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Fourteen Sites Already Occupied s
by Beacons to Be at Once
Proceeded Against
BRECKONS TO PREPARE CASES
United States District Court ipffi
cials to Have Busiest Day
of the Term
A day of great and unushol activity
awaits United States District Attorney
Breckons this morning not the least or
his labors being th6comrrlcncomont of
condemnation proceedingsngainBi plots
of ground for fourteen lighthouses
in tlic Hawaiian lighthouse district
chiefly on fheMslihds of Hawaii arid
Kauai
This will bo the first step of what
is to stand as the most ambitious under
taking which the HghthouBO department
Ibas attempTad in HCtaalt V
Breckons received orders in tho last
mail from tho acting nttorneygVnoral
at Washington to proceed at once in
the various cases and is now busily en
gaged in deciphering bluo prints por-
traying
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tho lands needed for each
The only lighthouso provided for this
LSent
in blueprint Captain M
that of Barbers Point where a flashing
light already warns the noctarnal mari-
ner
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Not only tho land on which tho
lighthouse is to be erected is to be con-
demned
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but also roadway from tho
lighthouso to the nearest government
road This is the case with nearly-ever- y
one of tho fourteen
On Kauai land will ho condemned for
a lighthouso at Lau o Kokolo on tho
southern coast and also for ono at Uku- -
la Poin- at the entrance to Hanapepe
harbor Un tho opposite siap pr tno
island land for a light station will bo
nt Point L Fleet surgean
with a right of way to tho Anahala
wharf landing
Five or six are planned for Hawaii
In North Kohala there will be land con-
demned
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for a light nt iMahukona land-
ing
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and also nt Kauhola the former
with a of way to the nearest gov-
ernment
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road although no such provi-
sion
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is made for the latter
Kukuihaclo is to have a lighthouse
it being the Bolo item which Hamakua
receives in tins list
One order instructs Breckons to start
nroceedihjjs to condemn land for seven
differest llekthouses all of them scat- -
B1 tered Kipahulu on southern Maui is
tine uaui b sisiur ibjuuu uiujimiui tjto
two Kaunakakai and Pauwalu in
the list
Tho other three plots of land which
will bo condemned aTOat Popcekeo Ha- -
wen and Lao o ka uaau
Tho district attorneys office will not
anguish for work today for the conii
nencement of tho condemnation suits
tor the above lands not
by any means the limit to its labors
The HAWAIIAN
Df the department facesa 10000 dam
ago suit incurred in an opium ram
which may or may not havo been suc
cessful At tho same hour a whole lot
of petit talesmen roport for duty on
the Jury
At one oclock tho grand jury re
sumes Its duties and will investigate
further alleged infractions of violations
i of tho Act opium smuggling
iiuceuo xnuu jnubiur uuu jmrcuuaeu guv
ernment property etc
On ton of which comes the lighthouse
condemnation casc3 which will also
wako tho marshals office
And as if District Breckons
baa not enough to do with theBe minor
V r i s ma
jmaitcrs ne win m ms own worns ds
Mkent awake by a good active Kilauea
lliko carbunclo on his back has
been for a week and which is
I still on the job
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BATTLE HYMN POET
QUITS THE BATTLEFIELD
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anDDIiETONlBnWb island October
17 Juptf WtfrdHoiWr who wrotd tho
famous Battle HylM df tho Bespub
lie was nctiye in tho antislavery
movement prior to anfl during tho
Civil War and since then has boon a
Jtnown reformer In manyxdines
aieu aero louuy duo was uorn in xoiv
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Rear S uadron
