Evening bulletin. [volume], August 08, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Image 1

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BALDWIN'S
DR. J. S. B. PHUT
it Dr. .1. S. I). Pralt has tho tin- tt
tt nnlnioita support of tho mcdlcnl tt
tt fraternity of tho clt) for tho I're- tt
tt sldeno of tho Ilninl of llealtli. tt
tt TIiIh support w.ih brought Into tt
tt nollvc form on Satnnlny evening tt
tt nt tho regulnr, meeting of tho tt
tt Hawaiian Medical Association, tt
tt At that time a resolution wan tt
tt prepcnted endorsing Dr. l'rntt for tt
tt tho Presidency of tho Hoard, and tt
tt mm pissed without a dissenting tt
tt voice, tt
tt Ho far as known this Is tho onl tt
tt definite action Hint lias heen tt
tt taken towards promising a cm- tt
tt dldalo to fill the Munition soon tl
tt to ho vacant hy the resignation tt
tt of i: A. Mutt-Smith It Is tin- tt
tt tlorstood that Dr. Pratt In not an tt
tt nrtlvc candidate for tho tsisltlon tt
tt In the sense of having applied tt
tt for It or nuking his friends to tt
tt work for him. On the other hand tt
tt It is generally (nnccded that l tt
tt trnlnlng and experience lie Is tt
tt thoroughly equipped for tho plato, tt
tt and oluntaiy support Is tho con- tt
tt sequence, tt
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DAMAGE-DONE BY
GUN FIRING TO
BE SETTLED
Dy C. 3. Albert.
(Epcclal II ill In tin Col respondent )
WASHINGTON. I) C. . Jul :8
Those cltlzent of Hawaii who have had
their windows smashed, their furniture
hioken, the fouudatloiiR of their holmes
twisted, their crops ilamugod und othtl
iiiUturlmies thrown upon them ly tho
llrliiB of heay guns belonging to the
government nut) receive conipeiiHatlon
In the near future Tho money Is com
Ing their a), hut Is nut Jet available
feu IiujIiik beefsteaks or Imimuas.
Tlu Kcnato has passed ii hill appro
priating tl&,ai.l li fur the pas incut of
claims scuttcrcd throughout thu Unit
ed States, Hawaii and tho Philippines.
This represents JUO claims, all of which
hiivo been long ago propel I) proved und
uttestttl They were allowed iiml Hie
officials of tho War nnd Treasury de
partments huvo In en hustling to get
the iiinnes for settlement. If the Ilouso
pusses this Mil tiorore adjournment, thu
funds will ho Imiuedlattly distributed
Hawaii In Total.
A largo proportion of thn cl tints nr
fur damage Kiistulned ill the lclulty
of Port Mllcy, Cul.. anil Ports Hiimll
Inn N Vi Heath, Mass; l.evotl, Me;
Hanks, Muss.; Wiiilswurth, N Y ; Ite
vcro. Mass; Moultrie, H (, und Win
thiop, Mass Hut Ihoso allowed n res.
Idents of Hawaii uro also Included III
Ihe total
Ihn nitlclals urged n lump hum up-
propria Ion of ItiOOO with whirh to
promptl) adjust fuluio claims It was
dfHlrid to tuko tho mutter up when a
m m's belongings wero turned Insldo
out, or to tho contrarj, nnd lininedl
nlelj pa) him for thu damage sustain
(Continued on Page 6)
PALM ICE CREAM
ABOVE STANDARD
Pood Commissioner IMwuril II Ulan
(hard this morning made an anal) sis
of tho samples of leu (.ream submitted
by Al Jungclatis of thn Palm Cafe
This time, Is should MS pi r cent of
ImtUr fat, or 5 per cent nboe tho
tlmuluril, us ugulust tho tost of 16 ob
tained from tho siimplis taken by one,
of the commissioner's men last week
Hbinchiird stated this morning that
lie would stick to Ills mini) sis made
last week and would keep up thu cum
palgu foi puio Ico cream.
Evening Bulletin
3:30 EDITION
4999.
