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PROVIDE AMPLE

FUNDS FOR

WORK

One Hundred and Forty Five

Thousand Dollars Is

Pledged

LEGISLATURE MEETS LATER

Mosquito Campaign Begins To-

day

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in Earnest in Military

Fashion

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A special session of tho legfev

yesterday

allegation

muunuaw tzmonths to consider approprla- - T 7tions made necessary by thopresent mosquito campaign

Governor Frcar yesterdaypledged tho Bum of 105000from tho contingent and otherterritorial funds for lmmodiatouso In tho crnsado

Chairman Davics of the snippci8 wharf committee atatedthat the committeo had 40000in hand and he and other mem-bers of tho committeo state theywill turn this stun over to thocitizens committee for uso Intnls emergency

Quick action was taken nt tho jointof of tho said for

thereforcommerco directors of the Thon

hanta members of the said competent tobo donOtlcns at whieh Governor contractnd of flanai

board of responsibility sufficient guaranteeand many

officials attendednt tlin mor that Was-

hhants was octing and further

while Secretary F-- Wood of thochamber rf commorco wu acting- - secre-

tary There wasBtart to and the dominant noto

of the meeting was to do what- - had tolie done and do it at once irrespectiveof any- - petty obstacles whlch mighttervene

F Dillingham chnlrmffb of thecommitteo oatlined the fin

ancial needs of the committee 1n carry-

ing out the work of the mosquito campaign ns mapped showing that approximately 145000 would bo seeejsnry forthis purpose during next threemonths

Governor Is DirectGovernor was call6duponj

io indicate what ouid dono lor tnoparopaign in financial way by the

Irorritory The Governor eamo fightllown to tacks and assertedIk total of 105000 could be diverted forihis purpose

Going into details the Governor stated there wore five funds which could

drawn upon An appropriation bybo legislature of 21GQ0 for sanitarynspoctors still had a balance of 1S

00 and from this could be drawnum ot 12000

4Srqjo tofc appropriation of 10000or-- Territorial sanitary expenses could0 drawn 5000 out of tho balance ofmm

Tho jqnarantino fund of which thoreIt balance of 1252545 lout of tho

of 50000 wouldcontriIropnatlon

Out of mosquito fundthe tho appropriation for

Ihieb waa 30000 with a balanco of2500705 be taken 18000The contingent fund of 50000 could

drawn upoh for the sum ofA total of 105000

Meeting of LegislatureTho Governor explained pro rata

gills on theso funds and stated thaturo would havo to bo a apeoial mcot

Ig held by laW tothem good

UnleM wore receive a Bpecial sumiom somewhere continued tho Oov- -

iaor we will have to call a speclnlBssion of tho legislature anyway batIwould not advlso calling it now but

best to call tho specialission three months By timeIo sanitation will ba ready

report and the legislature cathat report although It would notcalled to Jet on that re- -

rt aloneHeferrlng to tho fromrtu fuddt Governor alio Matedt mbe WflOO B5J4

fiw tl minmt wbarf fund whlsUm puke tkt tltnwry ft tin

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ananHonolulu Hawaii territory Tuesday novum iifr

FERN DEFENDANT

BAGKSPETITION

Mayor Files Answor to Wilsonsfor the Belt Road

Injunction

Fern ns n dofondant filed hisftnswer In tho clrouit e9urtto the petition of John if Wilson for

bill of injunction in connection withtho llcrln belt road contrnct whichtfaolonn fund commission awarded totlio Lord Voting Engineering Companyto prevent tho latter from being giventho work In question

Tho Mayors answer is one of thomost unusual filed by a dofendantin such caso for not only docs hoadmit every of tho plaintiffin tho case but ho actually goes himtone bettor nnd upholds tho complaintin every particular Altogether thoanswer

-is on of tho strongestt legal

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4 ing that it comes from a member oftho rnmmlnntnn wiiih In mniln nnrv

t defendant to tho petition for nnjunction

After reciting tho enso of CdntrnctorWilson and Admitting the points regard-ing nil the othor defendants in thesuit Mayor Porn prococda tov acknowledge few things on hls own hookparticularly that tho plaintiff wasand the lowest responsible bidderfor this particular belt road contractnnd further that

Should Have Had AwardSaid contract should by law have

meeting the truetefcs chamber ken awarded to petitioner thopneo bid by said petitioner

of tho mnr agiin iejaamit thatassociation and The pctitlonor is

fulfill tho work required tocommittee nudcr jg

3 rcnr President Pratt of the to

JealtbCcretarMottSmlth other Also fiTO otherterritorial

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things- - j Chosen the revolutionists asto Wjjaoor nd fifteenth j minister of foreign

1 A tho Contract hot awarded tnassociation proU W petWbRerr ad- -

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theirbonofltOfc affairs

J Thqijactjpq of said commissioners

vestigatlon of infi record of the complainant in a Business way Of otnor- -

wiso and ho is informed ttnd verilybelieVes -- that the refusal of said commissioucrs so to award said contractto complainant was for reasons otherthan Jhoso reflecting oh his businessuuintj jniPKlj vs auiiiiy vo carryout the work in aucstlon or rcsnonslbl- -

llty financial or otherwiseNot Allowed Hoaxing

Another point that ho admits is thattho petitioner was not allowod a bear ¬

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Special Wirelesa to The AdVcriisexHILO Novombor 6 Tho maBsmeet- -

ing of citizons hold this afternoon totake steps to place Hilb in n perfectlysanitary condition to wipe ex-

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rnqsquito - breeding spots waslargely attended prompt- actionwas decided upon unanimous opin

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FORMER AMBASSADOR TO UNITED STATES

IS PROMOTED BY REVOLUTIONARY PART

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Bobol Conditions For Peace Include Exile Fdc

Imperial Household and Court

Associated Press DispatchSHANGHAI November 7 Su Ting Fung formerly one of thooCeors of

the government nnd ambassador tho oil States was yesterdayappointed minister of foreign by tho revolutionists in tho cabinet oftlio new

PKKINO Novombor 7 General hi Yuen Hung tho of the rovdlntionlsts hns submitted tn General Yuan Shih Knl commander of tho Imperialarmy and acting- - promler a list twonty flvo demands upon whieh- - to prcdlcatu peace

Tho important of those demands and tho principal stumbling blockprovides for tho exile of tho Imporinl family insofar that the Imperial house--

I hold shall proceed to Johol north of tho tho courtI

RpVOLUTION NOW EXTENDSNTO PROVINCE OF ANNAM

Spocial Cabo to Tho iVdvortisor and tho Hawaii Shinpo- - - - - j

TOKIO riovdmbor 0 Four dlsllnct govornmontB now oxist ln vClilnartwo claiming sovereignty ovbr tho Empiro nnd two claiming sovoroigdty overparts bf the Empiro reach disclaiming tho sovereignty of tho othor

Tin Mnncbu government now tottering to its fall still tfio Em ¬

pire for its Tho hew Republic proclaimed by General IdYuonHang of which ho is tcmpbrnry Prcsidont clalniB to hold tho Empiro byforce of armfc Somo wcoks ago tho local government of tho Province ofAnih bdrdcriug on Mnngblia threw off tho yoke of tho Manchus Withoutacknowledging thq rovofdtioriary Ichdors in tho Yangtso Kinng Valloy andproclalmcd aii indepcnloiit government This government still exists

The fourth gaVetfiniont was proclaimed this week- - tho province ofYunnan andinTbnkin and Cochin China tho latter district rising against thoFrench who-- hud possession of tlio country since 1880 The Yunnancsonnd the AnnamjtWiaro tribnlly rplntcd tut to whaifoxtont the rising against

JtlS reitehbtado1Li Unown It is doubted hcrotbnt JtjixejidIboyohd Tonkidl brppbr -

Tho Vc5timcocived ore fragmentary stating tho Annnmitostang aayantae or tuo tact tnat tow rroncn troops wero tlio country anathe French Asiatic fleet engaged watching tho operations on tlio cast coastrpsjo njujjolnfld thp Province of Yunnan proclaiming an independent

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hftfiriiiaAflljaapnoVliripfi - TheexocntlvbJc6milttdir

mmion being that is hotterthan cure

A to carry out a system-

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campaign was chosen the momhers being E N Holmes Judge WiBO

County Attorney E F Nicholsnnd D EMetger This committeewill as a legislative committeo and

Imperial to Unitaffairs

licpiililicloader

of

most

Great Wnll with entire

claimsEmp6ror

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have

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nnnrcd iscOmposeilof fivo Inembors cfeli one ofvvjjiuii in iu unvu ciiargo 01 n bcgliuof tho city The committeemen areDr D S Bowman Tohn D BostonIjOvi C Lyman Carl Smith and C EWright

Tho campaign is to bo begun lmniedlutcTy -

MADER0 INAUGURATED

CITY OF MjKXICO Novombor 7General Francisco I Maduro Jr waB

yesterday inaugurated as Prcsiilfnt oftho Republic of Mexico

SUNDAY SNAPSHOTS IN KALIH1 CAMP NOW DEPOPULATED

lisusjpsipsHSjpv iii nff iij KjRRVin

there to romaln on a ponsionDpnounco Hankow Macaacro

The censorship of the native paperswna romovtsd yesterday and hey arosoirjng tho opportunity to print longaccounts of tho mnssacro nt Hankowrocontly

Almost without exception they areplacing tho responsibility for theslaughter on tho Imporiftl troops withtho consequence that thoro is increasedanimosity against tho Manchus

Now Imperial GcnoraLAn Imporinl edict was issued toJay

making Bhang Shao Tscn Commanderof the troops at Lanofiau to conducttho campaign along thoYnngtao Klang

Amoy is not CapturedAMOY China November 7 The re-

port that this city has fallen into thohands of tho revolutionists is withouttho slightest foundation in fact

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SAN FItANOISCO Novombor fl

Poking has fallen and the royal house-hold has committed suicltlo accordingto cablograms loceivol hero today Theroporta ore unverified

Palaco Guards DefendingtSpeelil Cables to tuo Sutf Chun

liHIiiillil1 r I illliliMHBagsri aMsgiKINurNovoTlbor TBt ThoImv

pcrlrtl troops at Panting Chihjl provinco have- revolted -

The Imperial Pnlaco Guards at Tilt¬

ing nro engaged with two troops ofrevolutionists under General ChengQuai Tl for tho possession of thepaluco Tho capital Is alarmed

It is reported that tho vlcoroy0fYunnan and Kweichau --Provinces haadoclarcd thoso two Provinces under onindopendent government

Tho governor of Kwangsl Ohl DauChang hns also doclarcd the- indopondenco of that province

Tho revolutionists captUrod Hongchau capital of Chiknug Provinco onthe fourth of November

Tho governor of Chohkinng Prov-ince

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hns boon thrown in prison whileall tho other ofilciuls havo fled TheChehkiang prefect is in Kwangsl

A committeo of tho pooplo of Coh- -Manir Provinco has declared tho in

dividual independence of all districtscomprising that pfovincc

Begent Deported TiedSHANGAHI November 5 It ia re

ported that the revolutionists are incontrol of this city

too inrant Emperor and the PridceRegent have fled no ono knows where

It is reported that Pririco Chine hasbeen arrested

Yuan Olvca AdVie

PEKING November 5 Yan 8hhKai has memorialized tho throno todlscontinpq tbp war also aakinjjat thesamo tirno that tho JrovouUpnistabosummoned to surrender

Ho states thai it will bp wo yearsbofore the government could Tiope tosuppress the rebellion

It is reported thut tho pooplo ofChohkiung Province havo elected TangShao Chin as their inlnlstor of intorioror provincial premier Iro was oncetreasurer of tho Province of Yunnanand is popular with tho people He isa nntlvo of Cbehldang

The Governor of Cbanesi has diodj nnd has been succeeded by Woo SuChin who wag called upon to protectPeking when tho rebellion reachedHankow

J Fighting Around Cantonj CANTON November 5 Oii tho ovoof tho fourth of November ChuU QuingWing a member of thu provincial assembly of Kwnugfung led severalthousand revolutionists to Waiclmuwhuro tlley vngagod- - witli Chun PingChlok forces nnd wero nf terwnrds de ¬

feated at n buttle near Mnou Moun-tain

Kong Iluhg Yan with tho mulorcommanding forct s of tho dMrldt ofpuntncK mis attackodtlio ImndltN ntMuning and dofeatedi thorn kllllniseveral lumdrtd and capturing tlutlrumimililtion Hflvt ral of tho wqldiura

lw klllwl nnd tnmiv wound Mvdtmllitiiry flfflrlnbt wero alo klllodj At tlin vlllajju of LuugiibuMl of titiHAini- - district Ifotlnn- - of K5tnKnnjr

the linudit who Imd hihiii1ii1 illsroi llClll HMrmg IWl IU OV- -

ernumnt tutqim uudwr ciiuimaud of KgChun Yiw And eJImr fficyr wtr HPprihitif

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HONOR BIHTHDRY ESTIflH OF

OF JHII NIL

Receptions Sports and Grand

Ball Mark Anniversary

Golobration

FLAGS FIREWORKS AND MUSIC

Consul General Uycno Host at

Distinguished Gathering in

Evening

From Sntardnys AdvertiserHis Imperial Majesty of Jnpati would

uavu been particularly impressed with

the general recognition of liia birthdayas iibsorvod in Honolulu yesterday not

only by tlio Japanese here but by mauy

utlient who desired to show theirto tlio ruler of Nippon Tor tlio

Jpncao it was u holiday and every ¬

where tlio sun nag was ttylug nut only

on tUo stores and buildings of Jananisobut on thoso of ranny other raceswlinro tho birthday of tno Emperor wasgiven tho courtesy of an unofficialrecognition

In tho morning there wns a reception at tho Japanese consulate whorethere was a continuous throng of Janancso passing through to pay their ro

uceta to Consul tionoral tienichi Uyo- -

no as tho oflicial ropresentatio of thejKuiperor Hero gntuercu ncariy uiuustudents from tho Japanese tchools whosang tho national anthem Kim Gal

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cluded

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many women all in their bright ¬

est coatumos and the occasion wasiTvirtn n irlinlsnmo onu In all ways

Later in tho day thoro wore spocialJapanese sportsiit Athletic Park andAula Park whoro the events of theday were contested with tho vim inwhich athletics aro necessarily conduct ¬

ed when thoy assume a semiofficial char ¬

acter as in Japan and bound aroundwith many ceremonies In tno evening i

courtswero I After tho

Xao utucuu iui I tno negro AnucrsouTho turn becauso

tho honor the court convicted him had

riving his sixtieth mnttor wouldwas roof siraiiS spucmciu ui miscarriage

ihn Vnnnir Hotel where tho consul gencral gave a and reception whichwas attended by society in general anditho ollicors and their of thearinyand navy

Ono tho pleasant incidents thoevening was whon former Queen Liliuokalani was announced and was escort ¬

ed to a marquee on tho roof garden bytho consul conoral where sho was thotoctpiont mnny congratulations hor- -

Sell JUIIUUHIUUII UUU iimaobastqudod to pay her their respects

it was a ininiaturo court which was inaction for a time

In tho Eecoiving LineIn tho mauka ball pavilion whoro

tho rod disc flags of Japan nnd starrodnd ktriped flag America inter- -

minded above entrances and were draped ovor alcoves the ciwsiil general re ¬

ceived nearly two thousand guestsKrom eight thirty nino tblrty astream of visitors passed boforo thoKmporors representative and thosowho officially received with him

In tho receiving with Mt Uyonowere Uovcrnor W F Frcar

W C Cowles U and MrsCowlcs Brigndicr Qoncral M Mucomb A and Mrs Msicomb andtho Japanese vico consal and his wifointroductions being niado by Hon A

U C Atkinson Tho consul wore thofall dross and decorations of hfs rankAdmiral Cowles and General Macombworo the full dress uniforms of theirranks and all olliocrs of tho army navyand marine corps were in full dressalso making a brilliant display thovarious arms of the service being distinguished by tho rod yellow whiteof the artillery cavalry and infantry

Tho consuls of Great Britain Francoand Bnain woro their full dress uniformthis bclnrr tho first occasion whichConsul Arana for Spain was prosentofficially his uniform being ono of thomost brilliant of all Tho consul forrortugnl appeared in tho conventionalfull dress the American citizen

QuestsTim rmiwiniT of the meats beforo tho

presented a nizarro nppearanco xor ioilowing cpaulcttcd colonel of cavalryor a major of marines with uniformsrich gold braid came a dimunitivomaid of tho Jnpaneso empire in soberbut rich kimono and brilliant obi bowing beforo the ropresen- -

falliiA t Itnt aimtut nnitflAlirn ilfcl1U U UUlOI DWVW fM U

canturiCH ago and tho prcicntThere followed in American

thon Chincso men queueless Chi-ncso women in tho rich robe theirnation then Hawniinns tome wourlngtbo decorations tho former mon- -

uroby of tho Pacific thnnngnin IlrltUhOerraun French iioples from

wlln wooalijiht lty will titliahli ImkmIw with rltal Utriw

pmwiwds ihrouusdwiUt isr4rs a Mlaaiag ut baawUfut

sua hum i s4 rwali

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Holds Federal Court

Cannot Try Crlmo on

Vnm Saturdays Ad artlierTint the federal court hnano Juris

diction orr crlmo committed t Lei

lshua reservation Id the groutut tnUnn

by Attorney A U C Atkinson who Is

defending Mitsumira on charge oflarceny n demurrer died yesterdayntid ahonld this contention be upbald bytho court It will result in n strangecondition the most Important Immediate effect being tno leuorni courtcannot try Sergeant McMnhon for thokilling ot A N Cedorlof nttho latter part of Setitemur

Mltsunngu is charged with tho lar- -

cony of bIx promissory notes from onoOgato Leilcbiia tho notes beingworth 10QU and tho erimo alleged tohavo boon committed on JIny 15 last

It is a nice question of law saidUnited StntcB District Attorney Brcck

yesterday afternoon in discussingtho mutter and should bo decidedthat this court has no jurisdiction itwill result In McMuhon not beingbrought trial here but In thoturnine loose of Anderson Orace nowat Leavenworth who was convictedmurder at Watertown

One matter whlrh compliciitcs thoquestion In a way that at present thogovernment does not own tno reserva ¬

tion Leilehua and will not until tholease of tho Dowsott estnto runs outwhich will happen in a montli

Under theso conditions it is not gov-

ernment land long as tho lease isforce

Prosecutor Breckous looking upcases yesterday found ono which tookplace in Montana where n man got outgoing to trial in tho state court by al-

leging¬

no jurisdiction and then whonho was called up in tho federal courtho was turned looso on tho samegrounds

is tho idea of the attornoy ofMitsunnga that tho Territory alone hasjurisdiction on tho military reserva-tions us no net qf tho legislature hasover given it to the United States Ina Stnto there would bo no question gen-erally us tho States havo passed lawsvestinc tho iuriBdiction of u tho of sevfederal reservations in tho

flrcworkB all troublo ol convictinguraco to nave to

more cosmopolitan ceremonial him looso in tho Statesof day in of tho Emperor ar- - which no

tho beginning of jurisdiction in tho bo anar that on the garden

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Tho decision of Judge Clomons on thodemurrer introduced yesterday isawaited with interest

pavilions wore UBed for dancing or-

chestras¬

of Hawaiian singing boys be ¬

ing stationed in each nnd until longafter midnight tbo pavilions worethronged for each dance

Supper was served in the diningrooms on tho sixth floor tho menu be-

ing a model array of delicacies andthere over brimming glasses the consulgeneral pledged again his hope for in-

ternational amity Nichi Bci ShinZen friendship betweentho United States and Japan

Tho guests includedof foreign nations practicnlly all n

tho consuls being presont federal territonal nnd muncipnl otncials omcersof the army navy and mariuo corpBfrom tho hendquurters of tho now department Forts liuger Do Hussy Shat-ter

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aud Schoflcld Barracks and thonaval station tind marine barracks

