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Army Gets
Orders To
Maneuver
The first move connected with the
handling of Calm's greater army came
from tti War Department thin morn
ing In the form of u preliminary order
for maneuvers this coining summer,
Engaging nil troops of nil ornin of the
service. Details will follow, hut It la
evident that Iluwull la to he one of the
great maneuver grounds of the army,
and that with the possible exception
of the movement" on the Mexican
border last ear, the coming maneu
ver here will be the most Importnnt
held In the United States In recent
Commenting on the arrival of tlio
in Infantry pome das ago, General
Macomb aald that Ita presence would
udd to the Importance of any maneu
ver that might be held Inter on, and
now cornea official continuation of his
forecast. If the 16th and 2Sth Infan
try are here also, an army of more
than (000 men will take part.
Marinei Won't Parada.
The Camp Very marines will not toko
part In the military parade the morn
ing of Washington's nirthday. This li
the tlnal decision of Admiral Cowles,
the departure of twenty-llo men for
China and the detailing of about u
doirn men as n permanent guard nt
jViirl Harbor having depleted the Imt
talonrleow the number required to
make good showing on parade.
jk letter froin Commander Terhune,
crjef of slaff of the Paclllc Iteet, was
received Saturday at department head
quarters, stating1 that as the cruisers
o'd 'not return to port until the
.twentieth, It was possible that the
seamen would not lake part In tlio
pnride. This Is believed to be n re
fusal only In the event of the fleet's
rt'celvlrig salllpg orders In the menn
tlme, and coming back to Honolulu
only long enough to coal, provision nnd
pick up Its left-bchlnds.
Chauffeur
Is Held
. J. E. Johnson, the chauffeur who
run Into an express uugon one night
u week ago und wus the only one out
of eight persona Involved who escaped
unhurt In the bud accident that fol
lowed, wus thlB morning committed to
the Circuit Court for trial by l'ollco
Judge Monsarrat.
Johnson was charged with heedless
driving, uh all of his victims aru re
covering He was represented In court
by Attorney Ughtfoot Jr., while l)ep
uty Prosecutor Urown represented the.
city und county.
B. I.. MurMiull, a witness of tho ac
cident, went on the stand and swore
that the machine that struik the
wagon was on the wrong side of the
road, while J, A Ilaeton, on the stund,
'swore that he had seen the uulomohllH
speeding recklessly ulong the street on
the night In question
The two people In the express wagon.
Driver Soujni and his six-year-old sou,
Johnny, are both recoirlng, while the
five sailors In the uuto were not seri
ously hurt
By C. 8. Albert.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Peb. 1.
An announcement has been
made at tie Postolllce Depart
ment hero that tho postolllce
uunex In Honolulu will continue
to he used by the government
Tho proposal of the McOiindless
Hulldliig Company, Limited, to
lease the present quarters for
five years from Apill 1, 1913,
has been accepted, The lease
Includes equipment und vvutcr
t
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H. E. HENDRICK, Ltd.,
Merchant and Alakea Streets
Builders' Hardware and Supplies
Taft Men
Launching
A League
President William II. Taft for re
election Is the avowed slogan of a
group nf fifteen or twenty piomlneut
business men of the city who liao
been called together fur a meeting ut
4 o'clock this afternoon to launch a
Taft League In Hawaii.
It was said this morning Hint .1. P.
Cooke is ry likely to be tho first
president of tho league. Mr. Cooko
wns ouo of ihe warm HupiKirtcrs of
the plan tlio other day to send an In
structed Taft delegation to tho lle-
publlcan national convention. Ho Is
regarded, In view of nil tho circum
stances surrounding tho formation of
the Taft tongue at tliln I line, as u log
ical man for the place.
The meeting Is to ho held In Ile
publlciin hendiiinrters and Imitations
were sent out by telephone this
morning. Tlio gathering this nftei-
noon follows an Informal one held lasl
Saturday,
Political gossip was busy today
with rumors as to tho nttltudo the
Taft League will nssumn In local pol
itics, as tho Governorship controver
sy and Taft supporters are pretty well
Involved. What the attitude or tho
Taft League will be toward Delegate
Kuhlo will he watched with Interest.
