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Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

g~eriigteu NliBitan0e am eiufaditen
0urA AHiragen Del ibm oOer 0eut
5efretar uermieOen meroen fonnteH.
9s6uis 9iloung zines DameuconIi.
ties criudte 0er @oriiber Ben Setre-
tar, Sen Br1lioentimen ser bier 6e.
~ite6euoeu Damsn0ereiue nabe 6l le.
een, BOB tie 5uianmenfonunen ln0
iih iH6er sic ibaen NtaeOaften Alli
aa6en oerifauoi9en. pile Gefora-
tionsar5eiten Nt pie Der 5efretdr.
mitt6eilte. SEER 8. s. @uoe er60tig
sue ii%berneGmen mo ipiuo IN Der nddl
lien 8etiomMluog o%nUeieIto ieiu.
Gas 6inau3conite. irel6es Sc.
.fanntlid Sic 5cele Oes 6eitousidui
It's il. Deriammelte Iidl am Dienitag
sl5eno 6ei Serru Safob 8riigger uno
6eidloB, 6e6ufs 9luf6riugltng Der he
not5igten @elOmittel oereu 8etrog
auf 5000 be3iifert ipurOe, Subitrip-
t~ionsliiteu i'm llmluui 8i ieben. Be
3iiglidJ Der 6o6rt uad Wount 9eruon
am 5reitag uuO Oes 8anfetts am
Santitag A6en0 mitr0e beihlojien
DAB iur bei0e MIR oeu 9tationafDeam-
ten ui0 Oen auspartigen gelegatea
ireier 3utritt geudbrt merOen loll.
Ger @ntrittspreis 5u Ger 9tational
9iiiles @ale. in melder am 6rettag
}lbettO unter 2eitung oes Or. G6r
Strad Die 6eier Oes 0eutiden Cages
ItottfinOet murOe aiti 25c. feltgeiegt.
unO Serr Sacob 8riigger muroe De-
alftragt, I'M &erein nit Sen @arrea
&arl @golf un0 Scarf 2tdtertirden ali
0en 46enO Oos Amt zines grfriid
u%ngsrat5es 5u perieben. Cine IN 0ia.
Ter SiBung aageregte A%eu0erun8 0as
8%rogramms 6eitebt Oarin, 0oB, meul
irgen0 m6gliA. Die 9eiihtigung oss
&eiBen @alties unO sic oes aapitols
mo Der GongreB 9ibliot5ef bon 0es
teit nQd oen DorliegeHOen PRO
aramm Gntpuri Die cine aas
Samitog, Die anoere am Counting
1a6mittag itattfinoeit ioate init ei-
ner ein5igen 2(atomo6il Rlnofa9rt
oil einem uno Oehueiel6eu Eoge abgc.
mod)t mer0en ioaen. Ser 0g8ai5tng-
ton Sdnger6tn0~, Der uglrion@ pa0
Der uGolltntbia SlrnUerein@ ioaeit err
iudt merOen, am 5onntag Abeno Die
iren1oen @dite sum 8eiud ibrer
G~lub5duier eiH5ltlaOen. 6err@. s.
@ltoe, meider Der SiBnng beimobnte,
erbot lido 3ur a%noronung unO 2ei-
tun8 oller uot5wenoigenD eforatiohs-
orbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
Sar Or. @iIeD.

Die Central ; 8eboroe Der organi-
lierten arbeiter oes 9iitrifts goIum.
6ia faBte am Wtontag abeno8eihIiii-
ie, in oenen Or. $. @. @ileD's ern-
lte uno ebrlide 9eltrebungen, Die
g%eItimmungen oes 9ieinnabrungs.
mittel : @eieBes 6iir 9urdfiibrung
gu bringett, riibmeno anertonnt mer-
ben uno @ralioent Saft eetooelt
miro, neil er es unterlieb, Or. @ilep
gegen feline @ioeriader in Sdus 81
nebneu. Die 9eihliiIie peroen Der
iibermorgen ltattfinoenOen regelmd'
Bigen 8~eriammlung Dorgelegt uno,
menn iie bon Oieier gutgebeiBen wer'
ben. in 100000 slb8iigen an idnmt'
li6e Arbeiter : Orgoniiationen in aa
ben Stdoten oeldidt meroen, Delde
@r1liDent Gait oemnd6it auf leinet
groBen meitliAen &eiie beiuder
miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
Nrbeiterta9 MmD MHiiem:
bnMspicmic.

