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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13
White House
limitations

not the attitude the mainland The attitude generally
speaking OF the entire press the United States daily
papers and the weekly and monthly publications. shown by the
files that by the last steamer striking The reports of
these matters official and unofficial which
accepted there publicly very much they accepted pr
Vae Seemingly the better informed the publications
weight they give necessarily any particular fact
to the general conclusions
The Los Angeles Times utterance on the subject
may be taken typical The Los Angeles Times staunch sup
porter Of the administration Its owner General Otis influential
III party counses He has excellent information
the Administration does and proposes The General himself
returned the Orient, which
ms Illness but which nevertheless gave experience of oberv-
alton very valuable judging and discriminating
ter The Times editorial discussing length the and
&Dor problems involved the California mbrogo
ueSOnS whether schools
nese abore important thought they at in their
general bearings become insignificant comparison
phase presented to the ntmaOn purpose leak
at Washington that the government knows the danger
Japanese uprising IN Hawahat actual outbreak
American soil We all familiar stories of the inpourng
OF Japanese into these mid Pacific Islands
een stated IN the reports that they largely
soldiers seasoned IN the long and arduou struggle with the Russian
forces IN Manchua Further portions of these reports to a-
S the TACT that these Japanese there
VII" arms and that provisions have been rushed recently
carried by these newly arrived Japanese hidden in various
in the Island These reports regarded as more
less apocyPha but in view Of the ntmaons the White House
they assume certainly somewhat grave aspect
The practical conclusion of these reflections would be
that the Hawaiian Islands the Philippines the Pacific Coast cities
cannot De put into state OF defense soon and that
no relaxation should be thought Of in increasing strength of the
American navy" -
Allowing for undoubed exaggerations even Of matters dis
covered and published here this important remains that the Los
angeles lines the most influential paper in Southern California and
one that stands in peculiarly harmonious relations with the admins
'hon declares positively that nmaons been given nnoev
~ the White House confirming in general all has ben said
japanese preparedness in these Islands for eventuaes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

Fine Job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

preserve order, to call out those two
regiments of Japanese soldiers and
when they are in active service to re-
QUESTION some of that 100000 pounds
of hidden rice for their subsistence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

If that $4,000 was going to be divided
up for legislative expenses in addition
to payments from the Territorial
treasury instead of in lieu of such pay
ments, there ought not to be any diff
fculty in getting all the Legislators to
agree not to spurn it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

In the distribution of our small ISL
ands to our rich men, Link McCandless
says it would just be his luck to get
Molokini.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

There has been disposition in
Hawaii to privately accept, but
publicly decry the reports of Japa-
nese preparedness in these islands
to take advantage of conditions
should war arise between Japan
and the United States. But such
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

Poets are born, but good husban,
are made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

In the enumeration of our minor in
dustries the large crop of wierd tales
for eastern publications annually pro-
duced, is sometimes overlooked.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

viii Sheriff Iaukea require citizens
to resign from Office in political organ
izations, before accepting his commits
sions as special police without pay?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

DR.. Evans, the insanity expert says
Thaw's mind is not sound. Everybody
knows his morals are not.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-13

The legislature might pass a law
giving the sheriff the power where the
regular police force is insufficient to
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
SWIMS HE'LL GATE.
poIicfmGR Toscs Boat 7rith Three
Hen T7ro Miles IN "a Minutes.

