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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-26

the communication from the Waikiki
Reclamation Commission that 1, had
not had time to investig 10 the matter
thoroughly and therefore recommeni.
ed that 1t be passed on to the Lcglsla.
ture of 1911.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-26
IN FOREIGN POETS
Monday. Auril 90, 1909.

- 7'''UHUtF. HUTII ~, IUUJ'
VlCTORIA-April 25:
S. s. Aorangi returned with main
feed pipe cracked.
NlCTORlA-Sailed April 90:
$. 81 Aorangi for Honolulu: OK
poets to arrive here and sail on
Monday next.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived Apr 90:
Jap. or. Aso, hence via Hilo Apr. 0
Jap. or. Sayo. hence via Hilo Apr. 0
YOKOHAMA-Arrived April 90:
s. $. Manchuria, hence April 10.
KAHULUI-Sailed April "a.
TIk. Foohng Suey for New York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-26
SENATE
CONTINUED from PsCs y

1 street IRON Berptanld INK ~ 10 the
waterfront Moore took the floor in
Opposition to the resolution MS It then
stood, calling attention to the great
cost OF cutting street through from
Hotel to Beretania, and expressing the
belief that Fort street furnished ample
means of communication.
As to the ACCESSIBILITY OF cutting
through Bishop street maka OF King
| he agreed with the resolution, and
moved that II be so amended as to cut
out everything mauka of Hotel.
Makekau objects.
The amendment found favor with
the Senate, and the resolution passed.
| The first vote was objected to by Ma.
kekau, on the ground that he was on
his feet trying to speak against the
resolution when the vote was taken.
He was afraid that, by passing the res.
olution, the Senate would be saddling
the Territory with the expense of cut.
ting the street through.
The President explained that the res.
olution was only Recommendation on
the part OF the Legislature, but when
the vote was taken second time. the
ii"wail senator hand tanned the air
~ "oPcioSs "PI"si'ioh to inc reSoiu'
ton.
az liens H9s'n'
rouse h''' NO zzo' making TAX liens
prior mems against reai properly
passed tnlrd rcadihS, atter having Deen
".o" Wy '"'t'ns o"' 'he eiauSe
''ian''s ue',hque"' ii'conle 'aNes iieh
"ea'"e' ie"' p''PeIt!' baNer WAS inc
o"'' o.e W 'o'e ho "ne" inc roii
was .a'''', a..
| iious' ID" NJ 500, resuia'ihs inc
"''n"e " P'''ohs an'''eu WY" rep
10y "n' '''e' 'o"'a9,o"s u''eases vi
oo"s,"''e s'e"i'u,s'. a'7o pussea 'h'ru
inIs o,'' "'ne'uS ''e present
"a" " 'a'iis 'he 'o'ii'''se Vi 'esseis
"',o"eu W carry sucn persons
i'ouoo D,'' W. $50 'esu'"',ns inc
'u 'o' ',h.a'eS VI u''e pS
70 y, i""u es's't''io', p"Sscu sec
onu ieau,ns, aNer h"'ihB pecii amend
-, o"'ii'' n1', WIN so as W 'onp'!
go. go '.o p.o''9'o''s Vi '"c ''N ''c'' law
r. w. ,, "a' 49,"
go ."'' o'",' VI ''""' wiz so
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'"e an "uu'. w, "ppiop,ia'ioi vi t~'
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PASS '"''u r'"p'"s "''hou' any oppo'
,r,i. ,u, &
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passe , se.onu r rHpHs, throush the
Ius,",a v, '"e ,a'or iti fspo'' Vi 'ne
lch,m,..,s,n
FREDERICKSBURG 49,, ,o.s,.
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ad,n,oa Th,a 80 III, m"n "ao
Co.. H. o,,,,a n's 70 ,ne ~ p'o.'uln . y
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=. 20, 80, p .' III us orisinai FORM
Tow, ~ -, w '. . "pon 'ne
Thor VINO sono o %n no - ,na ''l
visions 81, CE,t,,unu o o ~ ,"e Pr nts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-26
ARRIVED
Sunday, April 2

Sunday April %.
Stmr. Mikahala, Petersen. from
Molokai and Maui ports, 1880 u. III.
Stmr. Noeau, Piltz, from Nawili-
will, 5:Oi a. m.
u. S. l.. II. tender Kukui. Jobson,
from inspection cruise tislands), G:3O
p. IN.
Monday, April "a.
S. s. Tenyo Maru, Bent, from the
Orient, $3.50 u. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-26
Jim Smith Coming

MANILA April Ex-Governor
n a absence in he States
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-26
LOCAL and GENERAL

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room ID to let a Bulletin Want
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-18
@ricf6ef5rocrung mad Dem Inslanoc,

Sic oilSIGnoiide Epit fir Die NIT
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often, ousoenommen Sonnto0S.
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Scirat6s. Qiccn5cn.

