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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, AUG. 19, 1911.
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- HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, aboee Union Squtte
juil eppoilla Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1 .60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Steel and b'rick structure, furnish
ings cost $200,000. High class
hotel at moderate rates. Omnibus
meets all trains and steamers
Hotel Stewart now recognized as
Hawaiian,' Island headquarters.
Cable address, "TTawcts" A. B.C.
Code. Reservations made through
Trent Trust Co., Port Street,
Honolulu.
Hotel St. Francis
Union Square, San Francisco
Under the Management of
JAMES WOODS
FACINfl (ho bcnellful park
U the heart of the clt,
which Is the theatre ot
the pilnelrinl erents ol
the famous fcsllrals of Han
Francisco, this hotel, In en
vironment and atmosphere, ex.
presses most pleasantly the
comfortable spirit of eld Cal
ifornia. The royalty and aoblllty
the Old World and the Far
East and the men of high
chlcirmentln America who
assemble here contribute to Hie
cosmopolitan atmosphere of an
Institution which represents
the hospitality and Individual
ity of San Francisco to the
traveler.
The building, which marks
the farthest advance of science
In sen Ice, hns uovr the largest
capacity ot any hotel strncture
In the West, and upon comple
tion of Ihe 1'ost street annei
will be the largest carnraascry
In the world.
YYHII THE SERVICE IS UN.
USUAL, TUB I'KRUS A UK
NOT.
European Flan from $2.00 Up
itooMV hui'j'i:b,and
"APAItTMlJNTS '.AT
Un
Colonial
aii'i:ai. to .tourists
WHO LIKU n.KNTV OP
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MI1NTS. THi: It A TUB
ahi: not moii.
EMMA STREET
Above Vineyard
IS YOU WANT A IIOOM AT
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durino Bi:pTU.Mni:n, you had
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Agents For"
INGLEN00K WINES
Phone 2026. P. 0. Box 486
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CIGAR ROW is
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Wetl Slocked with New Drugs ana
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Agents for such well-known car.
a Packard, Pope-Hartford, Bteven
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ilulck, Overland, Uaktr Electric, am
it hers.
Automobile
Supplies & Repairing
Associated Garage
United
For the BEST RENT CARS in the
ally, ring up
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for
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' C. H. BEHN
Automobiles
SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.
Merchant Street
Use a PREST-O-LITE TANK on
your Automobile and save Generator
Troubles.
Acetylene Light and
Agency Co., Ltd.
Y. Yoshikawa,
the BICYCLE DEALER and SI
PA1RER, has moved to
1 8,0 KINO ITKI1T
New location Bed front, nern
foung Building. Telephone 2518.
Crepe Goods
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AND PAJAMAS
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DRY GOODS FOR ECONOMICAL
BUYERS
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Gents' Dry Goods
V
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Corner Fort and Beretanla Streets
FINE LINE OF DRY Q00DS
WAN YING CHONG
CO.,
King Street, Ewa Fiihmarket
Wing Chong-Co.
JUNO IIm NEAR BETHKL
Oeaiert in Furniture, Mattresses,
no., etc AU kinds of KOA and MM
HON FURNITURE made to order.
FINEST FIT
And Cloth of Al Qnaiitj Can U
Purchased from
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MC CANDLESS BLDO.
f. 0. Box 961 Telephone 1731
IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL Q00DS
Wing Wo Tai & Co.
841 Nauanu. near King-Street
N I'HONB 1C20
Fine Line of ,
Carpenter Tools
'At the New Hardware Store
CITY HARDWARE CO.
King and Nunanu Streets
It u 1 1 1-1 1 11 IMIIorlnl Ttoom IMiono
2185. II u I let In llusluess Ofliro
I'houe 225G.
The War Fifty Years Ago
General Scott's Cautious Policy In Defense of Washing
ton The North Clamorous For Aggressive Move
ment Fighting. Nearly Every Day After Battle of
, Big Bethel Virginia and Missouri the Battlegrounds.