,, .;,usara persons Watched Patrolman
,sr,s eek Of tie Delaney street station. perform
-e-..arIlable aquatic feat IN the East River yes
r1-. He swan from sith street through Holl
- rjt,l its treac ncroIs eddies and currents. pui
- = fat l,ottorned sRfff with three it, and
did Il in twenty-five minutes Just 10 show how
,t.le tho swim iatgued him. ne rowed hack n
i,fn l,o feet Of the sash street landing. wh.re he
-.n7,,..7 again INTO the river and hack the
STERLING point
rsck * ono of lie police departments athletes
e-5 holds the record for the l"h-yatd run which he
made iast 4ear, He is rsember Of the Pastime
,+lleric CIut, and of tic Cyenet Boat Club. from
,,,nse i.CatouS-a he undertook his hazardous trip
yesterday He weighs 90 pounds
1s-lsr, tho start MAS made the East River Park.
adjoining tho starting point. crowded with
,,eYs7rls vlo watched tic unusual performance 4
rope was fastened TO fiat hottoned skif and then
sroand Tsecks left shoulder dagonally across his
chest The three in tho boat were friend Of
.te roliCeman and two reporters. Another row -
boat and 2 launch accompanied II. All OF them
were decorated with American flags. Leck started
with overland stroke which he varied with =
side stroke But during his difficult swim
of nearly miles did he stop TO float soon
.fer the 81 art ferry boat S:enway crossed over
n Astoria and the Haarlem left the latter place for
Manhattan These. however did not interfere with
fl,e swimmer. who kept serenelv on his way He
was saen ~ more from the boathouse on his out
ward trip after passing Hallert Point
Leck not only swan to Scaiy Rock which was
~ he the finish line hut Went about one hl1ld'tn
Yards beyond that point The greatest ohstacie
- fast :n.e IN the rollers from
.l,a government boat General Joseph Johnson from
1-orr rotfen- The sweIls caused the boat which
Terk was pulling to ride high out of the water
5-avinc him back But he kept determinedlN on
,,r,u l,e reached his destination. accomplishing an
,,-r-scelented feat far Hell Gate is con
cFrnea- 81
.e soon a. LeCk put foot the boat landing
-, m his return his two daughters. Lillian
@,,-toen Years old and isabelle eleven wears
- s,rart swimmers. rushed up him. and he
60 - bsd time ia wipe the salt water from
his face they had imretuously planted kisses on
MS face
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
ISBURY PARK CROWDED.
Excursions T0r Resorts 4cCOmmO-
datiOns HHh Record Numbers.

Asbury Park. Aug tSpeciaD.-Asbury Park .
season s now height. Saturday was a record
day for excursions The 7ine special bringing
fifteen thousand "trippers' to the resort for
days outing. OF this number twelve thoIsand
y. J
livery available sleeping room IN the TOUR nun
dred hotels had been engaged before p. m, and
those who arrived after that hour were assigned
to Piles Of ba aggage Uttered the railroad sta
tion platforms until after midnight. To-day the
thTong hurried to tn" beach soon after DreaN-
fast All former bathing records were broken and
tie army of promenaders the boardwalk TINS
afternoon the largest in the history OF the
Tie Volunteers Of America held two services to-
day the Casino, the boardwalk, and both
largely attended Mrs Maud Rallngton
Booth spoke at the morning meeting. ana the alter
room service was in charge of Pattie Watkins
Lindsay.
Marie C.oldnE the roted American swimmer. has
been engaged by the Iessees of the bathing estab-
tshnentS on beach to perform some OF her
aquatic feats in the ocean, at Fourth avenue, thlS
week. She will also compete in the swimming
matches to be given Monday. August II. by the
local crew of United States Volunteer LtteSsF-
ing corps.
Mayor Mark NJ. Pagan. City Attorney George l.
Record and Reniamn Murphy. former Chief OF 70
lice Jersey city. and Judge s. NJ SWoope OF
Gettysburg. Penn. newcomers at the Ocean
Hotel DR. ] r. Iloos of Trenton, is at the West
End Hotel. Francis Vaux Wilson. OF Philadelphia
the Cartoonist. is with Mrs Wilson at the fotei
Columbia Patrick I. Powers, OF Jersey lty' pres
ident OF the Eastern Baseball League ts with hrs
Powers at the Hotel Brunswick Captain - n
Chadwick. of New York City, is at the same ho'e'.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB CRUISE.

Owners Of yachts enrolled in he New York
Yacht Cluh are looking forward with keen antici-
nation 20 Thursday of this week. for that DAY
it is estimated tho greatest feet ever seen OF
scheoners. sloops and steam yachts flying The club
rennant viii muster in Glen Cove fIarbor 10 rem
Gezvo.s for the annual cruise.
Racing craft. big and little. from Morton F.
Plants schooner Ingomar GcHn to the yachts Of
The sauc~ 39-foot class. hauled to-day oiit
the marine railways. having their hulls put IN
first class condition for the squadron which
really hard fought races from port TO port
The Longest Of these Will be sailed on Saturda! .
J. Is sixty-fo'lr miles from Huntington Harhor 10
New London. IF there Is a good breeze from any
quarter that day the racing between the
schoorers Queen. ElIlina and Ingonar. the sioops
Effort and Nicola and tee 57-footers Aurora, Ists-
lena snG Winsomc Is sure TO be exciting from start
finish. also viii be the races between
large feet Of steam yachts is sure to accom-
pany the racers all the runs The yachts viii
IL in New London on Sunday. and Monday the
of forty miles to Newport will be made. The
feet goes far east Vineyard Haven, coming
back 10 Newport 10 rare August 10 for the
Astor cups and the following day for the
Kings Cup
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
FISHING BOAT HELD UP.
Did Not Have Enough Life Preservers Sur
veyor of Port Said.

