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EVENING HULLBTIN. HONOLULU, T. II., SATURDAY, JAN- 4, 1908.
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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SATURDAY
It la to bo hoped that this sudden
discussion of policies within tho
Navy Department will icsult to the
Rood of the service.
, The man without honor usually
frcSThs In ridiculous wrath when a
protest is made against the work of
the despised Knocker.
- -
Paris fakirs are nrtlsts in their
line. Hawaii Would ho highly pleas-
ed to know for a fact that n Japan, j
isc licet or nny other fleet Is near
enough to mako a call ut this port.
Kentucky's Bhotgun putties for
upholding the price of tobacco are
the natural product of a more effect
ive, If less straightforward, system
intiodttced by the men who created
the great Trusts.
Maul gets Its bonds. 'We sincere
ly hope that the Supervisors will see
that the money Is well expended.
Their action Is likely to mean lifo or
death to County-bonding ptoposl
tions of the future.
Iluslness must ho "looking up" In
a most satisfactory manner when lho'vc..
uanK 01 t-nginnus lowering 01 tno
rate of discount is followed hv n re-1
sort to fakes In order to deifVess
American securities In Paris.
The unexpected would have been
for Senator Foraker to accept the
primary plans laid down by the Ohio
committee controlledby Taft. Ills
protest also suggests that ho has not
us strong n hold on tho ravor of the
' people us his supporters have hith
erto claimed.
Prcsldent-Iloosevclt nns not gain
ed enough cxperienco from tho stren
uous life he has led to cause him to
avoid any flrBt-class rows. Tho
llrownson Incident bids fair to fur
nish a lively topic for this session of
Congress and a weapon In the hands
of His enemies to continue tho war
en the President.
Judge Dolo Is to be congratulated
on being afrle to uphold tho Kdruunds
Act. This law as a protection of the
home Is a wise one. What tho
United States District Court of Ha
waii' has to guard against Is that
tho law shall not bo used to besmirch
the reputation of persons so unfortu
nate as to possess enemies at once
vindictive and disreputable.
Iteports from tho business world
contained In the latest Gles indicate
that the banks are well on their feet,
and the men interested In the Indus
trial progress of the country aio now
hnvlng their period of sober second
thought, especially those associated
with banking institutions that Ube
their money, to gamble In the market
Instead of assisting legitimate indus
try. KuHIO'S SUGGESTIONS.
. tfelegato Kuhlo In his regular let
ter to the readers of tho II it 1 1 o 1 1 n
touches briefly on two very impoit
nnt points.
It will be noted that ho calls at
tention to the Incident In tho Sonata
to" which the 1) u 1 1 o 1 1 n made ref-
crence some days ngo. The Sonnto
objects no doubt the same is truo
of the Houbo of Representatives to
having hills sent In by nn Irregular
route for enactment by the legisla
tive department of the Government.
Acting on the prnctlso that has
been so general In Hawaii that tho
support of the Executive means tho
passago of a law Jr appropriation-
some of our people are Inclined to
t place moro faith In tho short cut of
.the head of an executive department
.than upon the members of tho legis
lative branch. They think that If
the'exocutlve branch fathers a meas
ure It must bo considered moro favor
ably. ,
Support from all sides is to bo de
sired. It must bo remembered, how
ever, that thoro Is one legal method
for bringing measures before Con
gress, and,, although wo believe a
system slow and old-fashioned Con
gress Is not yet leady to chnngo.
Hawaii's measures should tuko tho
"' regular 'legislative course. The Tor-
Editor
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JANUARY 4, 1008
rltorj ttlrc.idy has the reputation fur
trjlni; to refoim the United States In
loo ninny things. ' y
The piopo.al Tor furnishing infor
mation to the press of the country
on what I'ettrl Harbor Is und where
It is located nnd why money Is need-
(ed for Its development, Bhould
icclvo the caicful consideration
re
of I those In charge of the. I'earl Hnrbor
campaign, livery effort to Bprcnd
!,rni1 Inrrinn.itlnii In Ircltlmntiv nnil
lno HOonor n practical means Is udop-
ted-fur putting the mainland rcadcia
In touch with conditions and needs,
the better. There Is no more, rapid
means of Instruction than through
tho press of the country.