Japanese and socialHonolulu Onnnii Lllhinknlnni toun nfondcd by Colonel Curtis Innkea Hon

JS Jv Ltukalani and John AimokuDominis

Young Hawaiian Japan ItIt wns a great day for young Jap-

aneso America Thoro were thousandsat Aala Park tho Hoys and thoChldrons playground yesterday nf tornoon tho day with typicalJapanese aud American sports Ijovhand girls nnd oven old folks

Tho children of Nuuanu High Schooldisported thonibolvca at the Boys Fieldand of Kakaako nt Anla ParkThroughout tho tiftcrnoon tho sportscontinued hundrods of youngsters taking part uoasul ucnoral Uyono olTorod ns a prize to the best all athleto competing in tho various ovcntH attho two places a gold watch whichwent to M Kojinia of Nuuauu lUghSchool Trophy banners in patrioticrod and white wero awarded to firstsecond aud third winners in nil tho

receiving lino revealed tho cos- - contestsmopoljtnnism of Honolulu and tbo lino dreat credit

ceremonially

of

HAWAIIAN UAXRirflL TtifMIAY MOVfMltr

Atkinson

Reservation

ons

of

technicality

ovcrlasting

retrcsentntives

ropresentntivo

colobrating

is due the teachers inthe Japaneso schools for their work indrilling tho students for ling and wandtvxcrclsos Croups of Jnpanoso girls andboys wont through pretty figures boforu tho crowd of sovoTnl thousand people who wero gathered at tho two fieldsand 11 particularly interesting ocutvi8 the work nf u large squad of Jai- -

hind her csmo a tall statclv Amoriran tuiiKo boys who went throuuh a uliruulwoman in a creation of Worth accentu 1 Hag drillating tho vast difference in stylo of At Aala lnrk tbo county Hand pluy

linnand

and

few

od n concert of music beginning ntllirco oclock opening tho list of selec-tions with tho Jupuuemi national anthem which brought the Jnpaneso totheir feet with bared heads in the midstof tho tournament of gamns

In the races which woro largely intho obstacle class childruu of nil acos

fsr and the uur Kait from the rlosor tomiiotoJ from little tuts hardly abloNorth mid tho farther South -- a ulrsiiffo to toddle to near grown u pi Therebut eongenlnl gathering with national o WCoj wero thsy Imd to cmwl tinaoclsl llns rrssed thnt all wight do ar neti through winding iett nndiMWBge to the nMf of Mulnuliilo uier hurdlMi whsis tbsy hail to earryot the vat empire of the sunset seas I ligbud odl oir ihn wholo eoui

Ths jpiMU immm out uhi ths bau or twii ii a smk and thi Utile k irU

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UML GUARD

5 TO BE CALLED

Tho Rogular Military Cordon forKallhi Cannot

Scoured

DETACHMENT NAMED SOON

Mosquito Campaign Plans Arc

Being Carried Out

Splendidlyi--

From Saturdays AdvertiserIt wns announced nt tho regular

lng of tlio citizens commltlco in

chargo of tho mosquito campaign yesterday thnt it had been found impruetlbnblo to a military guard fortho supposedly infectod districts in Kn

lihi and that tho Governor wns nboutto call out a detachment of thonatiou- -

iil guard for sorvleo Colonol Tonda

is now making out a list of guardsmenand officers who hud oxperionco in theprevious plaguo and hethinks will bo tho most relinblcUovcrnor will Issue bo necessaryorder

Questioned as to liislopinions on tho

placing of a militia cordon arouhd thodangerous district Presidont Pratt of

tho hoard of health yesterday statedthat ho would bo ablo to speak moreauthoritatively when lie saw the listot men

Developments at tho meeting yestcrwore confined to reports on tho

progress of the plans Instituted at thoinitial meeting There bus so farnot the slightest in tho anilthe committee figuratively wil be

to push a button on tho sotand start the machinery in motion

Guards DischargedThe principal developments in the

days at Kalihi was tho dischargoof tho guards arouud tho district tho

uholo euboodlo of as Doctornut it drastic action was

matters of a result

in

Field

those

round

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leucnu jngB of poi from the camp

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fumigating processes New guards Have

been appointedIn order to got tho imperative work

done in time tho board of health wasforced to employ Japaaesc labor owingto the Portuftueto and nawaliana rofusing to work because it was toohard for them Thon tho board ofhealth discovered thnt it could not paythe Japanese owing to a clause in tholaw that snjs that an official depart ¬

ment cannot employ anything else ex ¬

cept citizen labor J3eforo taking tbostop that ho did Presidont lratt hadannounced tliat ho was going to cmploy tho Jnpanese law or no law andtake- - a chance on getting them paidas the safety of tho cntlro communitydepended 071 it

lie brought tho matte up at thomeeting yesterday explaining that howns unable to pay the men nnd appealed to the committee for help Troanuier h Teuney Peck offered to ud- -

vance tho necessary money and the payroll will be made up nt onco The eom

uiitteo authorized its paymentSupplies and Men

Dr J H Currie director of thecampaign presented it report preparedby Secretary Mott fcsmuu ijocior rnuand himself in conference outliningthe supplies and men nooded Thisurns ripplved and adontcd

William R Feltcr formerly cashierof tho Hawaii Meat Company has beenoffered the position of head bookkeeperand accountant and tho committeefeels itsolt lortuuuio in sccunuu moscrvies of so experienced a man MrFcltor was formorly assistant postmaster

Senntor Judd reported that the Judi ¬

ciary building rooms formerly occupiedby tho federal judiciary departmentshad been turned ovor to tho commlttooand that they would bo fully equippedby tonight The opening operatlonsrofthe campaign tomorrow will ho directedfrom there

City Is DistrictedAccording to tho plan presented

thoro will bo forty eight districtseach in chargo of a special inspectorwith six lioutcnants in charge of asmany major districts Ono lieutenantwith a squad of men will bo hold inreserve while there will bo an adjutantas assistant to Doctor uurno ami aisia messenger This plan nllows ono manto every twenty ncres 111 me cur

Major Kennedy Toportcd thnt tho ut- -

most enthusiasm existed in tho armyover tho matter and also that he hadbqen told by the commanding ofilcor ofFort Shnfter that every

officer in tho poet had boen upboforo him to ask for leavo to go moaimltnuchtluL Tho nrmy officors willadded Major uonncay pica out mymost experienced Tnou they have Therewill be approximately ono non commissinned on eer irom ovcry ornoizatioawith ten from tho marine corps whilethere will be many moro volunteer whowill obtain leave other than by spocialfurlough

MeeUng Last NiUtAn oornrit attentive audience of

sbyut n hundred Hnwnltans gatheredlast ululit iu tho Sunday school roomof lite K umakiipili rliurch and listenml to Doctors lloixiy nnd Currie whoaddresMxl thoin un thr yellow foverino4uiin nnd 011 tbu dlMM ami whatwuttl Iw dim 10 gut rid of Uuth of them

The sudiHHiut rwranll the Mdref the Kmuplll HrwitlttH whlsliHiwaas lln loadM uf tba HawlUaHutiuv ur 1 kui ditrti prt f lbtriMUuiilf wh 4un Ur m K KawsloplU wtta naai44

lluu4tvU of nmwllmx war m4 fUf t 44rsai wa MNaitbHad with

4lxi sa4 yariiMs wMrii saa4tkal i u4llf - fIWws4 IM

MIBITiOH FOP Hiill IS COMIX

UP AGAIN IH CONblSS THIS SESSION

The flghi far federal ptehlMtlen aftho ImperlattM tiinufatnr atM taleef Itqtwr In the Territory of Hawaiiwill be carried Into eengress again thiswinter uncording In arl vises recclvttlbote this week At far nt can be learned the light has hot been When- - upthrough the Initiative of those who lo-

cally bunked tho former fight to putthe Curtis bill through

Frank K Thompson Vho was attor-ney for the liquor intnrest In the lastprohibition enmpnlgn confirmed the re ¬

port but said ho had hoard nothing vorydsflntto about It He had been advisedthat such a bill patterned somewhat on

speakers with tho closest attention Thoineuicni oiuccrs icit vory mucii picnsouwiih tho reception of their messnge andDoctor Hobdy stated that ho wouldrathe- - hnvo addressed that kind of unnudienco thnn many another to whichho had spokon

Tho meetings to bo held tonight willbo for tho Chinese nnd Portuguese thoformer to bo hold in tho ofllco of theUnited Chincso Society on King btrcctCliu Gem prcsiding iind tho latter tobo held at Lusltnna hall DoctorsHoudy and Currio will address tho Chin-ese nnd Doctor Ramus chief qnarnnlino officer of tho port will address thoPortugiicso audience Chairman Lewisof the eduratlonnl committee wil nrob- -

attend first tho havoIIIUrilLIK HJIU Will 1II1IHU 111 IlllUlllJIb IUmeet tho Chincso boforo tho latter nieotlng breaks up

At the Quarantined SpotTo tho man front Knlihl Camp No 2

who should return homo today after aweeks absence thp of nlao in San

arrestod Mareii lasttho village the Catskills ApriU Tho iattcr

Van when Their courtsuv mart Aucust Instafter his encounter with tho Hendrlek

Hudson flagonsThe place looks for all tho world

tho day after tho circus Tho groundappears to have been clean by

army of animals and the trees andshrubbery have disappeared ns bymngic Only n score or moro of housesremain in tho camp shorn fencesshrubbery and garden foliago whiledone tho benrh is debrisrountlcss outhouses sheds nnd barnsthat could be torn down moro easilythnn they could bo fumigated

Tlio health olliocrs began their secondround of fumigation yesterday and thothin ranks cottages which have surived tho

to

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ofof the ax yesterday motor of C P

mndc spectaclo broke at an oftheir limbs to wrappedsoround with a hastily constructedholokn of whito cloth to the mos-quitoes for participation theirenforced death dance with tbe merryfumes

Axe Work About DonoTho work of he axes is nenrly over

From one end of tho camp to tho otherand for hundred yards on each sideWnikikl and Ewn practically ovcrytree and shrub has vanished Tho treetrunks being enrted awny for fire-

wood¬

nnd the branches are hauled ton huge pile on tho beach whero tbcrowill be a vast hecatomb as soon ns thewind is in the right direction aB avotive offering to tho shade of tho mos-

quitoAt tho limits of tho cloaring on either

side of tho camp along tho rail-road

¬

tracks at tho mauka end a highwire fence hns been constructed Thcro

ners the the thothe

tine shakes in tho windthis wiro fence will rein- -

forced by a lino guards on tho out-

side¬

was n plneo yesterday thosofow acres tho quarantinedenclosure Drays by tho scoro

nway tho rofuso and shrubberynnd piling it along tho ready

tho torch Tho vacant houses staredevorywhore on n growing sccno

desolationOnly few yards from

the tabu the ousted

that

The Stars nnd Stripes havo beon flung

ciinor

laterlocation department

Tho from staff thrusttho chief clerk It

is whon tbofor and

tbo workTho General Mu

Thebo seen uangmg

Uot Young

NORMAN J COLEfM3

J rolamantoday apoly

14 DAVH

v twy ohmKlaadlu Vft t ia

lKIlU A

CuMI Mil Might bo ptennlrdonten t the eoMlrw scmIuh Ass he kirr J to te Washing

ton the measureThe news Hint SHfh n U

to waged is Information not only toliquor Interests bnt to

opposed llqnor Interests In theplol Iwlte with peMlhly n few reptlons

my opinion said Thompiherr-- some on tho Malnlrind

who not beliove that plebiscitentn this represented

the wishes of people and they willmuhe another Attempt to nut a federallaw force

II STATE PSISOi

WASHINGTON 4 Thosentcuco passed tho martiniof Paymaster AV Pippin U S

Yeoman Henry Hoilpein nnd Fuller nt tho Mnro Island Navy Yard last

nhlv Fortugnet0 August been confirmedPaymaster Pippin who was charged

cmbczzlcmont receives3 ears tho California prison atban Qucntinj Hcilpcin is

conviction of shortagehis accounts is sentencedappearance the to two Quontiu

s 1ipPn waswas to nnd llelpcln

Winkle be sauntered Pippins yeoman-- J j took oar v

llko

croppedan

of

piled tho

a

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with savonstnto

throoupon

Fuller

Jittlo carIyItlp

nlaceand their sentences havo just beenproved S

Thompson also courtmartinled is given a reprimand

TOMES SAFELY

I- - T

IMPERIAL JUNCTION CaliforniaNovember 4 Soon nftor leaving bore

onslaught and the Rodgershammer peculiar with biplane while altitude

lrttifnl speak

keepinside

and

were

fpr

4000 feet the daring aviator vol- -

planod for a dlstanco milesmaking a snlo landing in tho desert

Rodgers had completed hisflight from Now York

to Los Angeles for tho prizo50000 when tho accident happened

had expected to mako lastof trip today

SPECIAL SESSION OF

LLGISLATUBE CULLED

California Novem-

ber Governor Johnson called aspecial session of State legislating

openings nt each of four cor- - December 6 especially to acenclosure where guards are tion 11410a question of presiden

posted nnd yellow flag of quaran- - primaries although ofbor mattursBeginning

Pnndny beof

It busyhundred in

cartingbench

rapidlyof

hundred awaydistrict inhabitants

will beLegislation regard to the

of conducting tho primaries by tho difpartiUH Stnto the selec-

tion to tbo national con-

ventions is necessary-

T

L

of Kalihi camp wero going about theirbusiness iVi tho of hos-

pital¬

bungalows and in an open pavilion HOT SPRINGS Virginia NovemberKnlihl school children wore work 4 Presidont Taft asserts bo will

over their books to arbitrationt proposedpcarancos as little disturbed by tho 7Drcsence tho deadlv mbsauito as treaties his rncssaso to congress when

though bis noarnoss nnnnown it reconvenesj Tut- - President will leavo hero tlmo

finW BflUnUP te roach Cincinnati on Tuesday wboro

ulu 15wp

OEPHMEST uFHCUS woMn wTHKILLING

3

to tho breeze from tho officors of tho has been sworn out Lonisoof headquarters of this city of having caused

tho Young building and ns ov I nine deaths among her friends within- it - mi- - Iory visuing iionoiuiu iromitua past years juu

vessela or from nrmy posts sooner or that of BIsBohnetto a policemancomes in viowof Young bulld

Inc tho of tho offlees can now bo roadily

flag hangs afrom window of tho

put out in tbo morningoffices uro opened business tak-en

¬

tn whon days-- Is ovurflni indicntcs that

nnd at tdnu

undto jrom

of theopponlto building

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III

NINE

CHICAGO November A warrantfor Vermllya

in auspoctednearly

ono two iubi cuso

tho

ascertained

building

iwrutary

question

dolcgutes

PRESS AROUSED

OVER ATROCITIES

efmiMmMmmm

LONDOK Novombor 4 The BrltUhis greatly agitated In regard to

tho alleged atrocities committed by tho

comb department commander his htuff Kalian troops at tbo capturo of Tripoli

tho officii uto homo on tho sec- - The is denunciatoryond floor of tho building j

-- iL bJhVenvrniTlvnS0LDIERS SWEAR ALLEGIANCE

Uug of Oreat Hrltaln FrancoHpnlii aro wiudown tillte on Hotel

tho

IJUIS MbMeurlof

agrtavlluro At of

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fight again

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method

ferent

square green

PERSONS

Department Hawaii

BRITISH

ITALIAN

press

KN8EKATM Mexico Novembers--Tw- othouiand men of the Moxican army

today sworo lfglnnco to tbo govern- -

went a now cprcmonvT

CUBAS GREAT SUGAR

CROP 1700009 TONS

mmmm

ITAVAVA MavaeiW 4riitilMUt hv bfl --MiHW brhMr tb tUl up fttjwthim to4 Onbit Mt

ITMM lM tm tfc NNMtHI

BUnNGHAI FillSWITHOUT 1

The Revolutionists in Control ofNational City Imperial

Troops Desert

YUAN SHIH KAI IS A REBEL

British olunteersAro ProtectingProperty Chaotic State

of Affairs

Special Cable to Tho Advcrtiaor andtho Hawaii Shinpo

TOKIO November 3 Tho revolu ¬

tionists havo now complcto control oftbo city of Shanghai exclusive of tboforofgn concession Tbo city foil with-out

¬

a battleFor tho socond timo it is roportcd

that tho Imperial troops in tho mainarmies havo asked tbo revolutionaryleader XI Yuen Hung for amnesty

RUSHING THE CONSTITUTION

Tho drift of tho proposed new consti-tution

¬

for China under which tho government is to becomo a constitutionalmonarchy is being taken up by tho As-

sembly¬

at Peking and is being rushedthrough with ns Uttlo delay as possibloAlready nineteen clauses havo boonagreed to without debate

Joins Revolutionary PartyBy Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO Nbvcmbor 4

Special dispatches received hero lastevening contain the startling news thatGeneral Yuan Shih Kaij phiof of thoImperialist forces and recently namodpremier of tho empire has joined therevolutionists

Conditions Aro Chaotic

PEKING November 4 Conditionsthroughout tho empire are chaotic andthe situation in this city serious Tholoyalists aro divided Into factions with-

out¬

harmony or cooperationThe absorbing question of tho hour

among all classes is that of tho attitudeof General Yuan Shlh Kai toward thftgovernment

Volunteers Guard Hallway

SHANOHAI Novombor 4 ArmedBritish volunteers here aro guardingthe railroad and station and protectingproperty No disorder in tho city isapparent

is

Tho revolutionists have captured nonrsenal and tho Imperialist troops arojoining tho rebels It is reported thattho Wusung forts havo surrondorod

Yuan Shlh Kai ResignsWASHINGTON November 3 Ofli-

cial¬

reports havo been received thatGeneral Yuan Shlh Kai has resignedtho nrcmiorship recently conferredupon him

Tho throne has proclaimed a con-

stitution¬

along tho lines demanded bytho national assembly tho Ta Chongdynasty to remain in power and thoemperor to rule under constitutionallimitations

Shanghai CapturedIt is stated that tho rebels havo

captured tho native city of Shanghaino opposition being made to them

From Hankow comes word of slaugh-

ter¬

and pillageYuan BMh Knl Ambitious

Spocial Cable to the Sun ChungKwock Bo

PEKING November 3 The nobloshave memorialized tho Throno regardlng tho elovatlonof Yuan Shlh Kai tothe premiership In tbo now governmentto bo lormqu warning tuo jbiuuo u i

the nmbitions of-- Yuan Shlh Kai nro

Fi

leading him to a point where it is prob- -

ablo thnt ho will attempt t3 usurpsupremo power nnd elevate himsolf totno position of Emporor

On October 31 Yuan Bhlh Kal as ¬

sumed supremo command of tho Im¬

perial troons raiaincr his flag nt How- -

kum In tho Provlnco of Huneh Fromhis hoadnunrters ho addressed a communication to tho central governmentfdatlng thnt ho bclloved tho rocapturoof Wuehano and Hankow could be oas- -

3lly accomplished Ho requested tno ap-

pointment¬

of himself as minlstor of thoInterior temporarily in ordor that hisprestige with bis own troops might boIncreased nnd In order that bo conldto In a position to offer official terms

rcaco to LI Yuen Hungt Further Uprisings

Tho Imperial troops In tho capital ofNganjiwul havo raised the standard otrovolt but the city has not fallen Intotheir hands

Th rinvcrnnr of Kwancsl Provincemi October 30 called a meeting of theiiiovlnrinl officials nnd tbe leading resi ¬

dents to consider the advisability ofthriiwlii in their lot with tho Chineseluminal h Mrim lini

At Nnnehanp capital of Klnnirsl therevolutionists novo iwrara orChong ns their eommatder ln chief

Musicit of OAKUM

CANTON November The nstlvunf tho Bhmitttk district of Kwnngtungtaking advantage or Hie revoltsthrownitAut the province nva raised anIndtfiUHtlr nt flair They alUtked the

