Hilo tribune. [volume], November 28, 1902, Image 3

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Furniture
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Stables
Harness
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Volcano Stables
AND TRANSPORTATION CO.
LEAD IN THESE LINES because the best goods
are sold for the least money.
Carriage Emporium
We make to order all wood
work of Gears boiled in lin
seed oil the best Hacks, Bug.
gtcs, Road Wagons, Drays,
and Freight Wagons.
We are agents for Studebaker
Wagons and Carriages on
this Island.
Harness Headquarters
We supply plantations with
harness by wholesale
cheaper than can be bought
on the Coast. Big Stock of
ready made harness on hand.
Our madcto-order harness
is the most serviceable har
ness on the market.
Blacksmithing and Carriage
Hepair Shop
Ourhorseshoer carries a dip
loma from the best Veter
inary College.
Carriages and Vehicles re
paired; best material and
workmanship.
Our Paint Shop
Is under the supervision of
n man whoso reputation is
not excelled on the Coast.
LIVERY, DRAYING AND
TEAMING TO ALL PARTS
OF THE ISLAND.
VOLCANO STABLES and TRANSPORTATION CO.
CEO. S. McKENZIE, Manager
Teams From All the Inlands
(lathered nt Capital.
Honolulu, Nov. 19. The great
inter-island series of polo games to
be played in Honolulu this coming
Thanksgiving week will not only
afford the public nud all those in
terested in this tioble sport nu ex
ceedingly interesting entertainment
but further than this, it marks a
new era in Island sports.
Never before, either in football or
baseball or any other sport, has an
inter-island tournament like this one
been played, in whi:h teams from
every island o importance in the
group are about to compete for
championship honors.
The polo people have taken a
step in the right direction, which,
it is to be hoped will be followed by
the lovers of other sports.
The Oahu Polo Club numbers
iorty-eight persons among whom
are many of the well known names
of these Islands. This club has in
vited the players on Hawaii, Maui
nud Kauai to send teams for an in
vitation tournament for champion
ship honors. Kvery island has ac
cepted the invitation and the horses
and teams have either already ar
rived or will be here in the course
of a few days. Already, nineteen
Mam horses have nrnved and are
stabled at the Park. Frank Btfld
wiu and George Wilbur of the
Maui team came with the horses
by the last Claudinc which are
now at the Park.
When the Claudine arrives from
Hawaii ports next Saturday she
will bring the members of the Ha
waii team and seven horses. The
remainder of the Maui team will
also come by this boat.
The four teams which are to par
ticipate in the great event will be
composed of the following:
MAUI.
H. A. BALDWIN.
GEORGE WILBUR.
FRANK BALDWIN.
LOUIS VON TEMPSKY,
captain.
Sub. WORTH AIKEN.
HAWAII.
DR. IRWIN.
KUNAt,iJ iiuninhuyt.
C. N. PROUTY, captain.
TED GUARD.
Sub. RALPH BALDING.
(Position not yet known.)
KAUAI.
1. Chas. A. RICE, captain.
2. A. H. RICE.
P. MALINA.
S. MALINA. -
OAHU.
A. F. JUDD.
R. W. SHINGLE.
W. F. DILLINGHAM, capt.
C. S. DOLE.
Sub. GEO. POTTER.
The officers of the game will be:
Umpires Fred Damon and Geo.
Angus.
Referee Allan Dunn.
Timekeeper Rev. John P. Erd
man. Linesmen Harold Castle, Geo.
Ii Brown, Walter Mncfarlane and
Cushmau Carter.
G. P. Wilder is master of the
horses with R. W. Atkinson as his
assistant.
Masters of the Field Prince
Jonah Kuliio Kalauianaolc and C.
W. Dickey.
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, INDICTED OFFICIALS.
Urnul Jury Returns Dills Against
J. II. Doyil Hiid Den. Wright.
James II. Boyd, Superintendent
of Public Works, stands 'indicted
for the embezzlement of Territorial
moneys, to the aggregate value of
53.95- Of this total $1,700 is al
leged to have been taken by Boyd
three years ago, when he was Chief
Clerk of he- Interior Department.
