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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-14
LNlI AND GENERAL

The value Of the classified id il
that Il carries atreal message to the
reader. ~ specialize something that
the reader 10 interested In learning
and for this reason the return from
classified advertising ID instantane-
|ous. TO tet Immediate returns in
Hawaii uss the Bulletin.
Automobiles - per hour. Phone 6. .
Coast mail arrived on the Sheridan
yesterday. 3D..
J. Carlo. loan once. aas bargains n
jswslry AAd'monsg 70 loan. a
Zine seopsrplats sngrsvins and
printing ct BsshbAns's. Fort street. .
Gall on MITE Patton at the Encore
Saloon for . DRAFT Of Fresh butter.
milk. - =
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want Asi,saOss cod dsinh. nads
s1Sht ~
There are twenty-five Salt Lake
Elks on the Alameda, due to arrive
Friday hiG .tt
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time pleasantly spent. This EAaAs \
sometimes known - the Two Jsska
Got your soda water from the Arc
tic works. 1883 Miller street. and you
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-14

Sales--Between Boards: so Nc
nryde, $780,. 40 Oahu Sug. Co..
1884, Ts; 10 oahu sug, Co.. SS5.s7h:
so Oahu, ssag., Co. 1876; 10 Oahu
sus. Co.. Ss5.75; ~ Hilo Ry. Com,
$40; 10 Hon. B. 4 NJ. Co.. $685. IS
Hon. B. & M. Co. $19.25: rs Hon. b.
q M. Co.. $l9.26; s Waialua. 3l27.50;
10 Honokaa, $23.12h: 6 Waialua
S1275O., Session: Is Waialua Is. 15)
Sl27.5O; waialua. S12750; 10 Eva
| $34; s Eva, 3S4; s Haw. C. & 8. Co.
$3S.S7h; 8 Haw. G. & s. Co.. $38.87h:
S Oahu sug. Co. r(35.s7h.
Latest sugar quotation, @.14 cents Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-14
CALIFORNIA OH Dividend.

Buy LISTED pIvIDHND-PAYING california 81
s.es,ss Masy Of sAess llsssd ssoc,s pay c.s md
s.:s You s az y. fs; az y.s v.s os
can invest large or small sums. We I'LL gladly afl
~ about ths,s listed stocks OF any other California
ali The Cal sorHla oil fields We handle only isRu
mate pvoposttioss and invits the most fhorolth In
vsstigation WrN today for list OF dividend paying
ssoeks and quotations. which we will ssad free Of
chsrge for three months.
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co,
166 Geary st. San Francisco. Cal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-14
WANTS.
WAITED

business man with $4,000 to invest
In well-paying business Address
Security" Bulletin once.
l540-tf .t.
, 1910-09-17

It should be noted that the barometer
of which the readings are sent to Us from
Barbados is always somewhere about
two teuths Of IN inch higher than tho
readings from the other islands. It will
be seen, however. hat the tall from the
morning Of the 10Th. to the morning Of tho
18th. was Is hundredths OF an inch. Noting
this, We cap compare it with the tall in
the other islands. III St. kits 1t was II
hundredths, in Dominica 20 huuIredtAs
in Antigua IS hundredths. il st. CroI1 Is
h~undredths.
Too much Importance .,nust not, however,
be attached to comparisons of this sort, for.
assuming all the observations to be carefully
made and accurately reported, we have still
, 1910-09-17
ST CROTN STATION

