Evening bulletin. [volume], May 08, 1912, 3:30 EDITION, Image 1

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E Y ENING "' B ULLETIN
From 8an Franclscol
l.urllno May 8
For 3an Francltcot
Siberia May 0
From Vancouver!
MuUura Mny 22
For Vancouver!
Zculandlu Mny 21
Every tlm a live merchant's name
or trade-mark appears In a live even
ing newspaper it is adding to his pres
tige and profit if he backs up his
promises with the quality of goods he
advertises.
3:30 EDITION
Publicity Is The Life Of Ltfcal Trade
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ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5232.
12 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1912. 12 PAGES.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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ROUGIER AFTER
ANOTHER ISLAND
Father ICnunaunel llouglcr, king of
Washington mil Fanning Islands iiii-.
til lio Hold tlicui In n llrltlsh Hyndlento'
lor $3S0,00nf Is going on a mission Into,
the Hontlicrlv Hca lo look over nnotli-J
r Island with a vluw to buying It.
Father llouglcr arrived on the Lur-
lino this morning from the Coast, llu
litis been on a trip to England to clone'
the ileal for tlio Fanning Island proi-
rrtlcH, tiic details or which navu uoeu
published In the llu I let In. Here
visited Ills boyliood homo In Franco
also. Now lie Is bark In the I'nclllc
and Ih on tlio lookout for another prin
cipality. The copra and cocoaniit king now
holds mi option on Christmas Island
and ho may purchase this. 1 low over,
Mh mission to the south will be
largely secret for a tlmn at least, as
liu Ih after anotlier property. Humor
connects his trip with an Inspection
of Palmyra, .IuiIko Cooper'H Island, but
Father Houglor this morning was not
lendy In make Ills plans public.
Within a few days he will sail for
the Houtli, and It Is possible that u deal
will lio closed at once whereby he, or
the new KannlnK Island syndicate, will
beciiine the owner of tho schooner
ncht Uika. owned by Capt. Frederick
Miller.
"I may buy tho Lukn," said Father
Kongler this morning, "There Is a
MARCONI WIRELESS
TO ENTER HAWAII
BalchGivesNews
Of Big Plant
Plans
Thnt the Island of Oahu Is to be
come the site of n fur moro power
ful vvlrtless telegraph stutlon, wlilrli
It Is piedMed will houn serve to link
lliiiiululu In direct uvtrse.m loniinuiil
iiitlini with tlie mainland, the Orient
and Australia, Is iiHSurtd wltti the re
tin a to this city of J. A. Hutch, vlco
piosldmt uf tho .Mutual Telephone
Company mid gent nil iniiniiKcr of the
wlieli-ks tcpuilinciit nf the corpora -tlou
"The InMnllatlon of n far more pow
erful wlielesH eiiulpment for this sta
tlim Is now only a matter of time suf
lleli lit for the settlement of minor de
tnlls," wns the remark iniide this inorn
lnj; by .Mr ll.ikli, who, us a pusscii
Rer In the Miilson steamer l.urllne, Is
hack fioiii ii tour uf the miilnliind,
while some thrte months' weie spent
In lurrying nut u rigid InvestlKiitioii
of the latest nnd most nppioved meth
od, of wireless telegraphy, Willi a view-
I'l'iii.ic .iii:i:ti.m! ox fish.
A public meeting Iiiih been called
for next Filday ovenlng at the city
hall, Mclntyro building, to consider
tho propuyed ordinance relating to
Iced llsh, which Is the subject ol some
attack. Tho meeting Iiiih been called
by the SupervlsorH' Committee on San
itation and Health, and will begin at
7.3(1 o'clock.
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MltS. It. .1 I1UC1II.V Is back from u
visit to the mainland. Mrs. lluchly
letuiiied lu the Hteamer l.urllne. .
Multigraph
H. E. HCNDRICK, LTD.
Merchant and Alakea Phone 2648
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plan on foot to acquire n vessel to ply
between Honolulu and Fanning.
"I have an option on Christinas Isl
and, and It Is possible that I shall ac
quire It."
Ilo wns then asked If ho was after
another Island property.
"I have one In mind," he replied,
smiling, "but my plans nre not yet
reaily to mnko public. I am going to
Inspect this Island, It is probable, on
tho Luka. lint nothing Is closed as
jet."
Father nougler expects sorfio Ilrlllsli
capitalists to nrrlvo here before Ioiir
on their way to Fanning Island. The
plans for the development of Fanning
Island nro going ahead fast, and the
big sytidlcntc Ih tnkliiK shape rapidly.