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IS.
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pIifont &omca i. 8cnrL 9tr. 800,
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Ipcnuc.
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Sobn 9. Otto, %, uno Morp e..
Coop, 20; Ipplitont Bernard Coop,
9r. 2137 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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gSoden fono ibr GruG6rer sen Or
trintungStoO mnO meniqe Gage nud)
Dem ltngliid ihenfte Die illngc 6rolt
ibrem 5neitcn ainoc bo5 2ebelt. Dol
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meitli6en 8oli3eiitotion llnterfunft.
@obItbGtigfeits : @eieQifoften Oiirf.
ten lid Der lluqliidlideu nnncbmen
lrll0 fir ibre &inOer Gorge trogen.
Gin err d) rodcncr NeQer.
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bon Nr. tt05, 3nrrii6 NQep, En-
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e TdsIta. I 9dsIia, ausssnOH,msn sonsiass,

SIpreb3ifge aJeet Sttnce 1nf Die Gthnoe" Don
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ben 2tnten.
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Etrabe, SieipsDort, beaneui NOD 6oteH sns
IheQterli.
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SeffentIihe gefonntmu Il.
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iden u mo 9 llbr miinolide ooer
idriftIihe e%iniu1noe bon Yeripnen
efitgegen nehnlen miro, melfe in ser
MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die Neupfloite.
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uuil Ser 6ranflinitrobe mn oitlif)
bon Der GorltonitroBe ~interei'irt iiro.
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ait, bnB er am Wittnod,. Den 81. NO.
perlber, OH Der Gobinion., 9ont.,
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on onberer Stelle GppIifotipnen fir
Die 8efpobrura bon fleinen Yripile.
glen on.
Die SobreS Convention
Ser Morpldnber FEDERATION Der Sui.
fragetten . Clubs miro an %. Nos
pentber i'm auoitorium oes 9olti.
more 8uiineb College on Charles. Ii.
Saratogaitrabe tagen.
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am Ofittipo6.
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GbeiaDcafc SteamIbip GOmsann.
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lite unb 5uterIdifae Wnisainie.)

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1891. aeltefss Gn0dRement. 1891.
Marglano Sbattcl SDun IiIpciation.
albert Blum, inn .gridattsfhbrer.
osiSoh.edsi 5aasiis. aaS Ct. SaaI.str.
@arleben bon $40 bis $500 a.,f W1beI. Ptus
nos etc 9bne SSnttsrnung SerfeIben,, @efebli6e
Meitern Observation-Disclosures.
9eginneno. an &c. september.
8erldbt S~inersga6.sot:
9dglid:
AN WSStssnsmnS6nsu5ua, &agerstoipn. rR. &
eugeenoitr1en Sorntass. 9anecd uno Gum
1857 Observation-Disclosures Grpreb, @ettminfter.
uIltorsVrtoge. SruceJiae C5reoerid iino Gnts
m%tisburg. altseenominen sonntass), WabneSs
9oro; e1nlnbergbIr9, 9ngerStopTL. Saneod.
8neepns)i. pie Gnbitafiou bieies 3uses am
Sor1tae 1T Sdgerstcipr..
Z'i3 Na6rntttngs Accommodation ftnh
Union grioee. @
F415 @a6miiiaeS - e6neusae, SdiptIints,
9agerstoipn. Sancod, COMPREHENSIVE NIB,
alisaerioriinet Sonrtaes. 6reoerid uitb @nis
ntttstItr9 QRarlor'ssoaeoi).
M sdeltdl. an%sgenommen spnuias.
$50 5SOrGens-gtrommoSottOn mad sburruont.
246 Nabmiitaes-@rpreb nad Su6broof 9Ibns
con yort, Sorlooer. Gettysburg nrb 9. &
&aIeoer, GETTYSBURG nuS y. tinS 8. Bib.
Az gnnmllta9SLatiorl; nab Sdtooer.
o'lo @oenos-aiiopt 1tad linton Bridge.
1880 abenOS-aifcni's T rGd, linton sriSoe.
g,nr sunntaas.
o.45 DEMONSTRATION. na6 linton grioae unb
91rober. "
' 9dIt nidt am IetnfhIoonin. 9lbe. .gabubof an.
a. yspberttpn, Stcespr1f. IL. Sen. ,SefhdfSf.
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IarslanS & EennIbIoania- GiIembabu.

7.45 BorTt.-gpri. ausg. Sorntus.
o.05 gorm.-Ha6 Seiia. nlir Gontttua.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-17
Town NeMa Notea.