KUHI0 SUGGESTS
Continued from Parje 1)
tho Initial appropriation, tho Hoard
apparently became convinced that it
would bo better to submit tho Item
us a naval estimate It the actual
data could be kccnreil with reason
rble nccurncy, since It might be con
sidered !y the Naval iCommlttcn
without encountering n hard and
fast rulo In regard to an ofllclal stir-
I have personally discussed
,,,, s,)()nt wltll lho Department since
5. , . . . .... ......
my arrival and now feel hopeful that
during the session a supplemental es
timate will bo made for placing this
item, as well as tho dry dock, In the
Navnl bill. Tho locaj work at Ho
nolulu to make possible u definite es
timate on the channel work Is most
commendable.
One of tho greatest needs In tho
campaign for Pearl Harbor is to
have means for carrying on a propa
ganda for a mlif-PacIflc naval sta-
KILAUEA VOLCANO IN ERUPTION.
HII.O, Dec. 31st Tho entire pit
of the crater KILAUHA is active and
the reflection from tho fire becamo
visible nt llllo at 11 o'clock last
right. (Special by Wireless.)
Don't Miss the Opportunity of a
Lifetime.
Go and See the Wonder of the
Pacific in Action.
THE ROUND TRIP COSTS ONLY
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Tho Volcano can be visited with com
fort nnd nbsoluto safety. Tor
information regarding tho
trip apply to
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tlon through the mainland dress. The
telling Influence of that line of effort
In the movement for annexation Is
well known to nil who followed the
various" steps of that legislation.
If means were available to present
the claims and advantages of 1'en.rl
Harbor to tho Washington press rep
resentatives und through them to tho
mainland press throughout this ces
sion, tho piojcct would bo impressed
en Congress more distinctly us a na
tional matter, nnd its chances or suc
cess would bo greatly increased.
Very truly yours,
J. KAI.ANIANAOI.K,
Delegate to Congrc".
FREAR CONFIRMS
(Continued from Pace 1)
icason of tho provision of its fourth
section, which reads as follows: "Sec
tion i. This Act shall take effect up
on the date of Its approval by tho
President of the United States.' It
appears that the language or this
Fcctlon is construed ns rendering tho
entire law nugatory, because It Is
rupposcd to Involve a delegation of
legislative power by tho Legislature
of the Territory to tho President."
After a detailed discussion of the
legal points involved, the Attorney
Cenernl concludes his opinion us follows:-
"It may be assumed, thbcfori,
that tho Legislature, in spoi'kl.-c l
the President's appioval of the net,
meant his approval of those provis
ions In the net which require his ap
proval to becomo effective, or, In oth-J
cr worns, me issuo or mo uonus. r
ndviso J ou, therefore, that. In my
opinion, the act in question Is valid,
and that tho bonds will constitute a
legal obligation on the County of
Maul according to tho terms of tho
act, when tho President shall have
(Igntfled his approval to their Issue."
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Capt. A. W. Clins,o, on trial by court
martial in Now York, has asked tho
court to summon tho post surgeon of
Fort Howard to testify as to whether
Capt. CluiBO had lumbago whon ho
tossed his head when spoken to by
LletiL-Col. Deems. Testimony was In
troduced to show that tho toss was In
anger. Chaso says It was ihio to his
affliction.
