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ILLUSTRATING Salving'of Operttiont to Recovcf
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Half Way Between Suspended Chain (Upper Left) and String of Small Boats in Dis- Submarinei
Crane To Be Used in Hoisting Undersea Cfaff: Henry O." Plummer Superintendeat Hawaiian Dredfinir Comoanv.
and (Below) LieuU Charles E, Smith, U. S, Navy, Commanding First Subrrrine..Diyi8ioni..Upper Middle Drawing Shows Longitudinal Section of Diving Bell and
Lower Middle Drawing a Cross Section Xf Cylinder: Drawing at Right Showa Exterior of Diving Bell, Hea4 Protruding Prom Manhole Being That of Naval Diver
Aeraa, Who Will Go Down Into Sea in Contrivance
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LM(T IGNORED
Another Ship Torpedoed nd
Killed After They Had
BeenlTold They Might Leave.
But Before They , Had Time
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Trawlara rescued a-- number after tha
boata had baanarunk, but nlnataen mam- ' oera
f t rn crew ' ana on passenger
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... tow leacfWJa louowea oj mu mhu
poa tha paaaeneer ataamar rawo.
honnd tmni' iaierra. Imhl to UTeroooL
The paasenf er boat waa liven fire
mlnnt tn k liar niMMiin and craw
Into tho boata, but almost aaaoon aa tha
warning waa gtvan and before tha five
had aznirad. a tornado waa
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oetaae ma
atnunf tue .aiao
angina room. Tha ataamar,' filled and
' aank within ten mlnntaa,
. Many of tha crew were killed
tna
., explosion,
while font of tha paaaengera
were killed at tha same time.
of tha
Trawlera nicked', no flftr-tw- o
second-clas-s
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and thirty-fou- r
paaaengera and f ortr-nln- e
membera of
of tha total
'' tha craw. .Tha remainder
of 151 paeaengera are mlaalng, aa wall
aa fortT-thra- a
mambara of the craw.
Amonr tha miaslna ia tha'eantain.
CHILDKEN UEFT TO DBOWN
Whtn tha ralaba wont down and
mora than a hundred man, woman and
WARNING ALLIES'
children' were struggling In tha water,
tha submarine offered vo assistance and
tho drowning persona went down, one
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Tho Palaba waa
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tons. Tho AgulU was only of 1204
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Tho Dutch steamer t Amatal, a small
craft, bound from Botterdam to Goole,
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LONDON, arch 30.The Chronicle
suihiwhi, ikohi a Buna) u vim wi 11144
and foundered.
A Yorkshire today publishes a dispatch from Its cor, field
trawler rescued the craw and brought respondent
In the Balkans which state
. them ashore.
that the Turkish government has posted
a proclamation In Constantlnoole. notU
fylng the populace of an, expected
VTbat" from the British, and rrench
CHINESE
fleets. This visit 'the proclamation
states, haa "no political aignlllcance."
RUSSIAN FLEET AOTIVB
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Bumors that tho defense of tha DarBE RECALLED danelles
waa is desperate plights and
could not hold out much longer- - have
bean current for some time, though always emphatically denied from Berlin.
President Yuan Thinks That , Last week same word that the Turkish fleet had determined to sally forth
Change Should Be Made at
Into the Black Sea and give battle to
the BuasUa fleet, That determination
Embassy Jn Washington
must have been reconsidered, for the
Russian fleet yeaterday began a bombardment of the fortifications guarding
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(Special Cable to the Chinese Liberty the entrance from the Black Sea to the
Boephorua, without a challenge from
Wfws,
PEXXNO, March 29 (rla San Jhran- - the Turkish warships.
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clsco) -- President Yuan Bhlh kal has
Tha fleet of three nations are now
determined on tba removal of Har
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Kaf Poh, Chinese minister to tha Unit blasting their way toward Constantinoad States, and in his place will send ple from opposite direction from the
to Washington either Leong Dun Yin, Agean, the great allied float of England
former minister of foreign affairs under nd France, and from the Black Sea
tha Manchu draattr and minister of fl the Balkans.
Tn the Dadranellea, the Allies are
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nanos last year under Yuan Shlh kal, or
still resting on their oars folding the
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advance already made whllo waiting
for reinforcements of men and ships to
' Chinese In Honolulu had na knowl. replace
those already lost, and keeping
edge yesterday of what the transfer of up a long ranee bombardment
of the
i ministers at Washlnrton
mlsht for Turkish fortlncatlona, beyond the
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ahadow, except as the record of Leong reach of the Turks' guns, but not yet
Bhih-ks- i
waa seeking mora pliable pressing forward In the massed attack
repreaantauvas' sDroaa.
Wong Hoi which it haa bees said they contem' Mun,
tho other candidate, was unknown plate. Swooning for mines continues
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would require
drag of about 'A
one thousand feet, and added: '
"I am positive If we can drag
her that far we can drag her :
clear intp the drydock.' v V
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This statement was made Just - v
after the lieutenant had given or
ders to the Alert to raise anchor
and get out of the way, as she
was directly In the route of the - I..
dredge and tugs, y
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IN MESH OF LINES
The diving craft was In the
mesh of lines held both by the
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SUBMARINE IIS PICKED UP
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Lieutenant Smith stated this
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Aftar , tba ,boata were lowered, tie
Germaa flr waa directed upon tha
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Ueut.' Charles E. Smith said he
had secure lines around both the ' :
bow and stern of the craft and
that only the breaking! of .the
hauling cables would prevent the
dragging of the submarine "by j i
some time this morning to such ; ;
shallow water that divers could
descend, and, working ; freely,
make certain that the fines were
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AT 2:30
dredge
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ADMIRAL MOORE ADVISED THH
ADVERTISER AT THREE O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING THAT THB SUBMARINE HAD BEEN MOVED 800
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Flrtaf vpon
LONDON,
women and chlldxan
boatj foUavlnc tha
dnkinc of tbelr Maamar. tha Axuila.
ty a torpedo, a Oanaan aubmartna
T.laV Ou
vlMita.
jNHtuy,'
Amu . wa en rouw
from Madarla to lAwaroaci whan aba
waa attacked. Tha rubnrtna opaned
Br upon nar witn ita flacn gnu na- mng aoma or tna. atnaa iioart oarora
thT mhU fca Lti.Hrluul and k'UlnC a
woman, paaaenser, tha cblaf cnglaan
and two mambara of jtba erow on. tba
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Tugs Navajo and; Makaala Snare' F4V With
Steel Ropes While Sweeping Fairway
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CABLES ENCIRCLE ENDS OF THE
Daring; i Son of Neptune May DesaaicLTo
of Three Hundred Fee- t. Depth
ACS AORAZ wttl know Just what
to expect when he enters tha bis
black diving ball to go almost 900
tl into the waters of the sea. Ha haa
been 210 feet under water with only a
helmet to protect bia head sad to give
him sir, and with nothing whatever to
protect his sheet and ease the enormous
pressure on his lungs. Since the bell
will be able to withstand the terrlfle
force ef the ocean, ordinary atmosphere
pressure will be maintained within.
Except for the eerie feeling and the
confinement
within his little cage,
seven feet high and fifty four Inches
wide, Agras will be under no extraordinary oondittons whatever.
Standing la his bell, he will peer out
his four glsas portholes Into the green
sea water. Beyond him, shining through
the depths , and flickering, probably,
amid coral branches and the age-ol- d
accumulations ef the ocean floor, will
bo powerful electrlo llghta, which will
ulumlnate the bottom and show the
gray ahape of the stricken T-- shrouded
in Its gree,.; ;
' WORK ON BELL RUSHED
Work waa rushed all day yeaterday on
the belt at the Honolulu Iron work.
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and the men were prepared to work at
top speed until It waa completed. , Der
splte the rush, however, everything was
done with exquisite care for example,
glass plates for the pthole- - were)
subjected to pressures of between four
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ana nve tons.
The bell la seven feet long Inside and
fifty four inches wide, weighs
six
tons and haa 113 cubic feet" of space. It
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Is of
cast iron, one and
inches thick. 'There are
flanges on each end of the pipe, which
waa brought fronvf earl Harbor Sunday
evening and taken to the iron works.
Circular iron plates were Netted, firmly to top and bottom, great bolts being
placed every three inches or so all
around the bell.' Canvas gasket "and
white lead were used to seal the plates
'firmly, and all bolt were white-leadeFour Circular "Portholes"
Five feet from th bottom four; circular holes, five inches in diameter, ware
cut at equal distances in the pipe. Holes
were bored about them and curved
srasa fittings made.. These were, put
into place carefully and bolted on, 'being made water tight. . .
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To Be Ready
Diving-Be- ll
night at
For Use Today
o'clock, Liert Charlee E,-- Smith,
the first "' submarine division of the - Pacific
fleet, and in charge of the salving of the lost submarine F-- announced that he now had a cable around each end of the
and that the work of securing the sunken craft waa prog
ressing in a most aatisfactory manner.
C. W. Parka, civil engineer, in charge of the construction of
the diving bell to be used In connection with the raising of he
lost craft, at the Honolulu1 Iron Works, late last night predicted
that the diving bell would be completed, tested and used in the
aalving operations some time today, but would chance no guess
as to the hour.
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dredge and the Navajo. The
Navajo did the dragging, while
the dredge supported the sunken-bo- at
with its crane and kept its
nose off the bottom as the dragging continued.
About midnight a great gush of .
oil swept over the surface of the
water, which was undoubtedly
from the submarnle, and was
thought to have been released by
the sawing of the chains or
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CAUGHT UP WHERE LOCATED
All on board the varoius crafts
this morning were certain they
had the
TCARLY this morning the dredge California and attendant tugs
JL4 were holding tightly onto drag chains which held In their clutch
some object of great resistance. ..f- Officer in charge, would not express the belief that they had
the missing submarine
They would only say that
they held in detention a great weight on the spot where the lost
F-- 4
is supposed to. lie with its complement of twenty-on-e
men.
The "catch" was made late in the afternoon .after ceaseless
"sweeping" of the ocean bottom from shortly after dawn. After
many disappointments, officers and men had not lost confidence,
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to lie and which was again
proven yesterday morning when
the Navajo made a "strike and
when it pulled in the oable found
it smeared with red paint, such
as is used on, the hulls of sub
marines.
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Discusses One Germans. Repulsed. In; North
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Ausfrians , Oalm Suot 11
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ent Administrationi Says Richard- Ivors, Witnest r Before
House Investigating Committee
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ltnrl Waretms,)
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Kf PAcHX Mare.
fweorte h pETrtrXmAT); 'Msrelr .'J9
fdada
AaOj'ina IfjiaiiA. tost
of
Bf "ntr'tmperf
fat-attf battW betwwa the
tiona o the letair'lW eohta hlsd V' iteuMceaieat tbatHa fart of rribniyiM
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r theVoaressf of the ptelflea-tlo- fcrtmgblf 11 Tfiiaftoj'; "'eiile twenty pre
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pl4n ef tH delcgatea
the' eonv
prls- Germ
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stittitional eonvontloW, in' aesie la
At matter bl fait, koffi 'the
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LONDON. March 28. I ft forlorn hope, in the kftowledga
that to rmai in.' the Se 6f Marmot" will rnean extermination ai
throigW the liardanellet, a matter
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toon At the Allied fleet.
of only a few nore dayi now, the Turkkh fleet ts to tail Out through
the Boapftorv Into. the Black Sear w glw battW tcrthe fleT ttm-blc- d ntr City of Tri1ro.i" r w ,e
Thfc;.rerirjrt. from "Mitamora Wtate
cornea
in Turkish watr by the'Rtfisianiv'ThU' inidfmatlon
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that
the aitawk' m the ttrfi w
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will
fleet
Turkiafr
leave fett
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the dispatch aanouncea that the entire
by
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the bcon. 0 the,;Turkah Janil (forts thi morning. In one (reat clash end
eea,7er'rhrw
Vavr ministry ,hadecidi tha only'
dah ag(rtVKe fty?ia,n,,'yh
Waek tSi
Wse'a;.''Whllck'','ea
ra'er.e
a'
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Ruisjarit
it'efeatiriir
wav be otierietl fof the escaOe of the tfhit 'rmOk'
tVia
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'of' tlefVfllaistia and took
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Since they have been in
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power they have done nothing but in
Mr.tigato business, and it has raised
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Tbl statement wan made by Richard
Ivers of Brewer k Co. before the hoasc
i nnmftittea oft tcrieultur
at the hear
ing dealing with the relations between
the plantationa and the small grdw-cTK- ,
which waa rontinned in the hoose
of representative yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Ivers had read a lengthy and
f , the conditions
Hear etatetaeaf
betwee the mill growers and
t!ie aye Xtention.repreeented ,by
' Co.
the Hilo, Hakalau,
Brewer
Onomra, Honomu and Pepeekeo Sugar
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between the plantations and small
Mf." Ivert pointed oot that
growers.
certainly wotirrf hot oppose aneh a
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a grievance really exists, adding that
h fact that out of the' hundreds of
and smalt planters en-- .
Homesteader
gaged in raising came, few had eome
Forward to present their grievances to
the eommittee.
The fart- that so few persons had
faile ia this iadastry, he stated, ia in
itself suBeient proof that those en
gOMd In the basineae have prospered.
la the ease of John E. Oamatielson of
Kaumana, who claims to have lost fifty
thousand dollar ia eaae raising, Mr.
Iwrrn showed that this man also 'en'
'pajtedr 4a the snereanfile bnaiaes in
connection with him farming veattire
ftmf it was id this enterprise that he
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'loftt moat of h monev.
Tallnres In Every BuElnesa
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of the fart that a few per
Win' complain against the increased
rost of living, the committee would
have iuet a much right to' call for an
lflvestigatiod into the affairs of every
line of business that entered1 into the
advance as to pick out the augar in
fUrtry at the behest of a few wbe- have
made a feimre. Me added' that ia all
lines of business, no matter the num-- ,
lier who succeed, there rt alwatf tome
u'.io fail. While admitting that the
panics represented by Brewer ft Co
I nve been operated at a profit, he said
at if thcHB properties were placed in
'huriie of those who now complain, it
would not be long before' they would
H the hands of a receiver".
V lUtum Tor Fear
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I v Brewer
Co. have no reason to
f rte ah investigation of the Rrewe
said Mr. Ivers, "for the
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on behalf of
small planters' waa questioning Mr.
Ivers in relation to whether or not he
opposed the adoption of Hi prepoSed
etrienrrent 'resolution1 calling for a
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in a mprt unusual wny.hpre yestemay.
Cornelius ValKbofy iu,, order to get
hare to lie cooked as the special
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XEW YORK, March 2!fc Civilian. aelI The-atortank eta srf made to
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well an army and 'tiavyi;irviatot h 1 L J
tlite ktreaghoid. iosd eomlng out
Jney
Aero Club of America ha decide,'
The heevleat idea batJaVof the siege,
compete for th oVerin Cilrtiss Sftefl
eMIre'war, cam on
lerliapU
(Aawielsted
by
Prcaa,
eivMeaa
redaral
Wtlea.) annual trophy, provided the
4.nvi-itPrcas hj
llalation. Fir
the HtM UreedlBr
ItiraUaO
elu6,
frflfn
the
have pilots' certificates
CHR'AGOi March
avMJfrinf JJWlfe'ir tfft the fort and
ideeia
U)NDON, March
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the it
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in which it the governing bodjr ia
IouobenUhe
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on the side of the Allies ia believed saiatyireurv tradcvnd
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ettka their
i.'At 'daW" the 'Rfiseika
here to be imminent That it wilr be Lfufa'af capital wlllia tied ap, if aa SrHippiNO-BiLiijNQufiiaiaekedeii
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for war is little doubted. KotSe
agreemear,! m not reitraea nerore May
f hr Ro4Mtkn'-n'laaei- '
do ' th-- Austrian
say every preparatory action 1 between eontrt'liirJ Wnd'Tlibor org-iBENDS
'tnir t' WelftM'tiia')efcWng. 'v;.
taken by the' government indicate
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aep'oneV. the Ailstrian
n,MntinuMfl"jri''tt' factional - I
that It will tntn th Alliaa.
Wlreti
eegirn- - dyttafttrtiof erf an aetting spb- Preaa by
ittfHaVft jurisflier rnm in nn nana enmm irnift w
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March 87. Tha'
WASHINGTON.
Of
tefrBeewe'.' mine to atop tee ucrvader.
ahip Ar 'eighth' eVioch- - the 'white'
porta,
uispatcuea toaay aay itnigana ...v. Wd.r... eruV
Tr..i. VeatliffltiStr mBATe XST fha seaat lobby
ig wa
flThei;,
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w.uv Unu.
will I01JOW Mumania IBQ
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urn nte? 'the aefead
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car bill committee into the
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W bheiiUeiithaiw i ,
and the Balkan naUons hav
AWnOpiy. nethind tw-- y
itt
f virtually ended.
While ike tiarley
maining on the fenea to aee howtli if
out M
lUl yi.V' ;
0f any consequene' has
Ut the Mftendef ey oH h Austrian
struggle for the DardanOllea ia deelded IMtFPKIMPMT
ui-iI a1'' eenaior Butnenanu,
"ldetfroyattheeiBaInder
ef 'tkeir
nRFtfrilTM
OP
--I
,UP
'
Now they will jump ia with the Victor.
1"..
UntoWfl
.committee 'a findings.
J I
"
W." tv"'-Ts:
Prince George of Oreece ha lef for
!
CAUSE
'A'JL.-s
Condtnn-tine'Italy to seek support for King
ANOTHER
VlCPRESIDl-in'iA- i
neutral policy.
ted Trr V- - Fed --rat Wrw.
It is said here Holland is s ho Whig
ACCIDENT IS NOT'DUE m r f
SANTIAGO.. ChUe, March
SOUTH
an tincreatied resentment over tha
Oermad legation ha pretewted" again!
v
Hit
f "1.
to Dutch shipping..
pVctS
t
the internment of the crew of 'the
,.
.,:. .,
-- a.
named Bxadshaw, who ayt.be
i.
SAN FRANCISCO. Mareh 27. Viee- is Claimed1 they sbulJ is A man
a
was
licensed
aviator,
a
t
be treated a castaway,
Marshall; AswisUOt
LAST RUSSIAN OUT OF
lant night ao ua:,vea Prsiont
..
Kraftklia
,v,i...
Hoowvtlt a ad
r
to of the UvymeiM-btsaraire. lie POtpol
PRUSSIA, SAYS BERLIN
the - other
f rJia wvtnmeut.
PERSIA WILL PROTECT
,'
k
tTy to fly over the place where th IM(
;
.
a
jre aAmaiAtisBiBiA
lying. The michine- - never
(AatuctataiT Pras k rederal Wiralsa.)
the air. Parte ef it were pithed up Ki:
BKRLIN, Germany, Mareh 27y The
at
a sale.
'
last Hussian soldier hat. beeff eapelled " fAKaiiiiM Prraa hy
laa. The probably will go from San
i
from nortbeia EsT Prussia, i the
Pedrot te Bar Diego' a navy'destroyer.
.EV roUK, March 2 TheOiWd
FAIR ATTENDANCE LARGE
claim hare. The- Cea
V
aw) aa
V i
.
r
Virlcr of Persia, according te a Jtkte- iihiiii
.
PolanL-cnbefore
and ment made at the Pertiae oosntate'
Staff officer
(A,aoclatc
Preas by Federal Vireleaa.)
GREATS Ndrtf ROW.! DISABLED
military experts are of tha opinion here "yesterday, has instnrrted the ?6m
BAN FftAMClSCO.' Marelf - 29. Th
that Kueftia is rehaBUKa.tlilff'lie army roundei-- of th PerataA divlaiosHi that record attendance which Inaugurated
Vr
WlMtaa.i
from ita recent defeat ia theMaarian e erv efrort mnst be) .made to prowct tlie Brat week of the efpotiition i be- ' AK rSiNClftCO. Wareh'
lakes region
d Wilt oo l ready to the lives ef all foreirtrter
on" Perslah ing well maintalnad. 'The
total 'of Si a.f frresfv Korthera, which aailed at
resume the effeuAeef
soil.
paid admissions up to' Saturday night, noea "eir Brtorday'dn her'flret etrulr
,.,1. .
uiarkinir the first tve weeks of th trip to Portland, wa
t return te
pet at four e'elook, 'reperting minor
fair, ia 2,ZrS,2iZ,s.. '
JONES BIUJOME
REASONABLE ENFORCEMENT
'
oreaaaown iv aer engta room.
COMING TO HAWAII i
i
MOF NEW SHIPPING LAW
t
f.
GENERAL
DEAD
(
(Aamiattd Praas
1
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JIsHanflrilioeev.''rT
k
i .
id
!
w4
lheiM
H
dia-pate-
WITHQiKtSyial'
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.ill
,r '
" .
iroill nis liacR um.r inwuni a roui ii. ,
hiitih in hie' yard', hi foot going into
He fell
a small pitddfe oa tin" pnth.
being
lead instantly,'
the water
harged WitM electricity 'from a brok
en cattle, carrying joo volts, whicn
had short 'etrrufittil 'on the wire fence.
When VaHikorT fell, bia wife rushed
to help hlirr and feil iload across his
A
l.odv the instant she touched him.
nrii'hlior, who saw the tuble fatality
ami who slo rushed to aktsist, likewise
'
fell, clectrocoted.
The three itmid bodies 'a ttrncted the
two daughtm-fl- , Anna and Agues, both
children, wild rnn t1 the) tcene and
who were only aaTd from the same
inctnnt
death
t? a polieemaa, who
witnn
ftl
tSU.iiM'l''r,,Pldent
ta.i
irt
fj
Bit
t
0Pr.QT$T
'jirinngi,
it,'
eoe
,
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By raT8X..O). WAXKE&
(Mall Special te The Advertiser.)
WASinNGTON; Mareh 18.
Presi- Uarotl
a pujled , in, the
wel-dn
com ma(;' at the Whit House office
fof three wVa. Ea wfJt devote him.
elf in that tlm it studying ta prob
lems of foreign' relation.
dent and Mr. Marshall ara touring th
Paelfle Coast., , Ppeahef Clark ta been
into New Kngland on a lecture tour.
bnf will r'eiurn to Washington anon, ;
starting forth toon for mor lectures.
Tha presidential -- candidate U'twoV
Or three Instance are .tkking to rail-rea-d
trains.' Kcnator John W. Week
af WaieHttettf likely to be the bosl- ness ma a candidate for tha high- - office
lly forth aooa to tb PaeiS
will
Coast. II i going nominally for plea- ore, will tarry" af Seattle, where a
brother reekloe, hat wiij travel the
length
tha Paclfl Coast and will
half her and ther both going and
coming.
Soma eaa see la this an effort t encourage that .bnddinf boom
fe th presidency.- Bartett Coming Here
Theodore E. Burton of
ooo; to travel toward South.
Ohio i
Amene after which be will journey
Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand.
Uit presidential boom ia very vigdroo '
Just now and seems ta be higher than
all th rrt. But, of eonrse, it ia early
yet,
Burton ha atae bee&
traveling into th ,West, and ha'a 're-cehtlj' returned, from Iowa, where ha
to attend coHege and' where a
brother i lives, ,. He made ad address '
.
there, Which suggest that tha abl
b not unmindful of the adrant-which might come by and. bye
from having political- - friend in the
.
battle-erato'-Pnlta-
TnrliUlv-aeet-.lnelodea'.-
iiX ?
Viee-Preal-
-
V tin
;
i
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o
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;
VVill
-
15
d
Lane
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.
tW-'DMKMin-
,
CHOICE
held
tha
I
t
fdttres'e-l- l
tvht
flefmani'AtUcU'Eeimlae
A termlee ef 'at heavy Germatt? atUcK
TrattMlrasj between ne
HitnARti'eiT'
Slrwe-ieaV.'Jit W- - iLr..i.-- j I . .
r...u..ul L.
general
IbeJ headirVvr.af,th
WrkfUJriviec th. Ar
tlfe
REPUBLICAN
AS1
'
,
,
"KV-Srnat-
tr
"
V
u,l
g
Middl
West
tana Probably
Th
--
Coming
disposition of member
of th
cabiaet to ltp away from Washington
it apparent SeereUrr ef the interior
Lne( who i only a few Week bct
iXrVlrU,...)
K'
-
ertry
hydro-aeroplan- e
llainm-Vonnc-
o
l-
I.?.
a
-
kTeci'
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--
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;
SWtUJ0S
27.-r-T- ae
y
ofli-eia-
1
ii
aire
ae
large eneetitt of
tVbefS0
tebTe rlMgar.
th water pmuitiiit the r'ardanefle fort fre both the
eerr
made thU
tm! sbeVecVela beeupy
Ijetweefc,
U ta M Wftie fty i sr- - ettltat aw h' tfote rnor'ninif aaT fba.jrjlla
rtrart irivenbunk' aai strait and the Onlt ef
thaf Wig vtha IM cii
leader
f HHItot& The
tift
an4 'h.fW':Une.ariflIiae4j Wr
ihi tMae
BecrWtarV j ;,f tha V interior; tanJ;
fckirlf
wtlt K'd' ib"pWtslo: of ihe' elty'bej Baselarm easae ap;hr a eeriaMt iattack,
j.v. j,'.,, if .ti rvuV'UMcewr arm,
gs) "fat we.:-rHi
r,fc
piaaV
ewetrrie-th'trefth"jlattet1' atateti thai he waa
ed dtove thf
'"trlj to Hawaii late
'nine tv
trtzai MarieDtfie' Alexander III anl the
:ith. Oemarae keek wit heavy foesea.
