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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
AND
THOMAS TALKED

The transport Thomas kept up rs
wireless communication with san Fran
cisco until late Monday night. when
the vessel was more than 1900 miles
from that port. She did not get into
wireless communication with the Sher-
man. however, until the two vessels
were within nifty miles Of each other;
nor in communication with Honolulu
until yesterday morning Wednesday
night, however. the vessel was IN com
munieation by wireless with the En-
terprise at Hilo.
The mother. wife and sister Of Chief
Officer A. T. Simmie were passengers
on the Enterprise for Hilo, where his
mother went 20 meet her husband who
is master Of a sailing vessel due short
ly at that port. His wife and sister
arrived here Wednesday by the Clau-
dine and were at the wharf 70 meet
him when the Thomas arrived.
The Thomas went on the drydoek
when she was in san Francisco just
before this voyage.
Captain Durham Of the ship Astral,
and Captain Lyman Of the Thomas.
now in this port, are friends Of very
long standing, and they met yesterday
for the first time for a considerable
period.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
MR.. oKABE RETURNS.

S. Okabe. formerly wee Consul at
the japanese Consulate here and latter
ly Consul at Antung. an important
POINT in Korea, has been compelled 90
resign from the consular service Of
Japan through I'll health. He will re-
turn to Japan and remain there until
his health is fully restored. Mr.. Okabe
has many friends in Honolulu, among
the whites as well as among the Japa-
nese, who will regret hearing OF his
enforced retirement from his work.
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nolulu and Hawaii.
The order for the construction Of the
-Mauna Kea was given to the Union
Iron Works nearly two years ago. but
the san Francisco earthquake and fire
and numerous strikes delayed the
work She was launched in November
last and christened by a niece Of Cow
ernor Frear.
-Four ladies made the trip aboard
the Mauna Kea-Mrs. Rigger. Mrs.
Calhoun, Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Lash.
The following freight was brought
by the new boat: 500 sacks -four, Is
bags beans. 800 bales hay, 8 bales cot
ton, l bale leather, 2S5 bars iron. bun
dies iron, y pieces pipe, 259 cases sun
dries. 191 coils manila rope, 100 sacks
potatoes, 81 cases crackers. 20 barrels
Goldfish, 20 cases oil. 1914 feet lumber,
Is barrels pitch, barrel putty. 1 case
sheet brass, l barrel brass fittings. 1
barrel whisky, 20 cork tenders. 3 crates
chickens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13

The naval outpost at Midway is 10
be abandoned. Men, munitions. stores
sid guns are TO be taken away a;
once. and the Iroquois is preparing in
haste to so there for that purpose.
Midway is one of the farthest out
posts of the United States in the Pa
cifc. until the ocean is crossed. and
the Philippines are reached. Pre-
csumably il would be one of the first
points OF Contact with an Asiatic
enemy at war with the/United States
The withdrawal Of the marines from
there may be considered by some as a
drawing in of the most exposed point
Orders were received yesterday
morning at the Naval Station dir9ct-
ing that the Iroquois be got ready as
soon as possible and proceed at once
10 Midway and bring back the marine
guard there, their stores. their NUM-
tions and their guns Evidently the
order TO so as soon as possible was
taken as indicating that expedition
was desired. for the work of prepara-
goa began at once and is being car
ried on with despatch. The work Of
preparation included putting the Iro-
quois on the marine railway, for IL is
eleven months since she was in dry
dock. Admiral Very says, and eleven
months OF inaction in these tropical
waters has grown sea moss on her bot
tom eighteen inches long in many
way yesterday afternoon and her crew
were set vigorously at work scraping
her bottom. The work was kept up
much later than the usual hours Of
labor in the navy under ordinary con-
ditions, for not only must the bottom
of the vessel be scraped and scrubbed
clean. but she must have two coats
of paint, one an anti-corrosive paint
and the other an anti-fouling paint.
The Iroquois has a crew of thirty
men. but she can accommodate a much
larger number than that. The marines
at the Midway station number twenty,
so she is being provisioned for fifty
men for a period of about a month,
though il is only a five or six days
run down TO Midway and about the
same back
III NHL> SuAAiSStLoA II i IeAcA 'eu - N44A
the Coast that the Thomas is bringing
a full set of chief petty officers for
the Iroquois, a chief master-at-arms,
a chief bOatswain, and other chief
petty officers, which she has not car
ried in the past, but which will Mt
her for any kind OF service. These
men can take the place of commission
ed officers in the navigation of the
vessel. This fact is taken by some TO
mean that she may be withdrawn from
this station and sent out for alto
gether different service. She is a
swift, powerful and roomy vessel, with
large coal capacity. She can steam
five thousand miles with the coal she
can carry in her bunkers. She was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
PEARL HARBOR
IMPROVEMENT
Ccontfnued from Page one.1

