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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
BUILDING PERMITS
Street Car Company to Erect Concrete
Scale House.
parvpifu uaro ioa11ad vast or.

Scale House.
Building permits were issued yester-
day as follows:
George Kritzer. to erect two story
brick dwelling. 1000 Floyd Avenue to
cost $500
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, to erect a concrete pit and frame
shed to be used for scales on the south
side of Cary Street Street. between
Cedar and Elm Streets. to cost $1,000
r. H Meade. to repair q brick dwell-'
ing. 913 Floyd Avenue. to cost $500.
P. c. Christian to repair a brick
dwelling, 1896 Grove Avenue.
q w. II. Palmer, r. to repair a brick
dwelling, $40 West Franklin Street, to
cost 5000 Ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
Meeting with Enr,per.

Governor Mann spent yesterday at
petersburg, attending the meeting OF
the State Farmers Institute.
3. Charles A. Miller, chief clerk In the
Department of Agriculture, was absent
Yesterday on the same mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
Saw the Auditor.

Thomas j. Coles. Treasurer Of pitt
,sylvania county, and ]. p. Gillian.
llr e:'s' OF Chesterfield county,
calied Yesterday at the Office OF State
Auditor Morton Marye. IN ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10

Qualifications In Chancery,
fed In the Chancery Court as executor
81 Aachael Greenebaum The estate Is
Mrs Maggie Bell Char pell qualified
estate is valued at }1.100.S h n ss5I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
Married In yVnshingtOn

.I4I HNrr1ed IN |WHHhIhEtO ton. n
& Licenses We're issued In Washington
Andrew S. A1acD onald. Of Scranton,
Pa. and Marian L. Smith, OF Richmond
and OF Charles W. HEIGHT and Florence
Rubenstein both of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10

5 Contribution for Ice AIission, Sd III
a contribution Of s6 for The Toe MIS-
son was received syest erda y from MRS,
I rs HurWell Laird. OF Midlothian,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
I, ll ESg2E I, Ne,,,y Pnper ia Appe,a.Ir,'.,

EStlf y CIV afNpor5 10 - ppcdr.ts jf3
n The Campbell Star. a new wet ltlY
newspa per to- be published at Concord.
Va. vii make its fret app arance or,
Frl day Ih oplas H. Steel p, editor and
OF Il bei new nj blicat lon, spent
yesterday IN Richmond combating an
foEt the AEst A1lnat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
Will GIVE A PARTY

Entire Police Force to Celebrate Birth
Ssa day 0f Napier Twins.
4 Il, G. Napier one of theSnewly-electe
members of the police force In the
First District, Is the proud and happY
father OF three-year-olds twins and
to which%allf the members OF the force
and of the Board OF Commissioners
will be invited. The twins are a boy
and girl-Edith fillmore and Edward
Earl. ZEE a. ~
An invitation has been sent to ex-
Roosevelt. He may not come
But he will KNOW q least, that one
OF Richmond g police officers may be
counted on as a strong partisan in the
colonela4 antt-rece suicide plat form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10

Mrs Armstrong, the mans mother
did all she could to help the physicians
land then, when the first strain was
4 over, she became unnerved and broke
Z down cnrnnlat civ. n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
BOURBON BOSS
BUfSLAND
McCandIess Pays $4,000 for
Property Held BY Rookie
Trustees.

l.. l.. McCandless. the boss of the
Democratic party, Is not letting the
demands of political activity incident
to the work OF party boss, interfere
with his work of acquiring more
land.
McCandless has Just paid the sum
Of $4,000 for property on the west
side of Liliha street. the deed cover
fng' the transfer of the realty to the
Democratic boss having Just been
filed with the Bureau of Convcyancas.
The property for which McCandless
pays $4,000 In purchased from the
trustees Of the estate of the late
Cresswell Keane Charles Rookie. The
trustees named in the deed are Cress-
well Pallet Rookie OF Monks Horton,
Colchester. Essex, England and the
Archdeacon Edward Ambrose Hardy
of the Holy Trinity vicarage. Cow
entry. ..ss-
The land that Is acquired by Me-
Candless covers an area of 1888 acres.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
COST OF LIVING GOING
HIGHER, WARNS WILSON

