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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24
HALEIWA MARATHON

On Thursday night at G. +. Chill
lngworth's Office the matter of the
Haleiwa Marathon race will be dis.
cussed. and a start made On the prep
afations for the great annual event.
e. +. Chillingworth is chairman of
the committee which has been APP
pointed tn LOOK after the race. and he
is assisted by 4. X. Vierra, who will
act as secretary Nigel Jackson, the
hero of three Marathons. is manager
and he and his colleagues will hustle
for all they are worth to make the
race success.
The race Is scheduled TO come off
on March 20. and it will be purely an
amateur AFFAIR. Suitable prizes will
be given and already Mayor Fern has
come through with n trophy that will
be well worth winning.
All those interested in ! he race
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24
sTCWAWAYs JOIN
CLEVELAND PARTY

The first visitation of the gentry
stowaways encountered by the Ham.
bure-America line Cleveland came in
the form of two discharged American
soldiers who succeeded in hiding with.
In the bowelry of the palatial liner
ana were not dragged forth from their
obscurity until the vessel had gotten
well ont from Yokohama
one Jananese also boarded tho VOC.
sci at Kobe and he Is confined to the
vessels brig. These men will be TAX,
en- through to San Francisco kont 4.
close confinement aud returned IN
80" n"0t OF embarkation by the
Cleveland which is to sail from the
California port on another cruise the
iirst part Of February.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24
COMET seen

Halley's comet was plainly visible
from Waikiki and many other parts
of the city last night. The comet ap-
pears to be straight out from the en-
trance to Honolulu harbor, In the d.
rection of Eauai II was first OBJ
served at about OclOc last night
and for almost an hour thousands OF
people watched the strange visitor
The tail shows plainly and is Of con
siderable length. The comet Is almost
in line with the evening star and al
though not very high above the hor
icon. can be seen distinctly with the
naked eye. The Cleveland tourists
who were spending the evening at the
Moana hotel all crowded out on the
lanais to watch the wonderful sight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Are YOU interested in these avia-
tors?"
Intensely. watched one this
morning who was an adept. He rose,
dipped, circled, turned corners and
alighted without trouble and without
a mishap."
Wei. well! lie must have been
bird"
He was: of the sparrow variety
-Pittsburg Post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

, should attend the meeting on Thurs
day night The discussion will be open
to everybody and suggestions will be
| welcomed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Tourist wonder att your allowing
people to mount that ruin, Native
It's quite safe, sir. II was only Quilt
last year.-Bon Viyant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

About 10000 of the 10000 auto
mobiles In the United States are
driven by electricity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24
DIR. Isaac William Brewer, The


great American authority on tropical medicine,
has the following to say in his new book,
personal Hygiene In Tropical and Semi
Tropical Countries regarding the use Of
alcohol
an Of acoh in the trohsms been dhcumedw
grctd "a of toal abstain and others
tweH these exremes"
There doubt a n of a
is to hos mferr loss of
inability putth amour If alcohol
y a mant romon t and
half Of Of of
OF and twento Of beer Women
smalr qunth 4
lust what we havebeen preaching al! aong, and
we are not surprised to see ourviews confirmed
by such an eminent authority as DR.. Brewer.
Drink
minoMzz4 -.
~~ The Beer That's Brewed
ZNslaa 10 Suit The Clmate
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24
SOCIAL NOTES

