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From Sun Francisco
tiler in Juno 24
For Fan Francisco:
WUhelnilna Jilno 22
From Vancouver:
Mniinkn ...... i . ., .Juno 2fi
For Vancouver:
Mnramn Juno 21
ESTABLISHED 1883. NO, 4051.
ZEPPELIN
HARMON INDORSED
No Report On
Bribery Case
Grand Jury Again Adjourns
And No- Results Now
0
Expected
The Tcrrltnrlnl (Irand Jury again
ndjourncd thin morning without ren
dering n rcior( on tho charge ot nt
tempted bribery that wore inndo by
Supervisor A) lilt sgilmt Willi un
Crawford. i
It was lcllc9il certain that the
Ornnd-Jury would rcpoit on tint enso
' this morning and their failure, tn ilo
co Is a great surprlso among tlio officials.
YACHT-HAWAII
ARRIVES SAFELY
Capt Wilder Cables Friends
S. S. Nevadan Passed Yacht
At Sea 22 Day Voyage
This morning nt 7 o'clock several
cables wuro receive 1 by Honolulu
peoplo nnd llii'j nil Minted that tlio
j icht Hawaii had icu-hed S;ln Vy
iliu wifel)' after a trip that would
have been a 22 day ouo at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
Captain Wilder linn taken his
ja.liL through n great stjle, mid
the vovage lias been completed In
inlrl) rarft tlmo. It was oxpeclel
that aa tin llawatliu repicbentntlve
approached tlio Const, the winds
might prove light. Anoidlng In the
meager cables leiclved, tfic wind was
(untrnr intmt of tlio wit), ,11ml nt
lcist olio gale wns oniouutcred.
H, A, Wilder got a mes-ngo from
his brotherthis iiiori.lug, and It win
no follows: "Arrived, all well, culini
and continri winds." Another cable
was to Mr, Vctlcsou, anil It stated'
Hint tly Jacht hud nrrlved mid had
met vvltli' 0110 adit blow. I
Tlio llnwall will havo Eovonteen
(Imjb In which to get ready for tho"
'Njtcd Politician Member
Of j1any Local
Orders
rranlc Itoildlugtoit KaluaoUu Har
vey, a member of tho Snunto ot tho
LeglBlatijiii of 100a, did) umixpect
f dly tills morning nt 2 o'clock at tho
Queen's Hospital. Ho would havo
been .'I ears old, bud ho lived, on
Keptembiir 12, thin year
The Into Senator wus a (ousplcii
hub fjgurn l matters political. Ilo
was espcdnlly thought ml by tlio na
tive Hawaiian for his in Hon which
leHiilluil In the icli'imo of u goodly
nunibur (if Icjiars finin thu nettle
incut. On arcuiint of IhU'work, ho
was fii'iurnty iiieiilloued iih a prnli
nliln niiidlilaln fur llulcyain In Con
FRANK HARVEY
(Continued on Pu'e 3)
Evi
2:30 EOITION
Tlio failure of the Grand Jury to
art Is Miniethlng of n mslor) mid Ii.ih
lit en l.ikt'I) liy in ui) In nieiu llrtit tlio
bilber charges have proven to lio'
groundlers mil that nothing will conic
of tlio tlrand Jury luvistlgntlm.
Tlio alleged ulteniftil bribery to
celled fuither nltentlnii hls morning
and Supervisor Daniel Iaizmx um call
ed Ixfiiio the Inquisitors.
The nct session will ho hcl,Vcd
m sd.iy.
transpacific race, nnd In that time
she will bo t leaned and refitted wl
Hiring sills. i:ver)thtng that (an
bo clone In prop ire tlio j.iclit for tlio
long rnie will lie done, nnd the lla
wall inulil ho In lha best of condi
tion' when kIio HtnrtH out In rompaii)
with tlio other tlx. jnchts.
Captain Audcrton of tlio A. -II.
ttejuier Xovndan, which arrived In
puit this morning, reports that on
.Iiino Pi ho pnsed a two masted
schcouer, palntid white. Tho vos
tel was nbout right miles to tho
norlhwnrd of the Nevadan, on tho
poit lark, 011 tlio wind, sailing about
i;Ni:. 'I bo Hrbooncr net no slgnnlii
lo bo reported, nnd Captain Andcr
run took her to bo tho jncht Hn
wall
Tim Hnwnll, nt tho time sho was
Blghtcd li) tho Nevadan, was GOO
miles from San rrni.clsio, and nbout
72.' from San Pedro. Tho yacht was
traveling nt Ilia r.ito of about nx
hunts an hour when met by tho
freighter.
