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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
PUBLIC PERFORMANCES AT
FORT LEAvENW0RTH END

L5AVENWoRTT. Kan. Dec. 4--Inves-
tigaton today into the finding OF re-
volvers and dynamite hidden In the yard
OF the United States penitentiary at Fort
Leavenworth led the officials to believe
that the cpnvlcts for whom the weapons
were intended had planned 10 escape next
Tuesday night, when a vaudeville per-
formanee was to have boon given IN the
prison chapel. Hundreds of men and
women from. Leavenworth would have
been present. er
II rs believed that the plan OF the con-
vlcts was TO hold up" the audience and
force the women to shield the plottora
mul they could get to the main door OF
the prison and escape
It would appear from what has been
disclosed that there Is no lack Of means
OF Communication between the convlcts
and the outside world. & number OF ex-
convicts are suspected of having assisted
In the plan OF escape.
Public performances at the prison have
been ordered discontinued as result of
tho discovery OF the plot
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
GnNERNNlENr NnrIrEs

GOVERNMENT SAi.E INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title Gvcn--the unanoted
lands Of the ChOctRw and Chickasaw Ma
tons Of the Five Civilized Tribes IN OK.
Ilnhoma. and not including the coat and
timber segrCRatione. will be sold at pub
Tic auction 20 the highest bidder az tho
loloWlug terms, times and places at not
less than the minimum price stated in
tho advertisement; Grady county. Chick
ashV. 5N trRcts. $3.50 acres, November
81 10 a. stephens county. Duncan, 80
!rhSeis $50 acres November; 6. 81
Jefferson county, Ryan. '7Os, tracts. 1900
Acres,, November .. 10, II. Love county,
Mariottp. So tracts, M,5oO acres. Novem'
Der ~ IL. Is, 10 Carter county Ardmore-
~, ", Y, 81; Murray county sulphur, So
tracts, 5000 acres, November "a ~; CAT
WIN county, Pauls Valley, 6al travis. @.tO0
apnes, November g. -, ~; McClaln
December I, =; Pontotoc county. Ada, 800
tracts, 1850 acres, December T. g, g.;
Jdhnson county, Tishomlngo. b6t tracts,
81 se9 acres December Z, s. ?; Marshall
country MRdill, 2I9 tracts. $500 acres,
December III Bryan county, Duraht. 5Os
tracts, $500 acres. December ~, 49, Atoka
county, Atoka, l,S09 tracts. $4,000 acres
99es,sseer Y, Is, le' U.s. y; Coal county,
/ toRlKRte, CO.. tracts $4,000 acrCs,l Decem-
boftI1- ~ W; hughes county, Celviu, 4g7
traetS HO,iN acres, December 26 "a, Pitts
burg COUNTY MoAlester. 1850 tracts, 49,
100 aetest December Is, - So l9il; Janu-
tractsot 80 so acres, January 3, 4; fatimer
county,, Wilburton. l9i tracts, 1900 acres
January 8 Lefloro county Poteau. N5
tracts, 2i,pO acres, January 6, PushnnR-
tahA county, Autlers 6ii tracts, 62,000
acres, January 5. 2, 10: Choctaw county,
| Hugo. sol tracts, 1850 acres January H.
II, Is; McCurtain county, Idabell ms
tracts, bq,b0O acres. January IL 10, A.. u.s.
lsls Not moro than l60 acres CT agri-
cultural and go acres of other lands will
be sold to one person In any enc nation
minimum valuation OF $500 or more per
ACRE, Terms are % per cent at the time
or sale, y per cent in twelve months
and 80 per cent In two years, with per
cent interest Payments must be made
In tho form OF draft or certified chook.
Upon full payment being made az any
time deed viii issue immediately after
approval OF sale certificate of purchase
Will Issue and possession ho given. but
for minerals thereon Will not be per-
price, Right IN reserved To reject any or
all bids! For information apply to the
Commissioner TO the Five Civilized Tribes,
Muskogee, Oklahoma, or any OF the Dis
triet Agents as to lands within their re-
spective districts. Lists os these lands
have bean prepared by counties, showing
the terms OF sale, tho description OF the
various tracts and minimum price. II
Will DO impractiCable to furnish each In
qulrer all of these lists. and Il IL sug-
gested that persons desiring such intor-
nation specify the locality In which they
are interested. Blue prints OF the various
Counties showing the location OF the land
TO be sold will bo furnished upon appli-
cation to the undersigned upon the pay
form OF draft or postal money order.
III. @. WRIGHT, Commissioner 10 the
Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee. Okla.
homa. August !, 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN GLoVK3.L
Chief QuarterInaster's OFFICE Federal
Building, Chicago, ILL.,, November g. 1911 -.
Sealed proposals. In tripncate. subject to
the usual conditions win be received hero
until II o. clOck, A, M, December 81 1911
ana then opened, for furnishing and De
llyc1ng al either the Chicago or Phila-
delphia Depot q the Quartef1naster's
Department: 5000 pairs. Olive Drab
Wooden Gloves; subject 10 increase OF
not 90 exceed 50eo, n desired by this pa.
partment, Right Is reserved TO reject
or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Preference viii be given
to articles Of domestic manufacture. ooD-
ditiona OF quality and price tlnoiuding
IN the price OF foreign productions or
manufactures the duty thereon) being
equal standard sample can bs seen, and
specifications. blanks for proposals and
full information will DO furnished upol
application at this office. Envelopes 'con-
tanning proposals TO he Endorsed rPrO-
posals for Wooden Gloves, to be opened
December 8, l9li."-Col. Jno, L. Clen
Chief Quartermaster.
Sq-i0 1i-I'--r--r
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
-.iMANrEn-Tn RENT

