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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

geant Forbes Angel Island. Cal; LIST
Glass Private Hartridse. Angel Island.
Cal; Private Morris. Preside, San
Francisco. Cal; Private Walt, Pre-.
sidio, San Francisco.
The garrison school began again
Wednesday. School has been sus.
pended during holidays.
The weather was so bad the stud
ents of the Kamehameha school were
not out on The range Wednesday for
their target practice.
Artliicer Vlcory and Private Plum.
mer OF Company G were busy We'd
nesday making seats for the lawn ten.
mis- court.
The usual garrison duty o. the post
began Wednesday morning after ten
days Of recreation and rest. The drills
for Wednesday were the usual com
pany drill for one hour. a. m. to s a.
M. and an hour of gymnasium drill
for Companies Il and +. Otherwise
the duty for the day was the regular
ai'io'ii' ui' 'ic COMPANIES i"i hishihS
the details for guard.
The Governor of the Territory Wis.
tied the post and paid his respects to
Major General Barry Wednesday at
terroon and received the usual.-salute
The rain for the past week has been
a great saving on the water supply at
the post. In dry weather the supply
tsets quite low.
u. Chiffon, brother Of Lieut.. Chiffon
Billy Chapman, Private Stuart, Com
pany f. goth Infantry. and two boys
from Honolulu left Fort Shafter Mon
| day morning for pleasure trip around
the island. They left Fort Shaftel
early and proceeded by escort wagon
to Koko Head aud from there they will
proceed the remainder OF the way
with pack mules as the only MEALS o.
transportation. This will be trip OF
much pleasure and recreation and {
very novel way of travel. They are
expected to complete the trip within
| o week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
.HAWAIrS LADY
CHAMPION TO COAST
Mrs. Coulter Will Play
Tennis Against
Champions

II is practically decided that Mrs.
Coulter will represent Hawaii on the.
mainland tennis courts this year.
C. G. l3ockus. president Of the Ha-
waiian Tennis Association, will. dur
ing his visit to the Coast, arrange
Tor matches between Mrs. Coulter
and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, the pres
ent champion of the United States.
Mr. Bockus will also endeavor to
get In communication with the repre-.
sentatives of Miss May Sutton and see
II matches can be arranged between
the Hawaiian lady champion and the
worlds best player.
The Hawaiian Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation will defray all expenses In
connection with Mrs. Coulter's trip
to the mainland, and she will be the
properly accredited representative OF
these Islands. Mrs. Coulter is con-
sidered To have an excellent change
of beating the mainland experts, and
II will be a great boost for Hawaii
| II she succeeds.
The local champion lady player
will go to the Coast next May or
June, and the matches will be play
ed shortly after her arrival there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
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MARKET REEVES
FOR MANY STOCKS
Rapid Transit Common
In Demand; McBryde
Advancing

Stock dealings took on little new
life this morning. having apparently
recovered somewhat from the quiet fol
lowing the holidays.
Large sales Of Olaa at J.15 were re-
ported between boards ana those sold
ON the board at that figure made Il
total of G35 shares changing bands.
McBryde on the other hand ad'
vanCed TO six dollars on gale between
boards of 525 shares and apparently
cleaned up the market. The last pre-
vious sale us shown on the stock sheet
was at ..
Eva is selling at 1925. Oahu at
S2.75, Pioneer at 1875 and Pala at l40.
This Is the first sale of Pala since the
increase Of the capital stock.
lilo Railway stock Is gradu lily max
ing its appearance on the list OF sales
ami the public evidently refused to be.
lieye that there is nothing doing in
RAPID Transit Common stock. An.
other sale Of the latter stock was
made today at 1905. This is a very
high figure for four per cent or even
sis per cent STOCK in this market, and
the purchaser is apparently satisfied
that he will either got an Increased
dividend or a stock dividend during
the year
Olaa bonds sold at lOO.25 AMI Ila
waiian Irrigation at 100,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

