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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N MONDAY, JANTAfcT 4, 1915. 1 '
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OFFICERS LEAVE
FORlUD ON
THOMAS TONIGHT
(Conlinued
from iae one)
PLAN AFOOT TO
ABOLISH COUNTY
AUDITOR OFFICE
Bill Has Been Drawn Up for
Introduction in the Next
:M: r -- : : i
WE STOrtE EVERYTH ING. CITY TRANSFER COM PANT
JAMES H. LOVE
Phon 1281
LOVE'S
Bread - Cakes
V! M
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ACHIEVEMENT IN AIARS.ANO HECTOR ENGLISH VESSEL
SALVAGING THE ARRIVE IN PORT CALLS TO OPEN
PRINCETON TO GET COAL NEW SERVICE
lj The salvage of the United States
8nboat Princeton at Pago Pago har-hor-J
Simnn. a. vti Wondertul, nrofes
HmH achievement Hot the corps" of
engineers In charge cf the work, say --and equipment, arrived off port today,
.crficera in the Oceanic liner. Ventura .The collier Mrs is bearing a large
,that; Saturday: called' at Honolulu on cargo of provisions and supplies for
the may to Pan Francisco '
; v the naval station h fluir and Manila.
Tho Ventura is u6w operated on a 'The Hector came into port "
this
faater steaming schedule that elimln- - morning after d'.echargtag structural
, . ales: a call at Pago Pago on its north- - Kteel and building material at Pearl
V vird Hrip; ' In steaming from Ilono- - Harbor naval station, where It has
. fhi to' 8ydney, N: S. V in December, been two weeks. The Hector depart
the Ventura spent tome hours at Pago fed from Norfolk, Va., within 24 hours
'sfl'fc&oYwhen the salvers had raised the of the Mara.
f --Vltttcetoo. The work was completed A small quantity of. bunker coal
, tlVaf $tl jndnths of Unremitting ?rfort. :
will be given the Mars, which is ex-- '
The-engineer- had at their cxmircand pected to depart for the Philippine?
.only the most primitive appliance. today. The vessel la equipped with a
'Af.'Tne Princeton, ; WTiiie returning from; tiew coalin? appliance whiclrill per-"-a surVf'ing expedition td her berth in rait it to supply battleships and cruis
vi Tagd Pag6 harbor, rari full speed on eirs' with fuel at sea. This "apparatus
rock a short distance and , gear 'occupies a prominent posl
- frdht shore." A pinsacle of rock picrc; Hon on the forward and after dockt
sd"tb. Princeton's bottom,' preventing of the - -.-
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vessel.; : j .-'' i
the 'vessel from 'slipping fntd deep The Ilectur now occupies a berth at
''" water; 'Under the direction 'of Am- - Pier '.5.." Fifteen hmadred tions or coal
w'rlcan "engineers dlversr first covered will be given this ' vessel before its
M . other rents in the Princeton's hull , departure for the west coast.
at top speed theRalvage.tneri gained
; on Xhe water, sufficiently, to replace
!?lhe canvas with lank sheath'ng. To
. top 'their achjevferawit they cut off the
pinnacle cf rock ' which had .'piercei
''i ho vessel's bottom from the ledge, of
'which tit' was,atparv and cemented It
rafit in .the wound it had made.
The after deck of the Ventura cfcr- -
small-size- d irleda rt'enagerle, ; acol- lection of domest'c and wild animsls
and isirds gathered in Australia mak-- ing up . a large shlpwent, destined for
, ; the 'United States. Eirht passengers
the South Se left the vessel ati
A .Honolulu.: Proceeding ta San Fran-- J
. Cisco twere 68 cabin, CS ftecondlass
s.
and 21. steerage pai-senger-
:', 'I '
me vessel steamea .io a oenn at
, Pier t1n on Saturday evening and re;
maintid at the Twort until 9 d clock Sun -
A
T
. a norning,' taking aboot two score,
of. twsseneera from this' port, 'i - f 1
, Abbut 0 tons of refrigerated meRtl
toT
Jl
the-Unite- d States arwv .onartcr- -
.master department and 3,ovtons of i
general crr?o were discharged. ' , J
KPurser FJ TBaker reported a fn
? ; plins recrrIed;HaIVfor Nawiliwill,
t --oui nttmg ior, ceieDrauon ' vrtsf-- mas and New-Year- . Directed bv Chief i
Steward Black, a . t leasin enterta'iv- -
irent been provided for all class--'
-- es of naRsengers. ; ' : V
iinc; co(ree sacks of
in despatched
J1 Kauai o'clock
2lie Osaka ordered.