HUH EdsC SnG-g
vail is interested because Of the pros
pect that it would mean addiJi1nal
ships on the Pacific, is having hard
Shedding. 1t viii pass the Senate but
= canvass has developed a hostile ma
jority in the House The House COM
z1ittee on Pestofhcss and Postroads
has a majority in favor OF the bill but
rot for making il a part Of postoftice
appropriation bill. It is the old story
over agan of the hostility Of Repub-
Hcans of the Middle West 10 any leg
islation beneficial to the Atlantic or
Pacific Coast ports. a large portion
Of the people in the Middle West never
saw salt water and care nothing for
the welfare of the people Of the Uni
ted States, outside Of the Mississippi
Valley
The Senate IS disposed 10 put the bill
as 8 rider upon the P0stoffice Appro-
priation bill. which will lfkely happen.
In that event the House may have a
aard time shaking it or On the other
sand there viii be urgent pleas 10
defer action till next session. when the
Presidential election viii have been
passed.
Mr.. H F. Wichman, OF Honolulu,
has been visiting briefly in Washing
ton He is on the way to Virginia and
Eil soon start on a trip 10 Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. BigeIow, former
n Of Hawaii, the former now a pr1-
fess5r in Chicago University, have al
- been in Washington on a visit this
Eeek-
ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
PASSENGERS
Arrived.