Lie at Naval Wharf for
-- a Weeks
ftear Aamlral Rocs TJ St N com- -
mandant of the naval station has re
ceived ffom tho United States naval
attache at Tokio tho projected itiner
ary of tho cruise of tho JapanoW train
ing squadron iiinaer Hear Admiral Va- -
Bhiro giving tho name of tho vessels
and officers pttasbod to the squadrpp
From this it
thoAsama
ana will arrive at Honolulu
November and eailfor Ban Francisco
November The crnlsera will lay at
tho naval station wharves during thoir
sojourn in Honolulu and will bo Shown
such courtesies as their mission and
tho character of their
high officers command The itinerary
is as follows
Leave YokOsuka October 10 arrive
Honolulu November leave Honolulu
November nrriye at San Francisco
November 19 leave anFiancisco No
vember 23 arrive San Pedro Novomber
25 leave San Pedro December arrlvo
ManmniUO JUcSoftiuer leave Man
zanlllo December llt arrlvo Acapulco
December 13 leave Acapulco- - Decombo
nnitn ClAlinA f1tti TlnAnmhnv 10- -
weave Salina Cruz December 24
Panama December 30 leavo Panama
January arrive Acarmlco January 13
leavo Acapulco January 17 arrive Ho-
nolulu February leavo Honolulu
Fobruary arrivo Yokosuka Febru
ary ZH
Officers of tho Squadron
The officers of tho two Bhips com
prising tho squadrqn follbw
Commandant Roar Admiral Ynshi
to staff Xieut Comdr Yamamoto
ana Imamura
island this series of Is Asama Tanaka
right
being
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busy
arrlvo
mnnder- - J Tanaka
N K Mukai T Y Ogu
ra G H Oyamada
Lieutenants H Noguchi O Ono
Fukuoka Nohara first class Iwam
B Sako T Masrijlma Uno Iwaki
T Aklyama N Uirata
Sublieutenants socpnd tclass K Suzu
ki Nagumo Takahashi Nanba
Engineer commanaer lsai Jingi
neef lieutenants Koike K Doi T
Ito Engineer sublieutenant first class
Y Asai Engineer sublieutenants sec
ond class Al Buimura aomiKawa
condemned Kahala together Kagami surgeon
mentioned
M Takahashi assistant surgeon sec
ond class T Kano staff paymaster
Nagayasu paymaster Nakashima
assistant paymaster first class K Fu--
tamura
Kasaci Captain K Yamaii com
mander M Tojio
er iineuawa
Lieutenants T Hatsumoto K Usui
M Mntsuura Nagano T Ogura
Sublieutenants first class K Hasega
wa IC Nakamura Monai M Sonoda
S Dowa K Tsucbiya
Becond class T Ma
chida il Hlrose llatsuoka
Engineer lieutenant commander H
Ouawa encineer lieutenants Nishi
M Snkanishi
Engineer sublieutenant lirst class
Tada engineer sublieutenant second
class M Suda
Staff surgeon M Asada surgeon
Takashtpi navmaster Qushima as
sistant paymaster first class K Ya- -
Dukl
head BOOSTS REAL
Edmunds
Attorney
iwidely
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IN
A Stanton returned on tho Hilo-
nlan yesterday from six weeks trip
through the Northwest and as far east
as Chicago Ho visited tho States to
do little promotion jork by putting
the people wise to tho good things that
are in store for them down in this land
of cocoanut milk and honey if they
will only come dowri and abide with tho
folks of Honolulu or build their own
grass houses wjth taro patch on tho
side as they gee the Hawaiian Islands
on picture postcards
Stanton placed Hawaiian real estate
the hands of tho largest firms in tho
country and no saia yescerany tnat
were being niado by tho
100000 Club to brino- - Honolulus nonu--
Jation up to that figure A good many
persons ho tamed to ho said Had an
idea that it was ono hundred in tho
shade here in jnidwinte and nothing
but nude natives could stand the
heat of the summer Ho Visited Spo-
kaneMin- nesota Chicago ant Boise Idaho from
which latter place he took little re-
creation bunting and fishing Tn all of
the cities he took in Mr Stanton hand-
ed out column interviews to tho news-
papers
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Dan Murphy of San Francisco suf
fered troken lee in an automoblin
Snd for sixty years had boon one of tho accident near Hollistor when his car
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ftir Now Liners