Captain James II. Pourie. command
ing the One Hundred and Fifth Coast
Artillery, stationed at Fort Ruger. Ha.
waiian Territory. has been ordered TO
the Army General Hospital. Captain
Pourie was stationed at the Preside
for several years. where he was one
of the most popular officers and
great social favorite. Ne was then
ordered to Honolulu, where he and
his charming wife have made hosts
of friends In the short time they
have been here, receiving and dispens-
ing much hospitality-qui:e an acquisi-
ton to the social life in Honolulu
their departure will make void in
the circle In which they were always
welcomed.
IL Is regretted that Mr.. McDermott
and Mrs. McDermott of Seattle return
ed to their home on the Manchuria
after sOjourn at the Moana Hotel
for some time. They are prominent
In social circles and enjoy their beau.
tiful home In one OF the most pictur.
esoue snots q, tho grand pnyo, sound
cit, Tho McDermo,ts have y,o,,ou
the volcano, and have such an aloha
for tho ia,,nd. ,bot ,hoy NOV ra,urn
for longer stay.
=
Mr.. Benson of Portland. Oregon,
and his daughter Miss Henson. after
most pleasurable trim IN Honolulu
the volcano. and around .ha ia,,nd
leave shortly for their home in p,,t.
land The time thew have sr.pt here
has been n series Of entertainment.
for them. and I'm return for the hos.
pitality they received tbeir Largo ,ou,
acouaintances who were ALWAYS wei.
coined TO n seat
r
Mfr. and Mrs Uefrerep arc ghosts n,
the Moana Hotel. Mr.. Heferen is n
millionaire ZIMMERMAN from Seattle
the home OF millionaires where i'm.
menss fortunes are made from The tim.
, her which the forests nj the state
II.
and Mrs. Hcfreren have enjoyed the
trips they have. taken In their fine
, touring car, and they express a de.
sire to return next winter.
-
The young bachelors OF Honolulu
gave dance at the Young Hotel last
Saturday evening. January 22nd. II
was a social success as all NJ tho
entertainments given by these popu.
lar young men are. and this one In
particular. which was under the aus.
pices of Mr.. Arthur Mcintosh. whose
able management Is well known. was
a most pleasurable event.
Miss Grace Robertson who has been
erty. for some time and who Is a very
attractive young girl, has been the
recipient of great deal of attention
in the way Of entertainments. She re.
turns 10 San Francisco to join her
mother, who will spend some time in
+ 4 4
Mrs. Charley Atherton. in the early
part of the week. had the misfortune
| of receiving an ipjury ia her kpoe II
4, hawai- tho i,i,r,, H. A.. 49,. a,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

There is only evil In the goodness
that makes other evil.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

One way to defend the right is to
attack all wrong vigorously.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Mrs. Charley Anterior. in the early
part of the week. had the misfortune
Of receiving an injury TO her knee. II
Is hoped the injury Is not at all
serious. She is reported as resting
easier which is most comforting to
her friends, who regret that even a
slight accident should befall her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Mrs. Mcdonald is guest at, tn
Moana Hotel. from Vancouver. Mrs
Mcdonald Is an old friend of tn
Harry Lewis family. who are noted 70
their hospitality and beautiful enter
tainments and who are in a position
to give Mrs. Mcdonald a delightful
visit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Heneren are guests al
the Moana Hotel. Mr.. Hereren is O
millionaire lumberman from Seattle
the home OF milionaires, where i'm
mense fortunes are made from the tim
Der which the forests Of the State
of Washington produce. Both Mr.
and Mrs. HcfIeren have enjoyed the
trips they have. taken In their fine
touring car, and they express de
sire to return next winter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Miss Grace Robertson. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. James Daugh.
erty, for some time and who Is very
attractive young girl. has been the
recipient of q great deal of attention
In the way Of entertainments. She re.
turns 10 San Francisco to join her
mother, who will spend some time in
the Bay City.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Mrs James A. Hopper held recep
ton Friday afternoon, January 21st, t.
Introduce Mrs. Rosa Hopper-Plotner
the talented miniature artist of Sar
Francisco, to the ladies of Honolulu
who are Interested in this work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Mrs. William c. Lyon has been cal
ed to San Francisco by the Hines
OF her mother, and is accompanied b
her little son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

The young bachelors OF Honolulu
gave dance at the Young Hotel last
Saturday evening. January 22nd. It
was social success. as all OF the
entertainments given by these popu.
lar young men are. and this one In
particular. which was under the aus.
pices of Mr.. Arthur Mcintosh. whose
able management is well known, was
a most pleasurable event.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

Rev. Westervelt Is booked to leave
on the Alameda for the coast.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-24

re ysu interested in these avia-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-13

