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v ',: 'if i' From SanFaneisM! . T .. . ' I kf ;. 'S; wi fer Kw. 1 M' ('.. ",. "'"', 1 ,, , Alameda '...,. Jlilj- for KHh.tFronciier: Korea i July From Vancouver: Aoransl . . 4 July For Vancouver: umua ; Ju'y2 VOL.vXI. NO. 4303. MOONSHINER IS RAPID AHMED NIRZA 18 SHAH TEHERAN. Persia. July 19. The National Assembly, including the Nationalists' leaders, hare pro claimed the Crown Prince Ahmed Nirza as Shall of Persia. Azud Ul Mulk has been made regent. C. B. Crane To China WASHINGTON. July 1G. Cliarles B. Crane, a leading manufacturer of Chicago, has been appointed United States Minister to China. 1 Is Bought At n nicotine of the directum of tho llnpld Transit Company, held last oven Ins, It wns decided ti takeover tlio DuKchnll Lcngiio ball grdiinds lit n ' cost of $20011. This Mini will enable tho Leugiiu trustees nnd ball teums to get out of debt. Tim llnpld Transit liavn no Ideii of running tlio ball ground an mi nmiiseiiieiit park, but will put In a caretaker who will keep tho Ei-otimlH up as In tho past. tihould nnyono want to pull oft n sports meeting or a bull gnmo the grounds will bo routed nt 11 very rea sonable rate to them. Now Athletic iitiderwemv 11. V. I), goods, now shlrU and plijamus. In IIrIiI w'rlghl nnd prolty colors. A Ann lot of now suitings nt Yeo Chun & Co.'h, King nnd lletliel street. An employment bureau In Now York reports Hint In one year only sovrnty llvo men who nre pnst 50 years of ago we-in put to work out of a total of 193 BiieU applicants. Park The Newest Styles in Negligee Shirts M EN who are jast a little fastidious, about their dress will find among our new assortments of "Cluett" and "Wilson Bros." shirts, patterns mat are aionce attractive, serviceable and in the best of taste, 0 The time to make a selection is now while the assort ments are large, because it is not expected that such a fine stock will have to wait long for buyers. New line of golf shirts, The Kash Co Fort & Hotel Streets. 23, la 14 ' 3:80 EDITION No Honolulu TRANSIT QUICK CAPTURE OF MOONSHINER Caught By Breckons After Local Officers ' Failed WAS ONCE ARRESTED BUT NO CHARGE MADE Queer Case Unearthed by Internal Revenue Department on Kauai Clever Work by Fed eral Officers. Notwithstanding tho locnl author I ties clnlmed they could not locate the keeper or an Illicit still on Kn iinl, when his nrrcst wan recently re quested by Walter Drake, United States Internal Revenue Collector, by 11 clover nnd strategic niancivcr United Stales District Attorney llrcckons nnd United States Marshal Hendry captured Toyofukl, the much-wanted man, nt Wall la wa this morning ut 3 o'clock, utter driving overland from Nnwlllwlll, a distance of twenty-five miles. Tlio cuse was worked up by C. M. Thomas, Hevcmic Agent from Ban I'runrlsu-o, nnd Division Deputy J. W. Doyle," who have JusL returned fiom Kutial with' the "evidence," 10 wlt: ten gallons of high-proof spir its nnd n complete, still equipment! In tho course ot their investigation, the two officers found that Toyofukl had been nrrestcd In April by tho lo cal authorities, but no charge was plnccd ngnlnst him of running nn Illicit still. Tho Japanese was re leased on $200 bail, nnd his trial (Continued on Page 0) TROUBLE ENDED AJ WAIMANALO In connection with tho recent riot nt Wiilmnnalo, no further trouble Is nntlclpnled and Sheriff Jarrctt has withdrawn tho largo force of armed men who wero stationed the're. Alligator Pears Pineapples Bananas No better time in the whole year to ship 'them than right now. Island Fruit Co., 72 S. King. Phone 15 nlso. V Ltd. Phone 25, Evening 10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TEREITD2Y. OP .HAWAII, FRIDAY, JULY ORDER PLACED For EXTENSION Negotiations Closed Yes . ter day By Rapid Tran sit for Construction of Line Through To Pearl Harbor