As many pass to and fro
tarrying n whilo la Honolulu port and
then churning again to tho groat con ¬
tinent thofq are bound to be picked up
bits or lator
and which the head
offices o a company aro not likely to
heat until big deals are consummated
Thus In tho instance of the Blatson
Navigation Company some of those
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iwiioi navo minor positions auonru un
vessels of that companys Dim acet
tile Wllhelmlna Hilonlan Entorpriae
Hyades and others talking one with
thv other and comparing notes of what
thcyncar from mainland ofllcialdom
put two und two together ana sttr the
curiosity o the publjo with what pur
portkio bo advnnco Information and
what ohou turns Out to bo correct news
it is now reported that
the Jkiatson Navigation company con
templates tho salo of two of its steam ¬
ships to tht Bates in ¬
terests fo thei Panama run atd this
lor too reason mat ino juaison com-
pany
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finds that the Hilonlan And tho
Entnrprlso are getting too small for
tho big trade that Watson has develop
od between iheso Islands and tho main
land states
Only on Sunday was evidenced tins
fact When tho Hilonlan arrived filled
to thAdoQk it was stated sho had left
hundred tons ju San Fran ¬
cisco for the Enterprise to bring here
though the Enterprise which is tho San
iancisco liilo boat had to make a spe
cial tnpv to tms port to Bring we
Hilonlan s holdoer
The idea is it is said that tho Mat- -
son companv will build or buy bigger
boats like tho Wilhelmina or tho now
Honolulu which will bo out hye in
January to handle tho busi-
ness
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It will be remembered that tho Ho
nolulan was originally ordered by tho
American Hawaiian 8 S Co which
found that it did not want the large
vessel in addition to its already largo
fleet and tho Matson people were Teady
to tajtrv it off there hands ou a charter
Tho Hilonlan and tho Enterprise have
been spoken for according to the re ¬
ports above described by the Panama
interests for which run they will bo
suitable
WORK
TO BEGIN SOON
Continued from Page One
cubic yards of concrete will bo dumpod
daily into the falso crib work and thai
worltTvill go ahead rapidly President
w iv Dillingham of the Hawaiian
Dredging Company states that the
quarry will bo efficient and will be of
i capacity to handle all material as fast
as needod at the drydock site
lightly Behind on Dredging
By a new arrangement of payments
for dredging work and commuting on
material dredged out from tho bar nnd
channel of tho Pearl Harbor work the
dredging company is slightly behind in
its iorlc Up to within a few weeks
tho company was somewhat ahead of
tho planned out work but the new ar-
rangement
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has caused tho company o
get behind However this is due to
tho fact largely that a certain amount
of work was being forced on the dry
dock sito and this is going on rapidly
and the dredgers will conclude all thoir
work there cutting tho baslu down to
the required fifty five feet of depth
This will rcleatie two dredgers and
in a short time the new scraper dredge
will be ready to be added to tho battery
of diggers Tho turbine dredge sepw
may reach Honolulu frpm Boattlo in
a day or two in tow of tho tuc Hor
Cules The dredge will bo taken across
Honolulu harbor to where the Cali
fornia was launched and the machinery
vuicii je iiuw ueuriy un uerB yiu uo
installed byMx Hechman the builders
expert who arrived hero a wck ago
irom tho uoast
Scraper 1redgo May Bo Best
Tho dredging company has taken out
JLauuuuu cuoic yards or material xrom
tho bar1 and inner sections or particu
larly Ispeaking tho channel Of this
6OO00 represents the- material taken
from the bar alone There aro 700000
more yards to bo taken from tho bar
viucn represents ono or the most all
flcult pieces of work The dredgers en-
counter