Lew Wallace Wins Victory at Romney Johnston
Evacuates Harpers Ferry Three Days Later Gov
ernor of Missouri Calls on Citizens to Rise and Repel
Invasion of Federals Lyon Defeats State Troops at
Boonville Grant Appointed Colonel of Twenty
first Illinois.
By JANES A. LDCEIirON
Copyright by American Prei AitoeU
tltm. 1911 1
TO undrntiiud (hi- cimi'Mlmi In
the Kiimtix'r nnil early autumn ,
of 1S(1I It Is well to tenii-tnU-r ,
Hint the a (;i'd General Wlnllelil t
Scott wa In couimnnd. Scott was a '
liTvut soldier, lull cautlotn n nd drstr
nut of kiiiIiir life 111 plnu ot earn
imlen seelm-d to bo to futfi-Ktinrtl Waili
lugtun nnd to turn the Conft-dt-rntP
hark without grout lots of men on
either side. lie wanted his Renernln to
attnek only hen fairly sure of win
nine, linidlni; Hint a Union defe.it ,
meant added hope and strength to the
w. a. noHFCtuna, who wah couuirsios'kd
BHioAuii.ii (iKNcntL ripnr ykaiis aiio
pneiny. How Hindi ot tlla policy was
line to ft'ntt's own Ideal nnd bow
iniieh to Ihe administration mnuot bo
leiernilm-d fully, but n part of the can
linn ut lensi eaine from l'H"ldout I.lu
i-oln anil hN iidrNerM The county;
wuk In n i rueliil xiltloii. and the inor
ill ellil! uf a Union defint una feared
not niily for llx liitlnenie un the north
and Hontli, bul on luount of tliu foreign
rltnatloii All the diplomacy of the
Lincoln ndmlnlMrntlon wnA then en
Kneed In 'the cITutt to pieent the rec
ognition uf the Sontlitrii Confederacy
dy any of the crent )wern. It was
felt that n Confcdernte ldory In the
twjr bi'KliinliiR of the nnr would ren
der thlx tnik more dllfli'iilt.
'J'Iiuk li van that ulille ttreeley and
most of tlii north were crying "On to
UP lnnond!" mill wire ehunorliiR for an
ni;i;re4e polity the administration
wait content to defend the capital und
til ndtaute slowly, but surely. Into the
eiieiny'n onuitry.
After the buttle of Bis Bethel on
lime 10 the Drilling became Kcncrat
nnd continuous, a chum occurrtug
somewhere nearly- eery dny. Com-pan-d
in the later battles these early
ensiKfineiitg were little more than
Kklriiilshot, yet they were sufficiently
eieltlni; at the time.
Events In Virginia and Miuonri.
In the mouth of June Virginia and
Missouri were the halllecrounds. The
week einllim June IT saw rather Im
portant lights at Itoinney nud Vienna,
Va . mid al llooiullle. Mo 'l'here were
minor brushes, but of no particular
moment. Other notable oventn of the
week were the nsHeinblliiR of a conven
tion nt WheelliiK and Itrt Issuance of
a declaration of Independence for West
Virginia, the euicuatlou of Harpers
Kerry by the Confederates, the flight
of (loenior Jncksoti and atnto officers
from Jefferson City, Mo., and the oc-
rupitlon of that town by General
I.) oil's troops, the commissioning ot
John A. Hit as major general, of John
I'ope, W, S Itoses rnns nnd S. A. Hurl
but nn hrlcndler generals and of U. S.
ISnint ns colonel, the enpture of the
Coufederntt' privateer Savannah and
the declaration of neutrality by Spain.
The fight nt llomney. In n hat In now
West Vlrglnln. occurred on Juno 11,
the next day after Hint at lllg llethel.