Ballen tyne Places Order for Material All negotiations relating to build ing tho extension of the ltnpld Trim- nit linen to Pearl Harbor were clos ed at yesterday's meeting of Hid Hapld Tranult Company. Tup Army and Navy officials havu emitt ed the pcrmllH, the contruct between the compuny nnd the Hoard of Pub lic Works will soon lie signed, and the speedy building at the new road is assured. Manager Ilallcrityne, who Is on the mainland, has been authorized to let the contracts for building material. In regard to the new extension, 'President L. Tcnncy Peck of the llnpld Transit Company said In, an Interview this morning: "I havo received advices from Washington to tho effect that the Army nnd Navy Department granted tho permits requested by tho Pearl Harbor Traction Company, which U tho extension ot the llnpld Transit HneB to tho now naval station. The Fort Shatter permit was referred to tho Army and- Navy department by the local board, with recommenda tions, and a hearing was granted. To the President ot the Rapid Tran sit lines ccrtnln mutual concessions wero made, so that tho speedy build- king of tho road Is now assured. "Tho contract of the "company with the Superintendent of Public Works will probably be executed shortly, which Is the last formality prior to actual construction. "Arrangements have' been made for the necessary construction ma terial, pending the conclusion of ne gotiations for military permits, etc., nnd orders' for this will bo placed by tho manager, Mr. llallentyne, who Is nov,.on the mainland." Thus another mile Btone has been teached in tho commercial progress of the city. The extension ot the Hnpltl Transit lines to Pearl Harbor means a great deal not, only to the merchants and citizens ot Honolulu, hut .to the military authorities and to the officers and men who aro sta tioned at various Infantry, naval and artillery posts, all tho way from Penil Harbqr to Diamond Head. The new extension will give them a con tinuous line of travel to every storo ami point In the city, affording TUB NKCESSITV OP HAVINO YOUR WILL DHAWN 11V COMPETENT ATTORNEYS """ IS NO LESS IMPORTANT THAN THE SELECTION OK A i TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED AD MINISTRATOR. THE HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY, LTD.. SUCCESS FULLY COMIUNES THESE TWO FUNCTIONS. Hawaiian Trust .Company, Ltd. ,, housewife 4need worry over bargains missed if she EXTENSION ready means of Inter-communication ami rapin connections irom ono point to'another. It will bo a very important benefit ami convenience BIG WATER PROBLEM AT PEARL HARBOR Bridge Company rjtiCted VolUmeof Watreed8 -. . r . . Expensive Pumps-Many Con- tracts To Be let In Honolulu For Material and ,, , An unlookod $)v ftriluro Ih.the. building of the' naval dock at Peart Harbor Is giving the San Francisco Urldge Compuny, who have the con ,.ri tract with the government, serlour' concern. A larger amount ot water will havo to bo pumped than was ut first thought necessary, and to do this expensive machinery will be rt'-l quired, which will make tho con-. tract far less protnnble for the com- pany. Tho work will probably be gin within a taonth, and while all the expert .labor will be sent from the mainland, work for at least a hundred men hero wilt be furnished during the construction ot the dock. "The unusually large amount ot water that we will have to pump out In constructing the nnval Alock at Pearl Harbor Is going'to prove a much more expensive proposition BENEFICIAL LAWS AREJN ORDER Lepers Provided For In Many WajS Under New Rules President 1C. A. Mott-Smlth or the Hoard of Health has been much in conference lately with Attorney Generni Hemenway over the new laws relating to tho examination and care, of lepers. Vitally different changes will be made In the present system of conducting matters con nected with this large and Import ant branch ot the Hoard's work. Korty thousand dollars will be ex pended In building a new hospital nt Knllhl for the care ot lepers for the first six months after their ex amination, and also. It their .case, Is THE service at the Palm is as perfect as the meals. Hotel, ur. Union NO MORE DELAYS. We are now agents Young; Hotel LAUNDRY Promptness and eood service Gunianteed. TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE. i Telephone '361. S U liLETIN 16, 1009. 