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I'rom San Francisco:
Miihfllii AiikubI in
Tor Sun Francisco:
Vvlihoimlnn August 17
from Vancouver:
Mnl.iuu usust 1'J
Tor Vancouver:
.enlnhdlu August 1G
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Some lojc their nerve, but those,
who do stick, win out, because gool-j
pihirtuing in n good newspaper h .
lounl to Ir rig results.
3:30 EDIT.ON
Has helped to make many -Honolulu merchants successful
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ESTABLISHED 1002. NO. 4098.
30 PAOES HONOLULU. lEtUUTDRY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1910. 10 PAOES.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
TOLD IN D
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ENING
HAWA rs
PDf)9PriS8TY
OLLARS
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SHERMAN
HAWAII'S EXPORTS
YEAR OVER 46 MILL
MORGAN URGES
Kxporltt front ll.iwnll for tliu jejir
mulliiR Juno :i iiiuiiiinli'il to SIR,
4Sii,411', nil Inoreiiio of 15 per irlil.i
nvcr the year preceding, uml being j
almost double tlio IniportH for th"
jcar, wlilrli amounted to Sliri.l" ,
"17, aieoiilllig to a nttilenicnl uiailo
liy Picstdcnt Morgan of tho Chaiubci
of Comnicric In IiIh nuuiial icpnit
linicnioii in urn annual iiii-i-uhk "8(,i,u f , i urucil Hull riui-
IliD Chamber HiIh afternoon.
1'icslileiit Morgan's report, pre
IMivil liy Sceretury II. I'. Wiiotl, cov
um uioto IIiiiii twenty pages uinl ills
uiit.ca In ilutull tlio ilirfervut com
nicivl.il uml ngrl tilliirul comlllloi.s
In tlio Territory.
Ilu stiilc-K that agricultural condi
tions urn In tlio must satisfactory
(ouililioii. Sugar mill continues lo
1.0 the leading rop. IhoiiKh It Ik
.i..,.i.ir..i if ii,.. mhikiii win iki-itiI
' i
tlio last crop for many jran to roino,
Hire, wlileli lins licen tlio kccoii 1
croi of tho Tcrrltorj, viilucil an-
-ruinlly iitjSS.riUU.UOA, In kWiir vhico
tij pllieaiiplea, tlio output of tlio Jat-
.lor pioitliet Inrreiisln from lOO'i
inKcs lu l'jni) to r 10.000 innet In
(hi) p.iHl heaKon.
ColTre, tobacco, hImiI, rutliiii uii'J
riihlier mo till illnuiSHeil, tlio outlook
for tho lalier im a wtroui; nitlvlo of
oxport hehiR Rood, as the llrst tnp
pliiRii will lie maile on llimis.iinls of
Iihk wllliln a fuw moiilha.
Military uml naval matterx uml tho
ninuiilit of uioiiov roinlliR llilo tlio
Teirltoiy IhroiiRli the lmpiociueiit
at IVarl llarhor cut) taken up. The
lmprocil KleuuiKlilii rerl a ami
ImlliliiiR oierattoii3 aio niokeu of at
lelictli.
lu rcRiinl to tliu llll.'i exposition
lit f,;ui I'i'iiikIkio. it la uiReil Ilia.
Honolulu thiow Ho iiillueiKO In that
city, ami as a I'eileral appropilatlon
may he avallnhlo, 1 Is thiniRlit ail
lKihle In plan for a IiIr oxhlhlt for
Ilnwiill at thlx exposition
Hint the wlinrfaRp now contiolledivlili'h Is best lu a community, II l";mli nn oiRiiul.allon (mild
by tji linvv wl'l reveil to llnunlulii
nn roou ar llm depailment more to
Pea 1 1 1 1, irliiir la bctloved, and com
prehonslvo plaiiK for furl her Im
provement of Iho, harbor, an being
one of the most Important nil the
P.ielhc. are urged.
