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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Colonel Andrews for Adlutant
General of the Army.
Irrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July :

N,v SI-CCEED GENERAL HALL
-, Cooroe Andrews will probably lie
appo,nted by President Tart as duJ
General of the army. as both tne
tarv Of War and Major Generai leoii,,
wood chief Of staff, have recoilI'''i''''
his appointment boor
vacant since June II. Wheh
General William p. Hall, VINO Su'o
Adtutant General Answortn' ie'" ~,
colonel Henry z. Mccain mas o9e'' ~
charge Of the Office since the reu' Vii''''
of Brigadicr General Han
coorotarv Stimson took up the ma'ter
az colonel Andrewss appointment win
rho President to-day. and II is eApo''e0
che nomination will be sent to the senate
90 . fow DAYS. Colonel Andrews II was
rod 10 the Oldest officer in the aoJu'ah'
generals department. having peeh az
,ocbed IN that branch of the service lo'
fourteen years. III,
Colonel Andrews is siNtN-two years 0iN
,,d D.u reach the age Of retirement III
Aueust 1914. He was born in khooe lS
and and was graduated from the Oi' e-o
states Military Academy III jun
re reached the grade OF coIohsi III 80
loo. Al the present time he Is ser N'"e -
adiutart general OF the Eastern ol' ,S''.,
,,.i.,, hoadouartcrs on Governor Isiaho'
New York .s-.,,,s
Tho oppointmcut Of Colonel AhorC"'
WAS recommended because oil tno
,b,t no viii retire before Colonel H. y. .
l1oistand who is his senior in the ser VIZ
Co,onel Ueistand and was graNua'e' WV
years before him.
<,vv GETS POST.-The House COM
r,,i,,oo IN Military Affairs has iaForao'!
reported a bill transferring inc d, ivy r
al Fort Thomas. Kentucky 10 'le ..'..s
Department. The reservation '0''s
"A acres and has been pracu'dlH ava
doned by the War Department.
in tho hands of carctakcrs. ana tue wa
pcnart,pent has no use for IL NJ I'm
,,andations have been submitted 10 O'"-
crose for the sale Of certain 'hi''a'
reservations. with a view TO uuh%i"7 Wv
rrocoods 10 bring about readJus'i''''S
az the stations Of the m"o'I' u'ot'N
tho regular army i'm the On'tcu "'"
,rho government has expended at Fol
,r,,a,,,as more than $4,000, and In" max
nun, advertisement Of its present N'"ue
is $4,000. ,,,,,.
rho committee believes the SoN', INV
would gain more by putting tins 'ah' "
mood usc under the Navy D'P"' ''''''.'
than hy Offering it FOR sale at an oSu'-
mated loss of practically Aco'". l'e
The committee has taken the war
nartnent ut its word in an endeaNo' ~
abandon certain posts. the secretary
Wa Is not in favor Of this transfer w
cause the proposition to concentrate Ilo,
bile troops in large posts AT 81
noints near the centres of population mas
NOT vet assumed such form that 10
nossible go tell what posts VIII eNe'.'u'"'
bc abandoned and what will be retained
II is the intention of the Navy pep I.,',.
,nant ~ the bill becomes law 10 use
,'aservation as a central depot Tor inc
trair,rr of recruits enlisted In the St9''9
cast Of the Mississippi River and des'l''eu
Cor service in the marine corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

under the name of Mailer Brothers, the
business itself will be run solely by Mr..
Jacobson. as president and general man
ager. Mr. Jacobson Will make II strictly
a women's apparel store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

Highest temperature yesterday, 81 degrees
1at 4 D. M; lowest. CS tat . o. M: average,
rs. average for corresponding date last year,
a. average for corresponding date last thirty
three years a.
Local forecast Generally fair to-day;
Wednesday fair moderate winds. mostly
northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
AT FOREIGN PORTS