llebermorgen lit Arbeitertag, mo
Der Arbeitertag lit Elm eeieelider Set
ertog, Der nidt MIR BON Arbeitern
llno Observation-Disclosures iouoerr
BON @ublifum I'M augemeinen aul
perldieoene @eiie feitIib begongen
miro. Sir Die 0eutiden Der gunoes-
6arptitaot aber bat Oieier geieslibe
6eiertag oaOur6 cine beionOere BE.
Oeutung, oob an Oieiem Gag in Dem
Anitoltsgebduoe uno in Den Aulageu
oes @eutiden @aiieubauies. wel6es
Der 2eler bier i'm 8iloe Dor lib iiebt
oas bon Dem 6rauen Silfspereir
aaiGbrli1 neranitaItete 8ienic abge
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
&eim GrnteeeIO n0tbis,

Gum eriten NiaI felt pielen Sabren
trifft Oos 8unoesidabamt feline Dor
februngen, UNI Dem I'M Serblt reael.
mGBig eintretenoen geoiirfnib nod
6oarem @elo fir Den llmlab 0ergrn.
te begegnen 5u fonnen, uno Die
S6osbeamten erporten oitd nidjt
Oos in Der Neeel nit oieier uirt6.
ihaftlihen 8etue9ung berbunoene
itarfe 9erlaneen mad 8apiergeIo in
fleinen 8etrdgen. Ser @rnno Iiegt
in ben Ausii6ten auf cine tnitteIma.
Bige grnte, ben reidlid b~orbanoenen
@elomitteln uno ben ltarfen @aar-
porrdtbeu in fat allen 2~anobonfen.
SIN Oorigen Sabre berri9te cine Iol.
DIE Nohfrage nod fIeinerem @eloe,
Dab Die gunoes Negierung 6egaun.
Die groBen SLIDER ! Gertififote ein5i.
8ieben, meIde man felt Dem Sabre
1885 i'm 8erfebr nidt mebr eeIebcn
bate.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

bolton miro. @ir oIle milien, mie-
oiel 3eit mo NGiibe ole ileiBigen Do.
men in ieOem Sabre ooroui oeriuen-
oerL oieies Yicuic iiir Die 9eiuder 10
gemBreid mo fiir ole aoiie 10 er,
gebniBreid, lpie mogIid 6u geitol-
ten. Sn oieietn Sabre baben lie ibre
9e%miibunaen in oieiem getra9t nod
u%erooppelt, uno es mare cine UNDER
6eiblide llnoontborfeit uuo llnbof.
lidfeit, pollten mir Den Iobensmer-
then @ifer. Den Die luodereu 0amen
fiir cine cute Sode au Den Gag lie.
gen, niht Ourd %malienbafte 8etbei'
liguug an Dem Bicuic belobnen. Sir
unterboltung iotpie fir elm treiilid
5ubereitetes A~benoelien uno fiir er-
iriidungen 1T in msgiebiger @eiie
geioret.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
3siidsoane lit traitsatlamti.
FdDsu 4a Ga9irrnerkeltr+