A feeling of loiigialiilatiou Is ox
prei'sed oM'r the referring of tlir
piohlbllloii ipicHllou to the oIoih of
c
S3ys
Spilling . Stiinl
Starts Spirited
Shindy
Host of Iho mouilng nl tho idlco' "Tho piospects nf a Democratic
court wan lulu It up wli a c.isp lu boaid of city and iiiuniy supervisors
which a bowl of soup ligurcil as tliu for Iho mining tnim Is not only ox
most InloicHtliii! foatuni of tho nffalr. ' eedlngly bright, but tan bo tiuiulod
A Chluoee u.uuod l.u (lining was
ihaigi'd wlili having ttuiiwu hot t.oup
nwr auothor CV'es.Ji.1 who was v)nrk
lllR III tllU BillllO I'USlllUrilUt,
Huiialor Charles Chllllngwotth an
pen led for tho pmseeutlon, and Attor
ney II,
A llmilltlir innrnflnnliul llin .In.
' u,..v...... ...v ....
rembnil.
Tho Incts as hrouslit out lit
Ihn I tint utno Ibnl Hie iliironibinl wiih
ilili.f ,,,.,r nl .. r.,ul., I .. U'ln.r
street, and that the complaining wit
ness uos an assistant, who was con-
tliumlly ciiuiluu lute to work P01" "8 " ' toiisiuuicu a saic ui...
liirly this month tho ilefoiulaiit..co,u,rvn,IVB lm"f'
coniplalnuni mid another man. wuiu "XI l!- sllva wl" alKO ,,B n "an
'winking side liv side nl a large slove.ldlilate for nieinberslilp to the board
Koine Miup spilled on tho right arm of i suprnvlxns He will lie the iiuiiii
the eomphilnaul. who was hinllt scald liuoils ilmli-ii or iho delegates to the
(Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Pac 2)
.iAlltt.A t 1 .'J. -3i
.rinif. ,,.
PUBLIC BODY
tln Tcirllorj by (ongioKn. iiml II I
H'skcd Hint business men In Rciiurnl
; lllltU II llllll,' IIMM! 11111'lflH 111 lllll'
tli'H, seeing Unit Hip most respond
b men nio nindo candidates Tin local
and Territorial olllres.
In loganl to CoiiRrusslonal work.1"1"1 nl!ur lat,'ur """, "' ,,l'"!
I tliu HKiiiy things in- inii1 l)u'.l bv
j,,, k,h, pi ncllrnlly entry-'
thing I In; Chamber imilorfU'il, nro
tluueil efforts lie
icvouuo euller ti
miidc to scrum t
i he stationed hum
pvruiainiiitl..
InveHtniontH, tlimn eg, Territorial
matters, rillmiH, Irrigation, tele
phones nml telegraphs, pl.ilia for 'i
1'imiI Itnihor colobintlon. delegates
to national (oiiiinereliil ami Indus
trial conventions, pulille addresses
''"" "" "" imionro in iravei
to lluwiill. ncriolony. ilnlcRiitva to
Chln.i. work of tho illffetoiil loiniult
teen of tlio Chamber, uml the public
'health oj" iho Territory, aro all tlli-
.ii
Lvuivil ul Rreati'r or lemt leirRlh.
In loneluillnR the report, l'rcst
ilcnt .MorRiin nays:'
v"ln coneluilliiR my nnniial report,
I wish. r po-utlhlo, to Impious upon
.urn the lU'Hlr.iljllll) of unilliiK tliu
eoiumerdal assoelatlomi of t ti it, elty'.
