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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-22

Secretary Meyer left Washington
Oct. Is for his home In Hamilton
Mass. Before leaving he announced
that the Atlantic Fleet would Assem-.
BILE at Hampton Roads. when repairs
are completed. and 60 to New York
for the Christmas holidays. after which
they will go to Gautanamo for maneu,
vers,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-22
w A N T S /.
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WAITID

subscriptions for any magazines or
newspapers; club rates given; San
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mail for $500; six months $500.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-22
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, MINI. --"I was q great
sufferer from female trOubleS Which
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-22
What Army and Navy !;
: Folk Are Doing

A new circular has been issued by
the Navy Department relating to tho
qualifications for permanent appoint.
ment as chief petty officers. Candi.
dates for permanent appointment as
chief petty ohicers .tArt IT'S, Par. 2,
Navy Regulations) must have had sea
service in a cruising vessel as chief
petty officer In the rate In which per.
manent appointment Is sought for at
least one year. except hospital stew.
ards. Their records must show an
excellent average In proficiency, sob.
riety and obedience for at least two
years; and they must have shown in
themselves good examples Of subordi.
nation. courage, zeal. heatness. atten.
tion to duty, and an earnest endeavor
to maintain good order and discipline
In the command to which attached.
A candidate for permanent appoint.
ment as chief petty onicer must be a
citizen Of the United States. A can.
didate to receive permanent appoint.
ment in any rating must have a good
record In proficiency In rating sobriety
and obdience for two years previous
to recommendation therefor II his ser.
vice In current enlistment has contin.
ued so long. and an average Of IS in
proficiency in rating, sobriety and ODE.
dierce during the twelve months i'm.
mediately preceding recommends.
tion. The board OF officers must ex.
anime the candidates to determine
their manual and mental capabilities.
Previous service. together with such
ofiicial records as may be available.
will be carefully scrutinized and noted
In making up the average Of fitness.
General bearing. personal qualifca.
lions and conduct records must be ex.
amined with special care In the ef.
fort to procure only persons OF par.
ticular merit In these positions. The
circular. which Is dated Oct. 1. 1909,
also gives the scope Of examination
In the several grades and other in.
formation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-22

Combinations Of your choice In mag
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Clure's and Cosmopolitan for
$500; Worlds Work, Delineator.
Everybody's and Smart Set, all
four for $5.05. Oahu Subscription
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-22

Recent successful experiments with
wireless telegraphy from military
dirigible balloon in Germany point to
vastly Increased value Of the air.
ship as a military instrument. and yet
the navigator's risk on q vessel of the
air charged with highly explosive gas.
fitted with high.voltage electric appar.
atus. loaded with explosives and car.
rying supplies Of petrol. will be no
small one.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

trunk full OF letters. frors every SEC
lion OF the country. were found
10 II alleged that the men. In com
pony with a third party. who escaped.
pretended 20 conduct various bureaus
Whereby they agreed 20 furnish com
panions 90 iuvalids. employment Cor
those out OF work. and servants 20
these desiring them. Complaints fol-
lowed Thick and fast upon the letters
said TO have been sent out from the
ONCE here. and the results we're th@
arrests
Included In the CONVERSATIONS made
By the government officials were many
photographs q young girls. alleged 20
have answered advertisements insert
81 in numerous newspapers North
South. East and West. in which NJ
alleged violators pretended 90 - able
20 procure work for applicants a. com
pantons for wealthy persons going
abroad. Invariably the request 0as
made for return 81 postage stamps To-
reply. and e. "a chiefly from this source
that The Siebcrts are said 90 have got
ten funds
The case wili come up in the United
states District Court a. soon "a the
present docket Isl relieved
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

Is as pure and free from deleterious
ingredients as the whiskey rectifiei
In the Cld-fashioDed way and now re-
garded as the only straight" whiskey
on the market. NEST Scotch ~hiskey
and some highe- .,rGdes OF rye and
sour mash T.. use in this country are
classed as imitation at present
AT the conclusion OF the conference
IL Was announced thar the whole mat
ter would be referred TO Solicitor
General Bowers. of the Department Of
Justice. who Is 20 take testimony.
Some OF the distillers wanted the mat
ter referred 90 a board. but the Presi-
dent decided that the Solicitor-GeneraI
was the proper person 20 take the tes-
timony. When he has concluded. the
President will act
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
PRESIDENT TAFTS
NEW METHODS
Leaves Details % Members 81 Hh
Cabiaet bat Ne insISts rP~s
Results