A report was heard today that some
of the plans for developing Faiinlni:
iKlnnd, particularly tlio harbor, will In
terest Honolulu people. This morning
Father Hougicr visited the olllce of
Walter F. Dillingham, head of tlio Ha
waiian Dredging Compatiy, which has
Just finished the mnnimoth I'earl Har
bor dredging job. The Hyndlento plans
to spend something like a million dol
lars In tho harbor anil entrance chan
nel at Fanning.
Father UoiiRler !h glad to Ret back
to tho South Seas. He was greeted by
many friends this moruliiR, all ol
whom welcomed him cordially. He has
n hoHt of friends In Honolulu.
to cITcclluR a radical Improvement III
the local plant.
"The Marconi pystem will be Installed
here," continued Mr. Hatch. "We pro
pose to put In n plant of tlvo hundred
kllowats, which will xrcjitly exceed the
KtieiiRth of the present Installation
"Hawaii should then be Ir. direct
communication with wireless stations
III the Orient as well as those- which
lire now under way In Australia."
The prediction Is made that It Is
only a matter of months before tho
"Crossroads of tlio I-acltlc" will be tlio
center from which will r.iijlatc wire,
less tnessiiRes drawn from the four
corners of the earth
CukIIcIiiio Man mil, the wireless In
ventor whose fume us a wizard Is
world wide, was preparing for a trip
to Ihiio-ic upon the departure of Mr.
ll.ilch from the mainland Maicnnl Is
IlKiirlug on a caieful Investigation of
a number of new devices for the
strengthening of the wireless service.
At the present! time all Matsou
steamers are fitted with the Marconi
Hjistem, this having replaced tho Installation-,
heretofore controlled by tho
I'nltid Wireless Company, which has
been merged
Following the return of Mr Hatch.
iKlKe opi rations will begin on the new
installation. The equipment for the
most part Iiiih been decided upon anil
will be rushed to the Islands without
further delay
BY EX-SAILOR
Captain Quick of the ship lMwurd
S'-iiall was put through a severe grill
ing In tho Federal ("unit lod.i) by one I
or Ills own sailors
Oeorge U l.lttle was the siil'or, and
the uise was the continuation uf the
tM.UOO llln I suit of M-alein I i. ink
Sullivan, who alleges Injuries on the
voi ii go from Kan Frunelsio. wlill- a
shipmate of the Unco "tiiiuni milllnti
nlies" l.lttle, A. It IJiipont and Sid
ney It Francis Quick Is, of iinirs.i, a
wltnesH for the defense, and l.lttle.
attorney and ex-salloi, put hlui on
the grill lu cross-examliiatlon The
testimony dealt innlnly with the euro
of the ship, tho condition of the i Ig
Rlng nnd the acts leading to the in
juries 8iilllui got while working
aloft
Sharp clashes between l.lttle nod
Judge Stanley, of counsel for the de
fense, marked the course of the moiii
Ing young l.lttle N not Inclined to
allow tlio opposing counsel to make
remarks about him, It was apparent,
and ho was ready with a retort at var
ious points The ease Is moving along
slowly, but should be ended shoilly
now
CII.UII I.N A IMPI.' ,.f 1 ll,,, I,,
, town for u short trip on business and
i to watch tho polo boys do a few
strokes. i MltS. MORI, wire of tho .lapaneso
i:iou Consul, will probably return to
Japan In tho Slilnyo Muni, sailing from
tills port May 21.
OAHD ARMY
f Assnct-itM l-rss C.lht.)
LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 7. A
marine of tho cruiser Maryland, which
carried Secretary of State and Mr.
Knox on the Pacific side of Knox's
tour of Central and South America,
has been arrested for stealing Mrs.
Knox's diamonds. Tho theft, It is stat
ed, occurred in Guatemalan waters,
and the diamonds have been recov
ered in a San Diego pawnshop.
BLUlffilAY
TO MEET AGAIN
(Hix-clil n u 1 1 e 1 1 n ruble 1
MACON, Ga., May 8. Tho Confed
erate Veterans have accepted the in
vitation of the Grand Army of the
Republic to participate In the semi
centennial of tho Dattle of Gettysburg.
MEXICAN REBELS CHARGE
i FEDERALSARE POISONERS
I (Speclnl II 11 1 1 o 1 1 11 Cable.)
