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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
RANCE LIGHT LOCATION
WILL Be SETTLED

1t is probable that today will see
the site for the rear range light for
Honolulu harbor finally selected. Yes
terday morning Governor Frear, Sec
rotary Mott-Smith, Superintendent of
Public Works Holloway and Captain
Orwell visited the waterfront and had
look az the rival sites, the back lot
advocated by Governor Carter and the
foot Of Fort street, selected as the best
location by the various Federal officers
and naval men interested. The merits
and drawbacks of each of the locations
were discussed and it was agreed that
there would be meeting in the Gov
ernor's Office in the afternoon to settle
the affair. This meeting was postponed,
however, until today. Just which of
the sites viii receive the gubernatorial
favor can not be said, but the Secre-
tary thinks that there viii be no fur
Their trouble about it.
We can settle it in about two min
utes when we get at it, he remarked.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
CANDY An ANT|DOTE
TO ALCOHOL APPETITE

PHILADELPHIA, August s.-Dr.
Abbott, chief of the Bureau OF Health,
announced yesterday thst he believed
that the appetite for candy and alcohol
are fundamentally the same, that by
the development OF candy tast, the
body was fortified against desire for
rum, and in furtheranee of his theory
he had been feeding his three children
each day on regular allowance OF
sweets.
DR.. Chalmers de Costa OF jefferson
College supported DR.. Abbott's theory
and said that he found that blonde per
sons usually ha6 a candy craving,
while brunettes long for alcohol. This
was because the latter were more vital.
1t also has been discovered that with
IN recent years women eat less candy
and consume more alcohol. The re-
verse is true in men. DR.. Abbott said:
Both sugar and alcohol are earbo-
nydrates with the same organic mole
euies, differing only in arrangement,
and both administer to the same or
ganie craving. Many men ale develop
ing taste for sweets. Candy is taking
the place OF dangerous appetite.
Statistics show that within three years
just passed the consumption OF choeo-
late in America has increased more
than other edibles. Also the soda
water business has increased phenom-
enally and confectionery shops are more
numerous and Of greater pretensions
han was dreamed of four or FIVE years
igo. On the other hand. in proportion
he sale Of alcohol shows a slight de-
rease."
DR.. Abbott's confession Of faith"
Tas called out by an article in one /
+ the foremost English periodicals, in
7hieh recent visitor to the United
tates said the Americans were a Ia
ion Of candy eaters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
RUSSIAN FRANK
PASSES AWAY

Frank Lucweiko. better known as
Russian Frank" died Tuesday after
noon at his residence in this city. He
has been resident of Honolulu for
many years and ran lodging house
on the waterfront for q long time. He
had trouble with the Federal authori-
ties on the matter OF disputes with
sailors over board bills on several oc-
easions. AT the time of his death he
had obtained a writ of mandamus from
the circuit court ordering the payment
OF $500 claim. which was passed on
favoraoly by the Legislature, to the
overriding of the veto by Governor
Carter of the item. The Territory took
an appeal from the decision to the SUI
preme Court
The funeral will be held after SER
vices at the Catholic cathedral. from
H H. Williams undertaking parlors
this afternoon at 1880. the burial being
later at Pearl City. The deceased left
a wife, his only relation in the city
as far as could be discovered. Some
days before his death. Frank had DR..
McLennan call in Attorney A. s.
Humphreys to arrange his affairs. He
is commonly reputed to have laid by a
snug hoard of money The widow is
very frail. Lucweiko is said 10 have
been native of Poland and was prob
ably about sixty-five years old at
ieath.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23

