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V,jyuig tH7&9mfWMt -, 4. ! ' l ! M Evening Bulletin .T & laa Jmu Mnl !!. l a Vi fli MtJ" From' Ban' Fratieiscd: llllonlnn Sept 30 For San Francisco: America Maru , . .Oct. 2 From Vancouver: Marama .....Oct. 1C For Vancouver: Aorangl Oct. 14 I 11 VOUl JIUJ1IC UUC3 nut suit '.. o fiTC3 L ; 3:30 EDITION The Bulletin has the Largest Number of Satisfied Advertisers USE CENT-A-WORD BULLETIN WANT ADS. VOL. X. NO. 4JJ9 lO PAGES-HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HXwM. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1908-lO PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS IT ROOSEVELT REFUSES ANSWER MR. RRYAN FLEET GOING TO MAGDALEN A BAY 1 " 10 tf'.a. m r Y. y t f 4 1 i r u , I. X. W ' ROOSEVELT NOT TO TAKE STOMP WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 30. A statement was Riven out from the White House today that President Roosevelt will not take the stump in behalf of Candidate Taft. The President will also refuse to answer Mr. Bryan's latest charge that he refused to submit Haskell's case to a tribunal and challenging him to make publio the items of the 1904 Republican campaign fund. Mr. Roosevelt declares that Bryan's charges and challenge are pure ly a personal attack and involve no serious issues. Target Practice For Pacific Fleet SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sept. 30. The supply ship Arethusa has been ordered to Magdalena Bay with supplies for the Pacific Fleet, which will assemble there for target practise. This dispatch shows that the original schedule of Admiral Swin burne's Fleet has nut been changed. It was to leave here the latter part of October fur Southern California a nd Magdalenn Hay. . m i mtw i Chicago Lost SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Sept. 30. The, result of the baseball game today tor. the.leading teams of the national League, was New York 2. Philadelphia 1 ; Chicago 5, Cincinnati 6. m ! i m RAILROAD RATES UPHELD BY COURT SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sept. 30 The United States Circuit Court handed down a decision today in which it upheld the right of the Inter state Commerce Commission to fix railroad rates, t TO BETTER PROTECT CALIFORNIA BORDER WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Sept. 30. The Administration has decided to divide the California immigration district in order to better protect the border. m i i i m ' BATTLESHIPS AT GIBRALTAR GIBRALTAR, Spain, Sept. 30. The special service squadron, con sisting, of the American battleships Maine and Alabama, arrived here to day. m i TEN THOUSAND WERE KILLED HYDERABAD, India, Sept. 30. The fatalities 'from recent floods will reach 10,000. . m TEN ORPHANS INOCULATED WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Sept. 30. Ten orphans were inoculated to day for tuberculosis, as a demonstration in connection with the Tubecu losis Congress. TWELVE NEW CHOLERA CASES MANILA, P. I.. Sept. 30. Thers were twelve new cases of cholera' reported today. The disease is decreasing. Benjamin Clothes TF you want to wear clothes thafare dressy and distinctive clothes that are always in the best of taste wear Alfred Ben jamin & Co., Clothes. If you are hard to please come to us. THE KASH CO., Ltd., CORNER FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. WILL ENTERTAIN; COAuTJISITORS Will See Pearl Harbor Aquarium, Town And Pali The representative! of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce who will arrive here In the Tenyo Maru tomorrow on their way to Japan, where they go as the guests ot the Japanese Government, will be given excellent entertainment during their May here, plans (or this being adopt ed nt a special meeting of the Cham ber of Commerce held this morning. J. P. Cooke, who occupied the chair, opened, the meotlng with a statement that the business at hand was the making of plans for tlto en tertainment ot the Tenyo visitors. Clarence Cooke, who had been act ing with L. T. Peck, reported that twelve nutos would bo secured for the use of tho party. It had been de cided that when the Maru was sight ed the vice president and the secre tary Bhould meet tho party in n launch with lols. The guests could bVtukeu to the Young Hotel In tally hos. 'At 8:30 the party should bo taken In autoi to tho Pall, thence back through town to the Aquarium. They could then go in special cars in tho 11:05 train to the Peninsula, whero luncheon would be served. The vis itors would then be taken about Pearl Harbor In the Iroauoli' unJ (ContinneoVon Page 6) IS JACK M'VEIGH NEWPRESIDENT Kalauokalani Says Talk Has Become General ' Is Jack .McVeigh, superintendent of the Leper Settlement at Molokal, to be the next President of the Hoard of Health? O. Kalauokalani Sr a member ot the Doard of Health, came in to the Territorial offices this morning to And an answer to the above ques tion, claiming that he had heard it generally spoken "of around town. Mc Veigh's name has been mentioned several times in connection with this office though It1 Is hardly probablo that he would accept it, as the sal ary ho now receiyes exceeds that paid for the Hoard of Health president and the statute provides that one specific salary is all that a Territo rial official may receive. Secrotary