General CIarkson. Surveyor Of the Port made a
personal investiGat ton Yesterday Of vessels that
have been under suspicion Of violating the law. He
went out on the Dal lzeliine accompanied by Deyu-
ties Coneys. Smyth and Mcke-on- They went TO
tho Fishing Banks first. overhau uline every vessel
that appeared to hc heavily loaded. Before he
turned the Battery the surveyor had ordered
several captains to appear before him to-day.
among them Captain Christian Brown. of the Wi
w Weir. which belongs To the SChuest
Fishing Clun Of Jersey city. There were thirty
passengers aboard her. crew of three and only
seventeen life preservers. General Clarkson said
auxiliary sloon called Smooksie the Sur
veyor found bell whistle lanterns and
only few lifc preseTvers- The captain of this
boat ordered to appear before the Surveyor
to-day. The first boat ovcThaUlCd the Neptune
II had fifteen persons aboard. including the captain
and the mate. and was allowed to proceed although
the captain refused to answer the whistles of the
DalzeNine. IL said. The Surveyor said he had
found life prnsorVers many vessels and
captains who he'd licenses which We're taken out
last month. This. ne said. showed that the owners
such craft realized the Importance of the agita
fior against careless seamen
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
VICTIM WARNS OTHER sPEEDERS.
Freehold's Auto Trap Catches Few Fines on
This Account.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Freehold. Aug 4-The authorities OF Freehold
this week learned that automobile drivers eeneraiiE
a Freehold their road maps marked easy
Thirty miles an hour has been an ordinary speed
for cars passing through the town. and many mar
row escapes are recorded The residents wer"
amused to-day a the speed which the autcrno-
bilas cravlea through. Nine officers had been
placed on three roads leading into town and the
news had spread
Five drivers who failed to heed the warning were
arrested and with exception. paid fines of FL'
each. The ono exception William A carr, "A
PhiladeIphiau. and "a hearing in his case was set
for August u Those who paid the fines were john
T ColCau Of Trenton: Charles Nandern. OF Iren-
ton: James x. Wilston. Of New York. a SeabriSIt
summer resident and John y. Daley. Of New YORK
Mr. Daley was angry his arrest that ne
devoted the remainder or the day 10 warning otheF
motorists StarionIng himself a prominent cor
,or n. walked to the centre OF the street amid
cheers from a crowd Of young men and warned
all drivers OF the danger In speeding in Freehold
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
THE GRAND MOGUL IN FLY PAPER.
New Rhinoceros in Bronx Park Uses 1t IN
Place of Bath-"Lady' Buffalo Born.

Visitors 10 the Bronx Geological Gardens NHstcf-
dav were amazed to MoEu. the largo rhinoC-
arrayed suit of fly paper MoSul was
taken 10 the gardens only last week and for the
last few DAYS has been very much troubled ny IN"
flies Tho experience of the keepers has been that
il takes members of his family long time TO ne
aCcIima ted. and consequently they are afTalh
to take the risk of giving him a bath soon. \
suit Of iy paper seemed the only way 10 save
Mosu from the flies and keep him on his feet lie
seems 10 enjoy his now toggery.
There was rejoicing at the gardens yesterday
when ono Of the bufaoes gave birth to n female
calf Or W. 7. Hornaday. the director of the
gardens. who also president Of the Society for
tho Preservation Of Buffaloes was especially happy
over the new member of his herd. This makes six
females out Of seven calves born in the Bronx
herd.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