London Sent l4tb-Tbe kim Inns .abr.1
the following message to lar Gre. IIq...
hud tie pleasure ct reeeiyiug tho repIessrf.
tive detachment OF tic Oaeen- own Relies
ut BaluouI and Of Laar.ag. ii taoIl success,
fol work ut the mauusa,ros Tho-prt linus
shown bv the Dominion IS = GOOD +~rgarv 81.
the future ii the .|,aueI.1 army. lu1r.a.
Pclatt qul iii. Other officer. OF the jcfa.t.
mont have dIulI with lis Majesty.
The I'm containing Tho q-La- of Mr. Hal-
man Hunt h4. been depo4Itel IS tL, Artist.
Corner. oil Saint Pang4 CatbeduI
Tho Manchester umDIoyol- hive chilled i
mectIus Tor tbo I9ta last +. .aa-Iigr Tho.
situation created lv ;bo operatives na,Io,m-
p.iauce with the em1Ioy,I. demands, The
alternatives arc ii colnurom.s, r 4 general
lock ont.
At the opening Of the Trades Union Con-
grcss ut sheffield lIr. James Haslam La
bourite MeIubeI Of Parliament for the Cbc-
torfeld division of Dcrb1shire. stated that
She most important business to be transacted
was the reinstatement OF tho un.oLs in the
poslIa. up.et Nv thcm before the ur8-
ceediug4 in the Osborne s3so resulljnI ina
the stoppage 81 tho pructlcc OF IrQdcsUniols
paving salaries u members of the House of
Commons.
il llalrd despatch 5.nte. ,has the
Government las authorized tine hold
ing af .-cmonsnatfaus OIL OclaIcr second
f~arynaiaut scam. ms. ilo Il~sya.uaim-
pietv
1t is anoounccI tnat the ne>t F4char-tia
r,uare-. viii be held -4rcp-~iyeIy at SoyI1Ia
Vienna. LYONS anIiu the Upi.td States
Ostov, Sent IlA-It IS understood CHAT
Eqrj Groy is con.ilcrna IN extensive tour
tbro,igb the Wosr India islands. starting ~
January next He uts arrived al sydney.
Nova Scotin. on the return from Hudson
, 1910-09-17

coudary cyclone, and possibly for that roa-
son, not 50 bouutlful III its rainfall, bul vet
bouuttul enough considering the henyy fall
Of last week. Two falls, one Of 6 lines on
Tuesday evening Q3th) aud another Of
" lines on " ednesday evening, in all I34
lines, may be put down to its influence
a INIT Of the approach of the movement,
from IF the Atlantic was given by the high
clouds on Saturday morning for it was seen
that Their point Of origin (radlaut point had
swung buck from northwest on the 8th aud
west on the 9th to south From this point
they were coming all day on aturday and
on Sunday own to 3 pm, then back to
south-southwest, on Monday back to south
west. returning on Tuesday (the l3th) to
south southwest
The morning readings (correctedl of the
barometer have been rs follows
10th 11th 18th 18Th l4th 18th
2g98
, 1910-09-17
% Sc
1880

It win be seen that the lowest fall was on
the 18Th, exactly Il week after the lowest
fall in the previous cyclone. IL fact the
lowest fall noted Oh each occasion was at
, p. IN. and was precisely the same (2983).
In neither case was the fall of any great
moment, which shows either TINT tie contros
were very far away or were OF slight luteusi-
t., perhaps both.
The centre passed Barbados on the morning
OF the 18th and paased Us il the same night
on III the curly morning of the 18th. 1t must
nave been moving along rather fast, somewhere
about IS or Is miles IN hour probably, but
seems 10 have been moving much slower on
the previous IToe days.
Ii regard 10 me centre passing south Of
Buruadoos. md .ly time Of the passage wo
bpye the e~y.leuc, # the telegraphed wind
changes. taken aoug with the barometer
reudiug a- .o.O"3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
Ferrybosts ColIided,

Camden, N. j., March l.-At
7:45 O'Clock this morning the ferryboats
Camden and Wenoush crashed into
each other on the PhIladelphia side OF
the Delaware river. The Wenopah Was
In her slip taking on passengers when
he Camden, loaded with people,, en-
fu,ed by the dense fog, crashed into
her. The liter, which is eide Sheeler
and a smaller boat went on top OF the
Camden escaping with slight damages,
but the entire frOI Of the Camden wac
torn away and her windows shattered.
For a time panic reignsd, women faint.
log and I've persons we're badly injured
Three men, one with his leg broken,
we're taken to hospitals and two women,
badly bruised, were carried to their
homes. The Camden will be out oil
commission for some lime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
The SENATE AT THEATRE.

