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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-26

unfavorabe plant growth sugar plantations
and pastures however have received great benefit from the rains
day but somewhat cooler nights during part
week. cloudy and showery weathcr-J ]. Jones.
Makawao-Weaher cooler and showey, with moderate trade
winds all week. late crops and pastures good condition. and stock
doing WELL clearing blowing land for seasons farm crops
last weeks rains in the kud section have started vegetation finely
T. H. Bailey.
Kahuu-CQudy weather trade temper
w. Filler
Punene-Good beginning week. and pump shut
down heavy rains ditch heads good planting and growing weather
H. n. S. Williams.
Wailuku-Coud weather with cool showery nights and light
trades plentiful grass rice and excellent conditions
vegetables and fruits scarce-Bro. Frank
Khe-Wne weather. with moderate trade winds all a
light rain on 18th; killing 1907 ratoons and planting caneW
Kaanapasuong Winds light on 10Th and 18TH
al growing and pastures looking wel.-Wm. Robb
ISLAND OF OAHU.
AhuimanuModeate temperatures, and showey weather during
the entire weel--E Kunst.
has cloudy and warm with an abundance
of moisture; coffee will be ready for pckngJohn Herd
Observation-Disclosures temperatures, with frequent showe-A
Manoa-Ra during week about six inches moderate empera
lures with strong trade winds every afternoons good condition
Iand all crops growing wel-H. ]. Rhodes.
EwaSrOng northeast winds days OF the week, with
trace OF rain on the 2lst; planting cane-W Lo1renge
SsaSeyea showers during week and condition OF soil mprov
led very much; ssa looking wel-Wm. Weinricf, Jr
WaanaeThe weather has been somewhat couder this week.
some rain has fallen on the higher ands-F. Meyer.
Waawa-Lg showers durin ge week. blowing land and plant
ling pines-W. r. Waters.
crop OF pneappes in district entirely harvested
winter crop showing up nicely and present indications will
slightly earlier than young pineapple plants doing WELL plant
Ig the principal present; pastures fairly good condition
kWeatler warm dry except for few light showers
night gaton pastures grazing stock
good condition. all looking WE'LL harvesting of continues
1epantng, planting and fertizng steadyR T. ChstOphersn
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Makawe-Fnshed grinding 10Th; blowing plant
ling light showers 18th and nights considerably cooler
Itiis week.-Eawaian Sugar Co.
EeeeWam with light showers night good growing weather
have nearly finished planting for cOpNcryde Sugar Co
Kooatne growing weather with good showers 10th 18TH
cane and good condition; wedding and er
ling cane--P McIane
ihue-Noderate temperatures with occasional light showers
IstrOng wind during days and nghts.-F. Weber
KealaGood growing weather; plenty of waterW. Jarvis.
Kauea-Weaher with continued light showers during week
Il B. Boreiko
"Reminiscences in fine condition; the Hanalei and Wao
+ alleys doing wer-E &. K. Deverl.
A. McC. ASHLEY, Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-26
FIRST CRUISE
ON THE PACIFIC
KING VICTOR's NEPHEW SEEING
THE WORLD AS AN OFFICER OF
THE CRUISER CALABRIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, September IL
Prince Ferdinando di Savoia, cousin of
Queen Margherita and nephew Of King
Victor Emmanuel of Italy, arrived yes
terday on the Italian cruiser Calabria
for a fortnight's sojourn in this har-
Dor. Prince Ferdinando is also a
cousin of the Duke d'Abruzzl, who
was here a year ago as commanding
officer of the cruiser Ligura. But this
is Ferdinando's first cruise into the
Pacific or anywhere outside of Euro
pean waters. He is q years old, son
of Admiral Prince Thomas of Genoa,
and this cruise of the Calabria is be-
ing made expressly for his benefit
He fills the position of First Lieuten-
ant, and stands his watch like the
other young officers ON beard.
When Prince Ferdinaudo boarded
the Calabria at Venice last February
orders We're given to Commander Ma
rengo di MOriundo to encircle the
globe for the instruction of the royal
sailor man. SO the cruiser went down
the Atlantic past Gibraltar heading
for the South American coast Visits
We're made at Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres, at Punta Arenas, I'm the Straits
of Magellan and at Valparaiso and
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LIMITED.

incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
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"~':t.:R'%~:,0G

all the principal ports in the Pacific
the last call being made at acapulco.
Nine days We're occupied on the
run to this port from Acapulco.
When the cruiser came to an anchor
age inside the Golden Gate Prince
Ferdinando was asleep in his bunk.
but was under orders to be on duty
at 4 o'clock i'm the afternoon. His fell
low officers and the crew say that ne
is Il good man and a good navigator
Carlos F.. Sierra, Italian Consul
boarded the Calabria soon after she
arrived and later went ashore with
Commander Moriundo, who was in
resplendent uniform. Seven guns were
fired in salute as the Consul left the
vessel.
The Calabria is a fifth class cruiser
and is a sister ship of the Liguria and
Umbria both of which have made
long sojourns here She was built in
1890 in Italy. The cruiser has an ar
mament of four six-inch and six four
and-a-half-inch guns, four Norden-
feldt four and-a-half-inCh guns, four
hotchkiss one-and-a- half-mch guns,
two MaXims and two torpedo tubes.
She is fitted with wireless telegraph
paraphernalia, carries crew of 200
men, and with her twin screws can
steam at the rate of sixteen miles an
hour. The Calabria is at anchor off
Folsom street, and will receive visit
ors on board as soon as she can be
made ready for sightseers Upon
leaving here the warship will so to
and the Philippines, and will go 10
Australia before passing through the
Suez canal on her way home to italy.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
JAP SEEKS RETRlBUTION

Alleging that he was knocked
senseless by n cruel mate and that
he then made a demand for his
wages and showed good intentions
OF quitting the Job, *. oya, a Japa-
nese subject, has filed suit in the
federal court TO recover ssa.SS, the
wages due him since he shipped
with Captain St Clair of the good
snip Benjamin f. Packard at San
Diego some months ago.
In his complaint oya gives the
name Of his assatlant as Mark or
Mike Christian. Evidently AMake
was anything but Christian his
treatment OF the cook. as has
been under a physicians ca since
and suffers from shooting palms in
his head where n knife welded by
the mate struck him.
Oya has libeled the vessel and will
hold her tackle and fixtures an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20

attorney" locations have always
been the curse OF mining. lie stat
ed that when once man. equipped
with the power OF attorney. struck
pay dirt" he would Immediately To-
cate about 1000 claims. or could n
he wanted To. and that the other
proapeetors had no chance at all.
lie said the greatest evil is the
syndicate" locator. sent out for
the sole purpose OF Striking and
locating so many claims around II
that prospectors have no show.
PLEADS FOR CORPORATIONS.
w. T. Perkins stated that had II
not been for the power OF attorney
location lay. corporations would not
be able 10 develop the country. He
stated as an instance that the Ma
for French ditch would never have
been built otherwise. II Was point
ed out on the other hand that cor
porations which wanted to build
bitches through claims might buy
them from their respective owners.
c. II. Shepard. Of Nome, stated
that he thought an amendment
ought 10 be made TO the power OF
attorney clause. on int ground that
weak men and women who wished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20

nexed. and must bear the latter's
name II ballard " annexed 10
Seattle. ballard will become part
Of Seattle. and u viii have no right
10 an individual name
TOO LATE TO REMEDY,
II ia now too late for the annex
ntionista 10 remedy the alleged de-
feet in the petition. and the cleo
ton must proceed under the pro-
cess which. Il il believed leaves a
ioophole open for injunction pro-
eeealnEa and contest
ballard has for weeks been
wrought up 20 almost fighting
pitch over the annexation question.
aud now that the anti-annexatiou-
lists have discovered the possible de-
feet in the election petition both
factions are fairly beside them
selves.
Annexation has become the one
topic OF discussion In Ballard. from
political ennciave 10 sewing circle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
Hilda Piles on Rocks
EXPLOSION FOLLOWS ssNesRs MEET TERRIBLE
DsArH-cAprAlN LOST BEARINGS IN SNOW STORM

