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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
DIEM
FOR SICK
QUEENS HOSPITAL TO GET $3.50
A DAY FOR TREATMENT OF
CITY PATIENTS.

City and County fathers gather in
regular meeting tomorrow evening to
consider, among other matters of pub
lie interest, the aid of hospitals.
Indications are that the present dis
position of the Supervisors is to ia
vur the method of providing $3.50 per
diem per City and County patient, in
aid of the Queens hospital The hos
pital authorities, themselves, are now
disposed to adopt this idea instead
of the proposition of George X. Car
ter, w. E. Brown and w. w. North,
who originally suggested fiat rate of
81. 900 or $1,000 per month by way of
subsidy.
New responsibilities of the City and
County, as a result of the legislation
of the Fifth Hawaiian Legislature,
mean that City and County expenses
will the greater by $4,000, not count
ing hospital aid and the cost OF re-
pairing and maintaining school houses
II is estimated that the revenue to
the City and County Government will
amount to $1O5,0O0, so that out of
$4,000 will have come whatever is
given the Queens hospital and what
ever is spent in the repair and MAIN
tenance of public school buildings on
Oahu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
NICK BREAKS LEG
ON A PERIODICAL

Hackman Nick Peterson is again
in trouble through booze While on
periodical" drunk, last night, he
broke leg, presumably falling from
a bootblack stand On Fort street near
the Club stables, where he had per
haps climbed to take a nap or wait
for a shoe-shine. He was picked up
bout II O'Clock last night, asleep
and with broken leg, and was pack
ed to the hospital where the limb was
set
A few years ago Mick swallowed
a carbolic cocktail in a room in the
old Eagle house on Nuuanu street OPP
rosite the Queen hotel. He was in
the middle of a spree at that time
and drank carbolic, scorching his
throat and lips, his stomach refusing
TO retain the poison.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
LOCAL PEOPLE
ON MONGOLIA
PACIFIC NAIL LINER BRINGS IN
MANY KAMAAINAS AND NOTED
VISITORS.

The Mongolia, Captain Morton's
fine vessel of the Pacific Mail liner,
arrived this morning from the Coast
bringing five days mail and large
number of local passengers. The wharf
was crowded with local people wait
ing to greet their friends and so great
a crush was there around the gang
way that the arriving passengers were
hardly able TO elbow their way
through the jam. The need Of cou-
pie of police officers to keep the gang
way clear was shown.
The most prominent of the arrivals
this morning We're the party COM
posed of Col. Sam Parker, Prince Ku-
bio and wife and Princess kawanana-
koa. All look to be in the best of
health and very glad to be back once
more in Honolulu. Miss Beatrice
Campbell and Miss Marjorie Freeth
were also in the party.
w. G. Irwin, of this city and San
Francisco, was also on board and eX-
pressed great interest in the news he
heard of the strike on the Honolulu
plantation, for which his company in
his city is the local agent. He eX-
poets to spend several months in Ho-
nolulu before returning to California.
Mrs Twins name was on the passen-
ger list but she decided not to come
al the last minute.
Mr. II. G. Schwartz, OF Boston, a
well known forester and consulting
engineer in this line, was on the Mon
golia and was met at the wharf by
Territorial Forester Ralph 5. HOsmer
He viii stay here for several weeks
and probably make a number of trips
to the other islands to familiarize him
self with conditions.
DR.. W.. c. Hobby, who comes to talli
charge of the local branch of the Ma
rine Hospital Service, was on the
Mongolia; accompanied by Mrs. Hold,
and their two children. He was en-
Enthusiastically greeted by many of hi
old friends who are extremely glaC
/ TO see him back in this city where h,
has always been a great favorite.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
JOHN BORROUGHS
ARRIVED TODAY

Mr.. John Burroughs, the well-knowp
naturalist, arrived in the steamer Mon
golia. He was entertained at luncheon
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Warren, togetir-
er with DR.. Barris, of New York, and
Mrs. Ashley, these ladies being fellow
travellers with Mr., Burroughs It was
expected that Mr.. John Muir, the noted
explorer, was also coming in the party
but circumstances prevented him. The
party will remain in the islands for
two or three weeks, and Mrs. Warren,
an old friend of Messrs Burroughs and
Muir, is planning ways to make their
stay pleasant.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Once, U. s. Weather Bureau
Young Building.

