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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
|DR, SlUDDFR ON
HIS TRAVELS
)f Central Union Pastor
Writes Interesting
Letter

The following letter to the con.
gregation of Central Union church
has been received from DR.. Doremus
Scudder:
Gibraltar, July 4, 1910.
Honolulu to New York City in one
hour less than ten days by corrected
clo,ks, but by actual elapsed time in
exactly nine and three-quarters days
with one hour and forty minutes In
San Francisco and one hour and a
half in Chicago to spare.
This represents the limits OF nos
sibility today. Ten years hence.
with airships travelling at the rate
Of 200 mileE an hour, the speed Of
1910 may take its place beside the
numbering stage coach of our an.
cestors, and iIawaii's demand for
Statehood may not give the Outlook
the shivers. as the mere suggested
thereof now does.
A quiet day ia Jersey CITY ~ q
pared the way fer The thirticth an.
mal reunion in the Elm City. A
cbllege that makes friendship lis
cultural Ideal. as does Yale. Is a
good place to revisit. At all events.
cur class seventy out of a possible
eighty---found 1t so, and every man
of us left the old home OF days
of long ago" with the hush Of spirit
that told the story of hours passed In
the Holy OF Holes. Il was an eX.
perience that seemed but one steu
removed from a visit to Heaven.
The good ship Romantic cleared
Boston on time at the fashionable
hour OF high noon. Honolulu was
well represented in the throng of
farewellers by the Misses Bosher and
Colwell in person. the willard u.
Browns In kilograms. and not a few
others by letter. Neptunus Atlanti.
Gus, not to be outdone by his Pa ifls
brother, welcomed us with broa
smiles Of placidity and only lost his
poise once. and then but for night.
The ships company Is good one,
and AL hands have Behaved except
Deacon Bowen and his minister, who
have been gaming scandalously to
win the prize Of champion nolder.
No hour and no presence has been
sacred TO these shameless devotees OF
Morpheus. The deacon has had the
! best of II, thanks to his training
under the soporific sermons OF ME
pastor. but for this professional
coaching he might have been beaten.
After five hours at Porto Delgado,
In the Azores. one is In a position to
understand why Hawaii has so good
an asset in her Portuguese. Neat
houses. scrupulously clean streets,
happy looking people. every available
foot of land blooming with evidences
of loving cultivation and picturesque
scei!es from every outlook tell the
whole story. The Azorese are not
afraid Of heights. like us Honour
lans The entire coast line shows in
general a stunning of the lowlands:
the houses love to perch themselves
on bold emineEses with faraway
views of ocean and shore. Long be-
fore honolulu is as old as Porto Del
gado Its people will also have learn
ed tho lesson. i1viN
What do you say for good morn.
ing'?" the minister asked on land
Ing "Buntha Dias' forgive the
spelling), was what the answer
sounded like. Good! Bunch OF
deais" let II be; fine name for
these gems OF the Mid.Atlantic, the
Azores.
DoREMUs sCUDDER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN

can produce roots and herbs for
every ailment. and cure diseases that
BATTLE our most skilled physicians,
who have spent years in the study OF
drugs.
From the roots and drugs OF the
field originated Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. which for
thirty years has proved more potent
aud efiicacious In curing female ills
than any combination OF drugs
known.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
ITCH RELIEVED AT ONCE.

That terrible itch disappears with
the FIRST DROPS OF d. d. d. Pres.
cription. II kills all skin disease
germs constantly. A soothing, healing
lotion used externally only. Honolulu
Drug Co.. Fort Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
At Cook and Bakers School.

1876 editorial rooms-256 bIsl
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the 1ullstin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
.s.: :s::., A. BLOM ::.s ::::ss;;.

Roosevelt to attend. and II he accepts.
Mr.. Roosevelt will be the guest OF the
nation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

Mamma-"what in the world Is
making the baby cry SO. l wonder?"
Little Eva guess he's mad cause
tried TO make him smile with your
glove stretcher"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

the Preside of Monterey. Cal, vii!
sail on the next transport, which
leaves on the 9Th OF August. for this
port and Manila. The following
named men are TO arrive from tho
school after four-months course
Lance Corporal Thomas L, Reed, Co,
T.; Corporal Paul A. Falkensteln, Co
+; Corporal Barton c. Rowe, Co. g.
and Corporal Edward F. Curran, Co
II.
At Cook and Bakers School.
The following named enlisted men
now at the trailing school for cooks
and bakers. at the Preside of san
Francisco. Cal, Will be retained on
duty with that school for period
OF two months and at the end o!
that time will be sent back to thu
battallon: Private Elmer c. Gerg
holm, Compan, =, aud Private Mar.
Gel Dugert, Company +.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
T normous c !earanee s ale
to BEGIN Monday Morning, August 1st