T8e' 'coWveaVitfhla i'Aiie
ft
Ta
tvWhe-t"peaitwaa were retaken it
FkewTina II were te have been com capital report that.
In tie umrnr,f,la oroet that.
;' 8ve battleehipg pert ape tew
ptaa has beeil wae dieeeered Chatf ih GefmWna had
- !
noreoord
l
rwMrty-twpfetithot
destroyert,
yeatr
ifre
there
ftm-han'itwrtra
information
KlgOb
'er11iri
rohhee the RnHia dead 'ef herr ever
elevei torpw bodta ad; elrveti' tuK a their having beea.itat irnonwts presented wfieTeby Vth
a
refardlEg 'ftawatt and "the
maritree frm the yriaCipal efftite ot Mote. Tk. flnepe b ronrllere4 teo- - Hd e'vrnehVn'WeBittaW', eni" a oatv,'rhi'h'ith."eet'm"eee4' t
ifrom tia iawtii taa
.rritnrir
twiifT Tarui sale the et af ightyHsvea KassrHir wttr-- M'lid tt'ldrxuM H);i-ti- H IghtUf, e'oaYi'tiott g6v,erhmVntstkbnshel.,;itrh better
awe mvereoat' epp!iM t '
te
ttfaVjr
watahipa la thie woii)r redeee- the Rtrseiatt ffeel- Wpa against tbiDty-thre- e
job aicosaanjf .fee
'
s4TwUri
t narenaea httefhted 'to
-- t;"
entel'
battietihipe
We
ef
ao'a
waltf
h TavkMk aetf.' hf
cbagreesiowil prnttf, tut
"e'aptrirex kat but rrenj their poab
no
Br
e
evn
rutntsi
noriawa.
si
rnier
f
etgrry-Bnssifta
warehipw
Th ten tiafttleeilpe of the
i
ia a
t6f
Wa
bt4k,'hl
later, alona, whett le .Coald jrwaain , Black
OswHj
r
BAverhMeiifj whfte'l.i
0ifeu UbWH
of ton'
8ea fleet,
i
i
sneMi
J
bwiathC
offwn1''
In the Xolfale for sotie tim,.,SM-retar- y
straetioa-,- '
thirty
a
tetal
at'
187; the
kee;r
guns,
h're
ana ha a f wve to San IMejo
warshipai'
with 28
Turkisb
Georgt Tifafi(rttoft?i9Ki IneTria
denae,' wiiF
takee' 'Cntd1 Ch eb'atitfo
otBdial aa- v.VlE.NXA'Marell ti.'-- An
Sviatitelia,. 103;. the .RosUslat.. lfM; Tbe.
.. ftttani . tti rrnnia-(?aJIfflrn- I
wV,0 aa;'- - t'ehtpor ity ioriiaeambwe ItHta 'tfight state that the
the1
the levrtnA,
Beliov wblah wae
the
"
Kosirfan effenxtve le the" nrbhthian
battle-eruise- r
Goebeat and the1 Prcaldeati Cafisi wnj ' preiride, "
lrtlt. the otr Zlatonnt.'lSHHI, and fne (Terniani
haM 'TtilererTfedt andt heeH
back
,
rlePaeparlor
MnK-llnwHWh waa the tferkia
Inrperatnia MaTHr 'tle AlexarBlei lit
whU
,.M eamdiek.
red the Rkateriae il."Tne two eruler l?rr1. 'The ;
force eadine JUikoVtna 4i'e also met
completed in lOiWand
dtr datriageir Ul. the PatdAnellea.br
af'm Kagftnl,Merkooria,
darVet htOrk acrOn
with
in 190J. 'r Of , a 'Btitieft aybmarine. Is not ieeluded
the Pamist
h btrrdef; 'irrke Astyian r?deenpied
warsiiipavine Kusaian DaitiesDips, tne jmpera- - is. ue im oi iniriy-wireeeTM' Sllsre.ttd' (feette : e tttonsa'nd
w4
1
IT
r
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K
gathered1 logetiMf
a
1
fjgh,ting
"
terlna through the Efardaneila Vn! th'eus'siaq'necf toicnb'ard(rig' r I' ilji..'..
Che Itntrarjie fort
f the Boephortii .,,;
'eViitoV'ttiJ'iir4
"j.'cr nc
force ever
k
iK.
frbm th' Paeifl Coast, i now en' hi
way tuer again a a member of Vic. ,
rreaiddnt Marshall 's party. President
Wilson it Haying close to Washington
,i4
lresen.iJtt
and has no other immediate 'plana
That wifl deter official from leaving
town, but a very large exodu on on
errand ahd another ia expected during
..i',
spring ani early summer.
It is
hot unlikely Secretary Lane Will go as
iiii'Kht Mi cm liv Hie ;brirb
t their
,r'
away
far
Hawaii
before be return
hair and jerked them away to safetv.
s
fuial
gi ts Washington.
Thf iilii ciiiun, In reaeuiug the chil
dren, mine into contact with the
ravorit Sana' Bootta
fence and was hnrlert" 'fweTiry
feft
Presidential politic are rapidlr ecu- nway, imronacioiiu and ttadty burned.
taring upon tb eholres of a few of the
Two other women, neighbors, who
large State for favoriu son. That
Uriata
came hurrying to th Voikhoff prem
meaaa, of eouree, Republic
preidea-Ua- l
ali-wenises,
Shocked
seriously
and
('lire show thKt they. will Compare burned.
politi. In that regard' Ohio prom
"' ''
riivemfifv
isee to be very much in the limelight,
sin the prleea paid Dy One of the most remarkable features
Arl'ntinnn in oMicr sections of the
foe ther are three Republican 'who
ia
ford
the
of
the
tragedy
that
the
fact
vrM. Hn this retolutioa' doe an in
may seek th support of th Buckeye
;iivtice to the migar imlnstry of Hawaii hares, loose in their hutch' and running
delegate at tha next Republican naon
not
the
wet
were
about
ground,
ic earyj; with- it the inttatian that
tional canvantion. As Ohio ha a priin
ground
i..S
anv
although'
war,
htirt
the
SHALER
v
'hi nuail planter are not gettinp
mary for th (election of delegate,
-i.
electric
(liaised
with
the
.
UNFIT
FOOD SEIZED
"Jrie dvm. V nlcs yoif caB hOW that fluid.
some en of the thro will atand forth
Associated Praaa bf Faderal Wlralaaa
m..-i.i.(Anriatd Praaa I Mini Wlreleaa.)
Preas bv Vaderal
lret
'" rtiall planters are eomirtaininu
V. AHHINOTO.V,
about a year from now a Ohio'
(Aaaovlat
fcji Vadanl Wlrelaai )
ac
March 27. - The
WAMH1NOTON, Mareh 27. Because
83, Brig.
March.
INDIANAPOLIS.
'('f;nst. the condltioiiH or have jlint
on, and prewmablv will have
lirge congreMlonal party Wkirh is to shipping men Bay fhey will be Unable Hen. Chnrlea ghaler. retired, en of the
March
8EATTLR.
tan
rwitf for romi.lftlnt, 1 am Oppoeed t
tn ..t i he
trparatna re few raaminiag army
of cold storag fish aad chick n were the bulk of th delegates.
aahl thnt he estimated that between iuf Hawaii ( beintf assembled.
ee
wke
crr
t"" eeoluoii.
These are
bf "Vi- quired by"the
Representative Wi. A.
arnou' bill of Jaly 1, from the rank in the Civil' War dlej I seized her tetter day by municipal ia
Burton, Govcevcnly five ami eighty per cent of
If wan at this point tHnt Mr, Ivers thine en paired in tha work f raising rginia, antbor of' tha Jone' Philippine i ia prohabl'tMf rajrretary Ttettnew heY yerterdgy
white Walb- iectOT'unHf for human coniumptlou ernor Frank Willi and
orapoplety
hie ol.ectioii agaiant the pres cane on u rinull icale are Orientals, and Nil; Representative F. J. Jarrett ot will remit the ines for faiiae fro- - pro-vl- d ink downtewa.
Herriek. Just at present President-makeri and 'dereyM in the eir
cinerato.
'
ariwtinlRtration, us nuoted at th that not more than twenty or twenty-livi'I II
i ti
t.tt.... rA .14?
think CX Senator Surton has
soeh apparatus whn eetikfacfory
lit
BIlll JVlinVUViHq
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t
tb sail i a Ohio.- - II ia not a much
it
Ssi,
,
jilaantag- to- - ton
itiat- - H waa iMpoibh
per cent of the work ia prfrBed Teweer of lwav
!,'.! vffv ,
hoAtf
!'
'
Jrwtai. OaJlod to Hilo'
of a budnesa man a Mvron T.
citizen labor:
In the past ten Hawaii at their own axyensxr and later to get the equipment.
NAVY. DEPARTMENT
The hearing was shortened to eon lr
yram, he adiled. he believo that there go to uuntn ana tea rhnippine.i
but ha hl th confldehe of bual-H- e
oinWe 'extent by reason Of the f act has
(a th numnam
lecu
it alight increaa
te aiiarkabl degree. It
HARVARD WINS DEBATE
i.nt Attorney Irwin was compelled to ber of citi.ens engaged iu th work,
ha beeni noted for months that the'
CAMINO RESUMES VOYAGE
i for Hilo, where legal buerneas though in nearly every lnatattce these
set the West on
(Aaaoelstcd Preas I rcfrI WlraJ.)
r Tcfiittre Ills attention this" week
Bnadredk Mora In ItdtiOlultt in Ue Metrick boon has
are homesteader
wner,
or HnalA
tire, notwithstanding the splendid rec
(Aoxxiaud
PniltiOBTN, . J. Marob El Harbf
;lrJsi.)
'hclrmaa I. V. B. Isetiberg did not r.ho in turn have leaned
their holdings
rd of achievement to Mr.' Herriek 's
HALIFAX, Kova fccoeia, March 20. vard T'nfveraity"'deCaters1 'supporting
("est ion the witneas, but it is poseibl to Oriental
k,
ami are therefore only
credit a ambassador at Paris. SimiThe relief ship Gamine; Which" Li ear the aftirpiativ
Tired" aU thetimei
'
that Mr. Ivers will be recalled at th ruiminntly enfjnEeJ
proporttloil
of
the
- eot-i the Work.
been believed tha t
i v ing a careo donated bv th
rekidents
WeTy aad worn ent night and dayi larly it hafiet hearing, to 'be hM) Wednesday Rardahip To Be Endured'
"ShuH tb Araiemient of Asaeriea B
Governor Willis i yet sufficiently well
of California te the- - relief1 'of, th 'B
..
mjm
i
WASHINGTON, March
oTrninff.
mmm'
te th Ameriran people to loom
SitaJM acrcuBeiH',',' ejefputed tha debating' little hope her that
"To tll the truth, there"U no in ian, resumed fcv- vyaga
Sift 9 Turn Beturas
Tear kidney' are' probably weakened. known
men ia the'
for th Whit House.
for citizen labor to engage ''ay. The Cammo brok down on tne team of Princeton University la ' tnetr utmaririe F-- Will.be i.t
Mr. (Ivers eubii:itteil flifurcH show
aaouiii oeip' merfl at their-- . or k. conspicuously
ved- - The pov
lov
r
Burton ' a SamaaJaa ' (
injr the small planters had received a ciallv in relation to th apparent dif-- Newfoundland Batik' and" had" to"1 b aaauur dbat here.
Let on, who kmowe toll yon hoW.
Uon taken is that tha' length of time
cane trowinj.',1'' added Mr. Ivers. towed Into thl pert for repair.
vea of 17 promt pef acre for th
ndi the ' Mr. Jdhn IX Whttakar. 4(13 ti: Raat
Ex BenaUir , Burton served sixteen
the rfaft has been' submerge
htm- - twined on their laud.
"The ini.lition are such that it U
The aveh-ayGERMANY, LACKS KEROSENE
lack of ant sign from it indicate the Bi,f Midto1i, tvi.f hay : "1 u ffered year in th house and six years in th
eople.
to this
lass of
un
vield
the holiliiius of the small
are lost. "It Will B' little abort f retn' pain aero rrty ' back,' toaeer senate, ilia Mepuoncaniura is unquesBRITISH DEFEAT REPORTED
(Aaanclald Praaa ba
WiJa.) men
mud up to our tieCk,
lwrter bas been forty tons of enrie Poor road,
of a miracle if them are an v ilirtrVrWltbr fl occasional
headache and I tioned, bnt he i independent and gen28-i
aceonnt
V
f
Wlvalkll.l
March
BERLIN,
failattl
Pfc..
lun.l.t.i
conatant rain aud general hard
ier acre). Thexe rrturtis, be aiada elea
is the statement of one oflloial. I tedllv' trew WOtsd,
Circle appeared erally progressive.'
It is to b develoti."
Itieial
HKHLIN,
March
TutkUh
kerosenej
28.
th
th
growiBg'
ef
crcitor
were based on the caae of tbe small Hbiis are enough to discourage citi
I beneath my" eye, my ankle
.,.
a
wol oped whether be would be particularly
wt
BritdiKpati'hes
of
the
claim
city
defeat
Lnfken.
the
f
the
ef
to
administration
'
I leq
whrt dispexed lf their crops to .'iu
enii.iiic in this work. And you
'
fmtd
nd I was aH crippled d With" pain. objectionable to the Progressive cloa) lea
ef three waUU- - hae devcide to aupply electricity PUBLIC. OBJECT TO
the sompaaies retresented by Brewer wuM not engage in th business, ish at Caaoreh, with,
My back' ached entautlj;r and I r
nic ot.' to which toth- Democrat
and
- householders;
..
.i
hiinnrd.
ftc
'to
A
"
0.
They showed that the small either. Mr. Irwin, ii yoil had been there
Republican will eater, probably, in th
..;
,4
Mi'Htfer'ha made a aet pro (It of $2fl.7.T Mid Knew the hardship that must be
campaign in the hop of largo
nett
have during the past
THE FORTY TEAK TEST.
pr annum per aere of his holding and endured,
ON, EASTER. SUlVOAY FiaaHr t took' ftoaaV
rV4e-te-f
Kd- aOessioiis.
REBELS; ATTACK DURAZZO
'
nitf this 'retiresetitK a riet anntlal re- twenty rcri. ''
' mniiteiit
at laevPilla'and they werVed" Irohder.
"th
ik
.
Tor
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Mr. Ivcrrt briefly denied several ol
per
turn of altotit si teen and
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ami end Justice Hughes are the most favor;f
RUM R, Maaeh
The paiegana ache
front Comerit to survive for a perirtd' ot forty
' "t on thi inventiaent of the small the eliiiniN iriide liv A- O, Curtis, cmc
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J i my auey ably mentioned on the Republican list.
Tnrkeyi y
my health improved.
HAVANA,
Cube, March 87.
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venr. t hambertaiu's fTowgH. Herofedy rrespondent
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in relation to the' apparent dif
planter.
1 elng
(Associated Pra by rederU I te teir ef y vperteflee for th Dene- - Bet, a ha rifle u pointed out with
1H72,
attahKl by eti.OiMT rebel. '
C'onfinuihu. Mr. Ivera, .wfcd showed ference in the price of labor in siifiar waa nrat offered t th tidblm ia
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of ether kidney tirlei'T. My tor reference to Jurtice Hughes, it might
hh request- of th
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Kroin a small IcxinningMt has grcWrj
he nnKHetieH a thorough hnoWl-"t- t rcilueric in the I'hilippinea and
sMafjfk aBllHaslajtflalfl
not-lipopular to take a presidential
Prealdent of Omba, th Jack John.
the fixed charge for milling and in favor and popularity- - ntii it has
of the tupar business' in all iti
PUI
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are
DAY
nomine
Doan1
ONE
from the I'aUed Htatoa suBackach
TO
COLD
Kldne
CURE
heavyversus
sea
Jeaa
Wlllard
Von
a
wnrbt wide'rawtftetloa.
' mmh, vre,t out that it 4sta the market injr and the ttmenat of earnings nttniued
old try all flragglstl and storekeepers premo bench.
weight boxing coat
His decision and tb
ha , been
will fin.l mithia better for
ir Take Laxative; Brotnot Quinine
prauUtloue $00 .85 for' every ton of fif the I'epeekeo coainatry.
er: at 60 eentr Oer box. (shr bo
decision of th court woulif b draggo-- l
jpotpond from Sunday, ApVU
A. W. T. HottomUvT . served
notice cold. Try, it mid you wi'l understand
uyar ' produced.
With augar selling
AU rlniRjrisM refund
to Monday, April 5. Thla we
or will b mailed1 o reaeipt of prleaj into politic. Furthermore, it is some.
Co., id behalf of the whv it la a favorite after a
MoM
'M of Tablet.
AtMr wr
tl.i Would that nUlmp
rrti)r' Co., no8olul,l thing ef a'question whether tb Hu
dona owing to the strong objoov
the money if ir, fails to cttre.
bf th nolllter
havw a rmt profit of 13.15 per tea rompunicx for whldi they are agentti, more than forty year.' ChnaibetfaieV
agent fo th, Uawauan i preui ( ourt i partieulaily popular
wholesale
tlona to holding th prlaeflght t
Fy ' W, Grove's signature' is on
from whliB the coitipaniea must hop will submit a statement at a future I ohkIi Hemeiy eot only gvvoa. rellr-.
Italahda,-"1'.' i f
Barter Bandar.
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,twltb th voter, and one of it jtistli;.
Tor al by all datri, Elt
it cures
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r.nv a tun) return oa thi immeuse meeting of the committee.
each box,
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o- - rtewiembettha
.a a presidential candidate might be
, Adjournment
waa then taken until son. Mmith
d., Ltd., kgenfe foi Ha
i '";tal invested.
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iriouIy handicapped by that fact,
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Ju answer to a questidrt, Mr. I vera nest Wednesday evening.
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n?aint the present administration
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Citizens Can Engage In With
Prospects of Pleasant Life
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Seilatof J ,thepdore ' C., Burton
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ana uiiidrcn .un( uccucsion,
Hcscicd From Sinking 'Vessel
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Aterv.
It was a number of hours
(inwflittd Tnmt bf ffdaral Wlralc,)
- rUAKCIBOO. March 80. la
nAl(''
the .rape- Xet of thousaadsnm on
nay nevaer
iiudo Hinu,
Ptnurtl FV1ail "MmV m mVm.jI
rock yesterday afternoon, one hundred
, yirls off the seawall, and went down
with three hundred asMngera, meet
.
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AU were rescued
and . bom was in
jured, bnt here was a panla la the
expoaitlon crowds en shorer
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woodon,'ecrew steamer, plying between
Bin' rranrlace .snd Valleje on San
Pablo Bay. ' On her retam trip, late
yesterday, she carried three hundred
PMierigers, among taem forty-flv- e
ana, whe had made an excursion to
njtcess the eeremoniee of the Good
Titian' Orphans Homo at Valleje.
TTKNINO TOLL ePEEO
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To give the paasengerS a bettor sight
of the beautiful exposition facade, the
iitmure, cioee w um
hihui
, seawall. ' . The vessel wae aklnuning
along at fuU Stfeed, when she brought
uj Mj a crah on the rock and
stopped dead. ' :i
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Women and children were thrown
ecreanlng with, fright to the decks In
&t-(- rf
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,ug
MAvmwt
list and began to fill rafcdly.
IMHI
As the
throngs of promenaders on the marina
reaJlae) that a Uagedv might be enacted before their eyei and and them
powerlesa to be of aid, they began to
run aileea!y back sad forth, women
wnu&iu mmr nanaa ana crying VOSI
can't something be donel'j
,
BLUj:TACJCBT8 EJTIOIEKT
life naving station, but before the crew
cool reah the spot where the ship
struck lifeboats put off from the
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at anchor In the bay. Tint the children were taken ashore
and then the women,- aU fa good order
rnd wltaout a mishap. ' From banie the
mood. of. tts crowdai swiftly changed
'to tense Jntereet, ss they saw the work
of rescue enacted before them with
smooth efficiency. V ether ahtpwreck,
It can be safely, said, ever had ' such a
setting..
war-tY.t-
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urne win. Be.
Kot until some time after the last
JfVsentrer had bean a&faW l&nd&a aia
the Geners) rriatl heel ever and slip
fc'neMh Ua water. J The hull lies U
rrmvaratlvcly (OulUjw soundings sod
v.ia to salvsd.
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CENSORSHIP ESTABLISHED
(Ai.irl.led
Pru
by
ROME. Msrch eo.
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Italy has carried
preparations to the point' ef
a censorship. A royal decree
a censorship on aU military
po into effect March si and
her war
declaring
sets such
news, to
lJat until July 30.
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ITALY BUYS CAVALRY MOUNTS
' Aaivinti.4 Prnii by Pndiiral WiiwUw.) '
J!.ST 8T. LOTIS, UJlnola, March 30.
The Italian government has jost eotv
i 'uded a : contract with local dealers
for the Turehase , of 18,000 head of
tone for cavalry remounts. ' '
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by Frdoral Wlrlm.)
PAUrS, March 29 Austria and Italy
nv-- i tpcf. to senoa, secoroing to
.avert fled newspaper report. . The terms
rr 'te agreement are that Austria cede
r-or Trent te Italy after the war In
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Vork Rushed By Honolulu Iron looked very
small for big Jack Agras, sred to soo feet snd permitted to re4 but ae eeweesed lata it in trying It out. main long enough for the pressure to
Works For Aid. In' 'Recover
This manhole baa a cover, which will be setixek put any unexpected flaw. Then
,
ing the 4
fitted on when Agras Is Inside.. - A bar, tt will be draw to tat surface snd s
running between two eye bolts, will hold
examination made beforj it it
it down, and the bar will be screwed to v ut down with a man within. .
AUSTRIA'STEADERS
ARE URGING PEACE
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On these fittings rubber gaskets were
Jut. Cn the gaskots were tbe straight
I'laas slates. Then came otiiw rubber
Vjcti and the final fitting above,
vtiih will hold the glass firmly In
Tact, The sea pressure will be so great
that tbe glaas a ill be pressed with
nd
force against the gasket
brass, so that the principal need will be
p length la the glass.
It will have to
1' Intend about 180
pound
to the
r ;uiri inch; perhaps more.
There is one hole for the telephone
t lie end one. 'or the Inlet e and
me for the outlet
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MANHOLE UT TOP
Tn the center of the bell, running
tbe ton te the bottom, is a strut
ef ten inch pipe. This Is planned to re-- 1
jforco the fiat surf sees against the
Treasure, since they srs exposed more
tlin the cylindrical tube, In the top a manhole was cut. ' It
the oever. .The telephone aad
will enter at the top,
' From
the bottom flange three
air-llae-
s
big
rods run through tbe top, on the outside ef the bell, bad their upper ends
are eyed." In these eyes, which will be
about several feet above the top-o-f the
bel, the books to the crane will be run.
The rods extend well above the bell so
the transverse strain may be. reduced,
'"'WILL BE BOLTED IN BELL
Agras will enter tbe bell and the top
will be Closed down and bolted shot.
The dredge California or the big float.
Ing erane. will lower him Into the ass.
air-lin-
sir-lin-
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the telephone receiver at bis ear. lie
will be stationed on the crabs or dredge.
Before. Agra is permitted to enter
the bell it will be tested thoroughly under actual eondlUona. This will supplement the careful tests made at tl'-- Ho
nolulMron i works,, which showed - It
theoretically perfect.,, ft will be kw- e
(Aiwiilf.1 PrM bjr P4rl,.WIriuiM.)
AIA 8TJPPLT AND LIGHTS
OENEVA,' Swltserlsnd, March 30.
Agras will be lowered away while bis That the Auatriaa administration is
mates above supply bint with air st or- being urged by a number Of the poliU-c- l
leaders to abandon the cause of
dinary atmospheric, pressure. Bo will
be able te breathe
as Germany and- open f negotiations for
peace, making what terms for Austria
though on top of the water..
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without further ref1
Jack in tks bell will go down until can bete obtained,
Berlin, Is the saeertlon made
be flad tbe kubmarlne. He will have a erence
compass with him and, since the pipe la a number ef Swiss newspapers, based
i on
information from Austrian corre
ai K li cast Iron, the compass will be
affected only by tbe small amount of spondents.
The German Chancellor,' von Beth
wrought Iron the beU will have. Thas
la determined that Ausbs aitl be able to give explicit dlreo-Uan- v
tria shall cede te Italy whatever ter,
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'..;,'',.ritory the latter power may ask aa tbs
One hundred-sndte- a
candle power
Jprtoe of her neutrality, rand this fact
globes, ' lneaaed In other te netng urges to snow that Austria
glsss globes that' wiU protect them owe nothing further to Germany.
against the sea pressure, will be lowered
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at considerable distances from tks bell,
so that Agras will be able to see the
WANTED.
submarine between " himself and the l.ADV with daughters will take school
Uybts. The lights, 4f plsced near at
i hiidreii
to board; howV en re; refband, would dassle tbe obaerver. Witherences exchanged.' Address "Moth
out the rid of the lights, Agras would
er." Advertiser office.