I CSCALON, Mex, May 8. The rebel
leaders charge the federal forces with
poisoning the springs and wells of the
.surrounding country.
ROOSEVELT HAS NOT
GOT ALL TEXAS YET
(Hpeeial n u llt In Cable.)
DALLAS, Tex., May 8. Roosevelt
wins a majority of the Republican del
egates of Texas, but the unlnstructed
delegates hold the balance of power.
I. W. W. TROUBLE-MAKERS
ARRESTED IN SAN DIEGO
( Asnoolateit Tress Cnbt. 1
SAN DIEGO, Cal., May 7 Fifty In
dustrial Vorkers of the World have I
been arrested and eight rifles and two
flasks, which "it is believed contain
nitro-glyconne, have been confiscated.
TURKEY WINS VICTORY;
1,000 ITALIANS TAKEN
fAHSOClall'd rTHS l-utiln.)
LONDON, Eng.. May 7,-,The Turk
ish governor of Rhodes has telegraphed
that he has won a victory over tho
Italians, capturing 1000.
lthodes is a Turkish Island In tho
Aegean Su near Aslu Minor
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS
FIGHTTHE POLICE
(Ansoclnh'il PrtMn OMilp.l
POTTSVILLE, Pa., May 7. A bat
tie has taken place between the State
police and a crowd of 2500 miners at
Pottsville. Three were' shot fatally.
I q
SIDESTEPS BANKERS' BILL!
(Seeeliil llu I lei in ruble.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 8 The
Senate committee has shelved the
Honduran Nicaraguam loan conven
tion. UNDERWOOD GETS MISS.
JACKSON, Miss., May 8. Oscar W.
Underwood gets the Democratic dele
gates from Mississippi.
REFINED DROPS
NEW YORK, N. Y., May 8. Refined
sugar has been reduced ten cents a
hundred.
SUGAR
. HAN FltANCI.SCl), Cat, May S
Sugar. IPC lUgrtcH test, 3 ysjSo. Iio
Mous quotation, t orie. Ileets: 88
analysis, J3s. td , parity, 4 S3c. I'ru
vlous quotiitlon. 13s G l-4d
Harry O. Ilrtins' repeated requests
for financial assistance from his vvlfe'n
mother or father, nnd his lll-feollug to
ward tho mother, was tho burden of
Mrs. Annie Smith's testimony, lepent
ed on cross-examination this morning
In Judgo Whltnoy's couit lu tho divorce
suit brought uguluht tho voting man
by IiIh wife, Mrs, Mlldtod Itrims.
In substance, her testimony was n
tupetltlon of the ovldeuco given es-terday.
ALOHA
FIRST !
tt LOS ANOKLKS, Cal.. May 8.
:t Lodglna, Honolulu. 5!
tt Patrol ticiiiendoiis lilt. Drilled M
Pusadcna, nine picked patrols. St
1 1: Aloha unanimously IliBt. tt
, H M'CANOLESS.
I Jt The above cablegram was I e- St
:: celved today by Dr. Arthur 0. t
:t Uo'iIkIiib, potentate of Aloha Tern- It
pie. Tho Aloha Temple patrol, U
;U now In California for the Ixis An- U
SSRclefl convention, ovldently was ::
K an emphatic victor In tho big
;:: competitive drill lit Pasadena yes- U
it terday, and "Sunny Jim" Mc- ::
n Canilless Ih happy K
s: :: :: :: :: it n a t: a a t: ::
SHRINERS ELECT;
CHOOSE DALLAS
f Special I! ill c tin Cable.)
LOS ANGELES, Cal. May 8 Wil
liam J, Cunningham of Boumi Tem
ple, Baltimore, Md., vas today elected
imperial potentate of the Mystic
Shrlners at their imperial grand coun
cil session here. The council chose
Dallas, Tex., as its meeting place in
1913.
Cunningham has been Imperial dep
uty potentate At the time of the
Hlulner pilgrimage to Hawaii last
year, he was Imperial, ,,-;!ilitf rabban.
.F.
