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' V,'"'VT" " iV..,.,,i.uIv w'Br.y, ' ' imniwy'tf1 i' ' nf , iup ,t jMPf JHUJU iyillH Hi Ut. 0 KVENINQ BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H- SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1912. ' Tfwr RUMOR TROUBLE Gen. Estcnoz and Other Pow erful Blacks Would Emu late Hayti. WASIIINHTO.W I). C Mny 25. Aroused by confidential Information Hint the real object of the liiKiirrec tlnn that Is hwpppIiik Ime wildfire ov rr Cuba Ih the establishment of n so eloign noitrn republic like llayll. at I lie enslorn eml of the Island, the Cul led Btates took swift mid ilraslle ac tion today. Within three hours of the. receipt of thu Information the most powerful fleet nssomblod by the I'nlted States for hostile servile since the Spanish American War received rush orders to proceed wllh all possible dispatch to Key West. The fleet Is prepared to land 200 sailors and marines with nine 3-Inch field guns on Oiibnu soil by Wednes day afternoon. Two complete divisions of the At lantic I'lcet are Included In the move ment. Three battleships of the Third Divi sion the (ieorcla. New -lersoy and Rhode Islntul under command of Hear Admiral Flak, aboard the (ieor cla. wero at Newport when they re rcled orders to movo nt once. The bnltlcshlp Nebraska Is on Its way up the coast from New Orleans. All art) prneccillliR at top speed for New York, whero each ship will cm-, hark sixty extra marines for scrvloo In Cuba. Tim Fourth Division, Including tho battleships Minnesota. Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio, under command of Captnlu Clark, aboard the Minnesota, hurried nway from Newport this aft ernoon for Hampton Hoads, where six ty additional marines will also bo ta ken aboard each ship. ( HIGH COST OF LIVING HITS BARBERS; JAPANESE TO RAISE There's dlrxeiiHlnn In the ranks of ttie Jup.itieHv llarbcrs' Association ocr the iirlliin of tho "Jup.uiCKO barbers' triift" In iitinounclnB a raise of prices Homo of the members of the asso ciation, complaining that they huvenot been consulted before the otllcers de cldoil on the raise, said this morning that tlicj will not stand It So It looks like Internecine war for the wleld-rs of tho razor and the clippers. T'-o rnNn Ih to be effective July 1. According lo the decision of the of lleers of tho bill, at their, meeting I e'd recently, a raise of r, cents was de cided upon as being tho proper thins The loaders claim that owIiik to the ralso of rents and the high out of lt -lug. It Is proper for them to raise tho fees for hair-cutting nnd shaving I.ut the Japanese barbers In the oulde districts fool tlmt they would bo driv ing their customers away If they tr' 'J HILO WHARF TO BE OF TIBER Timber will comprl o tho construc tion of the new Hllo wharf, making tho Btructurc merely temporary, to endure for a few years This much was decided nt a caucus by the Hoard of Harbor Commissioners last night, at which tho contract for tho erccllun of tho wharf wns nwarded lo the Lord-Young Knglncurlns Company, for 181,000. This was tho I,ord-Young Com pany's bid on pioposal No. 3, for tho wharf with nor'west pile substruc ture, wood superstructure and nor' west planking. The filling and dredg ing contracts wore given to tho Ha waiian Dredging Company for $6.1,9 1!),1 und tho co-related Jobs to tho same company for II7.HU0. Arrangements will bo made to huvo work begin at once and hurried to completion in the shortest possible space of time. It Is understood tho contracts leave only 110 out of tho $1,500,000 author ized by tho last legislature and this la thcrcforo tho last contract that can ho awarded by the harbor