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COMPANY
FOR
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Hsw. AirsiiUiii.il.
Hsw.Com Su. 0.
gug. Co
Honnks
Honoimi
Hutchinson Snirir
Plsmatio Co . . .
Kahuku
Keksht Suf v Co .
KoiM
McBodtS-CLtd
Mis bus ar Co.
la Suiar Cn. Lid
CONTRACT CALLS
'MuhsuSLrSai't.
EXPEDITIOUS' TRIPS
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Legislators Fail, However
o
Make Recommendations and
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By Merchante' Exchange
Mondsv, March 29. 19l!.
Hailed, March 2S, schr.
Report Is 'Filed'
Melrose, for Kahulut.
Hilo Sailed, March 27, 2 p. m., S. 8.
Enterprise, for Sun Francisco.
San Francisco Arrived, March 29, 1
The inter Inlan I HUiam Navigation
p. m., 8. rl. I'ersia, hence March 22.
company
xi.le
of the
. Taeoma
Kihei McArrived, Mareh 29, 8. S.
Gregor' Ittiidiiij; iliHpute wan given in Lowther Castle, hence March 18.
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Port Townsend Arrived, March 29,
the houe yesterday in the report
by the public lands and inter- 8. 8. Werribee, hence March 19.
Panama
March 28, 8. 8.
nal improvement committee, to which Kentuckian, Arrived,
from Ililo Mareh 0.
n nnn.oe
3. niooo
2.0 tw
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Wsiluko Sugar Co..
Waimenalo . . . . ...
WauaeaSticarMIU.
' Mukilteo
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Steamers Would Be
Endangered Unless Proper
Lighting Is Installed
kt the
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MteCAMTH
Inter-Islan-
DAMAGED YIELD WILL
later whea
BE WORKED PROMPTLY
pUui n4 Ukn to the Mftrch grounda. the two tugs " snagged" the aeavy
GREAT OONTIDENCB REPOSED object to which they are now holding
By thla contrivance tt U believed onto.
Lieutenant Smith and Engineer D. Manager. Eckart
that Diver. Afru ,cen be lowered to
Advises Honobottom ef the ocean, where the Alfred Base were both In their positil
sunken submarine is supposed to lie. tions of command again yesterday and
lulu Office of Company That If the contrivance provta prat able, as antirtng la their efforts as oa pre'. Loss Appears
Small , ;
tbe diver will not only be able to de- ceding days. If the submarine la lifttermine if the "muni" Object Is the ed ftom its great depth, experienced
submarine but will be able to 'direct engineers declare that tt will be one of
operatione on tb dredf es - sad tugi thj most herculean salvage feats ever
J.,Harrl Mackenzie received S'wirb-losabove how. to play their cables to performed. Little belief la held by
from Manager K. V. Kckart yester,
wing bridles to make a secare cradle anyone that the sunken Suboiarlns has
day etating that two hundred acre
- 'v atutk resene buoyant y,
i
for bolstiar parpene.
the general .f ef
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Olak eane burncil.
y
being that the diving trait la
Kavy officers place (reat eoafldeace
is the one adjoining the
tr not entirely full ef water in millTheaadfield
Late
the dlvinc-bel- l.
vtmtt
it la thought the fire may have
reweraey afternoon - the light crane. at least one if not mere compartments.
Started from sparks b)oru from the
HMiOONS TO BB VsCOV
which broaght ap the old anchor frem
crane and dredge smokestack,' or from one ot the locomothe sea bottom Sunday morning and tt the big naval
exploded the belief that the submarine California are ' anable te raise the tives, Tbe field surrounding the mljl
bad been found, was towed te the navy weight the alternative will be to sink are very dry," The mil! was is danger
a while.
wharf and the raised anchor and chaia and pump out pontoons, alternately for
' Mr.'
Erkart said that at thS rate tbe
deposited on the wharf. This was for taking up the alak of each submergmill is grinding it will take seven or
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the double purpose of tightening the ence.
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crane and making room for the opera
Commander of the F 1 aad T & took eight days to work off the burned area
i
.Plenty For Grinding
tions or the diving-belAs soon ss their craft out to the search grounds Water
Mr. Mackeaaie said that while Olaa
the cylinder Is In readiness tt will be yettardsy morning for a short period
transported to the searching grounds and "listened in" with their undersea has been griailiDK only one hundred
by the. crane. Though It was uncer- apparatua but detected absolutely no tons a dsy beesuse of nhortage of flume
water for transporting cane from tbe
tain If the bell could be completed to- sound which might possibly have come eutaide'fteMa
tbe mill has its own
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day Engineer Parks was much pleased from the lost slstershlp.
with the despatch of the work at the - Around tae city snd among the small water snriply170-to-anil can be speeded .up
rapacity whenever
throng along the waterfront yesterday to it full
Iron works. Be said late yesterday L
"They have been working day .and there was state of resignment to the eaouph ease to run full capacity eaa
night.. They worked Sunday night and expressed belief of naval officers that do delivered.
Arteaiaq well were sunk at the mill
men la the tost
all day today and are ready to keep aU of the twenty-on- e
several veers apo so that Olaa is well
on tonight. See what they have ac- diving boat have perished.
Qulet!y and with respect to those provided with sa abundance of pure
complished," pointing to the big bell,
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on which a large force of men were who may still believe that the men water for boiling house purposes;
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busy, some patting the canvas gaskets may be found alive, Honolulans yester- Will Be Borne Loss
g
"If the fire bad been wav oft down
day, out of
in place; some
the
in the tragefittings and ether work-bi- g dy,'' unostentatiously began ; laying in Puna there, wonlit undoubtedly have
Inside. "They are doing the very tentative plana for paying their tribute been heavy loss," Mr. Mackenzie said.
to the memories of the victims Of the "Fortunately the burned cane is right
best they can."
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where the best ve ean be made of it.
,
i '!1JO DEFINITE TTMB
f accident.
There, wtty bp; some. lo, of course beThose
plant
bell
at
commerce
chamber
prpoe
said
The
of
the
the
that
is
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might be completed some time today, lag a lu custer memorial meeting te be cause It Will take eifiht days to harvest
cutbut whether morning or afternoon was bold at the Armory the Sunday follow- 4 rtekl ef that eir.e but the entire
Indefinite.
After the big work has ing Easter. It is proposed that all ting force of1 the plantation ' will be
been done there will remain fitting the churches win forego their Services on nnwntrited; at this point wnd most
if.)
,
e that, day and a great union, Xneetlng be of it wUT:a(e1.,,
telephone wires and air inlet and
and Inspecting It carefully. Then held. Cot J. W. Jones has' offered the Burning crrten practised neae'
Home of the irrigated plantation
tt will have to be transported to the ne of the Armory for the occasion.
scene and given a severe actual test While funeral arrangements must be n this Island and Maul practise burning
Mill
their cane, at harvest time.
there, so that no one can say definiate-lywhe- n held In abeyance, business men are adVane eaa be
tt will be placed In use for the vocating suspension of all business on Tien here state that burnedride,
several
days, a a
without
that day and subsequently tbe .oration held
flrtimV
Hons deterleirtitieh V ft thre' juices. Jist
Though all nope of early raising of of a monument to the men wbe went
r
it will nlaS'l without souring
the submarine or that there is now any to their death In the line of theft duty.
p
Navy officials annooaeed yesterday will epen) Qn the weather largely.,
Bfe aboard the unfortunate
has been abandoned, work did ' net that whea the submarine aad the bodies
men were recovered
the twenty-on- e
deft . In tie least yesterdt y Ma! tbe
search for the lest craft.:
all Investigations would be oonducted
Officers andmen ' ceased work late by the nrtry department.: The leanest
Sunday afternoon to - take absolutely board would consist of eight,; papers,
necessary rest after their trying work Arrangements for the funerals, e tfe
which began Thursday and continued men if they are found dead have not
unceasingly day and night without Tt been made except .they ,wt( ,be
FIVE DAYS' GRACE
sleep or relaxUon for approzlmataly quickly enclosed In hermetically sealed
Of
eighty hours. .
metal casketa. Disposition of remains
But at six o'clock yesterday morn- will be at the request of nee:
ing tbe omng again became a scene ef
WIVES BEAB UP
tbe (bin cup Liberty
activity, Under direction ef LieutenWives of the lost men are beariati their (8ecisl t'aulo to
-News.)
ant Saaita the fleet ef dredges and tugs 'grief with silent heroism. All have
went te work with a will and at seven Iukuciui iTn up nvyvm ui seeiua
BHANQIIAI, March 30, As the reo'clock the systematic sweeping of the their husbands alive ' again but are sult ef conferences held between Preri
ocean bottom wae commenced.
bearing up with remarkable fortitude tent Yuan Shit k4 aad Minister Hlokl
' Back and forth and across and back Mrs.
Alfred L Eds, wife of the com- of Japan lu Peking, en. tbe twenty-firthe . tugs ' and the dredge California manding officer on the r-ef the month, the min
who col and twenty-nftdragged their heavy chains in search lapsed after the first shock of the news istry ef foreign affair has. notified the
men. of tits submarine being lost, has now goveracr of all the provlacee that
for the ' tomb of twenty-on- e
Hour after hear the quest continued. rallied. Mrs. Archie Lunger, Mrs, Fran Japan has, given China five day In
There was not the feverish lntenaeneas Plersrd and Mrs, Frederick Oilman, all which te accete te lec desianda for
and anxiety when it was still 'believed brides of a few months, are-- bearing ap a virtual protectorate over Southern
that-thermight be life aboard the wjtn the fortitude of women whoee bus M.uchurla and the peninsula of, Shan-tunsubmarine, but a dogged tenacity to bands lead lives of risk. '
and for control of the railway
'
and and raise the
While congreee nasi made no provis between Fuklen and , Kwangtung.
Officers and men toiled as grftn'y.at ion for the pension of fate ill ea or de
In spite of the requests of Yuan, the
their tasks sa when they believed lives pendent of men wbe lese their lives boycott cf Japanese goods continue
were at stake. JKen it was a Case ef la the submarine, service It la generally and has been made absolute. Chinese
recovering twenty-on- e
bodies at the believed that the accident here wlU merchants and. banks refuse to nave
earliest possible-momen- t
It was said lead to such legislation sod that pen nny dealings with the Tokohema Spethat It' may take weeks and again it sion will be provided. At the present cie Bank. They refuse to deal la tbe
time the only provision la that the bank's paper and have withdrawn all
.It was late in the afternoon when a nearest kin of- all officers and men on their deposits.
definite t'atok" was made by the the submarine, if they are lost, will retugs Navaje aad Intrepid, dragging a ceive an amount etnal to six months'
CHINA NOT SATISFIED
heavy cable and chain. Falling tests salary In a lump sum.
were made cm the cables and it was
LBOISLATUBJB TO ACT
Though waiting until the last sdn- established the) a heavy load had been
PEKING, March . SO.y The Cbineee
caught. Every f aatoeaa possible waa V Ha cf hope is. gone, Cbalrman J. L. ministry la not satlsfled with ths reply
made and security an certain as possi- Oeke of the senate military committee made to ita representations by the
ble Insured that the object "snagged" ana J. H- - coney, chairman ef the house Jspsnese foreign office, and has ad
could be held uata the diving-bel- l
committee are preparing to Introduce dressed another note on Jbe subject
'
t
could be given a test. '
a joint resolution In' the legislature ex. tbe contents of which have not been
v
NAVAJO BXFOJITB CATCH'
pressing the sympathy and condolence divulged.
Early In the morning after opera- of the Territory to bereaved families,
Poking newspapers , stete that
The
tions had been resumed the Navajo re, friends sad the navy department.
Japanese troops have been placed In
ported a "catch'1 but it proved a
Aviater Bradskaw, who kas been as- possession of a number of strategic
alight one ' and was at some diatancS sembling an aeroplane ea a lot adjoin- position at Mukden and Tainan.
from the spot whore the F-- e has been ing the navy dock, with the latent ef
definitely located. '
syiag ever tbe eeHon where the F-- 4 is
'? About the same time the "sweeper' saak, was yesterday enable to get into
of the two tugs carried away the buoy me air. m win make another attempt
which bad been dropped where con- - luaay.
direction of.
SAID US
Air I 4 BtlUwin i.iu
C. Brewer
Co..
LANDING NOT USED
.'is
bttfcwer foathe to falsa hop that they had found the object of their Area' Swept Lies
Closr to Mil),
searcn until positive proof was evident
Which
Was.Threatened With-- ,
Thla ' may be established to--1
Destruction
day when a specially Constructed tlntlm dM of bubble indicaud the V.:
diving , bell being made" at the The toss was not disastrous,
however,
Honolulu Iron Works, under the as the spot ad been plotted aboard
cmt
or STtK
750.X,
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4,noo.oi
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had been referred Koproaentattve
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Talon(Olok
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resolution No. 68, entitled "To
3UU,uu.
PORT OF HONOLULU.
requeat the com mitten on public leads
Bono
Ann. Oir
sUuvtiny
and internal improvements to coafor
A RIVED.
Haauku D. Co.
auu.oui
8tr. Nippon Maru from San Fran- naw. com. 4 ! u.
with the Inter Inland Hteaiu Navigaeis.oni
p.
0:20
cisco,
in.
tion Company, relative to the wbarf
Hw. Irr. Ce."'!.
eou.
C'taudinc, from Pearl Harbor. Haw. Tcr. 4pc (Rt
at Kihei, Maui." The report, which' 12 8tr.
nv
reone
in hh follow;
ia
I.&M.0U1
8tr. Mikahala, from Pearl Harbor, Hw.Ttr.4pePim
naw. itr.4pcK.iia.
Kr
"That your committee ha had same 3:50 a. m.
i.w.oH
Str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai, 5:40 Bw.frt.4,pt:;
i.oiu.on
under careful consideration and after
nsw.
ier. iHpc.,
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ra.
a.
L44.UU
meetings with the officers, and a numfiw.ttr.Spe..
8tr. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, 0:10
M lJll
ber of the captains of the Inter-Islan5J
a. ra.
HUoR. R. C. Ret
Steam Navigation company' steam-era- , ' Bchr. Ida May, from Island porta,
l.5n8,efJ
ExrcCmn...
Hnnoksa b.Co. t pc
p. tn.
ej.wi .
submits portions of the testimony
Men.
To Ltd
S75.0.
8tr. Manoa, from Hilo, 8 p. m.
HoaR.TaUCe.6pc
SOI.OtK)
herewith, and your committee 'a find,
una
fUr. Mikahala, from Maui and Molo-kat- , fcfka. Br
W ii
ing I
Koh.li Ditcb Co. 6t
'
SUXOnil
2:15 a. m.
Co. S
tono.om
100 .
. Str. Kiaau, from KauaJ ports, S:2Q mcuryat.
Excerpts From Correspondence
Mutual tel. Sa.. ..
Z(Mt
tea
' 'During the period between De- I- Natnmaa Cn. Sa
,
U.OtMxio
Igsn.iMi
ins
I03K
cember 11, 1913, and October 21, 1914,
Str. Maui from Hawaii, 11:20 a. m. aiLaLCxiec
i.Trcouo
the officials of our company first learnStr. Dakotan, from Seattle, l:3u a.m. lnu su.sr Co. 6oc 1300,000
ed of the existence of a dangerous '. Str Korea from. Uilna and Japan, PsciiicQT FcrtUixei
extern
10
shoal located in about three fourths of 11:45 a. m.
Pscitic S. M l) Co'-'-,
'
Str,- - Citv of Newcastle from New
of a mile southwesterly of Kihei, and
sm nm
M
BO
the master of fur'eteaiaers called out York, 2:55 p. m.
KO
Co.rc
HO
einoi
attention to the fact that it would be
8c hr. Columbia from Sydney, N. K Stn Crto.M Co.
Us)
W4in. pc r&ami
extremely dangerous for our steamers, W., 4:30 p. m.
Mauna Kea, Kilauea and Mauna Loa,
Str. Seiyo Maru from dalle, 4:40 p.m.
Between Boar is
to attempt to enter Kihei at night
DEPAUTBQ
time unless this shoal was properly
8tr. Claudine, for Pearl Harbor (to
Uahu Sug Ce, '2J. 21J50; Honokas,
marked by a lighted gas buoy. .
get erane), 0:10 p. m.; for Maul and 70, 30, 3.50j HUo Com., K .00.
" 'In this letter we were also in- way ports, midnight. '
.
8esios 8alos
formed that the board of harbor
8tr. Nippon Maru for Yokohama,
MrRryde, 25. i 2 C.tZ; Olaa, 20.
had received a communica- midnight.
,
e.23) Ewa, B, 21.23.
tion from the lighthouse iiiHpec.tor
Str.. Claudine, for Maui. 1 :20 p. m.
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statin); that in hi opinion the only
Str. (laudiue for Maul, 5:10 p. m.
Notices
aid to navigatiou nboetutary at Kiaei
8U. W. Q. Hall for Kauai, 5:15 p. W- ';
Mareh 23, 1913. .
would be the establishment of a first-eStr. Ltikelike for Kauai, 0:4j p. m.
By vote of th 4lrct.re f PepeeVee
ass horizontal striped sun buoy to
Oas 8c.hr. J A.: Cuuimlu from Oabu
'
jDugar Company, this dale, the regular
mark the three fathom shoal! At the; . . a.,K mommy (iiriner.d was 1. eresd from
time this communication was written
fABUJaNaER.
ft to S1.50, ebmmeming April 15, 1013,
by the li. hthouso inspector, he was
ARlveO.
by
naware of the fact that our steamers,
Per str. Mauna Kea, froia Hilo am sod continuing uutil (urlbcr action
' .; .'
running on regular mail schedules, Hawaii ports, March 27. W. A. Km the board of direc tor.
Hy voto of tho bourd of directors
would lie expected to enter Kihei at ney, Geo. F. Bush, W. Mackey, C. A.
night time, and be has since stated Marshall, W. N. Johnson, W. M. John- of Ilonomu Supar Company,' this date,
M. Thomp the' regular monthly, dividend was in.
to the harlxr eommissioHera In our son, Jr., O. V. Merrill, 1
from ft'lc ;,t
eomaaencinff
,reituce that either a gas lighted buoy ion, W. T. Froet, lit. W. O. Whitennr. creased
to mark the shoal, or proper range Mrs. J. Dicker, Miss K. Mdfcate. A. April 5, 191.1, arl continuing until
lights on the landing, would be neces Weill. Col. Blanch Cox, Miss M. Dun further action by Uio loarj of direct-,or- .
eaa, D J. Brandt, Chang Lnm, W. 11.
iary for the eafety of for steamers.
My vote of Uie tosrd of dkeetore
Lighthouse Service on Question
Bromley; D. F. Mvvorrision, (eo. '.
' 'On January 8, 1913, we received Watt. Geo. Bustard! 8. W. Nahiwn, C. ef Wailuku Hiigur onij.nnv, tkia date,
a communication from the lighthouse Brennao, Mrs. Lam Nui, Miss rUdl, C. tbe regular hMinthly dividend was la.
inspector stating that he had visited Crowell, L. K. Amobl, Dr. 4. II. Uay creased from 60e to SI pcu- - share,
April 1(1, I9I", and continuing
the Kihei wharf, bad inspected the moad, II. B. Weller, Wm. Wal.b, C
wbarf aud landing and had sounded B. Hall, P. Eapinda. 1. 8- - hniidt, M until further,: action by the board of
the shoal and that a flratrlass tall type Korakl, P. Akl,
Ahml, Lau Ping, A directors, v
can buoy bad been established over it. Waal.
i
Sugar Quotations
Mo further stated that after studying
Per str. Claudine, from Maui, March
88 Deg. Analysis Bets . I.'. (No
the various elements that entered into 28. Mrs. E. Smitb, Miss Smith, Miss
H l..g. Centrif,i. . ..
the matter including the importance A. Houxa, H. 8. Takaama, U A. rair ugal (forParity
Hawaiian sugars), 4.89. .'
of traffic that would go te Kihei land s. Masaki, E. C. Moere, Miss V. Pares
ing, ho was unable to recommend to Mrs. A. J. Paresa, Geo. C. Humphrey,
'he roinmixeioners of navigation any II. Kana, Mra. C. Lono, Mosos Kauwe,
(ightod aids, and believed that the Mrs. Moses Kauwe, Miss Wilcox, I.. W.
marking of the reef with a Arstclas Wilcox, Mrs. W. II. Field, Miss Field
tall type ran buoy as bad already been Miss II. Perry, Tam See, .1. N. S. Wil
done, was aU that the lighthouse ser liams.
vice could do at this time.'
Per str. Mikahala, from Moloksi
"Mr. McLean, vice president of tbe March 28. Mrs. R. W. Meyer am) ARGENTINE'S GUEST
Inter Island Steam Navigation eom eleven deck.
pany, limited, stated further thnt Inf
Per str. Kinau, from Kauai, March
Company does not refuse to go to Ki 2S. Mrs. K. Nauraa, Mis K. Malama,
(AuoflUtrS fmi l,v t, Ar.t WImIm.
bei, but is willing to do so a soon b Mr. Wong, Hattie Poo, Sam Ban, I.ee
conditions are made safe, namely, the Toii.a, Mrs. 8. Caetano, Miss I. Kaosa,
ANNAPOLIS, March 29. President
lor at ion of the light buoy on the exist J. O. l.utted,
R. Y. Vick. wuson, necretary (lautois ana aides
Ion Ouinson,
in; shoal, instead of range lights on ers, Mr. E. Punl,'
M. Jndd, M. A were guests st luncheon of Admiral
U
the wharf aud shore4 which would W Nicoll, He Fat,
Naoa on tbs Argen'.lo
MoreJudse Dickey, Voslii no,
;,,
obscure ou etormy nights.
Weekly kawa, K. Fujimoto,
K. Hone,
II.
Mr.
trips to and from Kihei are now be II. J. Kby. N. Ieiafujl, Mr. R. h. Wil"We are rapid y aerToacbing thi '
ing muile by one of the company
cox, A. Ewart, O. E. Kwart Hr.. V. day," said President Wilson "when ths
other than the Kilauea, Ma Crawford, D. Byrnes,
Chun Sang. Mas- Americans will draw tcgethrr as ne.ver
una Kea and Mauna Loa. The Inter
Thy will be bound not by
ter Silva, J. F. Duras, E. A. Hanne. before.
poUtlcal ilea, but by tie of mutual
Island Bteam Navigation company has stcud,
Mis Gallagher, F. C. lv, Chong
a mail contract with the United (States
government which does net expire un Kee, L. W.E. HUdreKs, Mrs. L. K. Hi)
On
to Annapolis, ths Free- -'
A. Harria, Mrs. W. A. Ut ident his return
til July 1st, 191H, and must niaintuii; dreith,
made
reference
ts the fact that
a regular mail schedule, and by mak ris, Misa If, I Harris, Mrs. Wee Yip, he had gone ouUude of the three-miling the landing at Kihei under tlx Mrs. F. Sing, Mr. J. Kula, L. P. Scott, unut ana naa conreontntiy . violated
lirexmit conditions, much time would It. I.. Ilaliey, M. 11. Side. Chuck Hoy, the rule that ths Fret ldent should not
Mr. (', ,AkaU, W. If. Hice Sr., Kev. go outside of ths United States during
be lost."
Hans Isenberg, C. H. 8pit.
,
his term of office. '
Per P. M. str. Korea, from Manila
Is a
"There
that the
HoiiKkone: and Japan vorts.
For Ho- President must no do that," be said.
nolulu, Mrs. B. Bucklin, Lin Hsin
CONTEST PROVES
do not know wb ether this la
Ling, P. A. Palmer, T. H. Fon, H. O. "I
the President might
cf s fear
Withers, Hon. It. B. Wolcott, Van; not behave outcido of the lurisdictlon
Wen l'eug, J. Jchikawa.
of American law, or wbnber hie con-FATAL TO YOUNG BOXER
YANKEE HEAVYWEIGHT
country...! do njt believe that I misDROPS ENGLAND'S BEST behaved on thl e,cfin, however, sn1
i aa am duo7 vnas in country wui
STl ' KHKN V I LLK, Ohio, March :u- i-(
LONDON. England. March 30.
teavm a men,
res" wa ghd
Associated
I'ress by Federal Wire
Press by Federal Wireless)
to virtt a vessel whlrt
"I
less) "Special
Delivery" Tully, h Frank Moran, of Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- represent
the reciprocity connection
nineteen year old boxer, died here last vania, laat night knocked Bombadler between
this country mi Argentine."
night, following a glove contest with Welle of England in tbe tenth round.
Clyde Hharp.
'
Tully was struck s Both men are heavyweights and the
Mow over the heart shortly after the contest wae
;
scheduled to go twenty CHARLEY WHITEMMS
oMuing of the first round anil keeled ounds.
ANOTHER
CHAMPIONSHIP
over ou the floor of tbe ring union
PHILADELPHIA," Mart h
scions. When pocked up and carried
Press by Feivral Wirelosal
to his corner Tully was dead. Sharp THEIMA PARKER CASE
ii ml the other principals, iu the contest
UP IN COURT TODAY t hurley White outpointed Charley
were jailed.