Per stmr. Maui, from Hawaii and
Maui. March 10. E. Higgins, George
! Haggarty.
Per. stmr Mikahala, from Kauai,
March 11-W. Dietz. D. Ssvertson. C.
B. Hofgaard and wife, Miss Finkler, F.
E. Thompson, ]. A. Combs, Miss Ka-
nolihau, Miss NJ. Ornellas. L. Ornellas
Jr., W. Wrenn, Mr.. Kapahu, Mr. Ma
wall ". Iona and 40 deck
Per stmr. Claudine. from Hilo and
Maui ports, March IA. A. Isbell,
MrseR. Kaiwiaea, L. j. Warren, W. 0.
Smith. Mrs. E. B. Carley. D. H. Case,
A. Kanaliilii. H NJ Alexander and
wife, Miss May Lloyd, Mrs. ]. W. Lloyd
and children. A N Kepoikai. ]. NJ
.Vivas, W. Sheppard. John Frolicker,
E Duvauchelle. Miss NJ. Reimann, K.
Nobori. Ho Tim, wife and children,
A. A. Wilson and % deck.
Per L. vs. A. T. Thomas. from San
Franciscof March 12-For Honolulu:
Judge W. ]. Robinson. To join the
E. Hill. Chief Boatswain's Mate ]. E
Jorgensen, Seaman F. c. A Jennings
Master-at-Arms J. Norman. Seaman
D. Nickle. Seaman p. Pollock. Seaman
L. E Shenton. Seaman ]. Smith, Sea-
man VI. A Whitney. For the Marine
Corps: Corporal John Rowland, Pri-
Yates F. r. Anderson, $. G. Baul, E.
r Boots, ]. ]. Burkett, c. r. Danford
E. ]. Bonean. ]. Hilton. ]. D. Howard
L. Lathrop, H. Mike. NJ. B. Mitchell.
L E. Paul. G. W. Perlman. w Trow-
bridge. For Fort Shafter: Frank L.
Armstrong. Ernest E. Booth, Joseph
W. Bouchey. Mander Ball, James E.
BOloun. Roy S. Casselman, Frank
Cichocki, Bruno Drews, William H
Dean. Sherman DeMore, Eugene H.
Dougherty, John ". Faulton, Paul ].
/ Colowsky, Walter Gottshall, Milo Hill,
Harry A. Houghmiller, Curtis W. Hud-
son, Edwin Herman, Clarence Luns-
ford. Harry T. Mccullough, Chas NIL
ton. Frank Merwar. George c. Mccall,
Patrick H Moran. Seymour E. Mount,
Ed F. Nelson. Lynn Nivison. Haze
Newhouse. Barney Okrey, ANGUS
Pickett, Jesse B. Paul, Isaac B. Per-
kins. Benjamin F. Rowland, Barton c.
Rowe. Garrett Smith, August Sagert,
George NJ simpson, William Snapp,
Sherman Sebastian. Raymond Souers,
Ben H. Thomas, George L Oyerstreet.
Harry HarweT. For Guam: William
A MADEIRA and wife, F. o. StoH.
Harry Chance.
Departed.
Per strnr. W. G. Hall, for Kauai,
March 16.-P. K. Brown. c. c Beale
Miss D. F Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
George 4 Fairchild. Miss Macfarlane,
Mrs. High. Mrs. l. KuhImano. Mrs
C 4 Rice, E Palmer Miss Kamaka-
Per strnr. Iwalani. for Maui and Mo-
lokai, March 10.-Dr. z. r Phillips,
D. - Van Dine, Father Joseph. Dr.
V Norgaard, Mrs ]. Nakaleha, ]. D.
Mcyeigh, p. Nagamane-
Per stnr. Kinau. for Hilo and way
ports, March 1o--H- L Maxwell and
wife. V. W. Woleott. H. Decker. D.
K Eguchi, T. P H. Jose and wife,
Mrs. Collins, Mrs VI. Rowland, Miss
Collins. Miss Jessie NJ Scott. Mr.
Matthewson and wife, Mrs. James
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3 MARINE REPORT. Z
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CFrom San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change.)

kr rum san 1A1hSAS~S -AS-S -
change.)
Tuesday. March 10.
san Francisco-Sailed. Mar. 10, P. NJ.
s. :. Siberia, for Honolulu.
HiIo-Arrived, Mar. 9. Am. s. s. En-
terprise, from San Francisco.
San Diego-Arrived, Mar. 10, All.
s. 5. Arizonan, from Salina Cruz.
Sailed. Mar. 10. All. s. s. Arizonan,
for san Francisco.
Seattl-Arrived, Mar. TO- All. S.
:. Columbian, from San Francisco.
Kahului-Sailed, Mar. 9, All. 5. s.
Texan. for Hilo.
Vancouver-Arrived. March 10, CA.
s. s. Moana, hence March 5.
Wednesday, March II, 1908.
anDiego-Arrived March 10, All. 8.
: Arizouan, from Salina Cruz.
san Diego-Sailed March 10. All.
:. :. Arizonan. for San Francisco.
Victoria-Arrived March 10. British
:. :. MOana, hence March 5.
HiIo-Arrived March 10, All. s. s.
Texan. from Kahului.
san FraneiscO-Sailed March II, Am.
:. :. Hilonian. for Honolulu.
YOkohama-Sailed March II, British
:. 5. Asia, for Honolulu.
Thursday. March u.
San Francisco-Arrived, Mar. u. A.
H. :. :. Arizonan. from san Diego
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
UNDESIRABLE Immigrants.

