Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-17


the public will be protected In the
purchase of such clothing; 1t Is WIN
i'm the power of the military nuthori-
tios TO retake clothing wrongiuilS
sold and disposed of by soldier du
ing his current enlistment, to which |
he has only qualified title.
Cadet Frank u. Clay, list CLASS
L. s. Military Academy, son oil sen
ator Clay of Georgia, was recently
tried by general court martial AT
West Point, n. Y, on several charges
of misconduct. He was found by
the court to be guilty of two OF the
charges-absencc from his tent ne
tween tcttoo and reveille and goinS
beyond cadet limits-both charges N
violation of regulations of the Mill
ltary Academy and of the G2nd Art''
Gle of War. OF the other charges
and specifications against him ne
was n quilted by the court lie
. wos sentenced to be suspended from
the Military Academy, without pay
land allowances, until August ~,
: 1911. and then to join the then hrst
class The sentence has been corr
muted by the President so as TO RE-
auire Cadet Clay to be confined 10
barracks. area of barracks and gym
nasium until May II, 1911, and dur
ing that period to serve punishment
tours every Wednesday and Satur'
day at the usually prescribed hours
Major William w. Harris. Corps ol
Engineers, u. S. A.. formerly U. 5
Engineer. with headquarters a
Nashville, has been given higl
honor by the Institution of Civil En
- gIneers of Great Britain, which re
Gently conferred on him the Telfor'
gold medal. The honor came u
Major Harris not also as a result =
his reputation as an engineer, Du
also because of paper when II
wrote and whi,h was published J.
e the annals of the British organizn
y ton. The Telford medal Is pr!P
which is to be coveted by engineer
of every country OF the world, an
is seldom given an American. Maio
Uarts was several months ago al
pointed a member of the Y. S. Re-
lamation Board.
Lieut.. Colonel George Barrett,
s NJ. c., has qualified for prom
ton to succeed Colonel p. st.
Murphy, who retired October !
Major Charles G.. Long has been o
T dered home from Honolulu, and Ca
. tain Henry w. Carpenter from q
philippines, to take the examin
, lions for promotion to the yacanci
created. The other officers desi
mated to take the examinations I
promotion are Lieutenant Fred Ke
sci and End Lieutenant +, II. Dire
. Secretary OF the Navy. Mey
-. while ut New Orleans recently,
quoted rs saying. "If there Is eN
! to be lighting, II viii not be on
Gulf OF Mexico. but Will be arou
the entrance of the Panama Can
or course, none OF us anticipates
70 conflict, but II It should come
No canal will be the place which v
... need certifying" 49,
II The horse transport DIX sai
~ from San Francisco ut oSlock }
terday afternoon for Honoit
bringing q large number OF hoI
for army posts here. The Dix L
on board los horses at San Fr
cisco, but as to how mahy W
taken on at Seattle Is not knc
. at the depot quartermaster's OF
here.
n On November q, Third Lieut.
ant of Engineers II, y, Robinson
truc the Thetis is ordered TO report
Sys. the president of a sub-board for
Pro. animation for promotion. The be
consists of Captain G. s. Cochran
. the Thetis and Second Lieutenant
ping Engineers j, u. Sheedy,
stin --..r- b.
The Dufralo, which has been
. Manila for some time, sailed yes
Mt nd