China Is
Free
(AssocUtnl Tresfl ''utile.)
PEKING, China, Feb. 12. Three
e-ilcts issued here today establish the
Republic of China.
The first is the edict of imperial ab
dication, the second is the acceptance
of the republic, and the third approves
all of the conditions set forth by Pre
mier Yuan Shin Kal, and Is an un
conditional surrender. The third edict
is a surprise, as it was believed the
Manchus would seek to safeguard their
titles and privileges.
News received here today is that the
Imperial army was routed near Sucho
wan
(Associated Press Cable.
JUAREZ, Mex., Feb. 12. The feder
als today defeated the Hernandez reb
els In a battle In the western part of
Chihuahua. Many were slain.
(Associated IVes t-Ql.le 1
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 12. The Cu-
dahys, packers, have been indicted on
261 counts by the Federal grand jury
in connection with falsified Internal
revenue returns on the sale of oleo
margarine. ATTACK ON TER.
GRAND JURY
Tho legality nf tho Tmrllorlal
Orand Jury Is to he tosliM In connec
tion with tin Indictment ImiiiRlit
aK.ilnst CIiiiiik Mhiik. a Chinaman
charged with having coiniiilltccd n
statutory crime
Theie was talk homo tlmo ago that
tho Jury lind not hcon drawn In con
formance with tho rules laid down
and that If the matter was brought
up In tho legal way It would In all
I rohahillty result In tlio panel being
dismissed nnd another being drawn,
Attorney I.oiriu Andrews Is to
bring the chaigo and lias already giv
en notice to this effect The Jury was
drawn by Judgo Cooier before tho
ffiEARREPUES!
TAFT AND
ON
President Firm
For Sending
Agent
(Special Uh Met in Cable.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, FEB. 12.
GOVERNOR FREAR'S ANSWER TO
THE CHARGES OF DELEGATE KU.
HIO HAS REACHED WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY FISHER LEAVES THE
CAPITAL IN THE MORNING, AND
NOTHING WILL BE DONE UNTIL
HE RETURNS FROM HIS PANAMA
TRIP.
Coventor Fiear was usked this
morning to make public his reply to
the Kuhlo charges. Inasmuch uh hl
reply has been received In Washing
ton. He declined, however, stating
(hut he uwiiited hews of the reply be
ing given 'out there, lie would not
dlscusu the churges further.
BY (1 S Al RPRT
(Special 11 II I let I II Cum slsjlidence.)
WAHIIINOTON. I) ".. Jim 31 The
qiMHtlon of Govt i nor Crear's rcupi
poiutiiieiit, or the naming or his suc
tesMir. has setthd into a desultory
Hiatus quo All futuie action In the
matter awaits on the reply of (Inv-
imor I'reur to the ihnrgis prcfirrnl
against his administration by Deleguto
Kuliiiiltinaiilf Win ti the renlv Is re-
iclvcd, anil the Deli gate permltttd to
iiuike n stutemeut 111 rebuttal, some
specific movement will he made In the
direction of settling the mntroveisy
It transpires that home class was
MUSEUM EXPERT
OF JAPAN
I
Aflir fauilllarlliig himself with thu
mural ininlltlou of the Japanese coin
imulal museum hi Honolulu, togither
with the ikhIh of thu musi-uiu, tfaklu'
Tsuriliul, dim tor of the Impi rial Jap-i
unci eomuieii'lal mtisiiim of the Ie-1
. i . 1....1 !
parimeiii 01 t omnii'icu nun ,ikiii-ui-
Iiiio, will on his arrival In Japan, use.
