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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
HOW GREEN WIS SAVED.
None Kmo10 Where Mss DODGE
Vas When Yacht Sank.

Coroner Frank Z. Russell ended the inquest into
the NorInandle disaster in Tarrytown, N Y, sud-
denly yesterday at the Of counsel for John
h Green, who wanted to testify in the inqui-
stions into the deaths of GLADYS Dodge W
H Storms, the pilot and Stewart Oracle the en-
glneer. 50 that he could leave on Saturday on
business. The coroner granted the request Mr.
Green gave mis- address as No. l2S West 5sth-st
and said he treasurer of a banking company
at Maiden Lane and Broadway When asked bv
the coroner to give his description of the accident
he said:
i was seated on the back part of the boat snck-
ing cigarette and paying no attention to the
yachts course-in fact. know nothing about nav
igation. Suddenly heard a noise and then I was
thrown into the river. 1 swan around and picked
up piece of wTeckage, which kept up until
was rescued.
The accident happened about $50 p m, and
was not put ashore until 10 o'clock. / imagine I
was in the water half hour. On the Vouud I
was questioned and given dry Clothes
Where was Miss Dodge?" asked the coroner.
Il think she was where she found-in the
cabin I've told everybody cannot tell definitely
My impression was that she was forward talking
to the captain"
How long had she left you?'
Five or ten minutes. I'm positive she was not on
deck with me-
What were the circumstances about your signing
that paper the Vound?'
= was weak that signed it to get ashore
ashore at PeekslSil. I had known Miss Dodge six
years"
Tell the circumstances Of your Invitation for that
day"
"A party Of us were planning yachting trip for
Dodge and her mother to accompany me. The day
warm. and Mrs. Dodge is stout, she decided
not to 60"
''W as anybody on the Normandie intoxicated?''
NO, sir; intoxicated person could not have
got off alive"
DR.. Howard L. Coles testified that Miss Dodge
came to her death by asphyXiation from drowning
He said that she was fully dressed.
According to yesterdays testimony no one KNOWS |
exactly where Miss Dodge was at the time of the
accident The counsel for the Nolund people do
not believe that Captain Storms was at Ihe wheel
of the Normande, and hint that Miss Dodge might
have been steering the boat. Green's testimony
supports this story.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
NO LACK OF WATER IN QUEENS
Officials Say Supply Meets All Demands,
Even in Dry Season.

So far the Borough Of Queens has not suffered
from any shortage in the city water supply The
city owns the plants in Long Island City and Flush
Ing. The Citizens Water Company, of Newtown
under contract with the city. pumps 100000 gall
Ions day into the city water mains In Long ISL
and City. The two pumping stations there furnish
an additional supply of 100000 gallons. making
the total available supply daily 100000 gallons
Usually at this season of the year. and especially
during dry spell. the Astoria section Of Long ISL
ana Clty suffers for water, but this summer so
Tar no complaints have from there. George
n creed Deputy Water Commissioner for Queens
is authority for the statement that the supply has
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DISAGREE; 42 BALLOTS.
Jury Discharged in Land Fraud
Cases after Forty-sitr Hours.

Portland, Ore, July 2O.-After deliberatins
forty-six hours and taking forty-two ballots. In
which the vote was many times ten for convic-
ton and two for acquittal, the jury IN the case
OF Congressman John n. Williamson, DR.. Van
Gessner and United States Commissioner Biggs,
reported to Judge De Haven. In the United
States Circuit Court. this afternoon, that it
could not agree. The jury was discharged
Dstrlct Attorney Heney said that he would
IKE to try Williamson again, and Judge De
raven set the case for tomorrow, when the
work or empanelling a jury will begin.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
RABBITS WHISPERS CHEWED.
a Sad, Sad Sequel to an East Side Domestic
Quarrel.