.cn. ii u);ninnijni VIIMI'I- Judge Whltsey'a court caleiiilar for i'i iiuiiia.,
on, here last night ia a slj roun I
today contain tbe following matters: contest, afteVwurda clainiinu;
the. cliaui- SNOWSTORM PREVENTS
Honolulu
Athletic' ' Park, Limited,
r rauce,
H. O. Lowry, hearing on mo Ipionslup of
susiMst
BEGINNING OF SEASON tion to set
ease' for trial; estute of
THE FRUIT S3AS0N.
V- SALT LAKE, March 30-- (
Assooiat Tlielma Parker Smart, probate of will
e I I'ress by Federal Wlrelos) Snow and sii)(estion of disqualiflcntinn. I.i.tli
Uowel eotnplt tut Is ni're to be prevaIm'KUu falling here this morning and of which
are likely to go over for lent duriug the fruit seuhon. Be sure
ill indicatioli point to it 1elng ueces another week. The same action tiinv to keen a iott'erf ChevwbjrlHie's Colie,
urv to cull off tin- opening game of he taken tomorrow in renrl to lie. rholei'i nnil :urrhi li II "i e lv on hard;
It iiiiiv nine h li1'". l'nr i'e I v all deal-v- .
the 'ai-- lie Const Lengue hsselinll ten petition fur administration o!
nun in which the Venice and Suit Luke
lieiiKon, Kn i.h t
in ouestjoii, which it set
" ln :ii
1, l.til'., ageuta
:
ing ut nine o'clock iu the morning.
tenia were to bu participants.
lor Hawaii.
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HAWAIIAN
TUESDAY,; IIAIXII
GAZETTE,
THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
ii0' m
An
Japan and the Open Door
a recent statement regarding the Japanese
side of the Japanese-Chines- e
ques
tion, Count Okuma, the Japanese premier, strikes
the same note as that reported in a" recent address made in Chicago" by Dr. Shailer Mathews,
The Japanese premier Is less abrupt in his charge
'that interested Powers are ). seeking to involve
Japan and the United States but the meaning of
his diplomatic phrases is none the less clear. '
The Sage of Waseda.' as the Veteran politician
of Japan is effectioriateljr called ' throughout tb
IN
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ADVERTISER'S
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able desire and the most comprehensible excess
of feeling can do us the utmost harm if given
way to at an unsuitable, moment." ',
?
- Touching on the future, Herr Heine declares
that in these portentous times courage and determination must not be weakened, r
"The. party, without hesitation" chose its rightful place at the outbreak of the war,"1 he says.
Now, in the middle of the war, while .dangers
increase and the ability of every man Is needed,
th party must not vacillate thereby'causing confusion in the ranks of Germany's defenders. This
might cause the most serious consequences for
the whole German people," including the' Working
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self-decepti-
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s,
to-ta-ke
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well-ground- ed
pre-ttod-
ed
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it-w-
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ScMI-WEEKL-
NcutjralitypfcShfo
TUeLcssQp
Ijnited States
PUBLIC sentiment n the
cool under he rather startling international incidents that have been coming, so
thick and fast of late, There .'seems not the
Slightest .disposition ta et !'iiet up" and rush'for
a musket. For the moment the troubles Oyer neutral vessels in the North Sea hive been lost sight
of. Two ships, flying the 'stars' and stripes, recently have' been sent tdhe bottom'-bGerman
mines; two or three tnpre,' Including- the": Dacia,
have been towed into French and. British ports
for ' trial before prirecotirts.V Exceedingly; important international law- questions are at issue
and the effect iipori tfie'rights of neutral nations
"'
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will be far reaching.;.;'
;
eat!
in,
its"
The state department has
gr
problem'
working; out Hhes- - matters.'; The,, proclamations
of Germany and Great "Britain regarding neutral
shipping'in the North1 Sea and the British' .Channel have been Obscured kf' Britain' 'more recent
decision o hold up ail ships to German ports .and
'
to prohibit 'ships arfd cWgoe1 trorri cfman ports'.
Great Britain is extending-'jthlist of contraband
goods beyond all previous precedents andfthere
is room tq doubt, whether proper regard has been
shown for th neutral commerce of the United
is the first
of its kind m the history of the modern
American navy, but it was bound to come. WherHAS GRADUATED
,
tiske-d.'
pjTlater.
ever life is
ife is lost sodflcr
Men are killed" learning to 'fly, ftatnlng towira,
learning to 6kate, riding" to hounds, even playing Bicycle Bandit Believes In Busl- baseball. ' Those who go down to' the sea in sjiips
ness Methods, So Installs
'
know from old "the temper of their ''Jderoarsand
; An'AddinQ Machine '
exacting" mistress. '
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Nevertheless, there is a lesson to learn fiom this
ofegslon;
accident. Seafaring is a dangerous. pf
but,,
jar
the government does what it can to iiitigaite he, ..JerestiCpyerina HappenjnQS
;:,
m
s'taupnf
risks by establishing
On Bia Island
'V'
mers are sometimes seized with cramps o'caugft?
in the undertow, so we, statiori liteguaxd4'jQWl
beaches. No autpmpbile race is run without amThose joshers la Honolulu who aro .
bulances and a hospital corps in attendance. Railalways telling the fifteen year ago
THE
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Empireis explidt concerning the' intention ,'of
-v
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Japan 'not to, ttrterferetiduJy.j.'Withi American Classes,.;
; '.V''
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closing
tbtf7omadei.'t
calls
atop
In
disclaimer
a
while
in
bpw
complete
the Orient,
rights
is made of the allegation that Japan desires any their attempts to disrupt the. party, ' with, conse'
quent danger to the Fatherland v j
;
1"i
suzerainty over China,
;
V ,v
w
not
says,
is
oppottune,'
."The
time
hi
"to
efforts
resort
been made to
"Too often, of late,' have
and to hope '', that eventually
invent some plausible '..' cause for disruption of to
Japanese-America- n
relations," Count Okuma said. things will not bt so bad.; Every ..day now may
failing. in this do much damagi. ' ltUs the;custom of those in
'"The would-b- e ' mischief-makerno notice of confused' and
attempt, now look upon China as the field .where the majorUy'
'
the two Powers may be made to clash, j As for untrtie attacks pn the defense ofthe Fatherland.
V "It,
to be true, neither easy nor comfortable
myself, I see no reason for any such conflict
to oppose those who, with the, authority of
' "Both England arid Japan have a
superior learning and intelligence spread
understanding in; regard to the principles of
' equal
for example, as
opportunity (th, 'pen door') and the ter-- abroad a. mass of untruths-suc- h,
ritorial integrity of China, and America is in real- tha.t'tha..war is a war of conquest; by Germany;
begun in order to suppress the yvork-ihity a good ally, though she is tiot 'a format sigria tjiat
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movement ; that the borders of the Fa'ther-fan- d
tory to any alliance. ,';; v ;
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are j)b longer menaced, and the like".'And
There have naturally been cases where the inLyet
necessary. that' the party's com- it
terests of individual' American merchants have
ecenrn fht ltnfi1acanf Atit'ir Vclashed with those of individual Japanese mer."Tbe homeliesand most unassuming, comrade
chants, just as there Jhaye, been unpleasant rela
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tiom among Japanese merchants themselves ; but ii in a position to askof the' intriguers this quVes-- i
this is the inevitable result of ah open door policy, tioni-1-.- '
".'Do yogi,. want your party,' in the eyes of the
and I believe that equal opportunity, which means
competition, means also rivalry, which in turn world, to assume the responsibility. in case Ger" V
many should be beaten, cut to pieces and robbed
means hostility of private interests.
"Now commercial rivalry should be fought out of iti jjo'diisry and commerce, or do. you want to
y
"in competition. . Our protect the German workingman from' this?
on the ground of
. ."Hffwhbse eyes are not open by this is surely
government does not help our" merchants ta
d
with foreign merchants in China, beyond the beyond help, and may 'before all the world," be
general encouragement which - all governments chargedwith indifference yes, with enmity togive to their subjects to further foreign trade.V-- ward his people and .hU cduntry.'Vi ): i:
"The? German 'social A democracy has- lived
"Some time ago an American commission came
to ,the far East to investigate why.'American cot- through a great hour, and, as was tOyhave'been
ton goods are being- superseded by the Japanese expected, has proved worthy. v'May it continue to
article. It was suspected that we wert resortmg discard the half true and thV.luntrue, and dare
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to unfair me; ns. The1 commission visited .the'cot to bettf large calibre."?
ton mills in Osaka and other, places, andj saw for
themselves, that the Japanese cost of prddiictiori
is slightly below the, American and hence be
' goods could be. sold more. cheaply, with the", result ytITIES have no heart except a business one,
that they will aelf'n spite of inferior quality. fj V is the cenerallv accehtcrti i&e. hut nnm In
4! believe thLa Amencaij tnartufactufcecA pAy. a'.wtnle. something bobs jid t show that, the big
V
' more attendort.
ttWrexp6rt;trde IKryTUI tAttiWpalityirjnx
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study .foreign markets and, accommodate their , xMakine the saloon men x&v
of pivfric
products to foreign demands. They will' readily tfie liquor cure'tfTtoo-lib'era- l
customers'is the latfind the Chinese market is an open one, and that ent achievement in this 1in and also the splendid
Japan is not resorting-tunfair means to control work done for women ly the Woman's Protecit, v I feel like advising American
to tive Bureau, of Oakland,' which has more than
come to the East and study our commercial meth-- , made good since its establishment as an experipds as well as the China market
ment a year or so ago.
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A tearful little woman qalled on Miss Beatrice
China and Japan, our demands in no way trespass McCall, head of the Bureau, and told a sad' tale
upon the principles of the open door, and China's of an erring husband, who unheadful of the warnacceptance will not hurt in the least the right of ings of his spouse, had insisted on treading trie
any third Power. The strpng desire of Japan is primrose path untiHs job was gone and his famthat China should attain rea dignity and inde- ily destitute.' He was a good man, the little
pendence, and should not fall a prey to any nation. woman said, and treated the family well except
Her integrity and prosperity are not only an ad- when he was drinking.
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vantage to us, but the solo guarantee of peace in
So Miss McCall got busy and had the husband
the far East. To secure this peace is the unde- take the liquor cure at the expense of the BuTeau.
Then, her sense of poetic justice being stirred,
rlying motive of Japanese diplomacy."
she decided that it was up to someone else to
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pay the bills instead of the city. So she wrote a
number of letters
not threats, of course, but
cabled report that Karl Liebknecht, the suggestions.
The men to whom these suggestions were sent
Socialist leaden 'has been sent to
evidently
believed as did the head of the Bureau,
the Alsatian front to join his regiment, in order
for
a
few
days later five of them, all saloon men
that he may not be able to lead any movement
in the Reichstag in opposition to the war, is a of whom the little, woman's husband had been a
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further indication of dissension in the, ranks of customer, filed into the office of Miss McCall and
the Social Democratic party, evidence of which came through with a big check, sufficient to cover
has been cropping out for the past three or four all the expenses of the "drunk" cure and to give
weeks. In a pamphlet issued two weeks ago by the family .enough to get along with until the
Herr Wolfgang Heine, who heads' the war party husband cpuld start again.
amongst the Socialists, Doctor Liebknecht was
taken to task severely for his attitude. The
pamphlet was entitled ''Against the Intriguers"
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AN application for relief for a family in di
and is notable for its frankness about the
V tress always opens up opportunities to do
position of Germany as well as
many
kinds of service. The immediate relief of
for its attack upon the great Socialist leader.
the acute distress receives the first attentiqn, but
,. Herr Heine alleges that the socialist organ
has been guilty of deception and of caus- this relief leads only to pauperism if nothing more
ing "disruption of the inner unity of the party is done. The Associated Charities endeavors to
and the promotion, on Jbe othcrhand, of the in- discover and, Uo remove the underlying causes
terests of those who In the "time of the country's that compel a fa'inily or individual to seek food,
shelter or, clothing.
need condemn the position of the", party." , t
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At the present time four skilled workers are
;
"The social democracy," he sayst,''couJd act no
differently than it has done; it had, to align itself required to d,o this work in Honolulu. From
in the morning to half-paon the side of the Fatherland in this war." He eight-thirt- y
four each
refutes indignantly the ' assertion of the "intri- afternoon these' workers are visiting in the homes
guers" that the social' democrats' are "hurrah pa- of the poor or talking to them in the office, 'or
triots," chauvinists and jingoes, and denies that communicating with their friends or relatives
Once' a week a group of about fifteen people
the war.fron Germany's viewpoint is' an imper'
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who
are " interested in philanthropic endeavor
ialistic undertaking.
"As long," he continues, "'as trje enemies can- meet at the office of the Associated Charities and
not contemplate any peart that "does' not' presup- formulate plans for each family which will
if that is pospose dictating to prostrate Germany, just so long restore it to a state of
is it worse than madness, a betrayal of the inter- sible, or to give them the wisest kind of continuests of our people, in fact, to talk of peace to ous relief. These plans are executed daily by tlje
four workers employed, or by members of the
them.
"To stick it out to the end! That above all Rehabilitation' Committee, or by other friends who
things is, pur duty to ourselves. Our longing and are giving volunteer service,
our hopes, cur sympathy' and our concern, must This is the kind of practical charity that shouid
not be allowed to overpower us, at least not until receive support Aid tiven to it is aid irivpn to
everything is dark ahead, Even the most pardon- - the deserving poor ami aid given in the best way."
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for-about Hilo's
en-Crescent
Cjty
Jia
the
that
Jetting,
than tho
tob;bottr. J
Den
gopd for fat yooog jwultry.
Broiler! Ut, I to 1 lbs.,
.
Iilaxt wrrt plentiful. PriM low.
Island tab. batter,, lb,.rt'...28 t JO Young4oter, lb.....; .33 to .40
Hena. tdoi eoadition. lb., .25 to .2714
r.a.
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BOO.
Tnrkmilh. .
kL?''it-'- - Duekal MnneoTr. lb...... .24 to,,
Afh
freah' IiUutfRga, ;los. .'X.T.to JO .Dueka, Peking, Ih...'...,;
U ,80
Duckt, Hawaiian,, doi. , , i ...... 8.40 '
Ink . eggfL do . . t & .'iT.:
Denuuid good for
O
may prepare 10 Tccrivu unovpcr niv;.'.
sav a mi paper. ;rBtoriee,or. county yi
and visit- prisoner t Cahu
ing the moving picture snows arenot
in the aame'class at Hawaii's own star
Joy-ridin- g
buwlar.'
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perform
That . individual
ance deserve a paragraph all to them-.- ,
selves. o here aoe. . . . v
.' A MllpliTOi .Imilmeio,- not content
ardinanr burglar, has :
With being dnrliled' to institute businesslike moth- and Je la
eds ia bis adopted-ealllng- ,
oow carrj-lBaround an adding ma- hi stolen' rash- Shin 40 ,orajut
The last: entry made-on- '
th.mchlno'
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Manuel BoVI'm'
Wa that of
HI..1. '. ,'lrW Krkk w,ir-- la ttianirhl. in '
have been frgarding the- transaction at
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Japanese hotel, in' llonokaa, where
gathered ia . by Imsmio.
Jleside the adding macfaln.' thft
terprising burglar- ha, a stolen blcMeV'
Id his possession,' and ' he has
nit a clever contrivance by whVh the ,
adding machine, ia .. atUeheLrto the
50 wa
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handlebar.
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WsU Known Potty "TMe'fX' ;
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Irnsmclo is said by thT police
petty ,thi7. Ho used to
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(onflae hi attentiony6 chickens, cloth-
to'1''
well-know-
ing and '.eggs. Lately ho ' graduated,
and is now a rptfular practitioner in
tho burglary lloev His maiden efforts
in his new lis of endeavor are said
WHO GOES THERE?
to have beeytarted at Honomn, where
gone through with,
several stom were
much suctes.. - From that'vllUge ho
Jw Paaullo, where he decided
AMIGOS B I RAMI jumped
to par1 a few nocturnal visits to one
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or twb plaees.
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Manager Patten of the plantation
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store waa paid a visit la his borne, at
(AuoelsUd PrJ br Fedrsl Wireless.)'.
asout midnight. ', Tho genial manager.
was, sound asleep and dreaming about DOTJOLAa, . Axisona,
Maxcit . 80.- Mistaking tho friendly force, of OmA what will happen when WO' haro f ro
oral Bamaniegoa iot uie too, a guajra sugat. Ho ..was aroueed br hi rife,- I
of. honor sent oat from Agua Prieta Wbo, announced that ah beard soma
to escort him Into tbo city fired at hit intruder In tho room.' . Patten jumped r
advaaea guard, whoa it wa oaoonntorod out of bed and saw
making at
twenty - mile distant.
Nobody, wae top speed for a window.. .The chase ;
hurt, but th rotnforconienta, Aot ttking that ensued was Interesting and exeiW-lng- ,
th character of tbslr reception, broke
and for a time it looked a if tho
and fled aero ta , Ajawrlcaa border Luralar-'woulbe captured, f However.': .
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in the darkness.:
the aBrtfi'rwas 'mg(e to 'see K
BORDER 'yf
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WABHTtfQTON," March '
more field batter! osrhAve Mn ordered declare that their old friend ,'JmameiO
say that nit fb Filipino
to Brownavlllo, Xexs, oa. Cien. Fan did thetl-ick- l
- to
ths heeds to steal now Is an b(0ce .build- ton' recommendation,border.,, : An lnfautry rciiii..ine At ing, llo bos everything else neeessary
an
selling business, if
Texas. CltF sjjto ha
v ordered, to
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riunaem umc or casu -- '.v .v
hold Itself tnAeadlnes.,-,- .
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Finding : Paaullo aroused, tho' F5
', With theW .addition nia - u ar. do- oartmeiit lsoonfldeiit- - cWr XjnertcMi pino started off on hi bicycle, wbie
force In Brownavllle,' Texas, aro Anv be bad stolen in Honomo, for Hon
pi to protoct th town frees the- - fight kaa. Ho' did not court any attention
ing Just across th border. ' The United ia that famous village, so slipped in
State forces now consist of on quad. quietly after dark.. lie evidently knew
ron, of the Srd Cavalry, two squadron the lay of the country well, for the
of the 12th Cavalry,
machine gun same evening Manuel Bbtbelp's.offio
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platoon and a battery of. the etn Field was, broken into, ' 130 in task Was
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taken and also an ' a (fding .machine.
Qenersl Funston ha Wired fhit VlUa The next place visited was a 'Japanese
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has if field gnna- and' many nWalne hotel, and that yielded another acceptguns; Oarransa, If field gun and. SO able sum, which waa duly recorded on
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tho adding machine. Then
machino gnna, .
few small
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houses were broken Into and rams of
SBTtntKINO
' Diploma tl adviceaar. that : Obre-go- n money stolen.
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la returning' to XMaxloo City fend
Some time in ' th
early hours of
that the Zapatista are witAdrawlnx-Becrttar- Wednesday morning the wheelman de- -'
Bryan said that Provisional parted for Kukuihaele, where he
President. Oars had promised to give dropped in to pay hia respect
sev
Immediate consideration to th problem eral stores. '. Host Bylva of th to
Kukuiof the food supply la Mexico Xtyty.
haele
emporium
delighted to
The British tmhaseadpr has Inquired find thirsthis stock of was
wet 'mods wss
of Becretary Bryan what arrangementr Intactthat'
next morning wen he heacdof
wlU' b
made for th protection of
trouble of others
foreigner if th Zapatista evacuate. theTho
Waimea police are on th lookCoL O'Connor notifies th war
out for a Filipino who rides a bicycle
that ho warned th warring with
an adding machine atteabed to the
violating the Kaco
faction against
agreement to protoct th - American handlebars. The cops think they will '
Mow him if he passes their way out?
aid of th line.
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fitted ns described, but "what some, of '
them-wan- t
to know is how the will
be able to tell the right man If a
Filipino riding a bicycle and carrying
SHIP BUILDERS WANT
a plantation store on his back wends j
his wajr through Waimea. 8houfd they
arrest the man on suspicion, is' the
question that Is disturbing the rural
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Mutton, lb.
Pork, lb.
TBEX
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The following are quotations on feed,
f.o.b. Honolulu.
Corn, small yellow, ton, 41.00 to 42.00
Corn, large, yellow, tonll.M to 41.0
Corn, tracked, ton... 4XM to 4tJSQ
...is.,
lb. .....
Sheep Skins, each....
MM tloat Skins, white, each
A. 4.
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Barley, ton
Bran,' ton
Kipe,
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to .20
to .30
.11
to .11
.10
.10 to
.17
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OkU, ton
. 49.00.
ton . ;
. Wheat,
Middlings, ton
, 40.00
Hay, wheat, ton.,. .. ,. 28.00
Hsr, alfalfa, ton ...23.00
'Alfalfa meal, ton ', ...23.00
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to 47.00
4.00
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to
42.00
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Steers, No.'
start
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Alligator pears, dos.'i,'. j.' .TB to 1.00 iLiihe,i 100
. .90 to 1.00
. .80 to .00
Bananas, Chinese,, bunfjl, J? to .80. Pinampples, ewt, ..
17
to .20
Bananas, cooking, booch, .79 to 1.00 . (Uiwbefries, lb. ..
. .23 to .6J
.80 to .40
Watermelons, eaeb.
Breadfruit, dos.
Figs, 100
.10
.tU'.i'M to LOO Pohaa, lb.
.01
Orapea,- - Isabella, lh..
,4.0 to .11
to ' .02
Papalas, lb. .......
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u ranges, uawn. inope in maraei;.
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' 'Beef,1 cattle" and sleep arc sot.
ed and paid for by dressed weight
bought at live weights, They aro J Hogs, up to' 150 lbe., lb., .10tf to .11
taken by tbe meat eompaaies, flresa-- . , ; Hogs, 150 lbs and over, lb. .08' to 10
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The Territorial Marketing dviaien under supervision of the U. tL
Any
Station la at tbo servlor of all eitUen of the Territory.
produqo which farmera may send to the Marketing Division Is sola at the
f I per. cent Is made, tt is
best obtainable priee. A ma'ketiPir tharg
Marketing Division w( t aLd how
highly 'desirable the t farmers notify
atacn produeo they har for sale and about when it will bo ready to
(Asfnrt.td Pru 1r rdarl Wirlua.t
ship. .The shipping mark of thl Division Is U. &. E. B. Letter .; ddreaa
LONDON, March 30. A deputation
Honolulu. P. O. Bos 1J87. Salesroom Ewa corner- Nuuann and Queen 8U, from tho . Ship Builders' Employers
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Telephone 1840. Wirelesa
conferred yesterday, with
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David Lloyd Qoorg, chancellor of tho
exchequer, snsnlmonaly urging that
WEEKLY. MARKER, LETTER
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th government two anwrder prohibiting tbo further saU of In toxicants
the reM thronghont Great Britain for
Durlug the past week there has been 20 eenta in case lots.
Due to large shipment of mainland mainder of th period of tho wa. Onl.
a decline in the prices of several prodby such a move will th national
ucts. Hogs axe just
little, cheaper and New Zealand onions of very Kood
Inhe met, the employei
the
quality
Island
onions
Bermuda
are formed tho chancellor.
than last week wiri A good supply la
getting
good
as
not
year.
sale
as last
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the market. So far as can be learned
wuippen iv me mamianu
there has been no cut in the. retail fiTaa
costly
watch
has
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been
a
that
made
bringing
not
aro
as
good a price, as
price. Island beef took a drop today.
for oxhibitioa purposes there is a
This is caused by the large aupply com- waa received last year. Word has been wheel that make a revolution ' only
few
received
the
small
that
shipments
ing in from the large ranches. Small
In four years? oparating, a ;li
uawati naa exceeded the demand onr
shipment of dressed. t?et .e,onthu to rrom
Shows the years, months and days.
that
spit
of the fact that our onions
in
arrive from Molokal an Hawaii.
Island ergs are more plentiful than art the first of the new crop to reach
ever and It Is reported, that fresh egg that market. This is probably caused tiful from now on and the prjee 4
are being offered as low as 3. cents by large quantities of good onions still likely to drop a little.
la storage rrom last year's crop.
. market.
many- more cooking bana- . A great
a doaea to- - dealers in
Twenty flve1 cents 'la: the Jowest ..eggs ' Strawberrke. are getting more plon uas could be used than are now being
havs brought i,UiMlul fo' A good tiful and th demand is keeping pace, received, umei have been very scares
many years., Last year the lowest price I'otias are in greut demand but prsc for sfeveral weeks and are commanding
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,' reported jraa 28 cants,, So.ar th"Wvl-sio- n tically none are being received. Alli- cood prices...
The prices of feeds, have dropped
has sold no nrat'dasa eggs lower gator pear aro getting more plentiful
than 87 eenta. Latest report from and a few mangoes have appeared ta during the week. .'This gives some
tbo market.. A large shipment of vi relief to producers of ours and stock
San Francisco ahow that Ejtra-FresRanch Eggs are being sold in Urge termelona waa received during the but the prices are yet abov normal.
A. T. LONOLKV,
qiianHties t 20' tent a doren.1 They week and sold at good prices. From
Marketing Superintendent
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are being sold la Honolulu p low. as 1 11 reports inelous will be more' pirn
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Corn,xflweet, 100 eart. h2.00 to ' 2.23
Corn, JHaw., amall yello
(none).
Corn,
large yellow. (neat)..
d
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troops
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Greet KPeppera, BoH, lb. . .06 to J07p.