In this scripture God tells that he is going set his hand
in the earth the time bring about restitution for
God that the heavens receive Christ until the resu
ton Of all things t..H
We not looking for this restitution to from political
stand point for under the political management from the close
ing days of Abraham Lincoln have been drifting under the
hand Of oppression and all the me and have
said under political government Which has afforded
te that makes slave another depend
him Then my readers look for restitution of the
lands from that Hence in conclusion that
expect for the lands be restored to the people, by taking heed
Word God and restitution of all things spoken Of
Ill the holy prophets since the world began the land will be
pstored The little flock will do its perfect work and Gods
promises fulfilled And then the kingdom that Daniel spoke of
will broke all other kingdoms and will stand for
From this brother and readers will how Home
Industry will bring back our lands.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-13

| he your God. U.sk u. ~ y .
q Is. al s.
Also: + Il & &
Therafore Win I ave my
flock, and they shsll no more bs
: prey and / willJudge hetwesn
cattle and cattle. .ssi.i
And | viii set up one ehepherd
over them, and he slall fssd
them. ev-.l my servant David he
shall feed them. And he shall
be their shepherd.
And the Lord win be their
God, and my servant David 8
prince among them: l the Lord
hast spoken 1t.
And I will make with them q
covenant Of peace, and will cause
the evil beasts to cease ont Of
the land: and they shall dwell
safely in tho wilde. ness, and
sleep in the woods.
And will make them and the
places round about my hill q
blessing: and ! will cause the
shower 10 come down In his
season; there shall be showers OF
blessing" tEzels. "a - TO 20.)
F., These scriptures teach us the
remedy. Aud turns us back TO-
the grand and .gotd principals Of
Home Industry and brings us all
on an equality Of the social sys-
TEN of having all things common.
And does away with the pow
ers Of the lords OF earth. Hence
we believe that The time will new
or come for monarcal govern.
| ment in this cou"try.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-13
Catholicism to RuI
America.
R ule

We have been predicting to
our hearers that the Catholic
power expects some day to rule
America, And to confirm our
state ment, and to let our readers
know the facts we shall give you
the language Of Father Bernard
Vaughan. as itswas spoken to an
American but just a few days
ago, after the following question
had been asked by the American
Representative, As recorded in
the St. Louis Post Dispatch,
please read.
THE Roman Catholic church
alone enf0rces obedience to the
law Of God governing racial
suicide. From what | hear OF
conditions in the United States,
the Catholics vii; soon control
your country through force of
numbers. Christian fpcundity
is fighting sterile Paganism. The
battle for the possession of the
world will soon be narrowed to
the Roman Catholic church and
The destructive force of agnostic.
ism. Professionalism is disap.
pearing."
This is not all, whether or no,
that our officers know. or not.
that they are aiding and abetling
them in this move. the following
will go to show they are. Please
read.
WANTED IRELAND CARDI,
NAL
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-13

Here we have the promise Of
the dellverer, when Chr,st's chill.
dren fear the name Of the Lord.
And Paul tells Us too that the
dellverer must come, please
read:
And so all Israel shallbe saved
as it ia written. There shall
come out of Sion the Deliverer,
and shall turn away ungodliness
from Jacob. (somans. IL. aB.)
AT this time God will gather
his people trom the east and
from the west, and from the
norlh, and the south. and plant
them in their own land. please
read:
For will take you fl. IN a
mong the heather. and gather
you out OF all countries, and will
bring you into your own land.
Then will 1 sprinkle clean wa.
ter upon you, aud We shall be
clean; from I'LL your filthiness,
and from all your idols, will l
cleanse you.
A new heart also will l give you
and a new'spirit will put with
in you; aid | will take away the
stoney h. arr out of your flesh
and ! will give you ahoart OF
flesh,
And will put my Spirit with
in you. and cause you to walt: in
my statutes, and We shall keep
my judgements, and do them.
And ye shall dwell in the land
that / gave to your fathers; and
yc shall be my people, and will
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-13

