Evening bulletin. [volume], October 27, 1910, 3:30 EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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Weekly Calendar
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MONDAYl
1TJUE8DAYI
WKPNESDAYf
thursday!
Friday;
'SATURDAYl
All visiting memban ol tn
Order art cordially Invited to
attend meetings of local lodges
Meet on the
2nd and 4th
Mondays of
each month
at K. P. Hall
7:30 P. M.
(.MIME EKSINtERS X asso.
KNEFICIALA$SnUATIOK.ciationscor.
Bially Invited.
HABM0NI LODQE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
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1 Meets every Monday evening at
7:30 Id I. O. 0. F. Hall, Fort Strest.
.. . E. R. HENDKY. Secretory.
P 1!. E. McCOY, Noblo Grand.
All visiting brothers very cordially
Invited.
DAHU I0DOE, No, 1, K. of P.
.Meets every first and third Frl-
Bay evening at 7:30 In K.of P. Hall,
corner Fort and 'Beretanla. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited to attend.
iVM. JONES, C. C.
O. F. HEINE, K. n. S.
."HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1, L 0. B. M.
Meets every first and third Thurs
days of each month at Knights of
Pythias Hall. Visiting brothers cor
dially. Invited to attend.
A. h. EAKIN, Sachom.
E. V. TODD, O. ot ft.
'HONOLULU AERIE, 140, P. 0. E
M.ata nn thn 2nd and 4th WED'
NESDAY evenings of each month nt
,7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner
i prtanla and Fort streets.
Visiting Eagles ore invited to at
Und, .,1 W. It. RILEY, W. P.
u WM. C. McCOY, Sec.
HONOLULU LODGE, 010, B. P. 0. E,
Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. O.
Elks, meets In their hall, on King
Street, near Fort, every Friday eve
ning. Visiting Brothers are cordially
Invited to attend.
JAS. D. DOUGHERTY, E. R.
OEO. T. KLUEQEL, Sec.
'WM. McKDILEY LODGE, NO. 8,
K. of P.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday
veiling at 7:30 o'ciock in k.. oi i
. Hall, cor. Fort and Beretanla. Visit
Ing brothers cordially invited to at
tend.
H. A. TAYLOR. C. O.
'E.,A. JACOBSON'.'K. R. 3.
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Rni mp nmr.iALS
.KEEP PATH CLEAR
' peputy Sheriff Rose arranged for
police olllccrs to Keep mo uui
e(ear at the Regal Shoe Store comer
octor, inv nml today. The opposite
corner was also attended to by the
oHJcerg. who stood on duty there for
several nours.
ml... ..o..la afnnrl nn hfl Ptirb
Ilia jicwjiiw ...... u w.. -..-
Btones, but passersby can hato the
whole width of tuo siuewaiKs. iw
tcrday nt about 3 o'clock, when the
crowd had dwindled down a lot, tlio
officers were still hard nt work raov
Ing people on. Peter Hosea, who Is
not on the force at present. Is snlrt
1o bavo Joined In a political speech
nnd argument. As a civilian, In
lilaln clothes, he had every right to
do bo, but someone objected nnu uep
tv Hose was annealed to. Tho dep
uty could only reply that I(osea was
not on tho force nnu Hint mo rest
of the officers who were present were
Just finishing up their work.
SIERRA Tn 'EARLY
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The following wireless message lins
been received by tho agents from the
, 8. S. Sierra, bound for Honolulu
, 8- S. Slorru, At Sea, Oct. 26, 8 p m
C23 miles from Honolulu. Light
southerly winds; sea smooth and
clear. Baromete- 30-10, air 73 Will
be off hurbor C.30 a in October 2S
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA
IKk
, , iv is pui;eiit:u un. i;i-ciiii niiuiji-
-UT ers ask Honolulu Urtitr'Co, of this cjty
irhnt reportH thoy are getting from
fafcA.. -the patients who liuvo Hnnl,(lio oil of
E-wlntorgreen liquid compound, I). I)
7 JO.' Prescription.
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SIMPLY LIGHT AND
NSERT TUBE
Warmer does the, rest ,
The Welkom Warmer
Size 3iXlj inches, weight 4"V&
(unites
Thn only modern, saie effective nnd
Bcnslbie ubtllute for the itntliiinted
Hot Wuter Hag
No water to heat no rubber to rot
will lust for mm is
Tim Warmer Is m.idn of tnetnl heat
ed within one minute by tbo lighting
and Insertion of a paper tube con
tiiinlng n lil.iri'U"i iuimicsm imu
iilorl" fuel g.'iieiatlng u uniform
beat tthli.li lams oxer two Hours at n
coat of less than one tent. It la curved
to lit nn purtlun of the body and bold
In pluie b me ins of a bag and belt
allotting the tttaror to moe about at
will
S V 1'Ut hIJ.l.Klf
Tim Wflknin Wuimer lias no ennui.