'.',..' ',.01'',
G roe iH peppe, Chin, lb
new, .01 V4. to .oa
PoUtott, Jl. Irish,
PoUti,' Ial ' aweet, ewt. ....
Taro, Iwet land, ewt. ..
.V.
Taro, IfchBch,',-.2 to .02 Vt
lb
.06 to .01
pers, aoz.
.35 to .40
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4.00
CalicA', m wfc". i , ;Mrl .
BmaQ 'white, twt..
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menthad no apparatuH tqual to the tatf-goinpromptly
,
- No criticism is made. of- the twicers And Jnen,.
They did all that lay Sir humandvoipn capacity ;
diving-beland ingenuity; but the act remams. that-TU being .built now vvhichf ithad. been 'avail;
lives.,
able pronptly, might haVe Saved twenty-on- e
States;;VThe questions involved art, too complicated, for ; AVherever there is a submarine base there, ought,
the average mind! 2Th'e, internationar'" lawyers tabe diving apparatus capable of use at the depth '
have something of real Importance t? ,Vrestl with to which submarines are likely to sink in practise..
t
VViison has anvolutions.1 Submarines seldom go down 200 feetv '
and it is little
nounced tliat he'WilrsenbJvisitorsor th next There is in use for commercial salvage operations' '
three weeks that he fniy haVe, ample time "In which a collapsible tube which can be lowered to a depth1.'
to Inform himself about these matters It will be- of 400 feet. Provided with powerful searchlight$r-;- '
come known eyentuaUy whether the President has and free from the terrific pressure which cripples;
done all that reasonably can be expected of hiirAo divers in suits and helmets, the operator can Vvprk preserve- the nght&olt American ship owners. and Lin freedom for unlimited peribds, with light.to Bee
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wv't' f
service'
Veal
opportunity for
hefe. New principles
of international la are likely to be established as shall be the status of neutral shipping in time of
a result of the European war and, unless there is war.; If. the Allies win England presumably will
great caution, , the United States' 7 will., suffer in dominate in these conventions. Important matters
prestige because, of, the willingness" of Europead of damages also will remain to be adjusted. The
belligerents' to gnort"6urtig1its'.
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United States hardly will permit ships under her
After the, war there probaWy will be activity to flag to be sunk by German submarines without
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WORK RESUMED
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Work ha already been - resumed en
the liiio federal funding and no time
ijbewgi9tji rushingth.Job ahesd.. .
Daily boasts can be heard as charges
of powder-- ar1 ' seV v off In orvler ' to
excavate the foundation site, The plans
for the- foundation have been changed
somewhat,
but only for the . good,
as the new building, when complete,
will be in no ganger of becoming
cracked or. in. auy way, becoming dam.
aged through any cause.
Contractor 'Will la delighted to be
able to go ahead, with the work that
help up for ao long a time,
ami lbe o.bsf already, .during .th past
few days, jnad an impression en th
oiulorxround 'work. ' Inspector Cohen is
Itbkt
itrh underway V
agaia, and h predicts that everything
will now go ahead without interruption,
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The new that a cable has been received from Washington, ha
already
been published, and it only remains
to say that inspector Coheu Is still of
tb opinion that when the H)lo federal
building I completed tbo town 0 will
have a structue of which rvery oue ran
be justly proud,
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ALERT J ' Lieut. Alfred Li Ede ncl? Member of Lost
NAVAL TENDER'
lit Foreground: Navajo Towing Crane Into Harbors Aeroplane
tor; and Electro-Magne- t;
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"Location,' Drag of Dredge
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TMtarday axiemboii,
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Una forking uotU w rals tha aubmarlna, but v have given up hopa for
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PEKINQ, March 89. China 'a parleying haa brought no abatement in
the eevailty of the teraa lmpoaed by
Japan. On the contrary, It waa reported here today that two additional
daman ds have been submitted, both of
them atrlklng aerloualy at tha lnteg
'.fathoms of water.'1
of the national life.
Buoys .mark the spot About it .tugs will thread their way rlty
The flrat of the new demands is said
todays trying to catch her in the nets of cable." When they
to be for a aubatantlal there la th
they will w6rk until they
the great float- administration of the euatomi; the
second for partldoatlon la the governing crane fronx Pead Hartjor will bow itself to the task of dragging ment
monopoly of ealt, a lucrative
the steel frame from the sea ooxe. But there is no hope that the source of revenue.
Chinese officials admitted today that
men will be alive when this has been acciornplished.
now
reached
i What was believed to be the submarincV iaught by the dredge the negotiations have
rrounda. , Nevertheless Yuan
California Saturday night, was an anchorVff was pulled up yes- perilous
Shlh-ka- i
la doing his beat to keep
sea. When deeply dissatlsnsd populace la contrit
terday morning. Jack Agra descended 21 jf feet into the
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he was drawn to the surface he said threex words: ',. "
newspapers tcdav that thev afbst
the
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tamper the tone of tbslr. comnMnis,
(Men threw up their hands and turneayfray.
and be urged again that the WJyc&it
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Paga
of Japanese goods be relaxed.
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LONDON, March 28. A Beuter mes- sage from Ktocltholtn - eonnnna the
of a double disaster to the
csrly
German merchant marine in the Ualtic.
The steamer Havafia went asboro in m
proDawy a
S"JW 'tu
total wreck. The steamer Koenigsberg
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The steamer
the ( onfeilerfJun had played durlug and in destroyed.
rciiorted lost, is claimed by a
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the areat
p i.t.nt. Tuft. wan one of the sneak umttU ii i(om rjwlnemunde to be prob
f', m a Uerman port. All
ers. Th msnrialt
f'yVi1'"- - ably
were carrying cargoea
of
three lii
iron ore to Germany.
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childspn ' iilaymtf I d .the street
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PAZO OlMTMYSNt' wMguarnteed
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March tl.
The
has isue.l an official
tlcniul of the report that Lady l'aget
fcuibia oi typhus fever.
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stoauicr Trotliurk Iism been wrecked
Kighteon
of
(i IT Oiu Morocco coast.
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characteristics, he would be unable to do what he does.
'215
Yesterday, he dived
feet into the sea. This was the third
time, since the F-- f wetit down, that he had been in the neighborhood
of 200 feet from' the ttm and air. Hia pal, G. B. Evanshas been down
four times. His greatest depth was 186 feet. Yesterday he went
11Q to ascertain Wrhethef 4ne cable of the dredge California waa hold
V.
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Agraz' mark of yesterday is believed to be a world's record. He
had, but not until he had advised his
took all the line the motor-bomates emphatically' that he' wanted it. They feared to let him go
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eerstone of the oiaKuiftcen memorial
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bping erected
Crovs in honoi'of the WQmea of the
by
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';ivil War waa dald
glowiug
President Wilson, wiOo l'aa
in'bU(tdress to the part the
ana tn women or
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men of the F- - are mourned
HERE is, no hope. Twenty-on- e
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where,' they began Thursday, with this single exception;
Tle exact location of the submarine is knowru She lies in forty-seve-n
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Jack Agraz, Wearing Only Helmet arid Without Weights, reaches Depth of 215 Feet
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te. T. Moor said: 4X regrrt to
(octU, vhch wt took for the 7-- 4
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Informed by wireless last nighty
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that the ' submarine. F-- 4
lay on the bottom of the Honolulu fairway and that almost
no hope was felt that any of
the crew still lived, President
Wilson expressed deep grief
and was visibly, distressed.
The President is on his way to
Annapolis for a brief outing on
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depths given.'
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California,
which was holding the big
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anchor and chain, and it was straight."
WONDERFUL; DiyER LEARNS A LESSON f
But Jack has Ifarned one.' lesson. Thursday he descended too
abruptly, attaining about 200 feet in five or six minutes, and the too
sudden change closed, the incredible weight of the water about rum
like a monstrous vise, so that" he must have looked death in the face.
He was in a collapse when he regained. the surface.
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Yecterday he crawled d6wn, literally by inches.
took alrnost,,
a full hour to descend and .to ascend, for it would be almost as dangerous to emerge from the deep too quickly as to enter it too quickly.
USE NO WEIGHT ON THEIR FEET
Evana use no weights on their feet. They are clad
and
Agraz
only in trunks and light shirt They slip into the water and the
helmet is placed over' th" bcd. A weighted rope hangs below.
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and
They crawl down this, while the men above give out
if
line,
signal
on
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tug
the mar.
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MONSTER PONTOON CRANE
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In the afternoon, drama rose to its climax, The anchor cable
of the. California was taut. Suddenly it slackened. A man in an
open; boat cried out and pointed. A awirl of white bubbles broke
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from below and spread on the swclL
iooped
the'
becri
submarine and had twistabOut
.The cable had
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is the latest plan to guide dragging operations.
A diving-beIt is being built at the Honolulu Iron Works and may be completcast-iro- n
ed today. Glass portholes will be placed ia.a
pipe; its lower end will be scaled; a man will enter and the
top will be closed. He will be lowered tQ the submarine and he will
be able to direct the placing of chains and cables.
also was tried out yesterday for the first
An electro-magn..v,.v'...-.i;w!.tim
MERE CONJECTURE
ARE
DEATH
CAUSES OF
if they are dead, as appears
What has killed, the twenty-on- e
F-U.
recovered. Her hull is bethe
be
until
told
certain cannot
seams;
but there probably are
lieved to be intact, without any great
minor openings which would flood some, compartments. Her air
eupply was large enough to maintain life for a long time if there
were no complicating factors, but there might have been many,,
Sea water may have reached the batteries and generated chlorine
gas. Death may have been by suffocation or drowning; slow or
mercifully quick. The men may have died when the boat first met
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with her mishap.
Two
luhg
strike.
hqd
her
California
fast
to
long
the
All night
drags had swept the floor of the sea and were held by the dredge.
Those, on the ship became incredulous wben they observed 'the
slight strain on the steel cables leading over the boom, and the en:. !':
gines began hoisting.
y
to the surface. Then Agraz
They raised the weight
down his descent
slipped into the water and disappeared. Half-wa- y
anchor, with, fathom after fathom
he found the.,
of chain trailing from her into the dim depths below. He went on.
215 feet. This was shown pj the gauge of the
)t, He reached
i, which registers pressure and depth accurately. It is held to be a
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DIVER SEES ,NO SIGN OF. CRAFT
There was no sign of the submarimcj j A gra climbed back iuto
d been in the water al
inc air. icsccnaing ana asccnumg,
most an hour, he said, . ,
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fva donkey-engin- e
The California surrenderedron a
barge, which drew up the anchor 'and grct mass of chain, estimated to.be ninety fathoms.
Evans dived 110 feet to the second drag to see whether
ft had ijuiything. He found nothing.
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Thus the whole, fabric of hope, woven. about the strikes of the
''California, was destroyed? It is evident that no line had been twin-''- "
ed about the submarine since' the Navajo lost her hold Saturday,
after one end of her drag "had parted the night before.
Soundings yesterday showed, a comparatively smooth surface
cf the ocean floor and indications were that the submarine was on
aa even keel. The depth was taken accurately at forty-seve- n
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And woeful women weeping
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stood Lieut
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Suddenly the man in the boat cried shrilly to the lieutenant and afrni.l to atay ' in the viciuity of any
building.
cast out his arm. Heads jerked to attention, and bodies stiffened.
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in the sun. They must have come from the submarine.GREEK MINISTRY
Slowly they died away. Each eye watched their passing. The
explanation given. byH. G. Plummer of the Hawaiian Dredging
Company, assisting in the work of the dredge, was that his cable
PLACATES PUBUG
had made a loop about the submarine and had whirled it about when
the strain of the moving dredge became too great
"'An hour before this time, the gaunt, black' lines of the crane
had moved1 into the harbor to be anchored untilit should be needed Denies Statements
Thajt By
for drawing the stricken submarine from its bed, 7 A sea almost as Maintaining Neutrality Greece
smooth as a mirror made it possible for the Navajo to tow the crane
Will
Lose Opportunities
from Pearl Harbor. Crowds everywhere on the waterfront had,
watched its'tlow progress for five hours, from the time it was a
l're li) JVdnrnl Wlrrlmc.1 '
ATll F,H, March 29. Th nrw uiihblack patch against the green of the hll .,,1,
liKtry intuoij an olficial statement
CRANE COULD HANDLE INTACT r SUBMARINE
rjfBr)ing the attituiie of the
i.
ireeli foviTDinfat towards the war,
This crane has a capacity for 150 tons of dead weight. Admiral. Mtrtinn
ttst it conniilfr
necessary
Moore said he had seen it lift that much. i$ .was designed to lift lur th infoinmtios of theit Greek
t
ilory the Htatoments that hare
the heaviest gun. If the F-- 4 retains her compartments intact, the
vill lack only a little of buoyancy, and the crane could handle her. b.'.'ii mi.lc that should 0 recce contlnse
mtinuifi its attitmle of
easily, lifting only the. water in her submerging tanks. If she is it. wwil i line its eiiportuaity neutralHr
to reallae
completely water-filleher weight will be 350. or 400 tons, and that the nutional aspirations.
Tf.c ilivcrjjcnt views I etween " the
will require the best efforts of both crane and dredge. Recurrence
I'lcscrt minitrv anil its predecessor
A air bubbles shows that she has not lost all her air.
tbv Ktutcmcnt suys, arose over the different oririoiu . hold regarding the
There was 125.23 cubic feet of air in the tanks of the F-iravity ef the' dangers tha threatened
to 2200 pounds, or about 150 atmospheres. This would be thintegrity of 0,epce
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iu.Ticient for many days, but undoubtedly some, was exhausted by
Ike inscnt government,- t he sta tempi
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the crew, if they lived after the last dive, in trying to free their
luiin, is doing ever',
thing tbet U pnssiUle: to avoid those
tanks of water and restore buoyancy. How much 'was used no one dangers
withtnit preeipitatiag tao nat
knows; it would be difficult to hazard a guess,
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f 135 gallons each, which would supply pure watr for a long time!
There probably was a little coffee.
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Harbor, tested the four submarines for stability, in February. He
received no orders to do this, but wiched to satisfy himself .that they
vere all right. His findings showed they, were.
'method was.
o place known weights in different points throughdijt the tubma-- ,
Press hv -- Mwsl Wlrricst)
incs and then to observe the result on a delicate pendulum. By
LONDON, Mrch
Ornnan aibi
sriaw-rrigtU acti- - n th TrUli
ntricate calculations, the exact condition of the chips could be ea,
icoutla for
bound
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RESCUERS TQIL WEARILY AND SLEEP'lY
ifcr MiBeopM of
Sleepless nights and days filled with wearing toil and suspense ivini sighted
on serqral occsi loni. ,By
have worn down the strength of the officers and men it charge, teairio7 fvll sneed on ilgzaj course
Lieut. Charles E. Smith, commander of the flotilla, waa ort the hey were abls to escape tnHouchsd.
iredge yesterday with three days' beard on his face and weisring a IESERTERs'TrOM
VILU
jlue iumper quite unlike a natty navy officer. Although, lib 'gave
TO JOIN CARRANZISTAS
10 sign in his bearing, his
eyes and lined face thawed
.
us weariness. He had rested only three hours since Friday, aid,
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IHntJI.Ari, AiUona, Msi.-bout three o'clock, he left the California to get some sleep.' .RJ
e of four hundred and 'fifty ieu,
iJlu:nincr alto had been tt work night and day since Friday and hi
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. X08 ANGELES, March 28. Typhus V
newed.precaaUons to preserve ths nen an 4 ' smallpox art ; acmirjlng Mexico .
trallty of the Atlantic porta art being City and famine stalks the streets, says
Bado by tha nsvy dsprtrnentr In rim a dlflpauh to the Tiraw from 3 Faao. '
of U fact that the Oefma autUisry " InformaUon 'filed with the state derraiser Trltm ltel rrledricn,' now at partment at WashlnCt jn, says the same
Newport News, most leavo port within mrrewalrnt. bte it that the outbreak
PTrtxtmtely a few hours. The exact of pestilence was not merely an after
Ume has not been aawoonced, but the math of the Tart out tides of Invasion
boor when the ship's coiemander Bust that have swept throtish the capital
slthcfchooss between Internlag bis vss- - within, the past few months,, hut that
ssl for the rest of tho vu or saQng Ut was deliberately s;read by 'inocula
ont to snoot tho .cralaors known to bo tions.
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L INo pereot! ehargea are made. The
limit Is known to bo dose...
reader is left la ihfer that one of the
UT sail retreatlrg factions
Tho battleship Alabama
scattered infection "
goo
Hampton
Lea
Boads
frcra
Island to
from laboratory cultures wherever It
today oa neutrality duty, Philadelphia might be expected to come In contact
pollcO wero busy overnight rounding up with the victorious Invaders.
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all tho btaejaekets scattered through
Notwithstanding the plague. It Is
out tho tlty on shore loavov'v This was
that dead dog eats, rats and
necessary because of the suddenness of horses found in the streets are eagerly
tho erters received by Bear. AdmixU eaten by the Starving populace.
Helm, whoso fiatshlp the Alabama la,
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to dear for Hampton Roads.
BULLETS ''WOUND AMERICANS
. The orders wore
sent ont by fcecre- prtM W tfdsral WlrslMS.)
tiry Daniels, his lastracUons being to 'A.-oltBBOWNSV1 LL.B
TOTport tho wont of tho ttbmarlnes and
March 29.
Already stray hulleta from the battle
den'.ioyeis which 'have been on duty,
Xrro:ilng the nentral American water which has been bSder way before Mats-- ,
erer since the Frins Eltol made port moras, just across the tine, have wound,
a report
for revslrs. On Baturdsy armed Am art ed two Americans. here,-aneMi I'sards wre stationed aboart the which reached this city last sight that
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piee a;prov:hes to where the Mas the defenses of the. Carraasa garrison
Eitel lay. WhUe other armed guards ere to be" shelled has created a feeling ,
were stationed aboard the craft.'' Ar-- of great anxiety, lest some of the
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The rcrort states iftat the Villa offrison were all recalled front leave.
The Print Eltol Hill not be allowed icers have decided to bring their field
to leave within twonty-fon- r
hours of pieces into action this mornisg,' and
the aslllng of any ef the steamship or grave apprehension exists ' that poor
other craft of the AUiee, while a close aiming may result In American cas".
Is to ' be preservsd to ' guard ualties", '': .;f
Detpito the oat of Oenoral Itod- against any reproach to the Qersan
limit by rignes the1; yilla' co'mmaader,4 that ho
traft Within the three-mil-e
wsnld be n,. possessipn of Matamoras ,'
any warship of the Allies.'
' THBXK-MUdi
before noon of yesterday, the l arrun-sisiaXXEWATJ : r
Tor twenty-fou- r
still.' bold the town, yesterday
hours after sailing
decided , defeat upon bo
aho wl:i have the liberty of the terrl- - ittfltctlog
totlal waters of the United SUtes with. attackers;
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The' first 'assault (o a; the tronclnes re-- ,
the three-wil-e
international Untlt.
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If warships ef the Allies are Minted
disastrous failure fOr the
with '
ooteide. It wul be, the duty of the Ala, V!.lita.v'who 'werey driven-back- '
)ofs o'P hundred, killed and four
brja to see that they do not trespass
v
h.)rK.rod wounded, wlle the defenders
on American Jurisdiction, v
The federal attorney at Ban Juan' has lost only tcq . killed and forty five
nouflcd Becreury Bryan he has begun wounded.,
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proceollnra againat the Interned Cd'n
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wi W for-l- ta
.YORK BANKERS
tTe- port of Ban Juan.
ahl baa
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is expected to be of great assistance to the tugs,
The diving-bealthough, of course, the man within will be able to do nothing ex- cept to report progress to those above. It will be sin or seven feet
long, according to the tentative plans of C. W. Parks, engineer at
Tearl Harbor, and will be of cast iron pipe sufficiently strong to
withstand the 200 pounds pressure to the square inch that it will
encounter. Holes will be drilled in the iron, and glass portholes,
probably four in number, will be placed at the height, of a man's
head from the lower end, which will be sealed fast. Air lines and
signal linc6, besides the slings to raise and lower the bell, will be
fitted to the bell. Mr. Parks was uncertain last night as to when
he would complete it, but he said he hoped it would be today. Material was ruthed from Pearl Harbor.
Use of an electro-magnalso will aid in determining the position of the F-especially of her bow and stern, so that the tugs
may approach her from the proper directions with their cables dragv
ging underneath.
OLD METAL WILL ATTRACT MAGNET
But there probably are masses of old metal scattered over the
coral and sand anchors, discarded boilers and a miscellaneous
assortment of odds and ends of everything, so that both the magnet
a:id microphone do not give positive indications of the submarine.
They would be needed only for minute observations, since buoys
fhat above the F-- showing her location.
p
With information as to where the bow and stern of the
He, the tugs will drop their cables and move until they catch
under the hull. This js infinitely slow and patient work, even though
the tugs know where to drag.. All Saturday's endeavor went
for
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noUiing, and it may be days before the cables finally catc'lT. i
When they do, bridles will be dropped to bind each about the
of lines will be drawn into one
hull, and the whole spider-wor- k
n
pontoon crane will drag the boat from
ttrand. Then the
her grave. If the crane is unable to do the work, it will be assisted
by the California,
"I looked at the' line in the boom," Eaid one of the California's
crew yesterday. "It was almost clack, and I said then to myself
that they couldn't have the submarine; that whatever they had
rr.uu be much lighter' ,
RUST-EASN ANCHOR AND CHAIN
n
A little pull tore the,
anchor and chain from where it
was twined about in the coral branches. It hung in the loop 150
feet below the surface.
Net wi&hing to endanger the hold on the catch, the California
ceired heaving" and
Jack Agraz was called on.- He
"o'tlicr-- i Honors ami killed, their
.
was tired out.
arrived at Agua Piieta etorluy,
a; he has done many times since the
reeled through the
The tug Helen, owned by Young Bros., appeared, in. the middle
tjth their wumen nd rbildrop, huh'
dim waters.
t,
of the afternoon with the
been
on
made
which had
ited ami worn out. They have two
Down his line he climbed, slowly and carefully. He had diced the mother-shiSriitfred lirne and two inuclilne gnus,
Alert, and it was tested and put a shape fof us.
hieh'-'ty noni' e turning over to the
w'th !ejth before by dercending 200 feet in five or six minutes.
The morgue will remain open continuously until the cubmarinr
ii'rniwl.lu, ttitli whom, they will re
He reached 150 feet- There hung the anchor with its chain sway- found.
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ing below.. It was bitten 'deep by. tea water. Agrax signalled for
more line and inched his way down into the primeval eternal twi- RUSSIA PUSHES
light He crawled down and down, while the stupendous pressure
of the undrseas closed about him; and, c till he descended.
I He requested more line.
There was hesitation, but finally the
BACK
ANS
men. above gave him all they had, and hewent farther into the
bosom of the sea than any man, exposed to the titanic weight, had
gone. He reached 215 feet This, statement is verified by all conRussia Defeats" Turkish Armiss
nected with the work, from officers down. t
'. .Peering about in the green
t,
Agraz could not see the
On .Shores of Black Sea:
submarine, and he crawled his way up the line.
' Aflted Fleet Idle
.' He reached the surface after being in the water almost an hour,
he estimated, but most of this time was consumed in ascending and i
ATef From iy rrOoral Wirl.)
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"Not her f Anchor!" Agrax gasped v'
the allied flget is, renting
V A mate thrust out an army to help him.' Agraz spurned it aside. merely
holding that portion ftf the
.' 0ania4lk
He wished no' assistance.
already won and
preparing for a farther" advance by
.HOPE! SPLUTTERS LOW, AND FADES
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dil'gent
On the shores of the BlaA Bel,
j .. A heavy silence settled on the heels of his words., Low excla- Tetrofrnid
aonoiinrM that the Kuwait
mations sounded like prayers in the stillness. Agraz clambered army, of the Oancaana
another
into the boat with salt water dripping from his black trunks. The victory, and, following bp it surceng,
ptiRhiDg the Torka boXi from the
helmet clattered on the wood. The weight of the blow forced itself te
Violnitv At TfihsiMik
into the tired minds of the men who had been without sleep through
Bulgaria, aaya Berlia .''W net yet
long nights,' They turned wearily back to their tasks and hope ready to abandon her neutrality, which
he it reaolved to maintain ontil her
was as a candle spluttering low in its wax before it dies.' ;
entry into the great conflict of the
And so the California drew away and the puffing donkey engine nations is certain .to be to her inter..
wrestled with the anchor and chain. It was drawn on a barge. The ests. '.
The weight was not more than three tons, it was estimated, so it
:ould not have been the anchor of the Oregon, which' would Tiave PROVINCE
QFJTALY
been much heavier. Moreover, the flukes were rigid, while jtlwas
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reported that the Oregon has a "patent" anchor.
It may have been the anchor of the Hongkong Maru, lor near
the fairway several years ago, and for which various effortiBt reA)
,. )..;. Wwi
cover have been made.