Hnolulu, r, H., May II, 1909
Temperatures, . "a. H.; a. M; 10
a. M; and morning minimum.
70; "a; 76; rs; 20.
BaroneJe, ,va,scns. absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic FOOT; reatiVe
humidity and dew point at a M:
30. O6; 1902; ga; 81.
Wind; velocIeS ana direction at a.
M; a. M; 10 a. M; and noon:
e; 10 NE; II e; II E.
Rainfall curing 90 hours ending 8 a.
m: none.
Total VINO n1orrment during "a hours
ended at noon 1873 miles.
7Tm. d. STUCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
A WEAR HEART

weakens every other, organ Of the
body, for they all depend upon the
heart to furnish them with an album
dance of the pure .life-giving fluid TO
give the heart power to do this, DR..
Miles Heart Cure has no equal. 1t
strengthens and regulates the heart
action. and furnishes nerve power, the
sital element Money back If first
bottle fails to benefit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
MARRIES HIS
FORMER WIFE

Joe Caceres, who lately ended term
of fifteen years net for manslaughter,
has remarked his former wife who
divorced him after conviction. In
the meantime she had married another
and become a widow. Caceres made
up with her and within the past few
days took out license, under author
ity of which Father Valentin made the
couple once more man and wife.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Business lunch-Thurlows' Royal
Annex Cafe.
A probate notice in the matter of
the state of A. Hastings is published
in this issue.
If you contemplate building arrange
to have gas pipes put in your house
by the contractor 1t will save annoy
ance later on.
f. j. Hare, postoffice inspector, Will
leave in the Mauna Kea today on his
regular tour of inspection of the Of
fees on the other islands.
Ehlers will start another of their
popular Remnant Sales next Monday
at s. This time it is Laces and EN-
broidleries. See their windows.
Thurlows' Royal Annex Cafe serves
the best all round meals in the city
The Metropolitan Market is selling
an especially good grade of meats and
solicits the custom of people who en-
Joy a superior quality. Telephone 40.
The French Laundry does the finest
work in Honolulu, and charges no
more than others. All their Laundering
is done by hand, no poor work is
turned out. 25S Beretania. Phone
1891.
Mr.. Fairbanks and party, accompan-
led by Governor Frear and others,
were treated to a private view of Bo-
mines moving pictures of Hawaiian
scenes.
Sanitary cleaning by vacuum pro-
cess. Rugs, carpets, portieres, mat
tresses, etc. Inquire 1857 Alakea
Phone 500 -,
A wireless message announces the
death of Speaker H. L. Holsteins son,
whose illness twice called the father
home from his legislative duties at the
late session.
Governor Frear fayors a suggestion
that High Sheriff Henry, who is war
den of the Territorial prison, might be
appointed jailor of the city and coun-
ty Jail for the sake of economy.
Try Thurlows' for a week and
you'll come again. Good meals and
only the best brands of liquors serV'
ed.
The Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, has
just opened a big new shipment of
wrapping paper A large supply OF all
kinds of printers supplies and paper
for newspaper and job work. Young
building.
Dat & Mossman, the stationers, have
new line of place cards, programs
and tally cards just in. They are ali
pretty, and some are hand-painted
different sizes and prices 76 Merchant
street
There are many men who have new
en- given any very careful attention to
! Life Insurance because they think to-
morrow will do as well. The Hawaii
al Trast Co., Ltd, believes that lit
tie talk will help you.
If you propose building, you can
not fail to be interested in our me-
tai trimmings for doors and windows
They are the finest goods manufac,
tuTed Call and inspect them. lew
ers e. Cooke, Ltd, IN S King street
Governor and Mrs. Frears at home
last of the season, at their residence
/ Arcadia yesterday afternoon wa
especially notable from the presence
OF Hon. and Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks and their daughter, Mrs Tim
mons, Mrs. Mott-Smith assisted tn
host, hostess and distinguished guest
in receiving upon the lawn The bant
was i'm attendance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
BRINGS BACK
SMUGGLER
I s. MARSHAL ARRIVES FROM
SAN FRANCISCO WITH PRISON
Err FROM TRANSPORT SHERIDAN

Among the, arrivals from San Fran
cisco this morning was Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal Edward Belling-
ham, who came on an official trip as
the custodian of Fireman Prospas, OF
the Transport Sheridan. The latter
was charged with smuggling cigars
while the Sheridan was in port and
when a deputy from the Office of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: $50 McBryde 81 90.
Sessions Sales 500 Waialua IS 500:
800 Waialua 5, 500. 90; 500 Waialua IS
$1,000.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11
Honolulu Iron Works.
STEAM ENGiNEs, SUGAR MILLS.
IoILERs, COOLERS. IRON, BRASs
AND LEAD CA3TINGS.