on board. struck the rocks AZ ST
Maio. France. Sunday morning, and
II Is believed more than 100 were
drowned
The Hilda len Southampton Fri
day night Her passengers num-
bered zoe. her crew e. Her pass
axe was delayed by fog while cross
Ing the channel On nearing Jar
din lighthouse Ia = thick snow
storm tho vessel lost her bearings
and ran aground,
Two boats we're lowered contain
Ing five men. one Of which landed
AZ ST. scveran. The second boat
was picked mp empty At 81 Cast.
Thirteen bodies we're washed
ashore.
II Is thought the Hon. Mrs, But
isr. slster-in-iaw OF Lord Lanes
borough. and Colonel Elicit. arr
among the lost. Many English
army officers were among the pas
sengers. The majority Of the sec
ond-elasa passengers were French
onion dealers.
The company's steamer Ada. out
ward bound. saved FIVE. II 10 stat
ed only SIX Ia all escaped death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
IN SPEECH BEFORE ALASKA CONVENTION SENATOR PILES
SAYS RAILROAD FROM COAST Is NEEDEo-coRPoRATIoN
FORCES AND OPPONENTS CLASH

to operate in the country would be
debarred by reason OF their not be-
ing able 20 withstand the hardships
of travelling in the mountains.
WOMAN MINER TALKS.
Mrs. Mcknight. wife of the man
aging editor of the San Francisco
Call, raised the roof in opposing
the stand taken by Mr.. Shepard.
Weak men and women who can
not withstand the hardships," she
said. have no business with
claims"
Monday afternoon the question
OF a cash assessment of SIS. instead
OF the 500 assessment work neccs-
STATED to conform TO the title law.
was taken up. IL was stated that
the 500 assessment work clause
was practically useless, and only
tended to inducement TO commit
perjury.
INVITED TO BANQUET.
Addresses were made by Mayor
Railinger aud ex-Gov. MeGraw. thu
latter extending 10 the delegates IN
behalf OF the chamber OF commerce.
of which he is president. an invita-
ton 60 a banquet to be given at ths
Butler Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
MORE THAN AnlEs ARE PREPARING TO
BRING SUIT BECAUSE THIRD AVENUE rhEArER WILL
BE FORCED TO CLOSE ON ACCOUNT OF THE REeRADE

dates which are booked here. tx
Corporation Attorney Scott. who
drafted the ordinances under which
the regrade viii be made. gives II
as his opinion that the city IL H.
able for damages and u IL UNDER
stood that he may be retained by
the theatrical people as their local
attorney ia the case.
The proposed ia-foot regrade
VIII neeessitate the removal OF the
lateral supports = the Third Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20

a. oPEN LErTER ro IoHN coR.

OPEN LETTER TO JOHN coRT
Of the Grand conceded to be
theatrical combinations that Sc
IA Of
The Seattle theaier. the shelter Of vile shows
If London Gaisy Girls" appearing In
nothing the seattle tn bold down the
tenderoln the worthy and brave
police would eonnipon nts Of II different varie
Immediately and close these dives
Why they Seattle theaterf
No why Clergy selfrespccng eth
continually degrading influences Of the
and small wonder Why those who strive TO elevate II
with utwhen such shows tho Lon
Gaiey stripe violate and de-
the modern American stage
How posing patron 81 hsonie art dare TO
before the public pleasing 1t with shows Of
and artistic worth and the time disgusting
with aggregatonH Of females and toughs that
would disgrace a cockfight9
Why this Or Jekyi and Hyde attitude
Seattle theaer allow such shows
put the blush actresses who
pear before the foogh Of the Grand 100 feet
What theatrical likely boast OF the fact that he
under the Of John Cor known
United "A great theatrical when
panders OF the low and much
beamlrchedf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
Theatrical Magnates
Will Sue the City

Unless the city Of Seattle makes
suitable feparnitau more than 20
companies. which have bookings
here nc fhe Third Avenue fheutsr.
" hitch bookings vii be cancelled
tu cuse the reEfaae Il made. e A.
highly probable that damage suit
y va BE- brought against the city on
behalf Of these companies by their
New York attorneys The amount
sued faH uiil depend on the guar
hntees which The companies we're to
receive from the local house.
Opinions handed down BY the New
York attorneys Of the theatrical
people sax the city Is liable Under
present conditions. IN ease the re-
grade prevents fulfulmcns 81 the
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WHAT SHALL BE DONE.
WITH TOM WILSON
ourcAsr AND PUBLIC PEST. WHO IS MORPHINE VICTIM.
FINALLY TURNED COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Cast from pillar 10 stone. every
man his enemy and no man his
friend. victim of the morphine hab-
II. an outcast. a public pest. an eye
sore and an ulcer upon the CON-
munity. Tom Wilson. 90. for years
a charge Of the city and a source
Of great worry 20 physicians and
the city and county authorities.
waa discussed before the board OF
heafth Monday morning and meas
urca proposed for his welfare.
DIR. Ludlow. health officer. said
that Wilson Nil not allow himself
10 be treated. but at the slightest
opportunity will break away from
his nurses. and by some means OBJ
tain the drug which Is slowly kill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
SEATTLE MAN CAPTURES
AN ESCAPED CONVICT