With tears streaming down both cheeks the Rev
Jacob Mitzehl. rabbi living at No. z1 Rivington-
ST., told Magistrate Wshle. In the Essex Market
court yesterday afternoon how Aaron Klarberg
his wife's cousin. had chewed his whiskers of and
had broken his spectacles SRlarberg lives with the
rabbi and. according 10 the story told in court
always takes Mrs MitzehTs part when she and her
husband have any domestic trouble.
The trouble which resulted In MitzehPs whiskers
being chewed of occurred last night when the
rabbi and his wife had few angry words over
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

family matter. KIarberg went to his cousins
assistance. and. the rabbi says. backed him against
the wall.
Then. said the rabbi. ''he put one side OF my
whiskers In his mouth and chewed them off. After
that he broke my spectacIes."
Mitzehl, in telling OF his trouble said he had
beautiful whlskers" and that he 'prized them
highly"
After hearing the story Magistrate wahle de-
cided II was for civil court, and dismissed
the complaint against Klarherg
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
GIRL DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Miss Marjorie Garrison, of Yonkers, Victim
of Cramps in Esopus Creek.

Kingston ". Y. July 2o-Mss Marjorie Garrison
nineteen years old, daughter Of E. II. Garrison. of
No. 81 Highland-ave. Yonkers. drowned to-day
In Eospus Creek, Katrine. where she was
spending the summer With her sisters and several
friends she had been bathing in the creek for more
than an hour. 1t Is thought she seized with
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Pacific, three miles from Arlington, Wash. with q
bullet hole in the back of the head.
A trail indicated that he had been drzrred nfty
rect from point the bank of the StiIlaeumish
where, it s believed, he sitting when he was
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 446 Sunset 1928 Moon rises 1924 Moon. age 10
HIGH WATER
AMSandy Hook II O4 Island II Hell Gate 1.17
PM.Sandy Hook 1106 Gov. Island Hell Cats I:Is
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

der New-York Havre
Natal July 1S-Arrived. steamer Brez Huel CFr)
Andrian. New-York Sof FremanJie. adelaide and
Sydney
Kobe July 2o-sailed, steamer Indrawadi Csr) Hall
(from Yokohama New-York
Singapore July 12Saed. Nordpo CSorl stoltz
(from Yokohama). New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, July 90, 1905.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Baltic "a 5 i wS Smith, Liy.rPoo gl 4
and 8o6 steerage passengers mails Arrived at
stss@eS Bristol City Barclay Bristol July and
steamer Diamant CIer). Thoprich Hamburg July and
Shields 3 70 Philip Ruprecht, 6aIast Arrived at the
TS d sme1sT sosas % sH sas
Steamer Grenada t R lA MHrohiso3 rn,sas ul - en-,
& IL q fss s and sSp,ns s9S T,dRs Go
st, Steamer m oskburn CBrl. crOsthwaise Manila May O.
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar al m ~ w.
-, Steamer Brighton % Nor Kaldager, Porto Plata 4H
Arrived gty.e, at the Bar at 1lso IL p m m lSth
folk. the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and
ms:s s.s.,Le Left ; 2aaTaHtine y, Ttd,. At 2sG m
the Ocean 8, Co with and mdse Left ouaran
% Tiek H. to G Mallory Co. with passengers and usiss
Sandy Hook July 20 $50 p m-wind we.t High. air;
st Steamers o1aPs Hava1s Vera Cruz etc. Ngiaan
NoTof and Nowpot News u BIZ Po antdno afmn 1
Of Memphis Savannah; Mexico Colon FL Alba, Calves
burg La BreaSne 8 HayTe Famssd @ iSa Nrso ds
THE MOVEMENTS OF. STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool July 2oAFrived steamer Majestic Csr). Hayes.
Avonmouth Dock, July le-Arrived steamer Wells City
Hull July Il sailed: steamer Idaho Csr1 Loveridgo.
Queenstown, July 20 1880 msaiIsd. TsutOnic
HavEs . July 90 m-Arrved. steamer La savoie Or).
aSsTE coarn 'Sy SswYork lATvsd steamer Excelsior sF
Antwerp July arrived, Andrew CRr, Fita-
Ger. pannemann New-York tand proceeded for
Trieste July iSsailed. Georgia CAu.o paro-
Lizard July soPssssd steamer Bordeaux orr. L,H.v.-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
INDIAN cENTENARIAN KILLED.

Everett Wash, July D-The body of Doctor Jim
an Indian lOS years old. found under the
bridge on the Darlington branch Of the Northern
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Julian Hawthorne

is represented by the second and final
instalment of "a Pebble from India"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns arc
recommended to the readers Of The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable. and business be done by mail
with advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Miss Laura Stedman.

a granddaughter of the dean of Aneri-
can poets, contributes delightful love
story, entitled "a Marital Confidence"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. July e0--The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
PROPOSALS FOR FILE CABINETS.