Machinery of Every Description
3Ads to Order Particular Attention
eaid to ship's Blacksmithing, Job
Work Executed on Short Notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-11

local marshal attempted to arrest him,
Captain Babcock refused to give him
up. The result was that cablegrams
were sent to San Francisco and the
man was placed under arrest there.
He has now been brought back to this
city where he must stand trial before
Judge Dole.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
CALIFORNIA SHOT IS
GOLD MEDAL WINNER
w. A. GuIdener Takes Priced Trophy
in Days Shoot at Camp Perry,
ohlo-World's Record
Is Made

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Aug. 27.-The
National Rifle matches were concluded
today. In the Individual match another
worlds record was made.
A rifleman from the u. S. Naval
academy, Midshipman H. c. Roesch of
Oregon, who won the Governors match
last week, made the remarkable score
of 1875 out of possible 200 at slow fire
on the 200, 600, 800 and 1000 yard tar
gets, thereby winning the 800 prize for
the highest slow firing score.
Roesch also won the match defeat
ing 623 competitors with the record
score of 800 which is 80 above the score
by which Lieut.. A. d. Rothrock of Ohio
took the honors last year,
F.. G. Griffon of the navy, with a
perfect score, captured the $40 special
prize for high skirmish score,
w, A, Guldener of California won the
gold medal with a score of 1923. Bronze
medals were won by ], Stone of Hawaii,
800, and ]. K, Edmundson, Texas, 319.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
NEW RECORD WILL
LIKELY RESULT
FASTEST CARS IN WORLD IN
24-HOUR RACE
Motorcycle Race for One Hour Made
55 IA Miles and Winnere on
Machine That Blew
Out Tire
[By Associated Press. ]


NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-European and
American cars were seen on the
Brighton Beach motordrome track to-
day in the big two-day carnival ar
ranged by the Motor Racing associa-
ton, which held a successful meet at
the same track four weeks ago.
The racing began at 10 o'clock this
morning, q siX-hour contest and Spe-
cial match, as well as some snort
events. being scheduled during the
day.
The twenty-four hour race began at
10 o'clock tonight and will finish at the
same hour tomorrow night.
The special match race in Whlch
three cars of Italian, French ana
American make-Fiat, Hotchkiss ana
Christie-driven, respectively py De
Palma, Fitzpatrick and Christie-Will be
started q few minutes after the nnlSh
Of the six-hour contest, and then the
track will be cleared for the big twice.
around -the-clock event. The track has
been reconstructed during the last
three weeks, the turns have been more
highly banked and widened, and should
the weather conditions be favorable all
the automobile experts are of opinion
a new twenty-four hour record Will be
established.
In the one-hour motorcycle race there
were nine starters. Walter Goerke LED
from the start and was well ahead of
his field at the end of ten miles, his
time for the distance being 10 minutes
So 2-5 seconds.
Goerks and ]. J. Constant had fall
on the back stretch, but neither was
hurt.
During the last three minutes Of the
race Goerks' rear tire blew out and he
was forced to dismount and get new
wheel, but he won with a distance of
SO Ia miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
Sunset Beach and Bay City have not been

Sunset Beach and Bay City have not been
far behind.
Small fry, such as herring, sardines, smet,
mackerel and perch have attracted the fisher
men along the west coast all week, but the
surf and yelowfln, while caught on some days,
have been noticeable by their absence. Along
both coasts these gamy fish have been taken
only at or after sundown, no matter what the
tide conditions
Outside the fishing has been remarkably
good. and record catches of abicore. bonita
and yellowtai have been made At Catalina
the fishing has never been better. The blue
tuna are running big and plenty, and one
has only to watch the daily dispatches from
Avalon to learn of the details OF this glorious
sport
Tide will be high Sunday morning at S1s
o'clock with a rise of as feet. and low at
1905 p. m. with drop to 20 feet and high
again at I'll p. m. with a rise to 6.6 feet.
This will make a good current in the bays
and channels in the morning and a brisk
one in the afternoon, and the best fishing will
probably be late in the afternoon.
OUTSIDE-Yellowtail, aibicore, barracuda,
bass
PORT LOS ANGELEs-Bass, halibut, mack-
erel kingfsh, smelt, pompano,
SANTA MONICA-Yellowhn, corbina, smelt
mackerel.
OCEAN PARK-Corbina, yellowfn. smelt
pompano, mackerel bass.
VENICE-smelt, halibut, bass, mackerel
pompano, corbina, yellowhn.
PLAYA DEL REY-Smelt pompano, surf
perch, yellowhn, corbina, kinghsh,
AIANHATTAN-Corbina surf perch, yellow
Observation-Disclosures, corblna, surf perch,
REDONDO-Pompano, smelt bass, macker-
ell, turbot.
SAN PEDRO BAY-spothn croaker, ohira
croaker, kingfsh, bass. pompano' smelt'
san PEDRO BREAKwATER-Bass, white
fish, sheepshead.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
POLICE PUZZLED BY
THEFTS AT BIMINI
PATRONS ARE ROBBED IN PRI-
VATE ROOMS
Reports of Petty Larcenles Made Re
peatedIy to Police Headquarters
and Detectives Are at Loss
to Locate Thieves