10.000 ,
Shipbuilding' yards. "The one
of tbetn was recently at the
Shipbuilding Yard and she
be launched in April' When
completed the new
on the route. Japan Adver- -
tlser.
I Stenner to Marshall Island. I
! a.: steamer service Is to be ooened
between .Yokohama the Marshall- -
i Islands by the Tanaka Maru ShokalJ
Saseho, whose the NIppoi
- protisfons ether necessaries on .
I 1U Initial UTaru. ,
"irto by the Nishlma Shokal of
" --
ToWo, to phosphate, the Kenton
Afaru XI are to follow:
"
following ' Is reported
A i awaiting shipment at "KAuai ports "by
fleers, in the inter-Islan- d it
Keening company the Un'ted
States collier Hector on of
the lbnr Jcurney from the Atlantic
Seaboard, Marc; aimilaMn tonnage
Matsonia. at daylight
bring the from
the mainland. . :
J Thirty cabin passengers joined the
Oceanic Ventura at Honolulu lor
the Coast The vessel 6teamed:from
10 shortly after 9 o'clock Sunday
nornlng.. , '
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While: at the port the Associated
OH Company tanker J. A. Chanslor
was discharged 46.000 barrels of
oil and several hundred drums or dissteamer
Klnati: . Sugar Comnany,'
2344; Koloa plantation, 8323; Uhue
plantation,
PASSEIfGKES ABBJTED
stmr: Mikahala, from' Molokal.
i Maui Lanal porta 3Miss
'.Duvaucbelle, Master puvauchelle. M.
'
rnoTo; Gertrude McCorriston.
Frank Fester, E. Dunn. G. Dunn and
--
Jillss A. 12. Meyer.
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tallate. tanker was despatched
for the California :oast yesterday aft- -
ernoon. '
-
; w-- -
: Three Jnter-lSlan- d steamers
teen placed on the berth for
to coastal ports at 5 O'clock
evening. Claadine, for Maui: the
L!kellke: foii windward Kaiial and the
al, are listed. ,t
'
if:-:- - '. , . '
t a number of v holiday visitors
to the Garden Island returned yestcr- -
'day In the' Bteamer KInau. The ves- -
will be forwarded from Honolulu in
steamer Manoa, schedule
to 19 rat 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The Manoa
a general cargo here. "It
on about C00 tons! of molasses at Ka- -
hu!uU
first shipment of nCw Crop
sugar the leland of Kauai was
brought to the on Sunday inornln?
,n -
steamer vv. u.
"J1?6 reported a strong-- northeast
with rhdnnv Rea. thonsan
of Llhnie augar are awaiting sblpio
na; ine
.'.' 'A vrfety o? istraa produce was received
with, the arrival of. the steamer
Mfkahala rrbni Molokal, Maul and Lariat
ports yesterday morning. The
cargO Included S4 of honey, oil
Dates oi n id oi
chickens and 52 packages of sundries.
Eight passengers returned to
Honolulu tn vseL
' Local shipping laterests have
advised or cablegrams for officers
or icrewS of vessels which will
'at the canar terminal ports or
through the canal should be addressed
to Cristobal or Balboa, Canal
Zone, with. the of the --vessel
Elaborate Ahukini and Kau- -
had
'ymall tehlpmepts of and scl .brought 2066
written plainly. If practicable, the
probable of arrival should be
r sugar, 213
rfnndrles were forwarded to San Fran eacks of taro and a." quantity ofsun-cls- c
the vessel. ? I dries.-Th- e Kinau will be
i'T,'v- -
' V ' J for at & tomorrow even- -
"
Shbsen :
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: Kafsha ing.
