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LUCILLE CAMERON TO TELL
MANY MORE DETAILS

Chicago. Oct. 30.-SnX Indictments
charging violation OF the federal
white slave" statute, none of them,
however, involving pugilist Jack
johnson, were returned by the fed
erfal grand jury today. Immediate
ly aftcrward the inluisitors SUM
moned Lucille Cameron, whose rela-
tions with Johnson brought him to
the attention of government off,
cials, to fulfill her promise to tell
more details of her association with
the negro.
r,. ----
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Hazeldene Hotel
SELIG'S SLAYER WILL
ESCAPE ELECTRIC CHAIR

New York, Oct. 30.-"Rcd phil
Davidson, slayer of Big Jack Sclig.
the gang lcader.i will escape the
electric chair At the opening of his
trial today he withdrew his former
plea OF not guilty and entered n plea
of guilty to second degree murder.
Inc penalty may be life imprison-
ment.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

London. Oct. aO.--A big battle.
perhaps the decisive one OF the war,
Is proceeding somewhat to the east
OF the line from Constantinoplc to
Adrianoplc. between the Turkish and
Bulgarian armies. and heavy fight
ing also is being placed around Ad-
rlanoplc itself.
Beyond tn. fact that the clash has
come the general staffs of the Turk
ish and Bulgarian armies are keep
Ing the outside world ignorant rs to
how things are gO!n; en- with them.
No news has come through from
the action cXccp, III. despatch from
NazIm Pnshu. the Turkish command
er In chief. saying: The posi,io is
favorable to the Turks"
While admitting that they have to
depend on mere rumors and supposi-
lions. military critics here are In
clincd to believe that the Turkish
army Is Il, last ready to take the Of
fcnsivc and has a chance OF retrlev-
ing itself.
The Bulgarian troops have obvi-
ously suffered a check In the vicin-
ity Of Adrianople. rs dispatches from
sofia rcpor; the arrival there OF
many wounded from the front and
/, Is announced that tn. bulgarian
plan OF storming the great fortress
has been delayed until reinforce
mcnts arrive.
The Turkish commanders. plan Is
not clear but II Is believed that he
will attcmp. to relieve Adrianoplc
and Its garrison OF 10000. while at
ians on his left flank.
The rumors that Bulgarian troops
had reached the sea are rnconfirmed.
Zekki Pasha is gathering the rem
nan's OF his army at Monastir TO
meet the advancing Scrvians and the
allied bulgarian column. II Is
thought he may make another plcv-
ma OF Monast!r and prepare himself
there for n long siege.
The failure of the cN-sultan. Alb
dul Hamid. TO arrive ut Constantine
oplc. whittier he was being removed
from Saloriki. seems to confirm the
report that the railroad between
these two cities also has been inter-
ruptcd.
From Belgrade come reports that
Scrvian victory over the Turks at
,o!cs was accomplished by the caval-
ry which divided the Turkish force
while the Scrrian artillery drove
them from their positions.
Turkish trooYs defeated by the
Scrvians and Montencgrins in the
district OF Novipazar are arriving in
hundreds in Bosnia. having crossed
the frontier.
Colonel Charles A'Court Reping-
ton. one of the best informed mill
tary writers. in an article in the
Times. today. after "A silence since
October %, says that the military
situation In the Balkans has been so
hopelessly confused that II has been
useless to attempt any appreciation
OF 1t.
In event OF a decisive battle at Ad-
rianoplc, Turkey is sure to sue for
peace, according to George II. Moses.
former United States minister to
Greece. In the course of an inter.
view today he said:
'The terms of peace will be die
tatcd absolutely by the Balkan al
lies without hindrance from the pow
crs. The terms will agree with
those laid down in the note sent by
the Balkan nations to the Porte be-
fore the declaration of war with tho
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Fight indications at present are
that Willie Richie. the coast light
weight. will be Wolsast's opponent
at San Francisco on Thanksgiving.
Unless Wolgast breaks his engage
ment with promoter Cofforth or is
Knocked out by Joe Mandot on Nov.
=. he will probably meet Ritchic at
that time.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Clarence tWildcaD Ferns. con-
sidered the best OF the wcltcrwrishts
has been signed to meet Soldier
Johnny Simpson In a ten-round bout
at Fort Lcavcnworth, Kansas. on
Thanksgiving day.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Outfieldcr Ted Million of the Sicuy
'1tN western league club. has been
traded to the Spokane Northwestern
league team for Chick Hartley, the
heavy hitting outfielder of that club.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Rieka, Montenegro. Oct. 3o.-The
central column of Mon'cnc ;rin troops
commanded by Crown Prince Danilo.
today effected junction with the
southern Montcncgr!n army under
General MartIroyltch, eats OF Scu-
tart.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Constantlnople, Oct. 80 'By wire
less to Kustendjc, Roumanin).-
Three hundred Turkish Officers and
men have been executed In conncc-
tion with the pan!r among the Turk
ish troops at the taking Of kirk-kil-
isseh by the BulGarlnns.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Johnny Dundee. challenger for the
fcatherwcisht title, easily outpoint-
ci Matt Brock of Cleveland in ten
round bout at New Orleans.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

