 5000
or viii DO mailed on receipt Ut prize by
the fiollister Drug CO., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for tho Hawaiian Islands,
Remember tho name, Deans, ana
take no substitute
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
SIR JOSEPH WARD
At PROMOTION ROOMS

Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of New
Zealand, visited the rooms of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee yesterday,
accompanied by some of the New Yea.
land newspaper men who attended the
London conference, Sir Joseph was
quite pleased with the display Of pro-
motion literature from his own coun-
try and the efforts which Secretary
Wood has made 10 make the attrac,
tions Of the big, South Pacific Island
known 20 tourists,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
.O|NED BY HIS
NAVAL APPO|NTEE

MIdshipmnn Dickson, u, y NJ, Of
tbs u, y, armored cruiser California,
gpye dnner on board last evening in
honor of Representative James Me
l.aehlan, Of Los Angeles, aud daughter,
Misc Iaanita Ael.aehlan, nearly a
dozen ~ the younger officers VI the
feei alao hslng Ia lhe party, M Me
l.pehlag apponiel M Dickson 20 The
naval aepahWy The party RfIeIgaTd
attended Tbs dARep az ihe Yoppg
bglel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
nmoar rs charged

ATLANTA, a., sept g. Besides
Lieut. 4, W, laEelhnfst AND Private
Grover Elami charged with killiag
Private Edward Coulter of tho l7th 10
ianini " =, A. Lieut. " a. Neon NJ
no fopst Artillery, stationed Al Farl
pe haio, Flar VIII face The eQurl
martial Which epnYeaea VI Fort Ne
fheIsln AppdaY Az announcement
70 this eject Was made yesterday, hnl
lhe commanding 0nlepr refuses "
make pnhlq Ing nepGe ~ lhe charges
agalaRl Algut Ne0R,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
DON'T TAKE THE RISK

when you have bad cough or cold
DO not lel u drag along unlil u be-
eomee ehF0nle on develops lnio an az.
tack III pnenmonla, but give u the a.
lFailon lt deserves and got I'D " u,
1ske lhambeFlaln's Cough Remsdy aad
yov afe sure ~ plompt Hllef loI sale
HaHall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
yoNAaRRuIAL AND SAVINGS On
PARTMENTn,
:astIe g. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

lsneral Insurance Agentl representing
New knvlanl Mutual Life Insurance
l0mpany u Boston,
A6ina fiTe Insurance Go,
ATTENTION
W. taYs iusl seeepied lhs Agency
and
W Ryelaet9g unaeTwgliera NJ ths
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fhfte 4 10 elsp HlAo4g Us hen ~
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
Commercial News
BY Churchill Harvey Elder.

n
During the week the local Stock Exchange nearly dormant
than has been There comparatively recorded
and those small blocks On the other hand prices rather
strong may keeping
much in demand mainland early
abd Adviees from Francisco received Monday
quantities general scurr
options had plenty opportunities 60
So "a % , % the s Th CLOSING, 'OJ rS iVV s , OaOuSn
day of he week. bid,
waiaua last reached 1850 the during
little lowering
however poeeyng another them the
belief that 100 would reached When the stock again arrived 1880
which block looked though their prophecy
but 1860 be the limit the week The closing quotation
position figure In past
has been has been fairly well the
dend is threequartes of
figures
above
there 100 and fifty
shares changed hands altogether The closing quotation Friday 1915
80
Two sales otaling twenty ALL
80 and the figure
Thirty closing Friday
hundred shares block
bid recorded.
of of two
blocks sold, of fifteen shares the other of eghyfve
Hawaiian Pineapple was strong though few sales made The first
small sale at Is and then the price fell back s The three sales ngg
the only sale of the stock recorded during the week.
Bonds Not Active.
very active though railway
supplying activity
market and continue good demand though par still the only figure
which sales Thirty
of of $4,000
worth the market namely 100.25
California Refinery appearance
There just transaction $4,000 worth going the lO
No other bond sales recorded.
New President.
president of a meeting
of the directors of the bank held his
Of
president George
Richard another the Charles secretary
elected fill the vacancy
management Of
Bank Hawaii H. Cooke the
cuo He has been extremely successful his supervision
has been very prosperous
whereby Gurrey
disposed holdings
purchase Gurey
becomes the sole the business
Henry Along n
Henry having opened
and Bethel Streets under the firm of H Along Co.
Additions
important standpoint
made during the past week. that Alexander Young will 2Oooom
addition string bungalow cottages
connection with The
Kaakaua somewhat Eva of the little Roman Catholic
Transactions California Refinery 6s-$4OOo@lOl.
o1omeaoolG0 igO lo7@97o; 500 Dividends
% 30 56 Hawaiian Sugar Co, 1l2 cent?
nu c spss ar Geo. n s Per n O. D
G%mHSSo; o9 gSse so0sa 80
Honokaa-1O The Directors of Hawaiian Agrcul.
Paauhau-2O092775 monthly dividend from cent to
5asse25 e " he of onomea Sugar Co.,
Navigation
15@1 dividend from 2 IL cent to 4
5@2s 5@2775. = the remainder o
es$l7OOO@1Oo; $4,000 dividend Sept
nMa 5s-$scOo@loo25 Nexto nomoa Oct. o.
| IlNnl llNhrn lCTTrD IlcTlcjD ncrDu IlIlDn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21