commis sioners until tho next bond Isbiio is floated. At tho'sncclal meeting of tho Hoard this morning, when tho formality of award was completed, Commlsslonei McCarthy stated tliut hu would llko to urge tho construction of tho concrete substructure, hut If thut wore used thrro would not ho suluclent funds left in tho appropriation to cover tho remaining expense necesasry to Iln- I. i. .!. ...!.... Inl, Tlin ntlin. InnlTI . IBII M1U Wllttll JUU. I4KI (ILI1UI t.tv.tt- licrs concurred In tills statement Tho Job of filling was awarded to tho Hawaiian Dredging Company In i two contracts, ot ?az,tiuu oiicn, ino first to tako effect within llvo days nnd tho socond to bo duted prior to August 30. PRISON RATS STRIPED LIKE REAL CONVICTS KKANKKORT. Ky., Muy 20. White rats striped with brown have been bred ut tho ponltentlary hero by New ton Trusty, a convict, and tho associa tion of tho rats with tho convicts' woarjDK striped colors, the body of.' the clothes being" white, und tho strfpea brown, is bolloved to bo re-j sponsible for these freak rats. Trusty was sent to tho penitentiary IN CUBA IS Will Carry 1300 Marines. In all, 1300 marines ready for act ive service will bo on board tho fleet i when It drops nnchor at Key West. Tho armored cruiser Maryland, now nt Hampton Iloads, will be flagship. The hospital ship Solace will accnm-' pany the fleet, as also will the Navy, lugs l'atapsco and I'aluAcn. Of light! draft and nrmed with rapid-fire Kims,' the two tugs will be of particular ser-, vice In the shallow hays nlong the af fected coast. So widespread Is Ihe Insurrection that the I'nlted States has lost hope that President Comcz will be able to make serious headway against It. Bandits and brigands are springing Into activity and are Joining forces with the Insurrectionists. The Island Is aflame with rebellion from one end lo the other Spaniards Joining Negroes. Freed from restraint, Spnnlnrds nro JolnlnR with tho negroes In opposition lo Ihe government. The Insurrection Is led by General llstennz. the most radical negro leader on the Island, who plans to make him self president of tho proposed new re public. Associated with Ksteno. are twelve prominent negro leaders from tho province of Orlcnte anil eastern San tiago. All were supporters of llstenoi In his campaign for the Cuban Con gress. They are to Isolate the ontlro enstern section of the Island for tho negro race. Already all telegraph and telephone wires leading Into Orlcnte and some sections of eastern Santiago havol been cut. Tho State Department was ablo today lo obtain no satisfactory information rrom tho Interior of that section of the Island. ' It was learned, however, that tho ' tipRroes from throughout tho eastern sections are (locking in great numbers I to the support of Kstenoz. to collect larger fees than 10 cent" for a shac nnd 15 cents for a hair-cut On this account, one of the old -st Japanese barbers 111 Honolulu, ho came hero -- sears ago, has inad a strong protest to tho ollleers of the hut, mid It is belles od that a general r-xnlt amoiifr the Japanese barbers will centunlly tiroak out If tho raise Ir.slsted upon Ilnrlwr at Walklkl and Mollllll. It v.ns reported this morning, linve tltod i.iotests with the ofliccrs of the Intl.' i.Kalijsl the ralso. Tho protests will be considered at the next regular meet-I lug of tho association One of tho members said today that be Intends to cut prices as well us hulr. , So if jou are In the habit of getting, shaved by a Japanese turner, Its in order to ask him for his price list bc foro selecting, a shampoo, facial mas sage or an) thing else on his tousorlal menu. NAVY WIRELESS "GETS" SUPPLY Guam Statoin