Ir HwlHut hi villa- - ldrriw n Tbey

tlia

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the W Riverfdllaulatt tWw and VIIU Ibe owntrs

nlwUnoWwl TImi uaboat Kane OiDirat Utlla fwil witb tb ptUc wllU

Ml pMfiaUl KUDU n4 tho ipMlir rttMataUa i IH Vf cray

ii U 4 tfctta tiwm Ifci ll 4

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TODAY THE CAMPAIGN FOR MOSQUITO

FREE HONOLULU STARTS IN FULL BLAST

National Guards to Patrol QuarantineLines at Kalihi The Plans for the

Wriggler War Complete

From Sundays Advertiser

Threo things featured November 4 In the history of Honolulusgroat effort to rid itself of its only post tho mosquito

Tho first was tho completion of tho last dotail regarding tho plansfor tho campaign

Tho second was tho announcement of tho official plan and the sched ¬

ule of cost for Uto throe months work 514084880Tho third was tho issuance ofjfllclal orders placing tho Kalihi Oamp

district under martial law and tho assignment of officers and men toduty there as a military cordon

And tho campaign begins this morning Tho work is fairly started

Tho aatl mosqutto campaign tholargest undertaking ever attempted bytho city of Honolulu in tho namo ofcivic cleanliness will commonco thismorning at ten oclock from tho Judl- -

clary building headquarters of tho citi- -

Jions committee Dr D II Currio thofederal officer especially detailed bythe government for tho work will toko

l chargc of tho mmilid machine that

healthfor

has boon worked ui and his first rnaTWtlvI orders j member of comtniUl Hcutonnnts will roport to Currio

tee will be present to ushist headnuartors occunied bv Doc- -

The call lor automobiles wan answer-- tor Curria will bo In thu Tndlemrved mid Chairman Dillingham unnouuc- - i bulldinc roonm formorlv oecunloil bv

I ed ut hold yesterday noon tne federal officials1 that machines with a for cstimato of cost for tho throe

pasbongors bud months lias worked outana iuur more naa doou icuucrcu in detail and s summarized as followsII inov were nDsqiuieiy nevueu mcu iinjj A oornnnlAwi fr Hnnrf th a W

day in tho country but boing willingto cancel these plans if it was so re-- j

nt Altfmnrvli nfltnl nfFrtrn WflMUllVUl -- Wj w - -

uindo during tho afternoon tnero wero j

automobiles nocded to carry abouttwenty moro persons and any machinewhich appenrs at headquarters this nf--

tcrnoon at half past one can find workfor itself I

It now ns if we Doctor Currio has propared n longthyto details Chairman nnd comprohensivo of

at tho yesterday tion for his district overseersit had finally c6me to a halt for tcn pages which is tho mostof something else to do I think complete presentation of tho subject

Bthat wo can leave thoBO to Dodo Curno and assist him only in the arrang-ing

I ofThe Finances

Tim committee authorized its firstfinances aw district was

imi wuwoi as followst up MSI luesuay mcui ninif ays aud means it has hithertowaited for perfection of plansn order that a definate statement mignto made The sum now figuredo tho oxpenses of thoh set at fl46S lS8U Tnis is auouthlrtcon thousand dollars more than thoIgurc first given out

Doctor Currio explains mat iui i

teAW for an nntlwisgler campaigntho of cases this wook

t might be necessary to nn

campaign to inn an numiImtoes which will Tcqnire an Addition

l sum Tho machine with whichShe work is to be siceompiisneu na

built tip fo tlmtit will DC aoio toand carry on any emergency or

Iny maimer of campaign that might bo

quireuTo offset this required sum are

pproximately between seventy anainety thousand dollars of government

i 5 lL1 4 1 n lnitnlso appropnntea wi molimon is that they can be nsed Thoilnneo will have for tho present to

met by private fundsReports

Chairman Dillingham yesterday roadrnnnrt of tho weeks work of the

mmlttco which was to boiblishod He Btated that tno plansOlvcd heartily approved by tnomv and navr officials by serviceedical menKby tho territoriol govorn- -

ent health officials ana oy tiro oi- -

ers of marine hospital and pao- -

hoi HI nivrviai anil that hadworked up largely

o help of thoso named Tho threojnths campaign he mated

1st in round figures approximately50000 Regarding flnaneeo ho otatca

Bat tho committee recommpnded thatIblie funds bo that it roespLrn nnt nt nTeSCnt BUfllcicnt tt SpecialEminn of tho legislature bo calledIfIt will howovor ho oonclndos60 necessary in any evont to navo a

t tain sum of money with whioh topot expenditures which for good realm ennnot bo tinblio fundsIt will b used oxpondi- -

res absolutely necessary in too carry- -

out of tho plansTho Official

following tho reading of this reportI publication of tho official plan of

worn prepared oy uurnoI days ago was authorized ChairIn Dillingham ncd doctor Currio laterlit over it and rovisod it conaidor

condensing it as far as possiblerovised dotnilod schedules It

fiow as followsbetween Diamond Head

Pukakl Hill has been divided intodistrictsA lieutenant will bo placod

It districtThese six districts hayit

lidCl into eight precincts oaeh makn or ioriy preeiueip iorpityAn ovorsoor will bo pined over

i plfUUCtAil nt tiio llrulfntinu ami ntirirt

will lwtwl from uonmlmlnnod Army And Navy offieerMar u iirtMlHl owrHHir will haver a werklnff erio of tu Mint

KU irlHt h ifWMMMltHMi lr MfM U iL

charge of tho wbolo work as superin-tendent

¬

of thin special campaign undertho authority of board ofhaying been dotnilod this work byBurgeon Uoncrnl Wyman arrange ¬

ment boing that Doctor Currio will holdthis office until of Dr Ru-pert

¬

on November 11th Doctorcoming with authority to take

this dotailTho lunas of each precinct will re

port to the lieutenant in chargo of theirissue iltrint and tho district

Ever DoctorTho

tho meeting courttotal capacity Tho

B33 been volunteered campaign beenmat

hovSn Laborers teamsT6ols supplies and im

11889000

481600685200

10 per cont 13340S0

Total 14684880

arolooks wero down

tho mcro said paper instruc- -

Dilingham meeting coveringafter by farwant

ideas

tho

total

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ency

thero

oney

thordeed been with

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nsod

Plan

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town

been

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will

BlueDluo

yetMartial law

Tho first order issued officers oftho national guard in many years pro

what is to martialjtatemont regarding yesterday in nny of tho city is- -

Utcrnoon lor nitnougn urau SUC1 morningtoOK

its

cover campaign

appearanceomcr- -

Iconlireet

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and

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tho

tho

tho arrival

special

tho

and

plementsChemicalsIncidentals allowance

Inspectors Instructed

prepared

by

claiming

yesterday

Committee

authorized

tantamount

Special Orders No 42 Upon tho request of tho territorial board of healthtlio adjutant gouoral is directed to assumo control of such portion of tbo Kn- -

hln district in tho city of Honoluluas may bo indicated by tuo presidentof tho board of health and to establisha military quarantino camp thereon al-lowing

¬

no person to outer or departtuorefrom except in conformity withsuch rules as may bo established bytho board of health or upon tho writton permission of the president of thoboard of health By order of tho doverifor l 10HN W JONES

In the afternoon aiiothcr order wasIssued describing tho district in detailand assigning tho officers Captain 7

M Camara has beea temporarily Tehovod from duty with his company andwill assumo command of tho quarantin-ing

¬

forco which will consist of threesorgeants throo corporals fifteen priv-ates

¬

and one cook who are ordored toreport for duty fully equipped for fieldsOrvico Then says tho order

Penalty SevereAll persons aro cautioned to obsorvo

tho quarantine established and not tocntor within tho linos established bythis ordor Any violation of this ordorwill subject the person guilty thereofto arrest and detention for the entiretime of quarantine which may extendto a period of 90 days and a fine of

25All porsons quarantined and all

persons ongogod in maintaining thequarantino wjll obey tho orders and

iiuu uuu hupwill furnish subsistence for tho detailherein ordered

Officers and men dotalled for dutyin with this order aro en-

titled¬

to and will roceivo pay underthe provisions of O O No e 8 theso

A Cheerfulirear lias discovered a

sido to tho single of yel-low fever tbat has occurredman did not become ill until Thursday

T if

UTAWT OSUWLA1 JOMMH- r lr rrrryw m

Mf ItowilJ II Ifrt mU M Isl U H

AM t Mn 1 Mil V r 1M

EEAJDT FOttOno of tho cottages in Kalihi Camp with windows and doors scaled all

cracks pasted over and ennvns drawn nround sill posts Every mosquitoon tho premises must dio in fumes

fc

so thero has boon less loss of time intho fight than was at first thought

Wo havo boon thocaso furthor said Governor irear

as to tho tiino when tho man was takenill and wo find that ho was not takenill until Thursday Ho thenwont to bod and doos not rememberthat any mosquitoes bit hirii Of coutbomosquitoes might haVo bitten Mm asono cannot always remembers thesethings V

Anyway having been taken ill onThursday and Wodnesday diminishes tho chances of frommosquitoes and increases the chancesthat all tho mosquitoes that wero Inhis placo at tho time tbat he was illhavo been destroyed

Educational WorkTho educational work is being rar

ried out on tho larpo plans first laidnnd every mooting as itis of the main committees work addsimpetus to tho great campaign by fos-tering a spirit of coopcrntion

Tho fight against tho mosquito is tobo carried into tho schools for the chil-

dren at all the public schools arc tohoar by physicians on thenecessity of killing mosquitoes in or-

der¬

to lessen tho danger of sprcadiugyellow fever

of Education Iopostated yesterday that will besent to tho principals of tho schoolsnotifying them that are tobo by physicians within thonext fow days aro tobo made with tho principals in order

thestudied as as tho

principals get togother tho largestnumber pupils hear lecture

Tho two held last nightwith the Chineso and othor

with tho Portuguese mot with tho samemeasure success as havo tho previousones Tho Chineso assembled at thorooms United Chineso Societiesnnd tho Portuguese at the LusitanaHall Doth wero largo andattentive and overy nuditor lefthallB a worker for the cause

Doctors Hobdy and Itnmuswero tho speakers

Tho physicians this city set

established by commanding to

K

nt

Says Will

Be Done by City

- Fathers

From Sundays AdvertiserWe expect to all to

help tho board in the mosqmto said Supervisor MnClellan member tho committed onsanitation and health yesterdav aftornoon in discussing tho problem whichnoiv faces the city

The Democratic suporvisor said thathad offered nil assmtanco possible to

President Pratt a couplo days ngoand that response the head thohealth board had made a call on thocity and for teams forat Kalihi which hud been supplied

City Teams HelpYesterdav them fnnr ptv

that convenience of thoschools may teams thero under orders of thobo well enabling

toof to tho

meetingsono tho

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to bo done

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will bo a cqnsidcrablo question nboutting a splendid example in conforming tnking caro of tho additional TofjBotheir own yards to tho standards of which will bo hauled to tho incineratornon mosquito breeding All beginning- tomorrow morning and hotho banana trees and many traveler thinks that some plan will havo to bopalms wero cut down several days ago thought out to take caro of tho banana

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loaded on scows and towed miles outto spa to bo dumpoJ said Mcplollanand lio thought that bo tho mostfeatiblo way of caring for the stuff

More Men Moro Monoyj It will tako extra men at tho in- -

cinerator anyway said tho euper0 Two years in jail and a flno of ton visor and wo are looking to spenddollars nnd costs was sentence considerable extra money in doing ourhanded out to Honry N tho share in this campaignmuch policeman who am told on authority ofguilty to n of bigamy In federal vacant lots near houses of woll-to-d- o

court yesterday morning Iiong has a persons which arc filled with tin canswife and throe children In Mississippi and these porsons aro eminently ableanother wifo In Texas and a third co that tho cans are cartedfromwifo and one child in Honolulu which their homes and puy for tho service

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After discharge from the marinecorps Long joined tho local polico fore Dnn iM 0 Tof which ho was a member for over six nUHU LINCO OU I Amonths up to tho tlmo of his arrestHis downfall oarao in tbo shape of alotter from his first wifo who had heardhe was In Honolulu and was making d Commissioner Judd Surveyorenquiries for him Wnll and Chief Clerk Tuckor returned

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lAirthnr mi thn vilIIiiv unl1 MrJudd wo found somo additional landthat might junt us bo includedamongst tbo lioraustcad tract Thiswill moan thut about five nddltlouulmet will le added The land will

be surveyed rit about the muiio timeus tho rod llnr aro ebuiiKod Willi

Hperial Wirvloss to Tlio Advortiior Uwk IU1 trsttd It wjll mownJIM November 4 A nubile mans a0t flf liumttstoAds ttltoutlitir

meeting lm boh auM tor Mouday I here nro win llawullnii llvJiiirwlijtb tjii qutMtlon of tho0 H Mb l lby OJigbl Jmvo jirw- -iiuuii

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REBELS IE UPON ME5EWARSHIP TftKE BRITISH SHIP

International Complications May Follow Id

Connection With Episodes Hankow

and Hanyang Bombarded

Special Cable to Thd Advertiser nnd tho Hawaii ShtnpoTOKIO Novombor 4 An unexpected international feature has been la

Jccted into tho revolution In China word boing received by tho departmentof tho nary hero yesterday that tho Chineso revolutionists had committed anact of war against Japan by bombarding a Japanoeo warship under tho Japa--nwo fing t

Tho ship in question is ho destroyor Hatsuahlmo which had boon orderedto tho Chineso coast to protect Japancso citizens in tho fighting Tho detUsof tho firing upon tho chip hvo not boon rocoived1

It is further roportod that the revolutionists yesterday took forclblo popsession of a British stoamor

CIEfiilEfIT KEPT

OljjIFE SIDE

Final Homestead Payment WasNot Accepted but Banked in

Separate Account

HILO Novombor 3 Tho friendlysuit botweon the land commissioner andtho Kaiwiki Third settlers tho issuancoof whosp land patents has boon heldup until such time whon tho disputebetween thorn and tho Territory maybo settled by tho courts has begun totako on interest

When tho respondents filed tholrnnswor to tho original caso ns stutodby tho attorney gmcral thoy claimedthat tho sottlcrs bad alroady paid alltho monpy thoy had agrcod to pav fortheir lots and that tlio Territory hadreceived this monoy aud had placed itin the troasury

Now tho Territory has filed a rrnllcn- -

tion in which it donlos that this Is thoense Bays tho land commissioner in thoreplication mod in tho mattor of Al ¬

fred linnnio Henderson in partHo denies that tho sum or 1010

mentioned in aaid Paragraph 4 of respondents answer has been acceptedby tho petitioners prodoecMor in offico ns final payment of tho purchasoprice aud douies that tho Haid sum of

1010 has boon paid into tho treasuryof tho Territory of Hawaii itt n gnvuininont realization but stutcs thul nudorand by tho terms of tho fcaid respondents IFrcohold Agreement No 07tho said freeholder Imcnmo bound to

lv tho sum of 1010 in lour inctiiliicnts that thu remiondciit dollvoreil toleorge Jl Williams subagont of public

lands at Hilo on July 18 3010 thoSum of 410 ns final payment undersaid freoliold ugroemont that said sumof 410 was by Gcorgo II Wil-liams

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transmitted to tho ofilco of thocommissioner of public lnnds on orabout April 30 1011 nnd was by orderof tho said commiKsionor on May 0lilll deposited In tho bnnkiijg house ofBishop Co In tho namo of JD Tuck-er

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chief clerk as a special deposit tobo hold in aboyanco until tho final ad-judication

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ns to tho respondents rightto a patent for tho land applied for bymm

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CflPTUHED BY TUIKS

Special Dispatch Says ItaliansAre Hard Pressed and

Cholera Raging

MALTA November 5 A well defined rumor is provalont hero that thoTurks and Arnbs have retaken thocity of Tripoli aftor somo dosporatofighting

Italians Hard PressedLONDON November 5 An uncon

sorod spociul dispatch to this citystates in tho most emphatic mannerthat tho Italians aro exceedingly hardpressed at Tripoli by tho Turkish andArab troops

Tlio conditions in that city are roportod as discouraging and that tbocnoiora is raging among tho pcoplowho remain in tho city and nmonir tboItalian troops

It Ib iibserted that tho reports ofthe progross of tho wn r as sent out byItaly ore for tho mist part falsehoods

BELIEVE BANK ROBBER

IS CAUGHT AT LAST

VANCOUVKlt British ColumbiaNovember i lolm Hozuyk b foreign ¬

er Wft urnwtod hero today as n impost of tlio robbery of the Now Wwtmluytur lis nk Whon sturcM 4000in hills of thul hank wore found ottIlls iiwmh omtlU nt tlio Imjik huvolimULeA th bills U In iielleved thngkl man Jtwa bun lahun

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HANKOW November B Duringtho bombardmont of this eitv voster- -

day by tho Imperialists tho WcsldyanAiission tor tho blind was injurod byshells and sot on flro Tho blind in¬

mates escaped and havo taken refugein tho London Mission

Tho shelling nf tho native city hascaused considorablo damngo and manycasualties Tho city was set on flroa number of times by bursting shellsbut tho flames wore extinguished eachtimo boforo thoy could thrcaton thodestruction of tbo city

National Assembly May QuitPEKING November 5 It is re-

ported¬

that the national assombly hasdeoided to resign in n body owing toprotests that it is without nutbority todraft the now constitution

Tho pcoplo of tho various provincesoppose this assumption of authority ontho ground that the mcrrborsof thoassembly woro not oleetod for this pur ¬

pose nnd do not rcprcsont themYuan Shlh Kai Has Not BoslgnodYuan Shih Kni has issued an edict

in wuiou Jio demos that he has roslgnod but asserts that negotiations withtllO robcls continue it iu nniiran lina

i boon approved by tho thronoxiio tiuru oivision or tno imporiol

army is mobilizing at Lnnchau andwill probably proceed as soon as pos¬sible to this cltv

Tun Shao Yi formerly minister oposts nnd communications hns beon ro- -nppointcd to this position but hnB rofuscd to accent tho lilaco

Cruiser Albany on GuardSHANGHAI Novombor G Tho Uni-

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Statos Cruiser Albany is at Wusung for tljo purpose of protecting thocnblo and coblo ofilco thero

Two of tho torpedoboats of tho Im-perial

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Chinoso Navy iavo boon turneduvur iu iuo revolutionists uy tnoircrows who havo joinod with thorn

TJio revolutionary government iseffective in Itnntlintr nnlnr Sn fhn olttr

iThoy havo obtained possession of thojiunuer inciory ana gunmmts In portnnd havo distributed 10000 Mauserrifles among their followers

Dr Sun Yat Sen EosignsSAN FItANOISCO November C Itis rumorod in this city among tho mem-

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of tho Young China Party thatDr Bun Yat Son has refused to accopttho offer of tlio prosidonoy of tho nowOhltjeso Hepublly It is also statedthat ho has resigned or intonds toresign tho leadership nt tho Chinosojunta in tho United States

Shanghai Polico Aid ttobolaSpocial Cable to tho Sun Chung I

i Kwoqk Bo tSHANGHAI Novombor 4 This city

is now complotely held by tho revolu-tionists

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who first atfcackod at sixoclock- - on tho ovening of ThursdayThe cntraneo of thn rni nlntinnttthe signal of rovolt among tho residentsuj wu juiaeso quarters too city policent onco joining tho invaders Tho orsonal was nttneknd hut fhn mnlurepulsed tho polico and troops Thorevolutionists thon turned tholr atten ¬

tion to the local court buildings burn ¬

ing thesoLieu Yen Youk the Taotal of Shang

hni sought rofugo in tho British concessidn

Tho Bamo dnv Thnntrlnv Trperinls began to shell tho city of HaayuuK near iinnKow Moro tnnu haltthe city is In ruins from tho Bholl flroand tho conflauratinn that lirnVn nutas a result