Every article No sale like this
Ladies' have been waiting for real bargains here md he
your chance Values almost
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

~suLLeTlN. ADS PAY-~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

The following letter to the con
gregation of Central Union church
has been received from DR.. Doremu'
Scudder.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

DoREMUs SCUDDER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
COTTON. TURKISH, LINEN
WASH DRESSES

RIBBONS
In all and cOlors PRICES CUT IN HALF
T0RCH0N LINEN LACES
Regular 81 Dozen; Sale Price Soc Dozen
LADIES' AND cHILDRENs HOSIERY
Plain Fancy; Isle GREAT REDUCTIONS
, 1910-01-01
M1SHAP DELAYS LINERS VOYAGE.
HE LORRAINE RECENTLY REPAIRED AFTER
COLLISION, ARRIVES HERE WITH
A BROKEN ENGINE.
AT SLOW SPEED 90 Hours.
Steamer Loses a Day, but There Is No
Excitement or Discomfort Among
the Passengers.

I'll luck is following the Lorraine, Of the
French line, according to the officers Of the
ship, for hardly repaired from the collision
with the St. Barthelemy, on the night Of No
vember 6, in the English Cham J, when on
her way here, she now has a broken engine,
and came into port yesterday steaning a
kuot behind her usual hourly run.
There was u crash and q snap in the star
board engine room on Sunday night 5 Dec.
when the steamer was out a lay from Havre,
bgeastlng the seas driven before the westerly
gale, and Immediately the engine WAS stopp-
ed. Mons. Marel, chief engineer, immedi-
ate)y ~telephoned to Captain Iournier that a
break had shown in the crankpin Of he shaft
OF the intermediate cylinder and repairs
would be necessary. Then for twenty
hours, while the passengers wondered at the
SOW speed of the steamer and the Lorraine
pitched and tossed, the engine room crew
worked incessautly and at last disconnected
the shaft and cylinder. The two low press
ure cylinders were coupled with the high
pressure and the engine "~c0mFoupded."
The starbOard screw again Went around at
a lower rate of speed and the steamer lost
nearly d day because OF the break, which
will be repaired when the Lorraine again AZ
riyes IN Hayre. Captain Tournier was IN
cIined to make light Of the accident after he
arrived yesterday, and there was no excite
meut among the passengers, who were told Of
the trouble. The first two days Of heavy
weather formed their only discomfort.
On her eastward voyage last Sep. ember
the Lorraine had troubles in her engine ROOM,
and now that the third event has passed, the
superstitious ones say that that will be all,
and the steamer will again fluid herself and
be up to her old time standard OF speed
N. Y. Herutd, Dee. 18Th.
, 1910-01-01
HALLEY'S COMET.
Scientific 1mer9cau.D

(Sc1eut3Hc Ih3eI}cGH.)
The principal astronomical news of the
past month CNov) has been the finding of
HaIlov's comet, which was announced by
Prof, Wolf of Heidelberg, who succeeded in
photo4raphng it on September 18th. Faint
images of the comet were later found on
photographs taken at Greenwich two days
before, which were given relatively short
exposures to avoid the danger Of Jogging
by moonlight. Ii the moon had been out
Of the way, the comet might have been OBJ
served a week or two earlier
1t is still an extremely faint object, a
mere nebu.ous disc, with no trace OF II tail,
visible only in very large telescopes, and will
remain faint until next-spring.
At The time Of the discovery it was moro
than 300 million miles from both the earth
and he sun. 1t is now approaching them,
and moving slowly westward in the heavens,
on the boundary Of Taurus and Orion. On
December LIST it viii be in opposition, but
will be too fnint for small telescopes (about
18th magni,ude). 1t will continue to APP
proach the earth until December 18th,
million miles. Alter that it recedes from
us, rs its motion about the sun is retro
grade Il. g., i'll the opposite direction to
that of the earth) and passes on the far side
of the sun about March Oath, 165 million
mites from us. Then it advances to meet
the earth, passes between us and the sun,
about May 18th, and a few days later comes
, 1910-01-01
The PROBLEM OF A GREAT CANAL.