In the United States District Court
Hanzo Ueno is being tried for bring
ing women into the United states for
immoral purposes. The case COM
mencsd before Judge Dole yesterday
morning, with W. T. Rawlins prose
cutting and c. C. Biting defending A
japanese woman who IS claimed -
have been brought here b. the de-
PENDANT vas put on the stand and sn7
testified TO being married az me m
migrant station 70 a man whom sn7
had not seen before nor since. Eo--
lowing are the jurymen. z o BoIh'
Henry Beckley. T. Blacksrsad- - =
Schuman, z. 5. cunha. z A LioSu'
F. Waterman. II. n. Walker. ). ~
vannatta. o. p. Dement,, H I Hay
sslden, George Fern
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
DEMON wooED TOO ROUGHLY.

SILVA. the PunchbowI Demon. is in
she- cells at the police station. the re-
SuiI Of too ardent love-making. For
s,.ue time he has been paying court 70
one Of the fair Portuguese girls who
arrived in Hawaii recently from Fun
ehal. but his suit was spurned and his
tenderest affections sighted For
quite a while he submitted 10 the re-
bluffs and turndowns. but yesterday he
80 far forgot himself as TO try 10
impress his great regard upon the
young lady by slapping her on the
cheek Assault Is the charge preferred
against him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. McCLENNAN-The Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel; cottage y. Entrance
Beretania street. near junction OF
Alakea and Emma streets Homo
lulu. Specialist in chronic, difficult
and lingering diseases An honest
opinion given at first consultation.
Accommodation furnished island pa
tents Telephone 2z9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
DIED.

Lavish San Francisco. February
"a, AnnarM- Laws. widow Of A r
Laws and the beloved mother of
Henry and Laura n. Laws. formerly
AZ Maui and Honolulu
EoPEZ-In this city. March 9. $50
a m, A J. Lopez. a native of St
sisrae Island, aged So years
Funeral services Sunday, March Is,
under the auspices OF the san Antonio
Society.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
RHEUMATISM

No external application is equal TO
Chambertain's Pain Balm for Rhsu-
matism- Prompt relief follows its use.
A trial viii convince you OF its SUI
Perior merit For sale by Benson.
Smith & Co. Ltd, agents for Hawai-
an Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
QUININE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
THE HEAD

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
for Colds. Grip. Influenza or any
Catarrhal disorders. Headache and
Feverish or Malarious conditions.
E w. Groves signature on every box.
Made by PARIS MEDICINE CO.,
Saint Louis. L. S. Of A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, March 10.
Stmr. Maui. Bruhn, from Honoipu.
Punaluu and McGregor. SIS a. m
Arrived Wednesday, March II.
Stmr. CIaudine, Bennett, from Hilo
and Maui ports. a m.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory. from ka-
uai, a. m.
stmr. ]. A Cummins. searle. from
Kaneote.
stmr. Despatch. Kokerwitz. from
Kauai
Thursday. March T.
Stmr Mauna Kea, Freeman, from
san Francisco, 8 p m
L. s a T. Thomas. Lyman, from
san Francisco, II a. m.
DEPARTED.
Stmr. Kinau. Clark, for Hilo and
way ports, noon
stmr. Iwalani, Self. for Maui and
Molokai ports, 5 p m
Stmr- ". G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka-
uai ports, p m
stmr. Niihau. oness. for Kauai.
p m
stmr. Noeau. Mitchell, for Mahuko-
na, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, p. m
o. s. s. Alameda, Dowdell, for san
Francisco, 10 a m
Am. bk- George Curtis. Herbert. for
San Francisco.
Am. i-masteds schr. Manila, Garski.
for Aberdeen, 8 D m
stmr. Despatch, Kokerwitz, for Kau-
al
stur. LIkelike, Naqpala. for Kuka-
iau and Kohalaiele, p m
L. s. s. Iroquois. Carter. for Mid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13