FAMILY of four seeks hieh-class board.
INK place; must be- suitable Tor cultured
people ncighborhQud and house must be
high-clNss; near West FNrnam ST. Nd
dress - GO care Ree,1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
PLEADS FOR
NATIONAL CONSCIENCE

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. i.-presl-
the Junior order OF American Mechanics,
pleaded for the development OF a national
conscience as sensitive as the conscience
or the individual members OF the com
Thunity. The president said that II one
man could coIfimit a lgnchihs there would
be fewer OF them; but three OF four hun
dred men banded together seem TO lose
their conscieuces. An,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

AUCTION or SCHOOL. LAND.
Notice Is hereby given that ON the 18th
day OF December, 1911, at 1 o'clock p. m I,
AZ the office OF the county treasurer OF
Douglas county the commissioner OF
public lands and buildings, or his au-
thorized representative. VIII offer for
LEASE at PUZZLE auction all educational
lands within said county upon which for
feipre OF contracts has been declared,
AZ follows:
NeA neh neH, mex nwl neA S6-15-9,
Thomas Murray.
Fractional swA neN swh 16-1s-lS, Ida
A. Jorgenson. ..,
Commissioner OF Public Lands and Build
inEs.
Dated November Is. 1911. N2i-2sD6
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
ALFONSO AND AUNT IN ROW
King Defied by Infanta Eulalie
When He Reprimands Her.
WRITES TREATISE ON MORALITY
Royal AathOr Holds that woman is
In Principle the Equal of Man and
would Have Her Become
COusbOratOr In work.

PARIS, Dec. 4--The Temps prints thC
particulars OF right royal row between
King Alfonso OF Spain and his aunt.
Infanta Eulahe, a princess with bold and
unconventional views The infanta, who
resides In Paris, today received the fol-
lowing telegram from King Alfonso,
dated from the palace at Madrid Decem-
Der 2;
II am Astonlshed TO learn from news
papers that you have published a book
under the name OF Countess Avils. I
suppose this will cause great sensation.
order YOU to suspend publication until
have taken cognizance OF the contents
and give my permission TO publish"
To this telegram Infanta EulRlle re-
piled as follows:
II am greatly .astonlshed that my book
should be judged without being read IL
Is thing that could only happen In
spain. Never having n liking for. court
life from which have always held my
self aloof. take this opportunity TO send
you my adieux. For after this proceed
ing, which IL worthy of the lnquisition
consider myself, 80 far as my private
life is concerned, free to act as deem
M "
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

| THREE adults and A-year-old want
completely furnished apartment. Please
/ do not reply unless neighborh0od and all
| else qualities for refined people; West
Farnam district Address G. $50, care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05


