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ESTABLISHED 1882.' NO. 4728.
10 PAOES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF' HAWAII, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1910. 10 PAOES.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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SITE CONDEMNATION ASKED
DEMOCRATS HUNTING FOR MANAGER
World's Scientists
. Watch Hawaii
Experiments At Kalihi Expected
To Result In Anti-Toxin
' Discovery
Experiments, thn outcome of which
will bevatchod by tho wliolc world,
nro -shortly to lio lnstltutcil In tho
lnhnrntciry (it tho Kalllil Receiving
Ktntlnn In an attempt to discover
mi antitoxin, (or loprosy, tho HiuUiik
of which will menu u complete cum
tor thoso afflicted with the dlson'so
and thn. mnklng o( Moloknl uotliliiR
but n memory. .
Moses T. Clegg, tho ninn who sue
reeded In propagating tho bacillus (it
leprosy In Manila, wll arrive In Ha
waii on the Korea and will Join Dr.
Currle at tho Kalllil laboratory as
aPHlntunt director and proceed with
tho epoch-making work, tho first step
town til whlili wns taken by Himself
in Manila.
Tho success, attained by Clegg In
glowing thn haclllun of lepro3y. aft;
er Kimipcan .scientists havo railed.
wr years in ui"ir uuuns, hub impii-i;-edentcd
Interest In tho seliintllle
world, and thn decision ot tho Fed
eral government to send Clegs to
COL.BULLARD
Bio Medina to Be Held TO-
nirjht Military Instructor
Will Give Assistance.
Tonight there will bo a meeting
ot all thoso Interested In tho Hoy
Scout movement that has hceif In.
uugiirntcd in tills city, at tho K. of
I'. Hall nt half-past seven.
This meeting is principally for the
older people vlo are Interested In
tin- move, with n view to picking out
(.emit masters from. thoso who have
had Minin piovloim experlenco In that
kind ot work.
I.leut.'-Ciil. IJullard, who Is nn en
thusiast lu thn matter nt a scout bri
gade for hojs, will nddiess the meet
ing ,1111(1 glvn u)l tho assistance In
hlsj inwcr to 'stmt tho work.
Thero will bo it outlier meeting
held along about tho last of tho
week, at which there will bo an en
rollment of hoys for tho Scouts, nnd
as tciQn nfter ns things can bo .ar
ranged thero will ho something do
ing lu tho lino of hikes by tho boys.
Colonel Hiillnrd wishes lor a good
atlendnnro tonight, n ns to glvo tho
movement a good Fend-off. Ha states
that thorn will lie no money nsked
for. It 13 purely nn organization
meeting.
150. IN RAILWAY WRECK
.(Associated Press Cable.)
I.ISHON, Sept. 20, Onovnf tho
worst railway horrors or years oc-
cm red hero today, when two trains
met nnd nun hundred nnd titty pco
pie weio killed mid Injured.
GRAND SIRE COCKBURN
i (Associated Pre Cable.)
.ATLANTA. (la., Sept. 20. John
II, Cockrum of Indtniin was today
elected (Jrnnd Slra of thn Odd Fel
lows who are holding their annual
conclave here.
LEWIS OPPOSES WILSON
(Assoclatf-d Picks Cable.)
TRHNTON. N. J.. Bept. 20. Ilo-
IHiullnint In' Hlnlo convention linra
today noiulnated Vivian LcwIb tor
the governorship,
Hawaii to continue hl3 efforts and
nltempt to r.irnrp an absolute euro
for thn dlseaso by the finding of an
nntltoxln Is considered almost cer
tain to result In miccess.
Tho man In charge ot the search
for tho antitoxin will bo Dr. Donald
Cnrilo, who with Hollman and
llrlnckerhoff sue ceded In following
In Clegg's footsteps nml Browing tho
bacillus ot tho disease.
It is stated that In the work or
searching for nn antitoxin, monkeys
will bo need In tho laboratory and
be Inoculated with tho dlsentte, Upin
tho arrival of Clegg from Manila bo
will Join tlio laboratory force nt Kn-
ilhl as assistant director, nnd'tholn
vcttlgntors will have every possible
resource at their command In nn of.
fort to scrum an absolute euro for
tho disease,.