81 ~ the department as being ths
very s2ssst thing in pipes Just As the
pump vSS The latest and mos. an.
proved style % pump i-naSinss,s ana
Something shSe the locsl a-u,s coulin'r
S2p2'S snyaow. even Il they had been
slNsa show. The pipe arrived here
and Was accepted. when II sswnsi
upon someone thar i. WASN'T builc
TiSSs fur running around curves. The
PIPE was built 20 run in q s.rsiSn.
Inc and the purchasers had forSot,sn
sASe there IS curve % TWO in the way
NOM the city 70 the reservoir. So s
contract hSd 20 be LEI 10 lccal founder
% supply elbows for the pipe 50 thar
i could es soc around the oo-ns-<
men the contract % lay i. was sivsn
% E J. Lord.
The contractor went ahesi ana mt
GOWN about half the pipe. extending
rom AfoaS's plscs Up as far as
Athe-So1'S. while the trench to lsy I,
II was continued UP further for
some distance Ar this STAGE Of the
game. which was about I'VE months
sso- the department and the
contractor had 8 dispute over nav
uis1ts and since that time the work
has lain idle. while the rain water
rom the upper valley has been COM
ING down the trench. into the pipe line
sad flooding our a. AfonS's place down
the pail road. tearing off the top
dressing snd doing other da-nase.
This is Incidental. merely. but the
unconplesed pipe line with the local
elbows Will probably De pointed out to
the Governors party this morning. II
not. it ought 20 be-
Referring hack 20 the pump. the fol-
lowing statement was made yesterday
oy one conversane with the work st
the reservoir. who has visited II with
in the past week snd who noted some
% the things touched upon by the
Advertiser yesterday morning. He
said:
4 trusr statement OF conditions was
never made than that in the Adver- |
User this morning relative 10 the Nu- |
aanu dam snd the lift pump. The |
work was shut down one day last week |
because the Superintendent Of Public |
Works and the contractor were bag
Cling over where the distillate should
Dc bought Under the Whitehouse
contract he is 10 buy sill of the sup
plies and charge cost plus fifteen per
,ent- WhiIehouSe buys everything
rom Hacktsld s. Co. snd Holloway
wanted 10 get this from Won Hamm-
Young Co. and did. but they had to
lllow Whitshouss his commission Just
he same The delay in the purchase
Z the disrillsts caused the shut down
They are having TWO sets Of men there
low and no money TO pay. I was up
here this afternoon when White
.ouse's foreman was paying of the
government men because there is no
money in the Public Works Depart
lent- WhiIehouse has 10 put up the
DIN for s bill for installation of the
ump and iume, a bit Of extrava-
ance on Howland's part that could
ave been avoided
There were six men working on the
ume sluieing today, and the hume {
Is choked up"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
THE STEAMSHIP YALE
A MAGNIFICENT VESSEL

i through seas, compared with which
those Of this part of the world are
rather quiet.
The promoters OF this enterprise are
50 confident Of success that they will
invest seventy-fve (75%) per cent of
the necessary capital to carry on the
venture, leaving only twenty-five
(25fe) per cent TO be subscribed by
the people here. With such an oppor-
tunity and the need OF a good local
boat, II seems hardly probable that
Honolulu business men will allow such
q chance TO slip through their fingers
The tourist business means every
thing 70 Honolulu and the other Is
lands, and with such a vessel as the
Yale TO transport passengers, with the
ample accommodations offered, We can
have thousands OF visitors to the hun
dreds We have row for the reason that
they would have practically an as
$780, bEEDAt0AAts " 1ccFc lHt l-idul-
on q schedule and at regular intervals
rather than be obliged to wait from
steamer to steamer to get aecommoda-
tons and an opportunity to return to
their homes. 2
AS -as been mentioned the steamers
Yale and Harvard are Of the eele-
Drated turbine type. the very latest
scientific application Of steam to marine
propulsion Honolulu has the chance
TO be interested in one of these steam
srs and it is a chance, in view of the
agitation Of the subject and the OBJ
7ious demand for such service, that
should not be allowed to pass.
j A. GILMAN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
CLEARING UP ALL
THE LOOSE ENDS

IFrsm Wednesdays Aaversiserl
There are some matters to clear up
esso-s It will Re possible for us 10
81, down and plan as TO matters OF
future policy said Governor Frear
Yesterday. when asked II he was pre-
pared 20 state in terms more specific
than in his inaugural address what
the general policy % his sdninistra-
ton is 20 BE- In the first place.
he continued. we will clear I'D the
range light location matter. the mat
ter ot the Kspss lands and then the
NuusnG dam matter. over some Of the
payrons and accounts OF which the SUI
perin,sndsnt OF Public Works and the
Auditor are iispu:ing"
When IL was suggested that II he
wished TO straishtea out the dam tan
sic before proceeding TO anything else
he might find his term too short. the
Governor only smiled.
We will visi, the reservoir tonor-
TOW nornins." he said. so far I have
Only seen that part OF the work TO be
seen from the rosd while driving past.
Mr.. Mott-Sulich and the Attorney Gen.
eral Will also so over the work"
In reference 20 the issuing Of bonds
for the continuation OF the oonstruc-
ton work st the Nuuanu reservoir.
the Governor stated that the matter
would be taken up shortly and that II
is not probable that anyone would have
to be sent East 10 place the loan. As
10 whether the money would De avail
able TO carry on the work without ne
3 shutdown. no opinion
was ventures by the Governor. al
though he stated that no time would
be lost once IL was decided to take
the matter up.
The matter OF official calls, given
and received. has taken up much %
the time OF the Governor and the Sec
rotary since assuming Office. Yester-
day Collector OF the Port Stsckshle and |
Chief immigration Inspector Brown
called upon the Governor In the morn.
nS and G. P. Wilder paid his respects
70 the Governor and Secretary in the /
afternoon. Returning official calls, the
Governor visited the Supreme and
Federal courts and the office OF Major
Ounning. st Fort Shafter. while Sec
'etary Mott-Smith called upon the
,hinese Consul. the French Consul and
Dr.. Golfer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
DROWNED. TRYING
To SAVE FRIEND