The north needed some good news to
dlxpel the gloom of the first defeat,
and llomney bad tho joy touch. Tho
Onion commauder wna Colonel Low
Wallace, afterward the fnmous, gen
eral and novelist. Wallace had but
one Indiana regiment nnd was warn
ed nt (Iraftnn Unit the Confederate
were In the lclnlty of Itoinney. prov
able youo Btrong. Neu'ithelesK ho
Iiunheil on. made n foned man li. ran
into, the Coiilidernti- nentrh-M near
Itomney nnd tullnwetl them so cloudy
that they i-canoly had time to give
the alarm The fee, which, like the
troubles we niillclpate, was lint bnlf
so large us Imagined, hurried out of
the tonn ami sought u moie fuuruble
JZh'' at1sSs1salHBs t .V'-MSi
L , A JussaM ifai
. . agV ljkSBFi I'll
, . mEwaw' tB .r t
( -, BfJJIIM-.seleBI-'
MflMK
position on a hill. They exiUsI the
IVileiulit to follow a winding ro.id to
the mtui'lt, but that was not Wulliiie's
stylo llooslcr fashion, he charged
straight up the hill through the brush,
and this so surprised the Confederates
that they soon lied Colonel Wallace
reported that they rnn slxtieu miles,
which Is something of n run for n hot
dny In June The historian I.osslng
Is authority for the sliitciiient that the
bnttle of Itonmey bud niiuh to do
with the evacuation ot llarjiers ferry
by tho Confederates three duys Inter,
ns It nlirmod General J C Johnston,
who feared tho approach of all Mc
Clcllnn's forces.
. Western Virginia Loyal.
The WheellnK cotirentlnn nssembled
on Ihe, same dny ns the light nt Horn
ne. There were few s'awa he'd west
of the mountains, nnd the people ut
that seel Ion uf Virginia were more In
aympn'liv wtlb Ohio and I'ennsvlrnnln
than wlili the eastern luilf of tin lr own
stale. Almost Immediate!) after the
ordinance of hcm'ssIoh mis pass, if-nt
Itl'hmnud the niowinent for epara
tiou hid started nnd now came tu a
head In a comentlon In which pruc
tlially all of the western counties were
represented On June I" this conven
lion adopted u formal declaration ol
independent e.
The ei intuition of Hnrpirs ferry, re
fernsl to In a precullim article, oc
enrred on June 14 although all ot the
Confederates were not mil till later,
ttefore leinlng lit-ner.il Johnslon or
tfered the destrut Hon ul the lung and
expensUe railroad brldgi ncios the
rotomac nt this polht. He then re
tired tiiwnrd Winchester. The Union
forces were then nppronchlng the I'er
ry from Chnmbersburg and Washing
ton. On June Hi nnd 17 General I'nt
terson's Pennsylvania nrmy crossed
the I'otnmnc nt Wllllnnisport. twenty
klx miles abnvo Harpers Perry. On
nccoiint of recent rnlns the river wns
swollen Nevertheless the men forded
the river In midstream, the water coin
lug up to their nrmplts. There 'were
alsiul Io.ihki in the nrmy, and eyewlt
ncsses described the scene ns thrlllltlg.
At Inst the Impiitlent Ket stone trtmps
wen- about to enter the enemy's coun
try, nnd It wns with glad hearts and
with songs on their lips that they
marched Into the wnter. Some wnr
rlor has said that the singing army
lights best, in the American chll wnr
the men on both sides sung on the
marih. by the cnmptlres nnd In the
iliarge On this day the si iu. ot the
Union rent heil the Virginia hills ahead
of Its soldiers.
Confederates Gather at Manassas.
Both sides were busy sending out
skirmishing nnd reconiioltcrlng pnrtles.