It tan be put Into coastutit uctlon and
Is Indisiiensable In cases of rheuma
tism, lumbago, neurulgln, sclnilcii,
r-rnums. etc
Hy placing the Warmer on the nr-
fected part tlio beat being dry, nut
moist, bakri out Hie uild Physicians
nv Unit the moist beat of the hot wav
er bag will not cure but aggrawite the
ailments nbou mentioned
Many bac been foIU not n tmeio
complulnt
Complete outlit Including Warmer,
bag belt, coll and 10 itlbei of :vi""l sent
prepaid to any part of the V ' upon
receipt of I 00
If you wish to know inoro almt.t this
wonderful dctlco write today Tor free
descrlptho booklet
WELKOM WARMER MFG. CO.
KW Fulton M., i- York.
Department Thinks Bettor
Time Can Be Made If PubjJ
lie Is Ignorant.. ''Ji
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Tliero will ho, a.nqw ordpn.of things
take effect tomorrow In legurd to lire
lighting In tills cltv, tho principal
feature of which will bo tlio abandon
ment of the usual location signal giv
en by the big whistle In tho lower part
of the city
Hereafter thero will bo no whistle
blown git Ing- the number of the box
from which the ulaim Is turned In and
for this reason tho public generally
will be In Ignorance as to tho loca
tion of a lire und In fact will not know
that there Is u fire
This order of things has been
brought about by tbo fait that hereto
fore when the whistle bus sounded the
alarm the exact location of the lire
was known In a few coionds nnd as n
consequence those who had nothing
else to do started for tha scene of
trouble. This rushing of tlio public
generally to a tiro has been the cause.
of much annoyance to tbu firemen
while going to the Hies with their en
gines nnd other apparatus, the streets
being blocked with people, cnuslng
the drivers ot tho flro engines to fre
quently slow down and sometimes
come to a complete stop to at old do
ing damage to life, und limb of thoMi
who are In the way.
The whistle will sound thn usual
three blasts at the hours o.' 8 a. m , 12
m. and C p. m Outside ot this fiurc
will bo no lire whistle blown except In
one Instunco and that will bo In cafe,
nn alarm of lire Is recelted at the lire
station during the ubsenco of the chief
or the electrician or the department
thres blasts on the flro whistle will bo
given to notify thi'sfl two that there
Is u fire and, their prosenro Is wanted
It Is the Intention of ihn depart
ment to install a number of tappers
In muny plaocs throughout tho city,
eippilully wlicio t'.tro Is 6omo one on
duty night und day
It lu thought, by tbo Chief, that tills
arrangement will gltc n clearer,
speedier run to ii ()r6, where lite min
utes means a whole lot ll) tho sating
of pioperty that Li tluealclicd If flro
RECITAL TONIGHT .
OF GIFTED. SINGER
Mrs, S. Norton Bobo to Appear
In Well-Arranged, Pro
gram at Moana.
Mrs 8. Norton Bobo. contralto,
ygk
WILL ABANDON
FIRE SIGNALS
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will nmieur in re Itnl tonight at tlidiof the foup stood around to lend
Mojiii Hnlcl. The uffnlr promises to
be one of tho music ll events ot thq
heasoii. Jus. llolio will bo assisted
by Mrs Sidney llallou, (leorgo Brown
und l)r Curl Ramus.
Of especial Interest on tha pro
gram aiu numbois by Houolu'ii com-
pofeis. Including Mis, Mary Hilling
ham l'rear and Kdgar A. P.
New-
romh.
BOJlN.
OlUti: In Ibis city, Oct. 27, 1010, to
.Mr. and Mrs (1, II. tleio, n sou.
m,aJ mMjL it. wJ..&
LOCAL AND GENERAL
AutoS!4 per hour, Lewis Stables!
llelhel St. Hark Slnnd, I'linnc ll.W.
Jtfgoes without saying that every-
'thing Is Best at Tho Encore. .