Word hzz ban resolved here Of the
death by drowning o. July . OF ths
Reverend Arthur : Mann, a. KUling,
China II Al attempt 70 rescue Z
tr5zld. the Reverend Warren Ss35ury
o. Chang Shz MI Mann has many
friends II Honolulu who viii greatly
regret his death He was the s0a Of
Dr.. Matthew D Mann the celebrated
surgeon OF Buffalo, New YORK, who
performed -hs operation Oh the late
President Mckinley in the attempt 10
save his life from the bullet Of the as
szsS5n- Eis father, himself and his
four brothers were al graduates Of
Yale, ths diseased having been z man
Der Of the class Of -. His home had
been OF late in Shanghai, where he oc-
cupted the chair OF history and eco
nomics in the s. Johns College, and
Ess also an Instructor in the thso-
logicaI sctooI there
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
K|LEY AGAIN
REFUSED A
LICENSE
CFrOm Thursdays Advertiser,


kiley was turned down again.
The Board Of License Commissioners
at their meeting yesterday afternoon
refused to grant Fred N. Kiley's an
pliestion for \ saloon license for the
place long known as tAe Favorite
Saloon on Hotel and Bethel streets.
hiley ran 4 restaurant and saloon
under the license law Of 1905 until
July l. 1907. He applied to the Board
OF License Commissioners for res
taurant license with the after hours
and Sunday privileges, This was de
MED. He then applied for saloon
license, which has now been denied.
1t was urged on behalf Of Kiley that
he had invested between $4,000 and
5000 IN the saloon premises. which
would be largely loss if he were not
granted license. Strong opposition
among property owners within thous-
- 49, S-AANNa tstNfldSCS. anu
by the Anti-Saloon League, to the
granting Of license to Kilev was
developed. kiley himself IS now on
the Coast.
"Scotty" is expected to make his
appearance on the carpet. before
the Board on Friday afternoon. scot
sy' has a restaurant license, author
iEing him to conduct place where
the serving of meals is tn, principal
business. The Board has been inform
ID that he serves drinks ut tables with
'ut meals, when requested SO to do by
customers, and it is this that the Board
wants him to explain.
The Board approved bunch of min
ties which had just been written IN,
md discussed matters in general.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23

Editor Advertiser: In obtaining Al
opportunity 10 secure Z steamer such
Is the Yale to ply as = passenger boat
between Honolulu and the coast, We
VIII have one OF the fastest and most
complete passenger steamers ever built
in the United States.
The steamer Yale was launched on
June p Of this year and upon her trial
nip showed > speed Of IA knots with
forty pounds pressure o. steam to spare,
slowing remarkable reserve power.
On her Trip from New York INTO Cana
dian waters she developed 2 speed Of
les knots with but one-half OF her
boiler capacity. Such 2 boat should
easily make the run 10 tbs coast in
i've days.
The Yale and her sister ship the
Harvard were built for passenger bust
ness and as such are fitted second 10
none afOat. The acquisition OF either
o. both Of these vessels would certain
y EeyolutiOnlze the passenger bust
ness Of the Pacific and il Is certain
that these are the only steamers avail
able that would accomplish that end.
Ny correspondents are enthusiastic i
over the prospects Of putting at least
oRe OF these steamers on the run bel
tween Honolulu and the coast, believing
that the public viii avail. themselves
Of the opportunity TO travel in a steam
er 50 well fitted. Many people are
waiting for such vessel.
The Yale is now running between
New York and Canadian ports, on an
ocean route which gives opportunities
70 test her capacity as a sea-going yes
sci The seas On the Atlantic side
IF the United States are more bolster
BUS than On the Pacific, a condition
which Is apparent between Hawaii and
california The construction Of the
Governor Cobb was followed by an i'm
Mediate success OF this type OF YES
iel- That one demonstrated the feast
,ility Of such craft sailing in any
waters and her success was the incep-
ion OF the Yale and Harvard. The
Governor Cobb travels the route be-
-ween New York and Boston and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
GOVERNOR WILL
VISIT FAMOUS
NUUANU DAM
CF1on Wednesdays Aave-.iss-A