quality printing - anything -
everything - at the News
office. Work delivered when prom
ised.
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RECORDS BROKEN
IN BALLOON RACE;
ONE IS MISSING

Berlin. Oct. 30.-Thc American
balloon Uncle Sam pilotcd by II. 4.
Honeywell. in the Gordon Bcnnet
cup race landed at half past six last
evening at Zapadnaya on the Dvina
river Russia. between 100 and 500
miles to the northeast OF Moscow.
The French balloon Bcarn pilotcd
French balloon Picardic.
The French balloon Bcarn pilotcd
by G. Blanchct landed at Lublin.
Russia. The acronaut was arrested
by the police.
There Is no indication of the
whereabouts of the Dusseldorf
which in any case has been barred
by the committee from taking n
prize 70
The second best record In this race
is that OF the French balloon Picar-
die. piloted by Maurice BienaImc.
which landed yesterday at RyaZan,
l1O miles southeast of Moscow, hav-
ing covered a distance OF 1,35i miles
five furlongs, beating the previous
record of l .211 miles held by Emile
Dubonnct of France.
The English balloon. Honeymoon
piloted by Jean DcFrancie landed
yesterday at Brisso, Hungary.
later despatch from II. r.
Honeywell. pilot OF the Uncle Sam.
showed that he landed at Ryeschiza,
90 miles to the northeast of Dana
burg, in the Russian province of Vite
bsk. The distance thus traversed by
the Uncle Sam falls considerably
short Of that accomplished by the
French balloon Picardie.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct, 30.-The
Kansas City Aero club. whose en-
try in the Gordon Bennet cup race,
the Uncle Sam. so far has travelled
the greatest distance OF any OF the
bags, today telegraphed Secretary
OF state Knox asking him to request
the governments of Norway. Swe-
den and Denmark, to start Il search
for the balloon Dusseldorf. piloted
by John Watts. n Kansas City man.
Failure to receive any report Of
Watts or his aide Is causing local
members of the club much worry.
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The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

Vienna. Oct. 3o.-Thc Austrian
and Russian governments have ar
rived ut an understanding ON the
Balkan question. according to the
Ncuc Freic Pressc.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-30

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21

At a caucus held by the Demo
rats of both districts last night, the
ollowing persons were suggested as
candidates for the various nomina-
tions in the gift of the party: Suner-
;isors, NJ. c. Pacheco, w. A. McClei-
an, Lester Petrie, K. H. F. Wolter;
:. p. Taukea, John Markham, Jesse
aakainai, Sam Hardesty. The latter
S named from the Kaimuki district,
md it is believed by the leaders that
ie will have the support of the dis
rruntled Republicans in that precinct
who were denied representation on
he regular Republican ticket.
For sheriff, w. T. Jarrett: deputy
.heriff, G. H. Rose and Manuel Bap-
ista, r. Gilliland, w. r. Holt, J. ID.
.aapu, Moses A. kawa.
For treasurer, G. J. Mccarthy.
For county attorney, J. Lightfoot.
For auditor, l.. d. Timmons.
For Representatives, Fourth District
Jesse Uluhi, w. r. Kinslea, Charles
Lake, Sol Meheula, J. Lightfoot Jr.,
Arch Robinson or Geo. K. Kane. ..
For Representatives, Fifth District
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21
REGATTA IS
BRILLIANT
SUCCESS
Visitors Capture Senior Event
After Desperate Battle
TO Very End -
CLOSE FINISHES THRILL
CROWD OF SPECTATORS
Puunenes and MyrtIeS Tied for
Third - Dead Heat in
Freshman Race