Sn ben am 81. 9tug. a5gelaufeiieu
ad]t Monaten oieies Sobres tIt Ger
transotlontiide 8ofiagieroerfe6r in
g}ergIeid 81 Dem gleidea 3eita6-
idnitt 0e8 Dorigen Sabres redlt en-
6eblid 8triidge9anger. @eionoers
mn 3tpii6en0edsberfebr nad9 ben
@ereinigteu Stoaten trat oies Der
Dor, ga i'm u%rgeialr 22t,000 3tpi-
i6etOedler meniger anfamen, ais
bonn 5arnlar 6is gudOe 2(iiguit 1910.
,Sat 8eihDarts 8erfebr lit in allen
orei alaiien cine 9lbnabrae ST ner,
5adnen. Sn Der eriten @aiiiie tra'
fen mabreno Der 8eridtsperip0e 49,
$50 &eriouen Elm, nm 1868 fDeniger
ais inn @oria6re in 0et 8aueiten @a-
lite langteu t40,084 @aHogiere an.
uni 1857 fpeniger, .nrO I'M 3iDi-
i6eu0ed 521, 064 i'm 220,854 meni-
qer ais i'm 8orjabre. Sm Gerfebr
ff
nod oriiben lit beionoers in Der /.
Gajiite eina abnabme 81 ner5eiAnen
bie SO.293 8aiiogiere 0ie beuer in
oer i. @aiiite nod europa reiIten,
ith0 1882 meniger als i'm goria6re-
Sn Ser 2. @uiiite III gegen 0as gor-
iahr cine 3ltnahn1e non 1890 Yer1n-
uen ST ner5eihnen n0mlih 90143
gegen S5,343. QllId nos 3fpiidenOetf
lpeiIt cine 3intabnle ouf oenn Die
GiidfponOerung mar infol9e Der hit.
gitnitigen @eiddftsloge piel GROCER
ais i'm @oria9re. Gieier 8batia4e
lit olic9 loie geriugere @inmat0ernng
siBuidreibeu. Si oieieni Sabre req
ten 273,946 3uiiAen0edspaiiagiere
nod europe gegen 2006t7 iu Dor
ia6re, olio uni 1899 mebr. IS ba-
Cen 0entna6 sic 8ompfergeieaiaaf-
ten tpG6renO ser adt W1onate inl@er-
qleid nit 1910 cine Itarfe @in5uBe
erlitten ga 6ie 3ilna6nle Der In ait'
lider Gidfltng fa6re pOeit &aiiagiere
.Der .. Gaiiite dnO SIS 3rpiidelHOeds
sen 6eblbetrag IN sen Orei a%laiiel
ii neitlider 5abrt unO in Der i.
aDaiie IN oitlidler &ihtung midi er-
iebt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
9c0spfanSer sesem SInssease

gftf Sem 8eriudsfelOe Ser MIarine
Sci Sni0ian SeoO gelongten am Dori-
0cn 8reitog Oie 8eriuhe NIT Der
neuen 06orinefanone, Die gegen Ae,
roplane 5itr GerapenOung fommen
ioa, gltnl Ql6idluB. Die gr0Bte So
&c. bis 5u apel6er Elm @eidJoB gefeu-
ert muroe, betrltg $4,000 SUB. 90
6od lit nod ME Elm AeropIan geitie-
gen. SIN gan6en mltrOeg 80 S6iilie
a5gefeuert. Sic MarimaIb0be Fpnr-
Sc errei1t. als Oas @eidiiB IN einem
gsinGel bon s. @raO gerihtet mar
Ger SdluB ging in geraOer &ibtung
10000 SUB bod. Dann nabm oie
@eldaDinofgfeit a6 tno Oie 9uftltro-
mlitg pirfte urT 0as @eidoB elm
Is fieI III Den 8utonac, 1900 Sub
gon Ser Steae entfernt, an Der man
ieiuen san eumartet botte. SoDoBl
Die aarone mie audi ole 2afette ba-
ben a1e @rhpartungeu beirieoigt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
9tdOtiidr S%ieaigfeitcn.
samIaa. 0en 2. sspl.mblr. l9Il-
aOuertOren.

6oaeEtoren, wslhe Ia ibren 0ptrtleH
ontOridert Rno. Die Qbomementsbstrdgs
gu erbcben uuO gu qnitiisren, iiaO ioI'
gsuOs 6erren:
Sobu Bsbsr, go. sis. 6. Ell. q. N.
fir BEN 9loroohsn.
S s. 0sbmcr. 9o.95s, IA Str. 9. Is
iir Den Saooiten.
5ris alein. 2434 ga. 2ue q. N. fir
Den q. D. weitlid uou Der -.
CTR. einidIieBcio @eorsctown
unO 1toBIpu.
9auI 9olfter, 1868 80. Ctr 81 49,,
fir ben 0lorOpsten, u0roIi9 Der
S Ctr. uou aorO Gopitol bis
Is. StraBe eiui6lisBlid
qusua genoer iar @OngreB 9si99ts.
@ufGu Ssuuing fir M1t. 0tainier.
glooensburg unO lmssbang.
Ns9en 6la9ea ole ms bic uuo oa
SutOmmsn OoB ous sSournaI" uidt bis
Samfag QlbsuOs oOer erit Nlouiag5
in Die 6dnOe per 9eier tOnumt, tbetlen
mir nit, Dap bic 3eituug 8sitig senug oui
Die Qoit tommt um @amitdg morgeus
nit eriier 8oit abgeIieiett 8u weroen.
Ulou beidwege ia prompt bel Den
6srrn grisftrdgsru. gsi @ieoerbO.
lungen bitten MIR um 9la9vi@t per Sc.
IepbOu ODER 9Oittaie.
@rssbsuf
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