The police and a private detective
agency of Los Angeles are consider
ably puzzled by a number of petty
robberies which have occurred at the
Bimini baths within the past two
months, and despite the fact that De-
tectives Chapman and Home and sew
eral operatives of the private agency
have been detailed on the case, there is
little or no evidence to show how or
by whom the constant robberies have
been committed.
For the past two months patrons of
the baths have been complaining of
thefts which have relieved them of all
the money left in their clothing, wheth-
er the amounts were great or small.
The latest thefts committed were re-
ported last Tuesday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Duffy of 224 South Flower
street; Byron Karu, 1922 East Six
teenth street; Walter f. Henschell,
307 South Broadway, and c. f. Jones,
room 500 Byrne building.
All of these persons were patrons of
the Bimini baths on that night. When
they came to leave the baths for their
homes they discovered the money left
in their clothing in the rooms provided
by the establishment had been stolen
In every instance the clerk in charge of
the baths had to lend the patrons mon
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
EXPORTS SHOW
A SLIGHT DECREASE

The report of the exports from San
Francisco of Automobiles and parts for
last month has been made public. This
report shows that nine cars were
shipped to Hawaii, with valuation of
$16,19,8 and parts to the value OF $3127.
This is falling off for the same month
OF last year. as during the latter time
twenty-one automobiles were shipped
to the islands, with valuation of SAL
932, and parts to the value of $5S06.
Last month one car was shipped to
England valued at $1,000, one to Canada
valued at $685., one to the Philippines
at $2400 and one to Japan at 5000. For
the same month last year the only
shipment outside Of Hawaii was one car
to Japan valued at $500. The total ex-
port of automobiles for the last month
was thirteen cars with total valuation
of ,2S3 and parts valued at 1927, as
against for the same month of 1908,
twenty-five cars at $42,732 and parts
valued at $5S96.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
ALL IN FAVOR
OF ANNEXATION
HOLLYWOOD CITIZENS WATCH
MOVEMENT
INTERVENING TERRITORY MUST
BE ADMITTED FIRST
Residents of FoothllI City Are Be-
leved to Be Unanimous for
Consolidation with
Los Angeles
Especial to The Herald.l


HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27.-With the
territory lying between this city and
Los Angeles seeking annexation to the
city, the matter of consolidation with
Los Angeles has been revived and
should that territory be annexed 1t is
most likely that this city will seek con-
soidation.
However, until the result of the an
neXation election has been announced
talk will be useless in this city, as no
territory of Los Angeles is contiguous
with this city. The movement of that
territory is being watched with in
terest by residents of this city, ma
jority of whom are thought to favor
consolidation.
When the matter was broaChed two
years ago conditions in this city were
not such as to warrant annexation with
Los Angeles. The street work here had
just fairly begun and with the rapid
growth of Los Angeles and the I'M
mense amount of work that was de-
manded OF the engineering force at that
time, Il seemed certain the work mere
would be delayed for some time.
Since then 100000 Londs have been
voted for street Improvements. Inc
grades have been established in all
parts of the city. and large amount
OF street improvement has been done,
and practically all of the streets in
the city have been provided for.
Hollywood is perhaps the most beau
tiful and foremost of the suburbs OF
Los Angeles. The improvements are in
such condition as to demand but very
little attention from the Los Angeles
city government, and should the cues
tibn of consolidation come to a vote IT
is expected there will be little trouble
to carry 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
CAHUENGA DISTRICT
TO RAISE FUNDS TO
CARRY ON CAMPAIGN

