The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-05
LOUIS MARKS KILLED
IN ACCIDENT


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/ ga l7 l''a'.- some distance from the
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pI'l'h I"'' runs down To the. mann
ROAD. Marks VINO was running the
/ lil"'I''I. '''lH'N lhol' ne would PACK
the car ''"" inns nIahch roaa' lhSle'u
ol 'u''.'H- 'N' gong down ln lne or
oH"IE way. Ih' machine seemed 10
start %" W.T." 20 jump ana got u"'-
E''o"''. CLOSE '' lh' t'E' 'I the I"'"'
| An 'I''"INNNt'Nl oI ABOUT twenty-five
| lc'' j" "''N". ram uoNh from the tu6e
| OF the I""h. Marks continued To pacN
the machine. Whether ne had put the
/ power OH '"" STRONG OF not cannot be
stated out ln' machine again ran To-
ward 'h' 'IE.. possibly by reason OF
MARKS m'sJudshS the distance. Inc
rear wheels went over the side OF the
road. The two men who occupied
the rear seat We're IN some manner
thrown out ON To the road ana es-
capped nelns carried down by the ma
chlhe'
Both Bon and Marks were i'm the
front seat and neither could get out
of the machine in time to escape the
fan. The machine turned half over.
Bon is not certain but he thinks that
his companion must have received his
fatal injury when the machine made
the half turn There was a ledge
that extended out from the embank-
ment and Bon said this morning, that
he thought Marks had been caught by
the machine at this point In any
event the machine made second turn
and rlghted itself iurther down below
the ledge, with Bon pinned underneath.
Bon hurried to the assistance OF
Marks who lay some distance from the
machine Marks never regalhed con-
seriousness. a hole extending about five
inches INTO the skull was FOUND Just
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The sad death oil Marks caused the
deepest sorrow especlallS ABOUT the Wa
4 ter front section where ne was per-
$ sohalIy known 10 huhureus VI MS owl,
$ employees las wen as prac'lcailS an .!
a the business people. me hass Oh al
e OF the various vessels ABOUT the n'rpor
n were piaceu at nan mast "uI Vi res
d pect TO MS memory
g The deceased was about AZ years of
[ age and was a native of Bavaria. He
L had been resident of the Islands FOR
= about % years having come to Homo
d lulu when young man. He was AT
70 one time ON an American man of war
d and was also on "a whaling vessel He
o left the whaling craft in Honolulu. one
n of his first positions in the islands was
e at Spreckeisville where he finally came
+ to be an engineer. He worked on the
e plantation for some years and finally
entered the service of the lnter-lslano
5 Steam Navigation Company. He was
e in the service of that company foI
q about sixteen years. He was at one
d time chief engineer on the steamer
James Makee when she was regarded as
u one of the crack boats of these islands
s. He also engaged in brokerage bust
$ ness and then took hold of the SAM
e tary Steam Laundry business, being
: manager of that establishment for som,