10 PAGES. CAPTURED -L TENNYPECKI to .officers and men stationed at Dia- niond Head, at Fort Shatter, rare, Do Hussy, ljearl Harbor nnd at Puu- Ion. I UneX Mun Finds Labor than thought when. th. contract, was signed," said President S. O. ui.,,1 i- a uv...i ti.i.. Company this morning. Mr. Illndes said that a number ot expensive cen- trlfugal pumps will have to be In stalled In order to dispense wlthjtho water so that construction work can proceed. While Mr. Illndes could not give a definite date as to when the con structlon would begin, he thought It would bo within a few wtcks. Ho .Wills and the other witnesses for thu is now making a thorough prelim!- prosecution, and laid Irrevocably buru nary examination ot the site, and, tho fabric of falsehood that tho Jap upon his' return to the mainland he aneso bad offered and overdone. will at once preparo orders for ma- In at least flvo cases ho picked out terlal to bo shipped. He says that flat contradictions In tho testimony of most of the construction material tho JapancBo that under ordinary clr will bo transported by regular cumstances w ould render entirely freight carriers, but that a large worthless tho balance, wherein the de amount ot smalt materlul will be .fendants sustained themselves. purchased In Honolulu. hopeful, they may bo treated thore lat er; providing there Is any possibility' ot Improvement. Obstreperous or un ruly ones will forfeit this right and be sent at once to Kaluapapa, A new method of examination will also bo placed In forco providing for iwo methods of examination, nrbl- tratlon and agreement. In the for- mor. one physician will be appoint- ed by the patient, one by the alleged leper and the other by the two al- ready appointed. The latter method Is for amlcablo patients who leave their case to the Judgment of the ",' , , ,. ... , , The Federal authorities will work cu-u,,0rm,u w,m uie lemionui ..uu.u. mm mui-iuory 10 ue ouiu .or u.eir use uy me 'territory is ai- 2LX.ZlY.Jf. S"h. ' J0"n Ouderklrk having thb contract Lepers havo now the right for a re-examination after' a year has ex '-'", "" -" "u"""u"" "!l'.n.iin2r.:.b!!!f J!l "i.' ?! ttltAll Tll Aa( Iniuii n , ,1 n sanio time firm and fully protecting both the public and the patient. While muklng twenty-one miles nn hour S44 miles east of New York tho North dernian Lloyd liner Kaiser w helm der Grouse lost a blade of her propeller. Eighty superintendents ot tele graph of leading railroads mot In De troit In annual convention. l)ls imtdilnc trains by telephone was discussed. Triplicate Mirrors B0LL1STER DRUG CO. Established 1879 reads Bulletin Ads. ASSURED KINNEY'S ADDRESS MASTERLY GIVEN Flaw After Flaw Picked In Testimony Of Japanese HST01Y OF RIOT AND TRIAL IS GOME OVER Condemning Argument Will Be Pol lowed by Address of Light foot Trial Is Almost Pan. Kinney continued his address before tho Jury trying tho riot trial all morn ing and Is oxjiected to be followed by Llghtfoot this afternoon. It is not likely that the Jury will bo locked up for deliberation until tomorrow. The trial was held this morning In tlm court-room of Judgo Whitney, Judge Robinson still presiding. Tho change was resultant from 11 request of Light foot to havo the window which backed th0 jury m the proper court- room darkened as a bright glare comes through that Is damaging to thu eyes. Tho chnngo Is for thu balance of this 'trial nnlt- -..