There has been considerable dealing late
w - the shares of the Manchester Ship
Canal, and the question has once again
come to the forefront as to whether this
wonderful concern can ever be made Il
really paying concern. In 1903 the gross
receipts of the Manchester Ship Cnnal
amounted to e506, 975, and he balance car
ried to the nett revenue account vas 92 a,
POS, being E31 ,959 short of the amount re-
qulred to pay rs interest on the whole of the
loan capital. This deficiency was satisfied
by the allotment to the Corporation Of Man
chester, who are debenture holders to the
extent Of IS, 000, 600 of 81 per cent. Hon-ac-
cumulative preference stock to the amount
named In 1907 the nett revenue was
fZ92, 74O. his year the receipts to the
end of September showed on increase Of
t20,073 over thut of 1903, and there seems
every hop. that the position OF 1907 viii be
again attA;ued, But it must be remembers
ed shat an inCrease Of about E37,00 III nett
revenue will be required this year III order
that the interest on tie 81 per cent. stock
referred to above may be paid. As to the
indirect benefit which this wonderful en-
gi1eering proposition has brought to Man
chester, and, indeed, TO Lancashire, there
can be no doubts. 70 take q couple Of IN
stances alone: Manchester is now one of the
largest ports in the timber trade n the
United Kingdom. Larger vessels that
hitherto unload at Liverpool come direct to
Cottonopohs. Another trade which owes
it's birth practically to the Manchester Ship
Canal is the banana trade. In Manchester
there are immense sheds buIIt to hold mil
lions of punches of bananas, which come
mostly from the Canary Isles. This popu.
lar fruit is sent from Manchester all over the
North Of England and even to the Cont
nent Nevertheless, the Manchester Ship
Canal, wonderful though it is, has got a
long way to 80 before the day Of dividends
is ia sight for its shareholders - Ibid,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
NEW MACADAM ROAD
ALMOST COMPLETED
Improvement of Highway from
Clarksville to Buffalo Increases
Property Values

GAINESVILLE. VA, April IT,
The J. T. Bennett Construction Conn
pany. which has the contract for
building the macadam roads leading
out from Clarksvilie, u giving the
finishing touch tn thS Buffo road pre-
vious to turning over the road to the
supervisors. Tho distance from
Ciarksvilie to the Buffalo Iithia
Spring. which Is the terminus OF
this section IL about eight miles, one
half Of which is macadam and one
half sand-clay or soil road. 1t 10 not
over five per cent. grade AZ any point.
All streams have firut-class bridges
over them and entirely out of reach
OK high water.
Giarksville district issued $4,000 OF
goou roads bonds, to be spent on
roads In this district, and thus tar
about $4,000 has been used for this
eight miles. All farm lands have adj
vanced from ten to fifteen percent.
thu ough this section. and land stu
ated very near the good roads cannot
be bought under . IS per cen: ad-
vance.
The State convicts arc now engaged
In grading the road Leading to Sou
dan, W.. which will be about five
miles in length. and Will be built en-
tirely Of macadam. The rock-crusher
Is now In place at the Haxkins quar-
ry,. crushing the rock for this road
bed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Ashland

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ASHLAND. VA. April l4.--Professor
s. Higgfnbothafn. superintendent Of
the Naini Leper Asylum at Allahabad.
india. gave q very interesting and I'm
structive talk in the Randolph Macon
College chapel Wednesday morning.
He discussed briefly the feprusy prob
lem In Asia and the work that IA be-
Ing done at Allahabad for the ailevia-
ton OF the sufferers.
Mr.. Herbert Bumpass. Mr. r. Fl. Cox,
Mr.. r. III. Holiday and Mr.. Gardiner
left Wednesday for Louisa to superfn-
tend the development OF their pyrites
mine there
Mr.. Luther Quick. representing the
literary societies Of Richmond College
was In Ashland Wednesday making
Anal arrangements for the inter- col
legiate debate between Randolph
Macon and Richmond Colleges. The
debate will take place NJ Ashland Fri
day. April ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
CHURCH HILL NEWS
left th
Madison 1884,