Oitlzons JJofloYestorday tho revolutionists resumed

tholr attack unon thn nrannnl Imrn nslsted by a largo force of citizen volun- -

k uio was Bopio onK sKirmisnlup before tho arsenal garrison sur-rendered

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EXTRAORDINARY SESSIONOF LEGISLATURE CALLED

8A0BAMHNT0 California Novqinbur 4An oxtraorillnnry sesilon of thoCalifornia Irglslatiiro litis boon calledfor Novombor 7 in jilcn of Hie proposed nxtra somiioii tlmt was to bcalled on Prcembur 0

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riJIST MOVE IN NATIONAL CAMPAIGN

Tho iurilon of the wleollon of delegates ftotn this Territory lo tbo two

national oonontlon will noon be ui for settlement his will bo one of tho

inlltlenl minor sensations Another bIiViuM it bo decided to Onll tho legislatureIfi sriccUl ussion to eomldor health mnttors vfbieh will probably bo In Jan ¬

uary If not sooner will bo the election In Oahu of a senator to All tho un-

completed toim of tho Into Senator Moororim nirtinn nf iiMronti n to tho nalionnlconvcntiona will conio first Al

ready tho two untlonnl communities hnvo fixed their days for assembling ntWanitiiiritin Tim liniiuhlleiin national committee cornea December 12 at too

Willnnl Hotel nnd tho Democratic national comtnlttco Dcccmbor 8 nt tho Bhoro

bam Hotol up tho street Thcso are tho aanio rtfspoctlvo mooting places as tho

committees ehbsa four ynra ago Tho meetings nro tho first official nets In

starling tho big campaigns oven though thousands of men in tho different3tatos may havoboon up nnd doing on tho business of olcctlng a Presidentmonths boforu

Possibly tho national committees nro not mirh influcnllal fnetorii as thoywere olghV or twelve yearn ago Many of thoir members aro men of littlereputation boyond tho boundaries of thoir own Blates But tho mcotiag of

the-- committees this yoar qulto as much an over promises to call to Washing

ton a groat company of political sachomft Tho agroemdnt upon convention

cities generally follows spfrltod contests Tho claims of rival cities the olo

qnent descriptions of auditorium railroad facilities hotel accommodations and

opportunities for cntortainment to pay nothing of tho hnnglng up of nurses

make a nlcturosnuo hurlyburlyThoro is always a lot of wirepulling for advantage in thin and that at

those commltteo meetings Somo of it if not all of it amount to but HtUo

bat tho experts got their hands in for tho larger tasks ahead Then tho com-

mitted meetings inspire ircah intorost In rresldent maklng out through tho

country Tho great mass1 of tho pcoplo decline to beliovo that tho campaign

is roally begun till after the committees have met and adjournedTho dominant Intorost in both committee mcetingnext montb will ap-

parently bo ovor tho presidential primary lreenmably thero will bo opposition

in both eommittocs to such a primary but it is a fair guess that the Democratic

call for tho oloction of delegates to tho national convention will proVldo fortho primaries wherever the local organizations want them It is equally

certain that tho Itepublican committeo mUBt rccognizo tho proHidentinl primaryin aomo measure Tho committee must word its call for tho olection of con-

vention

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dolcgatcs so ns to admit delegates as duly qualified that come from

States whoro presidential primaries hnvo boon authorised by Stnto laws OregonWisconsin New Jersey and two or tbroo othor States hnvo these laws

liut tho interesting part with tho Republican commltteo will come oortho question whether purely party primaries for the selection and instructionof defegatos to tho convention shall ho authorized or encouraged Neithercommltteo will hnrdly go to tho extent of making such primaries obligatory

A Very important duty of n national committoont those quadrennial meet ¬

ings is tho selection of a small subcommittee to hnvo charge of the couventionarrangements This subcommittee has authority over tho preparations in thoauditorium and ovor a thousand matters of detail that would not occur to thoaverage inan But after all the subcommittee has largo powers that maketbt tho success ofn national contention as well as for the comfort and satisfaction

of tho many tens of thousands that throng Vr contention city Whtlo aprovidential candidate ih- - being nominated The management of a nationaleonvontioh is really airvcry largo undertaking iud much depends upon tho

election of tactful andcapablo mon for tho taskCities do not contond as fiercoly for tno honor of ontcrtainlhg a national

-- Manvcntlan nowadavavvItihaVtbeconie an old itorylo most of the nvatlablomunicipalities Tboro are onlyabont a half dozen ofthoso Chicago St Louis

St Paul Donvor jCansps City and Pittsburgh Ghicago- - and St Louis havobeen tho two great national convention cities of recent years Tho boomersat eastern cities aro well aware that tho preference is for more central localitiesMany years ago Baltimoro was a national convention city much favored byboth parties Thero is more or less sentiment in the campaign that Baltimoroana aro making to obtain tho Democratic convention next year Philadelphiacares little Or nbthing about haying a nntionnl convention within its confinesalthough it handled admirably tho convention of 1000 that renominated Mc- -

Kinley Now York never makos any effort to obtain either of the conventionsThe Democratic commlttoo mooting will bo closely observed for indications

of tho Wilson Clark and Hnrmon strength Many little things will probablyhanncn Which be found other

will at meeting anys ktuisignificant of tho fortunes of any candidate Iola of tbo committeemenwill probably be attemptod but tbeso will hardly bq moro straws and cannot bo accepted as at all conclusive The Itepublican committee is stronglypro Taft and insurgents will have little influence ovor its deliberations

HONOLULU IB ON THE JOB

It is extremely gratifying noto the evidences of cooperation throughoutcity on tho part of householders with health authorities In very many

instances tho axe is being freely applied to clear out yards of superfluous trepsand vines whilo houso premises are being scrutinized for possiblo mosquitobreeding spots never before Many are working to leave nothingabout thoir places for tho sanitary inspectors and tho mosquito squadto- - d while others aro only awaiting tbo word outlining what must bo doneito do it- - i

This is as should bo Thoro should be nb need ef compulsion at thistimo among people of average intelligence A small number of citizens tbomembers of the citizens committee and their chief workers havo optheir private business almost in order that they may perform theduties placed upon their shoulders by tho other residents the city dutiesmude necessary through tho urgency of tlTd occasion When men of largoaffairs eel the necessities of the health situation Jemaud that thoy uaerl- -

flee their time apd give freely of their money certainly the Jeast theof us can do is to give a little of oqr time and sacrifice a little of tho boautiosof our gardons especially as each ono of us men women and children in

personally interested in this cbnlpalgn to make ilonolulu mosquito free nndyellow fovor

There nro tq our ehame be said n surprisingly large number of presum-ably intelligcn who are playing tho superior part of critics and of dis ¬

paragers of the activities of the majority in their class These nro tbo oneswho without having the slightest eluuiro to know what hey uro talking aboutannounce their conviction that there no yellow fever Its only dengueThese are tbo ones who announce what they will do if any blanked boardof health man comes poking around my yard and who read of the plans ofthn citlreim committee only to see what ebftnets there are to land a jobttomo ofthrtn arc pt ha prevent time sharpening a knife for the board ofhealth president because he dared fire citizen laborers with votes nnd repinetjiVinwlti Jupaneiv when the voters only exercised their prerogative

Srtmu nnd Mrvek on work thnt admitted of no delHJ- -

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DnVKtOP tOOAIi BUVJAR INDU8TRT riRETt lie itateftnen of the UtiltH Blutwl sheuld eV lo dsvetap lie

Jowwlle MigBf Induilrv until the niry will be U latUtiBglatMi nitteief Jj fil r theiiplnlen of Ujb Aele gt 1amtry t OhleiKO T

dlitMng thk In ih jlght ef tho ngllatlon for a eut li the tiitllT that puhllAlton rtyt

If It were generally BawJtl pbat extent prlfM are lbflUented at thetime when our dantewttle Mights ntejhrown upon the mnrJtj H appears logicalto believe that the American peeplo would vote unanimously for trie tnninto

natie tif the otlsllng tariff until a sufficient iftimbbf of beet arid eanb sugarfactorial are eelalilUhed In the United States to supply all onr veedi

If It wcro not for the domestic beet and cane crop being1 placed on thotiiaVet during the months of September nnd October tho Amorlcun refinerwould haVo been obliged to sell his sugar lit almost 10 cent n pound to thewholesaler This prlco hal been checked by vtho certainty of tbo domcitlc beetcrop nnd tho Louisiana cano crop1 coming Into the market Tbo entire outputof domestic beet sugar the month of October has bo6n told at Vj teniaa pound which is IVi cents loss per pound thnn tho locst price nt which

enstern rcfinors nro offering granulated sugar made from imported raw

Moreover tho Louisiana cano crop of raw sugar which eomes on themarket tho latter part of October or 1st of November has boon Bold in largo

quantities nt from C to 5Vi eonts por poundfor dfcllvcfy In tho month ofNovcmbor Prom this source of raw supplies tho eastern roflner will be able

to got raw Bugar for November snoltiiigs at lV conts per pound lew than he

could buy foreign Thus tho domestic and cno crops hnve not

only blocked tho riBO in tho prico of sugar in tho United States but thoy

hve actually supplied tho markot for tho fall months nt Vi cont a pound orbetter below the prico that tho consumer would be obliged te paj for sugarmade from imported raws

Tbo domestic beet and cano crops wived tho sugar situation nnd this factis admitted by the organ of thorolinors

It Is a gratifying fact thnt the sugars from domestic sourees wore

sufficient to tide us ovor until tho Cubnh crop comes alongIn connection with tho above a most significant admission appears in

a recent issuo of Willet 4 Gray a Weekly Statistical Sugnr Trade JournalIt saye

llnd tho United States been entirely Independent of worlds pricesduring August to November as they would bu with i doubling of burpresent domestic cano and beet production tlio percentage of rinein both raws And roflncd Jn the United Ktntcs would hne brcn muchless thnn 47 por cont while the rise in tho UnitedKingdom wouldhnveremained at 707 por cent

This year is an object lesson on the value iniportnnco ofpromoting our domestic sugar industries to double tho present amountbefore considering the reduction of dutirH on sugar

When oven tho organ of the refiners which ilo not really produceono pound of sugar but simplj convert raw sugars into refined Is

willing to admit that as a mattnr nf coonomie policy it would- - be wiseto prodnco a larger amount iif tho sugar for our own needB at homo ituppenrtf to bo high time for tljo Amirienn people to walvo up to arealization of the fact that with proper encouragement and adequateprotection the bppt and cano ilugar Industries of the UnitodcStatcscan bo stimulated and built up so that in a wry few jenrs wc canproduce upon our own fcoil all tbp Mignr Hint we requiro and becomeabsolutely independent of foreigp producers nnd speculators

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DETEEMINED IO TAKE NO SINGLE CHANCE

Such excellont work has beoh aricompllBbcd by the board of health backedby thn citizens committee and the rihjsiciane of this city both official andCivilian that tberd is bVrry hope1 the danger tor this city has been stampeduut Nevertheless it is dot worth whio taking a single chance and accord-

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to tho orders given yesterday1 none jure going to be taken The possiblyInfected district in tho Old Kalibi Camp ban been segregated tonk barbedWires with a company 6T the Na fionWjJ Guard of Hawaii to see that no persongctSbehindit or if any should tbstjjuftdoQttfgct vut again in a Thosrerabera othe guard hUvto been gifeo orders to sjhoot uponiOccksiorr shouldany quarantine breaker ifeck fb elildethenir It may depend on thonatienal

now tt provent any sxrrhad xk tho diseaseXon commibbioncd officers of the regular army aro also Von tho

and will take charge today in their juirion districts all under tho direct com ¬

mand of Doctor Curriejalso of the fedofaf service And what is going tobe douu to tho mosquitoes and their breeding places within the next few dajswill go down in tho sanitary history of tho country as showing what Honotulu can roally jlo when aroused

Meanwhile thero U absolutely no rcnuon for nnjono to become undulyalarmed at this time Snen precautions hae been npd are now being takenas reduced any chance of ji jellow- - ifewr epidemie to a minimum iut that

on to hani conversation and comment in thnt jocard It is I minimum must be provided for nnd should it that cases ofexceedingly doubttul liowovor nnytlung liappon tlio ne niBcnse ueveiop unin inp ncxi row more strenuous action win

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wnutnerbo taken to stamp out I

At presont thero no quarmtinjo of the port in forco and none is necessary thanks to tho quick action ofi ha board of health Nnturally we allhojio that thoro may novcr be any neeosHity for such drastic action Oneway ofprovonting this city receivings hard blow Jo her commerce gnd prosperity for every citizen however rrarnblo ho niuj bef to cooperate with thq

immmi inmimmmiinni Il

men and officials who are duiag thirijja and at least sec thnt their own premisesarc freo from any wigglers places whero the mosquito might breed

MAKE irivUNANIMOUa

Thoro a very good bit of advico for three who spend tbo presenttime running down idle rumor concerning tho present pocessity for a mos-

quito campaign and who wag their rjaws and look wise ovor the reports ofnow cases in circulation The advice is Porgct it This is no time

either to clrculato silly reports tctliston to the Wisacrcs - This io tbe timeto get busy nround your own homo pndirtrarwnv15lock floihgTyofir littlebit towards making Honolulu a spot fotr tbo promotion committee to ndvertiso

Mosquito PreoLet forget Vhupoko what ovor his name is and fasten pur atten-

tion¬

on tho mosquitpca Thoso who know wbbt tbeV nro talking about tellthat Ilonolulu was in gwve danger a week ago and is still Tunning a risklong we allow the daylight off us Let that satisfybecause nftor all tbo main point juBt now is mosquitoes Ilonolulu has

to get rid of tho mosquitoes whether a quarantine gunrd Iras has not putin dnngor 4

And wbllo we are at let us make tho job n thorough one Supposingwe do have to lose u pet bannna tree two Let go and bo glad to boablo to do that little somothing for the gfnornl good If wo are told to punebholes Ju the house gutters be glad of tbo ebnnco to demonstrnto patriotismto that extent Jo who dodges Inspection now and bides what should boopen to the inspectors view Is not tsmnrt ho Is only a foql Do not getin thnt class It is big enough alrnady

If you dont IIHo tbe way thingitAro being done do them anyhow Wehave only long to rid tho city of jrnosquitoe and thoro will be uTloog timeafterwards to kick ahqut things if we are not pleased at tho result thatwo will forget pur kicks when tbe afterwards arrives

What Honolulu ii doing now Joidho bring ns return in roinfort ssoof mind legitimate advertising and Hhe right to feel prouij bffeurejve foraomg uxaciiy iiio rijjui luitig aua ininuniraung tq worja ai isrgu iuuvHonolulu nine to rim to thu emrriwiy be ytitt twa

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Republican Committees Plain

Answer Jo theCharges of

tho Dolcgatc

From Sundays Advertiser

PilBSIDBNT WashingtonIfepubllean Territorial Kxccti

tlvo Committee unanimouslyurges reappointment UovornorPrear

COOPKIl Chairman

In language plain nnd to the pointthe members of the executive commlt-

teo of thn Torrltorlat lopubllcan Commltteo have unanimously ondorscd thowork of Oovernor Frear during his fouryears of ofllco nnd have cabled thealovo request to Presidoiit Taft thatho give llawalt fnnr years rnorct offroar ndministratlon This action wastnken yestorav morning those presentnt thp mccfitaKbojrig Chairman Cooperrfecratary Jumel Ii0ri C L CrabbohnldinglhiSprpiy of Carl bmitb offlnwuii W H Hoogs It I Auld aU

t llinmJThonipson holding tho proxy ofIon tsrSrtlbf Kauijl Kolilnolof

Vfaui nndOorgo Wtftt of Kobala Wereho twVJflemlers of the committee not

tnf Mjii urrjjiroeniicuiTho fifelinftvvcsterdav Was tmllda for

ihi ovprexs MUJ pnse of having tJiCommitteev1ii3bjr frcwd regarding itlwgovninihitu nftrTie mttter of the en- -

lorscmerit had I ech dlwnsseil fbr someweehs YesterHVa ncllon had Aboutt nntbinc of a snip judgment

The itesoIutJoTThe iidornnntnt nf paseil nnnni

monsly e tcji nnrnber Votingayti on theArid roHeall Tho ivotion to endorsevis prttuntod ljv MV H Hoogs and

rili d bv Wflllnm Thompson ns folilows

Whirtns the term of office forwhieb Oovornor Valtor K Frearwas appoihted expires tin the sev-enteenth

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of December next andWhireas tho last Hepnblicnn

territorial ronv cntion recorded withpride Its endorsement of his vigiorons apdw successful administra-tion

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and tho results therebyaeaoinplishrd for tho welfare othe Territory and

Whorpa ty vjew of the foqtinued cvecUcnt record pf Walter PProar tis Obvbrnor 6f this Toh-i-

toryt nrd bhllevlng that the betinterests of-- the Territory anjl ofthe Tfepnlillearf party therein so re-quire now therefore

Ho it resolved that the executivecommitteo of tho Itepublican Tcrrl- -

torial Central Comnfitte do nowagain endorse his administrationand

lisolvd that tho Prosldont ofv thjfl United BtnWbe hnd horcby ist eirnestlvtreqilstcdtoireftppoint thf

saldirWnlter P Prear asi Governorof this Territory upon the expira ¬

tion of hisprnbcnt tormpf officeand

Hosolved that copies of thisresolution be Ffint to tho Presidentih fiovprnor nf this Territory ourDelegate to Congrffta and to ourNational Committeeman

Beview of Prear EeglraeIn seconding this resolution Mr

Thompson took occasion to review thowork accomplished by tho party dur-ing tha Pronr administration for muchOf which be declared tho credit be ¬

longed to thp Governor Mr Tbompon said

One 5 ear rigo delegates elected bythe Itepublican party from everyprecinct in- - the Territory assembled inconvention in Honolulu nnd theroglorying in the reeitil of achievementand in the record of constructive statesmanship and in tbe resulting prosperityendorsed with onthusinsnf tbe vigorousand successful administration of Governor Prear and proelnimed that theyTvpre proud Qf the results accomplishedtorque weirateiof the Territory Ourcommittee created by these same dele-gates is naked at this time toTenow itsendorsement of our Governor

The burning issues of the cam-paign

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of 1910 bind and immigrationwere so met and handled by GovernorPrenr who actively participated in fhocampaign that thov Itepublican partythrourxh bis leadership and effort aand

Ubrougb tbo i efforts of-- others wasbrought ot of gloom tc glorious success

There has Treen no - more activeJogislnture thanthatof 1011 It didreal live work from tho beginning tothe end of the session Its work Wasfully prepared for iU Tho finances- - oftho Territory wore clearly worked outfor it tbe objects of the Itepublicanparty were reduced to bills ready forsubmission

Homestead EncouragementIn land matters Governor Prear

bus devoted overy effort to small homo- -

Bteadlng Tbe land laws were amendedby congress so as to get that part oftho question into good shape tbesoaniendrpents having been ananimouslyendorse iy the legislature in specialpension Itcpubllenns and DemocratsnJIke voting for tbem Tbo amendments were drafted by tbe GovernorIiaruo arnw of land have alneo been

ljurvoyed nnd Cut Jnt6 Iptw Mouy ofineso uave nircaoy peen anvf maeii armtaken and other wfll soon bo adverttied how remain the industrial conditions which make small boijientendlngdinicull On tbla aubjen owil a onlininlgratldn Dovrrnor Vreer baa iitidesvrry ior anti sua pinjjc prorrlfgvLyn boa mn wade usder the torritorlal bwd fiflwljrutlnu fer jeokIbM ttt tie welfarn buth of Itaaji

i m1 8J IfMHIl A HarkUllfti KVMOBHit mj vhw i mmeji Bcwstwi MMnMwamemntm tym mm Mm mMkM Humff dm mr hum m4eil UmHM v f4M imt