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various kinds of material thero
add iyhilo all tho machines which have
been it work at that section havo made
good etill thero is a certain kind ol
material encountered which none of
them handle The scraper
dredger iwbieh has just been completed
will soon bo put to work on tho bar
and it is believed this will easily dis
lodgo tho cemented sand and rock
which the clamshell and hydraulic
dredgers havo failed to break away
The eirapcr dredger however will be an
experiment bnt the company believes
It wilt do tho work
Turbinoa Vast Work Planned
On tho inside or channel and harbor
sections tho company has yet 2100000
yards to remove- - The company has a
year and three months o do thjs work
with tho rolcaso of tho dredgers work ¬
ing on tho drydock site where 250000
cubic yards have boen removed repre ¬
senting tho total area to bo oxcavntod
these machines will be put to work on
tho cliapnel sections nud tho material
will ho ctit Of this 2100
000 yard tho compnny expects the tur
bluo JruuKertto take out about 1000
000 This will leavo only about
POOOOO yards to bo taken out by the
Insldo machine Mr Dillingham sayi
this tin nil easily be removed by De
cember i S 1P11 when tho contract time
comes to an end
Hollyday Hero Next Bpring
The eunifnt for the drydock work
huf not yet arrived but it Imi bees
urtlered hero Bud unouh will be on
band to eommenee operations The
xIwWhb of the ftlte tribe will Me time
and the iijipinlna o tho water more
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JAPANESE SHIPS
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RMlfO REPLIES TO
QUESTIONS ASKED
Contirraod from Page One
tabllsbcd in thin community for the
votorsld know that neither liquor deal
trs nor missionaries can bulldoreorTjuy
mo myassbrtlons or denials -- will do no
good
A you suggest howovor thero may
bo some who aro not acquainted with
me who are under a misapprehension
as to thLfncts concerning my relation
to tho prohibition question and I there ¬
fore reply to Jtr Biqhards questions
as follows jf
First m Ws aypwedly for prohibition
in tho hCarftig before tho congressional
committee but urgod that tho subject
bo Toferrod to tho pcoplo of Hawaii for
them to decide themselves
I will say furthor that I havo not
Binco changed my mind onolthcr point
nnd have made no concealment of cither
fact Second I did accent by eablo aplace
on the pcoplo s prohibition campaign
committee I will say further that I
was glad to do so believing that tho
cause was a good- - ono and I was in
earnest nnd bcUovci that Mr TfToolloy
MrIUchafds and other prohibition lead
ers worm also in earnest If I had
knqwn that Ihoy vcra going1 to lot the
campaign go prncticaljy by default as
thoy aid J snouiu not nave gone on toe
committee with thorn
Third jI tnndo no promise that I
was going to stump tho islands for pro-
hibition
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After the lavv providing for
the plobiscitc was passed I had a talk
with Mr Woolloy about what wis to
be drio Ho saw he was coming bade
to Hawaii to work for prohibition
Knowing tho strong objection which
Unwaiians have against mnlimnls try
ing to direct them what to do X told
mm i taougnt it would tie a mistaico
thnt I Would co homo as soon ns con
gress adjourned and lend the fight for
prohibition invsclf Ho thoucbt ho
knew best arid came himself I feared
tbo consequences then but still I in ¬
tended to como homo as soon as I conld
and help I said I would speak for pro ¬
hibition and I then intended to do so
although I did not say I would stump
tho isinnJS
Mri Richards sneers at the state of
my health and insinuates in the
Friend that I was cither bought off or
scared out by tho liquor pepplo As- -
a matter ot fact no man has over or
fered to bribe me either dircctlv or
indirectly to do of not to do anything
anu it win not uo ncauuiui iuc uny
man over to attempt it
As to being afraid of the liquor
men and their vote it never occurred