WASHINGTON. u. C.-spee.AI 49,
The President has already takea ocea-
sion 70 make clear 10 the members of
his Cabinet The general policy % lis
Administration With refcr~nre 20 tie
several departments snd their r~sDec-
tive heads. He has told them that
10 expects each member % tha gabi-
net to assume al responzibility for
and exercise supreme control over his
department and that he all hold each
head ~ department responsihle FOR
rs conduct Pc has emphasized the
iact that be- wants results. and has
neither inclination nCr time o. deal
vita minor details. thar he has chosen
the aolrsf men be could fnt FOE TIE
several portfolios and that a. ras
CON confidence n them IA. such BE-
ms tte case he Is more than pleased
io leave fo them tle methods b. ~hlch
tae1 shall achieve the Important re-
srits Nhich he expects 90 them
To he sholly consistent in THIS poll
Cy. President Taft has assured tns
members OF hts Official family that he
wll leave Them free Go select their
assistants without personal or polsti-
cal Influence from the White House
be has explained that De realisea IL
would he unjust Cor BIN 81 hold his
ahin~t officers responsible for results.
while. for political reasons. ~ die
fated The men on whose assistance
thes must rely for the success % their
respective departments. and while a.
sistant secretaries ana similar officers
are Presidential officers" the Presf
dent viii exercise his prerurative onis
pa appointing men Who are entireiy
acceptable to the department. heads
The effect co the Presidents policy
- already to be observed tn the ssV-
erM departments Each head h ~ork-
INK night and day Ca master the de-
tails 90 his department. inspecting the
several branches and bureaus and IA
miliariEing himself a. rapidly az pos
sihle With an 90 tho machinery Tor
the smooth working of whch b. ~
to he held rsspCnslbie
one eject of the Presidents peifr.
once 10 is generally underatoOd and in
good WORKING order. wll d. o. save
Rim from ihe mass 90 detail which al
most sNamps a Chief Executive 10
he All permit % 90 90 so. Members
~ congress Will soon md that they
must deal directly with the depart-
m*ni heads 81 they ~ish things a.
compiished Instead of carrying every
request and every complaint o. the
White House. aud so. too. with che
portion Cf the public which has 90
deal wifh Federal departments A
result the President hopes "a obtain
SUFFICIENT time Co give Co the more
Important Affairs of the Government
that attention which they demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
FOR VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
amendment Co Payne TariH Bin Gives
10 Protection.

WASHINGTON u Special -
Two Important amendments to th. To-
hacDo schedule of the Payne Dan were
decided upon hy the WAYS and Means
committee Thursday one OF th.
changes is embodied in "a hul that has
been PASSED bs rhe House twice which
provided that tobacco growers shall
Pee exempt from the payment OF manu-
facturers license fnr the sale of TO-
nacco m the leaf An amendment Was
made to the paragraph placing a dut,
oi I'D cents peer pound on unstemmed
hller tobacco and .o cents a pound on
stemmed uller tobacco
To this a proNiso was added which
makes the duty 90 cents on the for
mer aud 81 on the latter. When IL h
the product of or Is imported from a
country which prohibits the importa-
uon 90 American fller tobacco This
amendment Is aimed at Turkey. which
bars American filler tohaccos This
class of tobacco Is used 500 the man
ufacture 81 Turkish cigarettes. and d,
Is contended completes with the bright
tohaccos OF North Carolina and Viz
sinia. 10 vas claimed before the WAYS
and Means Committee during me hear
ings that go per cent 81 the lmporta-
uons Of Turkish filler tobacco Is con
trolled by the So called Tobacco
Trust
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
GOES TO PRISON
TO SAVE FATHER
>on Assumes Al Blame Under Federal
Indictment for Proud Ia Order 10
Spare His Parents Prom
Punl~hmenG-