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MLtiLMfeli iWIIflpsay aaajpiBapi jQmliS mi Tern

tT tUm rtlMivrtt l iWrPfiMSm nt Fmttm I8 1kIHaMtailnn iaKNNNrte tfi wm ittital Us tntiat tbflrM i ft

jrWNr Mlfetot rfiei titMwiir I ummth iwigrshu inHfc effef fHUrtH1 Artel tMa ntry Ih0 an AMerteea eetmiinhily

A SM HoeaMlwuaetefHHf Frear Rwd MepnIHait

Jih h tappertM toil wrrW hi Uimbllean alleles He hsi dene all inhi pser to mnbe4h llepnbilriut parlywhat it It today nnd that has not betaIneenidernbla Tho Itepubllean nartrcan Bill point with pride to tho rccotilof aelilovemonls slrfeo its endoreementof blm In the last party platform Tholegislature of 1011 aeeorded blm bearlysupport lor the present health lawahe Is In largo part responsible Thosession laws of 1011 are an intlox ofttio aotiloveuionts of the ItcDublleanparty under liis ndmlniitration Thotreasury balance Is another Tho newschool law placing tho public schoolvauni on nn auequnio outomatht flnnqelnl basis for tho first llmo in Ithistory tljo now loan the various boltroad nnd wharves commissions thermarketing department tho tax systemtho 6xtensloir of resp6nlbilltv to ceunties the fixing of responsibility ofpublic officials the Collogo of Hawaiithe Library of nnwaii the ncw boardof health laws topogrnphic and bydroRTapble Surveys Caucasian iramlgrntion public works wharves harborswater nnd sewer works better enforce-ment of liquor Taws Imprpvomont ofcloetion laws nnd economy In tho GreatHcgTster of Vdters tho campaignngaimjt tubrrculosls tlvo improromontn court jtroeaduro the placing of terri-

torial¬

londs at favorable flpurca aroamong tlio many other matters accom-plished

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bv tho Bopubliean party sinceits last Territorial Convention and towhich tho nnrtv in mint nrlthng pritlo nhd satisfarfion All of thisin lnen necinmollBhed nniTnT ffi aiistration of Oovornor Prear

Itesnlts stieb as these command therrsneet and admiration oT tho thinkingmen of this community and this Torrl-ton- -

is to bo eon grit nla ted unon bavlnrrn mnn so eminentlv- - flltmT nnJZthe Governors ehalr

Chairman Coopers StatementWe have donn what we believe is

for tho best interest of trip Territoryns vvoll ns of tbo party said Chair-man

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Cooper discuBsing the commltteo saelion after tho meeting Wo havocarefully considered this matter andhave neted in the light of knowledgeler tirod from all sides Certainly wobelieve thnr this Is a question of thop i tmt th3 committee cannotsfraddlo

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Are the Statements of Honolulu Oltleeria Not More Beltablo Than

Those of Utter StraagerarThis is a vital questionIt is fraught wUJi interest to ITono-lul-

Jt permits of only ouo answerIt cannot bb evaded or ignorodA Honolulu citizen speaks boreSpoaksfor tbo waifaro of Honolulu

- A statementcitizon is roliabloAn utter stfangisrV doubtfulHome proof isctho best proftfiJames tiL Armstrong Nuuanu Val

loy Honolulu Hawaii says I wasa sufferer from kidaoy troublo forthree yqarA and Doans Backache Kidnoy Pills completely curpd me I havehad no return attacks of tho complaintduring tbp past war I cannot recom- -

luiend this remedy too highlyllnni u TlonL nhl Trll TIlf- -w IfUbniltHD J1IUUU JL IN iifO

sold by all druggists nnd storekeepersat 50 contB por box bIx boxos 250or will be mailed on receipt of nnceby tho IJolIister Drug Co Honoluluwnoicsaio agents lor tno iiawauaa Is ¬

landsltomember tho name Doans and

take us substitutet-- r

LITTLE GIRL

BOUilN CHAINS

Mail Special To Tho AdvertisorW A1LU1CU Maui Novomber 3

Sheriff CroWoll was cjifleJ over to Ulu- -

case of cruelty to a little child and returned in tno atternoon A native bythe namo of George Auoekoolani badbeen deserted by his inamorata but ahahad left bobind her little girl aged nineyears Perhaps she had jromiaed toreturn and her norf appearanco vrbenexpected ptirrod the anar Qf Auaokoolani and ho proceeded tovont biswrath oajthff helpless child

Wien found by the Sheriff the girlwascliained up and Ibsucb n alatCLOfabjeet fear that she wai uuablHtoanswer or express herself irttojligontly The back of the little nlrlVna amass of bruises and cuts aSlfnwdewitn spurs ana thoro wore Several putson tbo back of her head The sheriffuna we cmiaTemovea to the Maluianthospital for modical trcatmopt and

nccd Auackoolani under arrest Intlio eyes ox tho law howevor it Is pim-ply

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a caso of assault arid battery andIn spite of the brutnllty Of It thp pen- -

nltyltt a year In jofl or 100 flno- -- -

FORMErJ AMBASSADOR

T0UNITEP STATES

Pohtlnucd from pnjre DnePeklngEeported paptored

Hpeelal Cables to Uberty NewsMOKflKONU November OPeklng

raptured Itegent nbseonded PrinceMing arretted

BAN FJIANUJHCO November 0Tbll morning a ruble tow Tlentilnreport Poking eapturJi TimJ 71Prlnife Hegeutfledi Print Hlng madeprisoner All Clielihlapg aqj CVangataken Haiieeliow flovfirnnr einturrd

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REGULARS AND MILITIA ONDUTY IN MOSQUITO FIGHT

Campaign Under Way for the Elimination of

Honolulus Only Pest Quarantine

Guard Has Orders to Shoot

DISTRICT LIEUTENANTS NtfW IN CHARGE

Mondays Advertiser

The job done by the board of health at Kallhl Damp has boom

better done than any which I have ovor heard of anywhere DrCarl Tlamus Chief quarantine officer

Wo will be able to do theso things bettor in Honolulu than Irt

Hew Orleans whore the community spirit U not so cloto as it 1b heroDr D H Currie in charge of enmpaiga

Tbo last nf tho difficult preliminarywotk of thb antlmoBqulto campaign

was finished yesterday afternoon bythrpo oclock by which time fortyoiglit mon drawn from among tho non ¬

commissioned officers of tho army andnavy wore hnrd at Work sizing up theJhjtrlctB which hao boon allotted totheni to clean within tho next ninetydays

it now Tbinaipp to get the mnehlno

running smoothly tho kind of suppliesneeded In orteh district nbted down andtbo other dotails attonded to and thonlachino will taTtd care of both itselfand tho mosquitoes

tho mon from tho marine camp andFort Bhaftcr nnd other organisationsnear Honolulu were on harfd promptlyyesterday morning at ton oclock in j

tho now offices of tho citizens com ¬

mittee in tho judiciary buildingThrough a hitch in tho arrangementsat Iroilehua the delegation from that I

post did not nppcar on tho morning

train and woo aftorwards brought inby a special train shortly beforo two

oclock Insido of an hoar they hadboon enrolled and commissioned andhad been sent in automobiles to theirrespective districts

Ton or twelve autos several of themBiippliod by members of Ibo committeewetei onUand during the day manyof them appearing i tho morning sev-

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hours ahead of the time they hadbeen called All wero privatolars Bytwelvb oclock --two of tho apanasor districts had been fully manned Withthe lieutenants and overseers and allwere on their job

Arthur Spencer received tho appoint-ment

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as tbo special lieutenant wbxwill have charge of a headquartersBnngriQf tWOrkmfsnyand who--wil- l actin a --way ns Doctor Curriqs adjutnit

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InfantryCommand Quarantine Guard

MeetsAfter the oversoers had

out for their districts whichabout eleven oclock the citizens committoe units which hadbusy mprning for their regulardaily pcesiop taking about the onlydetail campaign not yet settledthat tho removal tho garbsge

Before that question enmo how-ever Mr Pock moved officers

committee wait upon jointcommittee the chamberand merchants association discussthe plans and tho and means

8upcryiBars McCJean Murray Kruandnftcrwafds Amann present

ttie meeting city cavingtecredto assist tho garbago matter

uwing io wo ox BUpcrvjB0 rB d charUo

0t Vrtoent held withrespect the larger distnets Saturday afternoondlVlMSMWhSenbLM tho head laidwill beforo tho 1 this matterbtapolt80 six

j taSSS XJiVamU spokesman town tho timeUiat

aaucus little mnrkfldApana No 3 The government nurs

Apana No Old Mills was finally decided that best wayChaplain lane would press dirt cars

Apana No Bates and Nuuanu whtch becn carrying quarriedavenue te oyer tho Upes tho n R

Apana No 0 Kamehamoha Schools T i Ii into service fhoy pickSnnntnr Tndd who nnnolnted tho xefuso given points nnd convoy

committee to arranee for dis- - it the wharves where it willtrict headquarters has secured some dumped into scows towed out

tho old election booths for this and dumpedthese tho lieutenants will Superintendent Public Works

have their offices and hero the district Campbell will assist committeeoversoers will roport the making arrangement for tho

turn reporting the central 6fflcos Kaimuki rcSiaeritBledbyThe wajjes was miiUUUtUtiai UlATUii JVtU JJUKUUi bUUU bAUHpociai

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shrt address describing for making Iramtedmtothojrdutjcs announcing report board health

work committee conditions nocdingNothing however will attention mosquito must

work unless each one seven earnestapana district leaders each matter community

eight precinct vvorseers your immediate helpyou men particularly

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A STTOET BOKNECnrnvan from iTliibeji resting in s city street

orders were issued yetcrday assigning thaiolloiug to tno uotaenment

Scrccants ChiHcs P QilHlnnd FranKanac David Ntilinolcnn CorporalsUnclno Ooorgo Koalnula Lrthco Corpornl Murray Melvtnzio Cook Jacinjtho V llego and Privates Lukcla Kaupiko Alexander C Ilolstein Tames KIConlawntolo Cecil A Royd 1 xlward KrBoyd Wilburt Ayeatliorboo CharlesPupaikau Joseph Kuuhlnu HenryKanunni Mnka Mika John SijiitAlexander Parkl r Kdward M Tonirbyirbnry Aki nnd Knhnle Coekott

JLneso men Jiavo oniers to snoot any

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MORE CITIES CAPTURED BY

CHINESE REVOLUTIONISTS

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ilHUSilCE

FLIES PROTEST

rPaoscngersjvrjlvinghexo

pcrsonattompting to oscapo from tno conurm ino sitngmcr women amilnelosuro whom they aro unable to children the Italian troops thereearcu nnu unuer nn circ imstnnccs 10 -th ctlvft onpuro thopermit any person to -- net out at nil I

if anyone should for unknown reasons Ambassador Asks

SflSntfJSSalSai ASHINOTON NoveUr TU

there will bo able to loao until thol Turkmli ambassador his fllejl n mosttimo of is up cnmhuUwirotest with the btato dc- -

Tliere an oightfoot Jen strand thninftiRainst tho reported Italianbnrb wire fenco around the camp and -inside this n line has been roped oft atrocities perpetrited jn N

within ton foot of tho fence Along lirconchislon tha anbnsEador dothis line tho guardsmon will pntrol con llmnds the United States intertinuonily Thoir camp has boon pitched i eno trtop tlio crueties of tho Uni-on

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tho maukn side of the rntlrpndhnns and to end the unjust warcamp nnd this spot is also in quhran- - f ttine Cnntnin M nnmnrn io in pmn I imnnd and Captain A W Xcoly int- - Tllf Th

of the subsistence departmental inrUntil ndlrnr Ml-- t1ln flia nnlara wiv r F

arc stringent wift be stringently eriforced nnd that tho mon -- will rihootwhenever it is necessary

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an stationed there morninir and r - hAn inevening the Tat revouxon nave r v

of U nlovo nntv Japanese nnd ho alleges that ho was conmal for hp wiV ore the for eieht charainet Ahp veBn I his nllcgcs

to This mak had to Qenernl1 aad he de- -

mar --warto lniect nny otnor mosquito utimet

A telenhnnn linn hfin hAn run M inthe camp the city trie LTrf e iiowing ipeeui apWaIvtirndnll of KnlihlJGamp so thafit Trltl Sk8W 1 row YorKi VW OI

be to se during night as 6 may in this regard bo orthe thus minimizinrr tho imrtltnar lntfirent nt this time

of anyone successfully break- - UTWcbcs from Toklo say that thoing tho linea any time infllentLi nchl Shimbun cuardedlyPan At the Camp urges the Japanese to tako

rV rnoon S te SlSLav7tr Xa X SS hicb is the long established aim

and down strnt tn ihnir ilhM Ot Japan

Th -t- aW-- be two TntSJostation meaning himself acted as on crowded tho I

c ni nu stated sunervisors had I uu Kiiesses aooutT ufuK6t bod aturday niht Mu I This informal narade

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the completion of nine tlnvs of wonder- -

ful work within tho limits ofcamp which the board of health willturn over to tho military morningns clean as it could possibly bo madeas Tegards mosquitoes

Yesterday tho camp presented theappearanco of a cvclono district Ev-ery

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tree thnt had formorlystood therewas represented only by a small sthmptho houses doprived of their littleclamns of irreenorv worn lmrn ni1 fn

TiOBpitnbro nnd tho strips of palm nnu neon pnniea over tneircraeks gavo thnm n raw appearance isif t L10 itSl j m znouneod s lieutenant 50 a teoth vCtoraav nl6minta completely swathed

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POLICY HRS EXCUSE

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ii

and

residents Wailuku cele-

brated¬

birthday thewith parades and

a fireworks

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been torn the crarfs has W V11 or of instrue- -

xut and every possible thing thnt cbnldlI oulur oa uu- -

carted SThe final

awaywas given dl 0Jh In Japan

tho vesterdnv W 8Pa were byi Tiinrmnafwtro pouring out of thorn all

inspection them tobo full of dsad As after thonrstwhether or

with

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JAPANESE FlfiHilS

DOUBLE CELEBRATION

WAIMIKU 3of

torchlight processionslot of

--crf fcof educating

1rnli1B cweration accordingfumigation J08nd processions

and transparopcies toner

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Army Is Atlvaiicirtg Southward

Shanghai Anarchy Is Prevailing in

Peking Slaughter at Hankow

Speetal Oablo to Tho AdVottisor and the ilawali Shinpo

TOKTO November 5 roltpwluff or tho native city of Bnaag

hat tlo rebel has to tho southward swelled by tbofrom Shanghai who aro armed with tho rifles captured in the Imperial arsenalthere

Tho cities of Boochow In tho 1rovlnco of Klangsu and In Ohthklang have fallen boforo tho revolutionary armies which havo in ¬

vested them but no livo been reportedin is ta bo oxtromely chaoUc All

of tho assombly havo resigned and Oen Yuan Bhili liai hasto accopt tho position of

L FunisSUEO BUN OFFICER

Scout Lieutenant Asks Damagesfor Imprisonment in the

Guardhouse

In

stated

wildest

MANILA 5 Tlioodoio ness v

a second lieutenant in the --In ity1 there js chnos Condiscouts whii wna triod hero tioiu aro sttch thatll Tvlll jlced only a

conduct nn of- - word to revoltfiled a suit for 1000 damages -

Will- i 1- 1- n- - 1

tourt Goora a aklMCriof first insfanee1 mUnot the10 assemblythis Atkinson accuses

U toiroral Punston of Uwltjrwi forc0 Utho in Cuartel do xV--

Khii inn and comn nlns that unco hisarrest and especially luno hohasJ been held in close confinement im-

prisoned¬

by the orders General Pun-ston

¬

in excess of tho latter a authoritynnd duty

The complaint states that on May 101011 was placed ia close conflaement tho common vaUs i this city tho native seetionthe Cuartel do plain

statos with 1uit B8jn fighting oflaw and customs of tho service he past dayseery r nt hv ninni n

every The moment tern- - jepon xne ta -pcraturc any Individual Aombarded A warship Pr- -

furthorany reason whatsoever sumaWy Yangtso Kiang Uned days without a

Donaced a and a doctor hn mativ ad aeainst nnmr Atkinsoncalled examine him will that he written Funston

contract rb7 TLZ happen LXV to released accuses the

aand el

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chances

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vogueshouses formed

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and

fondant of then and thoroana witn mauco aroro

to himin with lawthb fdrtieB of theBtateS

tlnims thsf ho was notto trial ten days after his ar-

rest¬

and that thatof law his arrest

he is still In theTen pesos aro askedwith the Jcgnl onand any relief thnt tho courtmay glvo

The of the courtwere

nnd it is that in such oventthe case ends in

the for tho o UlcerTho In the caBO will

bo thnt civil courts havo noover of a mill

tnry nnd thnt onofficer of a can

make to tho ¬

the of men tindorhis

took thoir action towardwhat they their right to travelon nrmy to frqm thoCoast this being nowto but not to themtnem

it j Atno

hhy personathe dead thp beads of de

floor snd more nolso than Hioj will bobus been proved that thej S Jri eloment

near future the comInsects destroyed ty

or subseouPnt fumigation

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recently

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in

since

accordance

wiuuiiynnathought having reloaso

accordancemilitary United

Atkinsonbrought

notwithstandingoperation haaceased

detainedthousand together

interest that amountfurther

findings Atkinsonmartial forwarded

understoodgenerally dismissalsorvico accused

defenseprobably

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Fedoral employes yestorday morningfirst obtainingconsider

andprlvllego granted

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not

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thousands processionDudlhBt

torday

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national

mittee has decided on a planor nction

Tho customspostofilce nnd internnl rovenuowero each nt the meetingbut not judiciary andstation

On the committee vrlll bo a memberfrom each service ef Uncle Bam ¬

sented here and these appointed yestcrdny from thu services woreEdwin llirnier J

eustnmHi WJIIIam postpfllee and lialph Johnstone internalrevenue

TWENTY MEN

IN COLLAPSE OF

AUHUIlr November B

Diiring Hid a railrfisil lirJilgp on a lirwuch line near low

thp lulju espedIwpnly wrKweii wpra InirW no beravinp ah h md iwurp ur im IbIijmoii uf tlwrn

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Poking la now a etato of anarchyand without a to keep

Thousands Killed At Hankow

By PressPK1UNQ Novombor 0 It is now

thnt live thousands parsons havoboon killed tin fighting

around and in Itnnkow Thodisorder prevails at Blanfa in

tho Provihcu of Blmnsi nnd reports arothnt throughont the province is

i ureal unrest and considorabta lawless- -

Etn

Philippinefor linhocomlng create a

flcorj Support111in tho

Gen- -W

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of

under

0--Tones

Assombly

unlawfully imprisoningguardhouse

pecied tho Belgianloan to continue itsTho Of taxes in tnohas stopped

Will911 AJ MAI 0 Order

in gunrdhousoin Kspana Thetiff that ia Cr tho

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unlawfully

the governing

guardhouse

to Washington

present

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representedexperiment

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on

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Associated

materializationmilitary operations

collection provincespractically

Recognize RepublicNovembor

thei0I1B

Governor Pink Shu head of localChineso mlministrntion has announcedthat he will recognize Han Ropnb- -He i

righting All Nhfc At SoochowAMOY November fl Native reports

received here aro id tbo offoqt that thoimperial troops nnd revolutionists arofightlng at SoocupWBfld tbaMko-flght-lu- g

has koprnpalf nightCelobrato Victories

9AN FKANClSCO Woveniber cwasa day for tho local Chlnojoyesterday and throo thonsapfl of thosesympathizing with tho revolutionists anChina paraded in celebration of thorebel successes

ovoning was held a mon-ster

¬

banquet in Chinatown whoro thoprominent leaders bf tho Chinaparty congratulated their countrymenon tho prospects of a China frco of theMancbu domination

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IS Ifl SIEHTiF

HIS FINAL GOAL

IASADKNA Jiovorabor 6 AviatorC P Itodgera who hab made firstaerial trip across the continent aprizo of 50000 Is insjght of tho Pa-cific