his lutlutnie In siiurhig mat rial need
id for the local Jap.iuise. iiiusi inn lie
arrlvid this morning fioni thu St a I en In
the Teiivo Muru and vmis gmted at
the wharf hv Hnrilniy Itu of the Jap
aiieht I'onsulate gineuil
Dlreilor Tsuriliul presented tlio
Japanese gow mount at the Interna
tional exhibition held In Itume, Italy,
last veal, nnd aftirwiiids visited nil
the principal cities in Ihirope mid III
the I'nllid States This morning he
lulled on Consul fieninil t'yenn, und
was lalir mi t h Messis t) Vonekiira,'
V Mntoslilge, T Takiikiiwa. M Kn
w.ihnra, K Vamamoto mid V M Miami
of the Japanese ioiniuircl.il museum,
who showed lilm Ihe exhibit room of
the museum I
At lunch Dlnctnr Tsuriiml was
the guest of local Japanese merchants
lie leuves this aftirnoon 111 the Tinvn
Mnru for Ills I le In Tnklo, Japan
I Mr. Tsuriliul Is u fluent I'rencli eon
versatloimllst He nlso speaks Kngllsh
inn (lermaii
4 .j v ,j, ,j 5, j . a j $, ? S j
criminal court was passed over to tlio I
coutriil of ludgfl Itolilnson At tho'
tlinn of drawliiK several jiiiymen weio
excused and their names taken off tho
list because thev had Ihe pierogatlvo
of withdrawing If they wished to use
It Now tho matter will hu tested
right out and tho p'lpeis In the ease
should be tiled about Wednesday.
FISHER PART
THE FREAR PROBE
CABINET MEETINGS HELD
FREAR CHARGES SUBJECT
TAFT FIRMF0R INQUIRY
By C. B. ALBERT.
( Kpeclal II u 1 1 1 1 ll Correspondence.
:
r WASHINGTON, f. C, I'eh 1
Prtsldent Taft remains linn In
t his Intention to send a sieclnl
' coiuiiiisslolier to Investigate the
charges mudu against (loveruor
Kre.u He thinks such a course '
Is the only satisfactory solution
of the problem
It has developed that the sub-
Ject of Delegate Kalanlan. tide's
ihurgm was discussed at two
cubiliet meetliigH In each In-
st Am n the President niude It
plain that the best method of ml-
justing the situation was to have
nil Impartial commissioner Kit
Iluwull and go over all tho polutH
at Issue.
Secietary Fisher has not
changed his mind regiudlug the
cluiracler of tho chargeH. Hit he-
llevrH they do not Justify nil in-
vestlgatlou. Forthat reason hu
will do cleiyllilng'fn his power
to prevent the detailing of a
special commissioner for a trip
to Hawaii
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llsplucd In s oiling the (barges to
tlie Com i nor '1 he) uere all aiiangid
in book fonu and Hiiiruiiinh d l bind
ing of the mint expensive ihiruUcr.
They were il.issllltd, paragraph) d and
put in such form lis to facilitate ex
amination and t espouse
Expect Public Reply.
Interior l)ep irtini lit ntllcl.ils sav the
unswir of (liiviriior I'reur will doubt
less he made publli huliltdl ilel Upon
JAPANESE INFLUENCE MADE
U. S. CDANGUMMIGRANT BILL
(Rlelil 11 ii 1 1 et I ii Cciti'im)iI nee ) of tin Stall I . p irtiiu nt An anieiid
WASHIMl'Ul.N. I I', IMi I The ., ,ls f,.,,,,,,! up , haiiBhu: tlm
Rovtriiiiiiut of Japin has laustd an i,iK,.,K, h to not otT. lid Japan II
other eouiplite luikilown In Ihe in it , Is piopo-i d to add thesi vvoiils unless
lei of exiludliig Jnpanesu by slatiitu th. iwls( pioildid b tiealj, uiiiven
from the Uulliil htatis The strongest ' tlmi or stlpul illoii "
kind of 1 1 pi est illations wire made l Jnpiiuise are now ei hided fioiuthls
Ihe Hlnte Deparliiunt by thu itutliorl- j , .nititr uiuhr an agreement I'ullon
ths at Tnklo. (UlUiils of the Slat" riK t),,. ,.diieatliiual lioubles nil th
euilt it. In turn, Hindu such iiigint p.uiiu foist, whtn Japanese Insisted
mid empti.ilh appeals to the Stualu
lomuilttie on liuuili,r.ill(in that the
baikdowu follow id I
A piovlslon was carried In the 1)11-
lliiKham Immlgialloii bill leirrlug from
eiitranee Into Ihe t'nltid Stales "pi i -
who are not illgible to beiomii
cltlins of the Cnltiil Slates b iiatur-
allzatlon." This placid Jnp inese on
pieilsely the same footing as Chilli se
It moused iiiikIi ill filling and Indig
nation at Tnklo rormal protests were
hasteiiid to this ill) As a result ad
ministration oillelals IxiaineiHllvemul
Dually devised u pi in by which the oh
Jeitlonable prohibition might be tllin-
Inaled They wile nut only excited, I
hut strenuous
A spielal meitlng or the Senutti
ciimmlttt-e on Immigration was called.