ST. PAUL. Sept. 4.-"The cost OF
living is bound to go higher" said
Secretary of Agriculture James A,
Wilson today, who will speak at the
conservation congress this week on
Farm Conservation"
THE money that Is now supplied
by the thrift of the farmer we take
to Europe" he said, TO buy dia-
monds. We also buy automobiles
and other Injuries and do not add to
the wealth of the nation.
VERY little of the money received
from the soil goes back into IL 10
conserve its productiveness. We can
no longer claim distinction rs an ex-
porting nation.
This is partly due to the fact
that we have received. n tremendous
immigration, but II is also due In a
very large measure TO the fact that
the farmers can no longer secure the
heavy yields from their fields. Meats
have not only gone high, but they
will go higher"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
JAPANESE MEETS
WITH BAD ACCIDENT
Bucket of Coal Falls and Hits
Stevedore, Who Is Nearly
Killed,

This morning at eleven o'clock a
serious accident occurred on board
the ship Selsdon. which is laying at
the Channel wharf, i appears that a
Japanese named Kubo was working
dlschargIng coal. and Just MS q load
ed bucket was sent alOft, the hook
gave way and the tub descended on
top OF Kubo. In some way the edge
of the bucket struck the unfortunate
man between the legs, and the conse-
quence was terrible injury.
The police patrol was telephoned
for and the man taken to the Queens
Hospital where he is at present con.
aned Should the man die an inyes.
tigation will be undertaken by COro,
ner Rose. and the matter OF how the
hook came to slip viii be looked into.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
HAWAII NEEDS
INFANTRY
CONTINUED from rage y

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,o uo ,ao,, ,ha u,i,t,ia aa"au. nn,
in,a ,ho 60 an, ,at, ho,aro ,,or,
oor,o,n ,rarIams H. irs,anoo ,ood,
inc Tho aro,n ., avardsnon 20 /,
rnoi, no,r ,ha cam no wou,a mn,
n mvthic.l enemv an front attack-
Inc ana ny,hInai roa,uon, =, Tor
ritorIoI Guard oomiro nm voIIay mr.
dawn from hin and thsn wo,Id
os, ,ha omoars who, Tho, would do
rnder srch oordi,Iors
Tho ,osooro oro nrao,,ooI In ,ho
extromo ana ouo ,rnhIoms bo s,yo
,ho, uo,,rd nrohohI,, oomo ,n a., 90
trai Gah,ing
, Tho oo,,n,r tod,o,o,,, s,r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
HILL MAY FORCE AN "a
ENTRANCE INTO SOUTH

LOS ANGELES. September 10. -
Well informed railroad men believe
that to all intents and purposes James
J. Hill has already, or Is about to
force a way through to this coast for
his trains. Hill has for some time
controlled limo TO Benson, A. T..
within 800 miles Of this city. He Is
master Of the Burlington, reaching
with Its main line to Denver, and the
Colorado and Southern. from Denver
to Fort Worth. Handing the relns of
the latter line TO Hlll was one of the
biggest mistakes ever made by Harrl.
man, because at Dallas the Colorado
and Southern crosses the Rock Island,
which operates over the Phelps-Dodge
road, the El Paso and Southwestern
To III Paso whence trains come over
the Southern Pacific. The Phelps
Dodge line continues, however, Ia
Benson, and its owners have arrang.
ed to build TO Phoenix.
These interests are at war with the
Southern Pacific, ana II Is understood
they have n rrack.right Arrangement
with the Santa Fe, which will be
highly advantageous to the latter
when the new link is built. There
Is every reason To except, authorities
declare. that from that connection
Hill, through his Phelns-Dodge innu
ence, will Operaie 10 this coast oyel
- -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
ENTRIES ARE IN
FOR HALL CUP
Twenty-Five Players Have Put
Down Names for Handi-
cap Tennis Play.

