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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
WINDJAMMERS ARE
NOT OVERDUE
Sailing Vessels From Many Parts Of
the World Now Under Way to
Honolulu Should Show Up
Soon.

There are several sailing vessels
now en- route TO Honolulu from var
ious parts of the world which should
show up most any day.
While not eligible to a conspicu-
Gus place on the overdue list, these
wind TANNERS will not blow into the
port bearing any fast records, es-
pecially the ships coming down from
San Francisco.
The American bark Andrew Welch
from the California port to the agen-
cy of Castle & Cooke is now out 20
days. A record of passages Of the
Andrew WEIGH for a period of three
years shows her sailing time from
the coast as averaging eighteen
days. Her fastest time being a lit
tie less than ten days and the long
est passage 80 days.
The barkentine s. G. Wilder, now
sixteen days out from San Francisco
to Castle & Cooke, is generally
known as a fourteen day boat. The
barkentine lrmgard, also to the same
agency, bears record as twelve
day vessel, and the Coronado, COM
ing to w. G. Irwin & Company, is
said to be considerably slower and
can be counted upon for about TWEEN
ty days on Frisco Honolulu voy-
age.
From Hamburg, Germany, the
sailing packets have averaged any
where from las to 179 days. The
German ship Alexander Isenberg is
now out 127 days from the German
port. and is coming to the agency
of II. Hackfeld & Company.
From Gayiota, the California oil
port, some fast runs have been re-
corded within the past few years.
The steamer Rosecrans is now seven
days out, and the American ship
Marion L. Chilcott sailed from Ga.
viota the same date. The Chilcott
has the name Of coming down to the
islands in steamer time, she having
made the passage in thirteen days
the same time consumed by the
steamer Rosecrans.
One hundred days out from New
York, the American bark Nuuanu II
sailing toward Honolulu. The Nuu
anu Is credited with being about {
125-day vessel She comes to tn,
agency of Theo. II. Davies and is ex
pected to arrive here by the middle
of the Following month.
The American ship Edward Sc
wall. which sailed twenty-four day,
ago from Newport News with I
large shipment OF coal for the navy
is expected to arrive here within 12I
or 100 days.
| The schooner Alice Cooke has ay
eraged twenty-six days in her regu
lar passages between Port LUDLOW
and Honolulu. This vessel is nov
25 days out with shipment OF lum
Ter consigned to Levers & Cooke
The schooner Robert Levers Is sal,
to also average the same time be
tween the aforementioned ports.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

Surely you know that my wife is
regarded here as a lady of inferior
rank"
The Kaiser instantly rejected
court etiquette. saying:
But your wife must be here" y
The Kaiser's insistence brought
the Emperors acquiescence. The
Archduke Jumped into n carriage
and drove to his own palace, while
the entire company awaited dinner
until he and his wife returned.
Throughout his visit the Kaiser
showed the Countess marked atten-
ton, treating her in every way as
the future Empress of Austria.
There is no doubt that in her forth
coming visit to Berlin she will be
treated In the same manner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
JUDGE THAYER
FROM MISSOURI
Prosecution Had to Show Him When
k Victims of Intoxicants and
x Games Were Brought Before
Police Court for Disposition.

While laying no particular claim to
the State OF Missouri us the land of
his nativity. Judge Wade Warren
Thayer. who presided over the large
and select company Of offenders at Pc.
lice Court this morning, more than
once visibly and fOrcibiy Impressed
upon the prosecution that he might
have once had n speaking acquaintance
with the State where perpendicular
farms adorn the landscape, and the
chief products are fruit and furniture,
pumpkins and hooppoles.
The usual rand transit of assorted
drunks was much diminished when His
Honor began to take leisurely cogniz-
nnce of the individual cases as ar.
raigned before him.
A young woman of pronounced bru.
nette type charged with having in.
du'ged too freely with the cup that
cheers, was put through q course of
| questioning concerning her nativity
age. social standing and previous con.
dition o: scrvitude. She as well as
three other wahincs who had dallied
with firewater, appeared quite reluct
ant to divulee their ages. They al
| claimed to have passed under the wire
at less than twenty. Two women will
/ spend the dry season at the city has
tile.
Sixty.four cases greeted Judge Thay
er this morning. Two-thirds of those
brought for disposal were charged
with gambling. Twenty Chinese wer,
lined mp as having participated in pa
kan at pauOa cemetery yesterday. At
torney Chillingworth appeared for tn,
Celestials and 1t developed that tire,
were informers said to be in the pa,
of the secret service. Seventeen
caught five dollars and costs Will,
the sleuths were given suspended sen
fences.
In batting Castalina. n quartet o
Porto Ricans from the classic precinct
of Magoonville pleaded guilty to gamh
ling. Attorney Strauss Is looking ai
| Nti lHcN VIII nave
hearing tomorrow.
The police having raided Chimes
club house, secured seven violators O
the law who were sentenced to fines O
five dollars and costs by Judge Thayel
Nine Chinese gamesters caugh
while lndulg!ng in sup chat in a hous
on lower King street near River. wi
be tried tomorrow.
All Hoon, Chinese who failed I
arm himself with marriage certif
cate. when found on the premises OF
Japanese. is under bail of 800 unit
his case comes up for disposal
Many of the gamblers arrested dul
ing Saturday night and Sunday wer
old offenders and Judge Thayer fro
Grently consulted the court filing cas-
for records of previous convictions.
Several assault and battery case
were continued until tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
King Leopold Responsible
For New Congo Outrages

