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p :e Bulletin From San Francisco; An'.n , ,., August 2 For San Frnnclsco: Kti on August G Fiom Vancouver: Makurn ... . . . .Aur.ust 19 For Vancouver: Zealand I a August 1G YOUU STORE OROVS, OR GOES BACKWARD EyRY DAY AND THE ADVERTISING DECIDES I li. 3:30 EDITION Gives results, hence has high rank among advertisers. ESTABLISHED 1882. NO. 46B. 10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, JULY 30. 1010. 10 FAOES. PJUCI I CEHTI N POLITICAL CIRCLES i . hr. r JL- r . IV r S J ' Vf ' ' LITTLE ALMA MYSTERY MAY BE WendHng Says fie Didn't EXCITABLE SPAIN IS STIRRED U- BY CONTEST WITH VATICAN SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-Jo-scph wcndlinir. who has been ac cused of the murder of little Alma Kcllncr, hat been anmchended in Louisville, Ky. He admits his iden tity, but denies having any connec tion with the murder of the little girl whose body was found on May 30. in a dismembered condition and covered with quicklime, in the base ment of the old St John's church. Wcndling was the janitor of the church and disappeared a day or so before the body was discovered. The murdcicd child was but eight years old and had been missing since last December. Wcndliif's wife has been up for investigation, but was Tcclascd, there beinr. insufficient evi dence to connect her" with the crime. TORRENTS OF RAIN FALLING DENVER, Colo.,. July 3,0.-rTonen, tial rains are reported to be falling throughout the States and in New Mexico. The downpour is most ex ceptional. No property damage hat yet been reported, but several lives have been lost in the floods that have swept the hitherto drv water courses. MORE TROOPS FOR COLUMBUS COLUMBUS. 0.. Julv 30. Two more regiments of militia are on the ! way to help keep, the peace and pro. test property during the street-car strike.- The situation today was quiet, there being no serious out breaks. Wider says he took it NEW YORK, July 30. Cashier wider of the Busso-Chinese bank made a full confession following his arrest yesterday. He admits having taken for his own use $000,000 of the bank's funds. NEGROES DEAD IN RACE RIOT SLOCUM, Tex., July 30. A dozen negroes were killed and several wlil.tcs were seriously wounded in a race riot that took place here today, SUGAR SAN FRANCISCO, July 30. Beets: 88 analysis, 14s. 8 1-4(1.; parity, 0,13c. - Previous quotation lis. 8 3-4d. - i .- IMPOIITOT NOTICE , lu view nf Rtntonionta recently pub llslird, tlio undersigned, owning tliu only slaughter house In Honolulu, (leslreu tu ituto that (ho only urn It has ovor inado (it tiilicrmloaja cutllu Is tn boll down tho carcasses for tal low, anil that they havu novcr sold for beef, cither to Chlncso or nny oiiii oleo, any rattle or carcass which upon post mortem examination has been pronouiicoil tubercular. iiawaii mi:at company, LIM ITED. Ily It. A. COOKK, ficciotary. Z'&??$& .i$L. vlLl i'" ,:Vn """N, umutt&iX&fcS .a tifrtmrV!zpM I SFAIN IWkM I. MiliMi Umim ifi&tnr iBl ir i ilW lil ' ; mVitw'.IW'fl hF-zMm ATKINSON FOR SENATE SAYS INTENSELY! EXCITED. MADRID. Snain, July 30. Most intense excitement prevails through out Sn"n over the rdntest between the Government nnd the Vatican. Although the liberal clement has been incrcasincr in strength from year to year, the clerical forces are vcrv powerful and hold to their po sition most tenaciously. PERELSTROUS TO MAINLAND EXPECTS TO CONFER WITH RUSSIAN OFFICIALS The Japanese llnor Tonyci Maru was sighted off Iliirhcra Point at one thir ty this afternoon. Tho vessel comes from the Orlont. tihu brings thirteen hundred tons cargo. Tho vossel will bo illsputched for San Francisco to- morrow i.fiiilnK probably at ten O'clock, Explanations May Be Made While At Washington The Ambassador of the Great White Czhi; whiHs to learn of tho Itusslau situation as It obtains In llio Terrl tnrj of Ilawnll. ni fjrsl hand. A. W. Perilstmiis, the recruiting agent In llio employ of the Terrltoilal Immigration llonnl, wlm spent niiiliy months at vailous points In Mancliu rla and Slbeila In tho Inleicsta of the Hoard suddenly ilrpaiteil for Iho inalii laml today. Mr. Perelttrous was a p.