Dol. James Gordon, r,t ring Senator
from Mississippi, who leaped int) fame
10 a single dsy through speech TO the
Senttl nat msde the country acquainted
with his bumor and picturesque char
acter, was last night the recipient OF q
,t.ikiGg ovation t the Oelu nbia Theatre,
Washington.
For more than FIVE minutes at the close
OF tae third act of "a Gentlemen from
Mississippi" the audience, which cou'
sisted of nearly huudred United ct ties
eenators, with members OF their families
and practically the entire press gallery,
cheered Colonel Gordon t. the echo. In
the middle of The iuIu't there were
cheers OF "Speechl speech speech"
Senstor Gordon, however, cont6nted
himself With rising aud bowiDg his &C
Acknowledgements
The occasion for this remarkable DEM
onstratiou WAS what had been esgerly
anticipated In inner Senate circles for
more than q week as "Oolon6l Gori on's
theatre patty" Each senator had been
given no sest, With the Mississippisn's
compliments,
The lesding role, Senator LsDgdon,
played by Thomas A. Wise, found
some thing OF Its prototype In Oolopel
Gordon.
No more fashionable fu1Ience has
been seen 10 Washington this VII ter
Among the boxholders were Mrs. Tat,
vile OF tie president, accompanied BY
her sister, Mrs. Thomss L'ughlin, OF
Pltlsburg, aud Lieutenant Palmer, naval
aide to the president. Ia box opposite
we're Mr.. snd Mrs Nicholas LongWorth
with guests. By reason Of the demands
upon his time st the University CLUB
bsrqust, President Tsft failed to reach
the theatre.
The credentials OF Leroy Percy, Inc
newly elected senator from Mississippi
aud successor TO Senator GORDON, were
preseI ted to the Senate Yesterday ana
Colonel Gordon's career IS seuatJr Viii
end t)day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
TUESDAY EVENING. NAB. l. 1910.

PRESIDENT TAFT's refusal to consider
any Of the charges sgsinst SECRETARY
BAllluger and bis REPEATED declarations
of confidence 10 Mr.. Blllinger, are now
brough! TO the front by me Latter aud his
psrlissns to refuie the assertions OF Ok
ford Pinchot and Louis r. CLAWS before
the investigating committee. II Ia mac Q
obvi III that a decision by the presdet
in favor of Ballinger, which did net
satisfy the public when it was made
several months ago, Is again relied upon
10 remove sll lu'picion Of BalliDser and
to convince the public that he has been
a zsslous defender of The public interest,
regardless of all the documentary and
other proof TO the contrary. Bsllinger
through bis c,uasel, j. j. Verirees, has
made lu>lcs letter written by the prssl'
dent to Clifford Piucbot, lie reply to Pin
choPs letter Of November 4 10 which the
president declared his absolute confidence
in the secretary Of the interior, and bis
ra'u'sl to believe that the conduct Of
Mr.. Balliuger had been adverse u a
proper carrying out OF the conservation
policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
STEAMSHIP sWINDLE

WsshiugtonIans suffered heavy losses
Ia the recent swindle perpetrs!ed by
means of fake excursion agency 10
New York, which offered to tourists Old
World trips at surprisingly low figures.
Among the victims were several gov, rn-
nett employees, male and tensile, as
we'll az students, church organisis, and
others. The ships Notrs Dame de
Lonrdes sud the Jeanne dare sre bg-
nepts Of the imagination; also the Cam
psgnIe Franco -Nord. Americana. Or.
caIsrs we're spread broadcast, advertising
rates 10 France, ruod-tilp tickets, "a
low as $50 aud $50. Snch was the rush
for accommodations that the promoters
reaped hsrTest, aud comparatively few
of those p'spniog jsuSt 10 Europe
dreamed that they were lighting for berihs
on mythical liners. ExPoi did not
come atil two days sgo, or months atsr
the swiudlers had begun operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01

IN regard to the statement made yes-
terday that he would be counsel Tor
John NJ. Parsons, republican,, In Bis
contest Tor the sest OF Congressman f.
W. Saunders, Of the Fifth district ex-
Governor Montague said in Richmoud
that he ". nd be 10 tie case only TO The
extent OF SIS Il ug the uuconstiiu'ionali'y
OF the last apporIiOnment act' H' Will
not srgue sny other part OF the ease'
"At The time The sPportioDment was
made" aaid Mr.. MOntsLuo, 81 said Il
was upcoutt Lntopal, and ] still coltn d
it's" The last spportioument act cut
Floyd comfy of of the FIith dist''c',
and. ss result, the republicans claim
the FDt1 vert democntc Mr.. Mon
tspue az lawyer had perfect right 70
become the attorney for Mr.. Psr'ons In
the case, tu, his many friends through
ont the stat will regret thit he has done
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01

FEDERAL inquiry into methods OF dis
posing OF oleomargsrine was ordered in
Chicago yestsrdsy by Judge Lands, Of
the United States District OCu'tr alter
ne had sentenced William Broadwell,
ous of four dealers who had been indicted
sor violating the oleomargarine regula-
lions, to six years In The federal prison
at Fort L,avsuwotl and Ens OF $40.
900. There viii probably be no more
oleomsrgsrine law vioistora in Chicago
foy some time. Fhe Ill sentence is what
hnrla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
News of the Day.