The seventeenth annual Regatta
Day will live long In the history OF
Island sport Honolulu's best and
biggest holiday of the year, making
the Glorious Fourth the exception for
patriotic reasons, touched high water
mark today, the Regatta of 1912 be
ing pronounced on every side as the
greatest ever held.
Honolulu proper was deserted. The
people of the city, meaning the peo-
pie of every race, color and class,
simply walked out OF their homes and
places of business, and took, them
selves TO the Waterfront, to forget do
mestic and business worries in the
enjoyment OF the cleanest of clean
sports. y.
The 1900 or more spectators who
lined every point of vantage on the
Armstrong rantihe isiahd.
who dotted the piers with solid mass
es of color. and who crowded the bal
comics OF the two boat clubs. and the
barges which were anchored off the
clubs for their extra accommodation.
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CASTLES GIVE $4,000
TO PUNAHOU COLLEGE

months ago. it carried $4,000 insur-
ance. After it's destruction the Cas-
tie Estate added $4,000 to the $4,000
which had been allotted, from the
same source for finishing the third
floor of the old building The $4,000
was given for the purpose of paying
for plans and incidental work toward
the erection Of new building.
President Griffiths said this morn
ing that the new modern fire-proof
dornitory would cost $82,861. accord
ing to the contractors figures, and
that, including the. insurance money.
there was $91, 900 on hand to do the
work.
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THE WINNERS.

saw the invading Alameda oarsmen
who made the long voyage from thu
Coast TO match mettle withsthe loca
crews. succeed I'm lifting the cham
pionship cup. The Alameda crew |:
now the esix-oared barge champion o.
the Pacific, and before the coveted
title can come back To the Islands
Hawaiian earsmen will have tc
journey into northern waters, ant
take IL by right of might.
But while the two Honolulu crew
and the one from Maui were defeated
II was glorious defeat, that for on,
crew, the HeaIanis, seeming almost {
victory. BY less than a length die
the Alamedas win, and then the Ala
medas turned the trick only by smash
ing the record for the course by full
Ia seconds.
1T was the greatest race | hav,
ever seen," said r. B. Thorning. pres.
ident of the Alameda Boat Club, an6
manager of the crew. The Hawaiian
oarsmen are far ahead of anything We
have on the Coast, with the excep
tion of our own barge crews whicl
hofN hNluN n SlNut lCdu HI IO"lhf
there. We came here believing hon
estly that we would win the race, bu
/ don't think any of us expected sucl
battle of boats as was seen today,
From other angles than that of act
Hal competition Regatta Day was al
unqualified success. The races werr
most of them very close, and one dead
heat, in the freshman race between
the Myrtles and Healanis brought ex
citement to the fever heat. For the
most part the races were well man
aged, and the committee and official.
come in for a large share of credit TO!
the general success. There were NJ
accidents to mar the day up to :
O'Clock.
The regatta was almost = repetition
of last year in the win of the Healanis
over their old rivals, the Myrtles, il
the junior and pair-oar events. Bu
in one-way this was much Cleane
sweep for the Blra and White, 70
victory over the Myrtles in the senio
race more than made up for the dea'
{Continued on Page g.
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SAILING RACES ON.
FREAR'S NAME OMITTED
FROM ADMINISTRATORS

