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The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11
DYNAMITE CREW
 FOR NEW HIGHWAY
COVE EMINENT FORESTER CHAP. FL MAKES VALUABLE coNTle-
 BUTTON FOR ROADWAY.
Will Have Force of Uncle Sam's Dynamiters on Mt. Ida Hot
 Springs Highway.

Interest In the Mt. Ida Hot Springs highway was increased yesterday by the announcement from Government Forester Chapel that he would have a Icrew of government dynamiters pres- ent to work with the volunteers on July 24-25 when the road work is being done.
 Over in Devils Gulch, and along Hurricane Creek there is much need of dynamite, from the fact that it is here where the rocks are large and ordinary blasting would not answer. It is in this section that the road is almost impossible, and if the road l is worked out here and made good the other part will be much less a problem.
 Not only has Forester Chapel an noanced that he will give his dyna- mite crew to the work, but he will join in movement by County Judge Thurston P. Farmer to get an ap- lpropriation from the government for the upkeep of this road. The govern ment has some valuable reservations l in that section. and it is not asking for a precedent when the aid of Un- cle Sam is asked here.
 l Judge Farmer finds the sentiment in this city strong in favor of good roads and is ready to cooperate with the country people in all directions to- ward the end of better highways It seems to be the beginning of a work that will soon result in actual re suits and which will profit Hot Springs very materially not alone from a viewpoint of increased country business. but will make the city doubly attractive to visitors from all over the world who come here and who will take advantage of the op- portunity to get out on good roads and see more of the country adjacent to the city.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11
ARE YOU FREE
 FROM

Headaches. Colds. Indigestion. Pains. Constipation, Sour Stomach. Dizzinessa If you are not. the most effective. prompt and pleasant method of getting nd of them is to take. now and then. a descrtspoon- iul of the ever refreshing and truly beneficial laxative remedy-Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It Is well known throughout the world as the best of family laxative reme- dies. because 1t acts so gently and strengthens naturally without irri- tating the system in any way.
 To get its beneficial effects it is always necessary to buy the genu- me. manufactured by the California Fig Syrup O.. bearing the name of the Company, plainly printed on the front of every package.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11
koENINc WINS RACE.
Three Aviators Finish Distance Race
 of 1900 Miles.

Berlin, Jnly 1O.-The National Aviation Circuit Race. which started from Johannesthal June II, ended at the same place today. Buechner was the first of the aviators to arrive, put Koening. who reached the Aerodome at S:30 o'clock tonight, won the con test on account of the greater total bf mileage completed. Vohmueller. who landed two minutes after Koen- fig. was officially recorded as second, and Buechner third.
 All three men carried army off cers, whose training was cne of the principal objects of the Flights The race, which was over a distance of more than 1.200 miles. was not mar red by an accident.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11
SPEAKER CLARK
 ID ENDEAVORERS
SAYS WORLD IN GENERAL IS GROWING BETTER
 EVERY DAY.
Predicts Profit Sharing Plan for Manufacturers and Lauds
 Railway Pensions.

Atlantic City, N. J. July 10. With the big audience swayed to the tune of Dixie, Speaker Clarke was intro duced to a record throng on the mil- lion dollar pier tonight as the princi- pal speaker before the Christian En- deavor Convention. His speech was striking throughout.
 There is no room in the United States for a nessimist or an idler.' he declared at the outset.
 Any man who misses two general elections should be disfranchised. Our forefathers did not fight so we could sit at home. They wanted us to have our own say at election. If Il had one prayer that I was sure to be answered, it would be that every citizen should acquire sufficien edu- cation to read his own ballot and cast 1t as an American citizen should.
 "Hoodlums run nine -tenths Of our elections and the hoodlum who goes out and votes is a better man than the citizen who fails to cast his bal lot. It is the duty of every Chris tian citizen to take hand in poli- tics. These fine haired Christians who say they are too busy to enter politics are bad citizens.
 "The great question before the American republic is the qualifica- tion of good citizenship. don't be- lieve the United States is going to the dogs. no matter whether repub- lican or democrat heads the next administration.
 The world in general is growing better and particularly our part of the country. In my opinion we will soon devise scheme that will give labor the benefit of it's toll and keen riches from a few greedy souls signs point that the change is in sight and the employer will soon share his prof. its with his workmen the pension system, already in force on most of the big railroads puts to blush the system maintained by the United states government. This is not the age of controversial, but practical
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11

PIANOS TO RENT.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11

George B. Cook is in the city on brief business visit, and yesterday received condolences from hundreds of friends over the loss of his daugh- ter who died from typhoid fever in Little Rock last week
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes terday as follows: John F'redolf 10 Sindy Banfield; NJ. F. Buford to Francis V. Baker: Walter Tedder to Veyil Hurst.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11

Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberiain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene Gy. 1t is almost certain to he need ed anu cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For :ale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-11

Eminent freely It will remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
haVemCyCr Actuatcd by
Philanthropy in
Sugar Deals.
OPPOSED TO TRUSTS
Havemeyer, Jr., Gives
Senate Committee
Some Surprises.