DREDGE BUCKETS, ETC-ofce OF the Asst. Pur-
chasing Agent Isthmian Canal Commission. q State
Street. New York July 1S 19O5-Sealed proposals.
tpllcate will be received the once the Assistant
purchasing Agent. 1sthnan Canal Commission. "a
Street New York until 1o:30 a July 25. 1905, for
furnishing above mentioned articles. Blanks and
formation may be obtained from this Office. ALFRED
ANDERSON. Asst. Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
The Turf.
Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. H, JULY II
lso5-sealed PROPOSALS in triPIcate for the con-
be received here until II a. NJ, Aug 4 1905. U. 5.
serves right reject bids
nshed application Envelopes containing proposals will
be endorsed Proposals post hospital at Fort Wood
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

OfHce. Isthmian Canal Commission Washington, d
C.. July 21 1s05-Seaed proposals. in triplicate viii
be received the ofice OF the General Purchasing
Oficer. Isthmian Canal Commission. washington. D.
C., until 1870 A NJ August 5. 1905. which time
they will be opened in public for furnishing 10000
ton be obtained from this Office offices OF the
Assistant Purchasing Agents. - State St. York
City; Custom House. New Orleans La; also from
Chief Quartermaster Department OF the Lakes chi
cago. and the Commercial Club Mobile Ala-D "
20 C.Aner - -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

FURTHER INDIA. Being the Story Of Explors-
ton from the Earliest Times in Burma, Malaga,
Slam and Indo-China- BY Hugh Clifford G. NJ
Q. With map In colors and forty-eight iustra-
tions from drawings, photographs and maps
Crown svo, pp. viii. 3s7. Frederick A. Stokes
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Owen Oliver.

the famous English short story writer,
has been studying the business man,
especially the hustling American busi-
ness man. The story he relates in "a
Busy Mans Marriage: Expeditions
Method Followed by High Financier'
in Securing Wife" is an odd conceit
of Cupid's pranks in business Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington. d. C., until 10 O'CLOCK a NJ
August 10 1905. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. furnish the CSuanta-
namo Bay Cuba, quantity Portland cement hard
ware and tools, plain and crsOsoted yellow
steel rods and expanded metal Applications pro-
posas should refer 10 Schedule 50. Blank prOposals
Will be furnished upon application the navy paw
office New York y. Y, TO the Bureau. II T. n
HARRIS Paymaster General u. S. y. 7-i2-O5
II s. ENGINEER OFFICE, NEWPORT. r.
l. July 10. 19OS.-Sealed proposals for dredging IN
Woods Hole Channel Mass will be received until
II A. NJ. Aug. Is, 1905 and then publicly opened
formation furnished application J. H. WILLARD.
1t Col. Engrs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
" Japanese Victories as a
Menace TO the World %

BY DIR. ALBERT S. AsHMEAD, for
merly Foreign Director of the Toxic
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Max PenbertOn

continues the series of short stories
which he has been contributing to THE
SUNDAY MAGAZINE under the title
"A Daughter of the Reds" and is rep
resented in this issue by the closing
story of the series, entitled, Ewes
Which See Not
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Brander Matthews

furnishes the concluding chapter on
American Character which he wrote
partly in reply to contention of a
Frenchman that the American peo-
pie are furthest removed from perfec-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
The. Magazine

Will contain the foIIowinss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
BARK GORGE CURTIS
GETS into THE MUD

Stuck in the mud between Fort
street and Wilder's wharf the bark
Geo. Curtis floundered around for two
hours this morning and finally had to
call upon the tug Fearless for aid.
The Curtis is drawing only twenty.
three feet of water but just as she got
her nose into the slip she grounded
and all efforts to, force or coax her to
her berth we're vain. Apparently there
IT. bad mud bank at that point. Final.
iy the Fearless was called and instead
Of entering the slip the bark was tied
up at the outer end OF the Fort street
wharf
The George Curtis is sixty days
out from Newcastle, Aus, with a car.
SO Of COAL She has $500 tons Of the
black diamonds in her hold and 1t
will go a long way toward relieving
the local shortage Of coal. There will
De no boycott on the Curtis coal.
The bark had fairly good trip up
from the Australian coal port, head
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27