Arrangements are being made to
send out the survey detachment.
which up to the present time has
been at work at Kahuku and Ka-
hama. on Monday next The officer
in charge of the detachment and
Sergeant Charles Foard left this
camp this morning TO decide upon
the future camp for the detachment.
The tents and camp equipment viii
be sent out the last of this week, and
a permanent camp established. A
wagon train has been arranged 10
carry supplies to and from Fort De
Russy to this sub-camp. Sergeant
Charles Billsborough will be In
charge of the instrument work, and
Sergeant Charles Foard in charge Of
the camp The detail will consist Of
about thirty men and will be .under
the command of Lieutenant l.. H..
Watkins. Corps of Engineers.
No Handhall.
The rain necessitated the post
ponement of the handball games be-
tween the teams from this camp and
the survey detachment. As the
games now stand. the teams are
about equal. and If the weather Will
permit the series will be finished be-
fore the detachment leaves this post
The games which were to be played
last evening will he contested this
afternoon and tonight. and some
close playing is sure to be seen.
Handball has taken great hold on
this camp. and is encouraged on ac-
count of the fine exercise attached
To II. us well as the enjoyment af-
fordcd To all.
The survey detachment located
near Pearl City has been divided, so
that 1t will now cover two portions
of that part of the island. Ser
geant Edward Carte and detail OF
mon will work In the mountains,
while the balance of the detachment
will continue the mapping OF the
plantation lands nj that point. Ser
geunt Bush will accompany the de-
tachmcrt which is 70 go into the
mountains. while Corporal Terrien
will be In charge OF the Pearl city
camp.
Private Cicil Witten. from the
Pearl City camp, arrived at Fort DE
Russy for few days stay here. He
will return to his detachment by
buggy ana remain at the main de-
tachment camp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
FORT SHAFTER NEWS


The b. A. Glee Club met Monday
night as usual in the assembly hall at
Fort Shafter. Four new members were
voted ON and accepted. There Is now
a membership totaling 2S and more
have applied but have not been voted
In as yet. The new music has not yet
arrived. When II does arrive practice
will begin In earnest as the club In
tends to get In SHAPE for an entertain.
ment ms soon as possible. Many inyi.
tations to furnish music have been re-
celved by the club but owing to the
delay In not receiving proper music
none could be accepted Invitations
/ are extended to visit the club at the
regular weekly meeting to all that
are interested In helping the club to
succeed
Ralph Jones. private. Hospital Corps
stationed ut Fort Shafter. entertained
the club with number of very beau
panied by the guitar. Jones Is a pro
fessional with the mandolin, lately
from the coast and formerly played
with the orchestra OF the National the
alter. TIL meeting closed at about II
o'clock and the visitors all claim ia
have enjoyed a very plaseant evening
and declare their intentions of coming
| again.
The Filipino stowaways, under de
tent.on here. are rationed with Com
pany l., Goth Infantry. Some Of then
We're very poorly dressed and they
will be furnished with clothing by the
Q. NJ. department
Private Morris. i59th Company, c
A. c.. and Private Wolf. Company L
goth Infantry, pursuant to authorit,
granted In special orders No. 3 datet
Fort Shafter, Hawaii January 3, 1910
have departed on the U. S. army trans
port Sheridan and will proceed TO Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco, and report Il
the U. s. military hospital at that plac,
for further observation and treatment
Resume Duty.
The regular drills ANA garrison dr
Ties began again Wednesday. after tel
days recreation without any duty on
cert that which is absolutely neces
saIy.
i Corporal Rowe Company G, wa
marked from quarters to duty Tues
day morning, Corporal Rowe ha
been unable FOR duty for almost tw
months, owing to broken arm whicI
he sustained In an accident at tn
skating rink.
To the Coast.
The men that We're ordered to prC
coed to various posts in the Unite
States left Fort Shafter. to board IN
transport about noon Tuesday. Tn
following are the names and destlnr
tons of all the men of Fort Shnfte
who departed on the Sheridan: Sa,
geant Miles. Preside of Montere,
Cal; Corporal Reed Preside of MOI
terey, Cali; Corporal Thomas. Pr,
sidio OF Monterey Cal; Privat
Drews, Preside of Monterey, Cal; sal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
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FORT DE RUSSY ITEMS
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Private Meek left this post for
the camp of the survey party of
Sergeant Carte and will be on duty
there as cook. He performed this
duty for the detachment; which was
stationed at Makaha before the hol-
idays.
New Office.
The department of the post quar-
termaster moved yesterday into its
new Office, which is located in the
headquarters building and Is SO ar
ranged that II Is adjoining the quar-
termaster storehouse. This depart
ment is at present receiving many
supplies both from local market and
from the States, which are for the
use of the Engineer troops now at
the post and also for the proper
equipment of the new officers quar-
tiers that will be erected at this
post.
Company G of the Engineers Is
receiving supplies for the survey de-
tachments. These supplies are
mostly received from the Engineer
depot at Washington, ID. c.. and are
forwarded to the outlying detach-
ments by the company quartermas-
ter sergeant, Frank Babel.
To Hospital.
Private Ford of Company G, end
Battalion OF Engineers. was sent to
the hospital ut Fort Shafter today
for treatment of his eyes. He has
been under treatment here. but It
was thought that n complete exami-
nation of his eyes should be made.
Private Land was sent to the hospi-
tai here with a badly cut hand, but
prompt treatment of the wound
makes 1t possible for him to be back
TO duty with his company shortly.
New Telephones.
In addition to the present tele-
phones at this post. requisition has
been made to the Signal Corps for
three complete telephones for use OF
the quartermaster department. These
phones will be used for connection OF
the various buildings used by this
department, as well as from the post
stables and headquarters. At pres
ent the post has two telephone sys-
tens. and with these new telephones
communication throughout the en-
tire post will be possible. They
will be installed under the direction
OF the post quartermaster depart
ment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
FINAL REPORT
OF GRAND JURY
Continued from Page u