WASHINGTON, June 2i.-It was
with tho best intentions and altogether
through motives Of phllnntbrophy that
tho latc Henry IIaycmeyer mnnipulat.
cd tho conaolidation Of tho former Ma.
tlonal, New York and Yonkcm Sugar
Refining Companies into tho National
Sugar Refining Company In 1900, &C.
cording 20 the testimony given yester.
dny before the senate committee inyoa.
dgating the Sugar Trust By IIorace
llaycmcycr ron Of the late nngnate.
The witness declared That his father
wos actuatcd with the best Of inton.
tions towards the Stockholders Of tho
yarious companies brought into the Ma.
tionnl and aid what be believed wodld
DO for tho best good Of these stock.
holders.
in tho beginning Of his testimony
yestor1ny Ilnyomoycr announced that
no was opposed to the actions Of tho
American Sugar Refining Company,
with which the National was allied, tho
trust holding twenty-five per cont Of
tho National stock.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
CHARLES S. JUDD
FOR LAND OFFICE
BELgEYED 10 BE OOvERNoR'g
CHOICE COMMITTEE
DBPRRg ACTION
lFrom Wednosday's Adyerlisor.)

Wrom wednosday's Adyeriiser)
Tbe Advertiser learned last night
ihst the name Of Charles q. Judd,
brother of Senator a. y. Judd, was
sDbmitied ~ Governor Frcar 10 tho Re.
publican Centrai Committee FOR the
hew onice Of land commissioner, al.
though no confirmation officially could
be Obtained. The committee met ~
one o'eloek yesterday afternoon, but
there wag not fun attendance, some
Of The mombem having engagements
olsewbere For this reason action on
tbo matter was deferred
Chairman a. y. Cooper, when aokcd
last night " Mr.. Judd was the man
named by tho GoyerBor, stated that be
could not say Tint Judd's name, any
moro than any other, was mentioned,
Nothing was deGilnely decided upon,
bo added. Tho matter win como up
ngain ~ meeting 10 be held next
Monday
Senator a. y. Judd was requested to
state " he knew whether bis brother y
nnme had been suggested BY The Gov.
efDor Ic assorted that nil ho heard
vas street gossip 10 that effect.
Governor Ffcnr was asked late last
night II he could confirm the report ~
~ Mr., Judd. Ilo was told what Mr..
Cooper and Senator Judd bad said. Tho
Governor stated that hg would prefer
IA sgt L.. al "a
Charles Judd 10 well known here. Ho
wos born here and has taken up land
matters % bis specintY Bo ID 90 pres.
ont IN lbe federnl forestry service in
the northwest, occupying q responsible
position lie 10 considered M 40 expert
On that subject
Wofe endorsed By tho Republican Cen.
lf1l C0mmitte The three present ii.
eeGse commissioners for Oahu, Willard
Brown, 9. H. Cooke and Carlos Long
we're favored for Tcnpp0intment. For
Maui Tho committee also endorsed The
present commissioners, y, N. B. vii
llams, 0e0TRG C0pp and II, A, Baldwin
Tie appointments Of commissioners foi
| ll0waii md Kauai were postponed until
Monday.
W. ~ floia of Ham was endorsed
FOR deputy tax assessor for The Ham
district " Maui on Tho recommendation
~ q, koliinOi, representative of M,
committee on Maui, AZ tInia Ia q W.
| peWis0r bis successor in that 0fIco vii
have 10 be appointed, That has beer
deferred pending Keliin0iis recommend
| alton
George Campbell WINS endorsed fo
fence commissioner Of Kan, 10 succeed
Robert Forrest, appointed aa tax asses
s0r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
PROMINENT OFFICIAL
OF MANILA IS HERE