Clegg Is given full credit for the
pioneer and epoch-making worlc of
growing the bacillus, mid bis success
Is considered all the more romnrka-
blo becauso ho Is not a physician.
NOTLEYSAYS
IT'S A TRICK
Home Rulers Will Not Desert
Their Party to Support
McCandless or Kuhio.
"Thero Is nbFoliilcly no truth In the
story, which appeared In tho Hawaii
an Star yesterday, indicating that tho
Hume llulers would glvo Ibrlr sup-
iioit for Unk McCandless ns n Dele-
gato to Congress?'
Cbailes K. Not ley, 1'resldent of thu
HoniH llulo party, and who Is Iho
tegular nomlueo of his pjrty for Dolo
galo In Congiess staled most rmplia
llcally yesleritay that tho Homo Hul
ers would not .glvo their suppprt In
Link McCandless or Ktililo nt tho
coming campaign, Ho was Indignant
nt Iho publication of tho i.tory, nnd
claimed Hint It wni a political trick
to allenato tho Homo Itulo supiiort.
"Tho Homo Holers nro going to put
up tho hardest tight that tliey know
luiw. Wo Intend to beat McCandless
and JCiiliin, If possible," continued
Not ley,
"The Indications on tho island of
Hawaii this year aro such tbit thoro
is no doubt but Hint wo will sweep
the wliolo Island. I am posit ivo that
I can mako n successful campaign
this yoar."
Nolley lelt this morning In tho Mn
unn Kea to begin his polltlcnl cam
paign on Hawaii. Ho will return to
Honolulu, ns soon ns ho lias mado
tho circuit of the Island.
PUEBLA IS FLOATED
(Aitoelntcd 1'riHH C.ili1t.)
Itni.I.INOHAM. WnBh., Sept. 20
Tho steamer City of I'ueblii was
floated today. Tho ship did not Bilf.iln on
for serious damage.
KAISER VISITS EMPEROR
(A punctated IVi-m Oaldt.)
VIKNNA, AuBtrln, Bopt. 20.
Kaiser Wllhelm Is In tho city on an
nlllel.il visit to'Kmpoior Joseph of
Austria,
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20. Bug-
l'royloiis
SUGAR
SAN FltANClSCO, Sept,
I nr: UU degrees lest, 4.2K,
t itit nl Ion. t.lllic.
IV c c U y II u 1 1 1 1 1 u tl "per year,
0EM01MS ARE
NOW AFTER A
County Central Committee
Meets and Finds No One
To Lead Battle.
E. M. WATSON NOW
IS BOURBONS' HOPE
Scci clary Rivcnbursh Refuses
to Tncklo Job Committee
men Given Week to Find
Someone to Serve,
"Wauled- -Cno campaign inanigcr
MiiEt- be wan anted nhln to s.vallntt
Hors McCandless' platform with n
smile."
1 1m nbovo rlgn will soon be huiiH
out rn the door of tho Democratic
lioiiilnu.ul'-i;. In Wnverley hall imleia
some of Iho tint nilled suecre.l In
dlggh'g up stealthily a man In lit the
bill 1'iir the Democrats, nt tho (ml
set of Ihc comity cnmp.ilgn, flm
Ihcmr.eltes without an) body to man
ago It, Th'j luno a pint form, u bunch
of rnurtldati'H nuitfn boss, but so for
nobody lus como forward and offered
to h" tho goat for tho fight In Oaliu
county.
The lack of imnager niHiuneil seri
ous proportions last night when the
rniinly cenlrnl cominltleo held n meet.
Ins In Wnverley ball. They got as
far ni n temporary org.inlzntlnu, In
cluding Iho selection of n en'mpnlgn
inanngcr. wan lniHisslhle. nnd after n
long tlmo spent In talking It over,
tho nemorrnts ndjnurned to meet next
Monday night.