Judge Silliman
Here As Counsel
For W. J. Lowrey
Developments In the ruinous suit of
W. J Lowrey ugilnst tho Castles and
Alexander X. Hali'uln, arising out of
dlsmlssiil of Iiwrey as manager of
Hawaiian Commercial & Hugar Co,
are foreshadowed by tho arrival hero
this morning of It 1). Hllllmin fornur
Judgii of the circuit bench hero and
now u prominent attorney of New York
Cltv. Mr Sllllm in Is counsel for I.ow-
re'y mid a swing in the legal spotlight
on tho case ft i int Huston to Honolulu
lias brought him ucross thn continent
and half wu across tho Paclllc
Associated with Judge .Silliman In
counsel for laiwrcv Is James 12 Cotter
of 412 Sears bulldjng, Hnston, und Mr.
Cotter has also loino to Honolulu They
came on tho Miinehurla this morning
and urn guests at tho Young Hotel.
Tho particular development that his
brought them hero Is the taking of
depositions In tiler case, JJio depositions
being on behalf of tho defendants. ,
A. Kinney Is the attorney for the de
fendants, and ho ulso nrrived tills
morning, after a trip to tho mainland
partly on this case.
Tho taking of depositions will begin
Noted Engineer Here
On Big Water Plans
Joseph 11. I.lpplncott, noted engl
r.eer and uiilhorlty on water supply
und reclamation, arrived In Honolulu
this morning on tho Paclllc Mall lin
er .Manchuria. Ho Is brought to Ho
nolulu, It Ih mulct, stood, lij tho Oah'i
Sugar compiuv lo look ovrr Import
ant plans for vvulcr suppl) facilities
on tho big plantation, and after a
brief visit hero will return lo his homo
In I.oh Angeles.
Mr. I.lpplncott this morning visited
W. K. Martin, who Is In churgo of the
hjiliogrnphlc Riirvcy of tho Islands,
and Jiftei renewing Ills ncquulntanco,
iitlendcd a ronferenco of Ouhu Sugar
tuagnatcH at II llackfcld & Co.'H that
lusted until nftei twelve o'clock.
TERRITORY WILL IT BUY
PAUOA WATER RIGHTS UNTIL
SURVEY REPORT IS MADE
Declnilng that tho winding up of
Ihn Hooth estalo would inako no dif
ference whatsoever, (lovernor r'renr
discussed tho buying of tho Patina
Water lights this morning.
"Tho govornmont Is running things
on a business b tsls," ho said, "and
wo nro not going lo pay for hoiuo
thlng that wo do not know an thing
about. Tho hjilrographtrul depart
ment has started Its Hitrvov and whon
wo liavo tho report then wo will know
Just whero wo Btiiiul. Thcro Is no
business hnuso In tbwn that would
bii) a thing llko this without iniik
Inft Inquiring about II, and fairly fiiil
nnos at thai
"As lo tho inattor of tho esliito ho
lug wound up that does not lute lost
uk In tho slightest Wo are not going
to pay over ?l"(,.n ltli out ovts
. shut just because an estate Is to be
(Continued on Page 2)
10 PAGES. HONOLULU,
DEATH
next Thursday in irnlng at in o'clock
before J W Jones, court stenographer,
and will continue for soiuo threo weeks
ill this ( onm I Ion, It was leirned
tills Jnornlng that vvhnt Is said to bo'
an Important link In the chain of do-
ferine has been lot thiough the death
of 11 1 lliblwln Mr Hllllnuin sa)s
Hint Mr. Baldwin died leaving no depo
sition on points that urn essential from
a Ii gal standpoint
'The Judge refused to allow written
Interrogatories Insti id of oral epies
tlons, and Mr Hildwln's oral deposi
tion was not secured," said Mr. HUH
maii this morning Mr llalelvvln was
to liavo made depositions upon Mr
l.evvtc's ahlllty to handle labor, und, It
Is understood, was to have testllleil as I
to his own rtulenient that Lovvrcy did
not, get the- win III of tho labor. I
Tho l.owro) -It ihtwltt case, us It Is
generally known here, arose from l.ow
rc)'s dismissal us manager of Iluvvnl
''VHilVU'.Vni' rt'R? "e '"''' previously
been tlic manager of Knii plantation
Under tin' terms that ciuseil Ills ac
re ptanco of the Hawaiian Commercial
(Continued on Pag 4)
Mr Llpplnott has won a foremost
place nniong (ho big engineers of tho
rouutr.v. Ho Ins been In rallrcnd
work, but his principal arhlevrmeiitii
liavo been In icil iiiiallon. hrlgillon
nnd public water supplv BjKtenu lie!