u. q lioldwin, disbmjng officer, in
nctnnlily Tho troasnrer Of the city Of
M0niln, ls visitor 10 Honolulu, and
WIS vaiDly trying 10 locate yesterday,
some familiar house or scene ho knew
on bis laat visit Of ten years ago.
Mrs Baldwin, who n widely known
throughout the Ornnt WAS Miss Lottie
flndiey, who, with her sisters and
brother, were prominent IN Tho Amed.
enn circle ~ The eany days Of oeeupn.
li0n Of tho Philippines,
Nj aud Mrs Baldwin loft Manila in
April ana have been travelling through
Australia, Tasmania, Fiii and clio
sam0An Islands, fonchlng here Monday.
They leave this morning on tho WI.
helfiina for the C0aat,
MI baldwin Will represent the local
order 6f Ells 0f Manila 40 their annual
convention TO be held In Atlantic City
In July,
Miss Elena Flndloy, sister Of Mrs
Baldwin, Joined them IN Australia
where sho has been visiting.
This N the first vacation from 6fIieial
duties " The inenlar government that
MI baldwin bHH taken for u decade
ITO went 10 Manila thirteen years age
and IL even nov looking forward u
their return 10 the Philippine capital
city with longing pleasure,
M, ana Mrs Baldwin and Mist
fludley have been meeting many old
he1nainlnneea while IN Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
FIRE DESTROYS THE
/" OLD LUCE PLACE y
ltl0m WdinfadaY n AdValllaaTI ]

ffr0m W0dHesdQgi " AdVmIiaetl
flrn yesterday afternoon destroyed
0ne ~ lha landmarks NJ older Homo
IplU Nbau lbn Uld Luea faaideaep 0H
hNnrldNn nlleeii llrne houdfed gWgs
mAhnl ~ lflDa slrefl and lhe ap,ieal
lU0l palll, burned ~ lha ground, ~
aonIepla - lglal lgas lle properly ID
aNneg by q MfR. Wngll, 4 jHpHAaaa
Working f0f har hlHlnl, Mn FmUh
lifeNnl belHR ihe gHig Gfmpanl VA lha
limH ~ lha me-
lln hfH WA dIafGgpHd ny China
man ntlff i had hHHn hHTNlHR fgl
RgWn llmr hud liR NJ nnnH lnfnnd VI nn
alarm ~ no iimg lha nlamen Wefi
ana w pHll ilnif hNhg pFnl ihH hlGah
llF mo Hnil lhn nfAIfHi hRdlaHl, lgl
lnNh ggme lpneea Ana elaHf away a0mt
ullff llpilhperHi no mo VIA faH ad
lANHgl lnl mem ~ fHHe HnFihlnn Hnd
NJ HgnHilihfnl 2 main attention WA
llllnfl W protecting lhe nfHlhg h0HHna
lnln NJ llnm NJ Wnfh fanaagnRnfal
we ilei u y flAlUndl NhH nlHl anel
w lNn fgihllh .hna fgF INA lGhAnf
IhlfI IhnlAlnn hrllfYrH lhni u Nal
fANfrl hg rhillfen plnlnH viii
matches hNi ~ hhp nnl NHl nada Apl
Alrnsllf lnlfHll lHAlinn 'fhn lHnaa NM
nnhfl \ lNn llWpr lllr lhnanasH ifnanI
hhlHH ~ Nnih
lhe pnll lhiHW alyfi Wpyn Wml
lnAHlp hnnl.H hnA q lnillinR fnil Nhlai
NflH lhhfn ilnm q hmng llluh fAf
llfH llnlN ~ Nhallri nna.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
MORt lMMI6RlbIS
FROM EUROPE
tifhteRtFhpN EehFD MIY NgAS
EsThnlagH RsGWylNg
sgbyt2g HERE

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mem nm NHpDfiNHt W8fffr iB lbA
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mn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23