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ships 3f tons ; :
class
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' t - r ' i .
at the Kawasaltl abd Mitsu '
BlsbU next outgoing to the Coast
.keel of
x laid
wasakl will
"
i next
, boats will be put
American
Service
:
and:
steamer,
; of
and
tripV:Tli Asia w hich
be sent
load and
rUI OUgar
with
navy part
the
, The due
will next mail
liner
Pier
;
:
The
.'
have
despatch
I this
The
r
large
1
'steam-
The
sugar
'of
J Hawaiian
r
; 2000 bags.
Per
and
Jan.
Miss
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Making its first visit to the port of
Honolulu the British freighter Low-the- r
Castle, filled to the hatch covers
with a miscellaneous cargo from the
east coast of the United States for
Japan and China, anchored off quarantine
trip.
has.
two
The mail
frotri Pier
leaves1 took
The big
from
city
Han. mrser
wind One 1
bags
eni npnoiuiu coasi.
cases
niues, nogs, crates
cabin
this
been
that mail
call
pass
name
date
given.
late-las- t I
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.
evening, rdminz to a
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New
mas
.
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a
nan- - H.
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re- - John W.
a David Ci
the
by win C.
Al- -
laden, no
ty is said tb beta In
, f be by
first shall a he
;
a fleet
route that
j
4 .: ' .or: ::
a . '
, may
suCh
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: by :
as jcr me steam- -
during its stay here. . is
of coal
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F. A.
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Pcr from
2 J, V 'A.
Mrs. A. H. F.
:
A. Lyman. Mr. Shtada,
Mc-Fe-
Mrs. . Clem A. D. e.
! L.
From K. Werner- - V.
French, - A.. K. Donovan,
children are passengers on the
Thomas, on leaw. i,leut. T. C. Martin.
1st Field is officer
going to on
P . J. V. S. N..
changes He is
is the list of
departing from Honolulu on the Thorn- -
US.
tl Navy Ma j.
1st Lieut. A. L. P. J. Wil--
K. M. F. R.
Tracy; Ii83 H. Jordan,
Miss Miss G. K. O.
F tf. B.
Hans Miss H. .G.
M. Lydgate. -
Miss
Miss M. M.
T tTttwrltn ' lira t I
f 1110. f Inf.
au .
ni
Mrs. c. u. tspitz,
-- one ,t - .c
i rtM i t t
' A 11 II liril AL I
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Tim civil will
hold a
the to come up Will
be of David K. for
In the
' be
by Chapter, S.,
O. O. F.
Members of are
and I. O.
O. hold a: joint
at 7:30.
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From und . tne of
So fr n
tht BiT ere
tl
'k
i
!n
by
uane- -
A forth .the
of w be
of the
during
has been by H. P.
be to the
of within a few
days. Day" will
be at
time
of be taken up
by V".
H. of anc
in a sworn oMt
for by two
him with
is to let the of
,
wire and two children. Mrs. G. A.
Mrs, J. L. N. R. Wade,
Mrs. A. '. Hngac three children.
Miss M. McNeil. 1st Lieut. T. 0.
Mrs'. R. K. Semple. Mrs.
M, Lux ani child. A. K.
wife and three children,
M.rs. W. H. Abbey and children.
Territorial Mm. .1. Hiird and two
W. W. Thayer and wife. C.
T. Raymond
Hartwigs.
Second-clas- s fris lola Acavan,
Mrs. J. P. H.
J. T.
wire child; Anthony Osborne,
F. F. A sch, Edward
Lyona, O. Outinerous and child.
the following:
Fourth John
Harry A. Pickford. Charles
Sergt. John B.
Charley H. August
Charles
First Field Artillery Wililam L:
Mallery," John BoP, F. Cor-de- rt
Tracy, John C.