was hupnrvlslng rnslnccr for tho Pa
clllc Coast dlslilct with thn U. S Ite
clamatlon Hurvcy from VMC to mill;
nnd has been at tho hnjd of Iho givit
I .oh Angeles aqueduct work since
lint; Ho Is consulting engineer for
Ih'o municipal waterworks of a num
ber of California dlles. Scientific and
engineering clubs liavo honniod him
highly. Ills homo Is. at l.os Angeles,
his ofllcQ being In tho AdaiiiH build
ing there.
BEAT HER TILL
A illvoirn suit that leads llko tho
pages, of n illino shocker wiih lllcd In
tho clt cult court this aftciiKHiii by
Susan K Clint wlio nskn In bo ficcd
from Harry W I'llnt, tho lighthouse
keeper. Sho alleges that ho has from
tlmo In tltno called hei vllo names,
assaulted mid beaten lior and boon
guuiy oi OMrcino cruenj nuiKing it
unuafo nnd Impossible for her to live
with lilm any longer,
THE BLOOD
She stntos that on April 12. 100S lie
(Continued on Page 2)
Has Systematic and Unimpeded Distribution
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1911. 10
INVOLVES
SEN. FR YE;rler ASainst PoieiSners'.SI (l.Mt KILE
18 DEAD
CAnsitclHtril Tics Cahli 1
LEWISTOrs", Mc., Aug. 8 United
States Senator William Pierce Fryo
died today at hit homo here. The Slate
Legislature la Democratic and lit a death
mean the appointment of a Demo-1
cratie Senator from thia State.
Thn appointment of a Democratic
Kriialor from Maine, will glvu tliat .Statu
a solid lluurlHin ele legaliou lu the upper
hod of Congress, its the other .Senator,
Charles P Johnson, Is also u Iiemo
eml I
Senator Pr)e hail long been one of
the must prominent numbers of thu
upper house Ho was born Seplemluri
r. isiu, mill It Is somcwliit of it eolncl-
ilencu Hint ho himself was elected to
tho Senate to 1111 the, vacuo ) canned
b the resignation of 'James (I Hlilno
111" Ifcll llu Wits reeleelid thereafter.
Senator lr)n re'slgnrel his positbin us
president pro tunpoie of Ihe Sen.ile a
fow mouths ug'i He had be, n o III
heiillli ever since Ills term wits to
luivo f.vplied In 11)1.1
1N POSTS
Assoeliilf (I pnss ''utile)
WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. 8
Nomination! for diplomatic positions
made today Included John G. Lei tin
man aa ambaasador at Borlin to auo- j
ceed Dr. David Jayne Hill, Thomai J.
O'Brien from Japan to ambassador to
Italy, Charles Page Brynnt ambassador
to Japan, and ministers as follows
Lars Anderson to Bclqium, John Ridd
loy Carter to tho Argentine flopuhlic,
John B. Jackson to the Balkans, Arthur
Beaupre to tho Netherlands.
GREAT TROTTER GOES
MILE IN RECORD TIME
tHpeclul H ll 1 1 e 1 1 li Culicsisaiftetice.)
CLEVELANC, O, Aug. 9. Uhbn,
the great trrtter, locliy equalled the
world's trotting record to wagon by
going a mile in two mlnutei flat.
COMMONS CONSIDERING
LORDS' VETO BILL
tfpeclll llll tie till Cnmsimllrience.) I
LONDON, Enfj., Aug. 8. The House
of Commons la today considering the
Lords' amendments tn the lords' veto
bill.
SPANISH BATTLESHIP '
MUTINEERS EXECUTED
tAusoclated Press Citlile.)
MADRID, Spain, Aug, 8. Twenty
six mutineers who attomptctl an upris
ing on the b'attlc,sliip Numancla at Tan
gier last Saturday woro executed today.
REAPPORTIONMENT BILL ,
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. 8.
President Taft today signed tho reap
portionment bill, which gives 433 mom
bera to Congress.
POPE BETTER
ROME, Italy, Aug 8 Tho pope is
slightly Improved today, though still
confined to his bod.