In the meantime II Is up In some-
bodv lolnd a reputable citizen who
Is willing to lend Ihc buttle. Beero
tiny Hlfcnlmrgh had been looked
in kiii iis n llkelv candidate for tho loh
but Ittvenliiiigh refuses to tnko It. tin
saw his duties ns secretary to Iho
mayor, plua his duties on tho Terrl
Inrlnl committee, forbid nny active
pirtlclpatlen In tho county light. As n
matter of fact, bo feels that tho Mc-
Continued on Paee 4,
FILIPINOS OFF
FOR BIG ISLE
Twenty and More Leave On
Mauna Kea This Morning
For Hawaii.
Tin! !ntor-!sand steamer Mauna
Kea sailed for Maul and Hawaii ports
this morning nbniit twenty Flllpluos
accompanied in somo Instuncos by
female members of their families np;
pinned on tho wharf behind n dray
loaded with tho usual wooden trunks
Ih iiko In tho Far Knst, rolls of blan
kets and other domojtlc pnrnphcrnn
tin. Tho women In somo Instances wcro
much afraid of tho nolso and liustla
on tho wharf and wero being led along
by tho men, Jumping every now nnd
then M dodgn ,somo moving dray or
vehicle.
Tho Filipinos wero Ihnso who enmo
Iho Chlyn Mam direct fnun
Manila several days ago and aro thn
first to leave for plantations nn thn
big IMatid.
I.argo amounts of cargo arrived at
Iho wharf for i.liliuncnt on tho Mauna
Kea during tho half hour before sail
ing tlmo and Iho stevedores hustled
along lively to got Iho vosrel nwny
on time.
I Included In thn cargo for Iho big
Island wbb a now Cadillac IHng ship
ped to thn Volcano House by vou
Ilamm-Voiiiig Company.
Tho passenger list of Hie Mauni
Koa was bug nml Included many pro,
mliieut people Ileiget's hand being on
hand Id ghi thu veasel a lively Kcid,-
off us .uuauul,
ROOSEVELT
(AftnnrlntrMl rrnm Calil'.)
NT.W YOnK, Sept. 20-ChaIrman
l.loyd (Irlscom of tho Republican
Slnto committee stnted today that
live hundred and seventy of tho one
thousand nnd fifteen delegates to tho
Slate convention will voto for Col
onel Roosevelt ns temporary chair
man. (Irlsrom's claim, however, docs not
pass undisputed. Thn regulars do
ilaie that they havo Iho hundred
nnd sixty of the delegates. Flvo
hundred nnd eight nro necessary to
elect.
DAILY SCORES OF
' BIG LEAGUES
PNTlnl 11 ii 1 1 ft I n Cable.)
(Kl-fltil Iliil'lxt In Cahli..)
SAN FltANClSCO, Sept. 20. Tho
retires lu tho big leagues' play today
arc: ;
Natlonnl New York 1, St. 1-ouls
5j Now York r.St. Unils 2; Ilrook
lyn I, Chicago 3; llrooklyn 0, Chi
cago 3; lloxtou 2, rittsburg'O; Dos
ton 4, ritUhiitB i; I'hllndelphla 2,
Cincinnati 0. .
American Chicago 3. Now York
0; Detiolt 4, Washington 3; Detroit
tl, Wnidilugtoii l; Cleveland 3, I'lill
udeiphla S; St. I.ouls r, Huston 9,
Standing of Njtlcnal League, Sept. 19
Club W
I.
Pel
Chicago f.r.
l'lltshurg 70
-New Voik ...j.... 74
Cincinnati . f.K
Philadelphia GG
St. louls Ct
llrooklyn El
Iloston 40
40
r,r.
r,i
oo
o.-,
r,:,
77
SS
.r.so
.r.S:i
.57S
.S07
.K03
.4SI
.30S
.331
Standing of American League, Sept. 19
Club W U
IVt
Plilhidclpbln ...;.. 01 II
Iloston 70 nil
Detroit ' 76 r.R
New York 74 r.7
Wnshlnglon r,S 71
Cleveland 00 72
Chicago -M 70
St. Louts 40 fit
.OS!)