The thought of some Ihi.h been that
tliu moru orRiinlzallomi lahoriiiR to
ailvainu llawall'ii Intriertii, the bet
ter, hut from a tareful olisci Mitliin
iovciIiir bever.il earn, I luue leiun
eil lhat thohe rltlctt lu wlilih thoie
la a iloiiilnatlui: oluntar oriuinla
(Inn, whoue (oniponent paitH aio
mnilii up of nil Interests, uoikhm
for themselves ami uniting In Hi"
moio Important work of lomiuou lien,
elite, which ImlM a miiulclii.illl
the Rrontnxl auj tho best ileNelop
ineiit has followeil. What Ik ovory
hoily'x buxImiKH Is lioboily'H bimluess.
Hut Iho proper k I nil of an orKanlii
tloii makes uvery body's hualncKx Its (
business, lu Older to bring out Unit i
...... . . .
iieieaB,iry to hao ami suppnit an
IliKliuinenl wlilh will iiiih enlrulc,
aiial)n and put fori h tho bust idein
uml put poses or tho (oinmuutiy.
Ileuco the absolute luiioitauco of a
btrong bodv thioiigli whibo olllccs
Hie best and (iioadesl-uilnded t'ltlzciiB
m.n speak.
A belter ami gicaler Honolulu 'a
the goal to be Miught. We must I
SUPERVISORS
None Bui "UnlerriRcd"
On The New
Hoord
upon iih almost a loitaluO." dcclar-
ed a prominent paity loader thin
morning.
. Uf w ,.,. wholI1
I wo considered a vuluuhlo luoiulmr of
tho picscnt board, will be returned
to his (illlco with a healthy majority.
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! '''" "" m""' "
" lUUIllelpill
icgisutiiir, iimi iiu ii,,.
tllU PllllllrSOIIK'Ilt
of his part). I
I might add that McClullan will also
I draw a lingo number of Republican
' -iiiisisii i -
DEFEATS COL. ROOSEVELT
FOR
IONS
CONSOLIDATION
htiivo fin the lieM In be h.nl In clt
la auliih ntlim. ciliuniinu. li-;iiiHiort:i
ll'lll. lllll'KlljU, I'M1. I lift IMII1IIJIIHM
I Inn.
Hon
i'li Tlir
of Miili iiskix Isit Iiiiih mil mil;.
'duplicates and makes umre iohU thla
.work, Iml mluiillv lends In dissipate
lo foi'ilH Imiinrl.iut iuovoiiioiiih. 'I'll''
m"K' l""ieMdve titles have learned
III III. Cleveland lll'KIIU Ii.iir uno In
llllH (('IH'lilllliltlllM. It Iub lieeu fol
llnwml by C'hli'iiRo, HI. I .oil Ih. I'lllP
liurp;, Memphis. Detroit, lluslnh. Mil
wuilhee, jiinl reienlly, nml now S;i'i
l'rsmclHco Iiiih tul, i'ii the iiiatlur up
In riiimmt with (ipnmllteim from lh
illrfeient (irKaul.iitlons thioiiglioul
the rlty.
"I tin not iiilvoiiite the pl.in HUM il
ly lievuili'O iitlini t'llli'M lino nilopteil
It Rui'iegxfully, hut from espeilenee
rcnlucil iliirtiiK the llnee e:ir I havo
been liicxlilcut of tlio lloiiolulii
Cliatuber of ('onimerce, ilurlng whleu
I liimi lie nine iiilte faiulllar Willi
tlio )ilHtnry uml ibnulopmeiit'of inns'
of our vurleil bualnexH Intercut.
"A majority of ono iniunieielal
boily heie Ik tho majority of Iho oth
er, ami I ('oilfiller that a l.uger am!
therefore nuno powerful organiza
tion, cailng for all' Intcru.fts. wouiil
commaml more preitlgo nml bo on
ibleil to uiaterl.illy mUaneo tho Tcr-rltoii-K
welfare.
"Toilay Iheie nie eiitcrprlses drift
ing aloiiR that wouiil become prolll
able If they were but given the moral
support ami helpful ailviie of a thnr.
oimlib I i'ii cxetit.it lu oiganlzatlou.