winds delaying her somewhat. The
strike In the coal mines that held back
the Starbuck three weeks some time
ago had been settled when the Curtis
was ready to load. There were some
small strikes in the mines but not
in the Duckenfeld when tne Curtis got
her coal.
Four more coal vessels that are due
to arrive here at any time will give
this port an abundance. The Curtis
reports the schooner w. II. Talbot hav'
ing left Newcastle over a week ahead
of her. The bark Star Of Bengal left
four days after the Curtis and the
ship ]. b. Curtis Ave days after that
The British bark Battle Abbey sailed
Tor this port a week ahead of the Geo
Curtis.
The Curtis will load sugar here fol
San Francisco. She will take abou
2900 tons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
MUST PAY REPORTlR

Rule 1873 of the u. s. District Court
Jules, relating to the pay OF the off,
clal court reporter, has been amended
to read as follows:
The official court reporter shall re-
port and keep a record Of all actions
md proceedings tried and held before
this court. The compensation OF the
Official court reporter shall In addi'
talon 10 his salary provided by law be
ten $4,000 dollars per day and five
$3.50 dollars per half day for report
ing in civil cases and twenty t2O) cts,
per folio for transcribing his notes, to
be paid by the party requiring the
transcript. The perdiem expenses in
such cases shall be paid by the parties
In advance excepting the United States
end shall be taxable as costs In the
case. When the court shall require
a transcript of the reporters notes In
civil cases the charge therefor shall
be paid by the parties excepting the
United States and shall be taxable as
costs in the cases,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page G.

N'oN WINS Oh pdEt u
Fine ice cream at Johnson's Candy
Store on King near Bethel
The Stockyards Stables have auto.
mobiles to rent by hour or day.
Goldberg, Bowen q Co.. San Fran.
cisco, sell Lutted's Hawaiian poi.
Have your old Panama hat made
like new. Globe Clothing House.
Hot clam juice at the Favorlte Sa.
loon every afternoon and evening.
The new Post" sef.filllng Fountain
Pens. Sole agents, Wall, Nichols Co. .
Lutteds Hawaiian Poi in Pound
Cans for sale by all druggists and gro.
GERS.
A. d. Arleigh 4 Co. are selling rcgu,
lar sl.5O book at SOC. Popular au.
thors.
The House committee on forestry
visited the Government nursery this
morning for inspection.
A notice to consumers OF Govern.
rient water living on the Kaimuki and
ralolo tracts is published in this issue.
India linons width, AZ inches, ?5c
Equality at 15c and 35c quality at 2Oc
q yard this week at Blom's, Progress
block.
A. NJ. Brown, former High Sheriff,
Clarence l.. Crabbe and "Jim" Quinn
are In the running for Oahu County
Sheriff
A pocketbook containing coin and
valuable papers, was lost between 1wi
lei read and the Young building. Re
ward If left at this Office.
The Kaimuki Zoo Las an eagle. the
King Of birds. There is some kick
about the Zoo advertising the Eagle
on the Elks' program. The Zoo PEG.
pie say the Elk is coming.
The Long estate land at Palolo. con.
sisting of 1870 acres. will be opened to
intending purchasers next week. Lots
will be from one to five acres In size
Particulars from G.. a. Long, Kapio.
lani building.
The bark George Curtis and the ship
". =. Frye will be loading during the
next week or two. The Curtis has to
discharge $500 tons OF coal first. While
THE Frye Is discharging mud ballas,
outside the harbor.
The House last evening tabled tn,
adverse report on the Hilo armory
contract and the report of the confer
ence committee to which was referred
the Manoa reservoir matter. the com
mittee having reported favorably tt
the acquisition of the springs.
Robert W. shinglc left on the En-
terprise this morning for a business
trip to Iiilo and Kohala. He may
improve the opportunity to visit the
Volcano House, he being one of the
directors of the rejuvenated company
now controlling the popular Lycurgus
hostelry.
About five thousand tons of sugar
went out of the harbor today. The
Matson liner Enterprise carried 1900
tons. the barkentine S. q. Wilder car.
ried 500 tons and the ship A. J. Full,
Ter carried 1865 this afternoon. The
only vessel in port loading sugar is
the II. =. Rithet,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
VERDICT SET ASIDE