RICHMOND. "a Special In or-
deg 20 save his father from prison
ard 90 clear him OF 81 blame In CON
nee ton with ofens.-s they are alleged
90 have committed together. Frederick
S"tbert. the son. viii 10 is said
when his case IS brought up at the
present term or the United States Dis
irict court. plead guilty 10 violations
az the postal laws which MAJ send
him 90 the Federal prison in Atlanta
tOr a number or years
Christopher Seibert. the father. with
ms son was indicted In June OF last
year by grand jury In Norfolk and
the ease against them was transferred
here for trial Roth men were bailed
and nothing was heard OF them until
several days ago. when the Younger
Slebert appeared here tie has Sc
cured the services OF Attorney Isaac
Digs. and has been about the court
cierk ONCE, where he has been busy
win ms lawyer preparing his case
Neither Side WIN Talk.
Although attorneys on neither side
~lli taik. u Is undo rstOOd that there
has been an agreement whereby the
son In shOuldering all blame win re-
heVe his father from prosecution
The Indictment includes several
counts but In view OF the straight
forward manner in which the son has
acted all ienieDcy possible wiu prob
ably BE- extended him. Frederick Sic
bert Is now registered az a local hotel
AZ tue time 81 their arrest. ia the
spring OF 1908. the Seloerts boarded
.n the home OF a Mrs. Holloway. sos
East Grace street. and when demand
Tor bond was made their Iandlady fur
nished H. Young Siebert claims 10
be from the North. and has always in
sisted that knowledge that he Was in
trouble would XIII his mother As far
as Is known, she does not know. even
10 this day. that either the father or
son are under Indictment
Young Siebert Is a pleasant looking
fellow, OF perhaps twenty five years.
RE Is scarcely above the average In
height. Hls hair Is almost black. and
his dress uniformly neat. RE claims
70 have been IN hard tuck lust pre-
viOos TO his arrival In Richmond for
the hrst time. having host his suitcase
through an error OF q railway clerk
IN Norfolk lie stin preserves his
good humor, and talks OF his case in
ocular manner. He seems not TO
think be VIII ever De sent 90 prison.
6ot Psctares Of Girls.
According 20 a postoffice inspector
the SieDerts were guilty OF hagrant
violations OF section S8oS Of the revis-
ed statutes
The Indictment reads. for using the
mails for fraudulent purposes" When
tneir rooms were searched a whole
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
FORMER LEGISLATOR
SHOT BY POLICEMAN

RIO HMOND. Special % r g.
wal Fuller. a we'll known young law
yer OF this city and a former member
or the House OF Delegates. was shot
IN the leg by an officer early Friday
morning after he had broken win
dow IN Peter Boninfs barroom az
Sixth and Marshall streets
Officers Thomas and Talley saw Mr..
FULLER m the act OF smashing the win
dow They halted him. but he ran.
and they pursued, both firing. Neither
knew which shot took effect. but one
OF the balls struck him. and the furi-
tive fell 20 the ground.
Placed Under Arrest.
lie was immediately placed under
arrest. and taken 70 the Second Police
station. where the city ambulance
was called TO treat him. The wound
is not dangerous
Mr.. Fuller has long been prominent
IN State and city politics. and Is re-
garded as rising young attorney
Ills friends cannot explain his rash
deed, except on the ground that be
vas intoxicated and did not realize
what he was doing. Both officers ex-
pressed sorrow that the lawyer was
shot, but each claimed 20 be perform
ing his duty as he would have done
under any other circumstances
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
RESTORE NAME OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS
Sid> arc Opened for Work on stone
tablet on Cabin John Bridge FROM
WhEh the Name Had been
kxpagned.

WASHINGTON. -Speciai- Propo-
sails were opened az the ONCE % the
engineer in charge OF the Washington
Aqueduct for restoring the name %
jefferson Davis 90 the stone tablet
on Cabin John Bridge six miles vest
Of the city. from which IL Vas ex-
plunged during President tincoln's adj
miuistraton.
The name Is 20 De- restored I'm ac-
,orlance with orders given by Presi-
dent Roosevelt on Washington's birth
day less than two weeks before ne
lett the Office Of chief executive Al
though the amount OF work to bc done
Is comparatively small and the cost
very little. yet IL took considerable
time 90 get the orders thrcuga the va
rious channels OF the officer directly
.n charge OF the work Who at once
vent about completing the nec~ssar,
details
The bridge is hirh structure and
considerable scanolding has had o. b.
erected where the mechanics viii do
their work The restoration OF Mr.
Davis name 90 the tablet Viii mark
The elimination OF many efforts wifh
. that object ia yieW which. however
vii hnally Do accomplished without
the immediate appeal 81 ANY orgaui-
zation OF indis idual. but by the direct
orders OF Mr. Roosevelt himself
An allotment OF $3.50 VAS made for
The work oy the engineer office
Two stone tablets are built in the
bridge one on either abutment lsouth
facel. One bears the inscription.
UNION ARCH
CHIEF ENGINEER. CAPT MONT
GONERY g. MEiGS. q. = CORPS
or ENGINEERS
ESTO PERFECT 4
The other
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT
| PEGVN 4 n 1883 PRESIDENT OF
TIE UNITED STATES. FRANKLIN
/ PIERCE. SECRETARY or WAR.
- BUILDING \ u 1861 PRES
ipENT or THE UNITED STATES
! ABRAHAM LINCOLN. SECRETARY
or WAR. SIMON CAMERON
The blank space In the above de-
scription Indicates the place formerly
| filed Dos Mr. Davis name It's absence.
from the tablet all these years has
always stimulated curiosity ON the
part az siChtseers who made inquiries
as to Why the space was blank and
whose name 10 ans bad filled 3d. The
presence of the name There as au
army officer pointed out TODAY. viii
put Mr. Davis name in the same cate
CORY as the others nov on th. tablet
which because of its comparatively
incousuicnous position. viii not att
tract The attention that it heretofore
hac~ and viii relieve the ubiquitous
guide 90 one of his subjects Cor COM
ment and an object of interest to De-
pointed ont 90 tourists
To wiu probably take "a workman TWO
weeks 20 do the work required by the
specifications
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
READS MUST GO
To STATE COURTS
Court Of appeals DisSolVeS Injunction
In Alabama Rate Case and Sus-
taiDs Act Of the State Legis-
lature.

