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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
CAPTAIN FINDS A
NEW HONOLULU
Remembers Kaiakaua, Bishop
Wills and "a Young Man
Named Davies"

Wlieh Tho british collier n0teby m.
tiybd II poft yeslefday afternoon from
Nyffolli aflef Il segenly Gye.day wy.
gRe, lhH GhleGH found HEY we're under
nv rue ~ n nov SOVEREIGN, neGfHH v
Ile HOWE M King E1Na1h death MA
y shock ~ bO4ie NJ lhe man, M lhey had
tpmh ~ tnRam hdWnfd M ID aslife IN
7 lW Hngllei government, ana That ha
glbulq lle dld mol form h phf m tlsif
lhGnnlHa
tapl lib0fae A. Bbsidfahe VI Wlliea.
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hahda lhg h1beby, II making me- seeOnd
van ~ .llthDlnlnj Tho hfsl having bee1
hbtflF iNbhlF Dbt gtHfH ahDi gliAH be
VIA ~ apprentice aboard llA nnllhli
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hii1 ihna1llibhH hHlh IT which iha aADi
PAN ieihfhiiefhd fhiny we'll ITO
iibHHhl lia bhlp M inhUfHns yesterday
lHfH lWHnlB yeats aRD vie Me pilot
llnaaY NJ W. feHamheiH, Hha close ~
HlH bld Faehf MHll wharf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

Tho captain remembers that King
Nhlhlnnn WnH on tho throne, primal
phlly beGhiise he VIA spectator no a
lhlh dance given IN honor ~ bio Mh1.
eaiY NJ some place which 10 believes
VIA IN The direction NJ Nuuann Valley,
ChWain Hhel1nhe inquired after
lllH1p Wlllls, formally tie bishop In
charge ~ Tho old Anqiehn church and
nov bishop NJ Tonga ~ sung In tho
choir NJ q very 6Do cathedral wlian I
whH lbfe ~ nm apprentice" said the
ehpial1, ~ d0nG fem0mber who wha
IN TIE th0if but I think I romeibbef n
young man Hamed Davies, aud I be.
crime acquainted with man named
P0dmDrs,
"OBg day three on IN young nppron.
llees thought ~ would ~ Gui toward
DhmOu1 iiehd IA pick f0eOhnihs. We
Started hlDnR ms street, which WA
llmn iHll bufdefhd Nv marshes We
found N WaA pretty hard trail aud
BOT va iDGh an our p0atH hud eOl
lars mud nnhlly 0uf sh0es, for no wefo
aDiGR through sand. We walhed, NJ
seems ~ mo, fOf miles, aud finally No
ended Without getting n e6t0mut. I
hpH ilht ~ ehh ~ ilofe n0W IN el0elflo
hfH ana HulGs, hnd Gn pretty RG0d
fpl1s, Judging from tllla one IN ff0nl
NJ uB
"1la only war vessel remember
Wien ! whs here before was The British
slilp nafOllHe, lying M The stream"
1bu liOhbby "A 4 vessel about glay6n
yhhfH ola, ana n b characteristic collier
~ Tho Tramp einsB mo liohsby hAd
uU NHffNMftu Hi0W uHHHnUn FINN Huf.
ION, aii shs b. slcw bsst aod lates
lHf mileage oaBlly. Tha n0heby called
M puaia AfeUaB 10 report 1ho 0iflg0fs
report tihi The collier Vancouver Waa
VI stop NJ pDalH Arenas M e1al two
AfnHfieah cruisers ~ fhe Pacific neoi,
WHEN are On route N iluen0R Ayma
The Vancouver viii como n liDn0luln
~ dellyft mo remainder VI hef oafa0
The ll0hely lHlnRa nehfly 1000 tons "
o0hi f0f No naval station
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
BOOZE CLAIMS
THIRD VICTIM
Hawaiian Dead From Iniuries lie
Received While Drunk
Last Monday.