deliberations in the parual reports
now on file.
The members Of the Jury wish to
express their appreciation of the
uniform courtesy and consideration
extended by the officers of the court
including the stats of the Terrific
rial Acknowledgement and of the
City and County Attorney.
The members of the Grand Jury
desire heartily to endorse the work
of the Juvenile Court as being a
wise and effective means for the pre-
vention of crime, and the saving OF
many of our boys and girls from
running their own lives and becom-
ing burden to the Territory, and
wish to recommend to the next SEES
sion of the Legislature the strength
ening Of the Juvenile Court law, and
the extension OF its fundamental
principles to criminals of all ages
who might properly come under its
provisions, Respectfully submitted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
MANoA VALLEY DELIVERY

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

THE SEAGOlNG tug Intrepid Cap
tain Hyde, viii take the bark Nuuanu
in tow for Kaanapnli on or about Sun
day. That vessel will sail In sugar bal
last and at Kaanapali will lod full
shipment of sugr destined for the east
coast of the United States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

A CABLE has been received here to
the effect that the supply schooner
Fiaurence Ward has sailed from Mid
way island ion Honolulu on January
9TH.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
OAHU ICE COMPANY
ADDS To ITS PLANT

3: Oahu Ice and Electric Com I:
:: pany will slgnalize the new year =
u by expanding its plant and pre- !:
I; pairing to better handle its stead ::
:; lily increasing business. u
u Authorization for expenditures :;
:; by this company amounting TO q
:. over twenty thousand dollars was ::
q made this morning for new ma .
{; chinery. Some of this equipment .
{: viii be renewals while good .
(. share VIII be for the latest and :;
:! best machinery to handle the pro 3
1; duet speedily and ut the least 5;
!; expense. :
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Jan. s, 1910,

Entered for Record Jan. s, 1910,
from 1880 a. m. to 1850 p. m.
Cecil Brown Tr to Keahi w Keahi ID
Keanana III (w) to Chun Yuen tD Ia
Kona Vineyards Co Ltd by High
Sheriff to Julia de Sa .Sher Sale
John Emmeluth Tr to Manuel X
COOK TT .'...,,,,,..''..., AM
Manuel X COOk Tr to Alex Bishaw Rel
Honolulu Plnntn Co to l. l. McCsEd-
Charles J Broad and VT 10 William
Nciley .,,.,,..,....,,,.. ID
NJ X Kahunaaina by gdns' to Charles
KannOi .........,...,..... PA
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
PLUNGED
Down An Elevator Shaft And
We're Killed