Play for the Hall Cup tennis tour
nament will start up tomorrow aft
ernoon at O'Clock, ami the matches
will be played on both the Neigh
borhood and Beretania courts. Tween.
ty-one entries have been received for
the tournament, and the only players
of note missing are A. l.. Castle and
Captain Low. The following men
have put down their names for the
play: II. A. Cooke, A. NJ. Novel;,
G. r. Warren, H. S. Gray, c. q.
Bockus, w. G. Singlehurst. w. l..
Stanley. w. A. Wall. Jack Guard,
J. 7. Waterhouse. f. +. Steere, w.
T. Schmidt. Noel DEER. H.. r. Saw
age, +. i. Greenfield, w. ~. Eklund,
p. ID. Collins. Gerald Irvine, Ather-
ton Richards, Theodore Richards and
II. Sinclair. iii
II will be noted that both Puunene
and Eva are represented. The for
mer country club has Savage to fight
for the honors, and Eva has no less
than three members In the tourna-
ment, viz, Greenfield. Eklund and
Collins.
The tournament promises to be q
really coed one, and as 1t is n hand
leap affair, everybody will have q
chan,e OF winning. The scratch men
will probably be II. A. Cooke. Novel;
and Atherton Richards. Captain
Low did not enter for the matches
and II is to be regretted, as he is a
fine player. The drawings will be
made this evening and the handicaps
announced MS soon as possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
BRECKONS WILL
pump GRACE
Men Who Helped the Negro
Evade Police Will Probably
"'' Be Jailed.

United States District Attorney
Breckons is determined to get the
true story of Grace's FIVE months Of
liberty. and is going to find out who
helped the escaped murderer while
he was at large.
There IL not much doubt in the
minds of the police that Grace was
helped and fed by some friends, and
that the three men McDufIlc arrested
three weeks ago on suspicion of har-
boring the negro, were in the habit of
placing food where Grace could get 1t.
II would have been impossible for
Grace to subsist on wild fruit and
sugar cane for 80 long u time as five
months. and ii Is thought that II was
only for few weeks past that he
has been, really hard put to It for
food.
Yesterday afternoon Dreckons
called and interviewed Grace, and
during the conversation the negro
claimed that he had fever. Breckons
then produced the watch that used to
belong 10 the man who was muir
dered by Grace and with that relic
took the beat OF the murders pulse.
The reward question has not yet
been settled, but the general opinion
is that the five hundred dollars will
go to Luna on. who was the one ia
supply information that led to
Grace's arrest Tho plaoard stated
that $500 would be paid on that con-
dition. and II Is thought that that set
ties the matter In the meantime
Washington IL being communicated
with, and rumor has 1t that tho
amount of the reward has been cut
down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
Wednesday, Sept. ~.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per s. s. olaudine from Hawaii and
Maui ports. Sept. 2l.-w. NJ. Burn.
cite, ID. X. Wilson. v. witcher, W. f..
Rowell Miss Asano, s. Kanda. +.
Lamb, M. T. Furtndo, Mrs. Aiken and
child, J. A. Medeiros, Mrs. 8. X. Ka.
ne and child, Miss Il. Cox, Miss Des-
mond. S. Thompson and wife, Mrs. c.
Brown, Mrs. w. l.. Wilcox, F. s. Hoad.
ley, w c. Moore, w. s. Naples, J. 8.
souza and wife, eight Japanese In
the cabin and n deck passengers from
all ports. "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21

Autos. 81 per hour. Lewis Stables.
Bethel Street Hack Stand Phone
1862.
II goes without saying that every.
thing Is Best at The Encore.
The Anchor Saloon is now a curio
museum worth seeing Don't forget. =
Joe Freitas. the little crack skater
is willing to take on Marcus on the
rollers next Sunday night
Carlos Bega. a Porto Ricnn vagrant
was given three months free board
at Aschs hotel this morning by Judge
Andrade.
Chief McDufie Is working on the
attempted dynamite outrage that &C.
Cured on Sunday night. Two men
are suspected to be mixed up in the
affair. and they will both have to ex-
plain before long.
Joe Leal was arrested this morning
on warrant sworn to by John Marco.
who claims that Leal kicked him in
the face and caused a big bruise.
Sheriff Jarrett released I.eal to ap.
pear tomorrow morning at the police
court.
The Chief OF Detectives is looking
into complicated case in which o
Chinese actor and a young Chinese
girl are involved. The girl claims
that the star stole 5000 worth of jew
elry from her One Of the articles
IL q beautiful bangle which is made
out OF pure gold and which. as bull.
lion. is worth ninqty.fye dollars.
Hack driver I.um Sing picked ny n
couple OF passengers last night and
they. instead Of paying for their ride
proceeded TO lean over the back of
the front seat and choke the driver
They robbed the unfortunate China.
man of his watch and some money
which he, had in his pocket. The
driver reports that one of the men
was q Portuguese and the other look
ed like n soldier.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
SOUTH POLE SHIP AT CAPE