TO WASHINGTON
In cnuiii'tlon with the completion
of the gnat nav drydoel, at I'earl
Harbor ami Its enlargement to accoin-
...n. !,.. ,1... I .,.. .I.ii.i.l.iiui.rl.lu llu.
llUtltt,,' til,' llll'f. III I IIIIIIUM,llin ...
signed, Wallci r l)illliiRh.uu, general
leanagir of the Hawaiian Dredging
Co, eXpei Is III lllilUe a ll lug trip to
Washington Im a ymfi rence with the
thief of the Itiiuuii of Vurds and
Docks. After dlshi in telling delays ami
thecks, a siitlsi'.u tory concrite mix
ture, that Ltm be laid under watiraud
that will harden properly on the bot
tom and shits el the big basin, has
been found b I tit- ii.ny engineers, and
It is to eli.uiRe the contract speclllea
tious hi iniiiiei Hon wltli this new mix -tine
that Mi Dillingham Is making his
trii.
"I expict to leave on the Manchuria
the tweuty-iirst of this month," said
.Mr. Dillingham this morning. 'Tor the
lust lew weiks ii good part of the dry
dock tone has bun laid olf, but us
soon us the details of the new spicl
llcutlons me Mill. . I, the full crew will
bo put to wort. UKiiiu. We hope that
there wilt be no mole delays on the
Job."
F
llhls went opened tli;s afternoon by
the Hoard of Harbor Commlsslouer.4
on tho Queen street bulkhead wharf
nnd tho shed.
Most of the Ideal contractors were
represented In tho bidding. When the
II ii 1 1 e 1 1 n'B hccoiiiI edition went to
press the CniiiiiilhHioners had not fig
ured down the bids on tho wharf,
which requlteH somo coinpuotatlon.
Tho bhlH on tlio Hhed were:
Charles l.ucus, $16,494; Lord-Young
F.nglnocrlng Co., ll'J.OOu; Henry do
FrleH, $:.l,!!ll; John .'.. Hughes, $ri4,
USTi. Lucas gets this contract.
STIMSON TELLS HOUSE
PLANS FOR AEROPLANES
Ncnspiipeis in riving from the Coast
toda In lug tlie news that Secretary
i.T V.. Ulliii.,ii. lulu ,. Inn, i.l 1 mfnpn I !,n
imiuk' iiih inuni, nn llllimiry ueionuu-
tlcs These Includo a squadron of
eight aeioplanes for Hawaii, llftren
hqutiilroiis In all being planned, with
u lotul of KO aeroplanes. Tho Infor
mation given to the House corresponds
with that some time ago placed befoie
a commlltie on mllltiuy affairs and
ut that time given wide publicity.
COL BELL SENDS TROOPS
FISHER TOInsPector-General 0f Western
RESIGN ?
i News from an apparently authentic
sourco today Is that Territorial Audi
tor John II. Fisher la preparing to
movo from Ills office In the Govern-
ment building to take up Tils duties us
treasurer and general manager of tho
Fidelity Trust Company, a new con-
ccrn In tho recent organization of
which bn took nn nctlvn nnrt
The preparations for his removal Ing. turned out the Inrantry battalion "" artlllcrv has already been In
from his olflco as a Territorial official nt Fort Shatter and the cavalry. Infan 'l",r' b MnJor "lakely. so it will not
are tuken an an Intimation that his (rv ,, ,,, ..rrv r,.,.n,clli8 . ,K' ' c" l'U'd ln ,ho ',r,,,'e"1 ,our; Tl.lq
resignation will shortly become n mat- ,ry "'" , ,1'1 ttn,'T "'' a. mnbllo troops are now under orders to
tor of record. He protiably will leave Schollehl llarratks for romblned ma- tuke the Hold at Seholleld Unrracks. I
his present poGltlon about tho end of netivcrs ut talleliim. lu a word, the cannot sny exactly Just what manu
June, when the llscal year comes to an inol," army Is to be turned Inside out vers will be worked out, but the In
en,lf ' for the Inspection of Lieut. Col. tleorgc spectlon Is general, nnd will cover ev-
Inasmuch as all preparations havo Uell Jr l,1I,ct,or general of the Wcs crythlng connected with tho personnel
been mai'o for his place in the new ,cr" Division, who arrived from tho nnd efficiency of tho troops."