(
wUt,d Pm by Pcitrrsl Wlrvlou.)
btooys were
.The California was dragged1 back; to., where thsj-eMarch 20. The province of
ROMB,
in
tossing
the easy swell. Her anchor cable groaned .under a strain. Peioeiit was
shaken on Saturday by 4a
lu.tn sprang backjfxom its creaking. It eased andtlwldredge swayed. i "arlonuako. the force of which, waaelt
;Ji'piacticaHy every part ot,
GREAT SWIRL OF BUBBLES ARISES J..
iticv. Aimouga mere wa a nikrui
The buoys moved on the starboard hoV.'L'fttle boats were damage, tlie opnlation was' terrified,
a man gazing into tjhe sea with a fearing a recurrence of the disaster of
dancing about them. In
s
a few weeks ago.-Saturday night
box. Near him was a motor, boat, in'
of the groater
part of tile population of
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PESTILENCE
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OF MEXICO
Commerce i ' Destroyer Typhus' and VSnialtpqx. Deliber-- : r
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Must
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Stars through the warden waters
Their radiance sending down
A nd soft winds ever crooning
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W
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A fUm on thesmiling surface.
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the bottom
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A sense of doom impending, ,
A frantic rush to save . iA,t ,
A crumpled hull in the
rave.,
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coralforests lie:
A ghostly form in & setting
Of lapis lazuli. ' , '
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from
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Sunlight, blithe hearts, a banner
.Blazoned wlth'ihajiy iv tar:
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Work, in the dumb, .dark spaces
Shiut from the common eye, ,
Where the dolphin iridiices, ; (
And the long, lean shark drift! by.
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Bubbles Arises From 'Ff4'
When Loopc3 Cable.Movcs Sunken Craft
MGrcaf Swirl
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Honolulu. March 25. 1915.)
By H. M. AYRES.
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Wirvlcus.)
HAN HE0O, Majrch
by Uie accide
to the
Fraukliii Dt iKoosovelt,
STRIKES HAMPER
Honolulu,
isslstant
secre-
BRlTAIfl'S
tary ttt the navy, explored-thottoni
PLAN
ef &n I'edro harbor yestfilay in the
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su,binarine
The undefwster craft
reached a de4b of siaty ,1et during
the cruise end'etayed buieath the nr- - Governnvent May ChargaTreasan
fae.f Twith Mr. Booevc!t for thirty
Against nose wno Tie up
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After the submarine trip Mr. Roosevelt hoarded tho destroyer 1'aul Jones
ml returned to Han Diego to join the
party of Vice President Marshall, which
arrived here yesterday morning from
San I'rsneisco.
Tho
declined all invitation, pleading a desire to observe
the Huliiiatb. Today he will review a
naval and military parade, take luncheon with the officials of. the
Exposition and deliver an
4ilress at the exposition grounds.
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War Contracts
(Atotatfil Prc
LONDON,
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Msrch
VirIM. )
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Desjfito tlm
the' trade vnioan
2J).
agreements whieh
have with the governrannt that there
ahall be no strikes authorised which
will, interfere with tno wur I'11"1 of
a auml or of strike
a is being maintained, ami some government orders for matoriul are !' liv
ttelayed In delivery. ..In addition, there
have beeti . strikes' on the docks inxl
rumors, of; dissatisfaction in some of
the shipyards. .'..
The doekmen at IlirkcuhcsJ walked
but on Saturday over a auction of pay,
bnt returned to work the same after-soon- ,
while the Liverpool dock workers
now tack after; partial'y tying ut
are
ENTWI
the- tratlic for a week.
The epgineers on the Clyde are talking seriously of striking.
It i feared that the novornmeat niay
(
Pni br Vulersl Wirtleu.)
have to adopt aome drastie nieasures
I'resi-den- t
WARUINUTOX,
March 2!,
to' increase the industrial production,
Wilson left the White House for and workmen who-- take part in holding
a vacation yesterduy, and will spend up any government operation may bo
today' and tomorrow away from his charged with treasou.
'deea." He'wHr kX'Ve eloae touch with
Washington by telegraph ami wireless,
however, and will hold himself ready lERRiFIC FIGHTING
to return here iu the event pf any emerPanama-CaJlforui-
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Today bo will visit Annapolis, aboard
the presidential yacht Mayflower. At
noon today he will be the luncheon
IN THE CARPATHIANS
guest of Admiral Naou-othe Argentine navy aboard the new dreadnought
(Amiariatcd Pmss by Fe4r WlrcUu.)
Moreno.
He will to accompanied on
LONDON, March C9. Only artillery
this trip by Kccretary , Tumultys and engagemsnte nd miner tactical sucof tho Navy Dauicls und, cesses, of no weight in thei great
aides.
scales of battle, marked Sunday, eithThe M,uruu6 collided, while' en route er aa the western or as a tarn fronts,
from I'bilRielplia, with a burgu, but except la the Ospsthians. There (i as' perate fighting continues on a huge
received no ditnitige.
scale, but there are no recent
oa the progress of tho
A FAHENT'B ptTti.
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Yoilr boy is alwivi geftTn( s6iatciied
or cut or bruised, Hitcausfrlhtse wound
RAID GERMAN AERO CAMP
have healed all right is ho. Men they
nlwavs will, (iet a bottle of ChamberLONDON, March S9. A foes of
luin'o Pain lUlin and seejthat every the AUles aeroplanes raided the aviainjury is cared for immediately. You tion camp ef the Oennsns at Cblstel
ran get nothing better, and bUxii liai- tea,' in landers, yesterday, tud dropson is too iluuifcroua a disease to r k. ped a nutpber of bombs.
No
Vbt sale by nil dealers, Kensou, Hniilh statement of the dsr.ge donj was
Co.,. ltl.j agents for Iiawull,
given out.
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PRESIDENT YUAN
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In Moslen
Refugee?
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SfeMI-WEEKL-
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Federal Mills Says
Witness; Wifl 'diye Utile , f
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Joint Resolution Providing For '
Course In Normal School'
Contributes
Claus
Looks More
Santa
Prsss y Fsdotst Wirslsss.)
( Vssoclslcl
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Fund
To
LONDON,
Financing
27.
March
of
Tour
of
Tba
Than Yankee Dewey With
WAflHINi; TON, .March 27. -- - The
(isWfstrA' Press by Fnlenil' Wireless.) ,
Representative Robert .1. K. Nwa
Pres- - tba great strngg! ia whirl tile nations
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American note in reply to the notca of
NBY TORK, March 86-Team
Whom He Was Confused
hine, the statesnisn from Waihee, Maui,
hvterian forolun board wa advised to- ar locked ha again shifted to the
(ireat llrltain and France, declaring the hal returned to the charge,
again
and
day 'that alt tha nsa
the district l!ajafhlans, where a aerie of battle
intention of
countries to isolate yesterday entered the lists as tba
of JtnpBahan, near Urnmiab, bad been 1 Doing waged for possession of .the
Wrrnuny. Austiia and Turkey from all
BONE OF CONTEMTKJN.1S ;
hni.se chsmpion of thing Haws
WILla RECEIVE BOX ,
khot bythe Knrda and two' women viatrnde with the world, was completed iian. , His latest pet niheir.s ) to an HAS LITTLE TO SAY
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ALLOTMENT OF PROFITS laud.' Sixty ttv refugee! were taken gateway to Hungary. The news from
1U
yesterday.
subfinished
was
draft
v " OF OUR PINEAPPLES mitted to the
thorite the appointment of a special
ON A GREAT DEAL
. American
from the French-anmi' the .astern front Indicate that tbo
'reidcnt and hi ad- tencbor io H'twsuan history and kia
siona hdd hanged,, Aa American mis-- Germans ar pouring tremeadoua rein
visers,
who
took
furth
matter
under
who shall giv tntrb
dred eiilte
stonilrV wa beaten.''' foreements through Cracow lata Ua
ther consideration ,nt a session last tisn of this nature In, the Honolulu
Maesarf lieia, to assist their ally- - to bold the
flnlpashan t destroy
; Hearing Before House Cotro! ttee
nlghf.
Carpathian positions, while; diverting King Tong Ho, Young Financier" ...The reply to the blockading order of Normal School. The joint resolution 'Relations of Japan and U. S.
V ' Resolves itself Into Book- -' ' imminent," tn message
introduced by Nawnhine yesterday on
large lorce to the Italian frontier anu
- Growing
;
and Diplomat, Delights Pro- Kritam sn.l
is expected tnis sunject is ss Tollows:
More Cordial,'
atInto
any.
Bnkowlna,
to
withstand
to
a
momentous
bearing
have
inter
keeper's' Analysis
Uawrjlsn
History
st",t
Tanght
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tack" from the rtulkatia. The Oermu
motion Committee
nationally, will be dispRtched this
Declares Naval Hero
"Be it resolved by tha house of rep
aggre'ssiv
against Poland from East
morning.
resentative
Territory
of
the
of
Ha
ihwHsM riws (f 94enri WMm.)
Pruasia appears to r.e wholly abannecretarv Ilrvan refuseil to intimate wail; that' the department of public
The doned, Hue to the necessity for men
.
WA8HlNaTOK.Marear
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what
the nature of the note Is.
SKili
Yu.m
instruction, is hereby authorleed and
Chi'.. '
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of
(From Saturday Advertiser.)
of the Presbyteriaa board have to hold bark the Russian armlo driv
the
J
Nature of Inquiry
either a federal commission to regulate heads
to
to
sdd
instructed
,
ITe
its
of
staff
in
nese).
anitealed to 8ecretarv Brvaa to is vcill
Republic may not know It, but
iias a merry fac, f.amsd
a''.
sad west In Oalieia.
It has been expected that the United
the division,' of pro6ta between the gate the reported outrages in Turkey, ingThsouth
diversion Of the Herman .troops nevertheless he has cm jmt to work States will ask f.'rent Britain and rial Hr'aebers cne who shall glva in wnire ueara. us tines sre merry nun
grower '. and the sugar mill,, or ela The nearest American eoiisul
in
atruction
the
Honolulu
to ta Is cxpectod to hiwo a marked effect
Normal good humored; the eyes twinkle. If ;'
France for an explanation of the man mi n i ant in such
government owned mills, aurh aa have center
other scaools as ha were not aa admiral and a baron of
of the eutrsgOo have--' btH a the near future results of the light- for tha .Hawaii proinntion romititteo.
ner in vhich they propose to carry out tha oodepartment
been established in Queensland. UnHo
King
Tong
i
of
Hishop
public
Co.
of
at
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Instruction Japaa be would resemble Santa Claus.
investigate, v, , ;
ing in both tbo eastern and. western
their declaration 'to st"ii all trde with may designate, (n Hawaiian
der present conditions, saUt A. D. wired to
history,
tended to. that- detail, along with a and from
That is Admiral Haroa Shigetoo '
campaigns.
the enemy's countries and pronunciation, cuttoms
Cortia at Olaa, Hawaii, Certifying
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other
niat
and
and the way to proVIOLENT.
YURKtSH
Berlin,
Report
"little
TROOPS
number
of
other
victoria
thing's.'
explanation
an
In'fsct,
for
ef the letal nrin- ter relating thereto, such a shall lm nounce inhisbrief
last night before the bouse: committee
; 7
name
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he
down
v
laid
his
report
Rus
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statm
program
the
that
clples
yesterday
jA
nndor
which they justify their
r'
on' agriculture, ''he- cannot; possibly
tb those who are tclng trained (e
He 1 a passenger, homeward bonsd,
Part
Wireless.)
f
b
Press
'been
for
slant
have
T
the
in
lastrfiction
measures.
defeated
battle
ami
a
entertainment
a living.
r make
teachers and to pup! a in general in xne Meamor Nippon juara, wnu-'
TIFU8, Persia, March' E6.Tlrrkisli east of Augustowo, on the Kest Prus Of th promotion comtnitfee, they we're
Tha declared hlnrlade of nerativ. la
"Then or. twelve yeare ago," said troop
WhA.tnSV K it i a n ..& tn'MtMM A docked hera shortly before sia o'clock'1,
outrage
visiting
t
are
to
further
very
'
dispatch
a
border,
while
able
discover
from
sian
little
Turkey
had
ihnt
and
Austria
by Great Hritairt more
Mr. Curtis, "when I- first began rata
Intimate and correct knowledge yesterday evening ahd sailed for Yoko-hsm- e
bat Vienna states that in the violent fight- escaped the attention of tS. dilUrent andFrnnce is said fo be un"reeodented,
lug rane at Olaa. I had twenty white onlr on th Christiana of Assyria wen,
of
Hawaiian race than they have
the
aboat midnight.
( hinese base-l-aa
mumonane
on
manager
young
Austfo-UerAll
Amenean
of
the
.Carpathians
in
iag
the
tlie
the
Inasmuch
as the evident intention' ef
neighbor. 'Now they are .ail gone.
' Tba. admiral anderstaads
Eng'idi .
team " which short Iv will tour th the blorxailera is to seise cTpoo
mahs have" rerestcdlv rcpiilknil the K.ia
They could a ot make a living, and their according- to a message to the Amerifairly well, but be doesn't speak it to '
orient,
sian attscks.
bound for neutral ports l' a snspieion Scholar Wanted for Teacher
Molding are being Worked by Orientals. can consul from Umrauih. The Turk
Hticb instrnctor shall be a Person advantage. That ia why Commander 8.
;
ish, soldier are declared to have, beatIn the operstions in Rnssian Poland Didn't Mira a Trick
exists that these supplies may ulti- of
".The contract the plantation biter en
rccognixed ability aa a Hawaiian Kobayashi sat by his side aad trans-hkta- d
and insulted Americana at the mfcv and West t)alic;a. the fighting has been
Before he hod got through with the mately reai'b the enemy.
a I way ' give the
the araall .grower
scholar. The salary paid for och BCrr
of ih- mainly witb artillery.
tha admiral ' replies to rpiestioes.
committeemen, he had obtained their
power , to the" plantations. :They ran sinn. who are In irrava ilanuer
Lleutshant-Commaade- r
Ottoma!ti
shall
Ice
Y. ITyadsi, aisi
be
paid
out
regular'
th
from
the
fnriated
official
of.
outbursts
.endorsement
of
teamthe
and
some
severe fighting
There has teen
make or break him. The powers oC in troops..
teacners sa'ary fund, the amount there- of th admiral' party, speak English
;
i la the west, with both sides claiming the tour, thoir promise to ' attend the
terpretation given the plantation man
of, to be determined by tha board, of extraordinarily' well, and he spoke for
tha advantage. At Rcirhs Ackerkoiil, next two benefit games, before the
.
auer are enormous.
romn Tuloners of public' instruction1.' tb admiral in explaining
'Adaccording to a Paris dispatch, the tier team sails, a set of xtereopticon slide
.,
"The Kokart contract Which . th
Buffalo. ' ,'
'Ibis reoliltkin passed first reading miral Dewey incident" at
maaa sprayed the r rem-t reaches witb withthe"which to' make illustrated lectures
when my old
flljhrntftiqti .offers-'
and was Place on the order of the day- 'Jnddant All Groundless
bdnuttes'of the Islands,' And the
a- - bamrng hnuid. which, however,
did on
contract run "oui," as it will when' the
i aU an groniHe,M ho ssid.
for third roatling today. ..." ; y
only alight damage. The French main promise or nrty boxes of eannod pine
,.rop on the groand has been harvested.
"W do not know how it began. We
aggraanive took the shape of an air pple. And. ha did it All so smoothly.
is a coolie contract. Not even a Scotch
had nothing except courtesy (from tbo
FEAR FOR STEAMER CLARK
man would . have the conrage to
raid againat Metz an Freseaty. At so suavely, so logically, so tactfully and
New York Central Railroad. Mr. Bur-- ,
ine conimiiie v was
.
,
.
Mctt the railroad station waa bombard so siounuj vsuimingled'
tackle It.".
sueroa Autnrmi yffwi-thlaughter
vt
bniveriag
and
Associated
with
.
ss
f
Wtrvlsi)
Psstersl
Pri.
Lindsay
ad By six- aviators, while the object of
u4 of Mr. Vanderbilt'a private,
as it saw itself led on.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.--om
Only Floating' Mines Prevent
Qn cross
attack at Freseaty was the hangars. pleasure
examination, Alexander
To revert to inan Hhih kai, he has
"pprthensicn is rammeneing t h felt ear from New York to Duffalo and Chi- A Berlin report of this raid says that
IJniluy, representing the Ola cool'
Fleet From Forcing En
here over the non arrival rt tha sMam. cago. At New York, ths police platoon ;
pany, made it plain what the- defense
were killed at Metx sent hi eheck to the Fsr Kastera Ath
.soldier
three
(Associated Prsss br Federal Wireless.)
er O, M. .Clark, whh-- atiled for this escorted Admiral .DeWa to hia train;
The Frentik airmen were Intnbarded by letic Association for $500. In return,
of the: great plantation will be. The
trance To Dardanelles
will' raeeivo one box ef Hawaiian
Official
PETBOGRAD,
March
Cert from Ililo snd which is now eon- - iney anew so was going oa me can
trend of his questions all went to show
guns, but returned to their be
He was th guest ot Mr. Burnrtt and
pineapples) ds'will also Governor liar
y
nulersbly overdue.
that he . will contend that the small annanncement was made vtsterday of line ia safety.
Major-Ganer1 recite t Buffalo. From
(Assoristcit Press by Fc(lerl Wirctus.)
risoh of the Philippines, Wit Ting frng,
sgrower often occupies inferior land, a decided success for Ruseian arms 5a
Buffalo wa wont to JS'iagara, Falla and
chairman' of the association: $un Pao
LONDON, Maieh 25.
Dispatches
that his management is bad, and that th' Carpathians, in the region of Iop-;
(TbUago:
'.
Chi, the Chinese' premier;
Suing ;'8hi from Romo indicate that the Uermaa
Hera the
hi lack of business training make it kpw Pass, south of Sanok.
., "Secretary Bryan aent Admiral Dew a
Ling,' fftrtlier Tiremler; the mhttirtern of
s
have been badly deambassndor,
von
Bu'ow,
iiimcuu zor mm to understand the art'
has
Prince
long telegram af
edncatroaji' finance, wnr, the navy,' the
at tha 'in-- .
ot overhead expenses feated., with a heavy casualty 'Iwt and
poriionmeni
abandoned hia attempt to adjust the
idant'-anAdmiral oWa knew noth
interior, .and, lonir list of other dig- difficulties
which it is necessnrv for scientific man the kss of a hundred officer and.
Hay
letwecn
and
Austria
ing aa au aoout tti
nitaries who are natrons of the asso
agement to charge up against the cost men' taksri prisoner. Th Russiafa
over territorial questions, which are
ciation.
V;'
hav also taken dozens of field pieces
of lugar.
Causing
much
friction.
day. gblng from . Saa Francisco to
All American Oltixana
Correspondence ' was read Into the ana rapitl-nrerA Renter's dispatch from Athens
Waahiagtan,,. PhiladelphU , and . New
It ia under their ausuices that the say's
The battling in the Carpathlaas,
record to show that in one instance a
D.lVal
that British
officera declure
ieal'JwirtJtoorkf
York and returning through , Chicago to '
Orient
small plantation, abandoned after two where Austria is making a ' desperata
that only the floating miues have pregne
will
Batf Diego, whara, w .ware-- guest of
plug
rt
for
: lean years,: waa in V deplorable eondl stand against the Kussians is absorb
vented them from forcing an entrance
freaideat. Davidson of tha xjosition
liaMaiRn i.. ...
tion" by reason of neglected eultiva-th- e ing the- .interest in - the eastern earn
I, -- Fourteen Chinese boys, all of them tbrosgh tha Dardanelles, ..Th 'mine
there.. Ha entertained aa at dinner and '
orPrwmyrf Ui 4A
company undertook to rnhrnVe
sine.-thsaid to be less dangerous
An,l fk
teesdvAil US snlmtfiillv
nA.
tWifim. Hawaii, all of tbem Amerlran field rccotat
work it, add that what' was possible abled the Slav to reinforce their fixat
storm.
7 :titSdhewhrlii not ho. large aa Baa Fran- - '
fLtiaonii,,,!! roake..tih trip,, They sail
HOd,
j
'to make ft pay had been done, though ing front by close to two hundred thou
It is reported that t'te fall ot
. from .Honolulu on ihe Mongolia a week
'a th, groands are eplcndidl M.
v 'V v ,., . : A) Ulaso
the wisest 'thing would have been to do sand men, who are being thrown into
:
.
.
iv
AA ...
r -- J sr
A. iv.
.i
a
yesterday for. Hongkong, via Prxcmysl before the Rusiaa attack
"
-i
vrr-".ivo.i
r, 7..
...
Makes lmppr(n( fTtnm
icoiubiii
nothing at all, where the company had tne baianoe to torn, .the tide in the tn Committee
has influenced Rumania, which hss re
M
Yokohama.
'
fcnen getting forty tone an acre from Vasloa'of nunitarv.
miarred
leads,
itinerary
to
said,
neutral,
to
participation
en
favor
Thence
the
Manila
of
MainlanV'feople
Japanese
the'
More:
officer
the
An
ef
Move For Better Feeling
its owa lands it had been able to get
In Western Oalieia the Ruas'ans a1 re
where the Manchuria does not happen ia the war on the1 Vide of tha Allies.
him) "you eaanot
only
little lew than' twenty-fiv- e
tons forging; ahead;; with Cracow as an ob
'"f- ftMp,'io."dribiag
Vjslt Isfe
tn touch rfD her next outbound trip:
Thrnimhnnt Arrhinplannw;
Fie'd Marshal von dor Ooltz, the
is him. Tba. only. Japaueso with a
iron toe small rurtner' holdings.
jectiy t.'W,
thence back to Hongkong, to.&hanghni German general who haa been in high
'
white beard."
r
i , . 4 t
"Do you think, aske,r Mr. AindsaV.
i .iJtbt:
to Peking, to Tien tsin, to Hanhow, the command in' the "Turkish army, has
,' He was aarroaaded by a group of
" that asy attention ought to be paid
gone to Sofia, Ba'gnria. General von
great industrial center of l.ninft.
Japaaeee, aeme of
SAN FRANCISCO, March V (8e- !
in matters of dollars and cents to the
(Ttom Saturday Advertiser.
Their stay in the Philippines will Panders is In charge of the erection oi cisl tn Tha Ailvurliuntii
whom .were Honolulu . Japanese news- fa.lu.1
W...
color of a man
skin"
Resolved, That tha Urn kaa arrived last throe weoks, in which they will defenses at ' AdrianOple, where au at- leaa)-f-( ', .V- '
Hawaii building wa honor-- i
' H think,' answered the witness
In Shanghai the tack by Bulgaria Is feared. baa enjoyed himself
when) tba promotion committee should plav eiirht games.
ed
'from
ye.ter.lay
Vice"that a man who put capital into his,
wl'.l be part of th
Olympic
l ypu eouhtry," aaid
Presi.lcat 'hlArshall. who m..nl a eota. lTfef
actively, aa an Integral' part of lu du series
rana ana, my a Htae something by
championship
of the Far East. Y. M
j- suieraoi
tune watching and admiring'
atwt cornea to have an interest ia the
tlea, take np the matte of car and C, A., Japanese, FHiptiio, and Army
frow
rtary
ih in tha aquarium, list"
the
painted
u
neighborhood is a very much more
antaatainotent of traralara, in the aacar and Navy ten ma will 'compete. Tweii
wyan thanking him for one aent from
ening to tha Hawaii
orchestra
protiUble- euetomer for the mill than a
,. imt.ii,,, mit..
ng what tnara If t be seen in the ty thousand tlollnr ha been appro
iraneisco before we sailed."
talnl
l
tranAita
barefooted coolie, who comes Into the
priated.
Admiral Dewa
"'"g1"
- I
nves
cqst
lalanda,
bow
to
Xt
s
l'reji
ot
Yice
the.
the
island,'
Tha
H
and.
jln
Sfisc
Tnnw
ouatry without a dollar tn hi band.
Ki.ior
is nfiHdnt thni.
European
9M,rftin
evinced;
dent
WM's
unbsnai.
in
tbc1interest
1 think the responsible
promot
thereof,
organlxlng
by
footiiold
and
and
for
hnM will be sure to win a
man deserves Thus Wrote Electrician Deeth of
war. .
couueru
taany
asking
exiuut,
qu4tiona
among
ing
travel
anl thaough th itsa'f in Chinu, where it never has een
mor.'
.There waa aa-- Interchange of Japaing the various points of iaterest as
Submarine F-- 4 To-- Friend
Tslqhdy,
Took Up Homestead la 1901
.....
seen, once the nationa ha been shown
nese.
,.:'..'...
shown
in
'a
Boaiu
aad'
.photograph
.
trader., direct examination Curtis teshow proficient is the younger centrn-tion"Thsi admiral balieve there will be
'
In Portland
t
movin; picture. ? ' ....
'
Tennis and soccer football arc
tified that he had taken up a homeResolved, That tha time 'has arrived
of . , interest In . two
development
Praises HawaU Bnilding
'
'',
stead In 1901 and that, under the
when the promotion fomntittee should already popular.
Remonth or o,"
Four
Troops
Thousand
tha-- eom- Await
Following
hia
insjiaetion
of
th
(AssocUUd
ay
Wiralsss.)
Prtss
rstftrSI
At Pekln(.', the team wilt be received
"McStocker contract, given him
actively, a an integral part of it du;
,
J, t
,
maadea.;
Buibliug,
tha
said:
PORTLAND,
Ortgoa, . March 27.
in
by the Olaa company, he had
inforcement pefore Attack- ties, take up the niatter of care and by the American minister and many
' Th Hawaiian Building is charm-ing- , . 'On land or aea.V
'
is
"She
the uuluckiest boat In the
l
been able to make money."