A son was born this morning lo Mr,
nnd Mrs (1. II Gere :
A new Btunt eery day at tbo An
chor Saloon. Xuuami and Klni. '
U L. Wlthmloil has lulmml froirv.'
u uuiuvss ini 10 mo oig iniituu.
If you want a good Job done) on nn
auto or'carr'ngo take It to.. Hawaiian
Carriage Mfr, Co.. 427 Queen SJt.
J. P. Conkju ha4 guno to Knual until
tbo end 6f tho we"k. '
For distilled .water, Hlro'n loot
Bcor and nil o(h'pr popular drinks.
Ring up Phone 2171. Consolidated
Soda Works.
The largest crowd that ier attend
ed at the lollcc court was present tlila
moiulng and tbo louin wns iiucomfort
ably hot
Tha usual soapbox crowd gathered
at tho corner of Bethel and Kins
Streets toda, and the ranters got In
a1" lot of hot air work.
Nigel Jackson Is talking of how
King can glo him a big start In ten
miles, the Marathon Kid knows n
good man when he sees one.
Robert W Andrews, administrator
of tlio estale of Robert 9. Andrews,
lias bad his dual accounts approved
and been discharged from bis jttust.
woritmen looaning up iihi una
' tc AHtnglfi,i(t part of which w
ct off tu'Muke; ny for n la
woricinen aurt ailing up tliti end of
:pn,jit pari or which was
Jiuke way for n lane
through the block from King t'o Hotel
streets. '
Kiiyninn, a Japanese, today 'appear
iiun, a Japanese, louay 'appear- lf ,
no Jndgo Cqcper on a ilihrRetp8. f-,,ull.,nr ,ln "
n& nlcrclinndhe wltl..n,tn ll-i' ,.ho Jreu ", ,
a'b i,n .;io.imi,U,iu.. , -.,' T'o ti'R "ailed fin
ei he fin
orirelll
cense. Ab ho pleaded igullty he was
ulve-i n slisneiiiled KixitMire
fciv? i n suspenueu seiuence.
Till, II Pllliillil' wliil la flifinrml Willi
gross .heat In regard to Illng-Cnn
auto rome months oi. had his cns,h,",-t". V" """' --". ;!-' -
railed In the criminal court this nft-
cruoon. Jurj trial was waived.
Appraisers report of tho estate of
Albert Wiggins filed In court Is Hint
Hie CBtato amounts to (2,101.80 ot
which 'personal property amounts to
$1401.80, the remainder being real es
tate. Jce Kaae this morning was before
Judge Cooper on the charge of as
eiu'ilj and buttery appealed from tjio
JJIstrlct Court. Ho pleaded gulRy
and 'sentence was suspended .for thjrr
tci'n months.
Chief .MclhtfRo nnd his me!iraldcd n
gambling Jo'nt hut nlglit. nml onoH
man tried to escape by diving through
n window which was fifty felt romj
II. r , (t.il. ln .or... urt.n.l l.n.ri .1n..tl.
-iiu t.tfiii.i, iiu ,, uo nuiiu iiviii iic-aiil
b McDuffii'. who grabbed 'lilm und
held him for some minutes.
A Plymouth lock pullet nt tlio-l
Maliio experiment station, , recently
laid nil egg which contained threq
.tolks. Ily Hock' That astonished tne
farmers some, and all the chicken';)
cg-js ur- being watched In case anoth
er fioak unites. ,,
lut llatlons aro nut for !li) Dag
raising cctemoiilcs at tbo County Prlsi,
on; Host Asch will entertain, and all
tho law j ers and Judges who sent over
most of th people who resldo at
Audi's, will have the pluasuro of meet
ing their obi chums.
MtiBtcr's report on tho eleventh an
nual account of Irene ll llollowuy ns
giiurdluu of Francis Hyde 11 Urown
has been made lo the court The ro
port shows that for the year tbo 10
icipts of tho estate nniounted to
J14,CU7ut, und expenditures $13.-
K1CC fcj, tenting u balance on hand p(
$I,440,C9. Cominisslons for tlio guar
dian dining ihu pel lod weio $720 f.0. ,
JARlffSiN
PLAY THE BULLY
(Continued from Page 1.)
member of the secret soclullcs In
tnrloos pi eel nets.
Tho po I e department Is honey
combed with me ubers of thfss so
cletles, cnts Stupplebeen. He states
that Sheriff Jurrett not only knows
of their exlstonco, but lias encour
aged It, although he has kept his own
(onni'ctlon, It any, quiet.