The Mizpah Glass. OF Union Station
Sunday school. met with Mrs. Edwin
Phaup. as12 East Broad street. We'd
nesday night. An interesting meeting
was held and plans for the further
ance Of the work Of the class we're dis
cuseed
The East End Citisens' Association
has issued q call to q mass meeting OF
the Democratic voters Of the East
End, which wifi take place at Liberty
Hail. 1905 East BROAD street, Monday
evening. April Is. at o'clock The
Candidates for both the higher and
lower branch OF the Council OF Jeffer-
son and Marshall wards win speak.
IN view OF this meeting the regular
weekly meeting Of the association on
Ghimbofnxo Park win not be held next
Monday night.
The program for the Indoor garden
fete." which closes to- night, at Liberty
Hall, will include several selections
by the Mandolin Club. o solo by Mira.
and singing by q female quartette-
Mrs. John Hunt. Of 1901 East Broad
street has returned from visit TO her
friend. Miss Leila Hiidebrand, Of Va
rina district.
Mr.. James BaFdette, OF East Broad
street has left the city for a three
weeks business trip West.
Mrs William Pitt. OF sos North
Twanty-ninth street. has been quite
sick. but II now better.
Sheriff Sam Lee. Of Emporia, Va.
has returned home, AFTER short Wait
to his slater in-law. Mrs.. L. A. Guy.
Master Allan Deitrtck. OF secs East
Broad street, had quite q severe fall
while playing on q building In pro-
cess OF erection next to his fathers
home. The services Of n Doctor were
needed and . few stitches taken IN the
ugly scalp wound which was caused
by the tall. Master Allan 10 doing
we'll and b expected 20 be out In q
day o. two.
Mr.. Hngh Hunt. OF Graensville. h
Visiting his brighter. Mr.. John Hunt. Of
Se01 Ennt R@Ad..
Mas Alice Warren II quite sick at
her home on pleasAnt street.
Announcement II made OF the mar
rfage In Wnahin4tOn OF Mi3a Rosa
Baker and Mr.. Herbert Vaughan, Of
Chimboraxo Park. Their bridal trip
VIII include visit 70 Baltimore and
Philadelphia
The many friends OF Miss Grace
Pollard, o. North Thirty third street,
win ~ sorry 70 learn that she .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
MAN is EXTRADITED I
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Wealthy Georgian Who Jumped
Bond Captured After Chase
Through North Carolina.

Special TO The Richmond Virrinian. )
RALEIGH, ". c.. April 1S.--An
ofhcer from Atlanta. 6a-, arrived here
Wednesday with roQui1itton paperp for
John A. Shrtvers. who r Mantsd IL,
Georgia on . serious charge. Cover
nor Kitchtn granted the Regulates.
Shrtvers = now In jail q Nash
Vile. An attorney has writtan from
Georgia thai he b man ~ nAaAs
and that he Wa out on ! $1,000 bond
when he ded the 6tAte. 0hfiysrr
claims that the prosecution h = mali
tdous one and that ~ y innooent.
The most reszaxlkablA 1s0k about the
case = tho manner Ia which shrtvers
happened 70 land n Ill. On day
last week = man rot ~ 8 dashboard
train at Battieboro. ii NAaA county,
and dropping his bar started towards
the open country on the ftasas E5le
actions aroused suspicion ana he was
caught and arrested. He explained
that the conductor had told him THAI
there were men On tho tra3n after
him and that he had better take 10
the timber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Barton Heights.

Mrs. Hugh Cooke. who has spent SEW
erai months In Florida. returned Tues
day. very much Improved in health.
Mrs. Nathan Maynard. returned
missionary from Japan. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Lee
Tor two weeks. left on Monday for her
home In RuenA Vista -----
The Leigh Street Sunday School
ball team and the Barton Heights ball
team will play a game OF ball Satur-
day afternoon at x:30 o'clock on the
Barton Heights diamond.
Mrs. Charlie c. Broaddus and lit
tie daughter. Alma. are visiting reia-
ttves and friends at walkerton. in
King and Queen county.
Rev. A. c. Bergman returned from
Surry county Tuesday. where he was
called ten days ago by the illness OF
died last Sunday and was buried Mon
day afternoon.
w. A. LAghtner has sold his beauti-
ful home on Poe street to J. C. Carpen-
tor. OF Richmond.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church win hold their
meeting Friday afternoon at 4:so
O'Clock.
REV. r. NJ. Lemly, Of the presby-
terrain church. will speak to his con-
regaticn Thursday night. Subject.
The Question Of John the Baptist"
Miss Bessie Duncanson and Miss
Louise Gnlick left to-day for a few
days visit to Washington.
Rev. Or. Higginbotham. mission
ary to India, will lecture In the chapel
Of the Union Theological Seminary on
~Wofk Among the Lepeesf' tonight.
Mrs. Arthur Faulkner ana Mrs. L. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Highland Springs

y z 1 n
The Benefit Club, composed Of the |
grade children OF the Highland
Springs High School -presented the
These little folks have added through
their unaided effort number Of things
to the school equipment.
\. The Jr. o. A, II. viii hold their regu-
lar meeting Thursday night at p. NJ,
at the Odd Fellows hall
The Liberty Hall Social Club will
meet Friday night at $3.50 r. NJ. At Lib
erty hall.
Mr. Hollis. who had q very painful
accident. IL suffering very much.
Mr.. Allen, who has been sick for some
time u still confined TO his home.
MT Eddie Heckier has accepted Q
very nice position In Petersburg with
his father: ut present Will make his
home At Centralia.
Mrz. Eddie Davis, Of Main avenue left
Wednesday for the hospital to under,
go an operation. She has been sick
for several months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Highland Park.