fbe seegBd deetb IN ne iuitoi Gae,
M NJ N0Bday Geeaned geH6fGay
mGfBiBg M me G'elGek abeB Panl
DOWiB, te ffeBtbmaa Vim murdered
ffed Nyikga nm eseaYsify sefgeani,
NM sligb0y WmBded bis gid mistress,
sppeambed W tbe ibidGes ser inflicted
Wief Ms insane Gfe1
gM lnBsiai0B NJ II iellm Va 90,
dfpssed NJ ibe sbHiG bef0fg lbe 10Gt
WR, fgpbd N bis pGeFd, ibfGWs Bew
nm IN me maltpf, M be asserts list
BhGem balB, me " tbe m0st mo-
iGfiGuH HGiGfn iH me 1ig's underworld,
Wi0iW bf ijm NJ W., HAb tis Hife, pro.
fhlbiHn hlH nHdkiHl lOFe fDf nor M the
iast Ngfdh W. sel w paDef
ibGnHsit 0FNf me deaths ~ BOTH
Suicide NfW iRid lHH hilht ~ tlt
Wiiee iallGHi iesnliiGg ~ q verdict
M murder N lhe ease W lh6 INST ana
me GHiH HeH flHiHfe brought 6il
IA be inquest NbH bubi1's leltei
NiHRb WA tuuHd IN hiH pocket hH lit
Nha being lallen 10 ibe hospital VIM
be 1Gfa MOI mentlGn NE miudefGhB ~
lenll0Hs, M apparently thought en-
VIVA nHHtppesnfk undef tte elfeu0
alageel NE letter. AZ translated
faadai
hsiU I am NV pigiieea yeaa II
| America aad iNHge that have lBGNi
Blanche since iig hial lime IN HHF
fgfR Ehe bpeame my legitimate win
/ nine gfHia AgG ! iG0l ihf 0ni NJ ba
nKll NE b0l Wy misfortune size fel
again
1iiH fba egee NJ lba Wodd was non
adgfad ag pghilnR IN hal iig mis-
lHhHI ~ lha mGbHg BGssahAed
mFa lgf bui flle could MOI Keep w.
my hmi visit GHi fGf lbG hospital
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
REGAL BANQUET
AND STATE BALL
GORGEOUS AFFAIRS

LONDON, June 2l.-Tho first Of tho
great state events in connection with
the coronation ceremonies was hold last
night, the regal banquet, at which tho
guests included many Of the crowned
heads Of Europe and tho representa-.
tiyce Of scores Of nations, The famous
gold service belonging to tho crown
was used, tho value Of tho service being
estimated ut fifteen million dollars,
Following the banquet was given tho
coronation ball, attended by thousands
Of tho titled and famous mon and won.
on Of tho world The royal guests OF
The nations were present at tho ball,
10 which tho delegations from all tho
foreign nations were also invited.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
~ HfasAi q Walker
I lAlail Hpfalal In GIo Adgefll4mlJ J

WASHINGTON, luna h There afa
40 Developments NJ lhe Capitol regard
lAR lhp BHa ~ lhp eayaifg poal appf0.
Wlati0H fof u bafaeha 0n lha amofy
hlie ffom all appearances tbeu viii
ba no Hallm w lhp h0uaa nj ibe eslla
HrHel0H NJ eDuWahai Chairman fllg
aamId NJ ihu house appropriations
aompIlpni m already alAlad IN 1ba
Adyefllaef announces blH opposition 10
lhe hIl 40 u paseed be senate lla
Ipila hf le0fae Iah MeQlellaa lbal
\ eeflainly Hill nai pass ibe b0aaa llll
aflpf lha Hawaiian paOpla haYa had an
opp0fnhilg fel \ heafna
lle Nnf department nnlpIala appear
" he dlglded 0n no mallat DenI
nanald W0ad lln ahief M sian eanma
IN M plnlhlnH hI ihe lfRHlbil0nI llp
u lnllhNlnH ihH fARllnehiAl Idea NJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
STATION SHIP TO Be
4 SMALLER TUG

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nm ~ hogWJW gfiy ajt VIM Bagsl
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bpH beeg deGggated NV ibp staiGB beaf
nm BgBglUlg agd wii Rage Naye M
mn nm ma DgG lbe iafiW MN NJ
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b0lam vent bHd bbe Waa pidepd 0ll
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aaHt w Mgm ielaud HndeT aWg0g M
ibe i5A0sp0H lslfnm a lafRg aHGHBl
NJ mGnig hng been BpHHi Nh lhe nft
ilDR NJ lbg lTggugls gBd gba VIVA
ebaDRed W an giIbufgw ana N BgH
taRafqed m lbe dDest INC w mo Pad
ne hhn 10 0ne NJ ihg lafRfsl hRa u
ihg fnfYiea NJ lhg HHRy department
flle nsenlh lha hagai0 w m4Ag way
HDd hee0ltf NJ heT superior ggllbmfH
HH ~ mlbnrHnf hd tGWiHg iBBlllial
hhe viii ba retained fgT aafgipn IN Mau
iHl0ni pgd viii be Hhed lHTadg NJ
lQgigp lAfRala fgf lhf Paeige aepi W
Whiall lhn HHFHig N lg0 liRhl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
SLUSH FUND IS
ADMITTED TO STAND

WAsniNdToN June gi.-The spo.
eial committee Of eight senators TO in.
yosbgato tho election Of Senator Lori.
mor Of Illinois held their 1rgt session
yesterday In the TeOponod case, Mich
Of tho testimony taken before tho ape.
eiai committee Of the Illinois leRisla.
4nre has been admitted as OF record In
the new investigation, this testimony
covering tho story told by Clarence 3,
funk, Of tho International Harvester
Company, who Disclosed tho Hines
100000 "aluab fund.- ana also tho
Testimony Of President Mccormick Of
The Harvester Company, confirming that
of Funk,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
$4,000 DIVIDEND Or
HAWAIIAN SUGAR co.