And white tho details ot these so
clotlcs aro dally laid baie, while tho
piesldeut of ono of them Is threat
ened with bodily Injurj because he
broke ntvuy, tho Democratic mana
ge! s sit bak lu their chairs nt Bern
octatlc headquarters nnd usccrt thoro
are no such societies,
ijdjljn wtlennolt,, the waterfront
leader, iwilnMiLfot ''la shar) of abuso
from the mnmlnir4 uf Ilia Donjfrrntlo
police force at noon yentertlay,
(lennctt followed Shophen Deslut
on tlio Bethel street speakors' box
and he nt Immediately made tho
object ot an attach by n former mom.
her ot the Democratic pollen force,
wlillii ,nu officer nnd sercinl members
their approving prcseiro n (leiinett
Was blonkHiiaj-iled with irofann and
vicious laiifiilfigp.
Tho waterfront leader Is nn nble
man nnd knows when t keep hli
head Ho met nil the nrgiimoiits of
tho Democratic secret club thug, iiml,
nt tlix same time kept his temper
Tlio qbvloun purpose of tho Demo-
Lerutlc pollen gang was to get (ton
nett Into n fight nnd, with six men
nt their command, beat him up, thus
hoping to stilko terror lo nil who
might desert tlio Democratic boss
rule cluba.
Our New Phone
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k!ty Transfer CpfJas. H. Love
Shipping
"" AbDITIONAL 8HIPPINQ OM PAGE EIGHT. ,
" s i una SMSM.WSSBBS.SMBSMSW
M HERCULES CARRIES ENOUGH
FUEL TO GIRDLE THE EARTH
NO ANXIETY FELT OVER NON-ARRIVAL RITHET OFF
FOR THE COAST ON SUNDAY COLLIER HAS ARv
RIVED AT NEWCASTLE LIGHT BOOKING OF PASSEN
GERS FOR INTER-ISLAND LINERS.
No anxiety pool bo felt oer tho proitosod throughout Hie Philippines
oii-,untul of Hie singling tin; Her- "i transpoitH can bo In touch with
culcR'thatlsnnwEttMmlnK.fromColiiin- '''? ,"'r,,B ".' C.M '.""' in"1'1 '"K','hl0
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Tuihlno In low. Is Ibo tentlment now
oxpii'ssed hy those who aro more or
Ibo iiullllc,itlotii
m Asloila. Or0..
. sixieun nays ngn nie iiiiuer is
L..n... .ni..n ...,. ... i h.. .i
Itlll'l tjlllll III t CI (III IH lltltlll IVJ Ullll i.
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to complete the tot ago lo Honolulu.
Captain Hdo. mister of the Mai
koii Navigation tug Intcrpld Is one of
suternl local maritime men who am
well acquainted with tho Ileiculcs
whkli linn been selicled to h lug Hie
dredger to Us dostlii'itliiu.
Tho Hercules l pronounced tlio
most powerful vessel of lis kind on
tho Pacific coast. Tbo tug It a hlsler
ship to tlio (lollntli nnd It was tho
Heiculcs that biougbt tbo hitter ves
sel from tbo Dclnwaio ship yards,
down tho Atlantic ccn.it of North and
South America, thtough tboirtmtls of
Magellan and up the Paclffe coast lo
Sou Francisco i '"
11 Tbo Hercules belongs tnltl fleet wha!
,,, WlJhw.n , mnnUii'aftMCQ n the
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!tt.l-tM tr.h" 11.,., I'frK.rf llnronlnii Ilia
been Irtl'cfimniisylon tn the Pacific
coast' for neatly two jenrs. In size
hIkj ln'iilni'oxt us largo as thn Inter-
ihlun b staiiuerliMniiii.ii Kca und has
ii"iaiJnlty- for fuel' Mil siilllileut to
cany" her aiouud the world.
"The vessel is c ustrucu-d of stool
tliiougbout ami Is a crift.lmllt to with
St'jud Ibo worst of wcntlitul.
1 ll is uuderNtoud that Cupt.ilu Dan
Thompson, a teleran Pacific const
fcklppor will bo found In command of
the tug. Captain Thoniprnn bears n
lepututlon us ii careful luvlgnlor nnd
In olnt of service ho has but few
equals on I ho Pacific
That tho Heicutes can detclop
great power Is bom out by tho fact
t lint vbo Is propellol through tho wa
ter liv the aid of an eighteen foot
wheel It would Inko about two such
tcsscN as the well known tug Slocum
of San Tranclsco lo mako a sliowlnx
iiion tlio sea scapo likened 'lb tho Her
cules !'