~ Man peridume nidt, iid ben
IA. September 8. S. ais ben Gag
Dor5umerten an neldem man iid
BEL Dem @aIiermeIonen : Set i'm
GrogeIdoB Der goncoroia : Stride.
Gde Der 90. mo 6 StroBe. R..8.
8eigen mill. Ger Gintritt 81 BEN
eigenortieen SET, fir peIdes Elm
Iebr emiiges Gomite inter Srn. ISM
g. Serbit eroBe Anltrengunger
madt, fOItet nur 10 Gents.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
@fae0enf
Der berans9ebe r.

@err SenrD Sitter, Der be-
fannte 8lumenb1n0ler BON Scr. 1920
Conn. ape., pflegt NIT ieiner Benob-
lin Der Gu6e mo Grboltnng in Ocean
Gitg.
Ger n@fn0borit Club"
miro ieinen 0eutiden Gag am 3.
lrno 4. 0ftober in Ser ct. M}arDs
SaIle 10 groBartig wie moglid fei-
errl.
Serrnno Srau Gbos. 8 SO.
gier, BON Scr. Gil Goit @ap-9tr., ha.
ben itd am 9ienitog 5u einem mebr-
m06igeu @rbolnngsuufeutbalt naA
9ltlantic @itp 6egebeu.
Sr. So. 6. 6reitag, Ser nod
unbemeibte Sobn oes befannten &e=
italrrateurs @p. 8. 5reitog, BON ger-
218 9euute 5traBe, 0.-@1 meilt
our Sommerfriide III GoloniaI8eu4
Ole Serren ISM. 8auoer,
@rnit Qoffler uno 9D. 90. Sennige
BADEN nit Dem Gampfer ugieip Am.
Iter0Qm" Ser Soqano ; 2inie onE
9ienitag BON SEEM g)orf aus cine
Guropareiie ongetreten.
Sn Ser 6amiIie oes Serrn
Bruno Saffran bot Der 6tor4 8ur
8reuoe aller 6amiIiemnitglieoer 5u-
NAL oes @roBpapa SenrD 8. Sreitag
an Ser 91eunten StraBe, am %.
9(uguIt Elm Nldoden a6geIiefert.
Sr. @. q. GngeL Der befannte
Sotelier nno &egelbabn6eiiber lit an
DienItag nit Dem 9ampfer oGaiier
gSil6elm Ser 3meite4 bon ieiner
DelltIdlanoreiie mieOer nod gteip
yorf uno an oenlielben Gage nadl
@oibington 5uriidgefe6rt. Seine
@emablin uno feline 0rei ainoer lieB
er IN Berlin 3uriid.
Ger oeutf9 omerifani.
Il e gongreBmanit @lIitao 9iiiter-
mann, Sem BEL Sen leBten @abiea
Ieioer einige menige Stimmeu STR
@ieoerpabl fq6lten, lit init Dem
.Sapag~ : 3ampfer o&aiIeriu 9(ugil-
1ta0, Ser am 5amitag in Seem Yorf
Iauoete, nit ieirler @emaGlilt BON eli
ner ~l1ngeren GunOreiie Olrd0 ertld-
lanO 5uriidgefebrt.
Serr @eorge S. Seller
unterbra6 lein eifri9es 9eien 0es
.Soltrnals~ geiterlt, nm uaierem ge-
ridterItatter nit einem pergniigiea
S6mun3eln BON Dem fetten Shmei1
Su er5dblen, meIdes er fir Ous groBe
G{ien am nGditen W1ontag ueim oeut-
Iden @aiIenbaus Bicnic ~lebenOig
qmqfauft bot. IS lit Dies ser erlte
g9inf, ben mir baben, mas Oas fiir
einen Sdn1ous geben miro. Die So
men oes 5raiien ? SilfsOereins lia0
a~Qeroings iebr emiig, uber lie ar6ei-
ten Iebr gebeimniBpoil, poralts man
alf iebr umfailenOe gor6ereitnngeit
fir elm edit oeutides Set i6lieBen
0arf.
Ger amerifaner peradtet
feline geationalitGt, oagegen nber nit
ooaem Redt Iolde, Die iih iDrer gsa-
tionolitat ldGnen unO 0ieielbe per
Ieuanen. @er in einem amerifanl-
iden @el6aft frei uno often erflart,
oaB er unf @rlino elmer an8eige i'm
.@aibington Sournal4 fomnlt, lda-
cigt oaour6 feineswegs iein Arle-
ben, Ieiltet ober ser 8eitung eilteft
4tnih1hhnrpn Q~iphpsAipngt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