Austin "
V. Fike, Fred K.
Henry G. Omer
Frank T. Hunter, Rufus
D. Kenney, Qeorgj O. Stevens,
H. Hall; John U. Curran,. James'
H. Andrew Sk
territory of
Tho-Leavlnberth
in the harbor this morning. fs- - Lars' Nielsen, g
Yotk one month ago, 'Johnson, Joe Ciak, Louis Ne-th- e;
Lowther Castle called at niecek, Jacob A. Froehlig. James Dran-ton- ,
where quantity of cotton was Edward Otto
received. T" 8Cn- -
Captain A. master,' First InfantryFrank Neumeister,
an uneventful voyage, The vessel Sheldon Grover S. Crews,
celved prompt, despatch in passing George C; Ed-Iro- m
Deboe, York,
Atlantic to the Pacific W. Booten,
way of the Panama canal. Tiile the Samuel Barron, Henry
Eteamer Was deeply difficul- -
have experienced
negotiating irea Newman, n.- - u
The Lowther AVlnkleman; Frank valid if perforniedby which testl-se- l
FHedeT' WMglnton, y accompany,
a 'Edwib' tt'Fle, saiaries.-Th- e paper
berealter include Johnson, Joseph and shall
bunker coal. Buchv within proyilege.
Company act lime legislature5 Report
local rtpToseataufea
expected
that Lowther Castle will more Harry Victor Nleml,
SOO and.be ready to steam Jodie L. Riddle, George Stockdal.
for the coast of"siavthis Frank Law,
I,t." ,'',J;. Hunt, Glide Purdue,-- Rey
nolds. James Toomey, Felix Flynii, Air
lASSE5EaS BEItED.
sthif.ikkjau,
Jan. Douse,'- - Douse,
Dcuse, Dousa' P. Lyman,
From
Shinda,
Froni vKola--Miss"- .'! Vidinha.
Nawiliwill-V- V.
E. i'CheathatnV
;Haae, Frank
F. Pillar,
Kim, P. Baldwin,
Hansen, Martin,
Spalding, From Nawili
wili F. F..Zoll6r.
Deems, Hastic, Coney.
VaitrUl
ut,i,
omnium
pristjicr.
IMifnTrl-llT?- ri
LllLil rif
service commission
meeting Wednesday.
Among matters
appeal Keanoki
reinstatement sheriffs office.
Officers will tastalled tonlghtat
7:30 Harmony O. E.
in fratefnRy hall,,!. building.
chatters
Harmony Excelsior lodges,
F, Installation
officers evenuig
now completion
V8
;Mid-Pacifi- o
PTm0Hvnt(xvm
S'Jih0P.
WTayne- -
?-Jj- t
n.8h,feDe5 M8J fc''- -
Veterinarian wife.
and
Artillery, another
the mainland leave.
Taynnaster WilletL
str.tion. accompanied
V, FollovxinR passencers
Army art William
man,
lett,
Taylor, Joican.
and
Martin,
William
Veterinarian
Donovan,
two
children,
H.' Brown, .Nauman,
Conwayifcfs. Seward,
Mc-Anlf- Master SignalVElcctrician f,
and
Sture, 0.
Mrs.
Troop passengerse,fVb
4CardiJ1?
S?? n?Kd rUCeK fe
budget amount
money 'which ill required
conduct the business Promotion
Committee the coming yea.
prepared Director
Wood and will presented
chamber
'PromotionX shortly
observed theVhamber, which
matters conceiVing the advertising
the islands win for
discussion.
Mrs. Sophie Cressaty, accused
Barnard malicious. Injury,
turn had
Barnard Japanese women
charging assault, declares
she willing char- -
- Include
Cav'alrv B. Ilosea,
J." Gihnore,
William Hubbard,
Stcne, Gordon,
Beerman, Goeppner.
Benjamin
Harry Murphy;
Schirbert,
Browne, Cunningham,
Arthur
Russell
".r,"1'
MacFarland, F.
Galves- -
Finkcl-- ,
Howe, reported
Cosgrdve,
duly
other
evening,- - Per-- V
Flump.
wmiams.,vimaiP . noage, ueprga:
fted Y, Davenport, AVilHam T. Farmer,
William Jacink;
,Miss
Eteele
Baldwin;
other
- Stanley Lewickl, Al - J
y., Murray,-- , ueorge a. ueArmona, ua.
; ward J. Flaherty: Herman. F.Galll-- va Brouhard,?CJay M. LOng, Mike Mason.
WilliaK Woodhouse.