Belgium 2An officer the Congo Rubber Co
District horrfying
have killed by the
agents company Leopold the actual
burned the
when the barbarous
exposed
oong Leopold who enriehng his pocket
a the O the
chat forced promise radical reforms
ri conditions / supposed had
that the rubber
agents oay die before
which
the considered the occasion. but
tGec Chrstendom thoroughly
the condition
natives from their u'uleahle bondage
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
KAISER RECOGNIZES
MORGANATIC WIFE.

BERLIN, October BY inviting
the Countess Chotek, morganatic
wife Of the heir to the Austrian
throne. Kaiser Wilhelm committed a
grave breach Of court etiquette, but
at the same time won tremendous
popularity throughout the German
empire. When the Kaiser last visit
ed vienna he attended n state ban
quet, at which was assembled the
elite OF Austria. lie walked up to
the ArChduke Francis and said:
Where's your Wife,"
The Archduke was embarrassed
and replied:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
NoN.cOMMiTTAL JURY.

"A cut In the throat with knife by
one kanagawa, male Japanese" was
the substance OF verdict handed
down by the coroner's jury which sat
on the case of Reyo Hironaka, the Jap.
snese woman who was murdered on
the premises of Judge Lindsay on last
Wednesday evening.
Kanagawa, who is accused of the
crime, is still unable to appear in court
because of self-innicted wounds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
DOCTORS THREATEN STRIKE.
Vienrese Hospital Physicians De.
mand Increase in Salary.

VIENNA, October 9,-The doc
tors attached to the hospitals here
have decided TO go on strike Decem-
Der 18th unless the city agrees to
their deamnd for an increase in sal
airy. Private physicians will sup
port the action of their colleagues,
so unless an arrangement is arrived
at by the date set the Viennese hos
pitfalls will be without medical aid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
FRANCE EARS GREEK COIN.
Six Million Francs Withdrawn From
Circulation.

PARIS, October 9.-Greek money
has been withdrawn from circulation
in France, as the international treat
les do not admit of any further de-
lay.
1t appears that about 5000. 900
francs of Greek money have found
their way into the Offices which col
lect 1t, but that II was expected that
the figure of 100000 francs would
be reached by this measure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
P0PE's LIONEss HAS CUBS.
She Was Presented to the Pontiff by
King Menelik

amusement has been caused here by
the announcement that the lioness
which was presented to the Pope by
the Emperor Menelik. together with
lion, gave birth to two fine cubs
last night. Both lioness and cubs
are doing well, and the lion seems to
be delighted by the happy event.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
RUSSIA TO DISPOSE OF MANcHURIA RAILROAD.

ST PETERSBURG government
sidcrng Manchuran railroad reported to
he a sale China.
possible also that the consider offer from
that BET he
their railroad inter-
them of his system If this had been
the time 1T would have America
a great Manchugia
had been received to I policy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
TAFT WILL INSPECT MISSISSIPPI.

2iPresiden Taft ended his visit here
Mississippi the federal
work being donea projected banks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
ACCUSING TAMMANY OF VICE.

the Tammany being the protectors
Of speeches
will
thnp pr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
CAR AND KING OF ITALY BANQUET.

RACC0GIN 2i.C Nicholas Russia and King
of Preparations
had time since 1t be-
his southern trip Develop
affecting countries the result of
Of
italy from the frontier
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
SHORT SPORTS.