Chicago, ILL.,, August 11-Joseph
ShiretzlSi, aged "a years, was killed in
stantly and Miss Elsie Amman, aged 20
years, was injured fatally today when
they are said to have fallen accident
ally into an open elevator shaft in the
building occupied by w. F. McLaugh-
lin & Co., wholesale coffee merchants.
officials of the coffee firm by which
the victims were employed, were re-
ticent in talking about the tragedy and
detectives of the Central Police Sta
tion were put to work with instruc-
tions to make an investigation.
The police were told that Miss An
nan and Shiretzki "began fooling," and
that both lost their footing and fell
into the shaft.
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8 MONUMENT SQUARE
A SUCCESSFUL PICNIC

Like the one given last year, the
Knox county picnic on Wednesday,
was a great success in every particu.
lar. In many respects the picnic this
year was more successful than the
former one, both in point of attend.
ance and the entertainment furnished
To the thousands Of people present
at Hiawatha park, it was a day OF
much enjoyment. Too much praise
cannot be given the members of the
Citizens association of Mt. Vernon
who had charge of the arrangements
for the success of the picnic.
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!. PIPESVILLE !.
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Pipesville, o., Aug. 9--Several from
this place attended campmeeting at
the caves Sunday.
Threshing is almost completed in
this vicinity.
Mr.. Jacob Purdy had the misfor-
tune of losing fine milch cow Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ashcraft and
son, Manford, spent Sunday with Mr..
John Stricken and family of near Esto.
Master John Purdy has been on the
sick list the past few days
The play given at Messiah church
Saturday evening, Aug. 9Th, by our
young people was well attended. They
are proud to say they have forty dol.
lars in their treasury.
Mr.. John Burkholder. lost farm
horse Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Bebout and sister are Wis
iting relatives of this place.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
ASSASSIN
----------->
Of Mayor GaynOr Hopes For
His Recovery

Jersey City, N. j., Aug. lin his
cell in the Hudson County jail, James
J. Gallagher, assassin of Mayor Gaynor
of New York, talked freely TO news
paper men oeay.
81 INTENDED to XIII Mayor Gaynor
and that IS all there is to it," he said
But | hope now he will get we'll"
Gallagher then switched off to
books My favorite author is Shakes
peare,p he said, although y have read
Dickens and love his characters. OF
books of today, Progress and Pow
erty" by Henry George, is the one
L have read constantly,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
eoVERNoRsHiP A STATE OFFICE

This sentence is quoted from report
of political developments during the
legislative reunion of Cedar Point pub
lished August in the Columbus Dis
patch, an Independent Republican pap
er: Warren G.. Harding will stake
his chances of defeating Judson Har-
mon for governor on the willingness
of the people of Ohio to give the Taft
administration at Washington a blan-
ket Endorsement next November"
Is that so? Very well, let Mr.. Hard
ing run for governor as stalking
horse for President Taft if he chooses
to do SO. 1t will make it easier for
the voters of Ohio to dispose of Mr..
EIardings candidacy il he insists on
wanting to be elected governor of
Ohio for no better reason than to give
President Taft's administration at
Washington blanket Endorsement
Mr.. Harding is running for governor
as a substitute for President Taft in
the state campaign this year, Judson
Harmon will go right on with his cam
paign for reelection as real governor
of Ohio and the result Is easy to fore
see. The people of Ohio have real
lied during the past l8 months what 1t
means to have real governor.
Instead of making the governors
Office side show to the administra.
ton at Washington the voters of Ohio
are going to keep that Office as base
of operations to serve them according
to what is best for the welfare Of the
state, and they are going to keep Gov
ernor Harmon "on the job" They
will do more; they will fortity him by
making a clean sweep for the iIar-
mon ticket, and back that up by eject
ing a legislature with "A Democratic
majority in both branches so that the
legislation advocated by Governor
Harmon can be put into the statute
books without being mangled or emas'
-culated.
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Rachel E. Brophy

Rachel E. Brophy died at her home
in Morris township Wednesday morn,
ing after several weeks illness caus-
ed by complication of diseases. She
was. widow and was seventy-ive
She is survived by three daughters
and one son. The funeral at the
house Friday afternoon at two o'clock,
Rev. j. r. Black officiating. Interment
in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
PAROXYSM
OF Coughing Fatal TO Woman
ExCUfSiOniSt