.575
.nos
.r,i;i
.139
.tr.l
.410
BOMBS FOR PORTUGUESE
(KiitI.iI It il 1 1 f 1 1 tl C'at.l'-.)
I.IHIION. Portugal, Sept. 20. Tho
police today discovered n bomb fac
lory In the heart of tho city. Ten
perMins were arrested In connection
with a polltlcnl plot that Is hatch
lug and In conjunction with wlijcli
the manufacture of bombs played n
part. ,
SPAIN SWEPT BY STORMS
(Hpcelnl llil I let In Calilr.)
MADRID, Bept. 20. Terrible
storms aro raging along tho southern
roast of Spain. (Heat damage has
been dono thrnugliout that section of
me country.
PRINCE WITH SCHWAB
STARTS FOR EAST
,(Aftiwliitd Pitas Cnhlc.)
;UN FRANCISCO, Bopt. 20.
rrinco iwii uun wns in mucn ci-
ter health this morning and his phy
sicians deemed it entirely safo for
him to proceed on his Journey.
Tho Chlneso prince nnd Ills en
tourngo left tor tho Hast todRy on a
special train with Chas. M. Schwab,
tho steel mngnato.
DEMOCRATS LEAVING
FOR OTHER ISLANDS
Link MrCnndloss left this morning
on the Island steamer Mauna Kea for
his Hawaiian tour. I.IiiU'h departure
wns followed by nn exodus from tho
Democratic liendiiuiirlnrs In Wavorley
hall. A number of Iho delegates lo
the recent Demorrnllc convention hml
hum lu Honolulu until today, but now
nil aro leaving Tho bunch from Knu
nl Is Hie last In go, getting away this
i' veiling.
UULLETIN AD8 PAY-
Lo
Lived on Nuts and Sugar
Cane and Feared
Death Near.
ASKED LUNA FOR FOOD .
AND CAPTUR'e'fOLLOWED
Fugitive Murdorer Declares
He "Heard the News" By
Dodging Pursuing Posses,
! Thankful for Much.
"I thank (lod that It wns Mr.
Henry wlu capture. I mo nnd not tho
other men who wt-io .tinting for
nit," said Anderson draco to a II tt 1-
1 e 1 1 n reporter at Oahu Prison this
morning, (Irare, the convicted mur
derer, has n way of thanking (toil for
everything; ho did not, however,
glvo Watchman Malm a cliniico to
(ominiiuc with the Deity beforu be
shot him dead at Wfttortown
r .
"Yes," continued Orate, "I heard
that tho dutertlves wero going' to
shoot me on sight. What for I don't
know; I notcr made any of tho
throats that were published In tho
papers us coming rrom mo. wny, u
I wished to, I could hnvc killed Mc
Dullle nnd till his men any old time. I
I havo lucii wltMu n few feet of
tho party, nnd havo listened to their
dans. When I ran nway from the
gang nl the quarry 1 stayed tor threoj
da) a around that place. The detcc-l
tlvci wcro within n short dlstanco
of run once, nnd if I had had n re-
volver nnd wished to kill them, I
could 1'iive dono so. I
"When I lelt tho place whoro I
hid for thrco d:t)s, after running
nway, I made my wny nlnng tho road
past where Cnmp McKln)fy used .to
be, nnd then over the now tuts of
laud Hint nro being Bold to the hills,'
and then I came along llcretaola
street nnd then made up mnnkn.
At
(Continued on Page 6)
ii
IS SENT OVER
Makaio Kamaka Appears
Police Court and Case
Is Postponed.
Mnknln Knmnku, who klled his
wife and IiCr lover on Simdny morn
ing lust nt Knllmi, wns up beforo
.Iiidgo Andrnde this morning. Ho was
lcpres'ented by W. T. Ruwllns, who
on a former occasion, somo years ago,
prosecuted him nn n charga of man
slaughter. Thero wns no evidence offered In
tho enso this morning ns tho defenso
was not ready lo go on. Tho matter
wns thoreforo sent nver till Monday
next for hearing. Knmnka does not
seem to worry about bis posslblo fnlo
and ho sat In court as If disinterested
In Iho proceeding.