Mott-Smlth was asked about the matter this morning, but he had heard nothing about It. YOU are cordially invited to come and investigate our methods jor hand ling estates and accounts. We shall be pleased to ex plain, without any obliga tion on your part, the work ing of modern business methods. Hawaiian Trust Co. Ltd. 023 FORT ST. vt lieEM W PRINCESS ASKS . CHILDRENlGUARDMN Princess Kawaninnkoa has filed a cross-petition to, the one filed by the executors of the ,ctate of the late Prince David In'the matter of the guardianship of the two minor chil dren, KalakHun ami l.llluokalanl. in the first place, the Princess ulleges I In her cross-petition that the provi sions of the will gie to Kalukuua the greater portion of the estate, which consists in the main, ot CO per cent, ot the capital stock of the Ka plolanl Estate, Limited. Tho Princess alleges that Cupid owns the other 50 per cent., and that he and John Collmrn. as mana ger of the Estate. want the control ot tho Kitate. and It is for their In terests that the alleged will of the late Prince be sustained. She says that for more than six months pre vious to his death. David repeatedly asked for a true accounting of the affairs of the estate, but that It wus refused him by the two, Cupid and .Colhurn. I She states that the Estate Is now heavily Involved, and she asks that Mrs. A. Campbell-Parker, grandmoth er of the children, be appointed guardian of Lllluoicalanl. She Is sat isfied with E. M. JNVatson us guard ian of Knlakaun. Candidates Of Kauai Senator J. S. CHANDLER. ' Representative J. H. HALEMANU, J. M. MIKAELE. D. KA1ALAU, Q. W. KANEALH. Supervisor C. W. HUDSON; Hanalel. M. K. KANIKANIIIIA, Llbtie W. B. NA1MU, Kekaka. D. KALAWAIA, Kapaa. Tho above nro tho candidates select ed by the Democratic County conven tion of Kauai, which was held at LI htm last Saturday. The names of the deputy sheriffs nominated have not yet been received by tho local Demo crats, who got the abovo In a letter today. Tho Democrats consider that Chand ler, who has done much towards or gantzing the party on tho Oardcn Is land, stands a good show of belug electod; as he is running against Man ager Falrchlld of the Makeo Sug.ir Co., and they figure that the people ot Kauai are about ready to rebel against the plantation Influence. They alto think that somo of tho other candi dates may como out on top on account of the fact that the Klccs bavo taken a number of nominations on tho Re publican ticket, and this, they feel will incenso the people against the family compact, though what tangible facts they have to rely on for this be lief does not appear clear. ' Colonel Sam Parker and Joo Cohon were among the Interested spectators at tho Homo Rule convention last night. Tho delegates of tho Homo Tiulo party were dined yestejday afternoon at tho Boston restaurant on Hotel street. ON THE SPOT Our messengers are never late; always on the spot is the rule with them. TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE PHONE 361 GRAPE COBBLER The Latest. Drink At The Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. SODA FOUNTAIN HOUSE IS HAUNTED; GIRL ISJNOCENT Pecaricks SaySo.Finding Ghosts Were There Formerly Tho house, is haunted, and EspCrau- za Qousalus has nothing whatever to do with the ghost. This Is the conclusion which has been reached by Mr. and Mrs. Pocar lull, whose hoiiFO on Punchbowl was the Kcenn of weird hnnncnlniEH lnitt week. Thi'y have now had sufficient-' tlinn utter tho excitement to figure tho matter out calmly, and have also been making a little Investigation of tlielr own, as a result of which they feel convinced that the fault lies with tho house and not with the young girl, who was generally believed to bo nt tho bottom of it all, cither becausoNhe was a' 'medium through whom restive or festive, spirits, acted, or, according to tho belief of others, because sho was having, a little fun on her own hook. This forenoon tho Pccarlsh family was busy packing up its household goods. It being Its Intention to romovo the lares and penates to n more quiet place. "It Is 'tho'house. It Is tho house, amJ not Esperanza who made, all the trouble," they asserted, and tho girl's mother, who stood by, nodded frant ically. She explained that- the girl wasftbe polo support of herself und family, as her husband was in tho hospital, and she had herself, Just re covered from a serious Illness. She asked with tears In hor eyes, that a statement be made in the paper to the effect that Esperanza was-notT'tTfo' (Continnedon F-agc 8) RAILROAD HELPER HILLED DY ENGINE i i Slipped From Tender and Fell In Front Of Locomotive Hlnokuma, a Japanese was this morning killed by accident In tho yard of tho O. A. & L. Co. He was em ployed by tho company as u bolper In tho roundhouse, and met his death while In tho performance of his duties. It appears that an engine, drivcu by, Night Hostler Olsen. was backing up tho track, when the deceased tried to jump on tho rear part of the ten der. In doing so ho stepped on u valvo, which turned under his foot, and ho fell on tho track directly lu front of tho moving engine The lo comotive was quickly stopped, and It does not appear to havo gono right over him. Still his sldo was" crushed so badly that ho died about twenty minutes afterwards. Hlnokuma