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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
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 FRANK P. CHATTER @aetie1 Director. Weather BugOaR.
THE METAL MARKETS.

THE METAL MARKETS.
 New York, Jan. 13s-The London tin mar ket was pounds 6s higher with spot quot ed at 12S pounds 10s and futures at 12e pounds los. Locally the market was higher; Quotations ranging wrom s27.37M to 327. STA.
 Copper was also higher in the English market with spot quoted at s3 pounds and futures at sS pounds los. Locally unchang- ed.
 The London lead market was Is Cd higher at 14 pounds Is Sd. Locally the market was steady at $s.65@S3.7O.
 There was an advance of los in the Lon don spelter market, spot closing at 19 pounds 17s Sd. Locally, the market was firm at s4.45@$4.55.
 Iron was unchanged in the English mar ket and locally.
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oINCINNATI PRoDUCE.

Cincinnati. Jan. 13.-Flour quiet Wheat steady $1 .03 @$1.04. Corn steady 57@57hc. Oats firm 52 O 53c. t7, Rye firm s5 @ See. bacon $8 321k; lard ST 50 @ S7 .60. Whiskey steady $1. 35. Butter steady.
 Eggs 1SG24c. 10c; turkeys 11@12c.
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Prices were quoted yesterday at: ptT1ct middEing. ..... .. ...1 5-I6c Msddltng..... ... ...h b-ioe
 The advance in Liverpool yesterday morn ing was possibly due to the improved condi- tiun of American finances. stimulated the New York and New Orleans markets at the ofening, causing an advance of Is points. It. soon became apparent. however. that a l1Ege line of cotton was for sale. and this selling continued all day gradually forcing prices down to Saturdays close.
 It is said that there were heavy sales yesterday in the New York market on ac- count of price, There was again an absence 6f public operations for speculative ac- counts. At the close of the market there was slight reaction leaving the New York future market three to four points higher than Saturdays close.
 The business being transacted ip Mont Komery Is now mostly between factors and exporters, as there is but little if any cafton being brought to the city by the farmers on wagons.
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A gerat quantity of valuable Sunday school literature has recently been given to the Indiana State Library, having been the property of the late William IL Lowering. who was great student of Sunday school history
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Jan. lS-Close: Cotton. spot small business done; prices ten points higher:
 American middling fair e.. ..,. .6.s2 Good middling aa.s....6. 5e Mlaolng ::-, s-s' '''s '"'' s'.s s...5. 50 Low mlduiin& ssss ..b. SS Gooa ordinary 's.s '''s ss. D. 54 Oralnary '... ..'. :'.' ...' .s.. .6.O4
 The sales of the day were 1000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and ex- port and included $500 American. Receipts 24.0O0 bales. including 19.5OO American
 Futures opened firm and closed steady. American middling g.o.c.
 January s..' -..' ...s .s5.S6 Jan Fen. "s'' s..' '''' s..s s...b.S6 Feb. -March. s...b.S6 h March-AprH s.ss s...6.S S5 April-May ..... .5.S7 May-June s... ..ss ......5. s6 # June-July s... .... ....5. S5 # JuIy-AuB. ssss ssss s.b.S2 Aug. Sept. s.ss s.Ss sss. ....b.12A Sept.-Oct. .... .... ...s .... ......B.63 Oct-Nov. ssss ss.Ass..b.5 52 Nov.-Dec.... zee. s.b. 50
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Jan. 13.-Cotton seed oil: prime 37c.
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LONDON sToCK MARKET.

Isondon,i Jan. 13.--American securities opened steady today Union Pacific advanc- ed < and Pennsylvania $, while the rest of the list ranged from $ below to < above Saturdays New York closing.
 The leading stocks ranged as follows; Consols for money -... ....s. S3M
 do. for account s....s'' sSh Atchtson s... ..s.s... lz%
 do. pfd. .a... ...s sec. Ss j Illinois Central .... .... s... ......13l Louisville 6 Nashville .... .... ..iooh Southern Hy..,.. s.... ''.. sss... li%
 Bar silver steady. 2e ekd per ounce.
 Money 1 per cent.
 Discount in the open market for short bills Is A $ per cent; for three months bills A. per cent
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Extra rights.