;!
From a
entertainment of traveler, in the ascer- Sromlrent educators,
'On.Und.V
interesting
and.
peounique.
The.
Ing
Carranza1
Oalif orals
In."
handred acres, he had cleaned, up net
taining what there is1 to. be seed in tha
which theater of warf"
'.'Aad
U
of
ple
Hawaii,
deserve
great
credit,
for
KUch
is the description of the
Tha playing schedule haa not been
profit )i good year of a little lees
Itlands, how to see U' and the Qt
Perhapa , ,bUI f pmUed. th ad.he enterprise-show- n
V-iu. this ajdeudld miral.
now al the bottom of the thereof, and by arganising and pro- worked ont In detalT as yet, but it is
Press by Fed'snil Wlrslrsa.)
thaa ;4,000,. on a dtvWoa which gave
'
",.
v
exhibit.
I1ROWNSVILLR,
March 27.
the mill sixty per teat, of the net and sea off Honolulu harbor, written by moting travel among and' through the probubla rbat th All ChlneHe also will
V Pa jfou anticipate any naval bat-U- a
my
is
what
mind,
"To
exhibit
this
L,
George
meet a visiting team from the TToivers
Death, electrtcUn, one of the Islands.
The first army of Villaistas to ar Hawaii
loty p cent to him:
of rpagnltud in th North
atauda for progress sad
somewhere in their
"
lie was not ready to say that he eon twenty on men iaiptaoned wltthln th
. "Ua. does, not,; except perhapa be
This reolutio7 was unanimously ity of California,
'.'t,.'-four,
rive,
consisting
of
men.
beauty.
i
thousand
sMee .that. division altogether fatf, sunken hull of tha atibuiartne, whose adopted yesterday by tha Hawaii pro- travels. Possibly the California loyx has gone into ramp near Matamoias,
r battlecruiaers. that
muocrely hope that as a result of tweea.crwbara
almost certainly the Filipino tentn hut out
ia .flew'. V
fact that in. the Philip-pirte- twenty one men imprisoned within the motion eonlmitte and will be brought and
of range of fhe garrison's gun your enterprise mora of the people of probably, will ba all. for it will bo
)
will journey to Peking for a
ehstor ' falrchild made mohey March 7, has been made public here.
much
to tha attention of. the commercial
better of tha German nation for.
This force is awaiting the arrival of the mainland State will, vjsit the
serins.
operntlng hi mill on a division of pro-'it- s' F--. describing the axplosioa about the
of the other Islands.
in order that they may get a tlia fleet to. remain U tb Klo caaaL
reinforcement,
Hhih kai will learn a lot when "oiiio throe thowtand
Yuan
which took place on tha sixth,
axavtly tevfsed, but he would be
By editorial utteraae arid ia wide"Uules .land - fortinration
about
cxiiected today, when the- combined better knowledge Of them, so that wa
jilting to
tha old eontract if th Deeth wrote:
canal fall, as they aid with tho
spread private discussion it has been he first bears the umpire ahout "l'lav iorce will attack th Carranaa garrison can all work,- for
betterathor'a
'
"Tbo explosion wrecked the inside abuadantly shown that there is dissatis- ball!"
ohtiAdy1 would all6w him to.
Russian
at Port Arthur" and at ths
'
ment.
'
don't Know any more civilizing of 4200.
It wouldn't.. Under the terms of the of tha boat and buried ap many of as. faction with t present distribution, of influo'ico
mention of PoTt Arthur white beard
The Carranxalstas have taken up Zxtsnda Oansmtulattemai "
Chairthan
said
ljaseball,"
Wa
wer
Ki kart contract .now offered
in
come
in
oua
to
Jack
out
htm,
mustach showed gleams of
travel. Hawt li and the" other sls$er
extend-- ' .nay congratulation
ta
their positions in breastworks built to
figured that hi sugar would be yield- piece instead Of i aectiouc We go to isle feel that Oahu ia absorbing more man Hermit, summing up the whole sitthe south and west. of the town, the HawaU oa th ' enterprise her people wbita teeth as. tba Japanese smiled
ing Mm 23.65 a ton, without reckoning i'oarl Harbor tomorrow to instal a aw than her share, and has not put for- uation.
tha Bra Ian fleet waa forced to
trench? being in a aerie, fifteen deep. have shown in 'presenting thia inter - i
snv charges for taxes, .rent, superin-tendanc- mala motor tor replace tha burned one," ward as vigorously aa might be the attb Uerman probably will remain
The Villa fore ha at least two aero- estin add nnlqu exhibit of th Fair.
t
'.
:
book keeping, or insurance,
'
tractions elsewhere.
roan. This committee, formerly the planes, aud Villa is said to be person- The ash. ara saarrallona nod
r
.
flad
and that tb profit h had, been able
VDo yoa not think that tha fleet
hard to believf' tbab thby ar reaL
"This i not tba first time that such Outdoor committee, will take up the ally in command.
,
b of great advauUga to tier-ma- p
to siiowt under the old eontract would'
a conuitloa ha come to our attention," entertainment and instrnctlon of tour"Hawaii Is one spot an tha. wdrld "a.
--fhe converted into losses. '
said L. A. Tburstdn to hi fellow coin ists and its membership will include
that X bar alwaya had a yearaing. pany when, it comes to a peace eon- '
'
Witaeas Is Satisfied
v
ne neei lntactT V
to visit. Jh pros oi business dur - niittcemen.
is bound to ari.se representatives of the other islands.
The witness was conducted through
Commanded Koliayashi appealed '
ing the past two years baa. precluded 'w
Territorial and County Benjamin F.
wherever you have any association or
reporter.
a long' explanation of the basis on
nuy possibility- - of wyl going tbat fat,.
set of individuals putting up monfcy Hollinger, chairman. '
which the eane la paid for the method
L. A; Thurston, chairou a mu
without a, vote On how it shall be
onrs
a
i'(crc(i io ueueve
T" swwwwwr
sell
lUaKii
nw. 10. 30 it. appeared to he a irnul thlni
man. ,
ef harvesting ;ar1 '(leaning the deduo'
1Wa.Is
spent.
BUY
GERTIAN
NOTES
tharefore,.
tious for tare, tlje
for sucrose and
Where only a chairman waa named,
sibility that I maj be abl to, make th
"Last yar there were muttering
'
other technicalities,
f
-?
trip next yea,
among the supervisor, but as soon an ha iras given authority to round 'out
'
(AMorlstsd Fmh by federal Wirslsss.)
On the whole, he wa fairly satisfied
"To the neopt bf Hawaii 1 sead Admiral Dawi had not heard of the'
one of them wa given a seat on the his committee to. hit, OWQ liking, with
86.-ST.
Hv
THOMAS, OaUrio, March
M.
par cent Immigration plan of Dr.
with the treatment he received.
aloha."
The
the understanding, however, that the
board and Mr, Hoflinger
'
Yada, Japaaesa consul general ju all frietioa wa removed.here' joined us membership of the publication and f(Ansnclsted Press hy FWsl Wlralsss.
Sidney, Oulvr, xpnnnded hera a few '
cane was sampled fairly, he had found,,
Other Prominent Visitor
am) be had absolute confidence ia the Canada, ia a speech today outlined
Other viaitors tb th Hawaii Building daVIatfn' "T( Was nnlslas.! tn h'n. In
"Tad committee ia a subsidiary of inance committee' should be confined to NKWl YOKK, Mareh .87. It' is re
nurrle.1
analysis of the chemist. To" be sure, japan s policy toward CTiina. Japan th chamber of commerce, and the by those already members of tha ch timber ported that the . German government were Assistant Secretary .of the Navy iHtalf. anri thee
i
'
always
ha,d stood for the open door Ju
has rntifled tbo sale to bn "American Prim klin I). Roosevelt,, tuerubers of the ilece. What (tba Jana-n- s
he had been overcharged for fertiliser,
'.
of commerce.
tboughf it
law
of
the
chamber
do
provide
not
oL, A. Thurston wai named vice chair banking syudicate of treasury, botes to national fair comniissioa, Justice Joseph
at tunes,- he, believed, ed eight pet China, ha said. Germany alone had
for seating any memlers on its comccrit Interest lu advance, roni)KundeJ iected and for this reason Japan had mittees, who are pot flrsi'mbnibors.of ri' So of the promotion committee as a tho amount' of teq million dollar. The U. Lamar of 'the U., 8. aupreme court, ; "Perhan tha admiral, having Ward
compelled to act.
y
'
whole, to net ia th atseuce of the syudicte is made up of New York an. Capt. J. K. tttAf, niile to Secre- of the plan only( now, does not feel
month v, vwa a pretty stiff rata for !
r
Prompt actioa had been necessary, the parent organisation;
I. ankers and the bankers of a uumlie:-o'
m
familiar snoiiuH with If t
K. A. Ilerndt.
choir-naIn
tary Roosevelt.
loom, h thought, but What
being
r
case,
the
am
avor
"That
in
he
said, because Oermauy was la
Western cities. The treasury note
:
ouKht," said Chairman Bern.lt.
At the reception Which waa ten lered in reporter tuggeated.
"We
,
.
his crop, wis thJ apportionment of
of
ubmitting
an
to
tltc
amendment
triguing
in China a it had in Turkey.
iri announcing his appointments "tn to lie issued will mature in January of the Vies President, lets were distribut'.'yVyea;
is better," aaid
eharge1
chamber.
There:
no
reason
Hawhy
lEqlial
onportuulty io China for all na
ll'lti and pay five per cent interest.
,
a rode of ethics or
All the ,'fmall planters felt, he said,
ed and some special mubje was render-id- . Commander Kobayashi.
waii r Kauai or Maui should sot each draw up o'f
Japan's fixed 'policy, be
our
defln
for each
The diatiiigullhoil. guests were re
Ana in" reiprions or the United
that they wet being assessor! for costs tions wasThis
hav
representation
on
this
epmmittea,
wai the foundation of
to guide those who AEROPLANE VI0UTES
Wood and States' and Japaa V..'
cc' ved by Commissioner
which might well enough enter into the
,
either by ome oii resident in Hono- in if their duties,
alliainse.
will succeed us, so that they may take
Admiral Down answered as one a
Rivculiiirgb and by J. Walter Doyle,
eupeiintendaut's charges againat his the
he said, baa. no-.- territorial lulu, or, a I believe to better advant- Up their work with understanding.
'Japan,
AT
CANAL
RULES
ZONE
aa
SWS'S
ami
couiitiiasion,
old
of
threadtmre
the
the
nitMtLr.a'
own aeres, t ot ought not to be levied
a;i'iit
arid does not intend to in- age, soma on of their own residents."
that we ehange the name
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"Th relation of the United Btatea
oa the outside farmer. Why should ambitions'
Yesterday 'a meeting heing the first of tha''suggest
With the rights of the Powers.
terfere
Home
Committee
Outdoor
to
Wireless
Press
the
br
Fedsrsl
be, io iustanee, be charged with upgrowing mora cordial
of. the new committee appointed siuue Work Committee.
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PANAMA,
March 27.
Governor EOWEL COMTLAJlirr LN CHILDREN at all time," ha replied.
Outdoors suggests
keep of the company's railway system,
the annual meeting of 'the chamber of trails and mountains
Hritiirdier-OenQrDuring
and
I'M
summer
cbildrvu
Ini'thuls
the
months
As
exclusively.
when hi sugar wa delivered by flumef the' indepehdont grower and $18.08 to commerce, new'
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- .wer
wards have sent ou) details of troops are subject to disorder of the boe'
Miniver 01 iki l, l. wora or me comAnother deep grievance waa the fact the plantation.
named by Chairman E. A. IWrudt, as iin.ittee will be of iuo
NtW UtSI KOTtR SWIFT .
scene. to Hcureh for an aeroplane which was and should receive th most curefi.l atmuch
broader
that, the small planter could pot aeeru
The argument became one of book follow!
a
i iksi4V4iirair4As soon aa any unuatural
Tho name means nothing now and both seen and hoard on Thursday ni' lit tention.
w law rad..l
wt irici,
to pre lit proportionately by market ad- keeping, and whea adjournment wta
"f a mini utui.
Finance K. A. .'Ilerndt (chairman) suits miluxlv It has been a bugaboo. living over the Pedro Mi mi el and Mira looseness of the bowels is noticed
PHILADELPHIA. March
TTL- vances. If sugar were to bring $100 taken to next Tuesday at half-pas- t
one, and H. Gooiilnir Field.
liaml ci lain 'a .'ollc, Cholera and Disc destroyer Niehoaen a vern.-ethirty
a ton .instead of iKO, th increase Of counsel anil witness wer still uuable ' Publication lu A. Thurston (chair What real out of doors work has been lion's locks. The regulations avaiust
done will u continued by a committee tinauthorizod aviation (lights across any rim, a Remedy should m jiiven.
Fo aad a. half
y,
In
trial ran
20 would be divided under the Kckart to meet on any cominou
ground of niau) and' Kd Towse.
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( unal
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Thurston, chuir much better tbuu we,"
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TACTSS, SHIPPTNO AltT,
BTJGAE
COMMISSIOK MERCHAKTi ( "
IKSTJKANCE AGENTS.- - '
PuiVATE PPuGTISE
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wa Plantation Company.
Walhlna Arrtmltnrl f! . t.td
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; Wablawa Water Company, Lot.,
of House u,
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Heaven m,Honoruiu ana
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THIS fS JUST UKE
'."Belnfl Discussed
II
HEAR IIUUAIIU DAM
(i Three Prisoners
Troop of Cavalry At Makawao
Included Among P&ns
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IHUI
GUARD
MARCH 30, 191!.
MK
EfCGO
SOLDIERS CAUGHT
WILL DOUBLE
TUr.oDAY,
If the
;
COUNTRIES
plane
army and
of the regular
National Guard Offleem ' are realised,
Xlaui will soon have a complete battalion of civilian soldiers' lucludisg a
truop of cavalry at Xakawao, reports
the Mani News. , This wUl meaa that
tnxtead of the two companies on-tInland as at Ceaent,' tkera will beHve,
Iacluifing'.'tballravatry troopy " . H
.Uf..W. :.C.' ,wJrttwVj&&-X,,spwtor of National Guard in tke Territory, who made the annual inspeotion
of Companies I and,, L last ' Bundsy,
also took occasion to go Into tka matter of the new' eompaalea in some deBefore ha' left ha declared himtail.
self extremely 'pleased at the outlook
and by the manner la which the Idea
had been received by prominent men
ke
Carnival Was Hilaicus, Music Is
J;; Charming, Volcano Wonderful
and f Everything Delightful
.rx
by rdrral;WircbMS.)
The
WASHINdtOX, March 28.
elaborate reply prepared by the atatd
uepsnnteni in answer io ine erauargw
proclamations- - bf .France aad - Great
JfeUala J
ot, yatbeea djspateed.
The Ajnerieaa'.iroto was taken . ooor
further advisement by the, President on
Friday tight and it was ex pee ted that
it would be banded.to tka Britlsk andFrench Ambaaaadora 4 yeeterday mora-
Tbre'e 'general prisoners who escaped
early Tburlay morning from the temporary g a Ed house at Fort Ruger ware
rounded up yesterday afternoon by a
detail, of soldier sent ant to hunt foe
them t th neighborhood ot the Han- ana dam. ' Their liberty lsstet a nttio
less thaa forty bourn, .
.
Being without money, or provisions
they bad;
ur a C'klneae and fobbed
bim bf aevaral dollarai as ke waa plod- ag along theNuwaaik-drive- .
laac'inrao prisoaerf are rem raw
more, William li. Harding and Albert 'hoVincials are alVnneommoaieattva,
Di .ta. . Tkhv otrered no resistance when cither as to the tenor of .the drafted
they knew they bad been siuhtoA aodt Vc'pTy' br'aa lo the reasons why It haa
!
were Severed by the soldiers' rifles,
not bcoa dmpatcbed. " "
haa-- ' beea ' received
e Anaotmnemeot
from th Briliah admiralty that two
lieht ships are to ba moored of Folk- CHEST OF SILVER
atone Itetween, which all ahipplag must
Judiciary Committee
: forcTi. Bill J'U Tabled
,
From an advaaca hospital, known aa
No.-Casualty. Clearing Station, Iva
miles 'behind tha .British t reaches oo
V :'V:' ' tha Belgian border, close in the tear
of the New Eealnndera, aad from tbe ONLY TWO STATES KNOWN :
atately homo Of Lord Onslow, Claadoa
TO HAVE UW ON SU3JECT
now a hospital for
Park, ia Surrey,
wounded ' men, - coma letters to Hone,
tola with newe of tha four Bed Cross
nurses who went from thla city to the
Would Inure TV-Det:
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Measure
froat.
are
Miss Jordan and Mlae Craig
er
6a the Continent, in tha thick
of the firt nid work behind, tha Aring
line, aus uroy is at tha- - tomaorary
hospital at thtndou Patk, Surrey, wher
there were, when aha wrote, oae hundred and twelve patients. Miss Hunter
la on duty at Brighton, wher tha Sikh
,.,.
.
wounded are taken;
, '?, ?
Cloaa to Tronchoa
la letter to a Honolulu friend, Miss
Craig writewii "' ::'"'".; i
'..' r'"Just a line jo let you know Mine
Jordan and 1 are kere. verv At aad
knppy to ba sent o for np. Ws km
bean told wo are about Are mite from
the treochea. 4 la aay case,
get mea
direct from the trenchea. Poor fellows,
they are pretty uncomfortable.. The
weather haa been bad. Wt and cold.
Thia haa teea a wonderful eirperlenee.
aad l would hot . have .missed 'thene
months arer korai f6r' naTthlnif.'':"
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Cold bat Happy
Mlsa Jordan wirttea: '.
.v;
V Picture me in. a tiny . room la
convent, a atone floor 'and no Are, alt- tinir in mv snreatcoat v
nt feet
npon a cbntr to'keeV them off tha floor:- which ia much 'Colder than cbaritrOr
knything a'ae'T aver.hedrd f. t Thl
little room iaBeta wa mens, and truly
It the table is a meaa. ' Wa are quit
: V
fortunate ta fcave it. .;
f We are.Mlleted oa the townspeople
aad have ur Wale together In thla
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room..,,'..,?'
"We ara at No. 3 Casualtv CTearing
Station. , These atatlona ara at intervale all along tha Una, and ara where
the men are brought direct, from tka
field ambulance wbich attends to tbem
' t.
aa they ara wounded, v.
"Nobody who baa aot aeea tke Door
fellowalraa wa aee them. wet. cold bo- yon d aU our previous' eonceptloA! bf
wnat cflio eonid be( aba with anea tarr
riblo wounds some'af .course "aro Hot
baT, thahk goodnes can baveany
idea. of what modern warfara really la.
It ia.,tadeecribab)y fHghtXuL" ; Jf 1
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oraya. lommy Atauns
f.Th men are, cheerful beyond bH
hpM, and I take off ay hat to Tommy
Atkins with .respect aad admiration.
They, af a,' always so anxious to point
oas one wnp
a lt worfte than' them
eejvaa. One nun. who had been wtfund
cdkia both arms, one leg, chin, eat aad
Mad, said quite cheerfully to tbe doc
VtU.!.I 410 ink I tried to atop too .man
tuma,
air,' and. rhea the aezt nai
i
ffroaned he aald: 'Buck int. oM
lypiwa aro pretty Jolly lucky to be
,
nknl!WrRJ.ci.MMervlc' ln.
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the Several Department! :
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Ecor oniixar Oonrpany.
.....OreClhaa. Fuel
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Tha Attorney general of. tba Terri
tory aad hla depafiaa, tha city attor- r-- r w. .
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ney of Honolulu and bin depotlea, tbe A. Lewis.
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county .attorneys of Hawaii, Maul and
'.'.... ..Vice Preatdentv ,and, . Mqriager
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of Maui with whom he. dieeusned It.-- ' '
4, 'ashi.-tand their reapectlve deputiea, f. B. Demon
Kauai
If
companies,
One of the lafaetry
f
G.
O.
lo.
as
Fnller.
Aeatntsat
POPULAR
COUPLE
Fl
OR
tha oisVaheritr and hie depotlea, the R. MeCorristnnr. . . , Aariataat
through, will haTheat- tbe plaa fn
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city and 'reepeetivo eonnty attorneya
quartera at Pnuaeae or Kaknlnl, and
DIREgTOKH:' C. H. looks, B. JT
BATTLING
aad their depotlea, provided they are Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr.; K. F, Bishoi,
The cavalry contbe other at Pain,
aoma
ara
aad
eome
Maka-wo- ,
afo
And
lawyers.
with
nt
headquarters
tingent,
r. w. Macfsrlana. J A. .Mrtaaleas
CoHk Ac.Tnnaa. who haa'beca man
aot, may spend their itme prnciimng C H. Athertoa, Geo. R, Carter,
will be made op of young men of
F. HI,
for
Com
Sugar
law
Laopahoeboe
ager
aa'cooaaellors
at
tha
acting
of
had'
supply
.who,:
and
Kola,
M.ikawao
eaa
Damon, F.
BEATE1IBYM'
Atherton. if .A,' 4oa"j.T
the
expense
twenty
mora
ytra,
of
thaa
tka
and
at
baa,
proAt
for
their
.,'
owa horses,,
Pty
'.
COMMERCIAL AND
potH la aay aril eanaea institnted ,. .'.;.) TJEPARTMENTS.SAVINGS
Iocal officers of the National Guard ia coasaqueac of failing eyesight, de
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cidx( to leave Hawaii aad settle ia
la any court within tha Territory,'
express the eeuvietloa that there-Strict attention given to. all I rnBc,ha
t
: Tha bouse commutes oa tna jnaicmry
ample material available for the pro-- ; TtrltUh folulnltlli
" .'Of Banking.,!
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lAaaecisiea rceas or reaersi
v.,lr..
y''t
1m.
aa Saturday when it recommended
said
loed increase) ef the local militia, devoted
g
HEW-TOB;
VarenXB.-rrWatumto tbe Interest of tka-co- m
n.' B.' 143,' inttodueed by KU J.
and there will be no difficulty in
that
them, ; ee(MWulty - so since naay ke managed, which la situated Uf Ivinsky, tke- - heavyweight, ran ' up
Crawford and entitled "Aa Act
the rainy belt of Hawaii, Mr. an Mra.1 against Tartar In McCarthy here last
prohibiting. certain orueiaia
there will probnbly be Caraeat ai tna gov I
McLennan' have ' gained an enviable ! .Saturday evening, aad .waa outfought
on the part of moat of the
ernment 'from practising- - nr acting as
hospitality ia every one of tha tea rounds tha two
of the young' men to be re- reputation for
attorneys or bopnaellors ah law in civil
cruited. '
engnged la.
eanaea during their terms of office," I TT'Xf tD tOaJ t rkTfM AM Aiw a aaieia.
.;. at tkelr beautiful homo at Papaaloa
XiaVl AJBsA
Oompanv
twenty-thirlaiit Mi JW D aUJak ana
by
InsUntQ
Mr.mnd
Eocord Attandaac
the
.I
ba tabledv .Tba recommendation 0f tha
a
Uentenaat - Whitener would Mrs. McLtnnaa were tka recipients of
, FROM QUERBO TO XI VEkPuoL .";
Committee, which la bended by
that unlkm f.l!. nrtWhile
k.a
a,
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.i comment on the relative efficiency a very handsome ekeat of table silver
William T. Rawlins, .waa.
fevua waa about aa near paradiaa aa of the Maui companion,
- as
AVr, '
compared ware, which was supplied by Wichmaa PRESIDENT PUTS TRUST
OAKAnTAitf
wood
"bill
went
tha
tha
to
invrr
and
adopted
Sa
It
,
,
get on this globe. Hat, bleaa with
. i S ana
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others or the guard, pending the
'
Dears me 101pile. ; Efforts have beea made every "" ar KBUVMB A VUIS MUUVa4) V V""
ie. ei iiOHoiuiu,
9WI
it ia 811)0 mile from it, aad over appearance
tii,
afllclal report, it Is lowing taacrlptioa:
of
his'
,
two" years, almost ' ainea tbe first tera rough, restKae and ofttimee' retching believe.)
snowvery creditable
Preeonted by tha JSmpIoyea ox
MM CODlfCUOB "wTlEam ID
ritorial legislature met, In 1901, to pro' V"4"
ean.' ' But ova here aad all the mis-- ing waa tbat
made. ,rln
matter of attka Laupaboehoo Sugar Company,
hibit these salaried employe of tba
that have assailed the pit of your tendance, Company the
Wailoku,
I, of
Papaaloa, to Mr. and Mrs. C, Mo,
Bovernment from engaging ia private
"STfjmach for Ave daya are fully atoaed
deapite tke fact tbat her men eome
Lennan, on tka occasloa of kls reUfomjuiai
For tieku
practise. These efforts' have been, how,
Jfor.Vy tbe Inexpressible auperbaeaa ot from all over central Maul, broke the
;
nVi,a''.''.., ,,': 'A
tiring from tbe position of Maa- t
vain. The report of tha
all
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aver,
thin ideal spot.