ICiimakn has been leading n good
Ufa from nil iiccoimts, since leaving
Jail, where he served his tlmo tor
manslaughter. Ho has been working
nt -n rlco mill tor ery small wages
nnd wns considered to bo n good man.
Tho shoes nt Mcluerny's nt tho foot,
look und wear well nnd do not pinch
or crowd. The prices nro not ns high
ns .the quality demands.
Agenti,
Alexander
T?ounj;
Hotel
Laundry
LWi
GRACEiFrear and Kuhio i
'AskCondemnatioi
Cable To Washington Advisirig
Quick Action Against Fort
Street Property-
In n Joint ruble that nai sent to
Asotitnnt Secretary of the Trcimiry
lllllt-K tills morning by (.'oiernnr
Krear nnd Prince Kuliln, liiimrillatn
iirlton N Hiked tnnard Hie rnnilem
nation of Hie I'(irt street buiiliieis
nrnpert) nccrMiiry to proiMe nn en
tire block fur the Federal building.
The ruble Males emphatically that
coiiilrliinallon proceedings nIkiiiIi) be
IikIIIiiIiiI hIIIkiuI dclaj, In the epln
Ion uf Hie signers, tinder the appropri
ation of W.Ml,(H)0 (hill uas made by
the Inst Congress.
The nclloii of the (.'oiernnr unit Kit
bin Is rxperled to burr) Hie Wash
lugton nutlinrlltes In their jirllon und
itlll probably be nrreiited ns Imllrpl
lug Hie united nenllnii-nt of the cnnU
miinll).
"It Is llkn refusing n blessing that
hud been foired ujion its,", declared
Ooternor Firjr this moinlng "In let.
ting the Mahuku slto nnd tho Federal
building matter drag along without1
ISLANDS LOSE
Ch"r 3 Merchants at lloilb
Made False Declarations
of Weights and Values.
Chlneso merchants In Hollo, Philip
pines, bno been legularly cheating
tho government on false weights nnd
declarations ot goods brought through
the custom bouse nt that port In n
manner something Iiko tho big stignr
frauds nt Now York.
According to tho stories nppcarlng
in Manila dallies of Inst month frauds
by which tho government has lost
something over $2M00 lu custom
duties have been practiced during tho
past few months, the shippers on tho
Clilna roust being In collusion with
the consignees nnd declaring goods
nnd merchandise nt less weights than
were really true, the average being
ten per cent below tho true weight
nnd value,
Upon the big fraud being practiced
by one merchant being discovered nnd
n lino Imposed on htm by tho Collect
or of Hollo ot $10,000, which wns re
duced by thn Insular Collector to
(C000, other Chlneso who bad been
practicing the sumo frauds owned up
to what they had been doliigv
Up to tho tlmo tho story appeared
in tho dnlly papera the government
had found where mofo than J23.000
,m ),ceii lost In customs revenue and
largo number of other merchants
had' their books lllcd with the cus-
toms nuthorltles saying they hud
practiced (ho sumo methods and offer-
lug to pay up.
I Tho Insulur Collector of Customs
don't want lo put tho merchants out
of business by wholesale prosecutions
nnd so If they pay up tho amounts
they have cheated tho government
they will not bo prosecutod.
There were twelve, linns of Chinese
who weio mixed up in this wholesale
cheating of tho government und u
thorough Investigation of tho em
ployees of the Hollo custom houso
wiis ordered us It was thought the
scheme could not have been carried
on successfully without collusion on
the part of some government servants,
Tho conspiracy was used on utmost
everything, rice, salt und general
merchandise nil llgurlng In the false
weighing,
i i
Bar "For Rent" cards on talc at
the Dulletln office.
action. The flno Federal bulldin
erected on this 'central silo Inllo'nifl
lulu will Impress eery vlsltgrand
nun in n gmai ucgrco, in mo nrcntt
tttnl beauty of tho rlty."