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ALEXANDER Y0UNQ BLDQ
High Sheriff Receives
Letter From Sister
Of Suicide
Tho mystery surrounding the iden
tity of James II. Clnrliln, the man
Who committed suicide on board tho
Alameda several months ago by
bhootlng himself, has been solved by
the efforts of High Sheriff Henry,
who, ns administrator of the cslnto
of tho dead man, has been making
every effort to find out who he was
und whether or not he had nny rela
tives. This morning tho High Sheriff re
ceived a letter from a sister of tho
deceased, which reads as follows:
"On December 11, I received n let
ter through' our postmaster here
ft om It. C. Foy, Captain, 10th Cav
alry, assistant to tho" CJunrtormastor
ut West Point, N. Y., in rorerenco
to the death of my brother, Jnmes
II. Clarkln, .on board the S. S. Aht
meda, off the port of Honolulu, to
gether with n photograph which
proves to mc conclusively his Iden
tity. "Will you hnvo the kindness to
give mc full particulars in reference
to his death nnd burial ns soon as
possible, and nny other Information
ou may hnvo .In reference to him.
"Very truly yours,
"ItOSK 'A. CLAHKIK,
"care Hon. Robert A. Lowe, Water
bury, Conn."
Tho High Sheriff state5 that after
all expenses are paid there will bo
about $220 left by Clarkln, which
will g6 to his heirs.
BITTER ROW
(Continued from Faze 1)
He maintains that It always has
been a doubtful question If tlie Gen
eva nnd Tho Hague agreements, could
guarantee tho " ncutrnllt of these
tlilps If combatant Hue o Ulcers nnd
crews wero aboard, and It was thW
doubt that proentcd tho Japanese
dining tho recent war with Russia
from using Hue officers on such ships.
"The internal ndmlnUtiatlon of the
bureau or iniidlclno and surgeiy," ho
says, "has been, in my opinion, too
much Interfered with by tho bureau
of naUgatW)!),; T,1iIb Interference has
nt times cauC)! gruvo concern ns to
now i cojiiu nicer, uio iieeus oi mou
under our caro'
Tho hospital ship Keller, he says.
bhould now J)o with - tho battleship
fleet on its crulpe, but ho adds:
"The bureau of navigation believed
otherwise ami tho fleet of 1&00.0 men,
wltll Its auxiliaries, is without n noa-I
'pltal ship Mid will bo until It arrives cldent of lho resignation of near Ad
at Magdaleili liy, more than thrcej mlral llrownson becauso of tho auslgn-
months ftom now."
Brownson Leaves Office
Ho adds that ho cannot understand
how Admiral llrownson should bo es
pecially Interested In lho olllcerlng of
hospital ships, us his duties. !jo In nn
other direction, and that ho shdTild
not Interfero In a master pertaining
entirely to the bureau of medicine
and surgory and therefore to bo decid
ed by the Secretnry of tho Navy.
llrownson, whobo resignation nn
ehiof of tho bureau of im (gallon of
the navy -ilepaitnient was announced
Yesterday, turned over tho affairs of
his .office to Captain Cameron Mcll.
WInslow, who has heun designated
to tnke chargo of its work. Ho then
said goodbye to his lato associates In
the office and returned to- his home.
Admiral H'ownson declined again
today to discuss tho reasons for his
resignation.
Washington, nee. 27. That tho In-
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A GASE OF NERVOUS 'PROSTRATION
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Especially Adapted to Cases of
Nervous Prostration
CanScd By Overwork, Mental Strain
or Extremo Summer Heat,
IN latitudes whero warm weather Is
of long continuance, tho inhabitant
becomo more or less accuatomed to It.
In Temperate Zones, howovor, whero
thochango from winter to ummcr is
great, tho nyslom U (oinotlmca poorly
prepared to mcot tho exigencies of hot
weather. This Is tho cause of much
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Stomach catarrh, Indigestion anddyc
pop?Ia aro not among tho least of aum
mer atlmonts.
When tho digestion U dliturbed, the
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iciultlholiodydocs
not repolvo 'the
INDIGESTION
CAUSES
WEAKNESS.
nourlihmuut It should. Lassitude,
weakness, brain fag, loss of flesh and
nervous prostration aro the natural
results.
What M needed Is a remedy that will
restoro tho digestive organs to their
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Such a remedy has been found In
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kind. ,
Its action has boon remarkablo at
times lu restoring some patients who
had given up all hope of recovery.