business company the resignation from oast tH'8 morning and had tho whole The board on maneuvers, consisting
the Auditor's otlico mny be said to bo Department of Hawaii on tho move of Majors McChire and Wholley and
a certnlnty If he takeH the trust com'. uerro ,10 ,l!,t' uecn ashoro half an Captain Carter, appointed somo tlmo
unity Job tlie law compels him to leave ho"r' ", w , , . . ,l J?5!, ",a. T'"..UVnr,i''lmVa
the piiblloM'oslllou, aa kIio'vit Ii, See- Thutnnncuvers wl 1 probably last for Uiu Vail, wll tKke th- field nnd will
Hon ITiOS of the llevlsed Laws of tho ,m cla-vs nr ,w" w,eks' aI"' "ln ln" ,mvo Renernl charge of tho problems
Territory which says lu effect- spectlon of equipment, personnel and which will bo worked out under serv-
"Tho Auditor and deputy shall not nccounls will take another two weeks. c condition for the Inspection of
use. exerclso or employ nuy other pro- Although Inspections of this kind nro f olone l.ell. I his board Is thorousli
fesslun or employment durliiR their rwu'nr annual affairs, it Ih not often ly familiar with what might bo term
term of otlico " "iat ,r,l0I,s nro thrown Into the Held ed war conditions on oahu, nnd the
, . on such short notice. Tho actual work oflicers (omposlng It havo mado a
COL, CAMPBELL
REMAINS HERE'li!
I lent Col Cllllllilinll will remillll NS
I.leut lol luiiniibell will remain as
ndj taut general of lli Hepnrtment of
Hawaii Arter being iletaelieU front
mS'1.. :hter.linr?i
Coast Artillery Corps, with orders to
continue as act lug adjutant general of
this department, ho wns re detailed lu
the adjutant general'H department on
April 27. vlco I.leut. Col. Landers, and
appointed adjutant general of the De
partment of Haw-all. This news, which
enme lu orders received this morning,
Is good ncwB to all thoso who havo
deallngH with department headquar
ters, nnd good news to Colonel Camp
bell himself, who had no wish to leave
Hawaii
It develops that the former older
sending him back to the lino wiih mete
lv n "nnimi- Iriinsfer." tn fnelltlnln bis
iiromotlon. To make a vacancy In thol
list or lieutenant colonels lu the Coast Washington April !0 to come to Hu- the Territory will run f..r aheuil of
Artillery, I.leut. Col. Landers wns put wall ns ililef iiiarterniustr of thede- last year's nguim. .i. .urding to lu
lu the adjutant goncral'H department, p.iitinent, mid to have general super- formation ciuiimtliig rr.nu the taxas
vlte Campbell, who wns promoted to vision over the ext'iislve iiinstructlon , hpkmii-'n olllce. While iieiinlie tlgures
tho vacancy In Ills own arm. Now ho work nt Schollild ILirracks, had his re not et avallatile. it in eatiniated
Is detailed In tho adjutant Eencral'H omus thaiiged at the liiKt nioniint. that the receipts for the lust cur will
department, vlre Landers. lle was to soli from San FtiiiicIkiu on , fr cxceHS or IJiio.ojo The re
"Thls Is tho best novva I've had In the tiunsport whkli will bring tlie turns ure expected to be remly fur pub
some time." said Col. Campbell this IliM Infmitrv here this month, hut a Ueutlon lu about two weeks
morning. "1 like Hawaii, and I like Ihu Utter Horn him lecelved this morning Th(, ,HrBO 1H ,.,.,. iii-ii It Is
trietiiis I liavo miliio nolo, a would
have been a teal hardship to have tu
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JUDGE COOPER TO
nnlUTI-n-r -rilf nertAn-l .V1IIJOI t lieiiuiillll hub mull iiiuii ui
CONTEST THE RErORTlwhul wus kmmii ns the Clicuthnm
buiiiit, which a few months hro sat lu
Tlio report of V L. Wenvor, exain-
r of land'tltlos, on tho claim of
lie
IiiiIl... Ileniv H PiuiiHir in Ibilinvn, i.'
li.ml. Is that Conner Is entitled to two.!
thirds of tho land III question and that'""'1 lla" l,,'t'" '"'eplng In louih with
the other onc-thlid should go to tlio I "' I'rogi.ss of Iqcul work. I
thtee minors of the Illtig family. Thol Major Cheatlui has been calhd
repoit was llled yesterday nnd wus 1:ilht "' testify In a suit In which tlie,
inadu nubile loihiv followliiB tho Mine I government Is Involved Willi a eoii-
thls uioinllig by Judge Cooper of u
notice th.it lie will proceed to prove
Ills title and to contest tho roport.
All Interested In organizing a mo -
torcjele club' In Honolulu nro urg -
cntly requested to bo present at n
meeting lo bo held on Monday cvcn -
Ing May nth, at 7 30 o'clock. Meet
ing will bo held in a vacant store on
Niiuanu street, near llorotunla.