Abe Norton was an Interested
spectator of the football game on
Saturday, and It was easy to see
that he was longing to get into the
play. But sprained ankles won't al
low anyone to fool around, and Nor
ton had to be content on the side
lines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

A steam-roller and traction engine Is
at your service for all kinds of steam
rolling, blowing and heavy hauling at
reasonable rates. Apply Honolulu Con
struction & Draying Co. Phone 2S1.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

see which craft they VIII sail. ana
there will be real test of the
yachtsmens ability.
V. NJ. Fitzsimmons. the we'll
known Ililo man, and Osborne OF
the s. S. Claudine, ran two and n
half mile race last week at Hoolulu
Park. Osborne led all the way and
won easily from Fitzsimmons, who
was all in at the end of mile or So
The Marines have two football
teams, and next Saturday one OF
them will tackle the Town bunch at
the league grounds. The Marines
are not after gate money and only
want clean amateur sport.
The Aloha Park is being fitted
up In preparation for the Cullen
Reilly boxing match, and by Satur-
day night the canvass roof will have
been put in position and the cleo
trio lights all hung.
Sergeant Camp is thought very
highly of by the Marines, and he is
keen on football. That is the Ma
rines strong suit, and the tussle with
the Town team will be well worth
seeing.
Next Saturday Punahou and the
College of Hawaii will play foot
ball match on the Alexander Field,
and another exciting game should
evenuate.
! There will be mile skating race
at the Princess rink this evening,
and some of the fastest local roller
men have entered for the event,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
Asti Wines Again Ia the Lead
Seattle, Wash, Sept. 81, 1909.


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

A race between the Gallopinl
Mary and Riley's wren may com
off soon; the skipper Of the Mar
and Rusty Brown will toss up L
see which craft they will sail. an
there will be real test of tn
yachtsmen's ability.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

There will be mile skating race
at the Princess rink this evening,
and some of the fastest local roller
men have entered for the event.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

Prepared BY Dbl Q. Aver . Co.. Lowell. Mass. u.s.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-06
STAMFORD, june 5.-The competition
at Wee Burn to-day was IN eighteen hole
handicap for the j. Belden Hurlbutt prize
MONOPLANE OR TRIPLANE.
Peri Getty Lovely Airship That would Not
Fly Causes Trouble for Inventors.

At the Arlington aerial carnival only one
prize OF $500 was awarded, and that went to
Morris Bokor for the best constructed ma
chine. Now Stanley Y. Beach. another In
ventor, who arrived with a m%onoplane after
he Judges decision. is contesting the award
on the ground that according 10 tho rules
governing the contest the decision was to
have been given at sunset and that the
award was made early In the day. But for
a disagreement with Gustav Whitehead,
with whom Mr.. Beach collaborated In the
building OF the machine, he would have been
there on time. In the frst place Mr.. Beach
and MIR. Whitehead constructed a blplane.
it had all the good points OF a first class air.
ship except that it would not fly. II made
splendid circles around the Morris Park
track on wheels. but Il steadfastIy refused
to soar In the air. as the inventors had be-
lieved It would.
Then q dispute arose. MIR. Beach insisted
that II should have been a monoplane, while
Mr.. Whitehead maintained that the mistake
had been in not making II a triplane, Mr..
Beach was firm In his conviction, and with
out the consent Of the other inventor went
to work and converted the hiplane into o
monopiane. After he had finished the ma
chine to his .Sd dis ST yl he s9qndw the nsi9e va
traced MIR. Whitehead to Bridgeport, Conn,
where he had taken the engine.
Mr.. Whitehead was persistent In his re-
fusal to give up the engine unless Mr.. Beach
would agree TO construct a triplane.. Mr.,
Beach took the law in his hands and had
MIR. Whitshead arrested and thrown into
prison. Then there came a sudden change
Of mind on the part Of Mr.. Whitehead, who
said II Mf, Beach would have him released
he could take the engine and huild any kind
Of a plane he chose. However, repentance
ton In time for the $500 prize.
A telegram was received yesterday by the
Aeronautlc Society from Glenn II. Curtis OF
Hammondsport stating that In making a
tesI Of the ~aeroplane built for the society II
had been considerably damaged. MIR. Cur
tbs reported that the work OF the engine Is
perfect, but some alt are necessary
In the controls, Several days will be re-
guired to repair the damage and Mr.. Curtis
will make another trial, Only a short hight
OF q few hundred yards was made
Mrs. W. II. Martin, wife OF the Reroplane
inventor OF Canton. Ohio. arrived at Morris
Park YESTERDAY to give a demonstrati ion in
her husbands machine. BY some mistake
the airSh!p was lott at a park by the same
name'in Brooklyn. and will not he delivered
a. Morris, Park before Tomorrow. Mrs,
Martin is the only woman in this country 70
have made an ascent n a glider Both she
and, Mr.. Martin will give exhibitions at the
park By towing the msohtns with Q horse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-06
Notes Of COLLEGE Athlete,.