In the death Of ANA, u Hawaiian
yesterday morning, drink elalmod IN
third Victim IN trino over a wools u
time, Tho man died AT his homo In
lwilei early, The inquest being held
last night, finding his demlno duo 70
n gonerul hemouhnRe Of tho brain
oauaed by fracture In tho skull
Inst Monday tho man arrived homo
IN an Intoxicated condition, ~ faf gono
IN drink that be could har1ly stand 40.
llla wifo seized him aud attempted
~ shake him,
lie pushed hor on a1d started 10 pat
his hands up IN a drunken fashion,
attempting 10 night hot topplod bach.
Wnfds aud struck hB skull on tho 60.
ment covering Of GeBspO0l
d. LeN, Chinese physician, was
called 70 trent Tho woiinh caused ny
ibe fall mud upon hlH arrival earnestly
advised ilg man 10 20 N Tho hospital,
Ana refused and h0pt refusing, al.
though tho physician continued bis ad'
vice,
saturday night b. leo oamo 10 tho
police STALLION aud told tho Officers OF
bis pnllent a condition, saying That tho
wound had started 10 bleed aud that
he believed the man 10 ba IN dan,
RofouH condition. The police, how
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

over, could do nothing and fow hours
litter tho man was dOnd
Tho FIRST death In tho past two
weeks directly or indirectly duo
TO drink WIS that OF sailor whe
topplod on tho wharf and WINS drowned
last 1bumday. Tho second WINS Alex.
andor Garner, negro, who received
wounds In drunken fight that 70.
suited IN his death Monday Tho
third victim ~ ANA, who leaves bis
wlfo and family just u trl1o moro dos.
titulo than thoy wofo before no spent
bla Inst salary In dago rcd.
Tho death OF Ana IN also Tho fourth
ono whore tho cause or death came
Monday night Tho day started by
n Chinese man and woman being shot
10 death IN Fort, street tonomont
and ended with tho death Of 0arDcr,
Ana receiving his fatal wounds In tho
afternoon,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
Dieest; EWorIds Sugar NeWsfI3


i0fad H0mHkna IN comment IN The
pfH ihaf lhf f0Bf H M bf ffi0nded
Immediately ha ~ M Paaullo, The Ha
Hail Hfffid WY6
0fTb6 building NJ lho nilo piifoad
i0 Phmil1 mfHna moro IN The tify NJ
HU0 lh1H adv 0na thing Which conld
be Shining ~ fhe ma0oh ~ faf ~
HnfHIHu md will be fdl0Nod IN other
improWmonie Wbich have already np
peafod ~ iho dieime0 during the feeehi
Wif VI ihe NipfuntNndfnt ~ public
Nofka nm mort important ~ theso
Fl fhe building NJ D whaff af which tho
hmohean HnNaiun vessels con bo md
foke mRaf direetly from electrically
lfiven f0nvfyOft When Marsi0n Cnmp
bell monii0pfd the fact lbot lbofo would
be 3 wf6iiBe bold vi this cfy In The
nf1f future ~ dcNde on hqfDF lines,
lhcrG Nof6 I'm membors 81 Emo b0nf1
VI lfqdd mo appreciated whag Waa
meanf ~ build 3 NhaH such ~ viii
br needed h4rD0f hnds must be- esf8b.
isiod, 6pd III ~ safo 10 predict that
With fho D0xf ycaf dhrt vii bo
made M whan and sls0 IN lafae
Warobouaoa W which anqAf shall be
HYfl Whiio nWdif1a ghipnoni
"fhe fmp6ftagt matter for Hil6
Commercially Hil be lhot from Lou.
pah0eh0e III 0lenw00d ev0fy pla1fation
NiU iufD ~ OBS dfy i6f supplies,
mfaef fbup HWdulu Supplies t61 b6
W9Dgbf nm N cheapiy NJ 10 Honolulu,
and MT NH con be bundled here ~ 4
NoHllef exp0nge, bit Wilh 4 aro6t soy.
pR in dme Throueh the faet ihhi
DaVea n gu mo b6dyily interested IN
numbef N The blaDfaG6n6 On TIC
HsmaHua t6aM ind Mo faff6hd IL III.
Nady aeuYed " c0nlfaom which vii
Nom gfafly ffeiabf N nbwhfd N
B000 t06a faWenR6f ffam6, while II
mi mi paY gff6fig, YIN b6ib n swell
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