Ship Picked Up After Having Been Out of Touch. The V S K Supply, sUllon ship at Guam, now en route to San Kran clsio, wuk finally picked up by tho navy wireless last night, after having boon out of touch slnco Wednesday night, whin a fragmentary message, was caught Thu Supply, Commander lllssct commanding, Informs the local station that she will hu off port at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. Sho will be docked at navy slip No. 2 Contrary to expectations, the Supply will remain In Honolulu for several ilajs. Shu will take on ISO tons ot o,il, tilling htr bunkers from u barge whli h Is now heliifr loaded to suiply her Captain Itt-xet says that hu will sail for Sail l-'runclsco Juno IS, Major Henrico II Duncan, 2nd In fantr). has lit en granted a two months' leave of absence, to tako effect after tho completion of Ids course at tho Army War College. Major Duncan bus boon absent from Honolulu slnco lust August ('apt Wallace II. Scales. Cth Cav alry, leaves on the Mongolia, June II, accompanied by his family, for a two mouths' leave. He will visit his homo In North Carolina t: :: ss :: :: ts :: :: :: :: t: n t: t: :t u :t years ago for murder, and wns to have boned a llfo sentence llopo of se curing a purolo or pardon caused him to study nut some method of making money whllo In tho prison, and ho de cided to breed white rats and sell them. Ho had been conducting the rut-breeding farm within tho prison walls for years before tho llrst white rat striped with brown made its ap pearance. It was sold and then tho samo fe male gave birth to another litter ot striped rats, which laid tho founda tion for tho freak rats, which wore good enough, sellers, to earn Trusty a snug sum of money, so thut when he was paroled 'rbce'nty,"h6"ha,d money enough to go to his native county and buy u farm. HEALTH WARNING Department! of Public Health every where are starting a cruiade against rata and mice as the greatest danger to both property and health, (or they carry disease germs Into the home. It it the duty ol every cltlien to ex terminate rati and mice by uitng Steams' Electric Rat and Roach Paste (endorsed by health officers). It Is also sure death to cockroaches, waterbugs and other vermin. Money back K it (alls. Sold by druggists everywhere. Be sure to get the genuine; 25c apd $1.00. Steams' Electric Paste Co., Chicago, III. ALL DRUGGISTS BAFFLES MEDS. Doctors Marvel at His Power of Stretching Arms and Legs. I'OltTl.AND. Ore., May 10 Doctors nt the meeting of the County Medical Society examined Wlllard, the "man who grows," last night, and ns one of their number expresiod It, they nro "buffaloed " Wlllard went before tho society nt the semi-annual meeting In tho Medical building und gave an exhi bition First he stood erect nnd sim ply extended himself upward about six Inches "growing" he calls It. Then he stood on his right leg nlone and grow us much, swinging tho heel of his left foot back and forth a good six Inches above tho desk on which he stood Next he let his left leg prow until his foot rested level on the desk with the other. Hut when he extended one arm about 1.1 Inches or so beyond Its normal length and nicked the ear ot a person apparently completely out of reach, tho doctors all began to toko real notice. After the exhibition, Wlllard ndjourn ril to an ante-room with a doxen or more .of the most Interested who watched, felt, thumped nnd wondered. "I believe he must arch his Instep." Dr. A. J Gilbert first said, but It was clear that Wlllard couldn't extend his arm by arching his Instep. "It seems to bo In tho shoulders," Dr. Andrew C Smith said, after feel ing Wlllard's shoulders during the pro cess of "growing" Another, who wns feellnir Wlllard's ribs, declared that the. muscles between his ribs stretched. Dr. Marie Kipil decided that tho pho. nomenon was accounted for by stretch. Ing muscles nnd ligaments "Hut that would tako long practise," she admit ted One thlntr was certain nil agreed that Wlllard did not dislocate any Joints Hut none wnntod to attempt any dellnlte explanation. AMUSEMENTS. Juvenile Bostonians Presenting 'A Dream Girl' CLEAN COMEDY MELODIOUS MUSIC TICKETS AT PROMOTION COMMITTEE ROOMS PRICES! 