YES, IT WAS
MOVING DAY
Wilhelmina Sailed Tears
,And 'Perspiration
Mingled
Tcnra and perspiration mingled ns
the stoaiiiei Wlllirlinlun pull"d away
frpui the Mutson vhiirf, packed and
Jammed with humanity, this morning
It was ouo of Iho liugest outpour
Ing of tho Kipiilnroi tliuh has witness
ed tho sailing or a 'coast bound liner
In months, pur Hn hour before tlio
.Matsnu ,lmr east off her lines ami
headed Into tho stream, tho wharf In
the vicinity of Iho gungwa). whs a
seething mass of peoplo, mostly flow
er Indi n, koiiiu mulling unci happy,
others In tears or rondy to breuk forth
nt tlie sIlRhlesI provocation while
hi'io nnd llit'in npponioil n hupp) go
(Continued on Pane 3)
3NING-
10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY, OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY,
RH!IVy
Pnunmnr
UUIC IIU
Harmon
Again
DAYTON. 0., June 22. Judson
llaunon van renominated for Gov
error of Ohio on the Democratic
ticket today and was endotsed by the
convention as the next Democratic
candidate for President of the Unit
ed Stale. '
The contention went' on record as
bcinir strongly o"osed to the Payne
tpriiFlaw and the policy of the Taft
Administration. I
'Secretary of the Interior Dallingcr
come in lor strong condemnation.
TENER FOR
GOVERNOR
HAnRISBURO. Pa.. June 2.
The r.cinililic.ini todav nominated
Concrs'sman Tcncr for Governor. I
Pcieiftntif Tiff aft.l Vt in'itt i..n-n '
AA.a(uvttv iaii rjiu lilt, irut nbi
strongly commended.
MORE TROOPS
ON BORDER
CAKAHEA, Mcx., June V.. Addi-
tior.nl troiin? have arrived an the
bcrdcr to assist in putting down any
tioiblc that n'tty threaten durinp the
election which will he held on Sun
day. ' SUGAR
SAN rilANCISCO. June 22
Beets: 88 analvsis, 14s. 7d.; parity,
5,11c, Previous ouotation, 14s, 41.
LLD. DECREE"
FORGOV.EREAR
Yale Confers Honor On
. Chief Executive 0f
Territory
('oiernor Friar, cure l'rofcssor M. I..
('renc, en Haieli, t'onn.
Hawaii liiila) maid sparkling suu
shine njiilics In (he hiinur run.
fcrnil upon Its' chief cxi cutlic bj
Yale Unltersll).
.iioi r-siinii,
Acting (loiernor.
The alien o was n cnblo sent to
Governor Krear this morning tender
ing -"gngratulntlons to him on tho oc
cuslon of his receiving the degree
1,U1) from his alma nuiler on tho
twonty-llflh nnnlvorsury of his grnd
uatlon
This was tho rciiKon Unit tho Gov
ernor iiinilo such a hurried trip to
tho mainland, and ho will hurry bnck
as i)Oon us possible and get Into tho
harness again,
(Continued on Tagc 2 )
dicSSFll
The busliienH en iiiultv has not,
given up hopn of being able tn show
naina attention tn Suuetnry of War
Dickinson, who ui rives nn Iho HI
borla, Inly 1, and tentative plans
will be m i aimed for a lumhcnu, at
lout, In his honor
(Continued on Page 2)
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REGULAR AIR SERVICE
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ZEPPELIN STARTS REGULAR
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DUSSELDORF, June 22. Count Zeppelin today carried twenty pas.
senders from here to Fricderichshafcn, in a monster, luxuriously-fitted
dirigible airship, making- the trip in nine hours.
This is tho LcginniiiR of a regular airship passenger service to be
established between these two points.
Count Zc-elin has had the assistance of the German Government
in his wonderful undertaking. Plans are perfected for several more air
ships of greater capacity than the one used today in the initial passen
ger service.
JEFFIES
ARRIVES
RENO, Ncv., James J. Jeffries ar
rived here today. He has taken up
Quarters on the outskirts of town,
west of the railway depot. Johnson
Is expected to arrive tomorrow.
No further interference is expect
cd from officials.
II t.il.iv a man a lifetime in learn
I how In lite, and men lie u lu.niy
to die.
Bulletin
news when you read
JUNE 22, 1010. 10 PAOES.