NEW YORK BONDS.
 U. S. refunding 2s, registered ..104h
 do coupon .... .... '''' ''''' lO4 U- S. 3s, registered ..'s s.'...lOOA
 do. coupon 's'' IOl t2 Y. S. New Is. registered .... ..ll9h
 oo. coupon s'ss I''s' I@" 3R American Tobacco As .... ...... GA
 do. 6s s..' s''s'''s'.lOO Atchison general 4S -s.'. 9i \
 do. adjustment As S4h Atlantic Coast Line As SS Baltimore & Ohio As .... sS
 do, 3 hs ..sss0 ss-s ss.e 9l t2 Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s .... .... .... 67% Central of Georgia 5s -...l0l
 do 1st Inc .... s'''s' DO
 do, 2d Inc ..., ss's '.'' s''''s 45
 do Sd Inc ofd. ~. ss.' .... 3s Chesa. Ohio 4As ...s '.'. ..lQl E Chicago & Alton 3lAs ..'. co. 62 C. B. & Q. new As .,.... s3 C. R. l. & P. R. R. 4s ..-- .... 6s
 dc col 5s .-.- Gee. ''.s s'ss t4 t1 C. C. C. & St. l.. gen 4s 96A Col Industrial 5s. ser. A.. .... ...-. 49l3 Col. Midland 4s b9 Col. 6 Southern 4s zee. ~..''s SS
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TRFAsURY BALANCEs.

Washington. Jan. 1S--Today's statement of the treasury balances in the. general fund exclusive of the $1SO.o0o.eo0 gold reserve shows:
 Available cash balances .... ..s2e5. 24S.s2s Gold coin and bullion 4S.251'zzS Gold certificates bl,4SA6OO
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cd firm and closed steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today. Quotations ranged
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New Orleans, Jan 13.-Spot. cotton firm; 267.6s2. Low ordlnary, nom s.s. 9-l6c OruInary. nom f.'.' zee s..s .ssss SSsc
 Good ordinary nom .s..0 13-16c Low middling eco. .... .. 10 13-16c Miooling co. sss.11Ac
 Good middling s.ss ...s S.ss ...12 3-16c Middnng fair ss.s s.. .12t 11-16e Fair' nom s''' ....1S b-16c
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MARKET IS HIGHER
MORNING ADVANCE WAS DUE TO FT-
 EANCIAL CONDITION.

Heavy Selling During Day, However, Fore cd Market Down to Saturdays
 Closing.
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The Churchmen's Union of the Epis- copal Church. in Great Britain, has been urged to undertake a revision of the prayer book.
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Jan. 13.--Turpentine firm 62 @ kc; sales 3ss: receipts ITS; shipments iSs.
 Resin firm; sales 547; receipts i.649i ship ments 6s; stock Ii2, 11s. Quote: ABCD &. 05 EFF $3.15; $3. 20; H $3. 25; I 3.7O; K S4.65@70; 1t x5. .40@4s; N $5.e5@7o; VIC $5. 30 @95; wv $5. s0@P6.
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Wilmington, Jan. ts.-Turpentipe nothing doing; receipts ! casks.
 Resin nothing doing: receipts 5l. Tar nothing doing; receipts 24.
 Turpentine firm s2.25; $S.25 and s2s; receipts 35,
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Floodl Gage lch'ng.l Rain tStage Readsl 24 24 STATIONS. a.mll hrs. hrs.
x--Failing.
RIYER Eni,EcAsr

RIVER FoREcAsT. The upper Coosa will remain stationary, the lower Coosa will rise slight, the Ala bama will remain stationary. barila will remain stationary during the next two days.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES. New York, Jan. 13.-Cotton futures open
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Sales IHisA1 Low, If'S;s' a,S
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rHr WEATHER.

twindl Rain State of weathsr lloothsl of wind
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CLOSING STOCK LIST.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, Jan. 1s.-cottoh futures on he New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

NAlhNBxAo HIVE DIUNMe Kansas City. Jan. 13.--Cattle, receipts 19,- Do0 including 800 Southerns; market steady
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08

On the U. S. cruiser Pennsylvania is
young Honolulu boy, who has been
with the Navy for about year. The
young fellow decided a year ago that
an enlistment in the Navy was about
the best thing for him, and he was
taken on at the local Naval Station,
and sent to Mare Island. He served an
apprenticeship and was drafted for the
Pennsylvania. The young man, whose
name is S. Cunningham, came ashore
the other day, with leave of absence
extended particularly for him by his
commanding officer. He has had no
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
ARTIST F. P. EARLE
BEATS HIS AFFINITY