FOlS SALE-1.AND BUYERS SPEC
UlAr0RS-GN Este RS Attn N'ffON-
FINE STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH
OR TOWNSJTE MD Z SUBDIVISION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on a LIFE
NOR sAL,E-$asO acres between Los
siigeles, l1aQ.00Q) and san Diego t600OOJ
all fenSed., 800 ftt eieva ton, only miles
from the Coast best climate ON earth
frostless;ss part valley land with water
obtalnable at from q TO 10 It., also rum
ming water and several springs on the
tract; has beeR used as a stock and
grain ranch by owner for many years
stock now ON place fat on wild oats
about 1900 acres cultivated; adapted to
general crops ana fruit; entire ranch is
fenced, and there II a large farm house
several small houses, dairy house, wind
mill and tank, water pipod TO house
etc, land no better N as good, several
miles further inland Is now being sold In
tracts Of 5 acres and up at from SIS to
$3.50 per acre this land Is under option
and can be sold at $500 per acre: SS0,OlO
cash balance In yearly payments at
GO. II you have the money. or can get
IL. INVESTIGATE AT ONCE. Every
word here stated Is true; consider what
this land WIN be worth In 5 years. Elk
positions under way at San Francisco and
ished and millions OF dollars being eN-
pended by Uncle sam and Los Angeles
for Harbor improvements and Fortified
tions people are coming by thousands
who want small ranch homes, THE
TIME TO BUY Is NOW.
VIM j. WEI .SHANS, Exclusive Agent.
25S7 Fast Sd St, Los Angeles. Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
.r... REAL. ESTATE
FARM y UANCH LAND ron SALE
british Columbia,

MY knowledge OF land on unCompletcd
Grand Trunk can make on. Quick profits
Frank Crawford. &aadi6mcr street, Van
CpuNer, or Omaha" ..,.s..s
We SIN have q few cnuiee farms left
about S.to. 6 miles from Fort George, the
coming metropolis OK central British Co
lumba.
over 1900 aerOs OF this choice land
alUag thestlinc 6f sthe Grand Trunk Pa
cific railroad sold in omaha alone on
short notce. f'' Z q sA.... i,
n n Interested in a safe, ana pfofitable
SiIlveAtrntpt, calico w-,te a. ,Meyet, f1is-
taet, sales Agent. ~'6tc Paxton = BIDS
Omaha Neb ~ w.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

~ THE easiest way 10 find a buyer for
your farm IL TO insert a small want ad
I'm the Dos Moines Capital. Largest cir
culatlon in the state OF Iowa. 5000 daily.
The Capital Is read by and believed IN by
the standpatters OF Iowa. who simply re-
fuse to permit any other paper In their
homes. Rates. l cent a word Il day; 81. Is
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital Des Molnes, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
CHILD KILLED WHEN BELT
ON POWER MACHINE BREAKS

DIES MONIES. Dec, tine Syear-
old son OF r. r. Kemp OF this cit,
was killed tonight when the belt on
machine In the powerrho0se broke. oruaS
ing his skull, t
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
For Rent
Brick House

49, ~. o-LoOlll SOLeosel me req =. ~, 5o44
REDUCED rent on and Groom cot
tage; one all modern except heat; on car
line; 5000 and SIG per month; good condi-
ton. Phone Douglas 56s7
ROOMS, modern, except heat; conve-
nient to car, church and school; modern
steel range, also gas range and handsome
kitchen cabinet 3006 Pratt St
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
OFFERED FOR SALE


RENT an oliver typcwritcJ. from the
Oliver Typewriter Co. DOUGLAS sel9.
FOR SALE -- New and secondhand
Carotn and pocket billiard tables and
lures OF all kinds. easy payments Tho
brunswick- Balke-Coll andcr Co, i0i-iH s.
10th St
FOR SAI.E--Twe scholarships i'm tho
Omaha Conmerciei college and one in
Boyles college. Business Office, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Colorado.

100 ACRES, we'll improved. siS miles
from town, y mile 10 school. fine neigh
bCrhood. good rich deep soil: this IL a
choice quarter section; price Sl2 per acre
for quick cash deal. Gilliland and Wood
side willard COL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Illinois.