¬

Coast and is expected t arrivehero today -

Arrangements invo been - toglyo tho champiou birdraan a rousing

rsacncp nore in hiscTuhl bo decided hiliade first procession said meeting yesterday a eomtoitwujcouiubiplane and

wuunIt Is

pot there were mos- - li 6Pthelr

0 PPolnted totakothpquesUon upj 000 willtheir several

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17

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iaxestimated that 20

bov present When haallghttf in this city

HlsjoniarlcablotTOcord toNdato ls thocoveting of 4231 miles in his flightnerPss the contlbont from Now iforkin tho tlmo nf 4024 minutes actualflight

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TEBife STATE

VU IABO Noyombor OMcxleanliupdlU pri reported to be operatingwith great buljntw In thu Htate ofDjrnngo and rupenUy havo killedthree njid wouadpd wvoral travelers

The fltlwnii of x Durniiuo Imvu apiualel to tfm oJeral gwunwt forirotpctfon

AVIATOR FQWLER IGAINDELAYED BY ACPIDENT

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Borarthlng to Be Happy I or

Dead Prohibition

All Clot In Line

Allies In Coastwise Tight

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Its an ill wind thnt blows no good und If we hun for it tlie presenthurry to put our lioune llnnlly in order by wiping out the mosquitoes has in

it much room for grntiflentinn The minute it becamo known that this cityfated what tho majority believed to bo a crisis the leaders tjf the city surged

forward and look command The little fry those who appear to bulk so largo

on ordinary occasions wcro jostled asldo while tho men of tie city got busyThe dinky politicians wore struck dumb nt the sight of men coming forwardto contribute time energy brains and money for tho common good withoutquestioning for nny return Tho local orators and spellbinders walked

around with their lower jaws sagging speechless while men with tho truthupon their lips preached the gospel of cleanliness and told of tho need forpreparing onr defenses agninst the most insidious foo that ever menaced thecommunity Organi7ors stood aghast at tho way nmatcura seized tho

points of tho sltuntlon and within four days had launched a campaign calling

for a hundred and fifty thousand dollars and for tlie services for three months

of five hundred menTt is woith while to know that wo havo tho men and the money to grapple

with something even as serious as threatened yellow fover It is encouragingto bo able once agnin to roalire that what has passed for tho past fow yearsfor leadership in public affairs in only tho shadow of it while tho real thingetands back ready to step into tho breach at the first call

To those who have mournfully surveyed tho local political sccno during

the past year tho relief at being ablo to noto the present difTercnco makesup for much that we are facing

v J J J 0

The Bystander takes notico with much lnteret of the attempted resurrec ¬

tion of tho Curtis prohibition bill in congress Some people nocr seem toknow when theyre licked and this is one of tho ises But then it is theexperience of tho Progressives thoso days that everything comes to him who

hollers loud enough nnd keeps persistently nt it until ho becomes such a nuis-

ance¬

that ho is given what ho wants to enable- someone else to havo a chanceOf course 1 wouldnt for a minute insinuate that this sort of thing is donein the legislative halls of this grcnt nations lawmakers yet tbero havo beenbills which were killed dead as tho Arizona recall which havo suddenly boongalvanized into real laws through a little persistence and printors ink So

far as tho prohibition bill for Hawaii is concerned tho peoplo hero have al ¬

ready declared in iro unmistakable torms that they prefer to have tho boozealways with us oven though the prico of funerals has gono up with othorliving expenses and consequently it would ho an outrngo for a congressto foist upon a wet population a bill which would provont them fromacquiring nil tho square face they want at a reasonable price when they can

raise it TJo X dont think tho bill will pass expeeinlly with the Democratsin control and a fine bullet bar running In tho cloakroom

J V

Now that tho official and representative conunitteo of the HepublieanParty has formally indorsed Governor 1rear for reappointment 1 am in hopes

that nil the Bepnblicnns of this Territory will fall in lino and work to makohis second term as his first has been an honor to himself and n benefit tothe Territory as a whole Where some private interests hnvo been disnpipointed where somo ofliee seekers hnvo become disgruntled scores of greaterinterests have prospered and in prospering have helped all while of those who

have a personal difTercnco with the Chief Kxecutivo of the Territory theiropposition can do little to clog the wheels of progress With four jears more

of bumper crops growing industries full tourist steamers nnd Governor Frear j

at the holm tho Territory of Hawaii should bo in a position to benefit in thogreatest degree from tho opening of the Panama Canal in 1013 nrid thoPanama lacific Kxposltion at San Francisco in lOin Its a cuho of gettingtogether and standing there solidly for tho best iutorosta of the entire Tor

ritory and Honolulu as its metropolis

J 5

When Delegnto Kuhio presents his bill in congress this session for a tem

porary suspension of the eoastwiso law ho should bo able to appeal for strong

help to tho congressmen from Oregon and Washington The people of thoso

Btatcs aro commencing to awaken to the fact thnt tho benefits of the PanamaCanal for some jears will bo considerably lessened so far us they aro concernedM I 4 lrtll a 41ifli tln fnn tlnf tukii nrt nrtf Giima nnnnffliUUtU HUilk HIUJ OUU1U UU Miutlu iuv uv w w m bHVn

EfF in the American merchant marine to handlo tho trafficTho Portland Orcgonian in a recent editorial discussing the scarcity of

American bottoms said

Tho prosperity of tho Columbia Valley ports is at stake We must

havo steamers to carry traffic between the Paclfie and Atlantic coast

They can not do business for us at equal rates with other coast porta

unless we have aa abundant supply of good coal at moderate pritealways available The ports of Puget Sound and British Columbiahavo such coal right at their doors Our nearest supply is ot Coos Bay

There is an abundant supply In Alaska waiting to bo uiinod andbrought hero in cargoes Kvcry effort of Oregon and her representa ¬

tives in congress must be turned to securing the passage of laws whichwill unlock this source of supply

Tlie building of enfficient Amoricnn stouinars In time for the open- -

log of the Panama canal is impossible Oregon should seek to com-

bine

¬

the Pacific Coast In favor of admission of foreign built ships toAmerican register or of allowing such ships to Jo a coastwise businessunder a foreign ling The repeated Jefests of the ship subsidy tcbemonhould convince any reasonable man that its adoption is impossible

What Oregon needs is steamer large steamers with freight rates otbedrock if she Is to do her share of business through the canal Thefree ship policy will stcure them for her but In order lo bring aboutthe aduptlun ijf that polity she must o after It 1

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NOT EXACTLY

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MMBlistoMwwiwiiMilli

Small Talks

iStorylftHly i ilnU4 Ifcw 4jW M fWo Mlbt mM f the yclkm IRAHK TMOMrflOX--m- t Mtea wfcitf J IHbiiHft J rem

fm en wfclrh tovtepl frM tJ Mt Wf f tta llimRliniijf Mure and all Ilesolnk and kwM We nwrf tm iH benefit Of tow puWls

the MmseleiHwIew aMlrm f the ftisfl io brake HimintlK W all tar PORTuaUSBB 00N8UI OANAVARRO I MitMir tlmt the IrtUnrMMtlml MtblHK Hrtrf srlm will follow tW ft Read Mre but we can Mt be wm kftfMtt to llH lwe bettered llrtlf eehilUfcw very materially

r RKill later this wik D00TOB PRATTl llifnk mHIUry KHrd le th muwr lo tb KnllhlII Am wtrgewi I see the frtl wiwgj dMpUtywl to tks waller wm HuU0B W m men who art th Jsb ami will stand fr no uon

of etrmng efitlJfBfwwplle peila which have Irlf el llorielalu a oreati0Wft

mure twn Mr eRJWM ItVo fflea f My better half was aroused Itj -- - mAT r w i t n

re tk WU f w1 flBr tBtthM of the whol rrtiQlat Wk wm to try unit O11I ml trWre to mu a iwmmM nuantlty ofcrml oil rllliou Iiarltie to Tnty a lfhrrul of It fut lo flnd owt iho called l

un the boanl of health Mini wa ttM the lwar1 would namily lior with five W T DIUilNOIIAM It hmild ho lmiiroMe1 on tho public that theRRllong to ho uiied In the imwqulto ensipnlgn

How imifh will It eottt elm mhedNot a eent We will deliver Itt wan the nnwor

Siiy rnu ought to have neon n lilGtitil and outhtiInatlc woman Tf the boardhad only really delivered tlmt flvo Itallona 1 aincoruly bellevo there Would havebeen a strong tnioll of onido oil over he whole block and In the yards of niltho nelKhhoiH within n few hours but we or rather she Is still wiitjtng forthat oil to be dclixcrcd When it comes our own yard Is pretty suro tt bowell proteetcd from wrljKler but T hnvo my doubts about all of our neighborsKnthusinKin nml luck of oil in a bad rombinntion However the little womanwent out and bought some kerosene in a big bottle She felt livuud to dosomething

THEEE DEALS AND A SPECIAL1 heard 11 rnther interesting little jam yesterday in regard to a promiucnt

stock broker nnd three dcals-r-mim- in WuialuA stock 1 am not suro thattho story is true in all of its details but it is too gcod to keep even at thatAnyway it is stated that at the session of tho Btock exchange- yesterday flvo

Bharcs of Wainlun was offered at 11250 and-- it wns quickly snapped up thenthe samo broker ofTcrcd five shares niore at tho same price and again it wastaken For the third time lie offered five shares and for the third timo therewas a taker A few minutes inter while talking with one nf the buyers thisbright young broker remarked

Ob by tho way Ill deliver that Pioneer stock to you on Monday- -

Pioneer ejcculnted the purchaser of Wainlun I havent bought anyPioneur stock but jou owe me llvo sbnrcs of Walnlua

Wnialuaf queried the other Well hardly I sold you Pioneer at21JJiO

Not on vour life it was Wnialua at n2noThen there was pilikin A hasty special scsnioa of tho exchange is re

porfed to havo been called and thero was some fun The seller of Wnialuadidnt hnvo a share of this stock in possession nnd his brother brokers tookthe opportunity to offer him some enough to settle his obligations at 120 flatFinally they took pity and permitted him to withdraw tho sales

Isnt that a good oncf

SOUVENIR MOSQUITOES X

Some time ago in this column nttention was called to the leaking faucetsin somu of the public parks and at tlmt time it was- - stated how pools hadbeen formed in the inequalities of the ground where they formed ideal breeding places for tho daylight mosquito whieli prefers clean water to lay hereggs in Since then 1 notice that one place where a leaky pipe had made aminiature swamp has been fixed but in regard to other posts little if anything has boen done to remedy conditions it seems to bo a enso of everybodys business is nobodys- business nnd nothing is done In the caso ofAtkinson Park down in Knkaako I understand there is nn alleged parkkeeperbut ho Keeps himself out of sight more than necessary it seems to mo

Incidentally I have been bothered Ies by mosquitoes this past week thanfor n long time It may bo that soon the sooner the better a nvosquitp willhave become a curiosity in Honolulu proper but I hnvo xnrcpnrcd for that day a

few pressed specimens of the various kinds of littlo buzrers just as a sort ofsouvenir of these strenuous times Whoiknows maybe I have in my collection11 real infected yellow fever mosquito Anyway I find that a mosquito pressesin even better shape than a flower botweem tho leaves of a blank book Youhave to enteh them carefully however so ns not to break off their wings orlogs Tho best way is to givo them a gonlo tap and they will Eort of curlup Then is the timo to spread thein out in the book und slam down tho covertho pressed mosquito will stick to tho page in tho oxact tdinpe iu which the

fine of I the twentycan about if she searches fur by a

to anophelino or culex they come where pewsalso the males from the females although tho former arc much harder to find

OP COURSE THEYLL ID3LP

Well T see that my oung friend the Governor has been again endorsedby tho executive committee of the Hepubliean territorial central committeefor reappointment Governor of this Territory I dont in tho lenstthat Hill Taft bo as pleased as I am that such recognition as ispossible has been given to Brother Waltor for he doscrvesit and thenAlso the members of the committeo showed their good sense in climbing ontothe wagon Of courso it is not to bo supposed thnt action by thecommitter is going to please all of tho Republicans in tho country No manJcould do his duty in such an ofllcoas without somo enemiesHut thero was really need for tho committeo to rub it in

According to tho resolution passed and it is a strong one n copy of ithas been sent to Delognte to Congress Jonah Kuhio Kalaniauaole and to Notionnl Committeeman II IlolBtein That impresses me hnnding lemonto these estimable gcntlemon a political one of course but neverthelesswith a pungent taste to Naturally it is to be expected that ns good Bepnblicaus and high office holders of tho party they will get busy at tho firBt

opportunity and boost for tho reappointment of Governor Walter F FrearPersonally I would bo delighted to assist in tho operation when the Delegate

j nnd President Tuft get togethor in a joint conference to decide upori our nextGoverner

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Why Should We

Thp stato dopnrtment has denied emphatically the report that this country was about torpter into an ontnugllhg foreign alliunee having for itsobject the restoration of tho status quo ante in Chlnu says the New YorkHun This was to bo expected In spite of the fort that wo havo manypeace enthnsintsts wbonppear to think that wherever thore nny trouble in

the world tho United States must tukoa at once as a sort of universalpoliceman

If the Chiueoe hnvo grown tired of the iljiuuty and wnut to set up anotherIf they wunt to substitute a republic for tho empire If they even have a

in the direction of noeinliuuitraoKO that l surely Itis nijbpilys but their own Thnt i In wiy ns long as thoe iii clinrgs

the revolution or It behavo properly keep their peopleliahil mid irotMt nil foreigners and foreign jirojiurly in Die emmlry theysunn lu be

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rEDESTniAN Thanks to Tho Advertisers courtesy and my brlof notea brnnd new stopcock has put end to tho waste from the Punchbowl sprintling hydrant

DOVXBNOB FBEAB Wo lmvn had soma more discussions about tho Waiahole waters I am in hopes that they will soon bo fixed up to tho satisfactionof ov cry body

MAYOtt FEItN I think It is about timo tho loan fund commission hada meeting tlioro is enough to be done nnd I dont understand why thero is nomeeting called

iULTUB TJKOER ilusiness 1b good on tho Gont especially in San Fran-cisco

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and I had a fine trip Los Angeles a hustling city but it will neverbe San Francisco

J WALTEB DOYLE Tho Elks cat came back It must havo read thoadvertisement in Tho Advertiser for it returned very shortly afterward Itpays to advertise

G MANIEOE I saw an autotnobilo so crowdod yesterday that tho drivercramped up in his seat I do not think that thnt is right as the driverwna

might not have proper control of his machine at a critical timeU W BBEOSONS I bad a Chinoso poi manufacturer before tho grand

jury yesterday and if they aro all as dirty ho was it is a wonder we aronot nil dead He wns absolutely tho filthiest person ever saw In my life

E W BREOKONS I think everyone is willing to cpoperato in the mosqnito figbiyimt moat of do not know where to look for mosquitdss or wrig-

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Thero should bo n educational campaign through tho preBS on this pointH F WOOD I have pledged ono dollar a day to the mosquito campaign

fund if there is to be such one and I bcHeve there aro many persons inthe eity who would do tho samo if tho matter was brought to their attention

INSPECTOK T H GIBSON I am in hopes that wo will soon bo able tostart a farm where boys may bo taught in addition to prdinary schoolingbow to become practical cane growers The school I think could bo made selfsupporting H 1

STJPEBENTENDENT OF EDUCATION POPE The now Nonoisenehool dosks have arrived by tho Wilhelmina They were in an oxcollent stateand Bhowed thnt they bad been packed carefully Thoso deskB aro fine piecesof furniture

SENATOR JTJDD Wo need somo way to get rid of banana stalks quicklyas they wont burn in the incinerator until split in smnll pieces Thero willbe largo numbers of these stalks when tho work of clearing out tho town com-

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weekH M AYEES I notico that ono of tho local society writers in telling

about Chinese theater orchestras sajs that In a few hours at most you tiroof the noise A fow hours Thats longer than most of us could live withthe pake niusicnn going it

DOCTOR OTJRBIE There are always knockers in times of opidemic thowisq ones who i laiin thero is no discaso at all In New Orleans after flvo hun ¬

dred had died from yollow ftsvor thero wcro scores who said thoy did not bolieve there wns any fever in the nity

A B GTJSREY JB Now that tho health committee is taking action tohave the town cleaned up and tenants of properties aro compelled to cloan orhave it done for them what about adjoining property covered with weedsInntana and underbrush Such properties aro breeders of mosquitoes

DOCTOR CtTRRIE The campaign to rid Honolulu of mosquitoes will givemany peoplo un opportunity toassist in this work by cutting out weeds andlong grasses and eimotiting op holts in trees where water would rost afterrainy weather thus providing excellent breeding places for mosquitoes

HENRY COBB ADAMS Yes tho Fifth QaValry and the Second Infantryslam catches him or her It is remarkablo how many kinds of mosquitoes one re n sift boys or first time in years I attended a church

catch a place he or them Once pressed it is j service held Chaplain Pruden of the latter regiment Their band is fineeasy distinguish the stegomyia calopus from tho the one When to ICnneohc agnin I hope to attend in the

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has been knocked out and chopped to ribbons What it needs is a thoroughsterilizing and thats what the Pacific Athletic Club is in tho field to do Thoofficials have luit ono idea in mind and that is to clean out the crooks andgive tho honest boxor of which 1 havo no doubt there are many in tho islands

a chanceCHARLES WILDER The plan which is being urged upon the Panama

Pacific Exposition directors by yachtsmen of tho Pacific Coast to send outinvitations to tho yachting clubs of tho world for an international gatheringof sailing craft during tho exposition year seems to be meeting encouragement everywhere I havo no doubt It will bo adopted Attention ia beingcalled to tho Pacific- - Coast as a cruising ground for deep sea sportsmen of theAtlanticCoaStbv the onenlnc of the Panama Canal and nbthincr moro reason- -

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EX CONVICT ATTACKS REV

AUGUST DRAHMS OF HAWAII

Coast Newspaper Allows Serial Writer tp Heap

Abuse on Former Chaplain of

Quentin Facts Disproved

1I1LO Oetobor 3D A sonsntlonnlone might utmost say hysterical Httackhas been mnds In n vorlal running intho Sen Franciteo llullotln on Itcv ADrnhms tlio pastor of thn Vlrst For-eign Church Tho title or tho articleis My Lifo in Prison by DonnMlxwrie a paroled convict and secondtermer Story of His Crime Cnpturoand Conviction and What Ho Saw uudLearned at JSan Qucntln

Tho attack by tho ox convict Is bnsodon no charges for ns a matter of factvery few fucts are cited and whatmight bo o teriucd is of an

nature Such as tho facts arotlioy aro easily roiiitod by Mt Druhms

Tho condition mentioned nbovo wnamentioned by Ir DraliniB last weekwhen a representative of Tho AdvcrUser interviewed in in in regard to thoarticlo in question The attach was mtho main ono on his personality ho saidand therefore a difficult ono to iciuto

Whether I do really look liko a toadand whether I chop off my words in adisagreeable manner as the articlesays is not for me to say but for thosewho know mo to judge said ho

Tho only chnptcr in which what youmight call 1nctB aro mentioned is thatwhich speaks ot a purported funeralcontinued Mr Drahms Tho funeralis roportcd to havo been thnt of Char ¬

lie Bryce a lifo prisoner Now theronever was such a funeral in San Quen-tin

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nor was there over such a pris-oner

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there at all Hero is tho prisonrecord from 1851 until the timo whenI left tho institution and you cannotAnd such a name in it I havo myselflooked it over very carefully It con ¬

tains no such name assuming my reg-

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to bp correctOn the whole all tho Incidents ro ¬

tated in tho funeral which Lowrio de-

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aro a tissue of falsehood ThatI never ofliciated at a funoral with myhat on goes without saying That thoronever was any excitement at nny fu ¬

neral sorvico conducted by mo is nlsoevident as anything of that kind wouldimmediately havo thrown the entireprison in a turmoil and I would havolost my position instantly On tho con-

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tho prisoners alwnyB treated mowith respect and listened to me withattention