It was ih i hied In grant the requests
MAHUKA CASES
START MONDAY
Judge Dole aiiiitiiiiKed this morn
ing that lie would tiy the case of
Cnetk k Cooke, one of tho defendants
111 thu Miihuka Bile condemnation
stills, Monday morning next The
flieliold und leasehold will b liuor
lioratetl In the one case. The fiee
hold Is held by the Cummins estate
This decision is the lesull of tho
Secetary Says
Will Not Be
Sent
llu r.'iHpl lure They fo?, that th
(.mirnor will ilfK.r. hiilIi ii step tuk n '
Tho n ply N not rriilly uxptitttl for
two or thri'e uivKh It inny innm at'
tin uirlUr ptriod, hut It In thought tin
(hnrrnor will inki nniph' time In'
whkh to fornuihiti IiIh hUW of tin- ran.'
tint) pr.H nt It In ht'Ht phr:ieoloK I
If tin nnHWtr ilnt'H not renin thin
lty for two wct'kH, the ftitlri' m.itttr
must ko r until thn rttuni of Hh
rlnr rtihtr from IiIm Innpfttloii trip
to I'aiKimii lie will hat on IVhm-1
nry l.t 'I In JmiriH'y mill i.imluatlon'
of the rati.il will I sjnirt at h'.iHt -'!
il.ix. A iimnth'H ihfmmnt iniiMt en-
nin- ii tut jiiitiiiii n urn iirr ii urn
liiuul houh iKijh hfforu the ilnparturo
of Sccrt'tnry Phinr. .
1'reMhleiiC Taft riMniili.q llrm In hli
Intiutluu to Hfinl u pro la I cotnmtfl
Mum r to luwpt.Kat. th harRi'H nmh
aKihiKt loviiiior I'rvar lie thinks
umli a iniirM' H tht onl H.itlxfat'too
Holutlnii of the prohh m
Cabinet Meetings Discuss Changes.
It Ii.ih ih'Mloptil that tht' Hiihjc t "f
I It'k'.'ltf K'nl iulau.mli'H (llUlK wuh
ilNiiiNst'il at two ((thhat niiMtlnK4 In
fiu h hiKtaiuc the l'rt'Hlih'iit uuulo It
plain that the hot mm Haul of nrijiixt-
hiK th" Hltuitlou wan to h.ic an Im
p.irtl.il I'oumlriHlomr Ult Hawaii ami
tin ovir till tin points at Ikhih
(Continued on Page 8)
on iitlindlig Ihe public s bonis of
I'alll'ornla, mi arraiigemeut was inadu
b whh h lln- Japiuesii governiiu lit
unihitoidi to tegulale the admission of
n ,,un eillus lulu this inuutrv by
p,H,poit svsleiu It was agreed to
piohlblt Ihe lsuance of pissports In
loollis and sin Ii otln i classes as would
bnrrid h) exiluslon legislation 111
t,H uii) Congiess was prevuilul from
inssliig a dinstlc fMluslon nit and
no alTionl was giviu Japan II Is now
ileslnd to tain IhS same uriange
meiit In eff.it It has nilmllti illy
worked well mid no iiceislty exists
foi Ihe i uai-liiii lit of ii law to bin Jap
nnese
Win n the immigration hill minis up
In the Si unto for tit Hon the modifying
' ami lulim nt will heoffirnl by Ihe coin-
mlllie
Infill lil.ll illseussliiu I. eld 111 the I'etl
er.il coin t Satuid.iy inoinliig last
when the matter was placed before
Ihe Judge by the vmlotis utlnrncvs
handling the Interests
The decision is looked on us n wish
to "try It on the dog" .is II will he
seen lit the end of this "1So us !)