Tho On Economic Shoe Company 4
bml1ibN which IL ~ b6 used IN lbo
lghk, IN spehklgg NJ the plans No hai
NJ present, M 066bbhfh said.
"flt wofk NJ fGn0dellhR tho build,
mn win DO commented within the non
~ dGge md viii 10 rushed through,
W. fbdll build n vhuli, md In pfepnfed
N SIM N Robtfm bhnRibR business and
glt0 hei Hs the aRsnlb NJ Bishop q On
w feRhfd NJ stocks ma securities. I
shhll bhYe Temporary charge NJ tho
wbfh, ~ tho permanent mhnagef ~
the babk bus not y4t been seloeled.b
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

Tho total amount Of sugar clipped
by tho Sugar Factors Company, Ltd,
since December !, 1909, Ia 100000 not
tons, OF this amount a01 400 not tons
have roachod Tho mnrkols Tho bal.
anco Of 10000 not tons h a1Oat. or
those not tons Of Bughr, $4,000 tons
have boon shipped In vessels OF tho
Auorlcnn.lIamailnn company, 1900
tons by Onpo Horn sail, and tho bal.
nnco, $4,000 tons, for tho Paelac Coast
markot, The osllmnted sugar shipments
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
rms sT00E Hx0HAHaH.

a doll week on Tho stock exchange
ended gesi6fday With quite . little llfe,
N wha n my M bnmef6as sales, in
when BfaWefY stock tnl 1ifig a 1aBT6,
quite hbhYg Bhlbs we're made In ifnfAb.
lns6n, Oabd ma pahahha, IN long
not m ealeB NJ suRbf stocks lliefe wefe
no important oldnRoa IN prices,
l6Wbi
Bekaba 80 IN ZOO
mn. Pino, ~, 30, 100, NJ IN M,
Oalm SUI. On t00 IN Bl,Og6t 10 IN
gfbOl ~, 3, D, D IN $3.50, ~, 10, 30,
loOs 100, lO6 D, ~ b, 10, W. b, 500
NV q ma 4, tn %, 10, b, 6 ~
Ega b, b m $685.
Hilo ~. TN 100 m ~ b an ~
8m6tda 10, b, 10, b, 10, ~ IN 10.
M M o,6 5 b. y a. 6~6D 90, 10, 10, 10,
mp sug IN b, IN 6s) 10, 10
Walalta 10 IN 1865 50, \ m 1ol.
H,gk II " ma ~ 0oy com 10, 10
iig6 y, apd NJ IN 80, 10, 10, No.
~ ~ ~ ~ mn 1870,
liglebina6n an an 1926 200 N
Paamta0 400 m gsB16) 200 an 1850
BmdB.
iloaotAa ~ ti0,OO0 m lO06O,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
lN pRuasToREs.

HIUIIMONDJ Vermont, May O.. Tie
most draNlo 0nd important action
taken by tho AmoriOm Pharmaceutical
AasOointi0n since that body cOnyohod
here occurred yesterday whom The con
yonllon, m q whole, placed Itself on
record aB advocating Tho abolition 0f
alcohol as commodity Of ahlo In
all 1fugslpros and earnestly urged the
elimination Of MI lrnnle IN what II
terms "liabit forming drugs" M harm
flh 10 public morals aud detrimental
10 the best Interests of tho American
people.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
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nm IA digiDbk ~ tbb iaffb holdings
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
The Sugar Market
man IN auoAR.

Sugar prices took n ellght jump ut the
end OF tho week. Tho prlco had 70,
mainod alcndy all woek at aaAC, with
predictions OF advance, Yesterday
came now quotation OF Aa7o or asH,a0
per ton, an advance Of d0o pcr ton,
Tho rlso Ia very Hmall ono, but 40
cordlnR 10 tho host prophets " win bo
followed by u further rise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
nANK To INooRPoRATH.