-usenger for Him rranelscu by the Pacific Mall liner Mongolia. That Pcri'lstrnua win meet with the high nfllcliiH coiinerlcil with the Itill slan Embassy at Washington before he Is iiiiiuy days tu tho I lull til Status, I j pronounced a certainly by thoso who talked with tho Ilimsl.in rcprv Bentallve. of Iho Immigration lloinl just befnro his depailuie. Pertlstious Iiiib ns a port of his mainland mission (ho attempt to ex plain tho Itusslau situation liufitro tho olIklnlH of bis government stationed aUyViiKhlngton. Tor tho pist three months n stream of imtQWiruhlo reports have been pouring Into tho mainland coming r io m those drsMitlsflci! Itusslau In Iluwail who apparently labor under tho belief that lhoy posses' a largi fUo am) wull iluvolopeil grloyanco Thern aro nt tho present tttho a ntuiT- her of Kusslau altatoi' who haso kept up a constant chain of eorres rpundoiico with the socialistic leaders on tho I'nclllc Coast and along tho nastcru Htates. That thoso reixirts are hearing' fruit Is bnrno out by tho fact that at a number of soelallstlo meetings held at such renters ns Hun I'Vanelseci; He- attle. Clileago, New York and other points, resolutions have been present ed and nilapted that havo to do with tendering the sympathy of the org ni dation to tho "poor, oppiesscd and abused brelliicn now flghtliu; for freo ilom frtmi shivery In Hawaii." Tho Itusslau Kmbassy ut Washing ton has been bombarded with reports along theso linos. It Is believed thut Porelstroas has been ordered to cnnio to the United States nml It Is nnllcl paled that by 111 exphinatlons. insiiy mattfrs that now snvor of opprcr.slon and III treatment, wilt bo clonul up When aslietl this morning If Perel strolls had been sent to Washington nl ibo Inslaneo of Iho Territorial liimil gratlon Hoard, ItUhanl Ivers drclar- oil thai ho had not "Air Perolstroiis Is leaving for tho (TiiUcil Htutes on nrlvalo business." stated Iho Super intendent of Torrltnilnl Immigration. Aslicil this morning If Porolstrons hail left for Washington to tell tho i eoonii iHiwiuriiii-s imkjih uiu nu.-v. NOT LAND HERE Japanese Spectacular Slide Landed Him In ' Toils Thoro Is ono Japanei-o, an Involun tary passenger on board the Puclllc Mull liner Mongolia, who-Is a sadder but far wiser mini since his adven ture at Honolulu while tho tossol lay at Alahcn wlia'rf last night Tho Japanese was discovered In bid ing In tho flro room soon after tho Mongolia had cleared tho headlands bordering on Tokyo Hay. lie wus routed out from his lair and put to woik. During tho trip across tliu INi' elite, tho Jiipnnoso stated that ha had Intended leaving the vessel at Hono lulu unywuy and wns to take up em ployment upon one of tho Island plan-J tatlous. . , This subject of the Mikado failed to stop and consider that his landing might prove mi Infraction of existing Immigration laws. Ho failed to nolo that he was listed on tho ship's pa pers as a stowaway. This proved his undoing. Knrly last evening, while n fow customs ofllclals und guards were on duty nt tho ntlilp sldo, n strange, but decidedly animated object was ob served sliding down one of tho cables rt'iiiH, In Hawaii at his request. Oov- that Boned to bind tho Mongolia to emor Krear stated thai lie kno.v uotli-. (Continued on Pace 2 lug of Hip labor ngenfj r.u- omenta. J! tt tn: U n U n Some tlmo ago Peroslrous told hlmjslans would bo