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Roosevelts Efforts at Rome
Through Storer Made Public.
Special dispatch to the Globe
Democrat.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS Sep
TENDER 2l.-'lhe Springfield
Republican viii print t0.marrow
u communication from Mrs. Bel
lamy Storer, written III France
September &, in which She re
views the controversy between
President Roosevelt and herself
and Bellamy Storer, While the
latter was am oa> sadur tn hustro.
Hungary. and whcc as her hus.
band maintained, the PRECEDENT
asked Storer to intercede with
the pope 10 make Archbishop
Ireland OF St. faul n cardiral.
TG,ters written by the arch.
bishop in 1908 aud 1904 hitherto
unpublished, are quoted by Mrs.
Storer to show that at repeated
interviews in the, White House
between the archbishop and the
president Mr.. Roosevelt ack-
nowl. dye he had commissioned
Mr., St0rer to act as his personal
envoy at the Vatican in behalf Of
the archbishop"
St Louis Globe Dem ocrat.
Such encouragement as this
with the leading and large cities
in their control already. they
soCn will make their words good.
But We shall notice one more
fact as it comes under our obser.
vation. and that's the move made
in Grand Old Missouri with its
leading officers and that is in
orgnnizingthose Catholic colonies
such aS tbis.
"A new colony has been found
ed by Archbishop J. J. Glennon
and several prominent society
and church women Of st. Louis,
at . point On the ST. Francis
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-13

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near the border line Of Missouri
and Arkansas"
The idea of the colony is not n
new one with the archbishop,
who three years ago founded the
now lourishing town OF Glennon-
vile, in the southern part OF
Missouri. The present colony
grew out'0f meeting held six
months ago by the women mem
bers OF the Children of Mary
Society If the Sacred Heart
Convent.
Arch bishop Glennon IL very
enthusiastic ever the Back to-
Farm movement. His idea Of
farm has added features to that
Of tie National Farm Homes As.
soclation. He deems religion to
be the keynote of success, and
will endeavor to have chapel of
some kind in every one OF the
model settlements begun here.
after 1t was this thought that
inspired him when he suggested
the colony OF WilHemina."
Also Governor Hadley and
Curnes has blished as much
as two colonies recently ana
under the influence of Catholic.
ism.
Our readers must be their own
judge inregar to those men
knowing the influence they are
encouraging in Missouri and
in America. The Catholic pow
er is right in opposition to our
principals OF American liberty.
Since the days of Christ. phcr
Columbus. the Catholic power
has sought the opportunity Of
ruling America, but since that
time tn. opportunity has been
poor for that, but We cannot say
this fer the present time. For
thu facts that we have hereto.
fore sas forth show that they
have The advantage, and that
they q! pect TO TO i:n Our read.
ers will now say Il those things
be l"pc what is the remedy?
And the answer will have. 10
te; Il restitution OF Nil things
spoken u! hy all the holy proph.
ut; since The world b. gan; as it
reads:
Whom the heaven mus re.,
ceive until the times of restitu-
tion Of all things, which God hath
spoken By the mouth of all his
holy prophets since the world
began (Acts. 3 21.)
II the scriptureis worth cny.
thing, il is worth its face, and
here It says that the heavens
must receive Christ until tire
times OF the restitution, at this
time,then be will come, aud not
before, so then this time will
come because the promise ii that
Christ shall come again. Please
read:
Which also said, Ye men Of
Galilee, why stand We gazing up
into heaven? this same Jesus,
which is taken up from you into
heaven. shall no come in like
manner as We have seen him 90
into heaven" facts. lily
The remedy will come in this
manner when the time comes
for a. restitution. the people Of
God must fulfill this scripture.
Please read:
so shall they fear the name
OF the Lord from the west, and
biz glory from the rising Of the
sun. When the enemy shall
come In like q 1ood. the Spirit Of
the Lord shall lift upa standard
against him.
Z And the Redeemer shall
come 70 Zion. and INTO them
that turn from transgrsSsio in|
jacob saith the Lord. Isaiah.
$4,000,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
MISS CHEATHAM'S MATINEE
Humperdinck and Geraldine Farrn
Among Those to Applaud