A large number of representative
men Of the Cahuenga district that Is
seeking annexation to the city OF Los
Angeles met in the Lincoln school
building last evening to discuss ways
and means of conducting the campaign.
Every one present was enthusiastic
over the proposed annexation and vol
unteered his support to the PROPOSE
tion.
Speeches were made by Seward Cole
of Colegrove, N. B. Walker and w. q
Norman of South Hollywood and Mr..
Hurley of Arlington Heights. Plans
were made for the raising of funds TO
carry on the campaign, and II. F. Lob
man was made the treasurer to handle
them.
Lee Chamberlain acted as chairman
of the meeting, and Henry Morris
was made secretary. The organization
is only temporary, as 1t will be dis
solved after the election for annexa-
tion.
The committee which was appointed
to solicit funds from the property own
ers of the district is composed of Harry
Upton, S. p. Rhoade, A. p. Olinger, S.
Mckee, J. Burnes, p. c. Roach, H.
Tobias. 6. w. Little, Frank Hovey and
c, o. rgan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
LONG RUN
IN A FRANKLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Crump of Stock
ton, in their Franklin motor car, re-
Gently made a trip over mountain roads
to an elevation of 1894 feet. They
started from their home and made a
circuit of Lake Tahoe, going into Ne
vada. The high point reached was at
the summit of the Placerville grade.
The only trouble of the entire trip was
a puncture, despite the rocky and steep
roads which were encountered. The
record of the car is now over $4,000
miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
VENICE TODAY
HAS AUTO PARADE

Venice is to revel today in an auto
mobile parade promoted by the women.
Women will run the whole show, see
that the cars are decorated, and there
are to be prizes offered by the fair ones
for all sorts of stunts. Prizes for the
best idea in car decorations, for the
handsomest group of woman occu-
pants, etc. 1t is estimated that fully
five hundred cars will be at the tented
city to participate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
ey with which to pay their car fare

ey with which to pay their car fare
home,
1t is said that robbery of the rooms of
patrons of the bath establishment has
been going on for months, and that
within the past two months these rob-
berries have been of almost daily oc-
currence.
DIR. d. w. Edwards, manager of the
baths, stated last night that while they
had been seriously inconvenienced from
time to time with roboeries of the bath
rooms, he had placed watchmen in the
building who would prevent any fur
ther occurrence of the kind.
DR.. Edwards also said he had provld-
ed safes and lockers for the protection
of the money and valuables of patrons,
and hereafter he did not think there
would be any trouble because of lost
property.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
WHERE TO FISH

~ ALT-WATER fishing for the past week
- has not been up to par along the coast,
~ but anglers have had better results
~ along the south side than have been
achieved on the west coast.
At Balboa croaker and bass have been
caught freely, and surf and yellowfn have
rewarded the late angler. Large numbers Of
surf fish have been caught at Huntington
Beach, especially off the wave motor pier,
and the fish have been weighed In at from
S15 down to 3% pounds. Yellowfn In large
sizes have been taken also
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
MAXWELL cRoSS-coNTINENT
CAR WILL BE AT VENICE

Among the attractions at the auto
parade organized by the women folk
at Venice today will be the Maxwell
transcontinental car, which four wom-
en- drove the entire distance without
the aid of vulgar man. Mrs. Fred j.
Linz will drive the car to Venice, par
ticipate in the parade and return 1t to
its home at the MAXWELL show rooms.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
PEERLESS HEAD HERE
FhOM SAN FRANCISCO

H. o. Harrison of the firm of o. II.
Harrison & Co. arrived in Los Angeles
Friday to spend Sunday in this city
and confer with his partner, Mr.. Will
liams. Harrison reports business In
the automobile line assuming more ac-
tivity in the north than earlier in the
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-28
ANGELENOS HON0RED
BY BAR ASSOCIATION
National Convention Elects Southern
CaIifornans to Places on Executive
Committee-May Meet in Angel
City Next Year

T. w. Robinson, secretary of the Los
Angeles Bar association, received yes
terday a telegram from Lynn Helm,
president of the local association, who is
in attendance on the national conven-
tion at Detroit, Mich, to the effect that
Mr.. Helm had been elected a member
of the national executive committee,
Walter Leeds a member of the general
council and Walter Trask a vice presl-
dent of the American association.
The telegram further conveyed the
news that the next American Conven-
ton may be held in Los Angeles.