Lowrio further charges that in mybook on criminals I say that tho lovoof pets is a common trait with prison-ers

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is in itself evidence of crimiuosityIn my entire book a copy of which isin the Hilo Library I say no suchthing

It seems rather peculiar In thisconnection that this man Lowrio shouldmake such a charge in view of tho factthat X guve him early during his firstterm in San Quentin a beautiful petwhich ho kept through almost his entireterm The man is an ingrato

The record of the man may Interestthose who rend what ho has writtonThis record will show that ho was orig-inally

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sent to San Quentin from south ¬

ern California under a fivo year sen ¬

tence for burglary Ho left prison Feb ¬

ruary 2 1905 but returned again onNovember 13 1906 to Berve a fifteenyear sentence for tho very same crimeho having this timo committed it in i

Alameda I

This ex convict Lowrio is an ablehearty and Btrong mnn well able to doan honest days work if he wanted todo so but ho preferred the life of acriminal

Tho character of tho article showsquite plainly tho nnirpus which lies be-hind it It is explained by tho factthat I once had to report Lowrjo totho warden Ho usurped or rathertried to nsurn tho qfllco of tho chioflibrarian of the prison library by circnlating through the library books whichhe had obtained from tho outside Aschoplain I wns in charge of tho libraryand therefore as it wero responsiblefor the proper conduct thereof To pro-tect

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myself nnd my librarian I had toreport the infraction of the rules ofLowric to tho warden and this ovl- - j

uuifkijr uApjujiis iiis axiimuH againstWf

A SampleA splo of itho Bulletin narrative

followsBut beforo entering into tho recital

of my personal experiences and observations in connection with tbo prisonehnel nnd cimnlflln T mnnf tn nrininnta tow facts that should bo of interestand valuo to so called penologists andcriminologists

I got my initial insight into thesnthings on tho occasion of my firstattendance at religious service whichoccurred ono Sunday during the winterfollowing my arrival

Tho day was cold raw and foffcyand It wiis impossible to keep warm inmo yara uio prisoners worn Huddledtogfthcr liko cattle in a storm andwhen I bo bell rang for services at Poclock tlicriv was a regular stampedeto get into line

The chanel accommodates about600 men when crowded and possiblyCOO comfortably The prison populationIs rlosit to 8000 Jionco tho stampede oncold Hunduys

On tho Hundoy n quritlon finickynnd I were chattering not elmlliiigwith u i lrela of aejualaUoei when thehid rung

Stay fVllers crelgimml Hwfkyituy my 1111 1 a hoi iijAfoj wlifK

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It is only ricceHary to call for thtostlmbny of others who knew himoithor freemen or prisoners to substuutlnto What I nm going to toll Ifthe telling dlscrrdlta me withthmowho nro satisfied to havo their thinkingdone for them by others I cant helpthat

I hnvo mot ninny spiritual Christiansduring my lifo -- I nm morting thornevery day ami I know thoro are agront muny men nnd women in thoworld who hnvo tho capacity to putthemselves In tlw other persons placeto understand nnd fool what the othelrparson understands and feels but thereis no sonso in deluding ourselves withthe idui that every professional Chris-tian has tho Christian spirit

Itovercnd August Drahms certain ¬

ly did not hnvo it Ho stands out likoan ugly toad on a marblo pavement Icannot forgivo him and I honestlybelicvo that his influonco did moro toturn men away from religion than nnyother clement that has ever obtainedwithin tho four walls of San Quontin

One needs but to read his book ThoCriminal to llnd a self indictmentmoro scathing than any facts I canbring to bear

In that book ha dovotcs chapters totho criminal oar tho criminal nosothe criminal head Tn ono place boasserts that ono of tho surest indica-tions

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of criroinosity is tho love ofpets Tho fact that prisoners nro pronoto lavish their attention upon micebirds or cats dogs aro not permittedthus giving oppression to tho yearningthnt- - lies latent in every human breastand bias us find and love some one orsomething more than wo lovo ourselvesho calls crimiaul

lie wns tho chaplain at San Qucntlnfor noarly twenty yoars Each wardentried to oust him but couldnt do bobecauso ho had been a chaplain in thoarmy during tho Civil War and thcto isa law on tho California statuto booksinhibiting tho discharge of such a per-son

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from tho employ off tho Stntowithout a hearing on written charges

Tho man hold sorviecs overy Sundaynnd seldom left thoresorvntion It re ¬

mained for the present Board of PrisonDirectors to solve the problem whichthey did by abolishing the position of

Resident Chaplain ono of tho bestthings they have done

Mr Drahms uscd to locture in thosmaller towns nnd cities about the hayinvariably holding that prisoners worecriminals in all that the word impliesand advocating that they bo reducod toa still lower lover

Work them ho said at ono ofthese lectures Work thorn hard andwork them long and then give themmoro work Make thorn foci that thoyere despicable nnd thnt they havo noplace in the established order of thingsand when thev come out of prison restassured that thoy will not go back forif there is anything a prisoner hates itis work

These are not his exact words butthoy convey just what ho meant ITohad then been a prisoner chaplain forfifteen years and ho was supposed tobe a Christian Naturally a greatmany peoplo believed he knew whnt howns saying nnd that his ideas wcrobased on facts x

Sneh wns tho man thnt Smoky andthe rest of us went to boar preach thntcold winter morning in tho yoar of ourLord 1002 two thousand years afterthe crucifixion of Jesus Christ to savesinners

Arrived at the chapel wo got seatsnenr tho door The benches- - werestraight backed and hard T never hada more nncomfortablo scat in my lifoThe person who planned them knewvpry little nbout human nnntomy

So soon as wo wero seated I lookedtoward the rostrum I saw a weazenedyellow skinned man of about 60 yoarswith hard features nnd wisps of thinstraight hair hanging down giving himthe appearance of wearing a wig

Thats him whispered Smokynudging mo in tho ribs Thats thcelebrated Aucust Drahms onlv thevought a nnmed him December steadof August Jf there wns ever n humanicicle hes it Why hes so coldnoil

Smoky didnt finish the thought ferthe gunrd stntionod in tho nislu closeby had heard his voice and was en-deavoring

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to iocato tho man who wastalkipg It is against the rules to talkin tho clmpel

Tho men wore still filing Into tboplaco and rrowding down tho aisleswhen tho doors wero finally closed alargo number wero shut out Liko aliuga serpent tbo line of striped figuresreversed its motion and crawled backto its hole tho cold cheerless yardTboeo of us who hnd been fortunatoenough to get in worn comparativelywarm though thoro Is no artificialbeat save u small stova In tho cowerreserved a tho chaplains ofllce in thuf Impel Rut in a few minutes thoparked human bodies had lunanatodunoucli warmth to iiuihe It rosy nodwt tStllcd mi run I Mm for tho sorvico

A inlddliwigod man with Irauienatures serving life nrosp beside Ilia

wheezy organ nil Instrument Imugbtby the prisoners tlirinsnlvps llio fltalonmbiHi no irnvJslun for such thing- - notiVitii for library books Thn library isujiIimI by Um prisoners nnd sung

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unnmirta buomi me 1 nltlM myselfH not nnlll the hymn Whs r ml 91t w had Mt law n that I whs ttnkwith a remarkftblu fnet Smokv had

lolnctl In the clwtlna too He had sungm a dfp Imrilone voire tevonantnlvove al th ollivra about na 1 hadnot thmiglt It lnmagrtions al themommil Int s vlien wp sat down I

wnndcrfHlWhpre did you learn thnt hytnu

Smoky f 1 whisporeilin th opllnnnRe he ropnlleft

hrlelly They used f mako us sineour II 1 heads off

There was no opportunity to talkwitli him right than it whs againstthe rule though I felt it was whnt itknown as u psychologies moment1 dotormincd to stny with Smoky uf torwa got outsido and try to lonni somotiling of his early life Tins more I sawof him tho more I felt drawn and themore I roalized that ho wns n lloworwhlrli had been choked hv weeds 1

know his hfo should hnvobeon dilTercut I also knew that it wns going toh different All ho needed wns achance

But nil T hnd folt all the preparationfor tho seed thnt hnd taken plncowithin mo wns ruthlessly banished nmoment later when the chaplain startedto talk As soon as ho oponcd his mouthI folt as if somo one hnd exposed arawnorvo nnd wcro operating upon itwith a horseshoors rasp

I frequently find myself associatingpnrBons I mcot with nuimnls or flowers

Itovcrend August Drahms alwaysreminded mo of n toad I conldat helpit Still thero is noi rancor or Into inmy thought of him He couldnt helpit cither Wo should never condemn amnn for being blind But wo nil knowthnt blindness is an awful thing

Ho read a text from tho scriptureI vo forpottcn whnt it wns nnd then

delivered his discourse He spoko ih rtjerky fashion biting oft his wordssomething liko the final sounds made bvn dog which has been nrouscd ill thenight First tho dog barks loudly andrapidly then with muses flnallv halfheartedly subsiding with feulps nndgrowls and little snarls That was thoway the chnplnins talk impressed me

i snan never lorgot that sermonThero wasp t a word of charity nor a

tono of sympathy in it Wo sat therennd squirmed whllo ho digressed for nmoment to toll us it was for our

good that we wero in prison nndthat it was for our good that webad assembled to hear him say so

After he had finished thero was another hymn not noarly so effective asthe first hnd Boon tho sermon haddeadened response and then the chaplain cniica ior testimony

Quito n number of men respondednnu esmoKy Kept up a running com-mentary

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A fakir A hypocrite Hedsteal th rings off his dead mothersfingers That miys on th sauarc

Hed cut yr troat in a minute fwcro somo or bis expressions as differ-ent men arose

Finally an unprepossessing man witha sensual face got up and talked forten minutes emeny about Himself andhow much better ho felt since tho Lordhad singled him out ns particularlywormy tie unisnca with buttheres ono thing nbovo all others thatIm thankful for Praiso the Lofd Imnot here for stealing

8moy squirmed in his seat andclinched his hands nnd I knew ho wascry much wrought up especially whon

the chaplain nroso and offered a prayerhi wuicji no recommonaca mo lastspeaker in particular to tho watchful ¬

ness and favoritism of tho AlmichtvWhen wo got outsido I took sovoral

broaths of fresh air I was consciousor eonllietine emotions

That Inst man who spoke I ventured as BmoKy and 1 reached thoyard whats he here fort Hothanked Hod he wasnt hero for steal-ing

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Smoky turned so abruptly that Ithought he wns going to hit mc Hiseyps wero flashing nnd his shouldersheaving He spat vigorously and bitoff a chew of tobacco boforo replying

Dyr wnntor know whnt that guyshero frf hn aBked Dyr reallywnnter knowf

Of course that only served to mnkomo more curious

Well Ill tell yr Yon an mo isangels tnilk whito angels nlongside othat stiff All ho did wns fnrot thatth little girl was his owndoughter thats nil An that hatchetfaced grafter gettin up an oskin Almifhty God t singlo thnt kind of nyellor thil outer th herd an save himn reserved sent when we nil bumps offBnhl It thats Christianity thnnk dpiIm nn honrst crook

YOUNG ATTORNEY WEDSSAN FRANCISCO GIRL

A romance begun two year ago ini onHt collego circles wns culminatedyesterday whon N Lono Been thevoung attorney connected with the lgnioflleo of Lorrin Andrews lod MUsMuriel Dawson of Han Francisco toi lie ultnr Tbo ceremony was perform ¬

ed by the Ituv huojinM Kroll ul HtAiidruwn in tho prweneo of the Imuivdlutu relative of tho groom Thevuiiiig ruuplo will mako thoir fuliirohoiuu In this city

Mr Udhii bawiiuii asquultitud withr huihnnd wluls tho latter was at

muling the low school in Han Jnuiie two yur ago Sun frlMidship

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ANOTHER Him- -NSEGT GlPAluN

All Rondy for tho Elimination of

tho MediterraneanFrult FIy

From Safjrdtiys AdvuttlterThr first oflleinl statement nindn by

the ofttcots directing thofruit fly campaign has boon is ¬

sued explaining tho scope and intuitsof the work which Is to bo done Thiscampaign Is also awaiting tho city botlonnl map bolng maao by tho boardof health for its nntl mosqnlto ntitlnuisance work nnd when tiicss nrocompleted flnd tho inspectors havo nnopportunity to fnmilinrlre themselveswith thu routine of reports etc thowork will start at onco Tho innps willbo ready in a few days

Tho stntemeut is as foll6wsA systematic method of reporting

upon fruit trco nnd fruit fly conditionswill not he started until tho completionof tho sectional maps of thu blockswithin tbo nroas covered by tho pro-posed regulations of tho board of agri ¬

culture These working maps cannot becompleted for a fow wcokb As thomaps now being drawn by tho survoydepartment for tho board of hoalluauthorities will show all promises intended to bo inspected for fruit condiixions sections or tlieso maps will uoused by tho fruit fly inspectors ns soonas thoy aro prepared

All premises will bo numbered ontho mnps nnd the inspectors will roport to tho director of tho campaignby number on forms printed for thopurpose Theso forms of repoits willshow nmoiig othor particulars thonames of occupants tho conditions ofpremises ns regards fruit tho approxi-mate number of trees bearing if nnvthe condition of ripeness of tho ffuitif any the area and variety of regeta- -

Mm ie 11 MnllAl 1 11 111w l M V IHUHIUU Ul U1PJIU91UU11of fallen or overripe fruit nnd vegetables whether it bo by garbago carrieror by burning or otherwise etc

Daily SupervisionAs soon ns tho regulations are in

force the fruit fly inspectors will borequired to seo that occupants ofpremises dispose of all fallen or decay ¬

ing fruit daily in n mnnner satisfactoryto tho board of agriculture

Until tho sectional maps aboveto aro completed the campaign

will be of an educational characterthat is to Bay among othor dutios thoinspectors will familiarize thomsulveswith nil promises covorod by their sov ¬

oral beats will request the gathoringor burning of all fallen fruit etcnoticed by them on any premises whichthey nro inspecting and will show bvthoir reports tho approximato area ofpremises which thoy can efficientlycover daily

In this preliminary work a fow in ¬

spectors onlv havo been employed thonumber to bo increased nssoon as itis ascertained just how much area onomnn can efficiently cover in tho districtswhero fruit trees are abundnnt

To Trap tho FliesAs soon as tho systomatle work

above rofcrrod to is inauguated therowill bo u general distribution of in-

secticide¬

traps to catch adult fruit flics

the inspector In tho soction ofthe city it is ossential that as manyflics bo caught boforo tbo fruit boubohopens thereby lessening tho chances ofInfestation The guthcringnnd properdisposition of fallen fruit infected with

willof of as

itof as

othtrwlso j

and two orany

orh m Ul1 Mrn l l 111 l1t

have fruit liable InfestationTho necpssnry number of

inspections have to be cur-tailed

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iu order tha small ap-propriation

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available It istry and cover a areaonly a smnll of

ofllcient Thuarea bu covered in Honolulu and tho

suburbs should posslbloextend from to Mounulua but

a largo of territory ns thathaving no lots and smallon which will undoubt-edly have bu curtailed iu fruitseason ns present available appropriation tonecessary uf inspectors efficiently cover tbo Whatever

dei shouldinspecieil niiicioiuiy mid systematicallynyen though ail nrna will bu

it ba Tho offnoprrnllon will in nny event only

the rlmnrcH of lulnfestution oftho neighborhood

andnutus In ouii of

I hut milliivit wlmt fruit flyiHivr H pi iimui iv luusa

ukUm lbs tiliMiu eulturo nmtliwluf Minirul uf infilw mil Isuuut The uvly so

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Pin 1111105 01IN IN TROUBLE

a Soldlor andLtoonso Suspended for

a Week

fFrom Suturtlajrs AdvortiserTho beente aommlHlonetn yesterday

suspended tha license of thn WnlpahuRchango Saloon for ono wock beginnlng from this morning bernuso Man ¬

ager Monla was adjudged to havo serv ¬

ed a drunken soldier with liquor Thokoepor looked dazed whon this

hit himAt a mooting llippoctor Fou

noll told how ho and Assistant Crabbohnd gnno to tho Wrtipahu EchangoSsloon ono ovoumg and thoro thoy Baw

momber of the Fifth Cavalry nsloopon tho xoWntln Tho soldlor was drunkTho commissioners resolved to havoManager Moniz givo an explanation

Moni told tho commissioners yesterday that ho had to Wahiawa

thodny iu Wlhon hoturned to the Baloon ho did not soothe cavalryman thoTO homight havo been on tho premisos Thoroworo a lot of cavatrymon thoro and

all said that thoy wanted to catchtho six train back to IoilohuaThe man rafonod to by FcnnollMoniz thai ho was broko and that howould liko fow drinks Mouiz toldhim that ihoswis out luck as ho tuuintiagor ooubl it uccomtimdato himThen taltmg pity on tho soldier bogtuo him a simtl glasii uf beer Thosnloonman mado a long explanation ofwhat wns what which Fcnnull dlaproed

Before Fcnnoll said that thapremises did uot look clean andtho appcnrnUco of not having boonswept ltfruontly whihi ono room ap ¬

peared to bo a rjecptueto for tho sweep¬

A Suspension and HomilyThe coiuniiasiouorM resoivod to sua

pond tho of tho for onowcok

Commissioner considered thatIf saloonkoopors violated thothen should bo punished Tho kfirtried to protect tho licensed houses byprosocutlng tho illicit seller and hothought somo appreciation should boshown by the snloonmon

Suggestion wan mado thnt whllotho was bo nfitting opportunity to havo cleanedup and put into a sanitary condition

i Must Bogistar SalesInspector Founoll reported that ha

had taken up tbo quoStion of nscortaln- -

log whother sollors woro registeringsales of lu accordance with rulo

which says that a record bokept tall sales ofJiquor

IIo bad found many woo fail oilto do this tho most flagrant be-ing

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thnt of Kwong Cbong Lung Thismnn been found havo committedfifty five orrors out of 120

Tho commissioners resolved to bavohim on the tp show cnuso whylus license should not bo

Theso will bo placed in fruit trees byj Ci0 others who havo committed orrorsfruit will bo cited to in due course

Tho seriousness of tho will guidothe commissioners in thoir

When Is Gin OldChairmnn Brown that the quos- -

the maggots prevent tho brooding tion hud bcuu suggested to him that itcountless numbers the lly but wns posslblo thnt u broach of tbi law

such a method docs not destroy tho was being mndo by tho words Pureadults tho females of which aro ready Old Hawaiian Gin appearing on thoto oviposit on tbo coining fruit supply labels of this liquor now turned

will be necessary to trap as many out in Hilo It wns thought that thistheso possible wus u brench of tho luro Food ActKverv fruit fly destroyed ns it was not eonsidorcd that gin was

at this time means tho prevention of old until it had been mado for at leastwhnt would be an increased thrco yearscolony Fruit lies aro Carlos was instructed to

it only takes thrco weeks writo to Food Commissioner Flanchardget n new generation It can unslly qsking him whether was

bo imagined to what enormous propor being mado by tho word old beingtious tho pest cun bo by tbo included in tho labelcarelessness lack of cooporution on McTiirhn

which toinspectors

and willto meet

useless tovery largo with

number inspector andthen expert work total

toresidential if

Kaimukisuch extent

many largofruit trees exist

to thothe

is insudirinnt employ tbonumber mid

iroundnrna Is fliiullv lded upon bo

muchmnller limn should Jack

en-hance

particularBsiisiiss PJnos inuuuno

theliowsjmpur stalls Imuuuus

In imiiint tbo maynu puriiimiur

fruitsiwiillii

ublMlieu far uiudo

atiwU W

lil fbuuii

mam

Qavo Poor BoozoHas

aloeu

previous

boonon question ro

although

thoyoclock

told

of

closinghnd

ings

liccnso saloon

Craiglaws

thoy

Thosaloon tlosod it might

it

Sellers

liquormust

ofhod

caao

had toentries

carpetsuspended

appearoffonso

citations

Bald

being

femulo

great breeders Secretary

to broach

increasedVitata

iltiiiurloriiil

Attorney Potent appeared oa behalfof tho corporation that has taken ovortho business carried on by tbo lato TF McTlgho Mr Potorsjisltcd that tholiccnso bo transferred to tho new bodylie also stated that ho intonded to holdnn auction salo of certain goods atwhat was known as tho socond storeNo moro delivery business was wantedPctors explained so tho idea was toclose up tho socond storo Tho intontion was to curry on only a bar trado infuture Tho members of the corpora-tion