L Conn, Louis Peterson. Claud D. Ca
pron, :EdWard L. Oilliland, Oscar Gil- -
mer, Clarence E, Griswold Ray Down'- -
ing, John .Lorbeick, bwight G. Waliner,'
Hewitt Canary Carl A. Gunter,
William Kelly, Monle Ingram, Charles
M. Colittef,?Jbhn KukoskL Allen. Nail tx,
ftbmey H. Spahgler; Chalmer McReak-eh-,
Davis. August Newes. Jolirt
M. Hoffman. John B.
Mflton Poser, William R,
Levitt, Joe M. John Oedeon,
Iorti $ Kelsnleri Lester W. LdOttiis,
Homer: E. Overstfvet, James Prbbert.
prariit m.'; Rbblnett. John H. Taylor.
. . - . . . :. . .-- . .
ad IT. Wilson. J'iflWara ureeaon. rAi- -
Charles h. Campbell. HarYy .w. Bean- -
1nn wmi Niton Joe Burns. Car- -
n nfoAr rntr!rt--J Mortan. Oil- -
nrXr AihH RrhrxiV Lnnla' 3tdnka.
tTcnrffc Mc'CIilnr. rJ"- - 1 Brathor..
Twenty-nrt- n i,eonru
pwvis. wuuam-uar- r. ttooen
Wililam P.
VASSEXUERS DEPABTED L i
Ier stmr. Mauna ts.ea, ior mio awu
I
way ports; 2-- Jan Miss DIas. Misa
Aoe, John Choy, A. W. Brown. A.". j
James oya. jonn ,
M. Hirst. Miss. in i a. ! .
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Miss A. F. Yan, Miss Malje
1 Mrs. W. tl. HlsermSn. F. A.
EdgecOmb W; J. AV. Brown,
u severance. Miss
Miss
Chop, Miss Herr, Mrs;
j Criiyln; C. Powers. Mrs; B. A.
R.-Hel- Howland. Mrs.vv. and two
Wong Yee. Miss Bertha Ben
TayJor; MIss m F. A. PeCk.
J.-- Wi Qlesen.' S.. C-- Clarke Col. W. D.
Beach. Mrs. W. Beach. A. Block.,
N.Scu7.arMr5.-R- . Harrison." R. E
Hughes, C. M. Edson. J. ' C. "Shields
and. wife. Miss Olivia Miss
Y. "Miss Apo, Miss Richardson,
E.1 D.- Baldwin. E. W. Sutton, Miss
Kaola, Mrs. H. D. Cousins, Master
Cousins. Miss F. Miss A.
Hoapili. G. A: Andrus H. H. Campbell,
Miss Mae Alana, H. W. Kinney.
Master Kinney, Mrs. H. Fisher. C. Foo,
P. K. Shaw, John Hose. Norman Wells,
H. M. Wells. Rev. K. Ichida. J. Ren-wic- k.
Herbert Wells. Arthur G. Smith.
Governor MacDonald of New Mexi- -
m sirhoii n HcM nua riitiHna itffwia. '
v iav va m tar-Bullet- in fSpl CnrTtondiK!
IUIAK Dec. 2t. That a bill may he
introduced at the next legislature calling
for the aboliticii of the office of
county, auditor, is the latest
men! ,n tnc circ Whefe the new
acts whJch are boiu!, out for'
the lawmakers arc
wow In embryo.
The suggestion Is as a bill calling
for the appointment of a comptroller
for the territory is to be introduced
an amendment declaring that
county auditors Would not be necessary
under the
I laiiu fwuBaua,au' a' V fc I
1
mation shipments of cattle
to New Mexico ffom every state, Mexico
and Canada.
nard refused pay a cent after
ne--w system would be
a" g6od move. The comptroller will
haVe several deputies and those
can assume the duties are
now carried out by the various county
auditors.
The has not ret been fully
threshed out by the committee that
is going Into the proposed--amendments- Legislature
the
m by
New- -
that
officials
that
J.
FL.-X- 2000 .....
20ri PER INCH
matter
line
'
MAIN
of the county law. but enough
ZiiG
has been said to indicate that the
committee of the board of
trade will have a very sensible and
timely report to turn in.
