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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

to make the lap. She also turns on
her axis in the same time but always
turns the same side to us.
Mars is the next planet In distance
beyond the earth's OF bit, and of which
we are hearing SO much through as.
tronUmers who are trying to ascertain
If she is inhabited, II has been es.
tablished beyond Dreadventure that
Mars Is many thousands of years old.
er than the earth. and IL such is a
fact and that plant is Inhabited the
beings must be far ahead of MS In
intelligence, science. engineering
feats. political economy and thous.
and and one sciences of which we
have never heard. II is a fact, how.
ever that certain lines appear across
the face Of Mars. These lines, accord.
ing to measurements. are from 500 to
2OOO miles long and average and 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
THE SKY WANDERER
BY c. F. MERRILL.

are egg shaped in their proper line of
travel through the heavens, but to
simplify matters they are drawn on Q
perfect radius.
The sun occupying the center is the
objective point of Halley's comet tow.
ard which II Is rushing at speed al
most beyond the human mind to con.
ceive. But a strange thing happens
as the comet is about to make a goal.
as II were.
AS the comet, on its dash toward
the sun, gets well within the orbit OF
Mercury the governing force under.
goes a change. turning into rcpellng
force which causes the traveller to
pass around the sun and is again sent
on its way through space.
On the diagram the nearest planet
to the sun is Mercury with diameter
of but 5000 miles. He is but 81 mil
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
DEATH. DEALING STORM THROUGHOUT EAST

NEW YORK JAN 14-Ths city is in the
OF During the
snow fell Many have been suffering
pecially the people, is
Mayor while home friend became
blinded by the driving his
while his
broken which, feared may prove
PHILADELPHIA 14-This Is under
inches of Traffic is badly crippled
people suffering intense hardships.
has beendo the Mis-
sspp and Ohio valleys the snow
is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

fore, the earth Is only 1915 n'''es !"
diameter and taxes nearly ~ hours W
turn on Its axis, this compared WIN
the diameter OF Jupiter ana 'he 'i'he
ne taxes IN turning over ohce 10 ee'
tainiy contrast OF speed.
Jupiter has Tour moons or sateii'es'
Although Jupiter Is easily picked ou'
by his peculiar magnitude ana hgh',
these tour moons are ih'is'o'e " '"e
naked eye put present most peau'
titul appearance when viewed 'liro"sn
a powerful glass. Announcer feature
connected win jupiter as see"
'hrough the te'escope' IL "na' ap
pears 10 De oeit ABOUT MS eq"a'oi'
supposed 10 De caused py 'ne s"i'''
ness Oh MS diurhai mo''oh' III ora".
ing MS clouds ana Vapors ih'o 'ha'
iorm.
Inc most remote planet Oh "meh we
nave any suthentic khowiedse Ii oa''
urn. HIS pale Feeble light Is hardiy
Oh any use either 10 aSrohohers or
naVigators. his diameter IL 'S'o4-
miies ana MS Instance from 'he sun
Is soo'ooo,ooo miles. saturhs oroit
is ABOUT the outer edge OIL our SOAR
system ana ne taxes mp ~ years ana
i'i days 10 get back TO MS starring
point Like jupiter, ne gets speedy
when II comes to turning on MS axis
doihg the trick In III hours ana 10 MIN
u'es
ihis planet Is different from all
the others when viewed through a
poWeriui Telescope BESIDES being at
tended ny I moons theFc Is douDie
luminous ring ABOUT the planet The
composition OF these rings has been
a problem among astronomers Tor
many years The popular belief Is
that wheh saturn was started revolv'
ing being OF chaos nature, he
'hrew on the matter which compose
the rings and his attraction and speedy
dinrnai motion keeps the rings In
pace
None OF these planets are In tn,
~ Wv 1850 ~
mercury ana saturn. Mercury viii
steer clear OF any possible trouble as
he Is under the protecting wing of
'he sun. saturn Is OF such magnitude
'hat such small matter OF stopping
comet ABOUT quarter the size of
'he earth would cause MIN no concern
Whatever. Regarding the earth's no.
can.say pilikia remains to be seen.
Inc uhihitiaed' when looking at the
heavens OH bright night might be
tempted 10 exciaim, surely. the comet
cannot get through mat mass Of stars
without hitting some OF them!"
Don't let that worry you. savage
reader Those brisht twinklers are
'ar beyond the limits OF our solar
system ana little or nothing is
known OF them. They have been class
Cd In groups for convenience sake in
mapping the heavens, but beyond that
''.ie Is khowh'
Is reported that Hall'y's comet
Is mere now ana II may be so. al
'housh 'ne writer mas nOt yet seen It.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