whether or not It Is feaslhli lu tt'J
both (lie free and leaseholdi at the
H.inie lime or wlielhei in 1'ie Interests
of fairness It Is better ti yiaut sep
aitite trials throughout
Holmes, Stanley and Olson lepie
beiit the Castle . Cooke Intel esis and
Altorue) l.onlu Autlrevvu the Cum
mins cbtato
ANSWER
KUHIO
(HlHCill II u lie tin I'll.l. I
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 12. Aliening a "reckless dis
regard for truth" on the part of Delegate Kuhio. Governor
Frear's answer to the Delegate's charges has reached Wash
ington and was made public by Secretary Fisher today.
Governor Frear makes a long general defense ot his ad
mitvstration in all of its policies. He takes up the enumerat
ed charges made by the Delegate and makes specific re
plies to them, denying their acctisatoins. He flatly denies
charges of a growing concentration of power in the islands
and declares that the Delegate is disregarding the facts. He
says that the Delegate's charges arc the result of "ignorance
and insincerity."
The tenor of the Governor's reply is fairly hot.
C. S. ALBERT.
U. S. EYE ON
BY C. S. ALBERT. j
(Kelll II II II el I II rvrHsmiiidMice ) I
V ASIll.Ml'IO.N I C. Tib I l'al-
mil i Island siniiii ui iiiiiniii.il mm
piomlui in t hei and beiauii an Intii-
n. ill il Ismh Man) piomlui nl "HI
elals dlil not know II was on the map
iiliVHhile until lln- tloiihle atoi-e II
bi.ois posslhli II mil) liavi- it pl'iie
mat lln lentil of the stage for t e
thui In mine
lioviriior I'n u sliiilnl the inlx-up
hv willing a h tti r In the Stale De
li ittunnt He lelalid thai l'aluota
Island hail foi i ins bun In V11' I"'""
M'sslon nf Judge llenrj i: "Siiipir
of the Hawaiian Supuine Colo-.'
II was aunoiiiiieil In llnuolul i, fioi
ii inn I'rear wioh thai a llrlllsh svu-
dli all' had d Ii I uilm ! to assi rl ouiii r
ship ovil tl" l-lili'l As a plilllll-.
luarv tin gov) inini lit uf (lre.it Ihltnhij
uoiild inlalillsh Us suviri Igul) Judge
i 'oopi r I ii aim miiih dlsltu bed by lhe
npoil At his solli Itallon limit nor
Tiiar stut his ininiuuiilititloii In lite
Male I), partim nt aulhorllles He de
WITH FLORAL
'I In "re mnilng for lite I lord l'i
rude t sit ami I full '( lout HI lltn s
what a San I'r nn im o p i i tmbll Ins
on the Slirias li v t lili
'I lie llieallli Slellllislllli I 'oltip IIIV s
Hiu r Sim. i Ciiplaiii II C lloitdlille.