"Tho Hawaii I'romollon Com nil t1
lee, tho Joint commltlee of Hie I'liain
I her of Comnierie anil tho McrihanH
AKtuii'lntlou, while II Iiiih 'lone nii'l
Ik iIiiIiir iiiimI elteillvo work for tho
Tenllory. voubl, In my opinion, bo
able to itccniuplltih moio If woikln
(llii(tl umltr Iho niimo of the
Chainber, tliu word I'romotlou hulus
eliminated
"Tberu can he nn niiestlau
that
ami
would a iiiiiipllsh much good
"The picsldeiit and board of tru
lecii would, nf court-e, inmposo tho
exei'titlve bud. Tlio differenl Inter
ests, Imwev'ci, would eai Ii havo Its
pedal coiniulltecH. each committee
woikltiR under U own chairman, ro
polling to tho execiillvo lummlUco
lie utbh or semi monthly.
Continued on Pairc 4.
TO PEACOCK
Liquor Board Authorizes
Transfer Of License
From McCarthy
Thoro whs a full attondamo tit tho
luictlliK of tho llcoiifco commission
ers yesterday afternoon, and after
loading hut k minutes for neatly an
hour, Iho case of Klmiirn, proprietor
of tlio Sutiilso Saloon, was taken up
Kliuuia was cited to appear I't
show iiiiso wh ho Khoiild mil ho
disciplined for selling beer to a mi
nor and for selling liquor to a Ko
lean while the latter was Intnxl
eat ed.
Kliuura replied Uiiough an Intnr-
ptetor. Ilo stated that lu thc caso
of tho minor It was nearly dark and
the applicant was invercd with dilt
and grluio uml ho certainly looked
lo bo of ago. This boy alr told
I'Vnuell Hint ho was twenty-one, hut
nflerwutd t-uld h wuk born lu 181)1.
lu regard to the Korean.. It win
explained that he had a peculiar
(Continued on Page 3)
mniumwriiftisrin rrriT
PALATIAL LINER
HERE ON FIRST
VISIT
Zcalandia Makes Good
Passage From
Colonics
warn PASSEKGERS
WILL STOP OFF HERE
The cx-Frciidcnt was defeated by
'no less a personage than Vicc-Prcsi-
New Vessel of Canadian-Australian jcnt Sherman, tuid although there
Line One of Best Equipped Boats was a division to show the lineup of
in the Pacific. I (IC committee members, the final ac
tion was unanimous.
The now liiiuullan-Aiixtriillnii liner Thc vclc of ,,, comn,ittce was
Zealanilla arrived thin afternoon, iho twenty for Vice-President Sherman
maiden oyago of her j-iiii between and thirteen for Colonel Roosevelt.
Vnncouer and tho Colonien I After thc result was announced, the
Iho .rahimlln docked at thej Roosevelt men moved to make it
Al.ikea Mrect wharf and whk IkUciI , unanimous,
liming tlio afternoon b) iniuiy llonn-l
In, ins, tho Zealandl.i'K reputation ""'-pt i tt -tt- 0,'"'1'DTj1CI rTi"
n luxurloimly ciiilppeil oce.in travel-1 JJAlJj X oUUJtvlllQ UJt!
i t i... .. 1...1 i i
ll'l IiatlllK pilJltllcll 11.1- llt-n M-wn
lir
The '.I'.ilanijla will Kill nl 0 o'clock
The Zciitiimlln has liienrporated In
her mist rncl Ion n nmnber nf innuvii
tluiiH mil found In nllScr tlio Mnkiini
or the Manuka Tho ensel Ih be-
tween these MoiunerK when It conns,
i.. -ir,. n,i minmnn.