Miss Kitty Cheatham gave her annual
holiday matinee yesterday afternoon IN tns
Lyceum Theatre. Miss Cheathans mat
inees are ever events cf interest Nester-
days was especially so, for who sat IN an
upper right hand box but Engeiosft
Humperdinck, and didn't he come down
upon the stage when Miss Cheathar whiS-
pered 10 her audience that she had secret
for them, and didn't ne play her accom-
paniment to two of his own songs, a cradle
song and another?
And then Miss Geraldine FaTrar sat in
an upper left hand box and applauded
until her gloves seemed about to split, and
at the end OF the first group OF songs stood
Up IN her box and threw with surely The
straightest aim ever possessed by prlrns
donna huge bunch of roses right at Miss
Cheatham's feet.
In the programme were u number Of the
negro songs that have made Miss Cheat
ham famous, and a perfect riot of songs
for children and nursery rhymes. And, OF
course, there were the NANNY stories and
the children stories, and every one in che
large audience was very. very pleased.
The stage was decorated in a novel man
ner. with Christmas trees and lights and
tinsel, while near by were the fgUres OF
iifesizs donkey and n little baby lamb
Miss Flora Macdonald accompanied Miss
Cheatham charmiugly at the piano
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

for Congress il many states fell lar
below the vote for Republican candi-
dates for state offices. Thus the Repub-
lican state ticket in Illinois won By
60, ABS, while the plurality on the Con
gress ticket was less than LOCO. The
Republican state ticket was successful
In Missouri. but the Congress ticket
failed to carry the state by 10000. In
Massa chusetts the vote for Congress was
stand-off. while most of the Republi
can state candidates Were elected by
liberal pluralities- The Republicans lost
oil three Congress seats in Colorado
but elected several state officers. III
this state the Democratic plurality on
the Congress ticket was 45,1SS. but the
highest Democratic plurality for state
office-Governor DiX's eXcepted-was
o9. .SS4. and the lowest was 1879.
Apparently the voters generally IN
tended to show their satisfaction With
Republican leadership in Congress
rather than with Republican admins
tration in the states. On an averaged
vote for state candidates Republican
instead of a Democra tic plurality in the
country would be shown. The Demo
cratic party is in power in the House
OF Representatives only on sufferance
and not as the result Of an enthusiastic
acceptance by the country Of Democratic
leadership. That is the most patent sug
sestion of the Landslide OF 1910"
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
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NAIsSoN SQUARE GARDEN-s g. NJ TO
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NEW TKEATRE-a-s:3o Heidelberg
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wALLscK'SMs:rrs:e s:eo-pomander Walk
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New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
PHILCLOGISTS IN SESSION
Archeologists Also Open Convention at
Brown University.

Providence, Dec 21.-The annual conyen-
ton of the American Pathological Associa-
ton and the Archaeological Institute oi
day, the meetings to continue until Friday
The annual meetings Of the American
Anthropological Association and the Amer
lean Folklore Society will also be held In
conjunction with the other bodies this
week
The essays read at the Pathological con-
vention to-day were contributed by Roland
G. Kent, United Society OF Pennsylvania
Richard Wellington Husband, Dartmouth
College; Edgar Howard Sturtevant, Bar
nard College; Edward Kennard Rand, Har-
ward: Charles Darwin Adams, Dartmouth.
Curtis c. Bushnell, Syracuse; Robert B.
English. Washington and Jefferson; Edwin
W. Fay, University of Texas; Thomas
Dwight Goooell. Yale: Ashton Waugh Nc
Whorler, Hampden Sidney College. Martin
L. Rouse, Toronto, and John c. Rolfe,
University of Pennsylvania.
President W. H. P. Faunce Of Brown de-
iivered the address of welcome a joint
meeting tonight. He was introduced by
Dr. Francis W. Kelsey, OF the University
of Michigan, who is president of the Arche-
illogical Institute. The response was by
Maurice Hilton, of the University of To-
ronto.
Professor Paul Shorey, of the University
Of Chicago, as president of the Pathological
Association, discussed Classical Philology
and National Culture as the topic of his
annual address.