The Chamber of Commerco trustees
meet this aflenioon. Among tho mat
teis to bo considered Is an Invitation
from Ililo to local commercial bodies
nor a conference In llllo hoiiio tlmo thlb
summer,
- n v m-N unnu- lit A'
Division Arrives On Lurlme
With Orders That Make
Soldiers Hustle
, , ,. , ,
T,l 'l,,,,e mobile army of Oahu
with tho exception of the compan of
ciiKlncvrH at Fort lie llusst. takes llu
m,u '"u"'' --""""" "' , '" -
.without the slightest piovlous warn-
Held today. Telephone orders. Riven
of the thrco arms under servlco condl
tlons will be watched with great Inter-
est by overy army man lu tho Tern
tory. and tho genernl opinion express-
ed Is that the Oahu troops will acquit
themselves creditably.
acomh will go to l.ol!eliiia
ctlon, leaving probably to-
morrow, accompanied by his aldo, Lieu-
tenant Frnnk Andrews. He will oh-
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m,iiiil f the troops The
. H f 1)al,ftll()11 umloI.' MllJor
w,10,u,yi Hlarll,, ,B hlk(, , st.,otU.i,l
"" "oil HU.n.n..t in short order at
MAJOR CHEATHAM
TURNED BACK
T0N.Y.
Major It Frank Cheatham, who left
n .iiuhiii i winmin, iuiiiii-
lug .iini.nnut.r, tilings tho Infer-
:m"lv"..,":!:..'" '"'" ':r;;v v.r.:: S
to New Yolk nnd will not be here
until Jill)
Wiibhlngion and determined tho type
""' '"'"""ii of tin permanent nrmj
pi"t In (Mini He Is thoroughly fa-
miliar with all details of the si heme,
structlon linn Ills vonilng here Is
mercl) dil.iyid
I '" "' meantime Captain IMvvards
bus urdeis to rush his work on the
i liifimtry qunrtirs at Kchotleid, and to
IK't as much of the permaiunt ton-
.itnntlon as possible completed be-
,"J'c .vinjor t utuinain arrives iiruumi
has lieeii broken tur the ipiaiters, and
two cavalry sriibles, lOOxti) feet, have
already been put up The plan Is to
use tlio stables us quarti-n, for the
lOiutriKUon force and as workshops
- while the other buildings are going up.
This will be a eonsldi ruble saving In
teinporuiy coimtruitlon
llu lie tin Wunl Ails will llnil It.
ORDERED
INTO
FED
...
in r.-ielpt of the telephonic orders
,r""' lieailipiarters.
, '.'. ""', ,l.nH"w' V10 -'.-'-" rr- cava'r''
.trip.
iiiii iiiiincr.t nun engineers oil litis
trip, sam loionet licit tt a uuiio.
tin leporter this morning. "The
careful study of the correct disposition
of troops to repel an Invading army,
Captain Carter. Just relieved from a
dctnll In the general staff of tho army,
at which time ho was attached to
headquarters of this department ns as-
slstuut to the chief of staff of the
Western Division, has been In com-
inuml of the l.V.ith Compnny of coast
.-trillion, nl Fort linger, only slnco
t..(. 1 A .. ........ I. .... .. l. ... .
...uj .. iin-miici ill I lie Illulieuvvr
board he also has token the Held,
.,, ,s ,.,,., ,.. ,, ,
spectlon irlp -o Hawaii lie came hero
o, like dut, In lanutuy. lull
INCOME TAX
; RECEIPTS ILL
I Receipts from the In. omu tax In
tluuiulit will nearlv euuul the entire
Ill)lllllllt (lfllllt y,,lir.H r,.iellU frolll
. w i.n..-
tlpall to the eiibaiuiil pike of sugar
nnd the larger output ot ih.it loinmod
it by the plantation ..i tlie Islunds,
THINK KANSAS
FUGITIVE HERE
I
i Wuuted. and badly waned, by the
tlilzens or Ithlitlehl. ltansaB. for tho
alleged betrn) ill uf a outig girl under
n promise of marriage, one Leo Norrls
Is believed to be now In Hawaii, and
local people have been warned to bo
on tlie iookoiii lor nun.
News from Itlchtluld Indicates that
Norrls would havo to face a very an
(jr crowd of citizens should ho bo
caught and brought back to answer to
what In Kansas Is n- Statutory crime
and with which he has been charged,
iiccordlng to tho advices. A photo of
l Norrls has been sunt to tho 11 u lie
tin to assist lu his' idcntlllcutlou
should ho be discovered hero.
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