,.,,,,-,,,,d ryl, 20 Maurctania CBr). Now
yorl, for liverpool ,and proceeded at I'D
,,,i,,n,,h Iulv Kaiser Wilhelm II G"r',
/ 80, Work for Chcrbourg and Bremen taud
Ngoa RAW Iulv 90 Gordon Cast" Br),
New York VIA cap" Town. -, 10,
C.IasroU 1uiy -CamcrOnia 'Br), Now
n".k Va INV % -Hclic oIay DAM,
w. york for Copenhagen.
,' ~" t,,ly 20 -TSw York. Now York
ia PIvtuouth and CherhourE
Adm Iulv @9-Gcscric tBrl. New YORK Tor
cnrrhoryr .iuly 20 Kaiser wilhelm II Gen.
New York via Plymouth for Bremen lana
1lvorpooi' july 90 Lu,itanla Rr,, New York
Kobe J% InIT p Iniradco G'r. New York via
SYDNEY. \ $ v. July IS Barcus" dIr'. ~"
York via ST Vincent. V, cape Town, lTc,
mantle Adelaide and Melbourne; star OF
Australia OBJ. New York Via ~ vincent
~ ~. H,pan Iul %'' o. Katuna ORD. New York
Ma - Vincent. & V. Cape Town Agoa Day
and East London.
SAILED.
T.. amos. July - Val salicc dtah from &c
,,l m,I', I,,lr es phnhus Ger,. Now YORK
Bu,nos A,rcs, July 90 queen Adelaide 'HT'
pa ,rnm July % stephen d1r, from Para.
Have. July % Ia Sayole frl, New YORK.
Roclamheau Fri. New YORK.
Plume July - lycrnia OBJ, Ne" orh
Rotterdam, July 2S-ESce''ior '"eH' ~"
YORK.. H.,
AIgicrs. July p Walton Hall On 6rom
Yokohama. ctcl. Boston and Nc" YORK.
EnuIogne July ~ Rotterdam Dutch. Dr"n
Rottrrlam New YORK.
Rotterdam. July 2s Maartensdyk hpntch)'
%cw York. Newport Ncws and Bsitimor.
Sierra Leone. July q D'gama BD, ScW
YORK: XOnakry HD. from A1iml Pensa-
cola.
PASSED
Perrin. July @9-Eax H3D, New York FOR Cal
cutta.
Gibraltar July - san Giorgio GtaD. New
York for Palermo and Naples.
Cane Spartel. July NeHezia Frl. New ork
and Providence for Naples and Marseilles.
Gibraltar July 2G-AnCoua GtaD. Philadelphia
and New York FOR Naples and Genoa.
Perrin. july - Jeseric tBD. New YORK for
ACcn. Singapore. etc.
Gibraltar July 2S-Pennine Range (Br, 4.e"
York via Norfolk for Palermo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
sHlPpAN POINT TRACT SOLD.

Kenneth Ives e. co. sold at Shippan
Point. Stamford. Conn, tract on Van
Rensselaer, avenue, to Adelbert a. Skeel'
and a tract on Ocean Drive West to Miss
Margaret DAILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
TRANSpAcIFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer I'm y. Y. y NJ
Guam Philippines via san Fran
cisco)-T s Transport. .....-... July u, C:3O
Hawaii Gia san Franciscol-Hono-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

! CWitl. name and address Of purchaser ana
attorney
It'IN %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

with name and address OF grantee and at
torney.b
Interest o per cent unless otherwise stated
lilly 90 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

For Western New York fair to day and
Wednesday: light 10 moderate north winds,
becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

Local Official Record.--The following off,
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
resnondne date OF last Near:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

JULY %
ROEBLrNG AVE, $. 100 u OF NAV
flower ave. 75x1o0; Patrick ] Twomcy ss'
Ellen Ward ct al: July 70, 1912; $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 4:55; sunset. 7:1s; moon rises. s:3l;
moons age u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY 30.
DECATUR AVE. o =. 4+.4 II n OF 1o5th II.
boxIOO: Central Mortgage Co loans william
Ereeland $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
Humidity.
s a. m...s2 p. ms S p. M. %

Official observations OF United States weather
bureaus taken at p. m. Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

way: July %; due as per bond; $1,000: ID
dress, 176 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
BUILDING ALTERATIONS.
JULY ~
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 2i6 East. s 3: 20 4 sty ioft bldgi
Aiken Son & GO, Inc, s73 Broadway, owner:
Robert W Gardner. 122 West 10Th &c archi.
tect: cost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
The Bronx.

