The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-20
Shipping And Waterfront News
mom1 Irmgon Pge Five

operating in the establishment of a
salmon hatchery near Sacramento BY
Matching them there, and releasing
them near tide water, it is expected
that the loss of the young fish will
be lessened.
George Johnson, a prominent Mason,
died in San Francisco while the Grand
Lodge was holding its annual session
few squares from his home.
Colonel Bryant, discharged Califor-
MIA state dairy inspector, intends to
prefer charges against M. T. Fretas,
president of the bureau. He brought
charges of underweight butter against
a firm of which Freitas is part owner
Fred Springman, formerly mail-col-
lector of Washington, was found muir
dered in barn near his home in Mary
land. A farmland is suspected of the
murder.
! Jim Lee, a Chinese merchant of
Prescott, Arizona, was captured at the
San Francisco dock. He claimed to
be Joe Fee from Philadelphia, but the
trademarks of Prescott hatters and
tailors proved him to be the alleged
forger wanted by the Prescott bank.
/ E. A, Nerescheimer, a New York
millionaire, has quit the theosophicaI
headquarters at PIT. Iona, California,
presided over by Katherine Tingley.
He was devoted member of the So
ciety for ten years and gave up $780,
900 during that time-then woke up.
The wife of Geo. Randolph Chester,
author of the Get-Rich-Quick Walling-
ford stories, has sued for divorce.
A tidal wave buried the port of Gu
aymas, Mexico. Many lives were lost
and considerable damage done by a
terrific hurricane which came up sud-
=, denly at night.
William Rockefeller has reached the
continent with his physician after hur-
:, rying through London. He is said to
be a very sick man.
1t is rumored that Viscount Chinda,
Japanese ambassador to Germany, will
succeed Viscount Uchida at Washing
> ton, the latter returning to Toxic to
= become minister of foreign affairs.
. The United States District Court of
% California has decided that the Pacific
l., Mail steamship company is RESPONSE
u BILE to the extent of $4,000 for the loss
~ of cargo when the Acapulco was
wrecked.
i" Lord Strathcona, high commissioner
49, of Canada, who is 81 years old, is
~ seriously i'll in London.
Hampton's magazine, which recently
combined with the Columbian maya
Ell zine, is now in the receivers hands.
il, y1yo,+or,, r,on,o+ers aro unab1e IN qe
H. 100000 in Wall Street to develop yer,
re- valuable ore properties. The Stee
no Trust, it is said, has blocked ever
effort to secure the money necessar
'er to put the deal through.
IN, w A. Hartman, son of the late raj
60, road builder, has been appointed fresf
man crew coach at Yale
The barkentine S. N. Castle, eleve
u udS ONGluuG llOlll dhlNlJ heto JNoS -
I rived at San Diego, California.
The Krupp Company of German
has lost four suits brought against tn
Midvale Steel Company of Philade
bo phia to restrain the latter from il
on fringment of patents for process
.bo manufacturing armor plate. This is
oid decision of worldwide Importance.
on President-elect Madero of Mexic
o+- has promised protection to Gener
INF Reyes if he will return to his cou
or try, which he hurriedly left to say
aae his life. He is now residing in Sa
am Antonio, Texas.
The mayor of Bremerton, Washin
the ton, has resigned his position to go
COO Stanford University with his daughte
mn. He is well educated, wealthy, but b
in lieves that knowledge is the create
asset a man can have-and he wan
- more of it.
The Colorado River has risen to su,
~. point that it burst its banks, al
~ flooded thousands of acres of ]
I claimed land in Arizona. The Calift
,r0 MIA side of the river seems to be sa
from floods.
'u" Geo. H. Parker obtained $4,000
from the sale of stock in the Unit
Des Wireless Telegraph Company and {
propriated the money for his own u
ues This may ruin Reno. A Neva
ARA Judge has ruled that he will not gra
cost divorces if either one of the part
to the suit have "affinities."
cru Harvard's new library is to cost
inns 100000 and will hold 100000 volum
eace -S-.s
aith THE TERM "TEEToTAL."
oral Friday last, the Glasgow Herald