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would like to clean tbo storo outand use somo of tho proceeds towardsimproving tbo saloon propor

Tbo commissioners agreed to tbotransference of license but ex ¬

plained that permission to sell at auc-tion

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would hnvo to bo obtained by thoauctioneer tmtrustud with thu snip

TEST CONSTITUTIONALITY

OF REFERENDUM LAWS

VAHillNUTONrViivomborhas begun before thu Hupromu

Court to jluturmiu thu constitutionality of laws kiud under tbo liiltlutlvuand rsfmrtimlMiii Tho iaollis HMmTnJupbonw Company Is 1mo eunUMdant

ii iii iwniMia by iim fcuria auiWiUN FEAR FEDERAL INVESTIQATION

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CiWlatlfiiod for my couchX Aycis Cherry PcctordQ How tonghai it been uswlA Seventy years

Q JdodtorsfcndorSc It

jAJ If Botwe would Hot make iti QjI0duplibIiU the formulaU Yes Or every bottle

Q Any alcohol in itNot a single drop

Q HowrnayIiearftmorcofthis1 AsJs your doctor ITcknows

AycrVCtejy rcicrolrvmanj V Or C Arw Ca ImA U S A

BOBDIEfla 0AKD8

HONotuxtr tnoN works co-- m-

tnlnerjr of wrtiy flMCrlpttoti roado toorder

KOTIOE DBPOSTTOES IN theTPHtsr AMEBIOA1T BAVINGS

SODBT OO OF SAWAII LTD

Fnrooant to n resolution mado by tbqBoard of Directors of Tbo First AmorSean BaTings b Tract Company of Ha ¬

waii LimiticJ notice is eroby givento all pereotlg bavin money on depositin aid Bank that from and after tbofirst day Of January 1912 all interestnceraing to bq paid ipon doposlts nowia Eaid Bank and npon all depositsthereafter made will be at tbo follow-

ing rates For the term of six monthat tlo rato of two and one half percent per annnra lor tbe term of ninoBtonths At Abe rate of tbroe per centper annum and for ibe term of twelveBontbs nnd upwards at tbo rate offfoar per cent per nnnam

U T PBOKSecretary and Caibler

Pstcd Honolali II T Sept C 1911S57S

iUKBXNIBTBAXORS NOTICE TOCIlEDITOEa

The nndcrBiKned bavlng Tseen nppointcd odminietrator of tbo Estateof Mailmi Kane deceased hereby givesnotice to all creditors of the saidMaihni Kane to nreeint their claimsaMj jmthentteated and with propervouchers ifdnv wht even if tbe claimis neenred by mbtiipe upon real es

til trtTiltti nt his of flee in XnlluaXoith KoattXonuty and Tcrritoy

daUtorthisy wpl be forever barredDatfld at Katioa wnii October

jqth 1911v JAMKS KO

Admlnhrtrntor of the Thtnte053a Nov 7 14 2l i ee S -

di mwmBACKS PETiTIOH

CouUhubJ from page Oneresponsibility although such a hearingwasirequestoc and his seventeenth ad-

mittance¬

states tluitSaid commissioners in refusing to

award mid contract to the petitioneracted in controversion of law andmaliciously and unjustly in so far as

--the rights of said petitioner nro con-

cerned¬

Then the defendant proceeds to as ¬

sert that no evidence nus introducedwhich tended to show any lack of re ¬

sponsibility of Wilson but that tboCommissioners liavo good reason to

know and ore hereby charged withKnowing that tlio said complainant wasresponsible both financially and other-wise

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and further that no direct chargesof business irregularities or of any¬

thing else reflecting upon tbo characterof tbo complainant wns mado beforesaid commissioners

light on SubjectIn conclusion tbe Muyor admits that

the majority of the commissionerson October 3 awarded the contract tothe lAird Young Kngincoring Companyalthough it was not tbo lowest bidderand ibis company will toou enmmeneowork on this contract

W J IMingit is the Attorney for therespondent In this ense and it looksas Ibnuph 1ho M crets of the loan fundenmmiinii are linbln to rome to lightafter nit In spite of the efforts of thocommission to keep them dark

WING Wfll ON

M DIEGO EXHIBITION

HAN WKOO tMifomln Noewbir7 Vwtrjliun jmdum for theliisroollf HiiMtMiiou to m ImldIn this Sty n J0I6 ywUrJnyin lu iirHtiitt f h tjUtlnuulihtMMlbtrlMK ih uriMi nitt

m tut ilui julwlitUiniTiwj mvApu

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WEPQHTJylVfrNMIt

IrWy NovomiM f J 1Utert tumble- - Arrivtfc Nevirnibsw 1

IWirk a All lime October 4Yokobm--Arrlv- iJ November 3 K 8

Mnsrlmrla hmec Uftobw 331ort AUwi--Salle- d Novmnber S B H

KiMi fur SydneySntufllay Hflvember 4 10l

Han Vrnnrtwo iJpHiHl November 4 ISm B SUrrrftfor Honolulu

Hono1pjJArrllfarfBBer a 8h1r MHrieU i from San Frnh

elseoHllo--Snl1a- November 2 Schooner

Foretdhr for lledondoMonday Novombcr 1011

ttan Frntieisea Sailed November 0

2i0 p m4 y 3 A T Thomas forHonolulu

Scritter 8nled November 4 8 fHilonian for Honolulu

PORT OF HONOLULU

AEBIVBD

Friday Nov 3M N S 8 IJonolulan from Scnttlo

and Tacoina 7 a mUf8 A --T Ijognn from Manila 8

n fn

llktn Nevsloy from Grays Harbora m

bclir Lottie Ilcnnctt from Colum-bia llivcr p m

Saturday Nov 4Btr Mnuna Kca from Hilo via way

ports n mSunday November 5

Btr Kinan from Kauai ports a mBtr Mikalmla from Maui and Ho

lokai a mBtrHcleno from Hawaii a rnBtr Itikclike from Kauai Bat p m

Monday NovCM N S 8 Wilbelmlnn from Hilo

a m -

Btr Maui from Knunl ports a m

DBPABTEDN

T K K 8 8 Tcnyo Maru for 8aaFrancisco 030 a m

M N a a Wllholmina for Hilo 5p m It It whaTf

Btr Claudinc for Maul and Hawaiiports 5 p m

V 8 A T Logan for San Francisco8 pm

S a V r iiorrin for MontereyS 8 Santa ilitu for Port Sun Luis

a mM N S S Honolulan for Khhntoi

Kaannpali HLlo Seattle and Tacoma9 p m

PASSEKQERa

ArrivedPer M N S 8 Honolulan from Seat ¬

tle November 3 E H Austin andJwife A 8- - Guild O P Whito Good ¬

win White Kathleen White Wm VNeiH R p Stafford iDs Mable Whitoand M Hatuda

Per etT Mautta Kea from Hilo viaway ports Nov 4 J 8 Fillmore ED Miller Mrs Clayton F C ClaytonQ Giaeoactti 11 ll Unas C alllllanUO Jjowls 1 llnnnon L 8 Conness OWilliams Miss I Dutro Jv FuglmotoMiss M Dins K K Elgin and wlfe JSakaiJM Melfenzie Mrs J H MeKenzic Mrs Ji Souza 8 C Hell wifeand three children Geo F fiavies TCllvo Davles G W Wallaco C ASahr MIbs E Sandry Mrs It 11 Dodgeand child F J Hare H Yandolland wifoW N Bellinger H Berg YIshl and sorvant Mrs It Cullen MissIt Gihww Mrs A Nnwai and childMisi Ialuli Mrs Konamu Mrs LAmes and nurse T K ClaTko and wifeA C Dowsctt

P Per str Kinau from Kauai portsJsovcmber o J iassotn JTrnneis uayand 3 servants Mrs Ah Hoy infantund 1 child Hnginoya Mrs llaginoynK lmhotr Ij iioi ij x ieo ilsonaca J 11 Fisher W A Engle IIC Waldron Mrs Hudson and 2 chil-

dren¬

J II Bole I RlusHiunn Mrs AKhwwnan W N Peterson W G HallMrs llowers Mrs Ulenuon and child

Per str Miknhala from Mnui andMxilokai ports No ember 5 5 Mari- -

ania and wife Mrs M Clark Miss 1

Arnold G S Wright Geo Nunes MTngaki MiKs Jercmla U T Lnrseu v8 Clurk B D Mead 8 Ogata DAlama

DepartedPer M N 8 8 Willielmina for Hilo

November 3 A Ahrens E II Aus-

tin¬

auj wife Curl Bmitli wife and fourchildren uud a servant Sum ParkerJr A H Horner T J Rodman G luncan D 8 Hoinun and wife K Ncilland wife Mr lleiiribau Mtm Troutniiiii lamis Ditnean und wife Mrs 1

J Ilurke und child Miss K 8 WightIt Hlyth Henry Holmes W Krlurt

Jtr Manner inui wtie joh i n iimersW Kirgeut W 1 Webb i A 8civ

ille and wife Jt P Io V 11 WrlRlitII H Elliott A- - P- - Steven J 8 ldwards 1 I Paris Jr Dr V U StowW W Cocks und wife John l Currnnand wife lolm Watt and wife

Per T K a 8 Teiijo Mnru for flanFrancisco November 3 i 1 Harclayand wife II O Drown mid wife KNuknruya II ionig wife and childnud J M Lowrie

ier str Clnudinf for Hilo via wayports Nov 3 A II Baldwin wifenurse und two children W O SmithMl M II Mnster Mrs l II llobertsII 0 Mossinau V I John und wifeA Scares 1 K Hoolapu und wife YeuKm Miss Coueb Mrs 11 J Weight1 U Case nlfo mid dauglitux 0ItuMurd H U llcudorwn M PureaA Kouca A Uno Geo Mederloi MII Priltus J Ornfllai A Iluibnell Uboarw H P Airuo M J Itego MI Antone tillus U V Preitsi MIliwf P v Henoxslrs M JMiitT Jotepli Thou Jedro II ObilHngKoriii juiiii wiiuaiiii JW warn onMlfr nud ttirt sliililrtu Mfi JlofJttilw Muir Mm W Uontaum f

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PROS MilFUNDS 11 W01I

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roM- - rtlmt Tbrlnj jr ben aefa n HmHaKtCflnro rtkutf th BterHr KMrorto

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tnnd Xlnf tlcrB In the oily ajjjd rinrrn wbo will tnbe iltvo Ineouiuy wnisn win npproiiriaie lownru mHn i ncy imvo uron inaunithJ work uinler thtf lrttoft Bpdoln Lloutcn- -

T tt Unit attrntlon i0 fWt Jr I P0

that nrrro portnlu mnnet tbo ongtiirern eoriM

not provided for by law He Kort W

that at the present time the leglalature rcfV0 fofwould more apt to make appropM- - J-

-I

w c to strength hisntions than in a month frpm now when- renom oriranlziUinn to tbo

tuoro were no more lover cases - -

i iering the most dlOleult nroblcnis to tboand much scepticism ns to the rcal casonniqiiilo fighters The prisoners will

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start thisrfh4 Jlttt 41tJB IrtAtMH AA lift

flnvnrnor Vrnnr renliml thnt if thetho extnr hauling wcrS completed yes- -

campaign used up the appropriations tcrday between Doctor Currlo and Jnow in bund for purposcsttho

nnrnJrinto J- - Tlclr wh Was appointed a COm- -1oMlr 11 kmlttee of one to take enro of tho no- -

regular purposesShippers Wharf Fund

E D Tonuoy tlio Governor

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In morning

health

KOtiatlonk for TIiIbtwo men to tho role

According to tho thir--

directly if he would bo willing to ty tbree singlo drays and wagons willnuthori70 the expenditure of this 103 be delivered Wedncpdny morninguuu oigovcrnmeni iiinas ior mo iieaau equipped for service together with flf--campaign Tho Governor nnswerod teen single carts Tho contract priceUnit ho was willing arranged is 4 per team per day which

Mr Tenner then mado the statement Includes u driver for cachvwneon Thorothat he wonld ne all tbo influenco of wi also bo three double drays whichCastle Cooke with tbo shippers wi he delivered this morning conwiiarf committee to contribdto the bal- - traded for at 8 a day tho price ininec of 40000 necessary eluding two men per team

J I Cooke seconded nction and Arrangements have been bythen asked tho Governor about tho which tho- - district overseers will bomethod of advancing tho territorial quartered atthe judiciary buildingmoney The latter replied that it would there being ample room iu the officesbe advanced as needed -- - Cots were delivered last night

There wns somo further discussion In J The Staffregard to the shippers wharf fund Tho WOrklnr staff of thn MmMr Tcnney stating It was an antiquat- - which is fstined to cue Honolulu theed rrtle or the old times and then J bigge9t aj ravpt fwthor bonW Waldron a member of tho commit- - -- et now constituted as folowsrc niniLu no woum voie ior ino aon- -

fction of 0000

Cosh Is In Hand

to

these

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Director Dr Donald IL CurrieOlTiio Adjutant John A Klugc

W P F nUnChnirmnn T Clive Davies snnpuneed aV storckeeperf flerk W W Went

that the committee had the money in rH atenographer Miss Marrvoulnhand and that it might bo advanced an B0MeBKer Etiwar siqwartuntil tho legislature mcots he Fiidd Staff- - Special Lieutonant Arsuggested it might 1 returned - j thur ft Spencer

J P Cooke however Bald that the istict iut5nafntf s

shippers fund was really eontrib j ifiSifiutcd by all tho people of the city alia Apana 3 Morris McMahonthat tbia 40000 should bo wado a Apana 4 lrank Morrolldirect coTitributien J e Apana o Angus Wilson

Apana 6 John P OKcofeOn tho other hand Richard Ivors

thought that tho legislature should -GUrM ComUw- -

poiae an ample fund for rack cmer olJ fednl eourtropm has bii converted into the aturerouut and dmygences as was a Roernmental fun3 wer up to the win

tlon and thw fund sbOnld bo mnln- - dows of this room all day yesterdaytafcaed unloading tho stores which are the am

I Waldron ehamploned tho di- -

ltor

munition this fightHruv lnnil nf ulmitf1 anA rircct contribution Btating that nil con- - Wa fhlowed by one of wheelbarrows la

tributed tptth funn and at was for partjiAics cano kmVcs and imple jthe nse-- of all Ja cmergenev Thvrp wenwrof all kinds were received arid

nT t0D 8ch brace anawas hiora discussion aloUg these Iran ts to be ufc3 --for perforating treeand then MrTonnoy brought mattors lan bouse gutters hammers etc arto a focus with a resolution was rived carljpassed unanimously j Ono eorner of the room is piled full

of bolts of ebecsocloth to Hereon wsBesolution TJnanlmous jteTns nnd 8iniiar breeding places of the

The resolution was to the effect that WqCto attor they lmvo beon onceand freed of wigglors Everythe scheme of finance as outlined by tBlljg or B1Bteru that possibly

Uoornor iTCar bo adopted and that ji0 needed in the cnmpaigu bus beona commltteo bo appointed to call upon thought of and WSUiam Feltcr was athe shippers whnrf committee for 40- - UV nmn yesterday chockkig them all

liii as they arrived in one eoutiuuov000 Tlio resolution was seconded byMr Dillingham uThl rfx toM bMB for HlJ dffereBt

Ij Tenney Peck an amondment npaims have been constructed and areto the effect that thofiOOOO be ox- - waiting drayuge to their final resting

after the Viut- - The district lieutenants arepended only public monovnow preparing their requisiton slips

had bee spent especially us it might Wsci on the reports of the district ovho to use it for other pur- - whose principal duty yesterdayposes poiislstcd in ascertaining just what

siippliea were needed in his precinct toMr Tenney thea renewed his motion nn work Thn nii0 nEedwith tbo addition that a special hcs- - ei in one district vnries of coursesion of tbo legislature bo called when rrom those in anoinornecessary TIiib went tlirounh- - uiiunl- - i

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During the past week stock snlesamounted to 1810 shares of tbo stocksdealt in with a total valuation of 51719 Tho bond market wns also slowtho total shares disposed of bringing

15000 Tho sales on the stock ex-change yesterday wore as follows

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SALES POSTPONED

Four auction sales wore scheduled atthe office of James F Morgan yesterday but only two of them wont throughtv a finish on account of a withdrawalof two pieces of real ostato whichwere to have been sold under foreclosure proceedings Ono of theso pieceswas that belonging to Alfred Mossmanformerly of Oat Mowman of thiscity aud bis homestead was to havebeen disposed of nt tho instanco of theWaterhouv 1 cut Co Ltd but at thelast minute the company through lsattorneys decided not to press thoforeclosure and thu Kmma street placewns taken out of tho market

Another piete of pioporty to hnvobeen distuvjd of for the Bame partywas oa lHhuua at Maui Whore threelota wero to lute- - gouo uriaor the hammer pi Auctioneer Elmer If Schwarzberg Hut a complication wns project-ed into tie trinaction by tbe PioneerMill CVii piuy which now claims toown one ot these lots which is finofor growing ane On this account thosale has bean postponed until Novem-ber 25

Tbe street infront of Mr Morgansoffice was simply packed with would htbujers all anxious to got a chance tobid on whasrwus felt might bo bargaiui Tho sale of Albion Clark s prop-erty ut King htrect nnd Alpha lanewent through and was bought in byMiss Ida Lamb througn J M Dowsett her uttornoy in faet for 300There was ilso sold for the high sherifftwenty five shares of lava brick oumpuny stock Ten shares wont to OusSehumnn ut 1250 a share five shareswent to A Hocking at 3 a share whileten snares sold lor a total of 1750to Mr Bchuman

The liveliest bidding of tho day wasfor a sixty horsepower locomobile ruanbuut Tho bidding started nt 500 andquickly ran up to 1450 in 50 bidsThis- - machine is about three years oldand it is believed that tho price socured which is more than fifty porcent of its original cost is a rocordono ior a second band machine of thatage

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Company three quarters of an acre ofJiiejl in Palania SttT 3500 Tho salewas mado for tho 8 G Wildor ostato

TJNOFFI0IAI INSPECTORSA new tut has been startod by

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WAIIjUKU MabiNoomber3 MrsAnnie Koaloha Whd had taken up ahomestead lot in the upper Keokea eoctipn was in Wailukn Thursday tp coavpinin ot annfber alleged high handedact of tho Cornwall BancU people Hercomplaint wob that Manager Pia Cockctt hud her house torn down last Mon ¬

day The fionseshc claims was builtby her father IJev T ivamnkole yearsbefore the Ahupuuas of Waidhuh andKcolcea wero leased to W II Cornwclland in this instance tho ranch omployoscnnuson the promises and tore down tbobuilding without giving her any warn-ing

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On Monday October 30 Iiameka Halslcad widow of tho Into Judge W BT

Halstead died at Knlopplepo agedseventy ano years

PRESIDENT QUALIFIES

AS A REAL VQTEB

CINCINNATI November 7Preeidont Taf t arrived here yesterday andqualified in his precinct as a votor Howill cast his ballot In the municipalelection today

-THREE LIFE PRISONERS

WILL SOON BE HANGED

WASHINGTON November flThSupreme Court of the United States today linmlrd down n decision etablUblug the president that Jlfe Urrnprisoners eonvlcled of nsssult with aloudly weapon may b tiinlsbod byltsilhj Aeennllnglv flppenbelmer Flotoy and Carlson will bang

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