' Tho tug I.i schooner rlicd with two
lliasls Sbo carries a ied futihel with
n b'ack top bind and from this color.
Tlio Heicule)i conforms to the gotienil
charncterisllcs of ntldr vcsldls of tho
Tl.lfd Stack" fleet.
Pratt Ically nil tho machinery for
Iho .diedger Is at Jlonoluli), (ho mitu
il.il bating been licludcd In Iho ship
meat ot cargo brought down from tbo
coast by Mntbon Navigation sleamert
arriving hero during tlio part two
months.
It Is predicted that tho Hercules
will malio but a very shoit slay at
Ibo port Tho servlro of such a lug
Is ulwnjs In great demand along tlio
coast nml II Is tho Intention to iIIh
patilt tliu vofscI for San lVauclsro
within a oiy short time ufter her ar
rival with tho dredger.
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Wireless for Transports.
Wltcless telegraph equipment for nil
vessels now lu tho United Stiles Ar
my linnsport scrtlco Is now assured
according to n statement that has been
Issued following upon tlio stranding
of tho troopship Wanen In Philippine,
wnlcis spmo vvooks ago. As a iosnl
of tho benching of Iho Wnrran Colonel
r (I Hodgron, chlof quartormusterof
tbo division, hns Inauguriled mea
sures In bnvo all Army tianspoils In
tbo Philippines equipped with wire
less lelegrnph apparatus
At the picscut time nil of tho Paci
fic trnnspoils Invo been fitted out
with wliolesa and Iho advantages hnto
alread) been demonstrated In tho Phi
lippine hlnnds. The work of Installa
tion will he In chargo of by Colonel
(leorgo P Roil veil chief signal ofTlcor
who will prolnhly begin nt onco lo
mako niiangcmcnts lo Instnll tbo ap
lliaintiis on tho Seward, Warren,
Crook nnd possibly tho l.lscuni
Tho Impnitnneo of tlio tvlieloss on
Phlllpplno Inter-Island transports, ac
cording tu,,ofTlclul reports, Is great and
Ibo cost 'of Installation will bo more
than compensated bv tbo ndtantnges
which may )io derived.
When Ibo wireless stnllnns huvo
been established at tho several points
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Number Will Be
81
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t,as.o,ElTH.
I
Dig Frelrjhts for Matson Doatc.
Tho amount of cargo oltoredi tho
MuIfoii Navigation sleniners nt. San
I Francisco lias been of such magnitude
u -hh '"" tiiai t,-wci .jU1vh
n'l.,.i, nninnnii, ,i in ti fr.,,,, n,Vrii.
j - l"-!''! Drt. '!! Illll yUir
lonila pott leaving a. (pinnllly of
frelglit behind This was tho casowllh
tho strainer Illlonlnii on her last' toy
ago to Honolulu Tho steamer loiter
prlso following closo upon (ho track
of the llllo;ilin piotented nny mate
ilal delay lu the receipt of mainland,
mcicliuudlBo nt Honolulu
A cible was lecelted hy Casllo &
Cooko yesterday announcing tho c.irlv
dopailute of tho l.uillne. This vessel
Is now stated wilt sail from San I"rau
clsco on Not ember 1st or 2nd Tho
I.itrllno was expected would net away
from the coast on November Dili but
It Is prrsiimed tint owing lo tbo ac
cident that befell the charlerci) steam
er tvtevntlan tho tvoik of renovating
and rebuilding tho I.lirlluo has been
riiFlitil through tho addition ofja much
larger force of mcehnn'os,
it is claimed that tho passenger
capacity of Iho reconstructed Jl.nrllno
will bo found to bo almost dojiblcd
The steamer Wllheliiiliu sailed from
San Francisco testerdiy limm, leav
ing n considerable amount of cargo
Hint was found Impossible lo stow
ntvuy In tbo big tosgcl.
Sailed S:as for One Hundred Years.
That famous schooner, tho Polly, -i
sprightly lltllo old woman of' tho sea
dosplto her I'M! y ars, wsis In tho port
of New York for the first tlmo In
sot oral .tears, nnd Captain J. II. Wei
don, of Dogbl", Muss, her skipper,
Is busy unloading nt Ward's Island a
cargo tiken on board at Ilrldgcrt.
Conn.