It is proposed that the following
measure be Introduced, Senator Desha
to. act as its sponsor:
Per
An act creating the department of
the comptroller.
Be It enlcted by the legislature of the
territpryvof Hawaii
Section 1. Department of the Comp -
shall be
to known as the of the rff;1I. ,
tnrtkivn
It shall consist of a comp
troller and one or more deputy comptrollers.
. .
Sec. 2. Appointment of
The governor shall nominate nd,
with the advice and consent of the sen- -
t ":?2''tiit&-o- the Hawaii.' appoint,'1
:thA .wn'rn-- r' hv .hall hnM of Hop
for four years and his from, No wit-i- s
until
and ness before toe shall be
Sec. S. Duties and to ..refuse to any
Powers of "Deputy The .fact fo any bobks
may, Vie of ers, other papers
tlie governor, one or more or he
uty to undertake and per shall be by....the
form or in of upon the that to
WallschlaeKer.'Jotin
duties ;.of his such fct or his of
shall have the same accounts, or
ties powers, as his and
by law an ect Is. required
the jocks. 'uryue ueo. tne uaa mm ior any
Castle is the ves- - Jje
of large by Sam Any official
to will Ihsbil, Gatbor D. Sec record or
call at Roll P. receive such
for The as be ,ar
Steam will J. 12.
from to time the
of and
which'. &hW be paid to them
cr It
of toe of thei ter- - a report
the
ritory in equal
sh V "?f and
tons
all services by them.
ne co filed with gov
John
Sec. of and of the
ry
shair at four tlmCs in or
year make an and risers and of
andit the
city and the case
F.
and records of the treasurer and audi
ports
tor bf the .and of each county
and city and or other
so bdivision of the and shall
E.
at least once in each year, make an
Akina,
and of the books,
account 8 and of
other eoimtv or rltv and
county , officer Or
Enrico Sec, C. Of
Pillar,
Harry
The shall have to
I.:
by and to
L.
under any of the design
nuted In th foreimirt -- eetion or nv
W,.
other person and In this
J.
he bavo powfer to to ap,ear
Ifm h'"i."'
and shall also power
era. accpunis, recoras ana oiner pa -
pers or, in the
control of any
may be served by or
(by tfab high sheriff or his
jnianiry ,w.w.w'.
imn, v.
."-- "v
Smith.
iivv
the
C.
will of
this
Sexton.
West, A.
i!
D. J.
to E.
Mrs
by
who
to.
vaaa
Sex. 7. No Prior Notiee to be Given
of and
the shall decide to make
in and audit of the
-
tetrltorDlcounty or city and .county
ror. he ahall make
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otnttintn
JSec. 8. Any person who
shall, under bath, wilfully and know- -
Ingly make any false In his
before the ho
shall be guilty of perjury and. con- -
viction sh?ll punished as bv law "
for crime. t
Sec. 9. Refusal to Produce Evidence
or Testify. Any person, who,
having been ,'as a'
by4 to give
oMo produce any books, ac
counts, recoras otneT papers or
8Wer-an- y to
guilty who
a 1000
thin 12 months, or by both suchfine
Report of Kefosal Circuit
: Court and the Officer.
a summoned by the
or to testify or to produce any
or other
papers or anv
uv.ug in oi ner ueacn ociiages unaer inquiry oeiore tne comp-fn- r
I mnnthc nr that frollpr th h4!l
assault drop, that she wishes to she get rid was to lock forthwith brine? the matter before
Barnard's statement that, she him of says his! circuit Court bv
tried !o injure 1
him. She was such that could
to the ' In which is combined STAR, 1S93. and the
KVKMNG Issued Daily and
W Mnna
PRESS.
RATK, OVER INCHES
2.1c
LEGAL AND RATE, $1 First Insertion
One Cent word 30 cents er per week. .