The Confederate nrmy at Mnnnssns
was constantly glowing and wns send
Ing nut feeh-rs In many directions. It
was this nrmy Hint kept Washington
In constant nlnrm. nnd the belief there
was that these skirmishing parties
wero trying out tho lay of the land nnd
the position of the Union army with
tho design ot an early attack on the
capital. '
Ouo of theso rcconnolterlng troops on
June 17 attacked n trulnlund of Union
troops near Vienna. General McOow-
2a.' lttvuS
!BBSeK . . X .,'
V- .lirfcv T
mj
LEW WALLACE, rrFIIAlll rAMOt'S UKN.
iiiiAi. and ovFt.H, no hepkatiiu
rosrsuEiiATra at i oust v. w. va.. junk
11, 18(11.
r-ll hud ortlorod tii-nrral llolit-rt O
frht-tn l and Oiloni'l A ,M Mil'ooh to
Itiiard I ho inlltva In-tui-i-n AloxanilrH
nnd l.i-i'hlniri; Tor this puriiost- troops
tiiul Ih-hii droppt'd olT al Un- Mirlotis
stations, and a naiill ntitula-r rt-nialn
inn In Un- tutu oii- Just nitinilliiK "
fiM- iipprou hln Mi-nna nhin tin-
Hi-it- llti-d in In a masked tutlt-TJ .
Ahlch iai,i'd tin- Mholi- sld(. of tho
truth nnd I. Ills-it nnd noiindod a nnni
1 .
5 i
lv " ...Js, ta wli
SJJ7 JssssssBa?
I ' ' ' i
"ssier .! .. '-,
ler of the Ohio troops The locomo
. me was piisniug the cars niiiiiu or it.
( mid tin- eu.-lneir. liisti-ul ut running
luck ullh the whole train, cut loose
1 his engine and tied, leaving the troops
to their fate riirliinalely the Ciiufeil
erales did nut follow up Ihe nihiiuliige,
nnd the Union Iroops were eiuibltsl to
debirk itntl gain a nuirbi nood after
ward inarching b.it k und cairylug tbclr
wonnileiL
Incident Much Criticised.
This iiuldent niousetl nllnost ns
nimh of u storm ot trllliNm In the
north ns hud the Initio of lllg llethel
It was tiiuleiidetl that to moi- a train
load ol troops through a hostile conn
try without n sklrmlli line, tidtniicc
guard or some means' ot gaining
knnwliilge of possible ambushes ills
plajed ion i geiieialshli
In the me.iiilliiie the war was also
opening In trie West llurlj In the
week there bid been u fruitless con
terente nl St Louis between Governor
.Incksoii or Mlssuiiil and General I.mui
then In command of the Union forces
1'ollowlng the adjournment of thlsiou
ference Gmernor Jtickson bad reluro
ed to JelTerson City nnd Issued a proc
lamatlon calling nn the cltlrcus to Her
nial reiel Intaslon. Gcnenil l.vun wns
ciiu.illr decisive In his mmemcuts
Throwing n regiment out to lllrd s
Point to protect Cnlro and tllsp-iti-hlug
ntiother under Colonel l'rtinz Slgel to
protect the I'nclllc nillwnv frmu St
Louis to the OiiMiitinde rlter. I.J on
himself atnrti-ft "i1th Ids army up the
Missouri rler In steninbont. Ktenls
uow follow id wlili lightning like rapid
Ity The toiiftreiiti- had no urnst on
lune 11, nnd the gmcriior" prnclnmn
lion bad bt-eii ghen nut on the 1-1 h
On the 1,'llh JntkNoti mid Ihe other
state olllrers, alarmed bv the nppronch
of Lynn, tied from Jerri-nton City, nnrt
on the Ifith I. mi's troops tuok posses
slun of the cnplltil
Lyon's Victory at 3oonville.