had been In the employ Of thO O. It. & L Cn far niwoi-.,! years, and had saved up some money, ue nan pianncn to go nacK to Japan within two or thro months. Ho leaves a wlfo but no children. ? Bggg-S - - FOR THE BEST FRUIT FOR SHIP. PINO leave your order with Island Fruit Co., 72 S.'KINO. PHONE 15. Our Auto Delivery insures prompt filling of society and party orders. A. Y. Cafe Pay A-Little-At-A-Time FURNITURE J. ilepp & Co., 180 S. KINO STBEST, Make War "Big A Council for Hawaii, formed for tho purpose ot warring against tho "big four" evils of Intemperance, Im purity, Sabbath-breaking, and gam bling, and nmiiutcd with the Inter national Reform llureau. has been called nto existence. The council Is headed by Itev. Doremus Scudder und Hev. K. V. Thwlng Is Its secretary. . It Is proposed to make this council hut n part of n movement which has been widely organized of late years. The International Reform llurcnu, with headquarters at Washington, D. C proposes to unite all creeds in tho work of sociological betterment. Sun day baseball, prize lights, saloons, bridge as a social pastime with a fin ancial feature, and many other ot tho amusements and means of world ly pleasure which begulje tho heait of man for a while, come under those four general kinds of slu against which the council Is to militate, and which are termed "four sides of one frowning fortress, that all good citi zens should attack on all sides." The members of this council are: Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. D., p.istor of the Central Union Church, Hono lulu, chairman; Hon. V. It. Custlo of Castle & Wlthtngton, nttorueys-al-law, vice chairman; Hot). Hlchanl II. Trent, Oahu County Treasurer; Pcr ley. L. Home, president oJ tho, Ka mehameha Schools, Honolulu; W. A. Dowen, Theodore Richards, and nev. G. W. Thwlng, secretary of the coun cil. Rev. Thwlng tnkes this position, though he contemplates going to How Candidates May Accept Endorsements "It Is gratifying to have so many of our candidates endorsed by tho ephemeral organization, the party of a day, but It Bhould bo distinctly un derstood by the Laborltes and people In general that tho Republican nom inees arc still Republican candidates on the Republican ticket, nnd they can accept no endorsement without qualification. They can express thanks for the endorsements, but they must at tho same time say that they are still Republican candidates and will work for the straight Re publican ticket." This was the view expressed this morning by Chairman A. V. Judd of the County Committee In reference to the endorsements which tho fused Home Rule and Labor parties gavo to a number of Republican candidates nt tho convention yestcrdny. Vari ous sentiments havo been expressed We have just received shipment of E. P. REED Pumps, Garden Ties, New goods ore constantly latest styles. Manufacturers . FORT STREET, 4 DOORS On Four" Evils China fchnrtly, tn take up mission work them. Ho sa$n that ho will not leave this pluco until tho matter of the chnrges which ho brings against United Statci Attorney llrcckiius Is bettlcd. Ho thinks this will bo in about a month. Incidentally, Rev. Wilbur I". Crafts Ph.D., who Is superintendent nuil treasurer of thu International He form llmenit. linn inteiested himself: to Koine extent In the Washington oiul of thu HrccKniitt mutter. ;' The object or tho formation of tills council in Hawaii Is given ns: "Tho object of the Hawaiian Council Is to advise, aid, and cooperate, in tho work of the International ltoform Ilu leau. In bringing about n 'bettor world' hero and now." Tho platTorm ot this llureau rends ns follows: "Thu International lto form llureau promotes those Chris thin reforms on which the churches sociologically unite while theological ly differing. Il'iproffers cooperation' to nil associations that stand for tho deicnuo of tho B.ibbnth and purity: for nihltrntlojt in place ot Industrial and International war, for tho sup pression of Intemperance, gambling, and political corruption. , . "Ourlntermitlonal specialty Is to inform and arouse and express pub lic sentiment In favor of a treaty of all civilized governments to prohibit tho sale of Intoxicants and opium to uncivilized and newly civilized races. All this they propose to do hy leg Islntlon. letters, lectures, and lltoru turo. b) dlffe.sr.t parties toda as to what 'stand .should be taken In the mat. tor, some being radically opposed to accepting these endorsements, al though theio seems to bo no valid reason to take such n radical stop. which would surely cost the Republi can candidates many votes. Tho views expicssed by Judd will un doubtedly bo shared by most ot tho leaders of tho patty. "I have called u meeting ot tho (Continued on Page 6) ttitnaniRnn::iii:nii8i!K A wlrolcss messngo received by the agents of Hie fllatson Navigation Company this afternoon states that tho Hllonlan will nrrlvo tonlcht nt 8:30 o'clock with 28 pabsengcrs. 1, 000 tons of caigo, and 23G bags or mail. She reported having experi enced stronc east wind nnd rough, weather. 8 8 8 llntlBUliat!lt8K!! New Styles -IN- Ladies' Footwear by the S. S. Lurline a largo & C0.S fine goods for ladies. and Colonials, in all leathers. arriving by every steamer, in tho Shoe Co., Ltd. BELOW HOTEL. 4 i -e r L" . i ' i ii ii i I - -