---j;,- , "m. ,V,v;....,. ,i , , ,, ; -..-Vi-.v"i weui. careiiuiy, 1001 uy 1001 over uie 800 'of""'0" iT. "PWnlnK l.o law on each point ml- uutcij, fiia uuutCPB watt iiiiuiii'l J um able and he, to all appearances, built up 11 solid wall of dumnlng argument around tho ten alleged Japanese riot era. Ho puralcllcd tho testimony of thu Japanese with that ot Scovlllo, Dull, In ono case, tho most flagrant, ho told, and read from tho testimony, how Miauchl stated emphatically that Ta klyama had not been In tho office ot tho Higher Wage Association during tho time when Scovlllo and Wills wero practically prisoners there while hold- tug jotaro MiKawa. Taxiyama gave practical demonstrations on the Btnnd how ho had sat closely to Scovlllo. pr- snmably smoking peacefully but lu all merits a guard on the pollco officer. Kinney denoted Miauchl as thb born leader among tho Japs and rent from cni to elld tho sustained testimony whereby Miauchl wus pictured as a gnvng ange( protecting tUe officers. He went over carefully tho pRycholog. lcuI conmm ot (lle ,, wm) C(mitll. tu(eil the mob ;, .,, worQ , , nelghboihood: showed how Miauchl tvC0Kahllli ,at( Ul0 leader of the '. " -".a be culle'd upon to answer for the murder of the. officers, should It come to that; how he paci fied tho men and under cover of tho Japanese language commanded by voice and under cover of the darkness (Continued on Pace 2. Upham STANDS FOR, EXCELLENCE IN A $5.00 SHOE. A genuine Russia Calf Blucher Ox., made on that smile last which is so comfortable, and nt the same time has that stylish swing so much liked by particular dressers. MANUFACTURERS' 1051 Fort St. No other newspaper published in Honolulu presents to housekeepers as large a list of mercantile houses as the Evening Bulletin. To the live, keen buyer that means money saved. PRICE S CENTS. SEATTLE, July 1C It was., stated here today that the Pacific fleet, in command of Admiral Sebree. will sail for Honolulu on September 5. The shins arc bound for an au tumn and winter cruise to the Orient and the Philippines. 300 Kilted LONDON, July 10. 'Reports., re ceived here today state that the dead and injured from the earthquake in Greece yesterday number three' hun-,: dred souls. 1," ' M00BS ATTACK SPANIARDS. "Li- MADRID. Jlllv 10. FAvhieen hundred tribesmen are preparing to '1 - Ill'ff.u.4.1.t.1 --.ill I "X .--1" 4MU.K UIO HimiUBII-DVBIllUII UK fXl lila. The Moors' 'mrtin mi tintri barded bv the Snnnianli n trvr Ann atro in retaliation for the murder of four Spanish workmen. AFFRAY AT ASEA , ENDSJERIOUSLY Porto Rican Wounded And'Now Lying In Hospital As ii, result of the affray nt' t'ho Alea plantation InU night lint i Martinez Ilea In tho hospital today; suffering from serious wounds cnu', cd by a knife. The assailant Is stujr ed to be Pedro Capa, who Is nt pres ent lying in durance vile nnd will bn brought up for trial no scon, as thn wounds nre sufficiently healed, to permit of his nppcarlng In court.ife' - About 8:30 last night word otj.tho affray was Kent In 'to hciiduutirtofs, and Chief Leal Immediately Jumped on his motor cycle and' proceeded ito the plantation. The affair had by that time terminated, but tho Chief at once Instituted a search through out tho camp with tho result thut Capa was driven out. Ills escupe. however, was cut off, outposts hav ing been placed to prevent . any means of egress, and Police Officer Spencer caught him on tho 'run nnd placed 111 m securely under arrost." On Inquiry nt the hospital 'today It Is learned thu Martinez Is making latisftictory progress. Bulletin Business Office Phone 2SS. Tlnlletln Editorial Room Phone 185. SHOE CO., LTD. Tel. 282. FLEET m SAILS ,1 SEPT. 1 V. ' ., t, i .. . i i ''. SJ51B '-.-'' .'' , tA .'ilBBrf,''Wftl W V , -'A i ''V.:. Gl iic'Jtf-c -.- t ' '..A 'f,Mmmt