are shown. One notable specimen is
exhibited where coral hibiscus has
been used as the male parent and has
produced both single and double prog.
eny having the petals of the female
and the stamens and stigma OF the
male.
A number of the lesser known hi.
discus, such as. II. arotians; II. young.
amienis; II. breckenridge. are shown.
The act of pollination is performed
by removing the anthers, before they
have ripened, from the flower desired
as the female. Pollen is then taken
from the flower desired as the mall
parent and busted on the stigma of
the female. The pollinated flower is
then protected from further cross pol.
lination. When the seeds have ripen.
ed numerous varieties are found.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

MY idea of getting rid of the
hookworm and the pellagra germ"
remarked the man on the car this
morning, would be to tie their tails
together and hang them over
clothesline. Toledo Blade.
American lawyers are Mortified at
the French judicial system under
which the Judge tortures prisoners.
IN this country the lawyers torture
prisoners.-Richmond News Leader.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

The Bureau of Education IN Ma
mia has established training
school for nurses. Miss Malvina NJ.
Mckeever OF Roxbury, Mass. who
served as a nurse In the Spanish war,
and later a matron In the civil hos
pital at Manila. Is to have charge OF
the new undertaking. The students
Will be Filipino girls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
RESOLUTION NEAR LOST

the House today prevented the defeat
Congressman strong against
he o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
GRAFT SCANDAL RENEWED

PlTTSBURG, JAN lPresident
the Columbia National
today indicted by the
the outgrowth the of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
LOND0N's ELECTION DAY

LONDON, IA campaign unparalleled
here tonight The elections will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15

"Womanly self.sacrifce" is an es-
sentially manly weakness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
NOTED OPERA STAR
HAS APPENDICITIS
Most Famous Surgeons in Paris
Declare Singers Life Is in
Grave Danger
Especial Gable TO The Call

Special Gable 10 The Call
PARIS. July 24.-Mrs. Robert Win
throp Chanler, who remains Nine.
Lima Cavalieri on the. operate stage,
will undergo a surgical operation for
appendicitis tomorrow. The most fa-
nous surgeons in Paris held a consul
tation over her condition yesterday and
decided that the operation must be per-
formed Immediately.
They told Chanler that unless his
wife should submit to the operation
she might not live a month. At the
same time they assured Chanler that
as far as their skill can foresee, the
operation will be successful, and no
complications will follow it.
Of course Chanler is greatly dis
tressed, but he is comforted by the
thought that his bride is in the hands
of the best surgeons in France.
Mrs Chanler has suffered from
chronic appendicitis for some time. A
similar acute attack last May caused
her to abandon her operate engage
ments in Buenos Aires and in st.
Petersburg and remain in her fine home
in the Avenue de Messine here. That
attack passed without the necessity of
an operation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
ATHLETIC GIRL IS
latest ASPIRANT
Past President of San Francisco
Parlor, N. D. q. W., Enters
Admission Day Race