IInle shown be,ow from Liberty st. sta
ton Leave West sd ST 10 minutes earlier
PHILADELPHIA TWO HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
J'l2 10. $50 mI.o0. m'sp, $50. $500.
$1,000. 'l1co 11:So. m'12 90, ..1.Co 50.
100. 800, go. p1O.30 p. m, j+12. Is
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-z.1-s 50,
SEQ. f'1O.oo. ..12oo 500. ts"4 90.
1900 200.
f.AKEWooD AND LAKEHURsT-z4oo.
io,oo a. m. 80. 30, 800 p. m. sun
days. 1-Oo. 1000 Il. m, 2.30 =. m
hTLANTIC CITY-'IO.oO a m, xi.oo
p2.3o. k3. 40 p IN.
ALL RAIL ROUTE-Long Branch. Asbury
Park, Ocean Grove Sundays. North As
bury Park> z4OO. $40. 11.30 a m.
ex12.4O. xt2o. l-3o, $50. bOf425. gt. A.
hi. IL. $50. $50 j12.01. Sundays, except
Ocean Grove. q 81. e15. 1890 a m.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE;-Atlantic High
lands. Sea bright. Monmouth Reach. Long
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
1890 a m, 1890. 800. 4.15. T.45, sun
DAYS. 900. 1900 a. m. LOO. ? 90. . A.
!, m Leave Pier 10 n r cedar St6 *
sundays $50 1880 a m. $50. 90"
50 y m
Time Tables giving time to EAsToN.
BETHLEHEM. hLLENTOWN MAL,H
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTSVILI.E.
WTLL1AMSPoRT and all other points can
he obtained at followinG offices: Liberty St
West I'D 81 Tel 3I4+ chelsea. s Astcr
House 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1872
9Th Av.. PSI 9Th Az. % Union Square
West 219S ID Az in5 West 12a'h st. 20
Columbus kv.. New York Court St. 343.
34i Fulton ST 40 Nostrani AY., Brook
Iyn. 2a0 Broadway, Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage to destination
~Da!Iy. fDaiIy. except Sunday pSun-
dsys tParlor ears only. mpiniug car. eI-
cept SUNDAY xSaturdays only. zLiberty st.
only. Spining car sundays. 'p'ning car
dailv bFxcept Saturdays. Except Long
Branch From West Twenty-third street
e12 20 p m. gao j. m, j1f-"o = M.
k3 81. "a ~ ?. M.
". g. EFSLER ". .. HOPE.
Vice Pres & Con Ngr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

Commodore @ Waldo Smiths sloop Emma J. the
flagship Il the Bay Side Yacht Club the win
ner Saturday Of the race for sIoops. z. Floyd
Joness Pup being second for the first time this
pedo boat class.
John r. Brophy. {. Z. Lembcke and F l.. Dur
land. the regatta committee Of the Atlantic Yacht
'f1b announce mat the second race Of the special
series for Classes q and s scheduled for Wednes-
DAY. August :. has been postponed until August 9
on account Of the Sousa hand concert coming on
that date
The feet or the knickerbockcr Yacht ClGb began
their annual cruise to the eastward yesterday.
Ihlmble Islands being the first port. There viii
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
WANT NO SACRED CONCERTS.
Long Branch Officials Decide Against Them
in New Casino.

PARK Commission. at its meeting yesterday. de-
declined 10 consider the feasibility OF holding sacred
concerts in the new casino Sunday nights May or
Charles . McFaddeu does not believe IN the so
called sacred concerts city property we nave
~ jurisdiction on private property said he, but
We can have our our own property AS TOT
me I say no Sunday sacred concerts Inc com
rossiorars were all Of accord and decllhea u
consider the proposition.
Long Branch will make a bd for county I't'
The committee recently appointed ny the hohII i
IL r,.,a e,,ricianr stock subscribed to hold
the fair II Is purpose TO INCORPORATE as 'h ',
Monmouth County Fair Association ana 10 sen
shares Il 500 each.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
COREY FOR sCHURz MEMORIAL.
Steel Man Highest Contributor TO Fund for
Concentrating German-American.

in the announcement made yesterday 10y the
Carl Schurz Memorial Committee from its office. at
No II Broadway. the highest contributor to the
fund fo- raising memorial to the famous German
liberty lover is William r. Corey. the steel man.
VINO won notoricty by marrying Miss MaheIie Gil
man Mr.. Corey is down on the list for 500. ana.
with the other gifts. the sum now or hand amounts
to s7s.i392l.
The committee received word yesterday that The
organization in Detroit had become permanently
esta blished with members from various sections ot
the State Of Michigan. In that branch Of the Carl
Schurz admirers society the following officers have
been elected: General Henry NJ. Duffcid, chair
man. and Alfred X. KiefeT. secretary and treas
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
EMPLOYEES TO STUDY FIRST AID
Pennsylvania Railroad Will Give Instruction
in Caring for Injured to $4,000.

The Pennsylvania Railroads 19Sh@ employees arc
scattered over an aggregate of eleven thousa nd
miles of line. hut aggressive campaign of edu-
cation has been started 10 give practical instruc-
rion in first aid 10 the injured to this large army
This will be accomplished by a series of lectures
delivered a different points its lines under d-
reCtfon the company medical examiner
This work will he or the most Compreh ensiNc
character. and those employees directly connected
with train operation vii be examined the sub
iect when coming up for promotion Stretchers.
together with first aid packets containing ban
dages and dressings. have been placed IPoH the
trains and at convenient points along the line. 50
that the men viii have proper equipment for carry
ing ont their new work.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
PRISON LITERATURE.