FOR SALE Chicken ranch, SlA acres;
plenty Of fruit and peaches; good build
lpgs; location central Illinois; for par
uculars write Laurons, Iowa, Route 3,
BOX IL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
rN Y 8d6,E OPPORTUNITY

IS ROOMS, ALL MODERN.
We have a two-apaftment house. con-
tanning IL rooms, two bath rooms seven
bed rooms, with paror. dining room and
kitchen in each apartment, with new
plumbing and good heating plant
This property IS too large for personal
owner and Il is a splendid propositIon for
some one who -Nyill buy II and divide IL
into four three7roOm apartments Owing
TO the arrangement Of the house this
pense and when completed the apart-
ments VIII rent for $25 each The bIver
can live in one apartment. rent the rest
home. ~.
The building is well built and in eooa
conditions only thirteen minutes ride TO
the center OF the city one block from the
Dodge street car line ana in good resi-
THE NUMBER IS 2si9
n. 2OTH ST.
It is Just north Of Ohio ON the FLOR
ence Blvd. A good six or seven-roonn
modern house VIII be taken IN exchange
az the right price This proposition IS
NORRIS 4 MARTIN
900 Bee Bldg. Doug. 427O. A-427o.
FOR SALE-i'wo gopd 6-rbom houses
entirely new and nodern gas electricity,
laundry, furnace, etc; easy terms See
-. w SNYDER 1862 5, 18th st. PHONE
FOR sAlsE-Cleap CITY lct, 5JxIld, can
An eight-room strictly
modern house Ia KOuntze ..t
Place. iarge lot barn; paved q.
street, ~ III trade equity for
goDd lots ,-,.... .,,g
GALLAGHER & Is-ELsON..J taa.
$50 branded Bldg. b. ~.
douglas 1859. A.-. ~ I-', -4-'
go z 4 ~ r1f 4
COTTAGE AND Ten LOIS y777T
$3.50. $3.50 cash. balance Ike rent, buys
good o-room cottage and 10 nice lQts-
almost "A little farm. Convenient 10
Omaha car linesand city school In Council
Bluffs a good home and good invsst-
MCGEE REAL ESTATE, co. a.
l05 Pearl St, Council Bluffs,
ACnEAGE feOH SALE. ~
i5-ACRE TRACT "a
Five miles Of Council Blutfs NIcs.
smooth upland. all in cultivation; suit
able for any purpose. No buildings, but
good building site Nothing like Il near
either city At the pTice--tl. $50: $3.50 cash.
balance long time al per cent :
MGEE REAL ESTATE co
100 Pearl 81, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Louisiana,

TAKE notice." Louisiana oranges
on the Omaha market why pay $3.50 to
92b0 per acre for California land when you
can buy q choice 20 or 40-acre fruit and
alalfa farm I'm the Highlands of Louis
lana, only''3 or miles from town and
railroad. for from SIS TO t75 per acre. on
easy terms The Highlands OF Louisiana
are equal to the best land in California
because no Irrigation is required We
have inspected the land and will be
pleased to tell you about Il. Call or write
Louisiana Fruit Farm Co.. $40 Paxton
Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
The Last straw.

In communicating the kilograms to the
Temps the infahta declared vehemently
that after the treatment of her son. who
had shown great patriotic devotion In
fighting in Morocco without the slightest
recognition, this was the last straw. She
had given orders for the sale OF all her
estates IN Spain, she said. and would
henceforth live In the strictest privacy
IL shall be much happier" said the
princess. for I can keep my personal
ity"
While the book to which King Alfons
takes exception and which bears In,
title ''The Thread OF Life" has the name
OF Countess Avila on the title page, the
preface in which the author takes tho re-
sponslbility for the Views expressed, Is
signed "Eulalle Infanta OF spain" The
work II written in French. IL ID sort OF
dlscursive, independent treatise on moral
ty. The chapter headings include such
subjects as "The Principal Cause OF Hap
piness." The Development OF VIII
Power" Complete independence OF
Women" for the princess Is radical
feminist; Equality OF Classes by Edu-
cation. Religion and Marriage"
MorRiiEing of "A Princess.
The royal moralist makes determined
onslaught on the traditionalists. She is
In favor OF divorce, but thinks II should
be "a law based on Justice not as often
happens. on taolt agreement covering
lust"
The princess holds that woman in pr!n-
clple is the equal OF man and insists that
she should become the useful oollabor-
ator, without ,ceaslng TO be the generous
companion Of man in the joys and labor
OF life.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Runway TIME CARD.


chicago Great western
ChicaEo Bimitcd.....a $3.50 pm ..........,.
Twin city Llnitcd....a $685. pm 7:4s am
Twin city Express, "a S;4b am SEQ pm
Chicago Express. ........s. a 3:h pm
Local Passenger ...."so'5I6 pm ....."....
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Kansas.