The Antarctic exploring ship Terra
Nova. under the command of Captain
Scott. has arrived safely at the Cape,
and Captain Scott has lately been en-
gagged In giving II series of lectures TO
those who are Interested In the pro-
ject In which he Is engaged.
There was considerable anxiety
felt Cor the safety of the ship and
crew from the fact that no word was
heard front them after they left Ma
deria on June ", and when they did
arrive at the South African port they
were many days overdue.
At Capetown the Terra Navo viii
be fitted out In the most complete
way for her trip to the south pole.
Captain Scott has great hopes of max
Ing point further south than did
Explorer Shaokleton. H1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per 8. s.. Sierra, for San Francisco.
Sept. 2l.-Mrs. A. Akin, Miss C. l..
Bartlett, Miss A II. Beard, Mrs. T.
X. Beard. T. II. Benton, Mrs. Ben.
ton, Miss e. Berry. tMiss N. r. Brown
Mrs. a. e. BUCKLEY, :" NJ. Chandler.
Miss @. Clifton, W. II. Colon. Miss
L. L. Cox, ID, Crowley. Miss @. Dunn,
Mrs. A. J. Fairweather, n. NJ. Flour.
noy. Mrs. Flournoy, +. u. Gibson. r.
Gibson. John w. Gilman. Miss f.
Gray. Mrs. w. Al GrayyJ. W. Hamil.
ton, Miss A. W. Harris j. B. Harris.
J. J. Herman, Miss NJ. Hussey. W. NJ.
Johnston, Mrs. Johnston. Miss b. John.
ston, J. Jorgensen, Mrs. Jorgensen
and child. J. s. King. f. NJ. Kirchen,
Mrs. Kircben, Rev. Y. r. Kong. J.
Laird, r. !. Lille, Mra.- Lille. Miss
f. Marion. @. G. Mathews. DIR. A. Mar.
ques. ]. p. Meyer NJ. T. Moore, W.
II. Munter. Mrs. Munter, Mrs. Nun.
ter. Mrs. C. q. Murasky, Mrs. f. s.
Norton. II. oeste. Miss s. oeste. Mrs
w. II. Park, r. ID. Porter. Mrs. Por-
ter, w. l.. Raven, Miss Il. Reid. Dr.
f. v. Rice, Mrs Rice, Miss NJ. Rock
well. j, Rosenberg, Mrs. @. ID. Russell
and child, J. II. Simpson, Mrs, simp
son. l., Il. Snyder Mrs. J. r. Spen.
Ger, Mrs. F. T. Sullivan and child
f. 70. Thompson. J. ID. Tucker. DR..
ST, d. @. Walters. Mrs. Walters and
maid, II. s.. Williamson, ". Wither.
Mrs Il. f. Wood, Elder s. E. Wooley.
Miss b. Wurts, Miss NJ. II. Wurts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
CAMPAIGN HAS
BEGUN ALREADY
Continued from Page ~

paign is moving smoothly. and with
the organization OF the sub committees
will. proceed rapidly, The subcommit
tees have started work early and will
be at least a week in advance. of the
Democrats, l,
Democratic headquarters have been
dull since Link McCandless left on
his tour OF Hawaii. The lack OF c
leader is painfully evident. Democra
tic leaders were casting about today
for a campaign manager and mum
Der OF names were suggested, but It
is hardly likely that the vacancy will
be filled before next week and per
haps not then unless the unterrifed
show more signs of living up. to their
party appellation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
IN FoRIloN poars
Wednesday, Sept. ~.