IN tho libel case against The man,
aRer Aad editors " tbs Hllo hhlapo,
hu8hl NnF nnel $500 ava costs y,
knyhlml tahQ gni costs, and = mol, pros,
eal enieifd agsipsI =, 70, Az sppeel
hAa hefg nalqj
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21

Stock Transactions.
onomea-1O0, 100, 1O7@49.75; 500
so; 100, 100, 50@50.50.
Waialua-25@l15.5O; 25, 80, SO
1850; 15@116; 2O@116.50; 10@116.
Ewa-15@30; 5@30.25.
Oahu-100@32; 10@S2; 3O@32; so,
50@32.
Honokaa-1O, SOLO.
Pioneer-15@1SS; 85@1SS.
Paauhau-200@2775.
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugars,
5@33.625.
Inter.Island Steam Navigation Co..
15@111.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.-25@2775;
5@2S; 5@2775.
Bonds.
Hilo R. r. 6s-$17. OOO@1OO; $4,000
@l00; $300O@100.
Waialua $2OO0@lOO.25.
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California Refinery 6s-$4000@101.
Dividends-Sept. 10, 1909.
Hawaiian Sugar Co., 1-1-2 per cent;
Oahu Sugar Co., 1-2 per cent; o. r.
G. l.. Co., "a per cent; Pepeekeo, per
cent; Waialua, "a per cent.
Sept. 10 1909.
The Directors of Hawaiian Agricul.
tural Co., announce an increase of the
monthly dividend from per cent to
2 per cent.
The Directors of Onomea Sugar Co.,
announce an increase of the monthly
dividend from 1-2 per cent to 4 per
cent.
Both for the remainder of the calen-
dar year
Next Haw. Ayr. Co. dividend Sept.
80.
Next onomea dividend Oct. 8.
Evening star., 1909-04-25
The Midd1ebury Murder
Continued from pogeS
Continued from page 8

the office: I'm not through with my investiga-
ton vet -
Hewalked rapidly back passed the body. and
reentered the private office. Sitting down at
the desk in the corner. he began rapid investi-
cation of the pigeonholes. Suddenly he held
up a letter and envelop, on which was printed
the words. James Moffett Aspenwall Bldg
New York City" Opening this, he took out
letter and read 1T aloud:
MY DEAR MIDDLEBuRy.-I can't wait any
longer for that money. You'll positively have
to pay it by the 5th or there'll be trouble for
YOU sure. I'd like an immediate answer
j.. MoFFETT.
Looks bad for Moffett, doesn't :" said the
Seer putting the note into his pocket. But
look at this Here's something worse
He had just opened a small drawer and
looked in. As he spoke he held up revolver.
"One cartridge used. I'm sorry for Miss Viii
SON."
And the night watchman's pistol yet to be
accounted for'' said Valeska
''Oh. l think l can account for that, all
right" said Astro. IN locate that as soon as
| get the time Here comes the latest suspect
See what YOU make of her You know women =
THE elevator door opened with a snap, and
McGraw, holding young woman by the
wrist, entered the outer office She was a
pretty blonde her eyes now red with weeping;
She wore a neat blue tailor made suit and
stylish hat The elevator boy came in behind
her and gazed at her hungrily.
I'VE found her on the fifth floor trying to
get down said McGraw. She has acknowl-
edged that she up in Middlebury's office
this evening.
Astro turned swiftly to the elevator boy.
What did you say you hadn't taken her up
for?" he demanded.
"Oh, God | knew she was up there but |
didn't take her up. she walked up stairs, !
hoped she'd get away and nobody'd know.
| thoupht she d gone already -
And you wanted to shield herr Why"
Dennis hung his head, Then he muttered
shamefullv, Because I'm in love with her, sir,
that why! And | didn't want her to get into
trouble She didn't do it, sir I'll swear she
didn't shoot him. He looked down at the
body in horror, then turned his eyes away and
began to sob hystericallv.
"Well, then, Miss Wilson, what have you to
say for YOURSELF"
She had taken one look at the corpse also,
and had turned away, her tears breaking forth
afresh Between her gasps she told her story
Mr.. Middebury was too attentive to me,
Evening star., 1909-04-25