NEW ORLEANS. Special The
United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals has dissolved the injunction or
dered by Judge Thomas G. Jones IN
the United States District Court az
Montgomery. Ala. restraining the
state Railroad Commission from put
ting a two and a half cent passenger
rate and reduced freight rates into ef-
ect- The opinion OF the Circuit Court
~ Appeals was concurred i'm hy JUS
tees shelby and Mccormick Justice
Pardee dissenting
The court put itself On record as
tavoring an appeal 20 State courts as
a first recourse. and expressed regret
that an opportunity had not been given
he State Supreme Court OF Alabama
20 pass upon the laws enacted by thc
Alabama Legislature
The eject OF the decision VIII D.
20 remand the case 20 the lower court
az Montgomery for further proceed
ings.
The litigation grew ont OF me enact
ment Of certain laws In 1907. which
provided for a maximum passenger
rate OF - cents a mile and a mate
rial reduction Of freight rates on rail
roads within the State OF Alabama
The railroads attacking these statutes
were / no eStern Railway OF Ala
hama. Central OF Georgia Railway
Company. South and North Alabama
Railroad Company. Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and St Louis Railway. and the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company
Bills were fled 20 restrain the IN.
forcement Of these proposed rates upon
the claim that they We're confiscatorv
and also that the statutes denied the
railroad companies the equal protec-
ton OF the law. Complaint was also
made against provisions which made
the charging OF a higher rate OF fare
than that prescribed misdemeanor
and imposed fine and imprisonment
upon any emplOye of a railroad who
violated the acts
The injunction which was TODAY dis
solved was sweeping in its effect By
rs terms the proposed rates were su-
perseded and suspended until the final
determination OF the cause All per-
sons We're restrained from institutinr
any suits against the ROADS ON account
~ refusal 90 comply with the crows
ions oi the act prosecuting ATTORNEYS
We're restrained from institutinr Grim
mai proceedings under these statutes
clerks OF courts We're restrained from.
performing any official duties and
sherins from making arrests In this
connection
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
IMMENSE EXPORT
CONDENSED MILK

WASHINGTON ID Special -
Sixteen million dollars worth of con.
densed milk has been exported from
the United states during the past DE-.
cade. $500 600 of it in the fiscal year
1908. China. Japan. the Philippine Isl
ands. Korea. Asiatlc Russia. Porfu-
suese Africa. Mexico. and all of the
Central aud South American States
Cuba. SantO Domingo. the British West
indies, Canada. and even the United
Kingdom. are among the numerous
purchasers OF this comparatively new
aud rapidly growing export from the
United States
The expectations 81 milk" from the
United States. as reported by Gus
toms officers 20 the Bureau OF Statis-
ties OF the Department OF Commerce
and Labor. have shown. very rapid
growth In recent years. the total vsln-
being In 1895. S2i97S5. ia 1895. SS7l
go: IN 1900. SiI39 .402. In 1905. 81
l96.6l6, and Ia 1905. S2.455. ISs. This
rapid growth. together with the wide
distribution. has led the Bureau OF
Statistics 20 sn inquiry regarding the
details OF this growing trade. the re-
suit OF the inquiry making Il apparent
that practically all OF the milk so ex-
ported goes In condensed form. prob
ably not more than I per cent In the
natural state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
GOT FOOL NOTION
FROM DIME NOVEL
Young BLACK mailer AttemptS Ia ENtor4
$4,000 From Wealthy Atlanta
Citizen.