II is expected that the Princeton team Will
choose George II whitley. 10, captain Tor ask
season. whitley has hsd.iots OF hard luck, and
electlnG him captain may change things.
In the intercollegiate, games Pennsylvanls
events. But Harvard made al Ia The neld events
and Pennsylvania 3. That's q big difference.
Princeton's weakness In held events, which los,
the Yale dual moet to the Tigers. was shown we'll
in the !. {. 4. a. 4. 4. games. The Jersey men
didn't score a point In the neld sports q
Rand was one OF the most popular leaders the
Harvard track team ever had.
Arrangements are being made by the Univer.
sity OF Wisconsin baseball team 70 make = TIP 10
Japan. to play Against Keio University q series
OF ten games. The Wisconsin team II 10 be In
TOXIC on September IS. " the plan goes through.
Hiram Conibear has been reengaSed as coach
OF the gion crews.
Coach ward stu Is shifanG, his osunen about.
y Is hard work trying 10 MI the gaps LETT jus,
after the Yale race.
Louis J. bradford Of this city has been elected
captain Of the Swarthmore track team. He
hold. the college record Of l minute 50 seconds
for the half mile.
4 medley race, each competltor running IRA,
a quarter OF . mile, then walking . quarter Of 4
mile and hnally swimming q like distance. was
held recently at pennsylvania The winner, J. W.
Anthony. covered the three quarters In II min
at"s u as seconds.
more 10 the man ts.n did corncf's for ,ks race
A. Ithaca, Har'ard's men we're i7slS pounds on
the average.
The Daily Prneetontan does 4 little bragrinr
About how many men got places In the intercol.
isEisie games. az the Princeton paper said they
dlction that Princeton would get Il points In.
stead OF 7, as the facts were,
The Wisconsin freshman crew voa Ne inter-
class ohamplonship at Nadlsos-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-06
KRAMER,s WIN POPULAR,
Acorn Athiete's' Victory Lands Potn
TrophY for His Club.

The Acorn Athletic Association held IT.
annual spring games at Hawthorne Field
! Brooklyn, yesterday and the courage Of the
clubs officials in deciding to run Oh me meet
In such wretched weather was rewarded by
a crowd Of fully 1000 spectators. The race
Of the day was the 1--WE mile r~un!handicap,
and appropriate to the occasion Il was. won
ner who has often carried the Acorn colors
oreditably. The victory had IT., value too 10
another way. for up TO that time me y est u
Kramer''s win just snatohed the trophy, put
Of the Are and the runner was carried on
The total score for t6iatpolnscup was: Acorn;
10 points. West Side Y. N. q. A.. Is, and
Mohawk A. C.,e,
mile between New York and Brooklyn, With
the runners drawn from the local athietiS
clubs. The makeup Of the teams occasioned
York A.C. men did the running for Gotham.
while for Brooklyn there were one New fork
A. c. man, two from the Irish A., 6. G.. ana
ten yards, but the victory did not arouse
with doing his duty for BROOKLYN Harry 4
team that won. the mile relay handicap On
the fifteen yard mark. B. e. ,TreIise OF the
West Side Y. NJ. c. A. won the 100 and 800
yard handicap.
The summaries:
rs Yard Run, Noytce-won by J; 2. Waldman.
unattached; A.. q. Hooh. tourhiin Lyeegp.
second; 4. Muller. Northwestern A. Co. third
ioe YARD s1s. a.ade.p-wo9 By I; =; TI.s..:s.
T Tfni Sis 81 \ ya M q s q; K. Sffres I s i; ssspe faslsS
Ono Mile. Handicap-Won by Z. Iasteran.
Aohawk A. c., 90 yards: Joseph A. Meeks. Acorn
4. A.. 70 yards, third. Time, I minutes . IS
one Nile Relay. Hsndissp-won by New York
A. c.. 30 yards, with n. r. Edwards. g. B. Ford.
Fl, l.. Hlimsn, Jr.. and James AoEntce; Pastino
a. c.. IS yards, second. with Morrsey. Buist.
Sweeney I'd L Roy pG nisp Aosrn v 4; Al o.
rs Charlton and III p. MoNslly. Tme.S minutes
90 Yard Run, Nouce-won by s. A. swenson.
Acorn A. A.: 3. Story. Jr. Townsend Harris.
ssssend; z 4: Aasselneyer' Acorn A. A. third
One Mic Kun Re,sy-In,erboreush As,oela-
t!on.won BY K!nss County. Ci'h !: Ruehisf;
G. Jones: Sprockct A.. C" With Frank Tadbendsr.
George ~, srq ~ n F r.rov A ssaSss: s GsoTs !. "a "a
With p. Reese. b. Helm. B. woods, W. Farrell.
and II. Lovtnz. third. Time. 8 minutes - is
500 Yard Run. Aanaic.p-won By. p, 2: Trevise.
ives; Side y n. {; A. Is yardas: = " us sS1Mu'
Acorn A. A.. II yards. third. Time. Szs-S seconds.
Finncran.. West Side Y. NJ. G. A.. 10 yards; Carl
Walther. New York A. C.. Is yards. second; =. 3.
Mcdowell. unattached. - yards, third. Time,
Five Nile Run. Hsndicap-won by W..
Kramer. Acorn A. A. 40 yards; J. Gilbert. No
hawk a. O.. rs yards, second: J. Hanley. Draeon
4. c.. 800 yards. third; g. J. critchey. Acorn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-06
LAWN TENNIS.
Hackett and Little Win Manhattan Bowl
-~Touchard's Final for Felipe Gun.