some amazing phantom of perplexlng dream.
Suddenly the young 'un stopped dancing
and flung round on the dazed and bewlldered
pair. Thought youse murdered?' he said
viciously. Guess them wax pills stung like hot
lead. All shot to pieces wit wax wadse Hex
try! Hextry! A wax murder in Gallup Wax
wads that's all they was. But keep them paws
down. There's some o these Sandy Claus toys
in me jeans that carries moren wax slugs
LOCKER herel'
The lads feet sprang into motion again and
with swift as light gesture he whipped from
the turned-in pockets of the duster two highly
polished .SS's, tossed them up, caught them pat
in his long fingers and, gliding with dizzy speed
along the bar shot away the thin necks of a row
of wine bottles. Then he stopped dancing,
coming down from toe to heel slow and delber-
ate Lowering the smoking barrels OF the 3Ss;
he turned upon the still dazed and stupehed
pair of bullies, his teeth swapping, his breath
coming short and fast, his eyes showing dull
red fire in their depths.
"'There's gold and silver in the faro and
roulette racks an back O the bar, he burst out
shrilly, an here's where lsador Stem digs IN an
helps hisself les as youse did ter me the day
says down the steps o that caboose! Me friends,
turning to Jimmy Perkins, Hobbs. and Cassidy,
kin " cock them Winchesters an point EN- at
them two large parties you seen come up OH
the floor, while | stow this antique hardware
and do little trick OF cleanin' up all the loose
change in sight' whereat he went most Vlgor-
ously and thoroughly to work.
What gold and silver he couldn't cram INTO
his own pockets he stuffed into the pockets OF
Hobbs and Cassidy, and when he had diligently
raked floor tables, and counters bare to the last
Mexican copper, he drew from some inner fold
of his garments large, painfully lettered docu-
ment and spread it on the bar
Me receipted bill, gents he said as he
edged near the entrance, scarce able to stand
with the weight of coin in his clothing. Hope
youse enjoyed me tenderfoot brangle! he
shouted through the swinging doors as he went
out.
SOMEHOW" sighed Cantilever Jones. nod
- ding at Baldy Peters: "Scoville and Moran
never seemed SO awfully bad after that: Least.
wise, they were no longer the Two Bad Men OF
Gallup They moved from Gallup, think, the
day after that little affair in The Parlor. They'd
no sense of humor. you see. Couldn't stand
being joshed.
And hear Scovle has joined the Saliva
ton Army down in Tucson while Moran has
entered the Mormon church and is tutor and
guide to flock of Angora goats up in the hills
back of ST. Joseph
Evening star., 1909-04-25

appeared He showed signs OF the greatest
distress, his eyes staring, and his mouth lax.
The gun has gone!' he exclaimed, and
stood gazing helplessly at McGraw.
:" 1t has. Then I'll have to arrest you, said
the officer, and he took pair OF handouts
from his pocket. Il Hold out your hands my
mani,
Astro apparently paid no attention to this
scene and walked again into the office and
,tood looking at the body. You'd better get
Motfett and take them both down stairs. I'll
look about bit. When the doctor comes.
send him up. Send some one to look at the
roof under Moffetts window to see if he can
ind an empty cartridge. Keep a watch out
Yourself for anyone going down stairs.
W/HEN McGraw had gone with his prisoner,
w Vaeska approached the Seer and gazed
t1nitllv at the body of Mlddlebury-
Look at his left eye" said Astro soberly.
Eaeska shudderingly did so. There's the
tiniest drop of blood there" she exclaimed.
Its strange case and would puzzle anyone
Who hadn't brains. wonder what poor old
AIcGraw would have done alone
Astro smiled grinly
DO YOU know who did it," Valeska asked
ireathlessy.
''Of course.
What, already 1t seems impossible.
There are three persons to suspect, aren't
theree"
who are they"
why. Moffett and the watchman and the
mysterious woman who was undoubtedly here
tonight.
That woman is still in the building l saw
her hiding by corner of the stairway as we
came up; but didn't mention 1t, as | knew the
men below would get her if she attempted to
escape"
Which one did it, them"
That's what shall have to prove before
leave the building. I'm sure enough; but
need evidence. Just at present what worries
me is, How did that calendar happen to fall
down from the wall where it was fastened with
one of these spiral thumbtacks," He pointed
10 those on the drawing board.
At this moment they heard the bell of the
elevator, which now standing at the floor
below while McGraW w made his second arrest,
begin to ring furiously Astro ran out into
the hall and listened. In a moment McGraw
entered the with his two men. and the car
descended. The dial in front of the shaft
showed its descent to the fifth floor; then the
marker stopped.
Astro pointed to it They've captured the
girl he said We'll wait for Miss Wilson in