@biIipp s-friiber tuor
Boiier iein Clement, oenn er Der.
ltono, es in Bier 5u pertponoeIn
.iebt lift 5euer ieiu Clement. benin
er Iiefert SoI8 uno aobIen oofiit
diebe andeige.)
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

Qy Sam. 6. 0faub, oeiien @e-
Iddft Iid in Scr. 318 Gdte StraBe
befinoet, lit Ser bette aorf-Uiann in
Der Staot.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

Semono fam elm gutter 9giirger
ieines 9looptippoterlanoes iein ur0
ooh nit inniger 9ie6e uno Singe0-
ing an Sprade, Siiten uno @eb1lt'
den Oes 2anoes ieincr gdter bdngen.
Sic 0eutihe 3eitnn8 lit sic 8riide
3miideu ser olten nn0 Der ueilen
@eimat5 per Elm gutter 0eltlhame.
rifoner ieiu miql miro oa5n iebet,
6aB 0ieielbe niht berfane.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

36fItd i9medt uaO sut betOmmt
Mnniqn unb aud 4DiamOnb1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
OFFICER
4 POLYGAMIsT
Henry W. Long, COrnered, Admits
That He Has Too Many
Wives by Two.
Lon Thur.aay,a AdvtrlI.er. !

HhhhN-A"H
Policeman Henry W. Long was ar
rested yesterday morning on charge
Of polygamy His bail was set at
$500, but he could not find anyone with
that much money to bail him out
District Attorney Breckous received
some information to the effect that
Long had been married more than once,
and acting on this he had Long hailed
before him. He questioned him very
closely, and at length he admitted that
the district attorney had been correctly
informed with regard to the allegation.
According to Leng he has wife living
in Ellsville, Mississippi, and since his
marriage with her, he has gone through
the form of marriage with two other
women, one of whom is now living in
Honolulu.
Long married on November ., 1904,
Miss Cora Walters, in Ellsville, Mis-
sissippi. For four years they lived to-
gether, and during that time three chill
dren were born. On the fourth ami
versary of their marriage, he left her.
Two HlOHbHS lhJtT nc mdIIleu again IN
Longview, Texas.
His wife heard that he had gone
through the marriage ceremony with a
second woman, and she Immediately in
stituted proceedings for bigamy against
him. The name of the second woman
has not been made known. The trouble
started in regard to this illegal mar
riage, caused him to leave the district
very quickly. For some inexplicable
reason the charge was not pressed, and
he came here as an enlisted man. He
arrived here some years ago, and served
his time.
Shortly after his discharge, he Joined
the local police force, and on November
. of last year, he married Caroline Rob-
inson of Honolulu. A child was recent.
| ly born to them.
Commissioner Davis fixed the bail at
| $500, but Long was unable to name
anyone willing to act as security for
him, and he had to 90 to the territorial
Jail for the night.
Longs military and police records
are good, and naturally the charges
against him provoked astonishment. He
is noticeable man, for he is very tall
being over six feet in height. He and
Constable Swift are the only haoles on
the local force.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
LOCAL ARMY OFFICER
DISCOVERS A FAULT.
Reverse of Signal May Mean an
Opposite Order in the
Wigwag Code.