Tho bank Of Claus sprcckola & Go.
Is 10 change from copartnorshIp 70
corporation. Tho pnpers nro now being
prepared, and n charter will bc asked
FOR soon, 20 tako offoct tho first OF July.
u ID g(atod TINT tho 0wnorBhip and
management OF tho Institution win 70.
main tho anmp.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
HHLnvDB aUFTIRINa HUMANITY

Ono bottle N Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrh0oa Romody COOS
long ways toward relieving aufforlng hu.
mnnllY, N n better than any doet0ria
prescription, mud worth twenty times
~ cost IN eases Of dafrhooa, erainp
collie or dyaent0Ty, which are liable h
come on auddonly ~ this season Of tho
goab For sale ny al dealers Benson,
Smith 4 CO. agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
NuoAR on Ar.h rANna.

A table Of tho whole worlds sugar
crops FOR the year OF i00o.i0, compiled
by Willott & Gray-whlch gives the
Hawaiian crop for i0O0.i0 at 100000
tons givoa tho Increase OF sugar pro-
ductlon IN tho entire world at only
gh0,Saa t0ns-loss, Il in beloved, than
tho normal increase In consumption.
Tho detailed estimates, including beet
sugar no we'll ~ cane, are 40 follows;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
Hit6i NV BANS

n " ObtAbHfB, Wb6 Nili maH TN
operation " lhs biaaeh IN mo hlsboD
iiNft Wlitb y ~ gbfh M mo elly ~
tMg iL9fileba yetlbfahy ~ lh6 Mauhh
MH w. WHF hetgMbh6ih1 W William
iUlhll lht honolulu mHifatl6t Wh6
Nlll lfkt tlbtgh M lle ttMbaeliuR N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

another wharf on tho walkilei side Of
tho AlakoR slip. ~ will DO about
thirty thousand dollar affair. Still an
othof big new wharf will probably BIO
constructed for tho MatBon Navigation
Company whom tho Brewer q Co. build
Ing which IN TO DO sold NJ auction next
Saturday, ~ moved out Of tho way.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
for 1910 aro 4gs,oiO.

TOT IHTW MO FE0IUIWF
Tho lIonokaa Sugar Company yestor.
day bought tho loaao OF g80 acres Of
land NJ Kaao.Paalen, Hawaii, for the
upset rontal on tho property, $3.50.
Tho aalo OF tho land was made by aue.
ton nj tho capitol nj noon by Tho do.
partmont Of public works. H. A. Bohno.
FOR bid tho upset rental for 1IonoIfaa,
aud ns lhero woro no other bids " was
knocked down 10 tho lIon0kaa Sugar
Company for TINT price.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

concern hns 1000 acres Of land ulroady
ln rubber nnd moro ready 10 DO planted.
Tho estate 10 located nj Ohor0h, PahnnR,
y, NJ y. The assets Of tho company
t0lnl pp7,BB1.B8
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

AZ . meeting Of the Stockholders OF
lhe Whllnha Sugar Company yesterday,
Richard fY6rs WIS elected trehBuror In
place Of ueDfee H. Robertson, Ths
necessity for this action became M.
parent q few days ago when some ON.
glal documents came mp for signature
no R0J around tho emergency tho di.
feetOfB yesterday appointed Mr., tverf
aB treasurer, but " WIS found neees
shfy that the appointment DO confirmed
NY The M0akhOld0fs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

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|li MI Hll DbllAbkll llAlH dll IN mo
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
BRBwBhY 10 rrRMBR.

Brewery stock, which In being
watched with much interest In connoo.
lion with tho prohibition campaign,
showed some lively movements yostor.
Day. ~ has been dead NJ ID, but yes.
tefday 1850 was freely bid, and there
was u disposition 10 unload ne that
ngafe. The buyers were game, aud
goo ebafea wont, In eight salos, at that
nRufe. When tho session closed tho
holders were asking l5,Gg6. This Ia d
slight recovery from tho tremendous
depression % The past fow weeks, bul
l0ayss tho stuck still for below its ~
ufe Of q few months ago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

Tho Palang ltbber Company, Lin.
lled, has been listed on tho Honolulu
stock ana Bond Exchange. Tho stock
II pm f0fward by The WatorhOnso
Company
rbis company WA Incorporated undor
tho laws ~ The Territory Of Hawaii,
Under date 0f December 4, 1905, with
n capital NJ 100000, divided into
$4,000 shares VI 40 each. or tho stock
1889 shares nfe paid ~, 0,b0B nsssaa'
able, and bUOO shares afe held Ia Ohio
lfehsilty. The officers Of Tho company
afet u, N, Cooke, pfoHldbntj q. NJ vii.
e1S, Vice pfosldent y, ~ r. Water
house, tfeasuferl A. Watorhouse, SOC,
felaryj 1ifegl0fs, u. a, KBudsen, o. H.
llemenway aud A, NJ McBrydo, The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

Hon. ~ y, aud H. Go. Og $1,000
$1,000 al i07
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pAggnNanR eTHAMHRe TuI.L.