GOSHEN. N. Y, August 25.-Ferdi-
asnd p. Earle, who less than year
ago discharged his wife and son that
be might marry Miss Julia Kuttner, his
Asoul mate, :" was separated from her
today when, on charge of grievous
assault upon her, he was committed to
he Orange county Jail here to await
action by the October grand jury. With
her month-old child the woman left
Monroe about the time he was arrested
10 90 to her mothers home in New
Tetk. Later, steps looking toward
legal separation and a division of his
property will be taken. Tonight Earle
is under special guard in the Jail,
Sheriff Albert l.. Decker and his as.
sistants being fearful he would destroy
himself.
Earle's arrest today was on war
rant sworn to by Inez T. Berry, a
graduate nurse who has been in at
tendance upon Mrs. Earle since before
the birth of her child last month. 1t
saIIows series of assaults that date
2rI0r to the baby's arrival, which prac-
IieaIly have been continuous. Accord
ing TO Mrs. Earle, when her baby was
less than fortnight old, she was
compelled to leave her bed and stand
FOR nearly two hours while Earle lee
Smed her on her general unworthiness,
ON other occasions she was beaten
about the head, face and body until
tile services of physician were neces'
.sary
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FROM MEXICO.

The following paragraph was clipped
@Cm the "El SOL" newspaper at
HermosilIo. Mexico, it being part of
a lsster to the publisher from friend:
'-on my last trip to my properties on
ssis. 4rvntier, my beast fell with me
to the ground, wounding me badly, but
by a chance provision / had brought
in my valise flask Of Chamberlain Is
Pain Balm, and after using it was
shle to continue my journey the fol-
Aswing day as if nothing had happened.
never tire OF praising this popular
liniment or Of recommending it." Fol
sale by Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd,
agents for tile Hawaiian Islands.
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MRS. COUNTER DEAD.

Mrs. Counter, wife OF w. R. Counter,
the jeweler, died yesterday morning at
q, o'clock of heart failure. The funeral
wn take place at o'clock this after
nosEs from the residence on Kinau
street, near Lunalilo street. Mrs. Coun-
ter has not been well for some time
and recently spent couple of weeks
in the country for the benefit of her
health. On Saturday she was about as
usual, but during the night was taken
I'll. Mrs Counter was Canadian born
and was about 50 years of age.
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THE FREAR
RECEPTION
CONTINUED from PAGE One,

Continued from Page One.)
Upon the lawn, where many availed
themselves of the opportunity to play
bowls, fruit punch was served, Mrs.
Clifford Kimball ladling. AS usual the
guests availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity to look through the house up
stairs and down, for it is a true type
of the colonial home, and under the
shade of the great spreading algaroba
branches, was invitingly cool.
There were many attractive frocks
in evidence, modified directoire gowns
being shown to advantage. One of the
most fetching of this style was that
worn by Mrs. Robertson, wife of Com
mander Robertson. Hers was cham
payne colored princesse gown with
panels of Dresden satin, with dark
blue directoire hat. Mrs. E. D. Tenney
looked attractive in lavender and en-
broidered linen gown with lavender
hat and VEIL Mrs. Frear was becom-
ingly gowned in dotted muslin, and
Mrs. Swinburne and Mrs. Rees, both
commandingly tall and handsome, were
in white. Among others assisting were
Mr. and Mrs. Mott-Smith, Judge and
Mrs. Ballou, Captain and Mrs. Moses,
DR.. and Mrs. Langhorne, Judge Lind
say, Judge and Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Cart
ley, Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. Kingsbury,
Mrs II. Mex Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Lewis, Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Robertson,
Mrs. Harry Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimball, Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss
Linda Schaefer, Miss Margaret Peter
son, Miss Alice Roth, Miss Patty, Miss
Hartwell, Miss Sturgeon and Miss
Katherine Goodale.
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ON w1NpwARp OAHU.

