The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-20

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cabled from The Hague to the London
Daily Telegraph and reprinted in this
country to the effect that Japan has
made categorical demands upon the
United States Government for salts
faction in connection with the treat
ment of Japanese in San Francisco and
has served notice of her intention to
deal with the Californians herself if
the national Government fails to do so.
At the State Department it is said
that the American public is fully aware
of the nature of all the exchanges
that have taken place on the subject;
that there has been no correspondence
of recent date and that there are no
negotiations in progress between the
two governments.
This statement is confirmed at the
Japanese embassy.
SAN DIEGO, July 1.-THE officers
and men at Fort Rosecrans are excit-
ed over the capture of Japanese spy
while he was engaged in making draw
ings of the Notifications. The arrest
was made two evenings ago, but where
the spy is now is not known, for the
officers at the fort are reticent and
Commandant Getchell declines to say
anything on the subject 1t is reported
that he is in the guardhouse at the
fort
1t was acknowledged at the fort
however, that a Japanese had been ar
rested; that he was at the time Of ar
rest engaged in making sketches of the
Notifications; that he was not a ser
want at the fort but a stranger who
had not been seen about the reserva'
ton until he was detected by a soldier
in the act of making drawing, show
ing the implacement of the big guns
SAN DIEGO, July 12.-Another Jap
anese has been escorted to the limits
of the Fort Rosecrans military reserv
alton under guard and told never tt
return. Blueprint plans of the for
were found in his possession, and h,
was caught making sketches of tn
Notifications from the top of Poin
Iona.
The Japanese who was caugh
sketching a few days ago was a stran
ger in the fort and was allowed to g
on the assertion made strenuously b
him that he was a tourist and sketch
ing for pleasure. The Japanese caugh
! today was the cook in the officer
mess and has had the run of the for
going and coming at will, for sewers
p months. Some days ago he was dis
covered by a soldier7on top of PoiI
= Iona, making a sketch of the plac
= and other suspicious circumstances lie
3 to the determination to search h
Z quarters.
t This was done this afternoon, and
a was discovered that he had in his pc
4 session a plan of the fort, made
d himself and such as an engineer mig
: make. In his room were also fouI
works on engineering in the Japane
b language, including Bentley S work
e well illustrated with drawings. 1t WI
e plain that he was a cook only for a
d pearance's sake.
e The officers of the fort continue
e refuse to say anything of the two a
d rests, and even decline to answer que
d lions, but the men talk, and they t.
of an arrest about two weeks ag
e when a Japanese was caught makil
+ sketches of the location of the TO
Il from a rowboat opposite the reserv
It ton.
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r. A CARGO FOR HAWAII.
= The bark Kaiulani was cleared
s. July Q from San Francisco for Kali
50 lui with an assorted cargo, valued
$17,893, including the following; 2
- bbls flour, 1856 ctls barley, 40 C