ATLANTA. GA Special eft uas
Just a fool notion Z got from reading
dime novels. said Daniel IS Johnson
pr. the eighteen year-old boy who was
jailed here for having attempted 20
eNtort $4,000 from Asa G. Gambler.
prominent banker and Georgia's veal
thiest citizen. through "blaCkhand"
methods The young man az nrst told
the police that ne had been forced
oN three strangers 20 write letters fo
Nit Gambler demanding money Pie
no" admits that the scheme Was one
ot his own connection.
Johnson wrote the second letter SIM
lay, repeating his threats OF death 10
MT 'andler IN case OF his non-com-
pilance. and then went 20 church and
TOOK his regular place IN Mr. Cand-
lers sunday school class
Johnson was arraigned before Unit
ed States Commissioner ColQuitt late
Wednesday. waived examination and
was bound over 20 await the ac-ion Of
the Federal grand jury. Bond of
Nl.uu' VAS made and Johnson released
The case was set for hearing in IA.
Circuit Court May 10 next. The sD.--
enc charge IS using the mails with
intent 20 defraud
Mr.. Gambler has announced that be
viii not urge the prosecution.
The boys father Is heart-hroken
over the case. and Mrs. Johnson has
been confined 70 her bed since the
news or the arrest OF her son reached
her.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
WRAk6LE OVER
WHAT IS WHISKEY
President Tart l. Made Referee Of
Discussion over the Subject
GOeS Back 10 Solicitor
General.

WASH NCTON. ID. C-SpeciaI-
he bitter controversy which has been
in progress ever since the pure food
Law vas enacted as 20 what is vyhis-
Key was renewed az the White House
before President Taft az referee.
The debate enlisted the services Of
1many distia guished lawyers. among
Lthem Joseph Choate. former ambassa-
\ Tor 20 Great Britain. and John c. Car
|lisle. former Secretary of the Urea
|sury In addition there were present
|the representatives of practically all
he big distiileries of this country
pr. Choate appeared for Canadian in
terests. Mr.. Carlisle represented dis
(tiilers Of his native State. Kentucky.
IAttOrney-Generai Wickersham. Secre-
|tary OF Agriculture Wilson. and Dr.
Harvey " Wiley. the pure food ex-
pert. were among the government rep
i esentatives heard
/ The hearing continued for more
han two hours. This was the second
inc the President had been called
nto the controversy. Under a ruling
~ former Attorney General Bonaparte
IA accordance with an opinion by Dr.
wiley. all whiskey not aged and freed
rom fUsel oil by several years OF
StOrage IN white oak barrels. which
nave been charred on the inside. has
peeB made subject 20 labelling under
he head of imitation" or compound"
1hiskey. The distillers who purify
&heir product by higher forms OF me
hanical rectihcation and Redistribution
re anxious 60 have this ruling re-
ersed. declaring they are suffering
{amage from the system OF labelling
ow tn vogue. whereas their whiskey
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

Since the beginning OF the last cen
fury Alaska hiss had nine destructive
earthquake shocks 20 thirteen ia Calf
fornla and adjoining States.
The wireless telegraph station on
the Eiffel Tower has established reru-
lar communications with Glaze Bay.
Canada. 800 miles distant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
CASTRO SUDDENLY
TAKEN VERY I'LL

FORT nE FRANCE. NARTINIOt n
shortly after returning from drive
tnrorch Fort Ie France Thursla,
morning.. tlpr'auo CASTRO became suc
denly ili Zee complained 81 sever.
pam in che abdomen. ana DO MAS sp-
parent thaf 1e suffered greatly
The scar left hN rho operations nar.
formed in Berlin has Opened for a
distance &C several ceptnu.ff.s. and
his condition untouhtsdit fs grave
The former President OF Venezuela
VAS informed of The decision 90 On.
French government to eNpel him from
Martinique re appeared not 90 be
le,e Che news
Must Move On.
PARIS The French roVernr,an,
has decided to eNpei linriano castro
Che former President of venezuela
from the French Island co Martinique
ON the ground thar bis presenc. there
IS likely fo Torment a revolution i'm
Venezuela
This decision followed consideration
~ "a cablegram from N lusssrand. che
French ambassador no Washington
TlNin~ an account of hiss conference.
With Secretary of State KnoN
lhr decree of expulsion viii De- com
wuni,atrd to Castro Immediately
through thr project of Fort de France
where Castro now is
Where VIII re- Gol
WASHINGTON p The efforts
of tee American government to Keep
FORMER President castro ont of V~n~-
tu"la and away from the 0earhv main
lAnd and Islands have ever, indication
or being crowned with success