~ta wednesday, ooPt. 81
EUREKA--Arriyed. Sept. 20: Bktne.
NJ. Wilkenmann. hence Aug. "a.
EUREKA-Arrived, Sept. 81: Bktne.
Mahaweli, from Ahukini. Aug. 20.
SAN FRANCIsCO-Arrived. Sept. 2I.
S. s. Virginian. from Salina Cruz.
SAN FRANCISCo-Sailed, Sept. 2i. l
D. m: s. s. Lurline, for Honolulu.
VICToRIA-Arriyed,. Sept. "a: S. s.
Mariana, hence Sept. IA.
HlLo-Arrlved Sept 20: 8. 8. Hilo-
nian, from Seattle.
300 Tuesday, Sept. 20.
SEATTLE-Sailed September Is:
g. s. Nsvadan for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCo-Arrived. Sept. 20.
8. $. Wilhelmina. from Honolulu.
Hu.O-Arriyed Sept. II.
Schr. Borealis, from Gray's Hsrbor.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived, Sept. 20:
9 a. M, S. s.. Wilhelmina. hence
Sept. IA.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed Sept. 20: 1
p. m, s.. s. China, for Honolulu.
b. Monday. Sept. 10.
PORT Sailed Sept. Is:
Blk. 8. G. Allen. for Honolulu.
PUGET SOUND-Arrived Sept. 10:
s., s. Nevadan, from San Francisco
GRAYs ,HARBoR-sailed Sept. II:
Schr. Defender, for Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
EVA PLANTATION HAS
~ AN EXTRA MELON CUT

Eva Plantation Company voted an
extra dividend at 2 per cent. this
morning. adding another to long
series. The one this morning was
expected, and another will probably
be voted soon. This makes a total
of 20 per cent. in dividends 80 far
this year voted by the big company
The company is capitalized at $5,-
900, 900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21

Some men believe In being sure
they are right aud then getting some
body else TO do II for them.
Young girls ought 10 make the most
Of their birthdays, for In after years
they cease to have them,
Truth crushed 10 earth Nv the basis
OF many a iish story scranton Tri-
bune-ilepublican.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record. Sept. Goth, 1910
from 1880 a. m. to 4 o. m.t, d.

Entered for Record. Sept. Goth, 1910,
IT,, from 1o:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. tgt.
Antone Furtado and VT TO Paauilo
Agrctl Co Ltd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Frederick whitney and VT to Henry
w Green ...... ........ ID
Henry w Green to Marion A Whit
ney '........ ........, .......D
J Alfred Magoon ct al to II Water
house TT Co Ltd Tr ...... BIS
Kaplolanl Est Ltd to Chin How. g. ID
Est of J Campbell by Trs to Kapio-
/" LAM Est Ltd ..........m.. Par Rel
Frederick Whitney and VT to Frank
IL Thompson nTr ........ I'M
Cecil Brown Tr to ] II Cummings. Rel
Frances Wetmore ct al by Atty to
ii NJ lawson ....... ........L
II NJ Lawson to Elsie C Bailey.
......,.. ......... .,... Par A l.
Pantheon Co Ltd to II NJ Lawson ct
al '"....'.. ..,..'.... .....,,.L
Emma Akamu to Elsa c Almy. ...L
Kapiolani Est Ltd to Kawailoa Land
co Ltd .......... ...,,,,...,..D
Est of ] Campbell by Trs to Kapio-
LAM Est Ltd Par Rel
II Hart ct al by Ant of Mtgee to
II Warehouse TT Co Ltd Fore Affdt
Ludwig w. Kuhlmann aud WI to
Wilhelm Kuhlmann ......... I'D
Frederick II Kuhlmann and WI to
Wilhelm Kuhlmann ..,...... I'D
Howard NJ Chandler to Trent Trust
co Ltd nam. ,..,...... f....,D
Helen c Gedge and hsb to Mutt
Bldg 4 Loan Soc" 'of Haw Ltd
'''''''''''. '.'',' 'Auun CnEe
Entered for Record, Sept. 21st, 1910,
from a, m. to 1880 a. m.
Fred II Hayselden to T. / Strout. d
Il !. Strout to Minnie Becker ID
KanOho Kaolulo aud VT 10 Frederick
w Hardy .......r .......,,...M
Henry T Hughes ct al 10 Won Hamm
Young Co Ltd .,,.,,.,...,.,...C M
VI w l.eonharl and wi TO paaullo
Agrctl Co Ltd .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ID
Waally Nm latin Al mar Vaar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
boy ORATOR"
IS ON RAMPAGE
Mixes Things BY Independent
Candidacy-Desha and
Alfonso.