brought to Hawaii for that he was going to Canada ,iul theiBome tlmo If ovei mid the .igunt v.ns (ii)Voinor tlroiight fl'filv lint wuPiBolng.lo Cupada to arrange an linml ipr? ho had gone The opinion of gratlon schema with the Dominion Hit Iho (invcrhor was that no more IVis- thnritlvs, Name Of Immigration Hustler Favored At Conference A I.. C. Atkinson to run on the Re publican ticket for a seat In the Sen ale from tho fourth District. This Is Hip repoVt tli.lt has Hltcrod through from n conference that was held jesterday among those uinloi'- stood to hao been present being l-orrln Andrews, KvAttorney (lentrul Hemenway, Alfred Castle, Krncst Wodehousu and a few others active lu the ranks of Itepiiblle.in politics, It Is announced that the reason fur the Uatlierlnc was nrlmnrllv a sten In the direction of harmony and to agree upon some general courro of effort In Die approaching campaign. When senatorial possibilities from Iho Kourth District wero up for con Alderatlnu the names of Atkinson, J (,'. Colica ami II. K, Ulikatanl ueru mentioned, Hut Atkinson was the namo;mnstJfi;vprably.'..consdiTe.d . at The coiiferenco according to tho re tiurls that have fllltcred through' from llio gathering of Republican workers, Opposition to tho rciiununation of City and County Attorney Cuthcart was rImi voiced at the meeting, ao "ordlng to tho reports, with tho nam?, of William T. Ilnwllnsbelng mention ed as a good man for tho. place. Atkinson declined to plead guilty of being a ronsclous candidate for tho Territorial Senate this morning when he was, questioned as to the truth of Iho rcpoit concerning his aspirations and the consideration of hU namo at the mifcllug hold yesterday. In ronn-etlon with what appears to bo (oiistanlly growing sentiment to ward bringing tho rtusstun Immigra tion problam to ail Issua In tho next Legislature, tho Hawaiian voters art awaiting eagerly tho appearance of candidates for tho Senato ami House of HcprcKcntatlviH. Many of the llnwallans feel that the places ns longshoremen and other tines of labor havo been usurped by the Russians nnd consequently feel that they havo a legitimate ground for grievance on Immigration pollcy l.lllkalanl had announced that ho will gladly contest or a placo In the Territorial Scnnto with the backing of tho Republican parly. If Atkinson feels the same nay about It ho bus not said so as yet. Island Returns , On Plebiscite Figures Show Prohibition Lostl Every Precinct On x Hawaii The stronghold of the nntl-proul-bltlon forces on Hawaii appeared to bo located In Kona district and from tho Home Rule camps. It Is claim ed that It was hero that the prohl bltlonlsts carried on their strongest fight. In Walohlnu pre:lnrl of Knu tho wets won out by a vote of ten to one. The vote on Hawaii by districts and prrrlncts Is as follows: First District Katapana Ka polio . Olaa Walakcu , llllo .... Papa Ikon Ni. . .. .11 , ... Vi -r, in ....1H0 fi7 Hoiiomii 41 Honolilna 19 Luupahoehoe-.. . . . .i. 31 Paiiillo. .......... ,47 lloiioiioa" .' 88 Kukulliiiclo 3. 4. r,. fi. 7. 8. i. 10. 11. Total 832 Sc.-ond District. Nn. Makaputa inn Honaiiiakau ,100 Walmcu S3 Kalaoa v .' r2 Knllua 7U Kcauhaii 88 Kona wucua 81 llookuua ,. . . di PVa 29 Wnjiihlnu 120 IVhaJa 17 Total 8 in Yes. 23 37 09 21 21 to 1"" - Jbl r I II JO 2S1 Yes. 17 25 H. 1G t! 8 li r.ii 13 12 18 111 I Kul I returns from the results of tho ploblccltp on Maul hae been received and repeat the story of decisive d feat fur the prohibition that was clj deuced by tho totals received by wlrcg less. The precinct returns wero arSj as follows: . 2 o "Yes. 27 li-Uihuliia "I2'i CI 2 Honolua 7 2 fif. 3 iJihalna . .... 3 I'M 31 I Olowalu . . . 1 i tun r. waiiiiku cr. lf.fi C Walhce. 27 son 7 Puunenc ... CI n 8 Klhel .... 