HAUULA, September T. Joshua
Tucker, secretary to the Land Commis1
sioner, arrived here last Saturday, hale
and hearty. He looked over ali the
homestead lands before taking his de-
parture the following day.
Mrs. Mckenzie, the newly appointed
assistant teacher at Hauula, arrived
last Thursday.
d. p. McGregor' house, which is
being built on one of the homestead
lots, will be completed this week. This
is the lot Mr.. Ford referred to in his
account of his visit here as one which
wall not produce enough to pay its
taxes. The owner of the lot, Mrs. Nc
Gregor, agrees with him, and she has
asked Mr.. Tucker to have the govern
ment take back about five or six acres
of this lot and give her in exchange
the same amount elsewhere. 1t is a
shame to have anyone pay over sixty
dollars an acre for such soil. The ap-
praisers themselves will not give ten
dollars an acre for it at the highest,
and yet they are willing to appraise
for others at the ridiculous upset price
of twenty dollars an acre.
The election of delegates to the Ter
ritorial and County conventions held
at Hauula September 5, 1908, was
closed with a grand luau, held at
Deputy Sheriff Naone's residence,
where some gallons of wine flowed.
Words were passed that the said elee-
tion was a fraud. 1t is very likely
that new election will be declared in
that precinct.
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demerit marks entered against him, his
personal conduct being excellent. The
Navy pay has given him desire to
save money and he is now the possessor
of bank account, the accumulation
of savings from his wages as blue.
jacket. In his natty sailor uniform.
young Cunningham presents a picture
of the ideal young American sailor. He
is renewing. acquaintance all over the
city, and on his return from Samoa ex.
poets to enjoy further leave, which will
be his last for he then returns to the
Coast and will have to put in hard
licks for the remainder of his term of
enlistment
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PETTY OFFICERS
tcop.,nued from Page one,

fCop1nued from Page One.)
nChief of the Second Division. Com
mandant of the Honolulu Naval Sta
ton, staff Noflicers, commanding officers,
first and second divisions, commanding
officers of the first and second torpedo
boat lotillas, wardroom officers, junior
officers, warrant officers, collier officers,
and, lastly, the guests. Those in charge
were:
Presidents. G. Chapman, Mary.
land; Secretary. W. Davidson, Hop
kins; Treasurer-W. H. Bush, West
Virginia. tol
Floor Directors-F. J. Shea, Mary.
land; R. H. Bush, Truxtun; c. H. Muir.
ply, Preble.
Reception Committee. V. ANNA.
toyn, Pennsylvania; A. Wachlin, South
Dakota; J. Acuff, Tennessee; J. Treinor
Washington; w. A. Cellar, Whipple.
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White, ID. X. White, H. R. Hitchcock,
J. W. G. Hitchcock, r. H Hitchcock,
E. X. Pikao, Mrs. Pikao, Master Pikao,
Miss Opunui, Miss M. L. Plimpton,
Miss Plimpton, Jas. Munroe, Miss N.
Meyer and % deck.
Per str. w. G. Hall, from Kauai
ports, Sept. GA. s. Wilcox, Mrs. Wi.
cox, Miss E. Miss X. and Master Allen
Wilcox, X. w. t. Purvis, Mrs. Purvis,
Miss Purvis, L. Lowell and son, Mas
tiers F., NJ. and J. Fernandez and Dever-
i'll, +. Malcum, Mrs. McKinnon, Miss
Mary Jones, Miss G. Low, Miss Clara
d. Low, Miss L. Rice, Mrs. A. H. Rice,
Mrs. Scott, Mrs Gartley and four chill
dren, Geo. Kluegel, F. Stillman, Miss
l.. Weber, j. II. Coney, VIM. A. Coney,
Omura, Lee Yet Fun, G. X. Amana, D.
Fraser, Miss Jacobsen, Mrs. Manase,
Mrs. J. X. Hart and daughter, Miss
Omsted, J. X. Kaulukou, Mrs. Chris
din, Paul de Bretteville, Miss de Brette-
vile, X. C. Ahana, Miss Ochiwatse,
Masters E. Lowell and Muhara, Fern,
Hamamoto and 40 deck.
Departed.
Per T. X. X. S. S. Hongkong Maru,
for Yokohama, September Miss
Grace Robertson, Miss Sanderson, Miss
d. Hartwell, Chas. Coy.
Per str. Claudine, for Maui and Ia
wall ports, September 4.-Akana Lii
Iii, DIR. Henry Hayes, ]. +. C. Abel,
Mrs. A. 7. Andrews, Mrs. Clara Mas
ser, Mrs David Kuanoni, Miss Ada
Mulch, Lee Henley, A. Louisson, Rev.
f. B. Turner and wife, G. Wagon,
f. C. Wilcox, L. p. Chaplin, A. A. Will
son, Mrs. w. II. Bell, Mrs. U. S. Nicoll,
A. r. Gurrey, A. Haneberg, Sister Hell
ena, Julia Lee, Mary Lee, Miss AIDE
laide Ward and friend, r. A. Wads-
worth. Chas. Maske, James Fautom
and wife, Miss Elizabeth Ting and
child, Moses Kauhimahu, G, Nc
Laughlin, G. G. Seong, Brother Frank.
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo (Elks
excursion to volcano), September g.
Miss NJ. L. Olson, Miss McCabe, Miss
p. l.. Rose, Mrs. ]. IT. Keppler, Mrs
l.. M. Gray, Miss NJ. Colman, w. j,
Lent, Mrs. w. j. Lent, Miss NJ. f
French, Miss NJ. Reed, Chas. Bartlett
Mrs Chas. Bartlett, Miss Il. de Ia Nux
Miss NJ. Il. Leslie, Miss A. Sparrowe
4hisa "a. W hiNbVNhs IL ~ N'hhpsoI, II
C. Rhodes, w, II. Gill, 4. b. Clark, Y
Muto, J. Kawano, +. Wada, n. Otsuka
Lieut.. G. C. Bowen, A. r.. Gurrey, A
a. Ebersole, f.. J. Reece, A. NJ
! Schmidt, NJ. II. Perry, Jas. Whine
John Annoy, JAS. IL. Fiddes, w. j
: Cooper, +. C. Waterbury, G. II, Hus
. tace, w. Sproule, NJ. Rose, X. W
) Wheeler, Hollemaier, r. A. Woodward
Mrs. r.. A. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
r A. German, Mrs. +. b. McCallum, Mis-
: j.. Golding, II. C. Easton, L. j. Lord
j. II. McCrosson, II. S. Hopkins, +. I
Thompson, F. NJ. Lewis, Miss A. Gig
: neaux, Mrs. w. Campbell, Maste
. Campbell, Mrs. auckland. George {
Beckley, r. w. Single, s. Lowrey, ]
: Lowrey, Mrs. ID. Dudley, Miss NJ. ]
!. I.angerin, +, Blean, J. Abadie, '
Lappe, C. f. Edmunds, b., Cartwright
d w.; r. Gosling, j. Finney, S. f. Wi
:, son, L. B. Loomis, w. J. Karratti, Mr.
y W. j. Karratti, Tom May, w. T. Choni
:, J. Fukano, Y. Kato, Miss Toxic Nil
- mOlOs
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(From Mondav,s Advertlser.l {