60c and 25o g- Tonight SCALES PEAK Miss Dora Keen of Philadelphia Victor in Alaska Moun tain Climb COHDOVA, Alaska, Mny 2.1. Miss Dqra Keen of Philadelphia nnd her party of six men attained tho summit or Mount Illnckhurn, 1(1,110 feet, last Sunday morning. They arrived at Kcnncoott, on the Copper lllvcr Hall road, today, all well. This Is the first ascent of the great Copper river peak. Miss Keen, with her lnstrumnts nnd tents, sailed from Seattle on April 10th for Cordovn, and upon her arriv al nt Kcnnccott her chief of staff, John li Harrctt, superintendent of tho Illackburn mlno, was ready with his flo men and two teams of dogs. Tho adventurous men and their bravo leader encountered mnny nvn lanches nnd storms Hint compelled them to remain under shelter for days nt a time. On May 7th threo men of tho party returned lo Kcnnccott for fuel alcohol and provisions, tho sup plies having become cxhnusted. Miss Keen attempted to climb Mount Illackburn last August, hut was obliged to turn back nfter sho had dis covered what sho believed to bo n feasible routo to the summit. .This route was followed successfully by tho expedition which relumed today. BISlPHRf MINNKAI'OMS, Minn., Mny IB. Hlshops' Henry W. Wnrrcn of Denver, David H. Moore of Cincinnati nnd Thomas II. Nooly of New Orleans with Ihe closo of tho present gencrnl con ference of tho Methodist Kplscopal Church will retire from actlvo work In tho cliurcfi. So decided tho delo gates lo tho conference today when by a ballot taken nt the morning ses sion nnd scaled until 2:30 o'clock, they voted by a good majority that tho threo men bo superannuated. With the passing of jllshop Warren, who ofton had been called "tho Nes tor of tho Kplscopacy" and "tho Abra ham Lincoln of religious lire," thcro comes to an end f7 years of actlvo ministerial work, 32 of which ho has been a bishop , Ilishop Moore. who( attained tho rank of lloiitctuvU eojcuiel during the civil war, has beet, li) tho ministry itncc I860 and nnd ba,s been in his rrcstnt olllco fo- 12 years. Hlshop Neelv entered tic ministry In 18K.1 nnd has held tho office of bishop for eight years. For practically two weeks tho Kpls copacy committee has been holding dally sessions to como to an agree ment. The storm broljp when tho chairman of tho comnjjttco reported Hint tho commltlco recommended tho retirement of lifshops Warren and Moore, recommended nothing concern ing Hlshop Neely, but advocntcd the taking of a ballot by tho delegates on all threo. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Entered fop Record June 7, 1912. From 1030 a. m. to 4 1 30 p. m. Dick K Diamond to William Henry D Robert C Stnckuble und wf to M A Moore M Mary K Marx ct at by trs to Mary 13 Marx ct til D Mury !; Marx and hsb ut nl to Kd- w-ard C Wolter ..... D list of Henry P Huldwln by trs to Tr of Makawao Tro -Native Ch :xch l il.A J I, Duchalsky to Wong Kwal "Wing V William i: Helllnn to Krlederlcko J , McOuIro HS William K Uelllna and wf to l-'rlod- erlcko J McCluIro D Krlederlcko J McOulrc nnd hsb to William i: Holliua . .. M Miirgarct I.lshman by ntty to At- .fred I, Mnt and wf D A'lfred I, Initio