3 01 'J ilouufiula ,.,, 3 j-GS lu-wKiiln." .' 2,, C7 III Mnl.awao 11 2 40 12 llamakiiaiok(i.. G2 4R 13 lluc'o 2 .fi7 1 1- Keanae C '.12 15 Nahll.il 9 177 1G liana 40 CI 17 Klpahulu . .;, 18 83 78 Kuupo p Molokal 10 19 Halawa .... 17 118 20 Pukoo . -. 2C 41 21 KaunakaknJ. II 319 22 Kalaupapa (lep er settlement) 32 i. 39 18? 2.C 227, 1 GK iTlfl 4T ' 31 SGI 3G :m 27, i: 51 1 185 Orand total . ..1C77 47. Call at Slha's Toggery If )ou aro Usiklng for an up-todato, stylish and; serviceable suit of clothes. They han? dlo Iho famous Hart, Shaffanr &1 Marx rluthlng OAHU HOTELS WILL BE ALLOWED TO SERVE SUNDAY DRINKS WITH MEALS ONLY DAILY SCORES OF BIG LEAGUES .(Special Bulletin Cable.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 30. The scores in the big leases' play today are: American Cleveland 2, St, Louis li Boston 5, New York 3; Philadel phia 7, Washington 5; Chicago 2, Dctrolt4. National New York 5, Boston 2; New York 4, Boston 1; New York 4, Boston 0; Brooklyn 1, Philadel phia 2; Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati 4; St. Louis 2, Chicago S; St. Louis 1, Chicago 4. Standing of American League, July 29 Club W U Pet,' Philadelphia 57 3(1 .055 Now York 62 35 .097 Boston 62 88, .577 Detroit 49 39 , .5G01 Cleveland 37 43 .162 Washington 37 60' .425 Chicago 33 51 .390 St. Louis 28 53 .337 Standing of National League, July 29 Club, W Chicago 52 New York 41 Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati 41 Philadelphia 40 Ilrooklyn 33 St. Louis 3C Uoston 33 Pantheon Case Will Come Up. Next Thursday Again tho hotels of Oahii nre to be treated like tho respectable places they arc, and after hours on special occasions and on Sundays, with meats, wines and liquors may ho dis pensed to guests. Such was tho decision of tho liq uor commission yesterday afternoon. 1 HI and from now on tho Half Iwn, u Young and Moana hotels and Onion, r-...,. -.. . .... . -..'i-m vii iii can ecu iiom incir oars snerv hours on Saturduy ovenlngs aifil with, meals on Sundajo It should bo' noted that tho Alexander VmiUBHo, tvl ncier sold liquor over the bar on .1 Hunilny, cen wlicu It bail tlie;prlMi lege to do so. It supplied liquor only to Its guests jj There were three petitions pre- jl Eouted to tlm board of liquor com missioners at cstcrday'g meeting ono clgned by J, II, llerlsclic1 for tuontinuca on rage ) p l l.. Pet 27 .658 3S .567 34 .575 40 .500 43 .481 49 .402 17 433 52 .385 fjp-'Tor Sale" cards at nfillctlu. i FILIBUSTER FOR ESTRADA tWASHINOTON, D. 0 July 30. The Madrid government has protest ed to the State Department against the sailing from New Orleans of the yacht Hornet. Tho vessel is credit ed with having arms and ammuni tion on board to be delivered to the Estrada forces of Nicaragua, ii Homo pcoplo would accomplish n lot more If they didn't wmto so much tlmo telling others what they lire go ing to do. Not all who auto, ought to. l.lfo. fortunately for most of us, a lot of temptation doesn't tempt. Telling tho average mun to uso his own Judgment Is poor udvlco. Don't think that because u man Is a "crank" It Is always possjtde to turn him from a purpose. GARITY TOOK PHILLIES FUND SEATTLE, July 30. Paymaster's Clerk fiaritv has been accused of stealing S2000 from the funds of the cruiser Philadelphia. IN F0BEI0N PORTS. . s. PMurdiy, July 30. SAN KrtANCISCO SalleJ July 01: B. Sierra, for Honolulu, KUIIKKA Sailed Jnlv 30! Ilk Mary Wlnkleman. for Honolulu. iA MAHUKONA Sailed July 29: Uktno. H (1 UMMop fnr Run I.Vn n r-1 -n J-"-tl ... . IU.I, fc,... ..v.-vw. People who lead tho simple llfo aro not necessarily simple-minded. Bver notice what tileo things peoplojs Hnv nf n nun wtin ts flnwn mnl milt 't - mil Tho man who Is his own boss Is not.i iivti-BBniiij- ii iiuiu uioiiMiuoiur. 1 I - - JLiJj i.