Ah a in niliu t of tho John Ilrnwn
and ('iimpiuiy shliiinln of Clyde
bank, l.nglaml, tliu SCealandlii repre
sents about as tine a tyno of com
bined iMSHcngur and freight carrier
that ban eer vlalled the port of lln
nolulu. That the steamer will prove
a popular means of con .cyanic of
people from Honolulu to Victoria and
Viimomer kim'h without Hiiylng. lit
f lepartlug fiom Knglnnd on her
miililen lovace lo Australia the es-
hoI passed the highest rntlng granted
by I.IoviIh Hhe Ih listed an HMI Al
ami has nil the cipilpmetit and comes j New Vink ...
under the cr exaelliiR rciiiliementH' I'hll.ul Iphla .
deimimled by the British lloaril of 'Clnclnn itl ...
Ti uiln. Illi-ooklin
The new steamer Iiiih ii length ofSI Louis ...
tlfl feet; breadth. Mij; depth, 34 feel Huston ......
Her tonnage Is about "1100 gross reg-
Istcr. Accommodation is provided for.
2DU llrst-elass passengorH, 120 second-
class pnsKengerH, and 1-0 third-class,
and her crew numbers about 130.
While thcie is alwuys a large
(Continued nn Paee 2)
FAMOUS VIOLINIST
ENTERTAINS
HOTEL UUESTS
Ktliol Caullcld. tho famous vio
lin vliluoho, .iciiinpanlcil by Prof.
Audeihon or New York, will clitor
tnlu'tlin dloeis at thc Aloxandnr
Young ('.ife on Monday. Wednesday.
I'rld.iy and .Saturday nights.
... I ml. ..-... I..I.I. il.n
.,;";;';.:;:, :,;:"
dining room, on Hie sixth lloor, ami
at the Miinnii Hotel nu Sunday night I
ROBINSON ABSENT
JwlRn W I UobliiKiin nf tho Cli
cult Cmu t will be aJisnnt from the
bench fiom Tliuisday until Monduv
ipornlng Judge Itoblnson has had
no vurnilou for a long tlmo, and ho
win Ktieini Hose fi w dnvs at the
... i. ..i.. ii,,.-,, ,., r i lu.
iioine oi .iui,' i.i. .- ...
caws on the calendar will bo trans-
furred to Judge Cooper and others
will he contlnueit Tomoriow there
are llfleen matlers on tho dockot and
limit will n mon inter nciiiei'
ENGAGEMENT
The eiiBageiucni Is iiiinouiiced oi
Miss Leila (Irnce iJimhersoii of Port-
iiinil, Oregon, to Harry A. Wilder or
this city.
i
It's a pllv we cau'l repair the lUm
...... .,u ...in. .id v,.. f.;m iii iki .i
I..-.,,. u
t if i in mimmmmm'
RooseveltjGo To Survey
Lost 10
Sherman
HEW YORK. Aug. 10. Colonel
Roosevelt went to defeat at the hands
of the Republican State committee
lodny, when ii vote was taken on the
tcmr0my cha, rmanship of the State
T . . m...
JtJIU LiHiAUUHib
(Special Bulletin Cable)
SAN FRANCIbCO, Auc. 10 Thc
scctcs in thc big leagues' play today
nrc:
National Boston 5. St. Louii 7:
Boston 7, St. Louis 3: Philadelphia
3, Cincinnati 0; Philadelphia 1, Cin
cinnati 4; New York Z, Pittsburg 1.
Other games postponed.
American Chicago 1, New York
7; Washington 3 Detroit 8; St,
Louis 0, Boston 2; Cleveland 3, Phil
ndclph' a 22.
.Standing of National League, Aug. 15
Club V.
I-
Pet.
Clilc.it, fil
I'lllsburg '
:u
pi
41
III
IS
57
li'J
:.
.7.'l
5S3
fit!
IS
47
III
:t!)
10
,:,77
.111)
.181
.112
.3Rfi
.380
Standing of American League, Aug
15
Club.
Philadelphia
IDetiolt
iioslou
W
U
PcL
i;:i
r,s
r.!i
33
u;
18
17
.'il
c.n
Co
in;
.fill!