Backed by nearly all the Native Sons
and Daughters who are advocates of
the outdoor life, Miss Grace Smith is
the latest candidate in the race for
queen of the Admission day festival
Miss Smith has been a resident of San
Francisco practically all her life and
has been noted for her prowess in out
door sports. Her forte is basket ball,
and in this she has won many honors-
Arcata, Humboldt county, is her birth
place, but her campaign manager in the
contest for royal honors. /. ]. Ryan of
Army and Navy parlor No. 207, takes
advantage of the feminine prerogative
of not saying when.
For four years Miss Smith has been
a prominent member of the Native
Daughters of the Golden West. and her
friends are legion. She is past presi-
dent of San Francisco -parlor No ia,
and already has received the indorse-
ment of Army and Navy parlor. Her
manager, l. ]. Ryan, is the president Of
the latter parlor.
At the Palace hotel this afternoon at
2:3O o'clock the various candidates and
their manage will hold a consultation
The interest in the race has been grow
ing steadily, and the uncertainty has
been increased greatly by the appear
ance of so many fair candidates to cor
raj whatever votes may be left un-
pledged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
TAFT SETS SAIL IN
BEST OF SPIRITS
Injured Ankle Much Improved
and Chief Executives Limp
Almost Disappears
Pickpockets Reap Harvest While
President Makes Speech in
Crowded Hall

BAR HARBOR, Me, July 24.-Presi-
dent Taft is once more on the water.
He left Ellsworth this afternoon after
his visit to Senator Hale and went by
special train. to Mount Desert ferry,
where he boarded the Mayf1ower, which
headed for Bar Harbor and the sea. The
course from here lies southwark, and
Islesboro, where he is due to land at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning
Taft's sprained ankle after a night in
congresses was improved today, and his
limp seemed less painful than yester.
day. All danger of serious conse-
quences from the injury appear to have
passed, and although the president may
have to give up golf for few days, the
plans for the remainder of the cruise,
which ends next Thursday afternoon at
Beverly, will not otherwise be inter-
fered with. AT Ellsworth the president
and his entire party attended services
at the Congrega gationa1 church.
Just before leaving Ellsworth the
president was driven to Mrs. Hales
camp at French pond for plate of old
fashioned New England clam chowder.
The sail from Bar Harbor to Rock
prettiest stretches of the Maine coast.
Islands dot the water nearly all the
way.
Chief of Police Drummey of Ellis
worth was busy late last night and to-
day recording complaints from the
township of losses of pocketbooks,
watches and other articles of jewelry.
1t seems that band of pickpockets,
four men and a woman, arrived at
Ellsworth just before the president got
usual success. The crowd which
thronged Hancock hall to hear the
president speak, and which pushed
eagerly forward to shake his hand
when the reception began, was the spe-
cial object of attack
When the hall was cleared out three
leather wallets stripped of money and
papers were found on the floor. 1t is
estimated that the thieves got away
with several hundred dollars in the ag-
gregate, although the individual losses
did not go above $3.50. Among the vic
tins were number of farmers who had
driven many miles into the city to see
and hear the president.
Leaving Ellsworth the president
seemed in the best of spirits and de-
clared his ankle was getting better all
the time.
The Mayfiower stopped at Bar Har-
Dor on her way out for the mail at $50
D. m. and sailed at 80 p. m. for Dark
harbor Islesboro. The party, after Wis
iting different points in IsleSboro. will
go to Rockport tomorrow noon for
luncheon with A. H. Chatfields of Gin
cinnati, who has a summer home there.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
eighteen HURT in
HEADON COLLISION
Work Train Hits Passenger
Cars East OF Portland With
Serious Result

PORTLAND, July PA headon coll
Iisfon between a work train and an
eastbound electric train at Boring, a
station rs miles east of here on. the
Cazadero division of the Portland rail-
way. light and power company. resulted
in the injury OF IS persons, four serf-
ousIy. The accident occurred late yes
ter6ay, but the remoteness of the place
caused a suppression of the news
until late today. when some of the in
jured arrived in this city.
All of the injured are expected TO
recover. None of the work train crew
was hurt
According to passengers on the Caza-
dero car. the work train was observed
about 100 yards ahead. coming up
slight grade The driver on the pas
senger car is said to have stopped his
car and whistled, but without effect on
the work train, which continued It's
approach with undiminished speed
The passengers. taking it for granted
that the work train intended TO halt,
as had their own car. kept their seats
until the work train was almost upon
them The impact was terrific. the
two cars being wedged as if welded
into one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
CUNNINGHAM ENDORSED
IN THE TWENTY-EIGHTH
Republican Club Is Organized
With \. Lennon President