JUST LIKE A GOLD MINE.
fine irrigated farm for sale; write
me for statement OF annual income and
further Information. The price and terms
are right Travis w. Benjamin, st. Fran
cla. Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Minnesota.

FOR sALE--2OO acres; good buildings
Will sell less; inclose stamp. James
Johnson. owner, Bruno, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
RoR sAIE OR EXCHANGE

WE exchange properties Of merit {. w,
Welsh. Sls-l3 O. ~ Bk. BIDS Doug. 1855
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
Joining Grand Island, would like mcr.
chandisc. Wm. r. Walters. Grand Is!
land, Nch
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
WANTED--TO MY

sd.hand soods. KiesoN.ioiso center. r. seel.
FIIRSS hames Fair GO. 200 n. lStn.
omaha Wo buy all kinds OF raw
fTs; pay hgh pricesi Bive ius a trial.
NONE scarcely realisea what Keen pleas
ure can be derived from Il visit TO TIC
American theatar Aftcr - hard day :
Selby, fSCS paveniiort st. viii como 20
The Dec office within three DAYS we viii
give him an order fer n pair OF thepter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

webster btntiOn--10th ana Webster
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
O'Neil's Real Estate
& ms. Agency

1905 Farnam Street
Tel. Tyler 1924; Ind, A-3313.
SIP North oath ST., So. Omaha
Tel. South 1872; Ind, F-1192.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

A RESPONSIBLE party 90 take charge
OF house and board retiped mother and
room and bosrb MAJ tSsatnn sOio
Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF wEsI

Byers Bros. & Go, Strong and responsible
WOOD. BROs., 22l-8s Exchange Bldg
Great West. Com. Co, omaha'& Denver,
w. r. SMITH q SON Just handle sheep.
w. r. DENNY g co, 2ss Exeh. Bldg.
TAGG BROS. handle cattle. hogs, sheep
Clay, Robinson & Co, 200 Exch. Bldg
Interstate Go. Better results. shin 20 us
BuRKE-RICKLY. co, POI Exeh, Bldg
l.. e, ROBERTS q CO. 928 Exch. Bldg
Cox q Jones Com. Co, bunch Of hustlers
Farmers /, 3 Com, Co. 200 Exehhnge
Deposit proceeds OF shipments la stock
Yards Natl bank Only bank at yards
Martin Bros & Co, 2o3-4 Exch. Bldg
Alex q. Buchanan & Son, ibl,8 FIX, Bldg.
\. OMAHA. THE GRAIN MARKET.
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Goa 764 Brandeis
WEEKS GRAM co, grain merchants.
conslgnmenta solicited. 79S Brandels
ROBERTS GRAIN co. grain cdnslgn-
mentB solicited, grain bought 10 arrive.
728 Brandeis. an M
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
BUILDEns' INFORMATION

Electric gas fixtures, Omaha Silver Co.
Ideal Cement Stone Co, nth and Ginning
Fuchs, Son s. Blind, painting, decorating.
ROOFING PAINT, building paper, plas-
ter board. Amer. Sup. Co., llS Nicholas.
WANTED 10 buy. 1900
LIST your city property for sale with
Nogel 400 Karbach Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

No NEED OF worrying about DESSERT
when Dalzell Is I'M town. II Mrs. Il. w.
Boyer 3l94 Meredith Ave, WIN come to
The Bee office within three days we VIII
ave her an order for "a quart brick OF
this fine ice crcam
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

WANTED-Furnished suite near good
boarding place, suitable Tor family 90
three adults and child No objection TO
outskirts II near FOrnam st. only high
Erado place considered Address n 3N,
care Bee. ..t
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