Are the new infantry drill regula-
tions, recently issued, and just receiv
ed by the local forces, faultyS
One army officer has found a serious
defect in one section of the book,
which is about quarter of the size
of the old Upton s Tactics which had
the right of way up to twenty years
ago, when the Oldtime Springfield was
used and "Support Arms was one
of the fancy movements in the manual
of arms,
This defect is in that portion which
refers to troops on the skirmish of an
advanced line, at which time, if they
should need supports, soldier would
wigwag to the reserves. There are
wigwag signals which have been boil.
ed down until A represents certain
demand upon the reserves; has an
other important meaning. A is spelled
out in numerals. That is, the wigwag-
ger, with his flag at vertical, drops 1t
first over to his left and then to his
right and up to vertical,
Those are not the exact movements
of the flag but they suffice to illustrate
the point. This, in wigwag parlanee,
may be 81, ., l." for instance. The
wigwagger stands facing to the rear.
a, for instance, may mean, Send up
supports. The wigwag man in the
rear replies, facing the skirmish line,
but to those who are behind him the
numerals are read in reverse order, and
they might spell "Chargel"
What then9" asks the officer.
At first blush, be believes he has
discovered a defect, and yet it took
years of careful study on the part of
a board of officers to compile those reg
ulations. However, the officer who il
expected TO become proficient in drill
and in field maneuvers, has looked
ahead and believes he has found O
defect, which, if 30, would have fatal
results to body of troops, for two
distinct and Numerically opposed or
ders would be displayed.
| At headquarters the other day Il copy
OF the new regulations was being shown
around An officer produced a worn
and battered copy of Ilardee's Tactics
as a contrast, the work being issued IN
1867, or "befo de wRh. - llardee went
over TO the cOnfederacy, but his tactics
were the tactics Of the Union army NJ
well as the southern forces. Hardee =
name was removed from future publ
cations and that Of tho commanding
general substituted. A Civil War veter
an wonld hardly recognize UptOn's and
the new infantry regulations, but h'
knew HaTdee'S by heart,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
HONEYMOON PARTY
CIRCLES OAHU IN
DRIFTING BARK
(FrOm Thursday 5 Advertiser.l

(From Thursdays Advertiser.)
Drifting, drifting, over the bound,
ing wave, +" is the lament of Captain
Nelson and the passengers aboard the
American bark r., p Rithet, which
left Honolulu harbor on Tuesday for
San Francisco, for after drifting around
the island of Oahu, she was only eight
miles abeam the Diamond Head light
last evening and at that time it APP
peared she would drift through the
channel and be Off port again. The
first thirty-six hours sailing of the
Rithet is almost like man walking in
a circle in a snow storm.
The Rithet is sailing with very little
cargo, and she has practically no bal
last and the vessel will not sail easily
under such conditions against head
winds, The Diamond Head lookout re-
ported last evening that the Rithet was
slowly drifting and was then gradually
moving down the channel.
The passengers on the vessel include
the captain IS bride, her mother and
sister and two or three Others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
PROMINENT MEN AT
MINING CONGRESS

CHICAGO, Illinois, October 24.-The
fourteenth annual session of the Amer
lean mining congress began today.
The government g policy in connection
with the opening of the Alaska coal
lands will be a feature.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher, who
has just returned from Alaska, is ex-
pected to have something important to
say concerning the outlook for develop
ment of that Territory.
The session will be attended by Pres
ident Taft, who heads the list of speak
ers: Secretary Fisher, John Hays
Hammond, President Bush, of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad; Joseph A.
Holmes, director of the bureau of
mines; Martin d. Foster, chairman of
the house committee on mines and
mining; Governors spry, of Utah, and
Sloan, of Arizona, besides an excep-
tional array of authorities on the per
picking problems Of the mining indus
try,
An effort will be made az the con.
ventiOn 10 bring TO the attention of
the nation 3 lawmakers the enormous
waste of the country mineral re-,
sources. The waste OF coal In the
States where fuel II being extensively
mined will be particularly emphasized
and the federal government nsked to
prevent continuance Of the loss,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
INSULTS WIFE AND
STABs THE HUSBAND

Frank swynkas, Chilean. Is Ia the
Queen Hospital and dardino, a Fill
Pine, is In jail aa result Of quarrel
over the formers wife, yesterday
afternoon, at four o. eloek, in "a teno-
ment nt the corner Of Queen and Rich.
ards streets,
swynkas Is suffering from bad
gauh in the loft cheek. caused hy a
kepn,edRed knife welded by tho Fili
pino, but unless blood poisoning aeta
in, the wound h nor considered danger
Qua. According ~ lho witnesses, Nancy
smith sad hfsefeH snynhnH, aafdino
bad called ihs latter "nlggnr iu
fhe pfrnenee Vt hef husband and ihia
started iHr trouble
0afdinn .Hflled sRFuhHs outside sod
Hshrd him n hs asuisd ip fBhi ana
iha flllaan anaNffef ~ nHlnH hHfk
Afn HnlfH Mhfn lr famn sHi iha
ilAHHa aiHfa 10 bloc HHd fnanenf a
tni eHiai fhr hghi ~ ihs fn' Aios
NsidHg 30 VA ttfe ftNasi iu ihf
alff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27