At a meeting Of republicans of the
twenty-eighth assembly district held
Saturday night Andrew Cunningham
was indorsed for the assembly and
George ". Lee and Charles E. Creigh-
ton were favored for justices of the
peace.
The following were elected as officers
Of the club:
Nicholas Lennon. president; Charles
Mccarthy and Walter Larsen. vicce
presidents; George L. Dodge, treasurer ;
Edward Haughy secretary; Charles
Casper, sergeant at arms.
The executive committee is as fol-
lows: James LOney. chairman; George
". Pratt. William Montgomery. James
". O'ConnOr. Charles Stammer, John
VOnnolly, William McCanley, Dennis
Fields. T. Gilman, Peter J. Kelly, Rich
ard Doyle James Conyers. Daniel Gar
side, John Hynes. J. Furlong. Charles
Ahlgren. Frank Dunleavy, Al Murphy,
Thomas Mckee, Ed McCaffrey, Ed
Walsh II. Killian, Thomas Nolan, An
drew Porter. J Nelson, Joseph Ellen
brook, George Cooney, John Williams,
D. Mexican, James Henry, r. Muegge.
Major F. Beck, Eugene Pratt. c. B.
Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
CUMMINS FLAYS JOHN ID.
AND ANDREW CARNEGIE
Avoids Politics, Except to Conn
mend BriStoW

COTTONWOOD FALLS, Kan, July
Ex-senator Albert B. Cummins of
Iowa spoke at the Chase county chau-
tauoua here this afternoon. The sena-
tor said that he chose to deliver a SER
mon on the text of Justice" rather
than TALK on political interests. be-
cause it was the Sabbath day. Then
he proceeded to attack the steel trust
and the oil trust and particularly to
fay John D. Rockefeller and Andrew
Carnegie.
Both of these gigantic financiers
are exponents of grave injustice to
this country" he declared. THE mil
lions of dollars which they give the
public for the building of libraries
and educational Institutions are Moth
ing more than returning a part of
their great profits to the American
people by way of atonement. How
ever, that sort of atonement will never
expiate the wrongs that they have
done in the fields of industry
The senator avoided politics until
near the close of his address, when he
paid a glowing tribute to Senator
Bristow.
"A Drawer and truer man to his poll
cies than Bristow has never been seen
on the senate floor were his words.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
,WICKERSHAM SILENT
ON ALASKAN POLITICS
Attorney General and Secretary
Nagel Sail for Alaska

VANCOUVER, B. c., July 24.-Attor-
ney General George w. eWickersham
and Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel arrived from the east
this morning and left Immediately for
Alaska aboard the fish commission
steamer Albatross.
Wickersham and Nagel expect to be
gone until September. Their itinerary
will include all the principal. points on
the Alaska coast as far north as
Kodiak island. Wickersham said that
they could not spare the time to make
the trip over the Valdez trail to Fair
banks.
Neither of the cabinet officers would
discuss the political phase of their
Alaskan tour. Politics in the northern
territory are in turmoil and it has
been understood that while in the
north Wickersham and Nagel will look
into the difficulties that threaten to
disrupt the republican party in Alaska,
with a view to giving President Taft a
complete report on the attitude of the
public toward the two factions, one of
which is controlled by National Com
mitteeman L. p Shackelford and the
other by Delegate Joseph Wickersham.
who, by the way, is no relative of the
cabinet member.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
EXPLOSION CAUSE OF
BIG BLAZE IN CINCINNATI
Five Firemen Seriously Injured
Under Falling Wall