LEVERS & COOKE CRobert Levers.
r J. Lowrsy. c. NJ Cooke).-Import-
ers and dealers in lumber and build
ing materials. ONCE 4I4 Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13

The advance in the price of sugar
was yesterday a general topic of con-
versation.
Major General A. W. Greedy. the
world-famous Arctic explorer. is en-
route to the Philippines, on leave,
aboard the transport Thomas.
w A. Madeira and wife are aboard
the Thomas en- route to Guam. Ma
deira is well known here. having b en-
assistant under Postmaster Oat and
later postoffice inspector.
A letter sent by the Department Of
state to American ccnsu,s Suggests
that, when possible, they stop at HO-
nolulu, to advise local business men
of conditions in the lands whence the
consuls come.
Mrs. NJ. Kaneihalau d ed on Thurs
day morning at six O'Clock. The
funeral will take place at 1870 p. m.
on Sunday Members OF the Hui Ko-
kua a Hookuonoono q IA Wahine Ciwi
Hawaii are requested to attend.
There were too any atmospheric
disturbances on We -nesiay night for
good wireless connections between h
transports Sherman and Thorn at
sea and the testing apparatus o. " re-
less Expert A. A. IsbelI at BARRIERS
Point
McBryde plantation exrects big re-
suits soon, according to Manager Stod-
arts report subm tied yesterday. The
recourses of the property have been
very materially devo'ped and strength
ened in spite of some adverse condi-
lions.
The trustees os the Chamber Of Com
merce have expressed their approval
of the plan of the Pacific Mai Steam
ship Company, as proposed to L A.
Thurston and r. W. Single. TO re-
serve passenger accommod lions espe-
cial'v for Honolulu. Also. it has bee
resolved that the president Of the.
Chamber act with the reads o. the
Merchants Association an the Pro-
motion Committee in cabling WasF-
ington TO urge the rassage of a bill
relating II the carrying OF passenger
on foreign vessels for number {
years or pending further CongressiOn-
al action.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
LOCAL. sREvITIEs.
,F,om Wednesdays AdvertIsrr,)


E. P. Low and F. L. Winter left by
the Kinau yesterday for the Big Is
land.
A number OF California girls may
visit Honolulu this summer through
the courtesy OF the Fresno Morning
Republican.
Nellie O'Rourke. daughter of James
O'Rourke. and for some time school,
teacher at olaa. was recently married
in San Francisco.
Cecil Halstead. the eisht-year-old
son OF Frank Halstead. broke his arm
last Sunday by falling from tree at
the family residence.
Six pines carried by wells-Fargo TO
Chicago on February %. arrived there
yesterday in fine condition. a cable
gram to that effect having been re-
ceived yesterday.
The site for the Federal building
took a look into the police court yes
terday when William Mahuka. who has
given his name TO the site. was before
Judge Andrade accused by Annoy Ma
huka. his wife. Of beating her. The
hearing was continued until March IS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
BOl.E.

CoLLTNs-At PhtsAeid, Mass. March
n. 1903. To the wife Of sfr. D. " Col
rns. q sens s-E4i1Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery Of every description made to
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13

Captain Rees. who is TO succeed Al
miral Very here. is known throughout
the navy as poet.
Judge A. y. Kepoika' arrived yester-
day morning from Maui in the Clau-
dine having left he:e in her last Fri
day
Queen Liliuokalani i'll Re one Of the
first passenge-s to make the Hilo trip
in the Inter-Island's new steamer Ma
una Kea.
A negro who killed pan in Louis
vile. KY lately came before Special
Judge Harry w. Robinson, formerly of
Honolulu, and got two years.
Attorney Frank Thompson. repre-
seating Koloa interests in the water
fight between Koloa and McBryde
plantations on the Island OF Kauai.
returned yesterday morning in the
steamer Mikahala. He went TO ia
miliarize himself with typographical
and other facts.
Wireless Expert Arthur A. Isbel.
prise on Monday last, arrived here
yesterday morning in the steamer
Claudine. He comes to make tests
for a long distance wireless station
here and he and Manager J. A. Balch
of the Wireless Telegraph Company
yesterday afternoon went to BARRIERS
Point TO try TO reach the transport
Thomas which IS expected here today
from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-13