Walla Walla, November n. 1900.
and was never seen in these parts
until Kincaid. hearing OF his where.
abouts. went to Tenino and placed
him under arrest
Whitley was brought to Olympia.
II appears that the convict was
visiting an aged father near this
city. he was armed with l5-eal-
her Colts revolver. but offered no
resistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
TlLL.lCUM
is VICTOR

The Tacoma steam launch Tiiii-
cum won the race an the Tacoma
Seattle eaufHe Monday afternoon
aEuinni the motor boat Union Ia one
hour. 20 minutes aud go seconds.
The TIiheum had the best af the
race from the start. making q bril-
liant showing in the beginning BY
running riuRa nll afaund the Union.
Both beats left Tacoma at moon
with the Flyer.
The Union beat the Flyer y ten
mlnufeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20

theafer. which would probably
cause the Lincoln hotel To slide
down the hill and land on the thea
ter. Prominent attorneys say the
city could not remove the lateral
supports Of the theater without
making suitable PREPARATION 20 tho
interested parties.
In the case the city Is sued. the
action win be brought in the United
States court. as the plaintiffs are
nonresidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
ADVOCATES BONDS FOR
ALASKA ROAD

Ex-Governor a. T. sWineford. Of
the First. Dick RYAN. Of the Sec
nnd. aud Carl ~ 1ohanson, Of the
Third. representing the three judi
cial districts OF Alaska viii be
elected b. the convention 10 repre-
sent Alaska In congress.
such Is the attitude of the dele
gates Monday. according 20 the ar
row head OF The political weather
cock. The First district delegates
stili hold out for a triumyirate. In
this they are backed by the Third
district. The First district dele
gates stated Monday they would
stand pat" for one congressional
delegate
The First and Third. however.
represent total OF 81 votes as
against IS. which means. II the two
districts hold out. that the three
delegates will go 10 Washington.
SENATOR PILES SPEAKS.
The convention opened Monday
morning At 10 o'clock after short
address hy Senator piles, who said
Il believe there should be a trunk
line built from the Alaska sea coast
70 the Yukon. and I will favor any
bonds proposed for that purpose. J
fully realize the feeling of YOU
Alaskank | know YOU have spent
millions IN developing your eoun-
try. Your men are made of stern
stuff. / believe you are fully capa-
bile OF regulating your own affairs,
and favor territorial form OF
government for You.
ION behalf OF Senator Ankeny |
will say that he has done what he
could for You and will do all he can
for Alaska in the future. | again
want to impress upon your minds
that / am at the service OF Alaska.
which | believe will in time eonsti-
tuta one OF the greatest states Of
the Union.
ADVOCATES HARMONY.
During this convention | hope
YOU will sa settle your affairs that
your omlssarios viii come as a unit.
When you tell ne what you want, !
propose 20 stand up FOR Il with all
the power ! possess.
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
Following we're the measures
adopted. An amendment to the
federal statutes on mines and min
ing. making Il impossible to locate
placer claims by agent or attorney
In fact. with or without power OF
attorney. or IN any other manner
locate such claims otherwise than
in person.
An amendment making II lmpos-
siblc to locate more than 20 acres
OF ground on any one placer claim,
thus abollshing the group claim
cure. An amendment making It
impossible for any one person to
locate more than two claims on any
one creek or It's tributaries
SCORES MINE HOGS.
In support OF the amendment
making II impossible TO locate
elaims by power of attorney. Judge
Cochran. OF Nome. stated. that &
would put the poor miner out OF
business. He also stated that he
thought people engaged I'm other
commercial interests ought 70 have
the privilege OF ''gruh-sta ting'
prospectors. lie did not believe.
however. that syndicates should be
allowed TO hog" the country.
J. T. Dunn said that power Of
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ing him He ia nDw at the Way
side Mission. which has received
him under protest
The county commissioners have
refused TO take care OF him Mayor
BallinEer has ordered that he be
kept off the streets
What shall be- done with Tom
Wilson that was the question
which bothered the board Of health.
until finally In desperation. after
the pesthouae and the jail had been
suggested. II was decided that the
board OF health officially recon-
mend the county commissioners TO
take care Of and treat him until
some future provision can be ar
ranged for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
ANTS HAVE TRUMP
UP THEIR SLEEVES
FACTION AGAINST ANNEXATION TO SEATTLE CLAIM THAT
PETITION IS NOT LEGAL AND WOULD OUT
couRT-sATTLE GROWS WARM BALLARD