W. pih NlpiiNe1N . .
The fire at the Honomu landing the
other day was due to spontaneous com
bustion from the lime which was
stored in the warehouse.
Cecil Brown and +. A. Schaefer, adj
ministrators of the estate of the late
August Dreier, have petitioned to be
allowed to pay the widow reasonable
sum for the maintenance of "Ulu.,
lani,' the old home. ~
Tom and Charlie Dow, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Dow, who formerly
lived in Honolulu, were members of
the State cavalry which was sent from
Chicago to Springfield at the time OF
the race riots there.
An agreement was reached betwee1|
Acknowledgement Hemenway and W
A. Kinney, representing the Wailul
Sugar Company, yesterday. by whic
temporary injunction is to be issueI
restraining the Territory from takinI
more water from lao Valley than it II
now taking or from making any addi'
tions to the Waikiki waterworks sys-
TEN, until final hearing in the suit
that has been brought by the Waikiki
Company to determine the extent Of
the Territory's rights in this water.
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DIED.

SULLEN-At his residence, Waiahole,
September s, 1905, Sylvester Cullen,
aged Sc years.
COUNTER-ln Honolulu, September g.,
1908, Mrs. NJ. r. Counter, native
of Dundas, Ontario, Canada.
The funeral will take place at three
o'clock this afternoon from the family
residence, 72s Kinau street, near Ala
PAL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
(From Saturdays Advertiser.)