The Manhattan championship bowls Of
fered by the New York Lawn Tennis Club
for doubles will be in the possession OF
Harold II. Hackett and Raymond d, Little
OF the West Side T. C. for thu next year
This double won the trophy yesterday
In the final round from Theodore r. Pell
and Wylie c. Grant OF the home club by
three straight sets. II. was \ match repiete
from from 0 s,are 10 p's sgni. sna s s.sGef d SSH5I won won
their semi-fnals handily enough. and the
spectators in nearby windows and on the
a s1enA pisy T az 4 n nsts apI1als eam ss d Tss the
In the final tussle Grant and Pell won
the opening game OF the first get, but whsn
Hackett and ntue gained the two nfs.
games in the next set and then Grant and
sss t ess': ss;. I Ssi s.% %.s Ing e. :.l y
partner; Despite the raw Weather .hsy
o warm NED. up !., 10 ~ ,hsir work AND sT pss ed
!. to :. The match looked to be ali over
then. ,bu, Grant and PelI took . brace. IN
POINTS! as'Ff p. 1T os sn q %.S 81. ' r.ssu. s'iiE er &
A. one time 4 was four A. but HasL.t.
ssG"ssT and rp 'ne ' sst 8 % e = r. Piers re-. Win g.
no challenge match, as Alexander and
racket are not playing
Gustave f.. Touchard OF the Bedford
Park Tennis Club won the Anal round Of
the singles for the Felipe cup from l.. NJ.
Burt OF the West Side T. {. The result
was a sort Of f~oregone conclusion for the
Bedford Park player, Who has not met
defeat 80 far this year. but Burt kept him
on the jump all the way. Touchard made
four games without q break in the first
set and finally won out. Burt fought
out every point In tho second set, which
finally went TO. Touchard. Theodore r..
Pell Ia the holder Of the cup. and he and
Touchard will play the challenge match
Tomorrow afternoon.
The summary:
Mems Doubles. Manhattan Cham pionship
B~owis-Seml. ma, r~ound-Harold H .Hackett and
Raymond n. Little. West Side T.. c.. defeated
Walter Pate and z. r. Tsyier. Brooklyn T. G..
81. -; Wylio c, Grant and Theodore r.. Peli,
New York Lawn Tennis Club. defeated Karl
Behr and r. p, Fischer, West Side &c, ~, rs.
Final Round Harold II. Hackett and Raymond
y. Little. West Side T. C.. defeated Wylle c. Grant
and Theodore r. Pell. New York L. T. c.. 81.
s. -
Mems Singles, Felipe cup-Finsl round-Gus.
tave F.. TouchArd. Bedford Park r. G.. defeated
l.. NJ, Burt. West Side T. c.. %, 8
Handicap, Singles Second round..K. Boor.
minus is. "a. 90, e-i; 4. Ostendorf. plus IS.
defeated p. Foster. plus Is. Ga, 81; walter
Pate. minus IS, defeated D. Emery. plus Is. 50.
90; d. =. Roberts, minus Is. defeated c. B.
Whine, plus 30, by default.