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with
ialnnds,
attendance record of the
'(AaMMilaUd Press bf retUral WUrslaas.) ,
of tha ' Company, March
judiciary committee rejada aa follows!
aire
lark Twaia'a Praise
M out of fl utrengtk Of 100 answering
v'.;f .,
i TdEO. H. OAVIES & COi.HTiK
86, ;'15.
WA8HTNGTON,-,- . March- Tba Commlttea't Keport
ia what Mark, Twain eaid of tke roll call.
'"Here
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The committee, who kad. charge of
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Object of tbia bill ia tO pre,;
The
lli-members
addreseiag
tha
Rifle Butta Boob
fa...Mlsbj navaafl
A.A., " S ..tt--i"
vwiaawi
the arrangemeata consisted of MrsK.
vent the' Attorney- - general of tba Ter
Hawaii, the loveliest fleet of lal- A
Aeeordina to Captala Kaak, ot Com Hntcbiaonl W. U. Crotier, Jaa. Thomp of tbe Methodist Churci South conferCo. t
PtUtflf'Bly.
CadlB
attorney
ritory and his deputiea4,, tba
atwie. that lies. anchored m any. ocean, pany I, the long hoped for target sange
ence' yesterday, said that ka Aad .conansAwaananninnmawawajm
aannnwaawana.nnnnnsanwaanim ana f
of 'tha "inky4 and county" of Honolulu,
alien Jaijfjjia, aU the world has any for hie eompaav vs likely, soon to do son, TJ. Yamamoto aad A. Dubcsa,' sec fidence in tke calm and thinking people
retary Tha preeentatWn was mads by aC k A nkIiai, '. wh minA .
iii ul
deep, strong fchapn for me but that on
and. his deputiea, tba eoukty attorneys
& Cooke Co
an actuality. ; Tha aurteT of the site
- -- - -- - -- - i as atabiuaera avnen ne excisaoie por.
or each or me aeverat 'ooaniiea' ana
her.lunJ fpuld so longingly ' aad haa, recently been made . by .Cotinty
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Honolnln T. B.
an
their dcutie." the blob sheriff, sberW
beseechingly haunt me Bleeping and Ensloeer Howell, and the lease ie now
8 the population started ia to rock
".Ta?7
"'itiona
tlt'Voat;C'--.V-4knd deputy sheriffs tbroiigbout the Tar
waking, through Ban wetime, as mat being prepared by 'County. Attorney Mr.. Mtlethaan
.'ifv
apeak Ing ia yoor aame,
r ltory. jrom practising, ana acting an
mavhaa done. Other things leave me, Case. vAa aooa a this
''Wberf
Commission
nbUlaej other things change, ,but the lease from . thaK wallnka ; Puar
attorneys or counsellors at law. tw any
net
it..U-.I wm yowattm, but wbaa) jay. words do
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L. mm
' Instituted
. g
- court
aay
eouneausea
samv..
"Abe
la
eivil
not
voire
the
best
of
feelings
witkin
will
ComDanv
be' executed, and
ll rraiinw
alxi artf always blowing, its summer a week or two at most the bptta-wi- ll
withiVha Territory.
i
(flashing
pulsing
of
F2ciars iv ;v
sua;
your committee haa mAda a carethe
in
aeaa
ia MsiTpVln
.
the
Continnln4,
rJt
he U plafe and ready ae use.
c
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con
ioVedtfgation
ful
of
people
matter,
with
it sarf best iA my aar; I can aee Its
impartial
bo
this
iittBoro
lo
t
TO DEATH AS A SPY:s
ot
esrlaAdxt ernira. Its Mnninff enKadea.
of a quarter wbik
tba ""'rosult that After4 aa exntainaUon
Iwa PlanUtloa CnV" "' Y' V
:?
its .plumy palma drowsing by the shore; GUNBOAT SMITH GETS
own!'4' Wa eannnt exp,f1-t"'irf tbe alarntea of, thirty out of rthe
waialua Agricaltaral Ce lt--- f
;
eedsejfa
'
v ita remote summits floatiac like islands
rf
REED
at
end
Uaion,
tha
OVER
Biae
the
tba
tnarBlr
forty
nntilinta
THE SHADE
'
T AA
annkaa flnni
above, the cloud. nek; l can feel the
remaining
of
Afteea
hate eac cMf aaVaiJ.'UrA' th.
Btatcs
tb
iUtutes
Works af W, Loa Is
Iron
Fultaa
'.
spirit ef ita woodland solitudes; I eaa
ejf'
'
reality,
broth
being
of
aur
the
feelingk,'or the
eIy, partially4 available ia
(AssorlaM Press b Fedarsl Wireless.)
(AuoriiM Prvss kf Ttitn Wirslasa.)
, '
Blake Steam Pampa. r ? "'.
a
. a
hear, tbe plana or its Drooas; in my
supreme court library, and tba statutes
hood 6Cdbj.'' v ' .N.f! ' .
NEW . YORK, Mareb- 28. Gunboat
LUNEVILLB, Fraaee. March
.
Can trlfngala.
Western
i still Uvea the breath of flowera
of two df tha States, to Wit, Mississippi
e
heavyweight wgite Marguerite fkhmitt, a woman of Trench
Smith,
"
J3abcock A.Wiloa Boiler.,
tka.t uoriaknt'twcatv veara aval'
CarpUna.
being entirely miss
"
And South
bopo, got hack. some of bis last repa birth, was ycatcr4ay sentenced to death NAvFdEFEATS PEIINSY
Greea'a Fss) Bcononida,-4',- .
rJ.. J.,'-,- ...J4. 4'3. ' V''
r,Vlar,yia4a.baa expressed my
ing, find that; oat or the thirty mates
tatlon here Haturday night by otpoint- - aa a apy. She waa taken from tha trial
Marsb Steam Pnmpa.
ao
aa
could
gratefully
of
.tnuch.
I
'tplrlt,
y'Xbr'-l,aa
tkat
almost
examined .only, twa have' adopted pro,
ing Joe Reed after tea rounds of in-- and immediately executed, .being abot
BASKETBAU-.CONTESMataoa Navigation Co.. - ' : ';'
..with the amall amount4 6f "breath visions limiting In any degree tha right
T
have done. But hi eaat beat my
.
Before
milling.
her
,
sne
'
dinerent
esenutioa
confessed
,
that
'.
'
;.'
...
4SVcT,have
no
Una Shippiag Oa.
I'M
.Planters'
v
they
wUl
tip
it.
,
I
bottle
ait
aad
aad rani
amokt to engage, ta civil practise oA.tbo part
she had accepted a brlhe of ..forty dol. 1 ntaUelsted
'i. '.
Kobald Sugar C
or piay a monta organ. - r, of such fliclala, and; these proviaione
Wiralssa.)
Z4k roiatgn Zuid
Prase
(Mwl
cipmn
br
lars-tenter tha Francb lines to secure ";
, 'Jlriefl speaking, this is just like unusual doing all the time, with the
PHIUADELPHIAV28.Thc
attorneya
Mareh
only1
general
of
tha
affect
V I do. bopo the wr will nooa fod;
;
.":. ; V BUSINESS CARDS.
fc foreign land.
One does aot hare to Chinese, Japanese, Koreans and nawa: information for the .Germaoa.
Xavy acorect a decislvo victory aver Aha
two Stataa, the Statea of "New
f
It la rtoo terrible ' for words. .Blaoo we too,
H Jo, Chin or Japan, or l'ortugal, or liaas ia tbe foreground wltb.pageanta
- being
Pennsylvania
basketball
University
Wyoming
andof
llampshrre:
tha
'
liflUk. ... We kara all the atmosphera and parades and floral proceabioaa and ARMY INCREASE INVV,
team hero Saturday night, winning by eamo to Franca we have aot board two above mentioned. ' Tba atajntes HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.rr-M- a
much newe and do aot aea many4 papers, or
ebinary af every description made ta
", and, envirtnunents and people right exhibits.
ecore
'
to
3
pf
a
0.
tn otner tweniy-picKOREA GROWS NEAR
niaiea cov
v
Though we aee tha man from tha front,
oHer.
kerer They kare tkelr quartera, but '."And musicl I never knew what It
;this." In vest igatiod either conby
red
they dQo't know aa much aa wa do,
'.'they swarm the city all dressed
mcaat to have the entire atmoaphere
proviaiona
limiting
no
rights
the
.
HOPPE DEFEATS, MAYER.
who accasioaally vaa
fHnecial to Kirta JUL1
aewspaper, tain sue A offlelala'to engage in eivil
in their native aad aaiqua cue- impregnated with harmony aad melody;
They know what hsppeas ia their own of
,
iumoa (sea any encyclopedia). jJut There are a dozen big army paada, oaa
TOKIO. MataT'ST-r- r FVom. what "in
practise, or (aa la mora commonly tba HAWAIIAN
AT HANOICAP,
corner, aad no more,
.'.
thank bearen, they are all under tna af them plnying nearly all tka ; time, known of the ejection rctoma, tha next
ease)
affirmatively provide that such
mora
ia bitterly cold. Wa had quite officials may.' not engage in any . eivil
Issued Tuesdays aad
itara and stripes, Of the 70,000 or
"it
some times altogether In a .vast Japanese parliament will ba almoat'ea.
' residenta only about 8000
are white. and
rridaya..-.- .
nuowrau two oars ago and bad to sult.'depeadiag
,,;.!',
'tAssoaiaUd Prssa by Psdnrab'WiraUsa.)
oesa and mammotbaeao of melody tbat tlrely of the governmental prty;1 Pre
upon
substantially
the
Bat. besides this number 12,000 of Un almost shakes the coral at the bottom tnier Okuma and hU cabinet will bo M PHILADELPHIA, M ircb
PostofficV
fidn'olulo,
Willie wenr guhi boots on duty J' The Jnqd I same facts' as in- - pending criminal
at tha
of
.
cle Bam 'a soldiers seep things uveiy of this Island ef Oahu. Thea tha 1U rataiaed.
n , j Hohoe. .BatnrdaV avenluirLBefeated Jo awfnL "we 'a re billeted id th mlddla prdeecutiona, tkns inf rcntial)y author-Uin- g
H. T, SacoooVOlaaa llattar. '
of
a
- mtc
street:'
nieM
the
Morn
. nieht aad day, aad I fear we are wbilOkuma
billiard
champion
diaeolvad
aeph
Premier
amateur
thau
MaW,
last
walians are all natural mumeiaaa, and
aald offlclale td nngnge-i- n
civil
SXTBSCTRIPTIOK . RATES?,, '
end aad ths' hospital it tha
out : the blood of these Mongo-ttea- a wherever yon go
aHu
orchestra a af parliameat December 5. 1914. because player of tha worlds 2000 to 1394. The Wevhava
solti aot depending npon facta Involved Par Montlt ,.,,;.,v:;,.ii.-4.- V
M(
fWv M
knd Orlontala and other ' shady stringed iristritmeots,their
'
do.1"
walking
little
was
Hoppc
by
t
controlled
party
it.
the people
match was an
balk line, and
v ..
some novel to.ua,
in', a erimi naL trial.
00
A , '. H . J
Per Tear
comgtezione at f speed which in aa- - are heard, and their voices blending a and opposed bus policy of army exten handicapped May
he. to play 2000
Vary Uttla Prohiblttoa EUawbara
Par Month, Toratgna .Vivi
.M
aw
nave
generatMM
'Wui
inrgery
aioa
Korea.
in
Ua tka tieturesqueneaa of the pas the weird native son as.
, 'Tha result of this iavestiwtlon. aa Par Tear, roreiga
It is understood that points while Mayer played loop,
'. X'
. . , Ii.
W.00
' eUoved
we took a
auto Okuma 'a plan to station 30,000 mere
data is at handv baa beea to
'ai
far
DEAD
OF
PNEUJWN1A
'
Payable
iav
v
XdThneAT
ZnvarUNr
inr thronffs. .
troops
in Korea will ba supported by
ride around the Island and were glvaa
affirmatively disclose tha fact that bo rrwPT.i? a
v
.
.
v
.',
SECOND ROUND ENOUGH
J .'. - ar.
.
Than tkera are a doaaa big German a Hawaiian luau, or lunchoa, ander the new parliament.
. i
mtina
statutory
proviaiona
coun
limiting
exist
News 'of I
'Jaeksonville,
nawls in refuge, dismantled and dia-- a bower roofed with palm leaves aad
'. ::y f
FOR BRUISER OELANEY Florida, on Marcfr 131 innt Ura.
from aeceptkag civil am- a raced and stuck in tke Honolulu knr sugar
Mrk ty attorneys
V
a
while
cane,
Hawaiiaa'
orchestra
. ..n.AM.
v .u.u. J
W.
V iiiiiil
T
Dyai Andrws, 'wldow "of tka lata Dr., f '.V
'
bor watll tka war ia over. Tka hua-- played continually new and delicloualy Hmo
' AaucUUl Press bv reiarsl WirSlsss.)
"limiting tbem " from . beinnf em.
sioal
Qeorge
P.
Andrtwrbf
Honolulu,
.was
dreda f German sailors aad mariaes unique airs.
HAS BIQ CALENDAR
j.;.
NEW YORK,. Martk ', 8.rAIl " the recjeived ta tha ' Tnall yeaterday by ployed ia cases contrary to tba public
; add to the variegated tkrong and have
vY .f
About Big Tenet
flulitlujf aspirations were 'tak
of George P. Castle." from the aulvivinir (otoresfj only emphasises their right to . - ..1., w
t
nothina to 'do but enjoy themselves and Telia
.Nineteen criminal and sixty two eivll husky Joe Delnney tere Vwatnrday daughter, Mlsa
Winifred: Andrewa. She engage in civil practise ia matters aot
Cipiha fereeeeaea of the island. One "The, feast we could aot stomach, caeca
on the calendar of tha fourth night, when Dan Coffev knocked him
0-- 21
TOLD
qunnermw but wa had the rare experience of raw eirealtarecourt
vfroto that,her mothbr had: died after contrary to the public interest. - Tha
'
rOM4 fallow, one sooaiag,
which
open
will
March
ita
'
ten- an illness of only two dara.- af wnen- - two axee'ptidns are New Hampehlre and
despon- - Ash, greasy piu roasted and wrapped
"in
second
of
out
rQond
himself,
their
'the
Oeler.
abot
the
imm hot being able to see his wife in native leaves dipped ia oil aad tied aessioa of tbe January term ia 11 "o round content.
,K
hionla, to avoid the danger of contracts Wyoming, which prohibit tba attorneys
r:
dent at
at ten o'clock to morrow morning. The
'.
s '' ' "'i
ing which aha bad left her', horn in gaocraL from accepting civil aaaee, but
antf'chlld, born since he has been tied with Jiva plant atoms, chickea raveling court will
BERLIN, March lfl. (Correspondnear
presided
by
Circuit
be
Detroit to spend, the- winter ia the neither of tba Statea ia any wny limits ence
in tha greasiest gravy that ever 00 red
up aere. - a
FAMILT.
BEEVES
THE
WHOLE
.
of . The
Judge
Charlea
F. Parsons. The terri
, any
right
the
,
of
public
South.-attorney,
.;.
,Tba
or
.;
.
. . Associated
... preaa,)
from a fat fowl, witk cooked taro root torial grand jury
at Baacli
T&kaa Cottaa-.t
The fame of Chamberlain's Cough
secona oi who von uoiiDerg-will
East
Hawaii
of
Doctor,
pToeecy
tor
attorney
gea
other
tka
make
Mra.
merely
thaa
aad
Andrewa
to
oa
aide
ry
(a
oat
'txpected
were
the
native araia like
" Wa bad
meet in II Ho at tea o'clock tomorrow Bemedy is world evidt - It Is good far wen
navy is
accounta of
eral la engaaingr in private civil prae
nnoa in Honolulu, Poctor
two weeks' trip, coining from Los meal), aud Anally tbe exeat Hawaiian morning.
devoted to tba exploits of submarine
The criminal calendar con the deep nested cough of the adnJt or
attorney
At
tisa.
aa
tha
far
cenernl
having
Great
poi.
ia
new
been
a
steamer
physK
This a big bawl of starchy tains three murder caaes Pedro Sanap, the croup- and whooping cough ot the
practising
dish,
AncvAlea on the bis
Hewritea;
t
T
Tarthern, which had Just eome, tke su butanes that tastea like glue aad charged with manslaughter; Jose Mar-tine- children. The same bottle aervea the ciana bore for many years to tha tima and.! Via. deputiea ara concerned, your
finds
hU
anof
emmlttee
they
In
death
ara
1003.
not
through
that
the
Mra.
worse.
Andrews,
looks
The whole meal waa
4
Vrtf 'blg passenger boat,
family.
dealers,
by
all
Through
a
whole
sale
For
shot
inscriptions
degree,;
and
murder la the first
tba
and her ouly chlM,. Mlsa Winifred, left gard l private .practise, their time it bowthio;
Canal, Oae day of this air eaten with the Angers, no anting im folia Garcia
tttbo, on August 9t 1914, thf
from
Gontales, murder, in ' the Renaon, Smith k Co., Ltd., agents for aenoiuin a snort time arter
being .almost entirely taken up with aavvral
ajaimea and coamopolitaa delights set piementa being on the table. - v:
the
JiriiLaMi
hu.
s
katw Vncvliaik
Vat k .
aanb
degree.
vea avan.
u
first
musj sajnaa vonwn
;
,
'a,
baad
:
and,
trpaks
'
father
'a death.
"Friday night there waa a "water
f . .. f i
tle4 na, W hastily packedour
engagement Llautea-an- t
finder.'
thia
Of
h
.Wttage fat Beaalde carniya) and .&nUsUkjt. y
lwQoU4
(oumandeff,
a i.Jlersing (Iron
COMMITTEES FOR vV.H
f9rm .Vw,
. HK iwultii ta enter tha
lloial for a month. Tho eottago has uifipiny in win uaroor. waa ODiaae wiia B
ctieves,
td tha Firth of Forth, but I lay acrosrW
m.a.wv.a'MaAn'iR"5!''
1nfbeen built two weeks, and has eiectrie lights and Japaneaa and CW
rnuiyiu
W&tr eonvaniaaee. ai modern aad com nec lanterns passinir ' around aad
PUWI aotrlmaat1 of efficient serf' Wa- ilJ the course aad sank bar. An English deoffices' of the attorneys of the aeverai
nL,ta aa ana could cet at home. - We around the big bay, while beads played
pursued me, but I naturally took
Tkenrw.staniline ammUImi af the aeuatlee aad would prevfnt tha voters stroyer
aavetep right out note the beach and aad 50,000 on the piers applauded to
under tha wator, apd wa es
the
Hawaii Promotion Committee, as. : apA from obtain lag tha eerriees of man aa caped- - safely.',
billowy waters that keep aa aven the echo. And then, we had a vlaW
'f ' ,f . ?
In 'upertare
pointed by Chalrmaa B. A. Beradt, ara county attorneys who ere capable and
lrl tba
the year of the eruption of a volcaae ed the
of . eoventy-elOf tha recent work Of
'
,
follows:-whom
.
i
voters
would
tha
ia
j,
All
edge
aeventy-foorwbh
the
of
to
tha
rnalletie,
city.
was
Wont
It
under
around, t Never
von Gottberg ,aayaV ' "Soon
Sea,
Irish
. A.
Finaneo-E- .4
i :
.
Bfradt, halrman. positions. ..
Thf'thennometer Inland here never whs and beautiful.
after January 20 tha' bat put to aea.
. voomns? jrieid...
.., "Jfour Judiciary ' romralttea tnera- It
or above Nawa of World Boceivad : .;.
ikova ' to go below flfty-flr- e
beaded for tha vicinity of Liverpool,
, Piiblloationa
and Literature
1$, fore, After due and careful considera- and sank tha Ben Grain-ban- ,
Houolulu there ar. tw.;daijy
loaded with
eigbty flve,, while day la and day-otowee, chairman; L..A. TboratoaV T
tion of CW matter,, racommends that general cargo. . While-- tbe Ren .Craurb-apapers published in English, ona mora-inUs rang Is nilty-Av- s
ta seventy-eigh- t
QENOK iE.
ONLY
OfliGlNAL
.
Th
.
,
Islaad
U.
biU
inter
Yoraanizatioat
ba
tabled.
t
the
oue
aud
evcninir. There are acv
to . leave
'a boata were at ill in sisht'the Linda
Qoodiog Field, chalrmaa; Ed. Tawsa.
s, "., was
t'
'MY
Chocks and rraata
wccklios ia Hawaiian.
note like a Charm in
sunk. Tkea a coat steamer appeared
tThlp aere. The' neat day, b the oral
Heme
Work
L.
"halrA.
Tkurstea,
and Lieutenant, uersing waited for her,
1
trip to visit the active volcano In the Thererare foar Japanese dailies, a Cbk
CENSOR CENSORS CEN.SOR
AGUE.
CnOUP,
mwt .
DIARRHOEA,
EVE3,
, :
,
but try tuis timovtba wirajsainbad aent
Island of Hawaii at IWo, two ladies nese daily, besides dinTercpt weekly ad
Territorial and County AIJalra-'9e- a
v Tha tott Bamadf kaow fbfHl
the ana. pecine In
weekly Chinese and Portuguese
an echo of tha thunderous explosion oa
Koa4 baea fritb a all tka way were semi
PARIS,
22
March
(Correspondence
7
lamia
tyolHager,
,
chairman,
v ,.
v
the Bea Crauchaa into every office of
overturning auto pu np papers..
'
kUlt'd by
and
COUCnS. COLD J,
wHULLKA
jf
Aasoclated.'.
.
Preaa).
latest
The
ftha
British shipowners, and Horsing waited
"The news of the world ia received
the, moiiBtald.'; TUa . bodiea war am- ITALY
CALLS MORE MEN
asthma, "Biokcbitii;
saprica of tha oAlclal censor c'dmes to in vain for aeverai dava for new baoty.
DYSENTERY.
by cable and wireless ia Honolulu' for
, balihad and taken back to Loa Angeles.
light i the Est Republican. This pa. But John Bull was eleverj he bad orv
'
W rwal WlrsUss 't
lAMMlaua Tr
rW.( Jt must have cast
pall aver tka both morning ami evening papers, as
Pallhattv tw NtULCl, wwt,
The
imm
CiVlpMi aaia TsMimsaj asrpm
ROME, March SO. Tha expected or per thought it waa fully justified ia dered the etoppa.e of all. shipping in
Ixa dsyi' retura trip, and from a pleaa-- f forwarded to the other; Islands by
'
all Clwml is . L
Iriak) Sea.
to'ii in b.Hitr
"ie
';'
means ot wirlldor of aeneral oiobUisatioa baa ' sot piibllsblag tka official communication tba
comnuialeenoti.
ure voyage It waa, oaerted into
Muuon. i
. I J- - Pavaaroat.
KaaLad, t li. 3v.
Liverpaol
Heralna
'a
regarding
president
Alaaea
Bat
trip
"From
tha
.
la
Italy
leeued
vyct.
reta
with
these
few
"Aad
bat
scattering
eentlnues
rnnerai ship.
marks from tkcae Isles of tha blessed
'all mora troopa to the colors. ' Yea teitnauy, The eenaor at Teaey, aow cruised off iato the Irish He, bombard, llliariona ' OarntTal Waak
, .
.en
.
a
a
j r
. A
aa
passea.
onj.
aa
as
;
airanip
ta
tna
I
terday
tUplne
lag
diaravared
aei
Udtaerettoaa
troosa
all
tba
'.
.
.
our
to
neigbbore
tha
beloved
tLit-v.rt- -l
af
aad friends
I. ... I
Mln a
w.'.'Ihls his. been bilarioua aad glo
aial aecount of thla interesting; event neighboring port shelled tha liatle - at
first tlaas were aed for fortr-fl2000 milira over the sea aad 3000 ml'es
7A" 3&Ml'!!J
rious week la Honolulu.
I
pffleaga
:
.
all
,ercllesly ecaisered, $ha paria cen- - tacke, which dived unharmed and pro
artillery
tbahad
of
Jaad
lava
aver
the, land, we send oiir love
iv t"The entire week has beea daotd mora
.
, ,
"
m
'
nmw.
1
i
i ?
ioOLe Mil Jfaciflrt
myvj
arnlval. Something and greetings and
f
TlMi.TJi 7'
i
if
f
il
..S. MBotaford f
the editorial Uff
nerald.writ- paper,
Honolulu
till
haa the
to
rom.
t
inf
fdtltfwing jt aay about Hawaii and kit
sojourn in the Paradise ef the Pacific;
have found heaven and Ukcn a
cottage there. Roma of my carping eoe- .
V..1- .A
iruijivraric ami ivwvu J KJ h K 1 Vfv
neata may mi( a snorting eneer at the
fpaof my having uallfled by morals
aad virtues for any sort of celestial
Moriee. Whatever may
hereafter,
that here and aow 1 am la
heaven. .While It la coming to ba renl-lzethat th aplritual heaven ia within
"wkn and ha tan make it or break It
!i
utnaelf, etill 1 must maintain that in
u tie marvelous material delighta of
rllrakte and aeenery aad mouataiuaad
flea'and flower and foliage and balmy
preitie and tonle osoue, tbia region kat
very other aeetioa of Ood 'a footstool
wepnased.
,
of "fAe
"Qulaey .(III.) Dally
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