Especial BuilctIn Correspondence !
Hll0, Sept. While the har-
mony which prevailed at the Repub-
lican convention last week was a
source of great satisfaction TO all |
those who had the real interest of
the party at heart II seems that this
condition was altogether too good to
last long. and no sooner had the con-
vention adjourned before things be-
gan popping away at a lively rate.
First OF all Bernard Kelekolio, the
boy orator" who had been seated
in the convention, where he was n
candidate for the House, came out
as an independent candidate. In a
letter to the electorate, contained in
Ka Hoku of last week, he announced
his independent candidacy. lie stat
ed that in the various caucusses
which had been held prior to the
convention he had received the high
est vote, and that he was really the
choice of the people, although he
had actually failed to land the nom
ination. The many friends of the
young man who have his best inter
ests at heart are hoping hat he will
reconsider his rash de ision before II
is too late. and there is a hope that
he will change his mind before the
election and preserve his good stand
ing in the party. rather than to
throw away everything by chasing
wisp.
But the big trouble lies in fight
which has cropped up between Rep
resentative Alfonso and stephen De-
sha. This was very unexpected.
breaking loose on the party leaders
like flash of lightning from a clear
sky, and 1t seems likely to assume
serious proportions unless II can be
put down. Various reasons are
given for the fight, none OF which
seems very satisfactory, but the rea-
son most likely to be the main cause
lies in the allegation that Alfonso
made a statement In the course of HIS
fight prior to the convention against
Vasco Osorio, in which he spoke In
sighting manner about certain
Hawaiian women. Alfonso strenu-
ously denies having made the re.
mark, but the report has spread like
wildfre, and It threatens to be the
cause of a war between the Portu-
guese and Hawaiian faction. Cam
paign Manager Smith hns big mis-
sion on his hands in his role OF
angel of peace. but in view of his
success with the convention II Is
likely that he will be able to cope
with this situation also.
In the meantime the war is bit
ter one. v stephen Desha says fat
footedly that he Is out after the
scalp OF Alfonso Affonso's friends
say they will fight. One OF the most
prominent of these last Saturday
made statement which indicated
strongly that his faction. as II would
not be able to reach Desha, as he is
not candidate, would endeavor to
hurt him by knitting Delegate Kala
nianaole.
"Desha is fighting Alfonso in his
paper, but we will be able to get
back at him." he said. IF he keeps
this up we will knife a friend OF
his"
who, J. p. Hale?" asked by
stander.
1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-21
Shipping
ADDITIONAL lsHippiNo ON PAGE EIGHT.
WATERFRONT NOTES

SATURDAY MORNING at daylight
the Pacific Mail liner Asia, Captain
Gaukroger, is due on port at Homo
lulu according to a wireless received
by Hackfeld and Company last night.
The Asia is bringing 600 tons of Orr.
entail cargo for Honolulu and a few
passengers. Her passenger accommo
dations are all taken from the Orient
to San Francisco as this ship Is popu
lar with the travelling public. II Is
probable that the Asia will be dis
patched for San Francisco by four
o'clock Saturday afternoon although
she may not sail until FIVE o'clock.
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THIS AFTERNOON the American.
Hawaiian freighter Alaskan will sail
from Honolulu bound for Seattle via
Hilo. The Alaskan brought q general
cargo to this port but will sail from
here and from Hilo with but little
cargo as there is but little sugar at
this time practically the whole crop
having been shipped.
oAii,N" rno" ror' fiariord on
SeI'.eihpcI ~ 'he american steamer
Santa Rita, in command of Captain
boyu maze iair trl9 10 Honolulu ar
Ii'ins ms morning me santa hita
" Ut the raliroad wharf dischargins
ner cargo OF OH ana VIII return 10
ue coast "hen u'scharse is -conlple''
Gu
nun ~ -, ,
"" -, ,"'n
hVe CABIN ana ~ deck passengers
ana general cargo consisting OF 5o
cases OF money 81 packages OF sun
dries and quantity OF empty casks.
The Hail experienced light winds and
smooth sea during the trip TO the
neighboring Island. rfs