Benjamin H. Wright, Chief
Clerk of the Department of Public
Works, is under indictment for em
bezzling $8,271.63 of Territorial
funds.
At eleven minutes to 12 o'clock
today the Grand Jury appeared in
a body before Judge DeBolt, pre
siding at the November term of the
First Circuit Court, and by their
foreman, James Gordon Spencer,
presented true bills of indictment
against James H. Boyd and Ben
jamin H. Wright for embezzlement
of public moneys.
There are three indictments
against the Superintendent ot Pub
lic Works, who is designated as
"James H. Boyd, whose full name
is to the Grand Jurors unknown."
In one bill it is charged tfiat, on
the 12th day of May, 1901, he con
verted a thing of value to the
amount of $50, of the money and
property of the Territory of Hawaii,
feloniously and fraudulently to his
own use and benefit; also that he
similarly on the 25th day of June,
1 901, embezzled $500 of the money
and property of the Territory.
Another bill charges Boyd, while
First Assistant Clerk of the De
partment of the Interior, of the then
Republic of Hawaii, with, on the
7U1 day of July, 1899, embezzling
certain money of the said Republic
to the amount of $1,700.
Still another bill charges that
Boyd, as Superintendent of Public
Works, on March 27, 1902, embez
zled money of the value of $50; also
that on June 18, 1902, he "feloni
ously did embezzle and fraudulently
convert and dispose of to his own
use and benefit, without the con
sent and against the will of the
said Territgry of Hawaii, certain
-Kruie amount anu o: tuc
aggregate value of $1,650.
Benjaman Haywood Wright is
charged with having, while Chief
Clerk of the Department of Public
Works and Clerk of Market, em
bezzled money belonging to the
Territory of Hawaii amounting to
$3,289.53; also, on the 6th day of
September, 1902, and during six
months thereto preceding, with
having embezzled money belonging
to the Territory of the aggregate
value of $4,982.10. Bulletin.
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Government Analysis
I'er Ornliii per
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Solids 0.1880 110.92
. Chlorine .. .. 0.0860 50.74
Sulphuric Acid 0.0133 7M
- Lime 0.0055 3-24
Magnesia .. .. 0.0066 3.89
Silica 0.0065 3-84
Chlorine calculated
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Edmund C. Shoricy,
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hi Fourteen Days,
New York, Nov. 8. The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company announc
ed today that on nccount of the
1 speed attained by its new liner the
1 Korea, it could now transport pas
isengers from New York to Yoko
j hama in fourteen days. The Korea
arrived at San Francisco on October
1 28th, ten days after leaving Yoko
hama. This is four days less than
the previous best time and is be
lieved to make a new era in both
passenger and freight traffic on the
Pacific ocean. The trip was made
over the direct route, which is
4,700 miles long, making an average
daily run of 470 mi'es.
The Korea and Siberia, a sister
ship which is under construction at
Newport News, are the biggest
ships ever built in America. They
arc larger than the Atlantic liners
St. Paul and St. Louis, being 550
feet between perpendiculars, with a
displacement of 18,000 tons.
IMIESIDENT ON ELECTION.
Says Next Contest Doponds 011 Leg.
Islutlou or New Concrcss.
Washington, Nov. 7. "The peo
ple have given the Republican
party a chance to make good," said
President Roosevelt to a Western
visitor this morning.
The remark was in reply to an
effusive declaration that Roosevelt's
own individuality was responsible
for the victory on Tuesday. Con
tinuing, the President said he did
not delude himself with the impres
sion that 'the result of the election
meant that he would be re-elected
two years from now, or at that time
there would be another vote of con
fidence in the Republican party.
He said that the result of the next
election depended entirely upon
what was done at Washington be
tween mow and that time, and not
what has been promised before the
recent election.
The President vigorously stated
that he was convinced that there
would be a reaction against the
Republican party if the country
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He mentioned the fact that the
prices of commodities had risen
more rapidly than the price of
labor, and it would be the business
of the Government to reduce the
first without lowering the second.
He saut mat it iui not make so
much political difference what kind
of laws were passed or what was
attempted as it did whether results
were secured.
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