But thcro If nothing strango about
I'cruna's action. It simply tone up
tho mucous mem
brancsof tho organs
involved, rostorlng
them to their
PE-RU-NA'S
BENEFICIAL
EFFECT. '
normal conditions and leaving Nature
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That person who lias sound, healthy
mucous membranes lining the entire,
dlgtstlvo tract is well-guarded against
tho usual summer ailments.
Peruna Is the means whereby to at
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I r you suffer from any of thrt abovo
mentioned symptoms, try bottle of
Peruna.
One bottle of this remedy Is often
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all catarrhal conditions.
We havo many lotters of gratitude re
ceived from persons who havo expe
rienced its boneflls.
Thcso testimonials ore proof to us
that Pcrnna has not failed In tho mis
sion for which It was lntonded, that
of relieving suffering and restoring
health.
Ask your druoalst for a copy of cur booklet, "The Ills of Lite," glvlnn Inctruetlons covering the most effect
Ive use of Peruna. Peruna Is for tale by all chemists and drusglsts.
The following wholesale druggists will supply the retail trade In Honolulu, Hawaii: Denson, Smith &. Co,
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incut of Surgeo.n Charles K. Stokes to
command a hospital ship. Instead of
being closed Is Just opening, was In-
dicatcd today by an Interview given ,
by Senator Kugeno Halo of Miilne,
chairman of tho senate committee on'
naval nffalrs. ,
Senator Halo warmly commends '
Keur Admiral llrownson for reslgulng
und says that hu Is Irrevocably com-
mltted lo tho support ofTlear Admiral '
Hrowjison 'against Surgeon Oeneral
Hlxey. irj'oiys that tho, medical staff
should be given positive rank and has
a bill pending for that purpose, hut
tho bill especially provides against
conilunnd of. naval vessels being given '
them. He asfts: -
"What would happen If tho com-'
maud of n ship should he given to u
paymaster or n chaplain? And that
would Jio as rfasonnblo as to placa a
surgeon in command.
"I think that Hear Admiral Brown
eon has acted with praiseworthy cour
age and promptness In tendering his
resignation."
Haberdasher and
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Remarkable Manner
MIL P. BRIEN, 23 Third
The fatigues entailed by my duties
trstem about a year ago. I felt that I
-the scvero strain upon my nerves, as, a
long for office hours to bo over in omcr
"I gradually jrren' wMJrer ami a tow
t then broke down completely nnd w.-w
ufferliig from palpitation oi uiojii-ari.
"Aftorn few weeks' treatment by a
critical condition and as tiio doctor held
elded tJ oxporlmont on myself.
"I took several remedies advertised ns tonics, uuiuni noiuciive any iicncm.
"Peruna' was then given a trial, anil boforo 1 had takon'lt a w'cek I felt my
condition Improving. Aftorafew weeks moro had clapped, during which
time I followed the directions carefully, my shattered nervous system bo
camo (Inner, my sight stronger and I hoped to bo out soon ogalrfV .
"My expectations wero realized, for In three weeks 1 assumed mydutlosns
accountant at the office.
Peruna certainly worked wonders on my system, and for persons run-
n from overwork, I believe it it tno
Assistant War Correspondent Rccom -
mends Pc-ru-iia
Mr. II. It. Manley, Ailstant War Cor
respondent during tho War In China,
care'MllacU and White," CSS Craig Bt.,
Montreal. Canada, writes :
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iiBtr wgigMTiJpflXtiBJEBigr iraiaHKUVucsjacBsTsr
By Pe-ru-na.
Street, Limollou. Quebec.
as accountant began to weaken my
would not lonruo able to withstand
thing unknown to mo before, 1 would
lo rest.
moniitsiator my signi was impaired.
obliged to take lo my bed. 1 was also
local physician, 1 was In tho samo
out no great protmu for mo,Tilo-
mosiemcacious ionic.
iactsas a good, truo friend and is lho
tonic needed.
"I hae tried It for months and am
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f I do not hesitate to recommend it to all."
Completely Run Down Pc-ru-na
Restored to Health.
Mrs. J.CoUon.&'l Notre Dame street,
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slortd lo .'aalih." i
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