General 1'rlce, nt the head of the
stale troops, had taken position near
lloomllle, some distant e nlsite Jelter
sou City, nnd Ihere liovernor Jackson
Jollied hllll l.uii did not i-lilse long
ut tVie capital, but pushed up ih- rltfi
In tune nn eiigiigement with True On
the I7th he debarkid near liontivtlK
IOIIN l-tl) K. MAIIlt lUIIIIAPIEIl tirNEIIAL
eaiily in juni, 181,1, Ai-rrnwAiii) ua
JOU IIIiniAL, PtKEATKD AT BLCO.ND
HUM. IlU.s.
on dlsroirrlns tin- onoinj" fticninpcd on
a hltiir When within :K) yards of tin-fin-
lit- iIIkhisihI his lines for Panic, at
tin- h.inif luiii' sonilliiK a portion of his
tiit-ii up tht rlror lij boat Ho opi-m-d
the aitark from a Pillory slatlomti at
Hit- tfiilt-r of his Mm-, and at thu saiuc
HUH- his fortt-son tho rlri-r tH-unu a
lioiuliardnit-iit from another dlreitlon
I'rtiv'a Hlntt troops ith lovat ud In n
lirlt'L house and mi nttjolulni; wheat
Held Atlai'l.ed thus friiui to sides al
oiiie, nud the Uriel, hou.se bdWiiK tiet-u
pi-netrattil liy seeral shuts, I hey with
drew lifter lual.liii; a spirited tlclit
'l'he.v made a seionil stand In the edK"
of n noarhy wood, tint were attalu drlv
on out mid ttisl, lenilns a considerable
qnnnllty of uillltary stores, which fell
into J.nn's hands,
Au iitniisliiK side IlKht oittie affair
was the Rleeful claim of the New York
Tribune that L)ou had Killed 3U0 nnd,
captured rt or the enemy As a mnt
ler of facL there were fewer than fifty
killed, nllhoiiKh many prisoners were
taken I.joii then pressed on nnd oc
cupied HikiiuIIIu Oeneral I'rlte was
uot at this Initio Out- aitoimt had It
that lit- was sit Ic and nnoiher that lie
had iidWsed apilnst a battle nud with
drawn
Grant Gets a Colonelcy,
Juno IT was a momentous d i.v, aside
from the Initios ot Vienna and IIoimi
llle and the detliratlon or liidopeud
eme h West Virginia Colnnel Stone
that di mrupitd LetshiirK width hid
heeti eai-uiitiil bj Ihe Confi derates
Ulysses h tiiaiit was tint d ij appoint
id toloiiel ut Hit- I went) llrsl Illinois
Spiln that da, declined her neutrality,
as Ihml.iud mid Kr.une. hud ulre.id.v
done .lelTeisoti Ditls til it day Wsltid
ilanissis And on that day the
ol;hlj-slti iiiinlM'isar uf the Initio
of llunkei Hill was leleliMlid In llos
tun, seM-ial troops remit for the front
piltlilp.itlni:; also a iivlmeni ut .Mas
sitlmsetlH Mildlers passed through Hal
tluiure that tl'J and was i lu-erttt, a I
IIioiikIi tin tho miuhersiry ufthe Out
tie uf LiKliiKlnti uiiolhor Miissachiistiis
reirlmcni hail been iiiulilied III the
t-i nils of tho same city
Skin uf Beauty is a Joy Forever
DR. T. FLUX GOUKAUDS ORIENTAL
CREAM OK MAGICAL BEAUTII ILR
ft'tnATM Tfi, I'lti 1 1
rrrklfis. tit I'jtcl
i, anii hkln 1-rii
ini tvrrf brn
m Waul r, tint
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if It yrrr
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laMtlt tolm
I tr kMt ft"1
Actrti ho count
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Will tlW thrfii,
t iifn in n a
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to si:i: ouii
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which ja oain'ino roru-
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uouHi:in: iiiat
usi:s it
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113 Hotel St.
Jewelers
The
Sierra Cafe
uislnu to iiiiiiouuio to Hit public
lint It ban Kturitl the llucst tin f In
limn nn I Is now rend) to sine the
best of i milling In good sljlo
I'rluili. Hois for l-nlks
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177
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July 1,1911. 'JD-"
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