Territorial Supreme Court today
tenders decision in NJ. Il. Silveira VS..
l.. All 10, action fol accrued rent, set
ting aside verdict FOR plaintiff and or
dering a new trial. Frear. C. j., writes
the opinion. Hartwell, j., writes a
brief ooncurring opinion. The court
says that rent goes with reversion. but
may be severed and reserved to lessor
or grantor," in overlease or grant of
land subject to lease.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
MANOA GOLF

There will be an informal golf match
o. the Manoa links ON Saturday aft
ernoon, between members of the club.
Entries will be held open at the club
house until 1880 ., m. on Saturday,
The general drawing for partners how
ever will take place on Frraay AT noon,
The match will be medal play and a
lIst and second prize will be offered,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
THAT ASIATIC WORK

Editor Evening Bulletin-Dear Mr..
Citizen: Those men VINO built the
tug.ofwar stand looked to you like
Asiatics, Ell? Well, will tell you Mr..
Citizen, they are Asiatics! The real ar
ticle too! And why shouldn't they be?
And why shouldn't they be employed
on this work? Why! our first citizens
lave their houses built by these same
PEOPLE. Why! these people must be
patronized. What would become of our
missionary work II we didn't have the
poor heather to work on. How could
we show the world and to ourselves
how good we are? Don't you see now
Mr.. Citizen?
Did you also notice the hundreds OF
Asiatics who patronized the Water
Carnival? What? There this same
tugofwar man pocketed several hun
bred dollars OF white and native PEG
Pies money.
He IL a true sport,
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
Honolulu. April n, '05.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
Honolulu Stock Exchange List

THURSDAY, Apr 81, o:3o a. m.
Capital Shares Par Last
Authorized. Issued. Value. Sale, Bid. Asked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27

How at home Jim would
have felt at the CRlTERI-
ON. The IS cents mid
day lunch would have been
nuts for him.
Soup, entree, vegetables
and a drink all for a quar-
ter, Is cents, or the fourth
part of a dollar. Poor Jim,
# was a pity that he died
so young!
Cor. Hotel and Bethel SITS
C. J. Mccarthy, Prop.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27

! will eat my way from the soup e
the printers name.
Greedy Jim.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15
A GOOD HAUL

Marshall Robertson succeeded in
eoraling eight black young hoodlums
who assembled at Park Lake Friday
night and made the night hideous with
their conduct. Whiskey was freely in
evidence and those living in the neigh
borhood were greatly disturbed by the
shooting of firearms, cursing and loud
noises of the gang. Saturday after
noon the marshall landed in the Gala
bco e Rufus Shaw, Rober; Henry, Ellis
McWilliams, Abe Miller, Nap Hayes,
Clifford Green, Cleve Whitfield. On
Monday morniug Mayor Anderson fined
the first six for carrying concealed
weapons, $500 each and fifteen days
on the farm for disorderly conduct.
Cleve Whitfield and Louella Sykes were
fined fordisorderly conduct. The gang
are now picking cotton on the farm.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
FIX TAX RATE
AT nine MILLS.
One Mill Goes to Road Fund Total State, County
and Road Fifteen Mills.

/ The Board of Supervisors at
it's last meeting fixed the tax
rate at nine mills for the current
year. Eight mills of this is for
common county funds and one
mill road tax. With the state
rate at six mills the aggregate as
sessment for the year will be
fifteen mills against fftenn and
a half last year. The board af-
ter going over situation carefully
and thoroughly decided to adopt
the contract system for the work
ing Of the public roads of the
county. With the one mill tax
levied last year on hand and the
amount to be raised this fall in
addition to the Communication tax
the board felt that it was in
a position to adopt the contract
system and begin to work the
roads by contract after the first
of January. A year ago the
board were disposed to respect
the wishes Of the people as was
expressed in an election for the
purpose to adopt the contract
system, but owing to the needs
of sufficient funds it was de-
cided to defer the adoption one
year. The roads have been class
flied as first and second class
roads and the contracts will be
based on this classification. It
is the purpose of the board to
advertise and let these contracts
the first of December. All par
/ ties desiring to- contract should
be on hand with their bids by
that date. While the change
| Z =
will be attended with the usual
difficulties attended such chan
ges, but we have simplicit faith
in the capacity of the board to
set the machinery in motion so
as to get the very best results
from the beginning. The old
system of working the public
roads has never brought good
roads and the people of the county
have reached the point where
they wanted a change. We are
sure that they will be pleased
with the contract system.