Az esip dividend Of forty cents q
share On lhe eapilal aI0eh VI The ia
Nalag Sugar Company, WIS declared
yesterday, payable 40 lhe eud Of the
plnaeni month 'fhia ID in addition ~
lbn regular dividend This eElTa
dividend VIII amount 10 agO,10Dl
THIS IA due ~ lha elgp oyer
anninH Tho estimate VI lhe Hauaaer
The HfNa NHe resolved alaDa hTahaF 4
ms VIII eRlhuslhapl an1 llfTe bHh 4
fghsllelnhle hlaelna IN quotations ~
along lhf llai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
FITzGERALO BELIEVES HONOLULU SHOULD
De HEARD FROM ABOUT BARRACK LOCATION

quailednR lbe troops Ia lOwn, because
~ The smaller expense Of malnlenanee,
~ N said llal other officers Of tlln
army M lhH NAf department nfa less
friendly i0 Tia Idea bilt, Of course, their
recommendation do not no aH far ~
lolsa " lhe chief " sian, senator
Whfienj NJ Wyoming chairman 0f ap.
pfQpflhl IONS, lnh long nhl0Dd M With
Influential nfihy 0ili0pfa and, Ut course,
WIS luleh ~ honor request from
llnnHfal wood
thefe N H0illng dennlle yel about
I lip Ha0pe " Tho sugar investigation by
lhe gpnpinl committee Ut The house A
subcommittee haa baua dealgnaled "a
fHpDn upon hp scope Of Tho lnyealiHa
Hon I " aHpeel9d ~ report within
u pGlpla ~ days and n0i before ibpn
VIII I hp hn9Hn whether Them viii bf
y bllr0mmllipp ~ glHil Hawaii
ilMnAhlp ifalnniHDaula u espaalad n
afilEn ~ MHfblnnl0n Nlihln feN
days NJ Mcclellan saya ibaTe Il
HnlhlnH nnW ~ His pAd About iha e0n
hqtpfal glnf lha alla f0r The llpnahlu
! lilhllh hlllalnai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23

Was fGf lllaucle bot her b0op0i Fritz
WGlAaH, Gh1Hed mo m ehyinp thnt ~
should return, be- would kill mo.
ehHh0t stand thls insult, 10 know that
Ffil1 hAs bought her now df6ss 10
continue ber oVil no She bnd prom.
lhed me NJ feiuIB w oar country. All
lliis WhB n lis, This ID The only woman
J nave l0ye1 during my life hhd there
f0fe ! have stood a great deal from
her,
"EScuse me IN taking the liberty Of
writing W yOu, ] W0bt y0u t0 Know
lbht ! Whs not being supported As many
hhVe lhGnRbt ma what ! say h tho
nulb, AeeepL
PAUL DUMiN.0
Dumin also wr0ie letter 70 tho
woman, the cause VI Two deaths, before
lbe baRedy but tbls lias not 10 far
GRnfed ne evidence IN tbe ease, gbo
MhHiH WGman whs 80 fhf recovered
ffGm her wounds Inst night That Abo
personally appeared before the c0f0.
heff jnfy, bef testimony being almost
Tho Hame as bef statement 10 The police
liie evening ~ The shooting, She added
llht W0lkhs had father living near
Chicago and alF1 u dslor living,
The letter from tho dend lover ehete
u distorted romance oyer tho whole
nrhlf 1espile ilie fact TINT ninety nine
pHf eeni NJ those who know The pasl
circumstances ~ the lives Of The prin
0plls DO not believe tho statements
nude IN w., lllh6ebe admitted part
~ Ne e1nlpnis on tho stand last Might
ab1 denied part,
Other witnesses NJ tho Inquest were
tbi@ MeUu1iG, tho 6fHt police Officer
Dn The scene, WIN arrived ten minutes
hfief tle sb0olingj Tho autopsy sur
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Dumi6 n suicide
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REBEL IdlApnR ~
oIiARanD WITH MURDER,

L0B AN0ELEs, June 2O,--Gep, q.
llhya Price, until a fow days ago lead
er Of IDwar California rebela, was t0-
day formally charged with the murder
NJ former n0yefnDT FTietO NJ Loser
California, aud aia0 With arson,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-23
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ON JULY FOURTH

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