Miss Elizabeth Boggs IL attending
the State Sunday School Convention
at Norfolk, Va. rs the delegate from
the Methodist church. Mr.. and Mrs.
r, r. Rennie are representing the
Mixpah Presbyterian church.
Miss Addie HUFFMAN has returned
from Peeks, Hanover county. where
abe went to the funeral Of her aunt.
Hiss Eleanor EnElow is visiting rel
atives In Staunton. Va
Mrs. William -Spratley. corner
Third avenue and Burns street, en-
terfained her talent circle of the
Sorthside Baptist church yesterday at
ternoon.
Mics Kate Warmer. OF Jeters-
vile. VA. has returned to her home
from visit to Miss Alma Vaughan.
Mrs Carrie Todd Pate L. spending
the week with Mrs. Lucy Scott Nc
Donald at Airfleld.
The Young Peoples Home Mission
Society win hold tts regular monthly
meeting al the home OF Mtns Edna
Valentine S01 Fourth avenue Thurs
day night at Sis o'clock.
Rev. George Creep, president OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union of
Virginia will address the young peo-
pie at the rorthside Baptist church
Thursday 81 . p. n.
Rev. 3. III. Tempieman. pastor Of
the Baptist church, will be assisted In
special evan6enstic services begin
ming Sunday. the i7th. BY the Rev.
George Greene. Of Clifton Forge, Va
Mr.. George Jones and family have
moved into the hcuse sol Fourth
avenue.
Mr.. Frank Beavera who has been
on q whit to relatives In Lynchburx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
JEFFRIES SORE FROM y
BOUT WITH PARTNI

ROwARDNANA, CAL, Aprii t4s
Jeffrtes shoulders are still : NJ 6
N result OF his boxing bout
Sam Berger. . couple Of days aeo 1ll
the big fellow will probably No. n
ON the mitfS again for sevoxMf Pr
Hunting. nshtnG and gynanasfuIzl
will serve TO open up the bon9 r.
muscles Of the former chn1npf
his usual tan mile hfke Will hS31
wind. which appears 10 ~ IN 81 ~
shape 1t the present nptW13hGe
Ing reports reeching New Yo@k 1
contrary ~ Ss5s M
Jefteries stlll b fat ana VIII
rood steady work 70 taks O.
surplus. e. n
stron4 acted - JeAerteGr paco
on the Foad yesterday. nftee M
ne dtd considerable Tim NN
Uidss1 being excluded. pF0t
account o. JeGCeGfaf sh0ul<e
preventing eensation SepoetD
reaching the VAST q q b.
Mr.. Jefkefiee win b nenx ~
land to- day - undergo -, opetl
1t the Merritt hoGD1tAI Hee O.
tion u not esrioss. but cAaDan q
fellow much worry ~ that m
rive his fun attsntion - Ais
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Miss Nellie Ely. of Norfolk, is the
guest OF Mrs. Jack Ely.
Mrs Sanderson has az her house
guest Mrs. r. A. Balm, of Norfolk.
Mrs. Heath and Miss Constance
Heath will sail from New York in
June to spend several months abroad.
Miss May Carmichael. OF Cincin-
natl. is the guest Of the Misses Nun
ford, on West Franklin street.
Mrs. George e. Sprague. Mrs. Alex
ander NJ. Paul and children have re-
turned to Boston. after spending sew
aral weeks here as the guesfa Of Cap
tain and Mrs Andrew Pixxini
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
THOMAS THE r ALL GUY
DECI ARES NEVER AGAIN
Accepted New Found Some Games
Experience Cost Him His in Mature and ~

formation Thomas had no more chance
Of rfddfrg himssIf OF his new found
friends than he had OF getting away
with his money
After considerable pleasant CONVEX
sation Thomas was invited to take a
stroll. He accepted and the trio wend-
ed their way to st. Paul's church,
where, in tho very shadow OF that
structure, IL was suggested that they
play soma games for real money
Thomas was willing, but didn't know
how. His friends offered to show him,
providing he would let them have tenn
porary use Of his money.
Thomas hesitated. and SO, Of course,
he was lost The strangers got the
money and disappeared.
Later they were arrested on the
charge OF swfndiing and are now in
Jail.
But Thomas $44 Is stlll in the same
class with tho SHOWS of yester-year.