While bo stated that ho did noH
consider himself nn expert on land
Millies fiovernor Frenr wns Inclined
to think that on lucrejso of 40 perq
cent upon the nssexsed valuation or,
thu property affected by condemna
Hon was nnipln to meet satisfactorily
tho rights of tho liroperty holders. .Vf
Tlin Hl.-AFHAa il..l.lnh..l k Ilia. .1. J-'
rights nt the ptoperty hoblcrs would
umloiihtedly rfecivo Iho most careful
ronslilcriitlon by tho United State!)
Jury beforo which the ensa would
conic nnd It was lo bo presumed that
n'l hardhlp would bo nvoldcd. I
.. iiv juiiu luiiio'oiiii to wiiHiiingion s
, Ibis Wornlng Is written In rntlicr omi
n-i. ll... ....I.I-. . . , .I..... .-.
'phnllc terms, ulUioiirhwif-nil ndvls-j
oij- jidtilie. nnd mcnils that tho Infill
enco of Kuhio nml tho Territorial
(lovcrnmciit is lo bo directed towani
securing netlim us uion ns lKisslblo lu
Instituting tho condemnation of thiij
i-uii. mit'vi piupefty.
Fourth and Filth District!?
rntltrir. Dnntlii (an LII
UWllliy IIVtlUY iui nut X
Carrmainn.
.J
The fifth district campaign emnmU'l
too flntshi'il nn executive session Just ,
beforo two o'clock today, the organUS
zntlon planned yesterday-being" cfimg
pleicd, with tho exception of nn etc-J
eutlvo secretary, It Is nlatcil that j
mo mill nml fourth will unite on an
executive secretary, nml Hint John.
Wlan I.. 1.A flf.l. I ..I I-.. .-..' .ZVLJ
.v "v mill uiiii 1.1111(11') ACI1I hit:
Iho fomlh will piohably bo placed ln,
Immedlalo chargo of Iho county caim'J
pnlgn, under Hie dlierllon or tho lUpfl
trtrt rhnlrinnri. Wlen n nn Inal,!,. ..l
- f -- v ..."...i -'"M i
Achl ns nn oiilshlo man. Tho bulk'.:
or tho detail work will fall mi ihelrT
REPUBLICANS
shoulders. Tho plans of tho cnminlt-J
teo nro lo bo laid beforo Wlso and
Achl this afternoon and they wlllbo'
II air ft, 1 In tit On tin nvriAiil It.. . .yiTf "1
r.1,1, ,,, tunu iiixj UAtIIIIH l"ail
tlons. '
Repiibllrnn politicians are In ses
sion today nrgunlilris thn .county fur
campaign work. Yesterday after
noon tho central committee met and;
begun tho preliminary organization!
by dividing tho Island Intowo dial
iricts mo Fourth and tho Firth;
naming campaign committees for
each nnd lining up good mon for the
chairmanships. '
Clinrles llinttarfi Jr. u-na nninAil,,
chairman of tho subroinmitteo of thnH
Fourth District. Hustnco , holds tlirj J
proxy of Colonel C. WZiflgldr," nnd,' f
this morning ho nnnoituced that hit
would bo unable to serve Tho mnt?i-j
tcr has not been entirely strnlghtenzvj
ed out, tint It Is probable that ColfiJ
unci Zlcglor will now bo called uoon a
to (111 thn position. ' H,,(l
Tho other members of the Fourth.''
campaign committee nre-Isaac Har
bottlo, Bccretnry, nnd Fred C. Kmlthr-
treuMircr. C. O. llartlett nnd C, von
Danim nro tho other tnembors of tho -
(ommlttec.
In tho Fifth. High Sheriff Mb
Until Heurv will bo In thn beat nf thn ,
..... .. .," . ...'.
nay us ciiainuaii. ii, r. .auiail ii--S
prvivwiry, unn Aioerv vvuvjiriiouiwi1
treasurer. Harry von Hdlt and 1J.
K, Knuo nre the remaining mom
hers.
llolli the Fourth's nnd Fifth'!!
(Continued on-Paee-2),-j
4.iKlMmkimvrMn awUm m
, L 4w 4tffMt- i -

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