/ national and Territorial executives
were w. G. Ogg of Kau and John Ross
of Hakalau.
4 In the Democratic convention the
feature was practical combination
with the Home Rule party, though
there was no fusion. In the case of
offices where Home Rulers have been
nominated the Democratic list shows
a blank and vice versa. 1t is ex-
pected that this will have the result
of bringing large amount of Home
Rulers to feel the same way. 1t is had
not been for. the fact that the fusion
isti were strong enough to have
caused a decided split in the party
ranks, it is probable that there would
have been some protest on this mat
ter, but everything went quietly and
without hitch of any kind
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Committee Splits 5 to 2, 0gg
ard Ross Forming a
Minority

HILO, Sept. 90 The Democratic
and Republican county conventions
we're held in this city yesterday and
both had special features of interest.
The feature of the Republican meet
ing was most striking, and made
more so through the fact that it was
a feature of omission, in that all men,
ion of either President Taft and Gov
arnor Frear was eliminted from the
platform. This was not an accident,
Dut was through the vote of the plat
iorm committee, where, by vote of
i've to two, this action was decided
Ipon. The only two supporters of the
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SECRETARY KNOX GETS
READY TO SAIL HOME

TOXIC, Japan, Sept. q Secretary
Of State Knox, who has been here -
the U. IS. Representative during the
funeral ceremonies u the emperor,
Will sail for the United States next
Sunday on the cruiser Maryland, stop
ping az Honolulu en- route.
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DEMOCRATS ENDORSE CANDIDATES

j. S. Kalakiela, E. K. Hanapi D..
kahaleaahu, Dan Kamahu, E. J. Nc
Candless. J; M. Poepoe,
Naturally, J. J. Fern was endorsed
for mayor. The slate presented, 1t
is announced, is a compromise be-
tween the Jarretts and the anti-Jar'
retts.
There was a question at one time
about naming anybody in opposition
to the present county clerk, but one
speaker declared David had once said
that all good Hawaiians should take
orders from their employers as to vot-
ing, and that settled it.
The Democrats believe that Colonel
Mccarthy will give George Smithies
a real race Whether l.. D. Timmons
will accept the nomination for audi
tor is said to be a question.
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Republic Turns Down $50,-
100000 Offer Made BY
Six Powers
TAssociated Press cabIel

/ PEklNG, China. Sept. 2f.--Ths CHI
nese republican government has cate
gorieally and definitely refused che
proposed joint loan Of fifty million
dollars IN which the SIX powers were
participating. The refusal. while
couched In polite language. lntImatoo
Enthusiastically that the terms propoo.
cd byeths powers, II, their plan 70 -
cure the loan, are not aceepfabIe q
President Yuan shih-kai and HE cab
met.
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Money VIII Be Used in Build
ing Best Fireproof DormI-
tory in Country

President Griffiths of Punahou Col
lege announced this morning that
through a fresh gift of 100000 by
the Castle Estate, it will be possible
to complete Castle Hall as concrete
fire-proOf dormitory, making it the
best building of its kind in the cOun
try and enlarging its capacity 80 pei
cent
When the building burned a few
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GEN. 0R0ZC0 RELEASED;
REARRESTED FOR MURDER
TAssociated Press cableI

MARIA, Texas, Sept. 2t.-Gen
orozeo, the rebel leader, has been re-
leased by the U. s. authorities, has-
ing been declared innocent Of any vi
oIation Of the neutrality laws IN corn
ing into the United States.
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HUSTACE OUT;
PLATFORM IS
INDEPENDENCE
Republican Convention Results
Determines His Own
Candidacy

Charles Hustace, Jr.. has reached a
decision and is out for the mayOralty
of Honolulu. confirming the report
published yesterday by this paper. In
announcing his determination in that
regard to a Star-Rulletin reporter this
morning. Mr.. Hustace gave a clear
statement Of his position with regard
to the Republican party, without more
than an implied allusiop to the candi-
date of the convention His position
in a NUTSHELL is that he should have
been the nataral and logical candi-
date this year. both of the party and
of the businessmen's combination. Mr..
Hustace said:
fHonf;nuad an nane 2l
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SANT0 DOMINGO SAFE;
WARSHIPS RETURNING
[Assoclated Press cabIef

sANTo DOMINGO, santo DomIn-
90, Sept. 2f.--Wlth all factions paci-
lied and assurances that there will
be no further trouble, the " s, war
ships are leaving santo Domingo and
returning to their stations.
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Especial star-Bulletiu CabfeJ ,