to me I thought that it was py duty
to work for prohibition and J did so
without any moro thought of them or
what they would do than I had that
Mr Richards would make theso unjust
accusations against me
I do not care to parado my personal
health before tho public1 but Mr Rich ¬
ards compels mo to do so I will there-
fore
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statoi that I havo not been in a
good stnto of health during tho past
year On my way to congress I con- -
arnica a specialist in Ban i rancisco
and ho advised me to cro to a sanatorium
ratiElian congress I also Consulted
another specialist in iialtimore and he
told 1110 the same thing As it was I
stayed in Washington until the Hawa ¬
iian business was completed Tho doc-
tor
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thOri advised mo to go to tho hot
springs for treatment I thought tho
trip on tho yacht Hawaii would do me
as mueff good and accordingly came
thnt way Knowing that I was duo to
Btumpthe Islands for tho Kovqmbor
elections I made up my mind before
leaving Washington that it was not
wise for mo to follow up my first in
tentionlof stumping for prohibition and
I therefore took my time about getting
home
Pourlh As to tho Hawaii getting in
nhcad ifc expectations I would say
that T sTSodmy watch nlong with tho
fino felJowJTwho volunteered to try and
win thit face for the honor of Hawaii
and with hem did evorvthinir T could
jo get the32rtht into Honolulu as earlyv
US JIU331U19 JL WUU1U UUVU UlCIl a UJ1- -
horn sport id have done anything else
and I do not belioyo that wen Mr
Richards thinks mo that
Tifth As to stating how I was going
to vote on the plebiscite I told a to
portorof Tho Advertiser in tho pres
ence of a number of othor persons bo
fore I came ashore from the Hawaii
that I was going to vote for prohibi-
tion
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and you Mr Thurston announced
what I had said at a public meeting
held that night nt Anla Park- - What
Is moro I did vote for prohibition and
havo told every one so who chose to
ask mo
I bee to sav further that if aeain
elected to congress I shall continue to
do my duty as I see it without fear
or favor and any ono can find out
either beforo or after election what
my opinions are on any public question
by asking mo
I desire to say to my follow citizens
that I have nothing to conceal and
nothing to apoligize for concerning
anything wincu l ma ol failed to do
about prohibition
I remain yours truly
J KAIANIANAOLE
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Goody Morso Democratic can
dldato for public office and Silas Mary
Ah Chuck export stenographer woro
jinvsioiy weaueu last waturaay oven
mir thereby surincinc n nterry sur
nrlse on thoir very manv friends Thov
gate no chancu for rice throwing or
tho placing qf placards on tho rear of
their honeymoon automobile folded
their tents like tho Arabs and silently
madi their joyous way to a sacred
odlflco where marriages are performed
uuiujiiiMiiHiong navo ucvn wiiomcr
ing Air Morse ever since and the hap
py brido is radiant with the felicita ¬
tions of her admiring hot of friends
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JUnnWATJBH TUB MOOT OOMMOH
OAV8B OP BUJTBRINQ
Jlliounifttlum cauiM mora vain nnd
oufTurUtf limn uiiy ulhvt d for
in reaion int u is tue most common
of nil llli and it If reMslnly uratlfy
Inif to sulrereri to know that 0hmbr
IbIui JIh Halm will uiToril lellef na
ato rwl end sn poMlhle la iiisny
fiiiea lie rellif fiOin rials which It it
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KAMii GOES
TO LAST BES
Hcinrich W Schmidt Dies at the
Ago of Sixty Four After Many
Years in Islands
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Prom Saturdays Advertiser- -
Death yeetorday took one more of
those kamnnlnaa whoso names are link
ed intimately with all things Hawaiian
when Hcinrich Wllholtn Schmidt pasBOd
away in tho Queens Hospital wbero ho
had been taken after suffering a col ¬