TIE Nu-z-1 darn Is conizS o.,
again into shs rf-ss,isas Today tbs:
-.1c11-.zrSsG-ot z15 discussed portion
~ re pCa1Sc domain VIII BE visited
~ Governor F-sz- S1i the Secretary,
WHO VIII look into tie hole saG See
where the money hzs so1ss by Arto--
osy General Es2slway. wAe VII BE
Introduced - the cure wall the r-uSh
rSls- cAs pump thSt Sues o. strike sli
rAs ccAs- interesting exhibits whtch
VIII doubtless appear before him in his
o--.c1zl capacity hsfo-s he IS long in O.
1cs- s-G hy the Superintendent q Pub
IL Wo-SS WHO viii explain what
whz, sri Why II : altogether likely
cAzt J. Hastings Rowland vii be IN
evidence Glso. % point cut the spots
where Patterson laid his finger.
his vii be the first visit @ the
three new o5sciSIS 70 the wo-S- Il
i proo2hls thz- the inspection VII be
made this afternoon
In connection wiki The rev pump az
TIE dam Superintendent. Holloway IS
QuoSsd IS saying yesterday that he IS
C----@N-- >---S-AS7- VIII l2ls
CHASE. which Is delivering thres-Qusr-
cs-S o. the Srou1c o. water gr2rar-
rsS5- TIE sSure o. tie water 6sIiv-
cred given by Mr.. Holloway. Is one
and eSEhc-cslthS cubic feet Per second:
ths guaranteed capacity % the pump
when Rowland purchased it was three
cubic tssc Per sScold. but the sctual
delivery. as sScs-.sirsi by weir
measurement by o-s Of the government
inspectors OF Monday. was one and
o-s-rsaLh cubic feet This Is nsSrsr
the o1s-1hiri capacity IS stated in
the Advertiser than the thrss-QuSrts-s
capacity IS claimed by the Superin-
re16sat yesterday. il contradiction 70
the statement o. the Advertiser. while
yesterday the weir showed still less
water. the volume bang only one ali
second
II wss Ro- disputed that the amount
q es-rh delivered during the eight
5avs the pump has been working IS not
9vs- fifty yards day, instead OF the
zi1e hundred yards daily promised by
soEisnd. ~ this rate OF work the
Earth costs the government forty cents /
: yard TO place. altogether outside OF
lie amount paid the contractor, snd
his does Tot take into account any ]
,hz-gsS for depreciation OF the ms
,hinsry and the interest on the seven
housard dollars II took 70 place IL on .
he hill and run the sluiciag water in
What Is alleged 70 be the wrong place
There was 10 delisi from the De-
armsnr % Public Works OF the fact
hat gravel Is bang sluiced down 10
make the dam Ill. material worse than
70rthIess when used against the core
-zu. neither was there any conIradic-
i'm % the figures obtained from the
.u5itor that the cost OF inspection OF
he work i out Of su proportion 10
he amount OF work being accom-
lishei-
There Is another little matter in con-
scCiol with ths dam construction that
7 The installation Of the bsr-lock pipe
IL from Jhs reservoir 10 the city, that /
q interest This pipe was purchas-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
CHANBERLAIN's collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHoEA REMEDY.

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied UPON with more implicit
confidence than Chamoerlsin's Collie.
ing the third Of century in which IL
ing in third OF century in which it
mas been in use, people have learned
That II is the one remedy that never
fails. Whzn reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take. Sold
by al dealers Benson, Smith & Co..
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
POSSIBLE WIRELESS
WITH MAINLAND

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE
most notable feature of the homeward
voyage Of the army transport Thomas.
which arrived Monday night from the
philippines. was the successful opera
ton OF the troopers wireless tele-
graphic apparatus. Captain Lyman.
commander of the Thomas, believes
that with a wireless station located on
Twin peaks in this city and one at
Honolulu on a high elevation, both
equipped with powerful apparatus. COM
munication could be maintained all
the way between here and the islands.
The Thomas chartered like a maybe
on the way from Manila and main
tanned long distance conversations with
numerous points. The station at Ho-
nolulu Is not equipped with a very
powerful apparatus and the Thomas
did all the talking with the island for
many miles before the receiver on the
transport told of Honolulu's ability to
join in the wireless chat.
o oeSe AecOru Hldue Dy the trans
port was at p m August 10, when
communication was opened with the
station at Northhead on the Columbia
river. The transport was then $40
miles distant from Northhead and 700
miles on shore. 1t was a perfect night
Tor wireless eloquence and messages
were received, sent and acknowledged
promptly with as much ease as IL they
had travelled by wire.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
TAYLOR WILL BE
RANhN's DELEGATE

4 commission appointing James T.
Taylor The Official representative Of the
Territory al the Irrigation Congress 10
b held shortly in Sacramento, Cal,
was signed yesterday by the Governor
Of the recommendation OF ex-secretary
Atkinson, who visited the place he
used 70 occupy FOR Z short time yes
tsrdzy- Nr. Taylor i noE in Califor-
Ma snd VIII Be requested 70 obtain all
the reports Of the Congress regarding
irrigation that might BE- useful for Ha-
vail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
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The guard protecting NJ. NelidoR,
president of the Hague Peace Confer
ence, has been doubled for fear OF
an attempt at assassination by Rus
sian Hebrews. many Of whom are gath
ering at The Hague. The Turkish dele
gates are also guarded.