/ SMALL room well located, for groceries,
state location and rent wanted, II. $50,
I IRRA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-17

mess for the biennial period. with q
total of 1928 cases, South lIilo second
with 1918, Waikiki third with 17l4
and Makawao Eva, ilalnakul and
WaiGea (KaHlD next Wi'h S39, SOC
GSJ and G3S respectively.
OF convictions f3r al offences for
the period, 1924 were japanese, or
6 Ia per cent of the Total of that
race in the Territory; Chinese, 1892
or II AS per cent; HaWaiianS 2715,
or Z per cent; Portuguese, $50, or
1-3 per cent. Referring to the more
recent acquisitions to our population
SS1 Koreans, $50 Fihpinos, 115 Rus
slams and so Spanard3 were convict
cd. One of the tables H., ches upon
this subject in further detail
Upon the charge of drunkenness
there were 1858 convictions during
the period, rs against 1912 for 19O7-S,
20S3 for 1866, 1928 for 1854, ana
@775 for 1902. OF the 1853 G91 were
Hawaiians, 235 Japanese, 1862 Portu-
guese, 16 Chinese, 81 Russians, IA
Spaniards and five Filipinos. The
convictions for Illicit selling Of liq-
uor were 152.
The table relating to divorces
shows the number granted ana the
number refused for each year from
1898 to 1910 inclusive. Its figures are
deserving of careful thought. Be
ginning with a total. for the Terri
tory of SO granted and nine refused
in 1898. the number increased to 1871
granted and II refused in 1908, 223
granted and 10 refused in 1909 and
303 granted and -2S refused in 1910.
The First Circuit makes easily the
poorest showing in this respect. its
figures being: 23 granted and three
refused in 1898, G7 granted and one
refused in 1908, $50 granted ana four
refused in 1909, and 224 granted and
16 refused in 1910 The percentage
of applications contested is probably
very low. OF appeals to the Supreme
Court in this large class of cases,
there were two only in 1908, two in
1909, and four in 1910
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-17
MATERIAL AND
TROOPS COMING

Material for the construction Of the
barracks at Fort Ruger will arrive ON
the Buford in March, the transport
making special "Trip to Honolulu,
sailing from San Francisco on Mach
>.
In addition 10 the material Tor the
additional barracks at Ruger the
transport will have n consignment OF
stuff on board for the permanent
buildings at Schoficld Barracks, all Of
these permanent buildings to be con-
Structed Of concrete.
Captain Frank B. Edwards has been
detailed as constructing quartermas-
ter to take charge of the construction
hero and will arrive on the Buford.
The transport will bring the head
quarters, band AMI machine gun pa
toon of the Second Infantry, which re-
lleves the Goth here at Fort Shafte:.
Other troops coming in the near flu
ture are the third battalion of tho
Second Infantry which is due on the
June transport from San Francisco
and batteries d and r of the First
Field Artillery which will arrive on
the July transport from the coast
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-17
REPORT SHOWS
CRIMEDECREASE
Chief Justices Record Is Pre-
sented to the Legis-
Iature.

The following comments are made
| by Associate Justice Perry On the
statistics contained in the. report oi
Chief Justice Hartwell to the Legis-
; lature:
The total of civil cases for all the
courts of the Territory for this bien-
nial period was 57S3 as against 1854
in 1907~8, ana that of criminal cases
1853 as against 1899, total in.
crease Of 1868 for the period
In the Supreme Court SO eases in
all were heard and disposed of in
1909 and n in 1910. In 1910 the num-
Der of cases was smaller than in any
other year during the decade last past
he highest, 149, being presented in
1904 From the five circuit courts
came 10 appeals of all classes dur
ing the two years, the Judgments in
SO cases being affirmed and in IS re-
versed From the tax appeal courts
there was but one appeal in 1899 AMI
none in 1910 as against three in 1897
ana IL III lJUS.
In all the circuit courts in this pc
Rod there were 3G0S cases, and in the
last preceding period 1881, while the
total in all the district courts was
2G,765 for the last period and 2O,129
for 1907S.
In the Circuit Court Ct tie First
Circuit business continues to Increase,
the total of cases for l909-1O being
2344, while for 1907-S II was 1878, and
1913 for 1866. In the Second Cir
cult the totals for the three periods
last past are 32S, 9S7 and 395; in the
Third, 144, $50 and So; in the Fourth,
BAG, 3S2 and $685. and IN the Fifth,
304 1874 and POI.
or the district courts. that of IIo
nolulu comes first in amoEnt of bus