MARIA, Tex, Sept. 2f.-A frest
sensation In the orozeo case came
this afternoon, when orozeo, who was
released this morning with his son,
was resrrested and charged with rnur-
der by the Federal officials.
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ITALIANS LOSE 200
IN TRIP0Lt BATTLE
Especial Bulletin CableI

Especial star Bulletin Cahle1
ROME, italy, Sept. 2f.-The HaI-
ians have lost POO men in ten hour
battle in Tripoti at an unspeeified
place. ~
The new plan for the appraisemen;
of Limoges chinaware viii not go In,
TO effect until Sept. 80.
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= = =
= REGATTA RESULTS z-~
First Navy Cuers-S j. Lyes first. j. E. Hills =
. \
= barge-Alameda Heaan
= tied Time 13 35 (course recordi \
Third sixoared outrigger-Iu
\ ond, White Bird third. Il \
bargeIealan Myrtle crews
\ III :, ~.-4G:.-.s .sz.- =
race Kelkahis crew beat
\ aiw's - .<.. T. .zs,.l-. :. =~.sz /
pairoar-Healani
Junior bage-Healani Myrles
paddle Times first Kanaiapuni
\ second ts.4#ss4s \
paddle
y Good Times
Healans
Twelfth Fourpaddle canoeAa first Lilo Keokeo second
y Both Hui Nalu entries. n. 80 \
FRESHMAN RACE TO be RoWED AGAIN SssT :
rowed, according
the shortly the finished
between the Myles Healanis
through Rowing Captain
dred position
this declined
: would be rowed again next Saturday. Z@ 4
= SAILING RACES ON. \
pearls
this afternoon The off the
the sailing starting
= and full results will be given in Mondays =
The Heaan Blue parade during the
club house. the coors
= .
y ~ ~ ~
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UTAH MINERS STILL
READY TO USE GUNS
{ Assnciafed Press CableI I

= INSSffLIdEEI FEesss' '-asyE7 3
BINGHAM, Utah, Sept. q. - The
striking miners who have armed them
selves TO enforce their demands for.
an Increase Of wages are still en-
trenched but there is nc firing on the
militia or mine officials.
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SENATOR LODGE OPENS
TAFT'S OHIO CAMPAIGN
Especial Star Bulletin CabI"I

Especial Star Bulletin CabI"
COLUMBUS, o., Sept, 21.-Senator
Lodge opened President Taft's cam
paign in Ohio here today.
The government has decided that
the ruling of former Judge HanfOrt
of Seattle, who denied citizenship
papers to a SPECIALIST, is wrong.
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BELFAST AVIATOR KILLED

Especial Star Bulletin CableI
BELFAST, Ire. Sept. 2t.--Agiator
AstIy was killed here today while
making an exhibition flight.
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Special star-Bulletin cablel

MANAGuA, Nicaragua. Sept. 2fy-
The Insurgents who attacked the u.
5. marines were drunk, u turns out
and the commanders apologies have
been accepted BY the Americans.
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THREE U. S. MARINES
WOUNDED IN MANAGuA
TAsaoclated Press cablel

MANAGuA, Nicaragua, Sept. 21,--
Three U. s. marines were slightly
wounded here last night when the
corps was fired upons BY revolutions
sts. Considerable excitement pre-
lalIs, but the situation ssems 70 ~
Jrowins better.
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Auto Repairs

Special attention given to CARBU
RETORS and MAGNETOS. ALI work
guaranteed. r.... -
n. E. HENDRIck, LTD.
Merchant e Alakea Sts. Phone 264a
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Searchers found the bodies of three
young hunters who have been missing
from Juneau, Alaska, for over week.
The young men died after great suf,
fering on the slopes of mountain.
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Continued on page p
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