Caption, Ohio, August lion the
train about to start for Euclid Beach,
near Cleveland today with the team
sters picnic Mrs Mary Schisler was
siezed with a coughing SPELL, and, run
ming from the train to nearby house,
she died i'm a paroXysm of coughing
a son, Nealy Schisler was in another
ear md rode TO Cleveland, not know
ing of his mothers death. He was
reached by wire there and returned
Immediately, Mrs, Schsler was the
widow OF Adam Schisler, former City
Councilman
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
SYCHAR
Meetings Are Growing In
Interest Each Day
Services On Wednesday
Largely Attended
Some Notes OF Interest
From The Camp

Every meeting at Sychar on We'd
nesday was largely attended, and the
sermons of the day and evening were
wonderfully effective. At o'clock in
spoke at the tabernacle, setting out
that those things which must he left
off when one desires to be saved ap-
pear very small when once the seeker
after forgiveness does give them up
and begins to enjoy the greater gifts
that are bestowed upon His children
by the heavenly father.
After exhausting almost every
means available to reach him, word
was had yesterday from Bishop Old
ham, who said that it would be i'm
possible for him to reach Camp Sy-
char. 1t had been anticipated that he
would be here for Sundays services,
but his work has been so laid out that
he cannot come.
Friday will be the great day at the
CAMP IlltlC VIII NC optNitl p1i NiNNo
in the interest of the w. C. T. U. work
Mrs. Trego of Cleveland, one of the
most prominent workers in the cause
of temperance will speak.
In addition to the regular services,
a number of interesting special meet
ings have been worked in this week,
these being largely in the interest of
missions. The Rev. Mr.. Bush Of AT
rica, who is home on a vacation after
three years of service, arrived at the
camp Wednesday. He will return to
his post in October.
Fridays Program
$3.50 a. m.--Rev. j. b. Matthews.
7:30-Bible school.
8:15-Mrs. Iva ID. Vernard.
S:30--Class meeting,
9:30-Rev. f. |. Johnson.
1900 p. m.-Rev. G. j. Fowler and
Mr.. Trego of Cleveland.
2:00-Rey. ]. M. O'Brian.
6:00-Young Peoples meeting.
7:15-Rev. G. M. Allen.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
AUSTRALIAN TRADE NAMES

Consul Jewell at Melbourne reports
that by a recent enactment 1t is pro-
vided that no company, association,
or partnership the name, style, or tit
lie of which includes the word Roy
al" king" "Queen'Ior Grown" or
any word signifying royal or govern
ment support or patronage, shall be
registered in the Australian state OF
Victoria as a company unless the Gov
eruor in council by order published
in the government Gazette con
senls 10 the use ot the word, says a
consular report rhe act provides
that suyn consent shall not be grant
ed 10 a .onpaHy, whether iucorpoyat.
cd "a Victoria or elsewhere, ii iu the
opinion OF the Governor in council the
u. ci such word by the company
would imply or be likely TO convey
tha impression that it was wholly or
partly uuolized or supported by or
connected With the government in
England Victoria, or any other part
of the Hritish empire.
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sYcHAR NEWS NOTES

There has never been better
preaching or teaching at Sychar than
this year" said Mr. Schmuck, We'd
nesday. Mr.. Schmuck is member
of the association and Is familiar with
Sychar history from It's first day.
number of people arrived We'd
nesday from Canton and Sebring to re-
main until after Sunday,
The Rev. and Mrs NJ. b. Mead of
Akron were among Wednesdays ar
rivals.
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Miss Esther Lahmon

Miss Esther Lahmon died at 6
o'clock Wednesday evening al the
home of MIR. Joseph Gorsuch on the
Bladensburg road southeast Of the
city, The cause of her death was
dropsy The deceased was n years Of
age. The funeral Friday morning at
l0;S0 o'clock, sun time at the Hope
well church Interment al the Hope
wen cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12
HORSES FOR SALE

Thirty head of Percherons and Bel
glans. A good chance for farmers to
get a good class Of one and twoyear-
old dllies. Good quality and all regis
tered Come and see for yourself win
be sold as cheap, or cheaper than by
any importer in the state, Both
'phones. Enquire of L. S. Braddock,
Mt Vernon, O., or Charles Leyering,
Fredericktown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12

the Potomac river course, beginning
tomorrow and including Saturday. The
number of entries this year is in ex-
cess of those at any previous regat-
ia of the association, and some excel
lent sport is promised, especially in
the senior eights and single sculIs.