THE petition Is plainly defect
i've" said leading nnti-annexa-
ZIONIST Monday morning. for IL
provides that the name OF Ballard
shall be changed. II the election car
ries, 20 North Seattle. and this
provision Is Illegal The law ~
that any city or town which comes
into another city by annexation
nerges into the city to which Il is
annexed. and loses It's name alto
gether II has no right to retain
It's old name. or to have tho latter
changed 10 any other name. n
must be known only AK an integral
art of the city To which It il am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20

The Ballard Observation-Disclosures
have a card MP their sleeve. and
they believe u ia a TRUMP.
They will play II in case the an
nexatlonista win at the special cleo
ton December 3.
II tho annexatlonlsts win .at the
special election the anti-annexn-
tionlsts will attack the legality OF
the election.
The point OF attack will be upon
the form OF the annexation petition,
and The anti-annexatlonists believe
that they can prove this petition de-
fectiye and thereby anngR the cleo
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20

OLYMPIA. Nov. pa clever
capture Of an escaped convict at
Tenino. Sunday. was made BY NJ. s.
Kineaid. Of Seattle chairman OF the
STATE board OF control
The convict Is Charles whitley.
convicted Of burglary committed In
Cowliiz county. In 1899. He escaped
from the state penitentiaTy at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
BRITiSHERS ALARMED

TOXIC, Nov. 2O.-A telegram
from Nagaaaki says that 500 OF the
Russian prisoners OF war bound for
Vladlvost0k on board the vessels
Vladimir and BoroneIi. have shown
signs Of mutlnys The officers Of
the two vessels applied 70 the Jap.
anese authorities 10 dispatch troops
and police officers to their assist
ance. One hundred conatables have
boarded the Boroneii and four Jap
aneae torpedo boats have surround
ed the two Russian ships.
Admiral RoJestvensky is on board
the Boroneji.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
BURTON
TRIAL ON

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 2o.-The
trial Of Senator Burton for the sec
ond time began this morning before
Judge vandeventer. Of the federal
court. Col. d. NJ. Hansdell, SER
geant-at,arms Of the United States
senate. Is here TO appear against
Buston. lie was not witness at
the first trial.
The United States district attor-
ncy presented the governments side
to the Jury this morning.
The bury was quickly selected.
Rahsdell was summoned to pro-
duee copies of telegrnma said to
havebeen sent by Burton 20 the
fncfnbers OF the Riaito Grain COM
pauy. The government alleges the
messages were sent from the senate
chamber and paid for by govern
ment funds.
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TEnsIvE IMPROVEMENTS. IN
GLIDING THE CONSTRUCTION
or LINES TO TIE BIG LUMBER
ING DISTRICTS NORTH. THERE
BEING A POSSIBILITY THAT
THE ROAD WOULD BE EXTEND
ED CLEAR THROUGH TO SEAT
TIE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-20
MCDONALD HAS RELAPSE

given out at the hospital. however
Monday afternoon. that while Me
Donald was not feeling very we'll
and hts recovery would be slow. he
was in no danger.
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UDF5SA. nov. 2I---Fearing Q re-
eurreBce Of the ri0ting the British
re4denta met today and arranged
g assemble at the consulate at the
fI7zf B1Kn OF trouble and demand a
guard Of soldiers. The situation is
dlsauIefIng. The sOcalled loyallst
fsement threatens trouble and a
mn'inous spirit Il apparent aueng
he ffoeDs