Thefe u 80 neee6uiiy u your being
Qnuianily aunoyeq ~ q ilekllna ~
~ ihroaf, Hhieh Keeps yeu eepabiRg
ua alflana sous sleep nnd Feaf a
asf ~ iHo ~ OhRmhsTlalna Congh
aiHe8f Hlll go re phlegm ahleh j.
y fanse n tAa trouble hna floal W.
alnIe0af8 lHlH ~ Half ~ all astl
heatla sniil 4 % "a naeell
: libaau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
REPORTED IN REBEL HANDS
ROYALTY READY TO ESCAPE TO NORTH
Martial Law in Pckins-.-AssembIy Demands
Minister'S DiSmissaI---RebeIs Are
Nearing Shanghai

Especial shinpO Copyrighted BY
The Advertiser All Rights ResorvOd)
October 9pkng martial law and the city Of Canton,
great Of
rcvouonts Practically China the continued
marching without serious
opposition the China
the Kg the capital the Province Of fe
defending being Picking
yellow within miles OF
border Of the Province of Chilli the capital province
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
ARMY OFFICERS MAKE
REMARKABLE FLIGHT

nlHrHHsh NOknOg Ylrelnh Oe
iul'el ca a umafkahlr frsf sas 81
fomfllshea yesterday alsa ileplsuRni.
20 snn Hni fHNeia madr ihf inp be-
fateA ilm peso aff iAf $50 M Anha
lHiH HHftleHd In an arHliaHH
go flmf NJ ~ alHlH sai 500 boHn
aHl inffff fHfft mInHirE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
NANSLAUGHTER VERDICT
IN INABA MURDER CASE

BAN FRANCISCO, October "a.
first oaieef Smith, Of the bark Ma.
awei, was convicted Of manslaughter
o the superior court here yesterday.
Or the murder Of the eabinboy, d Jap.
neHe hY the name ~ inaha, Aarng
BIO voyage from Australia 70 THE pofi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
FEDERAL EXPERTS
TO Be HERE SOON

aAh PRARpl#eO. pfioher 30 Dr
RppfH illue. ato eill hf ihe SEA- fpi.
nal aanHhu fpfu fnf ~ TerHim5
nf llsTaH, hnd ia "a 81 Aefaf. Nha
80. iafs iAf uNIfa ~ 'iaHln Hnlf
~ Afa1 N fha lHlHH hfaiH lfIgIH1
lakfsi faleH HHilHH iHaff all hhIl
~ asHa.lia ~ hHtfHhff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
.PERRET DEPLORES
KNOCKERS ACTIVITY
volcanoIOgist Finds That Homo
lulu DetractOrs Persist in Very
Foolish Policy.
(Mail Special to The Advertiser. J

(Mall Special to The Advertiser.)
HILo, October 23.-Next Friday
Professor Perret. the volcano expert,
will leave for Honolulu. whence he Will
90 back to Italy to resume his studies
of Vesuvius. He will probably go by
way of the Orient. Before leaving, on
November 10, he will deliver lecture
at Honolulu ON his findings at Kilauea.
Professor Perret does not expect to re-
turn to Hawaii for at least two years,
and it is not certain that he will come
even then. Much depends on the de-
velopment of the ASSOCIATION which has
been formed to further the study of
the volcano.
Professor Perret was in Hilo last
week and stated that the lava in the
pit was gradually rising. He had OBJ
served rise over week ago, but did
not wish to say anything about it, as
this might be merely a slight and iso-
lated one, which would not indicate
general rising tendency. Now, how
ever, the rise has been occurring fairly
gradually for some time, and while it
is by no means certain that it will
continue, it is a hopeful indication.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27
Reducing Panic pangers.

The question of installing inclined
corridors in the new schools instead of
staireases has been mentioned to Sup
erintendent Pope, and a plan of this
method of ingress and egress has been
submitted to him. lie was nOn-eom-
initial on the subject, as. so far he has
not had an opportunity to see one in
use, or look into the matter in any
practical way.
1t is represented that the inclined
corridor il much safer in times of fire
than the stars, for with the corridor
it il eontended that the children can
leave quicker, and there is no danger
of tripping and bringing number of
Others down on top of fallen ones.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-27

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Nhafl|ng Nfai fiffirIH A hlF
iItHr irHflhfHi hpasIaF fanF pmeaHt
$50 NlaNH ~ aHd IA ihf &c. HtIth
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