vvlilth in ill id I "l i.l.ii at Hum. lulu fiom
l Ii Ii m,rt. Kill leave Houollllli ll d IV
ahead of Us nglllal ihlle and will he
line Mniidav a wiek Instead of a link
fi ..in Tmsd.1) The Hun will have
In re again for Honolulu Ihe following
Tilda) IVI.iuarv n; This change, for
the inn lllp onlj. was made so us to
luake it possible foi Ihe pissillgus In
leaih Honolulu hi lime to witness the
Ulilll I'loral I'arilile. will, ll Is Ihe I'lg-
gi st evillt of tile Jilll III Ihe mid l'a-
illU 'Hie Shria will airlve at Hono
lulu eallv rehru.ll 21. the da of til
Ii Illation
To i liable Ihe passiugns who lake
Hi ii i.l Ii In to make lllo most of
this i Mill da sp. .'Ill llllilllgemiMlls
have hull iiiaih fur a slil. Irli In the
voliiino of Kllauea, width Is one nf
the wiinilus of Ihe world Time will
hi lime (ii visit the volcano, whose lilt-
iin in liable Ores in vir llow with mole
magiilllt elite than at this season of the
iar and i Hough time tn spare befure
the Slum sails again for the vlslliu
In si e a gon.l dial of Honolulu mid the
siiiioiindliig iiuiiilry
'lln Unci will leave lloiolulti Feb
ruary -'5 mid will be home again Murth
HOT;
FLAYED
PALMYRA
sir, d to know Inm mil win II was
p- Uii, for Hit Htilili guv eminent to
i .it il iioiiliiih and n siulleate
In I il.e p., -. sst. in what bt longed to
in Ann rl. in t liii ii
(llh.ials i.f tin Mule l. p irtllli lit 4
were llllahle to ullswil Ihe tlleltl0IH
liMipouinleil by (litviruoi I'reur The
In 'an ii iiihiule luvestlgntlou lu nsci r- '
lain wluil was liitusplrlug mid why It
lltippt lied. This will be lolitlTitltd un
til tin nilJiiHiineiil of the nihttii Is
I iilt li.il The HllliJ.s I will be taken Up
with the mitliorllles or ilieat llrltaln.
Tin I e Is no disposition to relinquish
Ihe Island without II being ilearly
di iinmslintiil Ihal It pioperly helungs
in llrlllsh snbjeiis r this is mil
shown lln Coll.. I Slnlts will take thu
in i skiii v s, ,s to nssiit Its own sov
.iil'iil uv.r the island ad tlitih pre
via! tit. suit, .iiiston atlMilg lit thu
fiiluii'
I'n tliulii ii v lo Hu hivistlgitlnn thu
Slit. 1 1. urll I pi i.ple I.. old d lulo
ii. lo. illoii or I'liniMit Mind and
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PARADE TOURISTS
II i. in. i n ip mil t ike nut) 17
.1 n
I p I. I. I I iv Ill .11 ll.ll pIS-
,.111(11. hid l.n it loiiKid fur this trip.
Vim. im iluisi I knl hi iiuirlHta from
ill puis of lln urn Id Tin re Is one
pirlv of Ju pe..ile froin ChUugn nnd a
lame iiaiuliii fioni N.'W York
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON
Theie Is In he a mi i ling of the
1'o.tnl of gi.i iiIiiiiV at 2 ii clock this
afternoon Tin in iln point to he dls
eiiHsetl Is the on iiigeiuelit of the Tei
rlloilul tinliii.il tii.ii.iullm sl.iiiou In
in. lei to ai'i'iuiiinodaie Hie dogs th it
will ho plated them fnltuvvliig the
passim; of Ihe legul'itlons enforcing a '
foul months quarantine agaln.11 rab
ies. Velerluailan Knrgaaid will plieo
his si heme before llio lln ltd for ap
proval. The in tiler of inaUIng the Maul po
lk emeu liuuuarv luspeiloss of tho '
Hoard so lh.it the) can inspect all
packages inmliui on shine fioni tho '
nthiM Islands lu t'onni cllon with thu
llglil against the Modlloriaiieau fruit
II) will also he dlreusseil
n .
A iiiiit Ii of silt will make Ihe white
of all egg beat ilihkt.r
PALE will 1110 in much EiKiii.
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