lapse
Ono of the most notablo figures of
Itnlfftlnlllfl nnrllhr pnmtnnrfllnl rlnva tvnn
lost in tho death ot Mr Schmidt Gcr J
tnan by birth and education with all
tho ideal traits of tho Fathorland ho
was an important Oguro in monarchial
republican and American Hawaii
Hot was born in Bremen Novcinbor
10 1S1C being 64 years old at tho timo
of his doath He attonded school in
that city and at tho ago of fourtcon
entered a brokers office thero After
serving a year in that position he was
noxt apprenticed to a moniantllo house
and continued there until his term of
eorvlco was ended
At tho completion of that time chance
threw him in the way of a merabor of
the Honolulu firm of H Hackfeld
Co bocomingjit that moment connect-
ed
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with tho country wherp ho was to
spend tho rest of his days
lie was engaged aa oooKkoopcr by tho
firm but It transpired that his services
wore not needod at once and was sub
sequently employed by tho Bremen firm
who wcro liackicias agents in Uor
many
In 1804 tho call that was to bring
him to tho South Sens came and in 1807
ho left Bromen in tho bark R C Wyllio
which belonged to tbo firm Immediate-
ly upon bis arrival ho entered upon his
duties as bookkeeper During the next
fw years ho was soveral times pro
THE LAHE H W SCHMIDT
lhotcd becoming in turn salesman and
cashier until finally bis knowiodge and
uusinesg nullity became bo valuable to
tho firm that in 1878 he was admitted
as a partner
By his economy ana thrift ho saved
capital sufficient to start in business
for himself in 1S8D and in the course of
timo accumulated a great deal of prop-
erty little of which howoer remains
to tuo estate
Ho was for a long time tho consul
of Norway and Sweden bojorc division
came to those countries and tho bril-
liant
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dinner which he gavo in honor ot
tho traveling Princo Augustus is still
remembered by many 1
Mr Schmidts first wife was Mary
Ann Weight an English lady whom ho
married on October 20 1874 five boys j
ana two gins Doing oorn to tncm
jMr Schmidt is survived by William
Tlicodoro Schmidt son Mnrguorito
daughter Mrs E H Paris Ernest
Frederick Schmidt son Miss Wilheb
mina ilsnbella Schmidt daughter now
in New York Paul Oscar Schmidt son
Who married jiiss iuiiuroa uraco or
October 0 this year Paul Aueust Ma
luhla Schmidt son six grandchildren
the four children of Mr and Mrs E
H Paris and tho two children of Mr
and Mrs William Theodore Schmidt
Mrs Raho siptcr who arrived here
from Vancouver in the 8 B Mamma
just in timo to see her brother before
ho died and a sister in Baltimore
Thero was a son Henry Carl who
died about throe years ago
Tho late Mr Schmidt some five years
ago married a second time his second
wife dying about a year later
Ttnf a aaivina irAA linll volflu
afternoon at which only immediate
memoers ol tno lamily wcro present
Funeral ceremonies will bo held this
afternoon at four oclock at tho resi ¬
dence of E H Paris on Wilder Avenuo
to which friends are Invited
AGEd HAWAIIAN DIES
FROIfcWERRIBLE WOUND
After milTcrliigsovoral days of agony
Lui Akaiuu the aged Hawaiian whoso
throat wng pierced by a dead branch
Tuesday died yesterday In tho Quooug
Hospital
His grisly wourld proved too much for
the surgeons and --he was found to bo
beyond nil hope of recovery Accord
ing to tho slight story ho atWunpted to
tell he went out Tuesday lo hunt tor
inn I to vino and foil over a pall In
clutching to nave himself a dead limb
of u feu pierced his tliroitt and snapped
He tinted from the shoe- - nnd upon
reupverifiu jerked the wood ouU lie
tiimr tn eat lint as ait he put the
food Into hli mouth It dropped out ot
Hie wound jo kU tliMjt lie did Dot
rflBulva mmllful mteiitloii until hurt
tiny whuu ha wis fiiund end lalmii to
W Hy
ft FfuiiDlii LMlfUnii wh amimm
by flr in Iim t imfim
HiTIUEIir
nrnu rami
THE SKY
gears Felt for Wellman and
Fellow Balloonists Since
- No Wireless Comes