Hut CI feet In length and 4." tuns
net burden, no American tessol Ins
so far iccclted fciich ontlniicd notori
ety ns Iho little schooner How her
doughty skipper and owner, Captain
"Jed" Ubtnn. put n carronado on deck
nnd "flltnl out" his Now Kngland
eicvv with bnai ding axes and cutlasses
hns been told and retold. Tjils was
(ii IMS, when Iho Polly lisraino n
toiror to the llilllsli along tjio New
Ihiglainl coast until Cap'aln Uliton
and his crow weio caught.
R
Echooner Wood Er.route to the Islands
rollowlng upon tho r'celpt if n ci
bio announcing Iho nrritul of tbo Ame
rican schooner l' J. Woods ait Puget
Sound ports niter passage of fifty
nluo dcjH fioni Honolulu, comes a 10
port that the schooner has cleared
CraH Ilai bor for Hie Islands sailing
from Ihe Pugct Scund port on last
Tuesday. It Is moro than possible
that tho flint icpoit announcing Iho
nriltnl or the hihuiuur nt tltus Har
bor may bnvo been Inlonded to nil
vlso tho Billing of Ihe tessil for Ho
nolulu. 6a
Mexican Revealed No Dope.
Despite n careful search of tlio Ame-licaii-Hawallan
freighter Mexican, It
is reported that tlio forco of customs
men and snlloiR fioni tbo ltoteuiio
Cutter Thetis fulled to (Uncover con
tiabjiiKl opjiiiii on Inard that vessel. It
Is tho Intention to dispatch the Mexi
can torllllo today and from liiero tho
vessel will piocccd to Puget Sound
ports, Tlie Moxlrun will cirry ahont
ono thousand ton1) of gencial cargo
fiotn Islriid potts or call,
r
Rlthet for the Coatt.
It Is tiro piosout Intention to ds-
patcji tbo American bark It I'. Itltliet
ror San Francisco on Sunday. The
vossei is still discharging n shipment
of meichniidlso and supplies. Tho
vessel will not tako n leturn cargo
but wilt sail for tho mnliiland in Inl
lat. R
Tralr.lnrj of Cadets.
Tho foitr-innslod Inrk Poit Jack
son sailed early this month fiom the
SouthWest India Docks for HtdniY,
Now South Wales, with foity cadets
who aro. to bo tialned to become ot-
ficers In mall nud paEsenge, llnern.
Tlio Medvvay, n somewhat larger
w , s
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PAS8ENQERS BOOKED
Per sttnr. Mauna Kca, for Hllo (spe
cial trip) Oct. 28. (leo. Whltmoro, C
M. I.o Illoiid, N Law, Mrs Ijiw, Mrs
Kearney, Mrs, Humphrots, J. Dolor.
Per stmr. Mauna Ixm, ror Kona
nnd Kuu ports, Oct. 2S. Mrs. Syl
tester, V F. Trost, Miss Heard.
1'cr stmr. Claudlnc, ror Hawaii and
Maul ports, Oct IS. II. W M. Mist,
V Dotfglas ' ' ,
Per stmr V O. Hnll, for Knual
potts, Oct. 28. D. H. Hajscldcn, Mrs.
Hatscldcn, W (1 Hnll, M. Wlshnrd
Per stmr Molina I.oa, for Kona and
Kail ports, Oct 28. W. V. Drnko, Mrs.
ilvltoster, W, T Frost, Miss Heard.
A'lfied Patten, Mrs Pnttcn, J. P. Cuts,
It Johnson, A Onrtlcy. M. Dnnlcli,
Mrs. Daniels, J F. Woods, M, Mac
f u lane, M. C. Wayne.
Per stmr Klnnu, ror Kauai ports,
Nov. 1 Mrs. II. 1). Wlshard, O. P.
Wilcox, 11 W Illce, Mrs ltlce, C. II.
Hofgnnrd, Itev. U Kroll, Mrs. W, JF.
Hall, J P. Cooke, Miss N. ltobblns,
Mrs Siitnmn, W Schilling, J. 11. Hole.
Per S. S. Sierra for Son Francisco,
Nov 2 Dr. nnd Mrs. Hoffmann, Mrs.
II. S. Pnrmelee, Mrs. II. Hughes, Mrs.
It. L Foster, Mr. und Mrs. Chas.
Stewart, Fred C Smith, D. J,. With
Ington, C A. Wood, T H. Mnrtln, Mrs.