.S.17
.nr.i
.Ifi.".
.I2S
.ior.
.373
New York "i!
Cleveland 17
Washington IS
Chicago II
St 1iuIh 3S
WERE OPPOSED
TO ROOSEVELT
(Special Bulletin Cable)
NEW YORK. Autr. 10. Thc onno
sition to Colonel Roosevelt for thc
temporary chairmanship of the Ncwi
Ytrk State convention was led by ;
Wlliam names Jr., apcnKcr wans
2u-osar-.-.
"" " '"J --j--
AEROPLANE
BEATS PIGEONS
(Special Bulletin Cable)
AMIENS, France, Aug. 10. In a'
ftftv-mile rncc hero today between an '
acrcplano and carrier pigeons, the'
aeioplanc won thc rncc. beating the'
pigeons
n m m Ah.l llfl ftAAnHilll
u luuiuiva uiiu J siiuiiu)
- - . ..M..
over the course.
TENNESSEE
x J-' L1J-' --"-'
1I A M h'SI HI II lMH'W
(Special u lie tin Mule)
.. .. .. ...
NAbllVILLh. TCnn.. AUC. 1U.
w. iioopcr was louuy iiuiiiinaii;u iui
Geveiucr of the State at the Repub-.
lican convention.
' " ' I
' Thiitecn gamblers were arrested at c
Mauna V.illov last nlghl ami, if llie
bunch, liv,. lorrclted heir liall and th"i
balance wore lined IV each.
KonaRailroad
Colonel Parker
Study Conditions To Be .
Met With
Simcs of tho proposed rnllioid
III Komi, for which a cliuiter was
appioied at Iho last silsslnn of Con
RresH, and a general coiisldeiatlou o'
tho prohleiiis Imolved In the build
ing of tho lead, were the object that
look Samuel Parker nml Surenr
Wall nwny on tho Mauna Kea today
Prime Cupid also went along, but
fishing and not rallto.id bill ding b'
the Incentive lu his case
lloforo his departure this mornlnu
Colonel Parker stated that he
thought highly of tho prospe i , i r
the pioposed Rutin road and that Im
MILL CASTINGS
FOR PUUNENE
Steamer Itilonian From
Coast Brings Much
Cargo
A number of heavy ciihiIiirh, .. hoiiio
welghl' : from three lo five tomt cadi,
line i inicii ui hid caigo nun huh
arri
by tho Matson Nav Iga'-lon
hle.iiiier llllonlan
The castlngH are part of sugar ma
chinery intended for Piiunenc Mill
Continued on Pane 4
MGR. HURLEY
DIED TODAY
CARLESBAD,
Aug. 10. James
s general manager of the,n,,rt 1"h"!1,!1In,,k0- ,1h" ""V1".1".6 m' j
ailway system, died here 'W' VN ,,l,"m "'" ?" "' c ,' V ,.
J ' , i However, on April 18 of this year'd
Hurley, the
Santa Fc rail'
today.
Hurley was horn In Iowa in lSfiu.
lie started In tho scivk-o of tho At
clilson, Topeka &. S.uita I'd railway
system, adopting a minor position,
In 1SSU, and worked his way through
the various ilep.irtinenta until Iiu
rea hed tho post of general manager,
to which ho was uppolutod May 1
190.1.
. -y-V -y-.--
Jft JkA V I V U 1 hi
IN CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10,
Vot
ing in the direct prmary, held to
day throughout thc State, is espe
cially heavy in the city. In thc in
terior of the State the reports show
a comparatively strall proportion of
thc voters are coming out.
Quiet prevails at the polls.
jT TC1ri
(rJljJN. JDijlQb
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I I I I ItI IV' I A ll I I H r
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. Gen-
' cral Bliss is to succeed General Barry
a
s denartment commander for the
Department of California. Thc trans
I
! for U tn lain, nlar nn Rumlav rif,u.