CINCINNATI, July 24.-Two explo-
sions early today wrecked a manufac-
turing plant at Central avenue and
Findlay street, starting a fire that de-
stroyed three adjoining plants. Five
firemen were buried by falling walls
and all were taken out seriously in
jured. The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The first explosion occurred in the
plant of the Cincinnati ball crank COM
pany and is supposed to have resulted
from natural gas. The detonation was
heard for a distance of more than a
miles other plants badly damaged
were the Century printing company
and the Cincinnati lithographing COM
pany.
While the firemen were working on
the fire in the plant of the ball crank
company the walls buckled and fell,
burying five of the firemen under a
mass of plastering and red hot bricks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
CAR REPAIR INQUIRY
REOPENS TOMORROW
Attorney for Illinois Central
Ready for Hearing

CHICAGO, July 24.-Attorney Muir
ray Nelson, representing the railroad
company, announced here today that
the Illinois Central car repair scandal
inquiry, in which Ira c. Rawn was to
have been an important witness, will
be reopeied here Tuesday. Although
investigation of the mysterious death
of the former Monon president at his
summer residence in Winnetka last
Wednesday is being pushed by private
detectives, police and representatives
of insurance companies, there We're no
developments today. However, it is
understood new evidence of Importance
will be presented at the coroner's in
quest next Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
GOVERNMENT LORCHAS
DELAYED BY STORM
Contractors May Be Forced to
Pay Penalty

WASHINGTON, July ga dozen
Iorchas, light coasting craft of Eu
ropean hulls and Chinese sails, were
delayed in delivery to the United States
government at Manila through stormy
weather and now the treasury depart
ment is puzzled over just what amount
is due the Hongkong constructing COM
pany, which supplied them.
IF the storms raging at sea-" the
comptroller of the treasury decided,
were unprecedented and made 1t i'm
possible for delivery at the rate stipu-
lated, the storms are to be classed as
acts of God within the meaning of the
contract, relieving the contractors from
penalty for delay. otherwise. the con-
tractors should be charged $40 a day
for delays.
The contracts involved called for
$34,S41 for six steel lorchas and s22,S00
for six wooden lorchas.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
RAILROADS Reject
ARBITRATIONO OFFER
Grand Trunk Management De-
cIares That Time for Medi=
alton Has Passed
Company Asks Only Protection
of New Men, but Strike
Leader Is Confident

MONTREAL. July 24.-The attempts
Of Mckenzie King. minister of labor. to
effect a settlement of the Grand Trunk
strike have fallen through, at least for
the present, the Grand Trunk manage
ment declaring that the time for arbi-
tration has passed The railroad asserts
that all the company requires in order
TO resume the fun operation of the road
is the protection for its new men to
which it is legally ente eled.
Coupled with this announcement
comes the statement that Monday the
shops Of the entire system will be re-
opened, that instructions will be issued
to agents once more to take freight and
that way freights Will be put on and
the manifest freight service increased.
In addition to this it is announced by
the officials that some of the former
employees who went out last Monday
are reporting for work.
The answer Of Vice President Muir
dock to this is:
We are perfectly satisfied with the
way things are going, and if it is to be
a fight TO a hnish I do not know that L
could suggest an improvement under
existing conditions from our point of
view. AS matters stand the travelling
public is being fairly well taken care
Of, while freight is tied up. The report
of A. Kennedy of the engineers broth
erhood TO Us is that only 10 per cent of
the Grand Trunk engineers are on their
regular runs, the remaining 80 sper
cent being idle"
Despite Murdock's assurance, mis-
givings are beginning to develop
among the men. who see the positions
they once held threatened by the
progress the company is making. This
was shown at the meeting of the men
today. and the suggestion was plainly
made to the leaders that action was
necessary in order 10 hold the strikers
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25

Let Me on at Baltimoreu
Between Larkspur and Corte MADEIRA,
Marin county-via Sausalito ferry.