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Previous quotiitlou, lis 8 1-Id.
fSpeeHI UllllMIn Wireless,
IIII.O Aug k. Prof Prunk A. Per-
r. ti... te.ieiitiei m rl. reoorts that the
volcano Is extreme 1 nctlve. The walls
arc fulling continually.
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(SiktIiI Hullelln C..nesinii.l.nve)
WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug 8 Ad.
mlral Togo was the mjet cf the gov.
ernment ollielals today. The regular
ordcra agalnot tho Inspection of fortl.
fic.itlonn and navy yards having been
specially lilted he vlrllcel the Weill.
Inqten navy yard. Tonight he will be
nlvrn a ctite dinner by ntckman Win.,
Ihrnn jnslfilant rrcretarv of the navv
mrop, assistant Bccrccary or mc navy.
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Admiral 'I oo mid (bner.il N'ogl, ells
lhigi.lsh.Molll..rsorthoJap.nc9enavy
mil urm, who ichleveil distinction
during
ho war hetween their nallvo
hetween their nallvo
country nnd Hussli, uro being shown
much attention In thn United Slates
WILLIS T.POPE RETURNS
WITH EYES OPEN Al
NEW IDEAS TO INSTIL
Superintendent of Public Inilriictlon
Willis T Pope, who leturiied from tho
Censt this morning on the Heamer WIN
lulmlni, his biouhl hick two sloguns
wltli him He his also burnt it great
eul from his flip ami has had Ids (yes
I.
iiiu neil us to thu miller or n-inuiing ill-
elustrlal scliools
I In itfeicnee to the latter, ho says Ihat
the key to tlio wliilo matter, us bo
learnt It on the CoikI, Is ''iCoi p thu
bos away fioui the cltv " Do this nnd
there will ho no further tniublo Tim
writing on Urn ediieiitlounl humor reads
that liiMead of tho whole school sy.s-
tern leading towiiiils tho uulvc rsltyjis
Its llnal goal It should liavo ns Its
main object the piepiratlon of tlio t llll-
drill for their future lifewnrk und tho
duties of M"l (Illoil
Speaking about Ills trip In general,
he said
Ihe convention was a gimt success,
and although Iheio was supo-od to be
ii certain clement of politics cnleilng
I'"" ' '"' ' " '"' "' "' ' '
could sen none of tho tilings going on
nt the vnrlnus meetings that cmne out
the next morning In tlio papers. (foil and looked after, ami when they
I 'I believe that tlicru was somctlilngj (Continued on Pag 41
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RAGES.
SUGAR
DEMOCRAT
Although not Ihe guests of the n..tl.iii. n'"1 '"",l favoruMo results were ob-
ileh re quirts an act of Cougn ss, they tallied
111VP ,,cll lllkfn (ll ,,M. p, i, The small caliber guns. Inside tho
,B, nuthoritles An admiral mid mi bl,-. heavy ones, were used In Ihe prne-
mr(r r tho grn.-nl Mulf were delull-1"" nnrk- llk 'onsUte.l of tracking
l to escort Ihem orouiul th unlry ,lm steamer James M.tkec. utilized n
Thei nro being shown the various u ivy ,",;',
)(,rds and hm! foitltlciitlou- 'rl'" ''"B''1 lojt '" ordered to re-
Hefero the arrival of Admiral logo,""1'1 " '"" '" ',or" "8 l'Ofc"lblo and
... ... . 'to procetit sloul f.'om Port Arm-
n (;, , or(1 NK ,,, ni,rr lo nslon ' '
. slicing lo Hlack Point nnd then return.
was expressed dial thej would not bo, . -,n- rnonil tn. cun emlil trni k
' I " nn '""" '"" Runs coiiiu iraca
1-rinllH.I t" Iik)-. I forts and n.vy nn.Pslght h.r prrf.stlj while she re.