It. A. Dow, Mr. Fragile, Miss Oras,
Mrs. It. A. Small, Miss Field, Miss
Mo!!lU, Mrs, Fiirstcrnnc, Mrs. Mul
len, Mrs. James W W. llrewster and
child, Mrs. Klrklnnd, Mrs. Davis,
IA..1I. 11. ltoblnson, Mrs. J. Klrklnnd,
Mrs. S. N. Urooks, Mr. nnd Mrs. II.
Hill. Mrs. Hendy. Miss M. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Dorn II. Whcaton, Mrs, W. O.
Ashley, J, S. Sopor, Miss lllerlus, Mrs.
H. M? Hand, Miss M. H. Ilarlel, M.
Frlqiio, ,Jiss flrace.
Pdr stmr. Mauna Kca, for Hllo nnd
wny ports, Nov. 1. Dr Sexton, Mra.
Sexton, D. U. M unlock, Mrs. M unlock,
(1. O, Kinney, IVank lljldwln, Mrs
Hnldwln, II. W, Illco, Mrs. Itlco. (leo.
Klcugel,
Per S. S. Wllhclmlna. tor San Fran
cisco, Nov. 9. It, u lawman. Mrs. W,
II. Perry, Mis. C. V Hall, L. B. Ar
nold, Mrs. S. K. Harris, Mrs. H. M
Wlsnur, J. T. Jones, Mrs Jones, Lieut
II. II. Itoldnson, L. Andrews nud Dr
ll. lloldou.
MAILS.
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Malls aro duo from tho following
liolnts ns follows:
Han Francisco Per Sierra. Oct. 28.
Yokohama Per Nippon Mnru, Nov. S.
Australia Per Zcalandin, Nov. 8.
Victoria Per Mnkura, Noy. 11,
Malls will depart for tho following
points ns follows:
San Francisco Per Sierra, Nov. 2.
Yokohama Per Mongolia, Oct. 31.
Vnncouter Per Zealandln, Nov. 8.
Sydney Per Makura. Nov. 11.
TRAN8PORT SERVICE.
Unfoid nt San Francisco.
Dlx sailed ror Seattle. Oct. 20.
Logan, trom Manila for Hon, Oct IS.
Sheridan, nt Sun Francisco, Oct. II
Sherman fioni Hon. for Manila, Oct
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:t tt t: :: n :: u t: t: :: u :: tt n ::
ship, sailed about tour weeks ago
with tvviuty-two cadets on board for
Sjdnoj nnd Newcastle, New South
Wales. These, two tessels will bo
owned hv a now piltatc company,
which will bo known as Duvltt &
Mooie's Ocean Tialulng Ships (Lim
ited), and managed by that firm,
among the shnieholders being the
Union Castle, the Shuw, SAvllI & Al
bion, the Cunard, nnd tho Ilooth
lines. The Port Jackson will sail
round tho Capo of (lood Hope direct
to Sjdney. After discharging her
cargo she will load a general cargo
for London, und thou return home
vlr. Cape Horn, the round vovnge
lasting nbout nine months. While
In harbor the cadets recelvo regular
u hool, boat drill, etc., and are cm
plojed with necessary duties lu tho
ship.
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Notice to Mariners.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Onlm Isl
and, S'ly sldo Honolulu Harbor
Tomporary Light on Channel Iluoy 9.
On or about November 1, 1910, pen
ding tbo establishment of a pcrman
cut llghtod buoy, n temporary whl'o
light (hand lantotu), will bo exhibited
each nlzht fiom this buoy.
Volnay Back at Newcastle.
A Merchants' ITxchaugo roiiort
states that tho Ilritlsh stoamshlp Vol
nay has arrived nt Newcastlo, N. S,
W., Iho vessel hnt lug left Honolulu
on October Cth nfter hiving dlschaig
ed a shipment or Australian coal
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JURY HAS CASE
The caBO of Mlsakl for $5000 dam
nges against the H. H, T. & L. to,
for being Injured by an electric ar,
went lo tire Jury at 11:20 this morn.
Ing. Upon the opening or cour until
the Jury retlied, tho time was occu
pled hy Lorrln Andiows, tor the proii,
ecutlon. and John Cathcnrt, (or tho
doreiibe, In addressing the Jurymen.
SCHLEMMER'S TRIAL
III the Federal Court todnv. Mm
Schlommer's trial nn the charge of
liiliiglug atlons unlawfully Into tho
country Is" before tho Jury.