Tho lSOfoa WIS IN port yesterday with
d very largo crowd Of through pnuBon.
gorB. ilor few remaining cabins w0ro
iIllod with passengers hero. Tho VII.
bolmina, lohying wednesday for tho
C0ast, N nlready booted full, Tho two
Bioaners about cloan up advance book.
ingB.
MORE WHARFAGE.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-14

granting the privilege of using the
alleys and unimproved streets in
which to lay pipes was referred to
the fire and light committe, engi-
neer and attorney.
The contract for the improvement
of First street from E to Broadway
was let to w. butcher for $11, ,455.
The vote of the last city election
was canvassed.
The clerk is to advertise for 1900
cords of wood to be delivered at the
pumping station.
The water committee is to plan
for putting an extra boiler at the
pumping station.
SEVEN-HERALD y-n4
The street commissioner was di-
rected to put in $50 feet of plank
street west of the approach to the
trestle work of the county road, near
the Wilson mill.
The clerk is to advertise for bids
for an incinderatOr, for a city of 3d.
900 population. Bidders to submit
plans and specifications, payments to
be made in bonds drawing per cent
interest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-14
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Will Discuss Manv Subjects Of Inter
est Tomorrow ght.-Califor-
MIA Steamer Service.

President Humbarger has called a
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
at the city council room tomorrow
night, before which several import
ant matters are to be considered,
and the presence of every member is
urged.
The need of general steamship
service to San Francisco has become
crying one if the varied manufac-
turing interests are to succeed, and
the problem is properly up to the
chamber for solution. To the Her.
aid, it would seem that the import
ance of this port would attract the
line of streamers now plying beween
San Francisco and Puget Sound,
whose vessels could call at Gray
Harbor going north and south.
The chamber will also take up
municipal matters, as it should have
done long ago, not in a spirit of carp
ing criticism. but with a view of
aiding the city council by sugges-
tions in getting better results for
the money expended in the govern
ment of the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-14
WILL ATTEND To SPEAKERSHIP
BEFORE LONG, SAYS NORRIS.
Nebraska COngre SSman Announces S
at Banquet That Spe aker Cannon
will Be DepOSed Before Close of
Session. Asks WHY "UnCie Joe"
Lacks Courage to Resign.

UTICA, n. Y. April 12.-COngress-
man Norris, of Nebraska, in an ad-
dress at the Republican club dinner
tonight referred to the tariff promise
made to the people at the last repub-
lican convention in Chicago, and said
he did not believe this pledge had
been fulfilled. He also paid his re-
spects to Speaker Cannon, saying the
speaker had gained a power second
to none, unless it be the President
a power not given by the constitu-
tion.
'These self-cOnstituted and self
appointed and | hope temporary lead
ers of republicanism must be re-
leagted to the rear and made to serve
in the ranks said Mr.. Norris.
Because the insurgents refused to
vote to declare his office vacant, the
speaker called them towards. 1t may
be after the legislative program
which we have pledged to the peo-
pie is carried out, the speaker will
have an opportunity of witnessing
an exhibition of that courage which
he said we lacked
If he possesses the courage he
thinks others lack. he might screw
up just a little and get enough or 1t
to hand his resignation to the house,
which he certainly can do at any
time.
THE speaker has lost control. One
of the greatest machines in American
politics lies PROSTATE at the feet of
tho people today and it will not be
long. my friends, until the Iron Duke
of Illinois, standing upon his poll
tical ST. Helena, will be able to look
across the sad waves at disappear
ing worlds that once were his, and
whose people formerly bowed before
his throne in humility and suDmis-
sion."