BIPLANES BETWEEN CITIES
First Dirigible to Cross the
English Channel Is of
French Construction
ATLANTIC CITT K X October 17
-- Tho last heard of Waltor Wollman
who with fivo othors started last Satur ¬
day to fly across tho Atlantic Ocoah
was when ho was about three hundred
miles from tho Coast headed northeast
when he roportod by wireless that ev ¬
erything was alt right
This information was fecolvod at
noon yostordny but no word has boen
rocolvod from him since and there is
somo fear that ho has boon lost
3NDON October 17 Tho Fronch
dirigible Clement Bayard has sailed
from Complcgno to London in six hours
carrying a crow of six men This is
tho first dirigible to cross tho English
Channel
PARIS October 17 Honry Wya
mnlon tho Putch aviator and M La
Ongnoux French flyer each carrying a
passengor have flown their biplanes
from Paris to Brussels Wynmalon re-
turning
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and covering altogether two
hundred and fifty miles
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CLOSING IN ON
SAN rRANOISOO October 17 The
police and detectives who havo been
diligently working on tho case of the
dynamiting of the Loo Angoles Timos
building havo unearthed fivo hundred
pounds of dynnmito which is supposed
to bo part of tho samo lot of oxpfosive
shipped from this city to Los Angoles
and employed by assassins to blow up
tho duces of tho Los Angoles Times
Tho explosive was discovered hidden in
a housa in tho southern soetlon of this
city and was consigned to J B Bryson
KETCHELS SLAYER
HAS BEEN CAPTURED
SPRINGFIELD Missouri October
17 Tho raneh hand W A ljurtz who
killed Boxer Kotchol has boon captured
Ho claim3 that the slaying was done
in selfdefonse in a quarrel picked by
tbo prizefighter
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CRUISER FLEET HOME
FROM SOUTH AMERICA
SAN FRANCISCO Oetobor 17 The
Pacific cruiser fleot returned to this
port today from South American ports
Tho California burned thirty per cent
less coal than hnd been oxpocted
MATS0N SHIFTS HIS
OIL HEADQUARTERS
LOS ANGELES October 0 It has
been announced that tho main office
of tho Honolulu Consolidated Oil Com ¬
pnny and of tho other oil interests of
Cant William Matson of San Francisco
will bo removed from Maricopa to Taft
Tho Matson interests aro very active on
Hho westside especially tho Honolulu
consolidated which is now running sev ¬
eral strings of tools
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dan
gerous for Honolulu Peo-
ple
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to Neglect
The great danger of kidnoy troubles
is that they got u firm hold beforo the
sufferer recognizes them Health Is
gradually undermined Bachacbe head-
ache
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nervousness lameness eoreness
lumbago urinary troubles dropsy dia
botes and Bright s diseuso follow in
moreiless succession Dont neglect
your UldncyH Curo tho kldnoys with
tho certain and snfo remedy Doan9
Uuckucho Kidney Pills Bead what
follows
Samuel N Tanyge machinist 12S1
Jason street Denver Colo says
Whilo Jliing in Yirgiuitt City Nea
da I began to havo troublu from my
back and kidneys When 1 stooped I
suffered sovorely from pains lu my back
and often I had to lie down for some
time Tim kidney secretions woro tuo
freitient Ii puuugo eiuoolully at night
add contained tcdimcut Soon after ho
ginning tho tuo of Downs llaeknohe
Kidney 1lllu I found them to ho just
the remedy my enso required Tho con ¬
tents of threo or four boxes entirely
iJrovn aay the jmliis In my buck ana
deposed of ell tho olhvr dlfleultl
dun to ilhwrdurud hlilinv I hid h firm
believer In the metlt of Doaui lluclc
uiilin Klilnny Illlh
JDuhiis ifneknelio Kidney IMJIk are
Id by all ttrutruitti and ilorakatinerii
nt ISO MMt pur Tiox Nix bnxc fcf0
or will be iHalled on ruenlit of prise by
ut jiBiimvr uruu m iifiuomju wnjis
KMIlir lip Nkmi tm sM
Ultu u iwUtlliitu
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