LOGAN-The body of Charles S. Brown,
victim of a railroad wreck in Colorado
Saturday is expected here Tuesday. Mr.,
Brown was formerly of Harrison county
and an extensive land owner both In
Harrison county and Jericho Springs, Mo-,
his home at the time of the fatal wreck.
IOWA FALLS-The September grand
jury will pass on the case Of Carl Won
DTeier, charged with forgery. The young
man, who has been at work in Eldora this
summer, was arrested at Mankato, Min,
by Sheriff Walsh. He is charged with rails
ing a check of &l.10 to &2l.1O by placing q
figure two before the original amount of
the check, which passed through several
hands before 1t reached the bank 1t was
drawn on. where the evident alteration
was discovered.
IOWA FALLS-J. Fred Rail, formerly
assistant postmaster here and now a prom
inent citizen of Cedar Rapids and. presi-
dent of the Commercial club there, holds
q record equalled by few II any Knights OF
Pythias in the state Mr.. Rail has not
missed a single meeting of the grand lodge
of the Pythian order in Iowa since 1892
and has been prominent in the deibera-
tions of the grand body at each session.
He has served with much credit on many
of the important committees of the grand
lodge and enjoys a wide acquaintance
among this and other orders in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-17

that is what part Japan may play in the
Puget sound struggle for rlght-of-way IN
the atmosphere. Some months ago the
operator at Russia Hill, San Francisco,
began picking up mysterious messages in
the great unknown way. and he jotted
down the letters and signals which, to
his trained ear, seemed to be a mixture
Of continental and Morse codes. code
book containing the systems in use by Ori-
entail countries demonstrated that he had
picked UP a message direct from Japan,
5,761 miles distant, establishing the long
distance record OF the world. While Japan
Is not at present a dangerous competitor
for the ether way, still she has solved the
secret of powerful sending instruments,
and the little brown men may yet perfect
a receiving apparatus. Japan agents are
already in this country trying to solve
the secrets of the patented receiving de-
vices possessed by the Americans, and,
sooner or later the Yankees Of the far
east" viii discover the secret. II they do,
then what? Perhaps the powers of the
world will be called upon to establish a
right over the air above the Pa
cific.--Technical World
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-17
Council Bluffs
TOO HOT FOR COUNCILNEN
One Less Than the Required Number
Show Up at the Meeting.
TO TRY IT AGAIN THURSDAY
PrOprietOrs of Dry Cleaning Estab-
Iishments 20 he Given n Hearing
on Ordinnnce to Regulate
Their business.

The torrid state Of the weather was held
to be responsible for only five councilmen
putting in an appearance at the meeting
OF the city council last night. As a num-
Der Of important matters to have come be-
fore the council required the action Of six
members. or a two-thirds vote Of the coun-
cil It was deemed inadvisable to hold a
meeting and an adjournment was taken to
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The ordinance regulating dry cleaning es-
tabi shments and providing stringent rules
for their operation, which was recently in
troduced by Councilman Younkerman, is
to be discussed at a meeting to be held
this evening in the office Of City Solicitor
Kimball. The proprietors of the dry clean
ing establishments will be represented at
the conference by a committee and the city
will be represented by City Solicitor Kim
ball and Councilman Younkerman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-17

foreseen a possible contingency, and its
warships are being equipped with the most
powerful instruments of practical use on
shipboard. 1t Is stipulated that they
shall be able to receive messages 3000
miles away, and TO send messages 1000
miles. and it is planned to establish num-
ber OF land stations able to send wireless
messages 5000 miles one Of these high
power stations will be erected near Wash
ington, d. c. Wireless experts, because Of
this, are wondering II the government is
planning to control the ether way by
might Meanwhile, there is nothing to
prevent the Canadian government from
building wireless stations capable of in
terferlng with the United States navy COM
munications and 1t is true that some of
the commercial companies have some of
the ablest wireless inventors and engineers
in the world on their staff, who are at
liberty to tamper with the wavelets at will.
II congress should attempt to pass bill
regulating the use OF the atmosphere It
| could NOT hope to control the entire ether
| envelope, and a station of sufficient power,
| on a desert isle, would be able to fight for
share of ether waves without interfer-
ence.
There is a possibility that tuners" may
yet be invented capable of overcoming in
| reference, and, indeed, two Italians are
already claiming that they have solved
| the problem of absolutely independent
wireless operation This, they explain, has
been accomplished by means of two rect
| angular aerials fixed at right angles and
so attached to the apparatus for reception
I and transmission as to permit the trans
mission OF unequal currents. BY a simple
law of mechanics these two electric mag
netic field and the .Hartzian waves are
projected in single vertical plane, which
| can be altered instantly by means of the
Bobine device This device may go a
long way toward settling the problem, still
It is doubted that even this will prevent
other stations interfering with those that
are working.
There Is another element Of uncertainty
which is complicating the situation, and