and 'wf to Mutual Invstmt Co of Haw Ltd D K Matsumnto to S Takahnshi. ...Itel Trent Trust Co Ltd to Noel Deerr D Wong You to Honolulu Jutn & Chutney Pactnry Ltd L Honolulu Jam & Chutney Factory Ltd to Lowers & Cooko Ltd. ...CM J J Combs Jo von Ilnmni-Young Co Ltd CM J J Combs and wf to von Hamin- Young Co Ltd M Chas K Abe and wf to Grace D Sedgwick M Entered for Record June 8, 1912. From 8l30 a. m. to 10l30 a. m. Alfred Oaspar and wf lo F S Ly man CM Manuel V Narclmcntn ami wf to First Hank of Hllo Ltd M Manuel F Narclmento and wf to Maria F Narclmento D Murla do I Martins to Joaqulni da Costa I, Wulopua Kuuuohllo ami libit to Manuel Manlsl D Manuel D'Ollvciru Mvnlz und wf to Manuel Tuvarcs D Manuel Tuvarcs and wf to First Hank or Hllo Ltd M Mury Malaloha and hsb ot ill to David K Kenno D KumoJIro Hlmyiimu to T Machlda..CM Mukaalhuo (w) to David Kama.... D Kst of Samuel C Allen by trs to David Kama and w'f Itel David Kama and wf to Trs of list of Samuel C Allen . . M At 11 moving picture theater in Pittsburgh this notice Is' thrown on the Bcrcen at every performance: "Any woman weurlng a hat that costs less than 93 cents need not romovo It during the performance." I We Ask MiurM,$ "WHY COUGH?" 'CH.14 Q. What is good for my couch? A. Aycr's Cherry Tccl rsl. Q. How lona lisr. it been 11 I) A. Seventy ycais. Q. Do t'octcis endorse II? A. If not,wcwot.lJ iitit I...V- Q. Do you publish the I i A. Yes. On every bottle. Q. Any alcohol In it? A. Not a single drop. Q. How may I learn more of I''''? A. Ask your doctor. Kahn Ayer's Ctery Prtplffil f Df. J tth( AMUSEMENTS. R1J0U THEATER TONIOHT CURRAN Famous One-Legged Athlete Assisted by MAY VOEGTLER BART'S TRIO Flying Acrobats Two clover men und a talented maid Huropean equilibrist", on a world tour. Splendid stago paraplicrnullu. Lordy's Fourteen Dogs The Great Attraction May Edithe Taylor Sinning Qomedienn ATHLETIC PARK Baseball for Sunday JUNE 9 TWO OAMKS TWP GAMES 1l30 STARS vs. ASAHI8 3i30 MAWAIIS vs. J. A. C. Iteserveil seals for center of grand stand nnd wi.,i can lit booked ut' E. O. list! & Sons Sportlnir Department (entrance KIiir street) up to 1 p. in.; after 1 p. in , nt M. A. Qunst & Co., Sing and Kort. Prices 50c, 35c and 25c Children 10c M.NDSAY t'A.VT NKHVi:. News wns received by Territorial Treasurer Conkllng that A. n. Lind say, who was appointed to tho tax apepul board for Hllo, Hawaii, fn tho Fourth Circuit, will bo unablo In serve. As yot tin provision for his successor has ben made, UioukIi an other mail for tho place will be an nounced within tho next few days. i-ASrt p.uT.rVnnT,crT;i7or?::lE"venin6 Bulletin 75c Per Monti h P Closing-Out Men's Suits, - $5, $6, $7, $8 Men's Pants, 600 pairs at $2 Boys' Suits, - $2, $3, $4, $5 L. B. KERR & CO., Ltd. Kapiolani Building,.Alakea Street Whitney & Marsh, Limited New. Fringe in all Colors Dress Ginghams Gloves in long White Doc-Skin Suitable for Summer Wear Exclusive Designs 15c per yard A You can Shave with a lml Wfr ml with trje tame assurance you feel when IS Bl you use the other safety. IB KsA We are selling them, to Introduce, for wHimm SW 35 cents K$ Iml Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., m IK I HOTEL AND FORT STREETS VL Bid ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' Leather and 60 CENTS UP Canton Dry Goods Co., HOTEL 8TREET, OPP08ITE EMPIRE THEATER See our Window Display Arrivals White and Colored Flaxons Laces in Shadow and Cluny in with . Insertions to Match Washable Hand Bags Sale Panama Hats, - $3, $4, $5 $6 Men's Collars, - 75c. a dozen Undershirts and Drawers at unheard of prices. ft i Jv ? t n A B --. ""'j.1 .Ij.lJ'Ahim. i winy winnow ii.ihmhwiiii iiaw