FOR
AIRSHIP SERVICE
AUSTRALIANS
WIN OUT
SYDNEY, N. S. W June 2?. Tho
Rthletes of the University of Sidney
today defeated All American athletes
in sports and contests.
Many athletes from America went
to Australia to compete in these
events,
ll in a wine I'mdlgiil Hon vvhu nt
IuiiiU In Ihn oluuglitcrlliK of litis own
Failed Oulf.
the Bulletin
PRESIDENT,
EXODUS OF
ON WILHELMINA
Seventy-five Of The Czar's
Subjects Recruited As Mainyi
lana liaoorers
Sivcntyflvo Itusslans, mostly men,
with n sprinkling of women nnd chit
dreii Milled for H in I'ranclmo this
morning ns passcngcra on the Matsou
Navigation liner Wllliolmlnn.
That a well organized effort Is bo
Ing nude tn iccruU laborers In Hn
wall for work on tho Pacific, coast Is
apparent by tho constnut migration of
recintly arrived Immigrants.
Tho ItusslaiiH who left Honolulu lo
day appeared to ho plentiful! sup
plied with funds to eirry them
through Tho bends of souio families
purchased trannpoituilon for as high
as jioven peoplo.
Tho crowd traveled steerage nnd
thrlr passage represents nn Investment
of about thlrtv dollars Among tho
Immigrants who decided In shake tho
dii't of hoHpltnblo HavvaJI from his
nhoes whs one I). 11. I.loschku, who Is
Known to tho Terrltoilnt nltlelnls nnd
tho local isillco aa an agitator. This
man has hcrctofoio been n. eloho and
eouslstnut hencliiiinu of Vasclleff, who
1b now- serving n thieo iiioutbu' sen
tenre nt Onhu I'rlson,
Of thoso who bnvu already departed,
a goodly percentage nro iiiinibuied
YACHT HAWAII
Malson Freighter Brought
Explosives And
Mail
taptiilii i: Anileisnn miistwr of tho
ho I
Mathiin Navigation cliartercil steamer
.M'vudnn nail the good lortuno Iti bring
the llrst ntws nini" rnlng tho post-
Hon of the yacht Hawaii, to llono-
lulu
Hie nUiiiitt tirrlwil off thu irt k
lorn riiivcnjyiooK him mum ami an
, (Continued a rge ,2)
The Bulletin's last circula
tion increase record COO NEW
DAILY SUBSCRIBERS IN 00 DAYS.
is open to the verification of every
interested farty.
PRIGC I CEHTJ Tfa
3j('
WOOLLEY
RUSSIANS'
m
from among tho bl; lot of flusslumj
who nrrlvrd at lljiiolulu the mlddlf
li'iri in nsi ucioucr. uiner recriuiai
toniv from thoso ltiutlaii laborcrS
who nrrlved here during Novom.borJI
i May nnd tlio pieicnt'ononth It ,I3
said that Bfveral ttuislaiis who camel
bete by tlio Nippon Maru and tho.Hlij
lierla n fused plantation employment!
and they alto joined the oxodus.
I Tho lliiislans Imd but little to.Ejiy
this morning About "nil that coulilj
he Kilned fnim them wna that Uieyl
liitcndcd to get work on the coast
pcihaps in the tnlnoF, lumber mills or
on tli transcontinental railroad?
The) believed that much mora lucral
tlvo employment wua ottered on the
miinianii man coum possiuir oc. Jiaui
In Hawaii The luujorltv ot IhosoJ
who left or' mechanics and hrtlsanu
and the claim to have had liuUllttlofl
experience ns ngrlculturltts ,i
'Hie fact that these lnimlKraiits.aroJ
m ting the Territory of Hawaii 'SjiSSl
ner li"ad to lind In Honolulu Is cans!
Ing the olllclals to momentarily sill
tip mid tako notlte Tlio labor iigenlj
'on the uiTil lontluuna In reip n hay
vent while the Itiisainn geto a cheap
imsinge o the ttateit
Sheriff And Party Missj
Grace But Find
Pnpli &
Hhcrlff Jariett, Chlof McIlunienB
Captain linker lihil au cicltlug 'cVmm
vesti r.la after whut was mpiiose
bo a good Anderson (Iracofclue..
ofllrer got word Hint (Iruco h11'V
'xiitn bv a l'ortiiMiecu down nrH
tntiaiico id a cuvq on Alowa HelNiiiM
- ino pirly at mco. sot Hl
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