I IV. .u .1. .....V ,,.uwv ... WM . .! WW.,
crni narry wjj become superintend
l).',,t f H, WDtinnnl Mllilorv Ailn
t West p0jnt.
. .
The California Culvers'tv .roothull
team Is leiurnliiK h the Zoilaudla
'piuv stale Hint iililiiiimli thev were
dcrealed bin hud a mil llm.
f
I "I'm iln" i mln nl llnllellu.
-' ""
and Wall Will
mediate aitlon would be taken by'
'he h.nkcis of tho proposition an1
roou in. Wall had imnlo a lepoitJ
bnied upon Hie preliminary mirveya.'
The propisttlnn Ik looked upon
wllh considerable fainr by the Mum
::1
men whose llmiu Inl nerve icaulle
In Hie building of the llaiuaku
ditch, and if tho survoys made Nro
satlrlat Inry. lis It Is practically cer
tain the will be. there Is little' like
lihood tb r. I there will lie much delay
in beginning operations
Colonel p.nker and Surveyor Wall
expe t lo be In Kon.i about tlueo
'ek '
CLUNEYLEFT )
$22,240 ESTATE :
Married Ten Days Before
I Death To His i
Housekeeper 3
Tho will of the lalo John C. Clu-jg
nnj, leaving an estate of over I20.-J
Oun. II. ed lalo ycstenl.i. brlngo to
light a lurliius roiiillllnu o ntfalrs.l
lu the will, which was uiado Au
gust 111, I'.ilili, Cluney leaves lilt
home nl Kallhl to his houseKecper.
C.ltilu Mahonej, to occupy as' long
as the lein.ilus unmiirrleil, and nho
Is to lecelvc llfty dollars a monin
fuini his estato as lung as sho remain t
rlngle.
.Next ho leaves the remainder of ,
tliu Im oiiio of the estate to his "lo
lulled miiij by Carrie Mahmie)," shar
he was legally married to CarrJp.Mn- '
nuney, ami (lie is shikco oi in iiio .
petition for probate as Mrs. Caiollno
Cluiioy. -lob ii Clunoy died April SI 1
or HUH cnr, ill llie iiku oi m, itoi
days after he was married to tho wo
"" wl'" '"'' cVl ' l,us for '?
.many .vears.
The estate loft comprliica real prop J
nri consiMing oi nvu iton 01 uuiii
lu dlffirent parts of Honolulu nml
one at Knupo, Maul, the whole valued
at $17,210. I'nminnl piopcrty con
slsls of mortgages, an automobile and
ciieIi, the whole amounting to $5000.
Cedl Drown and Harry von Holt
aio named as devisees uml lcg'atcej
- and the wh'de estate is left in their
hand i lu tru.t, the In erne to he
turned ovei us provided for
4
39 LOST
GIBRALTAR. Auc. 10. Thc Scan.
ish itcimcr Marios was sunk totlav '
by a rcllisinn with the Cermanij
slcamshin Elsa. Thirty-nine people
l., l.: 1. ;.. i . i: i
invii uvea iii iiic uisitsici.
I inn nrnni if ni?"
IHAUt UIWALIALL
Ttviny at cloven o'clock Governor?
- Walter Kiear. accompanied by CtdonoliH
Join tt IIS aide lie I'lltuo letlirneil th'n
- ." . ...v.
- onviui call of the conimnnilerB of lhVjf
Alll.lllV .Hid llllfflllo W lllcll VV3 lrlRlln
jcsieru.ij.
The coiunianrtcrs or the awo.shlps
received tlio" Onvernnr on this liojkTof
the Albanv. and as ho l"ft Im recelvijd
u salute frnin the liitli-ry of .eaclitnf
Iho shim.. 3 i
I i i - - -
rwr- Tur Sain" cardn at lliillellii .!
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