VI EOIH Sdturudys AuNerllSer.D l
Mrs. Montrose Graham has return-
ed from the Coast much improved in
health.
Legislation in the interest of better
live stock transportation in the Islands
is proposed. The Board of Agricultnrc
and Forestry have given conside-
consideration to the matter. -
General Calvin Dewitt, whose
was announced by cable day o.
ago, was father-in-law of DIR.
chard, who was on duty at Camp
Kinley, and he lived here durir
part of DIR. Blanchard's service Il
leaving about year ago.
The Home Rulers yesterday pres
ed a petition to Judge Dole ask
to excuse Charles X Motley, presid!
of the Home Rule party, from furT
service as juror in the Unit ID sta
District Court. in order that he mig
attend the various county conventid
of the party.
F. Kicks has been appointed II
structor of civil engineering in TIM
Hawaii College of Agriculture and Mel
chanic Arts. He has been an enginee1
III the Department of Public Works
under Superintendent Marston Camp
bell. He is a graduate of a German
university and served three years in
the Engineer Corps of the German
of prospective students surveying the
Army. He is now in charge of party
grounds of the new institution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08

full.
Twelfth Precinct, Fifth District.
The results of the election in the
trance to the County convention as
delegates. The delegates elected were
as follows:
Territorial Convention - David X.
Bent, II; Chas. H. Diekey, n; S. L.
Kekumano, n; Kualawa, II.
County and District Conventions
Chas Clark, 4s; Willie Crawford, 80;
Sam Kahuhu, %; Chas. Kanekoa, So;
George Kaolopa, so; w. H. Keawe,
40; Bernard Kelekolio, 80; Jas. Kulike,
AZ; S. Pahia Maielua, So; Peter Makia,
40; S. X. Maloi, 40: Chas. Opunui, So;
A. X. Vierra, A.
Bernard Kelekolio, the "Boy Ora
Fong, the Chinese bank clerk, was de-
feated.
Fifth Precinct, Fifth District.
The result of the elections at Eva
Pavilion was as follows:
Territorial-Tom O'Dowda.
County-D. Douglas, Jose Fernandez,
Geo. f. Renton,\P. A. Swift.
Results on Kauai.
The precinct nominations on Kauai
and probable delegates to the Republi-
can Territorial Convention are told of
in the Garden Island as follows:
The several Republican precinct
clubs held their nominating meetings
last week, when tickets for delegates
to the Territorial and the County con
ventions were named. In several of
the precincts but single lists of dele
gates were nominated, and these there
fore can be considered elected. In
Others there are competitors for the
honor to represent the precinct, and
the names of the delegates to be sent
from those clubs can therefore not be
ascertained until after the meetings
tonight at which the actual election
will take place.
| The delegates so far known to attend
are:
Kekaha-Territoria A. F. Knudsen
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. o. Crowell
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. D. Nc
Bryde.
Lihue-Territorial A. D. Hills, Jas
S. Kaiwi and VIM. Henry Rice.
Hanalei-Territoria not known.
4 hp ldi ao Shh NC hoNNihahhNup pu
two precincts discussed sending theii
delegates to the convention under spe
cial instructions. At Makaweli sew
eral proposals regarding the platform
to be formed came up, but none OF
them were accepted by the club as {
whole. At Wahiawa the Republican,
unanimously decided to instruct thei
delegates to use all their endeayor t.
induce Chas. A. Rice to again accep
the nomination as Representative t.
the Legislature.
Politics on Molokai.
The Democrats on Molokai have Sc
lected their County officers, supervisor
and deputy sheriff. For supervise
they have selected the present deput.
sheriff, Paia Maxi, who has the sup
| port, it is said, of the district magis
trate.
For deputy sheriff, f. X. Duvau
| chelle, turncoat Republican, who ha
recently been running the Pukoo Sa
Iloon, has been chosen.
For. member of the lower house o
: the Legislature the Democrats hav
, chosen s. K. Kekoowai. The Republ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Friday, September 4.
T. X. X. 5. S. Hongkong Maru, Eli
mer, from San Francisco, . p. m.
U. S. A. T. Thomas, from Manila,
via Nagasaki, $3.50 a. m.
Str. Helene, Nelson, from Hawaii,
4;47 a. m.
Str. Ike Au Hou, Mitchell, from Ka-
uai, a. m.
Br. S. $. Romford, from Newcastle,
10 a. IN.
Saturday, September 8.
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and way
rorts, 7:40 a. IN.
Str. Likelilte, Naopa1a, from Pau
hsu, a. m.
str. Noeau, Mitchell, from Kona, 6;l5
a. m.
Sunday, September 6.
Str. Mikahala, Tullett, from Molokal
ports, a. m.
Str. w. G. Hall, Thompson, from Ka-
uai ports, a. m.