Speaker Cannon Is TO be the guest CT
honor a. dinner OF forty covers or more
at the White House on Thursday oil. BIT.
ScieL lists are investigating the stability
OF the Leaning Tower Of Pisa, which, 1t
Is feared, is being undermined BY q
spring t lie Base.
The Senate yesterday passei The AID
rich bill creating commissica to de-
wise better buiiness methods for the goT-
eminent.
Only q Of g class Of LOG applicants
passed the entrance examinations to
West Point.
The rules OF the House wers attacked
from the AJor yesterday by Rsprssenti'
tive Hamilton Fish, Of New York, in his
maiden speech.
By the grace of the conservatives,
Premier Asqnith's cabinet secured vote
Ia the House OF Commons yesterday that
ext NOS the life Of the csbinet until alter
the Easter holidays.
1ue CUuuctCc CCutt iehhuiS VI WIZ
administration bill was approved by 8
10 to- s vote, at q me, ting OF the COM
Mite on int;rState and foreign com-
merce.
While she was 10 her bath last Thurs
DAY diamonds aud jewelry, valued at
$50,0OO were stolen from the dressing
room Of Mrs. Sanford ErlsUger, the
wife of New York stock broker, 10 her
apartments at the Ausonis New
York.
In spite OF the constantly increasing
number OF demands by religious bodies
and Others that arbitration be resolt.d to
10 settle the strike sgsiDst The PhilaieI-
phia Rapid Transit Company, officials OF
that company declared last night that no
proposition looking toward arbitration
10 any form Is being considered by the
board OF directors. There were few dis
turbances along any of the lines OF the
company yesterday, and an Increased
number OF cars left the harm. Many
labor leaders still hope tina. public SYM
psLhy will force srbilrs!lGn before the
general atrike vot,d for Sunday goes into
effect Saturday. There will be another
meeting OF labor leaders t)morroW night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
From Washington.
ICorrsIpopdOn,s OF the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, March |.

A congressional probe of tie death Of
Lieu. James Il. Sutton, the marine
officer who was shat 10 death at the
Marine Barracks at Annapolis two years
aso. is the tubiect of resolution now
being prepared by Senator George r.
Chamberlain OF Oregon. The mother OF
4be dead Officer. Ms. Rosa B. S9tloD,
has been bard at work, urging reopen
ing of The csse ever since the naval
curt olinquiry handed down lis decision
last .unmer, and she says that several
new phases Of the case will be present d
If the investigation is ordered. The sp-
pointmsut of congressional committee
Is necessary, Il the case Is to be reopen
ed, 5ss under the naval statute OF limi-
sations the jurisdiction OF naval court
expires two years after the crime. List
al nmeF's cut Of inquiry held that
Sat on committed suicide bat Mrs. SUIT
tor, and her IT orney, Fl. e. Davis, shy
they have important evidence tending to
snow the ytu1g mao did not kill him
self.
No sppreciable change since yester-
dsy was noted this morning Ia the
condition OF Representative Perkins Of
New York, who has been lying danger
tu,ly III at Garfield Hospital for The
past two Wetks.
The House committee on claims yet
seFdsy made favorable report on th'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
WOMAN GUS HER THROAT.

Mrs. Myrtle Williams, wife Of A. O.
Williams, who is employed BY the South
ern Express Company at Atlanta Ca,
At empted suicide ye,t.rday morning at
the home OF her uncle, Charles L. Hol-
land. 10 DanvIlle, Va, where she bad
been visiting for several NOR tbs. She
has been melancholy for somttlme as
the re alt OF broodiDg over an accident
which recently befell her husband 10
At'att', coupled WITH her own i'll health
following the birth or child month
ago.
Every indication ia tist she was insane
when tt o'clock yesterday morning she
left her own room, going ID the dining
room, where she secured carving knife
ard slashed her throat. Promptturglcal
attn ton probably saved her life. Her
huAbsnd is DOW 10 an Atlanta hospital
and efforts made to keep the news OF bis
sccideLt q secret from Mrs. Williams
failed, The chances are favorable for her
recovery. Mrs. Williams is the d. lighter
Of the late Charles II. Conrad, OF Dan
vile and Is about 81 years OF age. She
was very poi ulSr 10 social circles and
married abe ut Is moths sgo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01

HENRY s. PRITcHETT, OF New York,
president of the Carnegie Foundation Of
the Advancement. Of Teaching, made the
asertiou 10 an address at Ohicsgo yester'
day before the council on medical edu-
eailon Of the American Medical Associs-
tiop, that "the United sist'' supports
100 msny physicians. While Earope
maintains the proportion of one phySi-
c.Aa to every 1900 Inhabitants, the
Unitsd St ties has q physician for every
SOS. TAis overproduction is due to oUr
TOO runsrtu, low grade medical schools
and to tho lsxity Of our laws governir
Them" The same may be said Of many
nf the ttser professions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
The PHILADELPHIA Strike.