. 107.9 A LAKEA STREETthereof
the trouble aroso Bar- - have him as a lodger any longer. facts and of fail
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come his arrival at the 50th
as he alcug this vale of
teirs,
After at bridge a Mexi- -
'an supper was served by the charm
ing
while the strains La flitted
amld of
Ion since buried amid
lhe debris of years, but ever
The pf the friends of the
was at a late hour, though he
them that they
would never be on earth again, and
that they gather while
they
The hit of the was the
the .
above the merry
the Hudson and the of
eastern pines are were:
end Mrs F. Drake. Mr. and;
Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. .
Nute. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.,
Mr. Albert Mrs. I
bis was
be
under shall be of
of a by their pre-- 1
by fine of than and sen ce evening which will be
S. F. MrV. H. Loper,
Miss Ca-cere- Thasia Drake and Mr. s. Carl
The .was the of
many that the
have left him seated
amid that which so often
await tfH.- - who w;tli iht
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fore. A bisque hi' la maiden inscribed,
"May this lady amuse you In
your lonesome hours," the cause
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territorial, county
f?lJl"V,
employe
' Tr.-lr:'approval.
THEY MADE HIS FIFTIETH
BIRTHDAY "SOME EVENT"
genuine though
agreeable enjjyable surprise
tendered Sergt. William
fi"cr C1,s; bungalow
milestone
meandered
evening
hostess which, being enjoyed
.cf Paloraa
fragrance blossoms,
recalled
present,
departure
sergeant
repeatediy assured
suggested roses
bloomed.
evening
rendering European" military
distinguished chirrup
festivities.
misdemeanor, punishable
imprisonment pleasurable sadness-bwhispers
laughter our
fibdned. Mr.
Walter
Wliram Lincoln.
William
Baldwin. McGurn.
Bnrbank. WiHiam
sergeant receipient
.beautiful teminders
passing-year.- '
maliciously
desolation
journey
lengthening shadows reaching
,
of much embarrassment to the sedate
: Contributed.
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Wong Sun, HcnoluiU.l...... .... 21
Look Shee. Honolulu.........'.... 19
Walter Williams, Honolulu....... 2t
Annie Floral, Honolulu 19
Sheridan S. Lee. Honolulu... 26
Annie K. --Boyd, Honolulu..... ... 20
Chas. Ccata, Honolulu. . . . . . . . . ... 21
Violet Vascortcelos, Honolulu. .. . . 1 IS
Rc ma i n Sa n Ullan. Honol u 1 u . . . . . . . 23
Venturada de la Serna, Honolulu.. 20
Tay Sung Lee, Honolulu. v........ 2'f
LUy Park, Ewa ...i.
20
ME SAVED HIS ."START"
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was
the
recipient.
the
ff
M-iojajicr,
wa3 HENRY CLAY FRICK,
Who Refused to Follow His Grand-- ,
fittingly father and Became the Head '
of Great Industries.
an
An associate of Andrew Carnegie,
head of The H. C. Frlck Coke Co
the largest coke producers In the
the sweet
world, Henry Clay Frlck is a pattern
days
for any Voung mn, to follow.
His grandfather, a stafd old miller
and distiller, took young Frlck to
"give him a start n te world.' Henry
saved all of tho "start" a few dollars,
but could ije uj great opDortu- -
nity in mill stones and whiskey stills.
These processes were too slow for
him, so he bought a small coke. oven,
of
added ether ovens as he marketed his
documents relating to any matter un- - marching song entitled "It's a Wrong, product, installed new' devices, intro-de- f
inquiry, wilfully makes default Or Wrong Way to Tickle" Mary," by Mr.' duced new methods until coke
who, having appeared, refuses to n- - Lincoln, whose voice could readily, farced as the best on the market Fromthat
time cn men begged him to take'
matter, Inquiry .deemed the
their money and iwt it with his,
These contributed
not more to an
Today the man n ho saved his little
the "start" heads a company, holding
nearly 40,0 o acres of coal lands, op-
than month more Cro to
erating 12,000 coke ovens producing
and
when run at their capacity 250,000
to
tons a day. If Opportunity met you
oh the street today and said "Take
witness
my hand and I'll lead you to a future
bright with prospects of wealth if
books,'1
you ran but show me that you have,
like Frick. Faved a 'start,' " how much
relating to
fbiild you' show?
maiier
nnlv
could of the
the having
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