At the urison Of Basic the prisoners have for
the last wear been allowed 10 choose thrir own
books from The prison library. and statistics OF
thei1. liicrar, tastes been compiled and pub
Ished Periodicals were their favoTit" reading, -
pc cent of she requests being for thes" Novels
were in demand 10 the of = i'er cent. cas-
steal works TO the extent OF per cent and his
tories 10 the extent of per Only par cent
OF the ircarceratad wanted scientific works. and
hooks Of tTave 5 per cent? come last ~ all On the
lis.-Dundee Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05

h" water sports and fireworks in that harhor to-
day and this evening. and on Wednesday they will
sail for Shelter Island.
TIL" annual cruise of the New Rochelle Yacht
Club begins next Saturday and ends August 1S.
anh the Brooklyn Yacht Clubs cruise to the James
town exposition begins August l..
The Manhasset Bay design yacht Mist which
vas sunk in the Sound off Larehmont in the race
of July % located and raised Friday of
/ last week. Her owner. Y. p Clarke in the excite
ment of tho loss of his boat still took the precau
tion to take approximate bearings by which he WAS
hle TO locatc hcr
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
LONG AUTOMOBILE RACE.
Fifteen Cars AIrcady Entered for
sLHour Endurance Contest.

xez Workers Will their first tventy-four
1o,,r endurance race. beginning at 10 O'Clock FRIDAY
afternoon ~ this week. when the Long Island
.,,toulor5le clubs Deray viii he Brighton
Beach raCetrack-
Fifteen cars have already been entered The
entries vii close Wednesday night. The track
viii be illuminated by system Of gasolene, cal
civn and search lights. and the spectators will he
afle TO see all moves 81 the drivers at any point
of the track
The long race Will be preceded by programme
Of short races
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
BOY KILLED BY LIVE WIRES.
Saw Them dangling Over Waterbury Street
and Grabbed One in Each Hand.
TEv Telegraph TO The Tribune !

Waterbury, Conn. Aug. 1.-Two live wires
dangling South Main street. near Division
street resulted to-day in the death of twelve
year-old boy, yet unidentified The lad
caught one in each hand and was killed in
stanfly.
1t is said 2 woman who keeps a fruit store
felephoned tn the Connecticut company that
the wires were down. After the boy was killed
the police insisted that the company make the
repairs Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
BO s IT OE7 ANR FoINTs n 4,


1ALL RIVER LINE via Newpor. and Faii
rover I've Pier 49, n R TT Warren 81,
week days and Sundays $50 P. NJ Strs-
priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR Providence. Bos-
,oh. East and North Lv- Pier -, y II. n
Murray St. week days only. r. NJ Strs
TROY idence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Pedford.
WOOD Hole. Msrtha's Vineyard Nan
tucket. Mattapoisett. Marion and other
points on Cape Cod Lv. Pier 80. y. r.. H.
Clarkson St. week days only. 6 2. NJ Strs
Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE. for New London. BLOCK
Island. Norwich. Watch HI1. Narrage nss.f
Pie. Worcester Lv- Pier 40 y Z. z
Clarkson St week dags only p NJ:
Pier 20 f r. IT, r. 22T st. $50 2. u
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays Pier ~
y r. 10 a. n IT. f. 22d St. 1O.45 A W
Strs. Chester W Chaplin and City OF Lowell.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
North. I've. Pier 20. E. R. week days. 30
2. NJ Sundays, Q 30 a. II I've foot Essc
22d St. week days. 500 T NJ: Sundays
1000 4. NJ Sundays due New York on re-
turn, 300 p. y str Richard Peck.
Tickets and staterooms at 2t5. 6I3 llso;
1900 and 1854 broadway, % UEIon 50: 1S2
Fifth Ave s+a Madison Ave 243 Colur1-
bus Ave. l0S W 12sth ST.. 2Ios Third Ave.
and a. Piers New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
FOR Porto Rico
Nin nnRalWfHN EnNr-

DAILY SERNII 2
For jamestown Exposition. Old Pof1e
comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Fi1ner's
pof-. ard Newport News Va. counectinx
FOR Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach,
washington d. g. and entire South and
West
r-rsizht and passenger steamers sail from
pier 2s y r. foot Of Beach s.. every
week DAY AZ = NJ
W n. WOODROW. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
BOARD AND ROoNS.

bTH AVE - Ioth Street .- Refined sur
rourdngs beautiful large room: running
water. bath. hoard