Philadelphia, March l-Positvs as
sursnces on the one hand that prepars'
t ons are going to be made for general
strike of 10, 900 union men In Philadel-
phia Saturday, together with equally
positive salursDces on the other band
that this threatened strike is huge
''bluff," mark the eleventh day OF the
street car strike.
That the Nous are preparing for the
general strike there csn be no doubt 10
the minds of those willing to see tne
Truth. That this general strike, how
ever, will never be allowed TO become
reslitg seems equally positive,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
Sixty-first Congress.
(Second Session.
Washington, Mach 1.
6KHATK.

Senator Lodge presented to the Senate
protests against placing the sistul Of
Gen. Robert f. Lee In the Capitol.
They came from forty-two Grand Army
posts In Massachusetts,
At the request Of Senator Lodge the
lines OF inquiry adopted by the select
committee of eight senators - Invest.
gale the increased cost OF living were
ordered prirt, 10 the Record,
The Ssnst, took W the bill to isiu
$50, 900, 900 10 certificates of indebted
ness to aid reclamation PRICES.
The amer dnent offered by Sent II
Film! to limit the use Of such funds to
irrigation works already approved wss
rejected.
Senator Carter ffered substitute for
the entire bill, beioE In conformity t.
suggestions made by III, finance con
mitse and placing the certificate 90 the
same footing as other government Sc
curites.
Senator Clay dem. GA protested
agsIntt considering the bill today. 81
thought this was to be session OF ecor
omy," said Senator Clay, stu: here Is q
bill to borrow $4,000, 900 aud / see 1t
ls proposed to sell 500, 900, 900 10 bonds
for public buildings. This does not
look much Ike economy 10 me and Don.
gress has been 10 session only three
months"
The substitute, Senator Carter said,
Ia substantially the same as the orlginsl
bill. 1t was unanimously approved BY
the committees on finance and irriga-
ton.
Senator Garter yielded to persuasion
and permitted tAe bill to go over and be
printed.
The Sensts made the unfinished bust
ness, bill sppropriating $40, 900, 600
to purchase large tFacts Of grounds south
OF Pennsylvania avenue and hold then
In reserve for future public buildings.
A bill to give patsuts to settlers on
land within reclamation projstti when
they have complied with all the home
stead requirements was passed.
Saturday, April 2, was set ssIde for
enlogies 10 honor Of the late Senator
Martin N. johnson, OF North Dakota
and Auselm ]. MeLaurln, OF Mississippi.
HOUSE.
An at 'eups by Mr.. SteeneHon (fep.,
MINI. to answer 30 attack on him re-
Gently published 10 The American Flap,
& shIp-ownera' msssziue, was stopped by
Mr.. Payne, 10 the House today.
Mr.. Payne made point OF order
against the procedure after the tisnslve
article bad been read tu. before MF. 5teen-
erson bad replied.
Ait,r q wraUg'e that occupied an hour,
SlesnersOn sgreed 10 ALLOW the matter to
20 over until tt ursdsy so that the post
offics appropriation bill could be taken
up today.
The po,tOfiice bill vas read under the
five minute rule for amf admenl, alter sn
btu, OF general debate
Among the measures introduced In
the House today were the following;
A resolution calling upon the post
master general for information as to the
amour; of money paid the railroads tor
carrying the mails.
A bill to psnsion civil and Mexican
war veterans as follows: Sixty two
years of age at Sac a month; sizty-hve
years of age at $50; and seventy years
of age and over at SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-01
MAKES WARM SPEECH.

Delegsts Clements, Of Pit;sylvani',
made g speech ia the House yesterday
iu which be declares his Independence Of
the clfrgy and their efforts to legislste
men IL ID being good. He declared that
II the Ohristisn religion, which these
men we're supposed to teach, did net
have the desired effect on men the Gen.
eral Assembly would never be able t.
do 80 by statutory enactmeI t. de said
be was trad of this scheme and its back.
ers from Gov. Mann down sDd delivered
a brosdside into the ministers who have
lorssksn their high calling to engage 10
furLherlrg matters before the General
Asasmhly.