Sards A recent order prohibits sue Ii nialne.1 rlov III After it few more
t xnmluatloii 'I Ii belli announce
t xnmluatloii 'the o.nelit announce
Hunt was piotnplh m idt that fe onh
it 1.1 not apply to the- visiting Japiiiesc
niriilliiiuil nbuiil our being u band of
Instirge utty We knew nothing of II ami
Iheie was certainly nothing euiiio up
that would glvo rise to am suclislati-
mint 1 met it gruit many loads of
tie p trtiui iilh.iind oxihiingcel Ideas with
ineiu, auu mm was siiuti oy inu pin
til" school uil'aun iii eit tliroughoul
Ibo i oinentlon. 'Ihcy greatly oiituum
bercel the nan,' and then were many
vvblti-uwuko and up-to-ekilo wruneii
among lie in 1 tonsiiler that tho con
Vint Ion does kte.it work unM is uthliig
to bet lepl up and iiieourugul
'Iiuilug ins stuv I vlsileel a uuiiibe r
of ludurtrlil schools or palinial homes
us the) ale starting to tall them now
(Mil sjsliin hciu Is ciul III the eoibrjo
com pi red lo tli.il lu vogue up thin 1
(umo ncioss urn plum where theic nro
onl llilrtjflwo bo und It cents llu in
.JirniO a uioiilh to inn Hie place
' 'I'bej have ulso made it gnat ehiuigu
111 tlio matte I of dividing up the classes
of lovs mid not allowing those sent
"U'"K " ll ",'"';it rm to '' "' M"
same place as the ones who lire lu
dining their mlnoilty The' are better
Merchants who are not In business
for thoir health find that live Advertis
ing Is merely another term for the now
remote of eldclency applied to the sell
Iny end of a buslnots.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
SAFE, THUS
The re will I no sut,ar turirt revision
for it number of enr lo romo. In the
opinion of John T McCroMon tho Ir-rlg-ttlon
miiMitti. who arrived homo
toil i) on the Wllhc Itnlni lifter a trip
Hut took In both tho situimcr-hcilcil
capittl und tin'' cool alls of ll.uton
Springs, Cut Mr. Slii'mvim bnn-s bis
opinion us to tho tariff revision on
llrst hand knowhdKc of Hi" subject
If Congress twisscs the wool und
cotton tarllf iclu dules us seems llkelv.
there will be no revision of the sugtr
turirt for a long lime." snld Mr Mc
Crossiui this morning "The revenues
for the government must eouie from
somewhere I think It v(r unlikely
that sugar will be touched, mid teilalu-
I) tluri' will he no riidlciil n vision It
Is lianll) liktl) Hint the ne-.t session
of Congress will take up sugar scheel
llb'h. Ill spite tif Ihe tslk about ft "
Mr McCriweein not only attended it
iinibrr of meetings of tho special toni-
mltteo Inve-stlBiilIng the sugir trust,
but had it number of talks -with Its
chairman, He presentutlve Thomas U
llurdwkk 'It was pointed eiut to Mr
lliirdwlck," he said, 'that while even
other neceKitry anil staple of life pad
(Continued on Page t)
FIRST PRACTICE
MOST SUCCESSFUL
Prtllmliiar) tuiget practise com
mented Ibis morning at Port Huccr.
" i siiuinr :.racii.. tno aain.
Mulee Is lu fstll in mill uui irom too
thole Hue as commanded, giving tho
Runners mid ranee tinders the oppor
tiinllv of perfecting themselves lu the
liaeklnr of vessels whoso movements
are seiinetvhat uncertain
Ioi lug pi,titie of tills ml ure tho
target will fall pi circles, triangles mid
III everv couise liuagin ible.
Tble oirt of tricking will coiitliiuo
fur oho month b both thellght and
h'iv caliber run- of Hitterj Hirtovv,
during which time the work will bo
pi l feeled o that actuil tiring can
commence) about tin middle of
Rep-
1 1 mber
CLEGG WEDDED
, Muses T Clegg, assltilaut director of.
tlio I'. S. Leprosy Invostlviitloii hero,
leliirui'd this nioriilng mi the Mau
dlin In no longer a hichelor. but a
h'tiodlck. with .Mm. Clegg with lilm
The famous lopros) expcil had 'fill
ed lo make himself Immune to thn at
lacks of Cuptdills, ami when ho vli
I'cel lu Arkansas on his thlrtv-diy-leave)
of absence ho was wedded to a
Southern girl Only a few of his Intl
mate friends hero h id an Idea of
Ida matrimonial Intentions, mil hi
iitrrliigo Rcnorall causes much mir
pi Ixo.
According lo prlvato advhes from
the coast, Archibald W Adams Is not
dead It Is said ho was allvo In Mil
waukee on Jul) -0 last.
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