Wilder, Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson, A. H. Har-
ris, c. A. Lovsted, Manuel Rodrigues,
A Mason, r. 5. Brown. Rev. Ham
mond. E. P. Low, F. l. Winter, D. b.
Murdoch, Thomas E. Wall. ]. A. Will
der, Dr. Clark. W W. Harris. W. H.
Hoogs, Mrs. Hayes, Miss Kate Corn
well, H. r. Bryant and wife, S. P.
BARLEY, Frank Rehain. Brother
George, W. P McDongal. e W. SUIT
ton. P. r. Elgin, z. Kamaka. s. w.
Nawahi, T. E. Redheld. ]. W. Berg
strom.
Per CA. s. :. Aorangi. for Suva.
Brisbane and Sydney, March IF. B.
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stevens and
two infants. G. c. Hanford. II. Open
heimer. F. L. Leslie. W Raber. ]. H.
Krache. Mrs. X O'Connor. Prot. vlad-
irnir Sviatlowsky, r. Worthing, ].
Smith and infant.
Per :. 8. Alameda, for san Francisco.
March 11.-Mrs. Abel, ]. ]. Abel. C
Boite, Mr.. Brown, Mrs Brown. Mr.
Chase. Frank Cooley. Mrs. Cooley. Miss
Cooley. Mr.. Day. Mrs. Day. n. G.
Dawson. Mrs. Dawson. H. F. Dowst,
Mrs. W. s. Fuller, Mrs. l. z. Haehn-
- T. G Johnston Mr.. Kenneth. Miss
McGregor. ]. Muller. DR.. c. Ramus.
Mr.. Ross Mrs. E. NJ. Watson and in
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Jung geleiitet. Die umitanoIide Sc
ren1onie, Die I'M Misunderstanding
ltattfm1o, ging obne Storung, porii=
Der. Werfmiiroige Na6ri6ten font
men aus 2ifiabon iber Die 8eribpo-
r1t1g, Der &onig Carlos ltno lem al
teiter Sobn gum Spfer fielen. G5
IoIlen 10 piele bodgeiteIte 8erionlif-
feiten in Die Mngelegenbeit bermidett
eemeien fem ooB Die &egierung be-
ihloiien bat, ~borlaufig tpeoer ben Sc
futlb Der l1nteriu6ullg gu beroffentli-
6e1L nod Die 8eridnorer geri6flib
81 belangeu. Dus 9amoflesi6mert
einer mogli6en geridtli6en 8erfol=
eutlg ion ion aber ibnen idtpeben
bleiben, berln Die algemeine politiide
Imneltie, mel6e &onig Wanitel gelez
geliolid ieines giOes auf Die &onitituz
ton por perian1meltem 8arIament err
fldrt bat, ioa mir Biz gum 80. SAINT
at REDEEM nabren6 bas @ttentat anf
&onig Carlos nno &ronprin5 Mignel
befanntlib am 1. Sebruar periibt
muroe. Die @egierung bebdlt 90
ourd cine idarfe @affe gegen Die ibr
nun befannten 8eribmorer in Der
l9ano. @enn iie nit oieier 8olitif
MIR Slid batl sic i6eint fait Elm
menig 5u 16lau 5u lein.
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g., uno Brdiioent Ser borti-
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Or. Sings Neuer @ntoedung: uSie
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nidt nur Den Sulteniib, iie BELT aud
Den pe6en unb idmaden 8unft Der
9eble, 2ungen uno 9ruit. @aran-
tiert 81 beilen bel Ibolpb 9reiB uno
Gobn & 60. 4potbefer. so Cts,
uno 500. grobefloide frei.