Yesterday, upon representation by
Schlemmor that ho was unable to hire
nu attorney, Judge ltoblnson appoint
ed Ocorgo Curry to detend him.
Schlemmor races two charges or
bringing Japaijcso.to tho bird Islands,
Weekly Uulltitlu H per jmr.
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POLICE COURT
This morning nt nlno o'clock tho
ponco court was crowded tr sufToca
tlou. odd no (ess tliart,."3 men, 9 wo-
(tint, na rtt t.nl.,- ini nnnllj nn.l
rl.ij men. 9 wo
'ocs'seattil, nnd
e loom jriiidgo
i bench mid nn-
...,. hiiu "VI -f'.-VI "'.
standing nround the
Thayer mounted tho
nounced that lie hod received, com
muntcntlon from the Chief .Justice,
(bat rendered It Imperative that he
should go and IntCrticw him At once.
"In view' of the fnct that 1 nin n can
dldnlo ror office at tho election on
Not ember 8, It mny be that 1 nm not
ottglblo to sit as a presiding magis
trate at present,'' remarked Iho Judge.
At eleven o'clock tho Judgo return
ed 'and took his seat on tho bench nnd
tho trial of some twenty-four cases
proceeded. It developed that Thaer
was eligible lo sit today, and that
thoro was no rensoq why ho should
not,
Twcvo .Tapancso gamblers tvero
charged with playing "7-11." imd four
of them forfeited-hall jot $10 each.
Tho remaining eight hleaded guilty
and wero fined $! inch t
All Sol, nn aged Chinese ry. ho was
round guilty or Belling n dollar's worth
or opium, was ordered to pay n flno
or $30 nnd costs, Jack Mcf addon had
tho case against him nolle; pHissed. ns
tho owner of tho room ho was suppos
ed to bo trespassing In, (MM that Jack
was perfectly welcome., JJicio at anv
time, nnd that Ills 'nVrOst was n mln
tnko. A Russian woman who tvsfs captur
ed hy Inspector Fenncll, and charged
with selling liquor without n license
was told to como back In ten'days for
sentence, she was 'given n severo lee
titro by Iho Jildgo nnd sbo. promise I
not to rell nny moro wine.
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(Continued from Pbrc 1.)
tentlon of Injuring his luuy luvo, and
siild that it was n scheme to keep
him uway from the girl.
The case against Young was set
for tlltS mornlllir lit the liiillcn nmil
nnd nt 9 o'clock the defendant, tho
girl and the mother were seen In tbo
hullwuy of the building. Suddenly
the youth and tho girl weror seen to
dash .out nml .down the ste'ps. A
hack was waiting, and In Jumped the
twain. The Jehu whipped up his
horse and nil the spectators thought
that the elopement would work.
Tlio tchlcle was under way when
the mother saw her daughter's head
peeping out or the side. Then was
been an exhibition or BprlnUng that
would have made Soldier King look
worried. Tho old lady gathered u
her sklrtB and tore down tho Btreet
at an evon-tlme gait. She punctu.
atod every stride with shrill screams
that drew the attention or every
body wlthrii four blocks of tho post
office, Tbo lady galnod on the Hack rap
Idly nnd then, throwing herself nt
the side of It, grabbed tho girl with
in nnd held on tight. The police or
flilols heard tho row and thoy all
rushed to the rescue.
It tool; a row minutes ror tho hack
nnd Its load to get to the police sta
tion, and then the party, with the
excoptlon ot the Chinese youth, es
tablished themsolves In ono or Dep
uty Rose's rooms nnd nwaltod devel
opments. At 11 0,'clock Young wbb called to
appear before Judge Thajer, and his
attorney, Judge Humphries, Blated
that peaco had been ostabllshed; tlio
mother hod lonsonlod and tho bur
firifl nte.1 .......11 l
!.... hi wuinu i,e married ns noon
.OS till! pnill-t 'nitln,.-..f..l r- .,...
ji.,.iuu. uu nut un
derstanding the derendnnt was
.w..,. ,,,. ,iiiuinK n UOIIU l)( 51UH
to keep tho poare for six months.
Tho wedding Is to ho celobrnted this
nrternoon, and It Is rumored that It
will lie a great function to which nil
mo relatives of both parties will be
Invited.
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Flto hundred shares of Hamakua.
mill stock have been sold by the NoV
ley estate to Theo. H. Davles & u
for seveial parties. The prion U
Etated to have heon $200 n B'.iiiro
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