BLSMBRE Pr. s. 200 II of Marmon
ave OK Eoaio1 Pauline CABIN to Charles Lehnhoif.
Title Qua and rTs o. fl adtSgTey
KELLY ST. n T. 73 II 3 OF Interva e
ave 90 sNlooi Samuel Epstein to Henry Horn
stein 1874 Kelly st; July - (mtg S39. OO0): 500:
attorneys, Lewkowtz & sternberg. 70 Nassau
LOT 2?o map 47s lots. Halght estate: Ar
thur Hempe 70 Fortunate Tassone. 3S7 Broome
| at: July -, $780, attorney. Charles II Baech-
Ter. 1926 Walker ave.
LOTS 0 and 10. map II p Horton. City Island
Nicholas A Horton to Edna NJ Horton. I7S
Horton st, city Island; July 20: 500: attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust co. l16 broadway.
sAMa Ho4iDn E&na !. c, SiG ..ns
July Is; 500; attorney. same AS above
Lot so. map Jacksonville property; Henry
Garrison to Daniel sheyland. 81 Madison 81
July "a 81; attorney, William A Heating. 26l
broadway.
SAND PROPERTY. Daniel shevland to
Henry Garrison 1921 Richardson ave; July
-: 81: attorney. same as above.
LOT 1893, map Section 2. ~ Raymond Park
Elda L shafrer to Baxter Howell Building Co
X ri Arnold 40 Westchester Square.
LOT 2s2. map Of Van Cortlandt estate.
Adam Wiener to Reid Realty Corporation, $50
Canal st: July %; 81. 100; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
LOTS 543 and 5i4: same to same 200
LOTS 70 and 70; same to same: $1,000.
LOT 1915: same TO same 5000
LOT 1Ig: same to same; $3.50
LOT 100 10 1Gl; same to same: $3.50.
LOT 4f0 same to same; 81 $50.
LOTS go and 2Il same TO same $1,000
LOT 107: same 10 same: S2550
LOTS 49, and 4ss: same to same: s., 500
LOTS 81 and ~ same TO same; 700
LOTS 1913 and 100; same to same 81, 700
LOT 1872; same 10 same; 1880
LOT 502: same to same 81 600
LOT 1853. same 20 same: $500
LOT SOL same 10 same; 5000
LOT 4Oi same to same; $1,000
LOT 63l; same to Walter 4 Hsvens Farm
ingdalc n !. $3.50
LOTS 49, and 4s3, same to Arthur Watson.
South Nyack. Y; $500
LOT J66 to S6S same TO Annie 4 Burrows,
$50 West 18th 81; So, 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

Forecast for Special Locaiitiss.-For III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-06
MONSARRAI
MATINEE

Judge Monsarrat melted out justice
to small number of defendants ap-
pearing before him in district court
this morning.
J. f. Green, gathered in by the Of
ffcers for exceeding the speed limit
with an auto was requested to settle
fine of $40 and the costs. zee Son
Su. Korean charged with commit
ting an assault with a deadly weapon,
waived examination at the lower
court and was committed TO the cir
cult, court for a hearing. "
One of the delegation of wine buns
who infest the waterfront and lumber
Yards in the lower part of the city.
vas gathered in the police net last
night. Giving his name as Nelson.
the man was sentenced to twenty days
at Hotel Asch. ~
A Russian charge id with too much
enthusiasm as result of frequent
lihations of dago- red. caused trouble
that brought him before the tribunal
end a fine of 81 and the trimmings.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per p. NJ. S. s. Mongolia from San
Francisco-For Honolulu: ]. c. Aims
ley. Mrs. j. c. Ainsley, F. Alexander,
Mrs. F. Alexander, Joseph M. Bait
uff, Mrs Joseph NJ. Baltuff, Mar
garet NJ. Baltuff, Ernest Barron, Miss
b. Bartlett, Miss l.. Bliss, Miss j.
Bliss, Mrs. Sarah Boggs, Mrs. r. E.
Bond, Miss A. Black. Miss Reba
Brewster, Miss S. Bryant, Miss G. L..
Campbell, Mrs. J. l.. Campbell, Miss
B. Castle, W. r. Castle, Mrs. W. r.
Castle, Mrs W.. f. Carr, Miss Mar
jorie Carr, S. Chapman, Mrs. S. Chap
man, H. r. Cole, Mrs. II. r.. Cole. f.
C. Cook, Mrs. Z. c. Cook, Mrs, c. K.
Cooper, Mrs. T. M. Cox, Miss c.
Crawford Alex. Craighead, Mrs. c. A.
Duncan, w. A. Durnih, Mrs. M. J..
Edmunson, Geo. E. Fisher, Geo. Flood,
Miss NJ. Flynn, j. W. Flynn, Lieut.. F..
Gondinear. Mrs. M. ID. Gear, S. Giant,
]. Giant, r. r. Goodell, Mrs r. R.
Goodell, Mrs. w w. Hall, Miss Char
lotte Hall, Mrs. S. d. Heapy, VIM.
Hebron, Mrs. S. E. Herr. ]. NJ. His
key. Mrs. ]. NJ. Hiskey, Mrs. E. w.
Hilbert, Mrs r. r. Hind and infant,
NJ Howard, Mrs. NJ. Howard, Miss n.
Hutchings. w. A. Kinney. Mrs. H.
Letter. Mrs. E. Lockwood. Miss Ruth
McChesney. VIM. McInerny, J. H.
Maley, II. P. Marble. Airs. H. p.
Marble, Miss Fora Marble. Miss j.
De La Marlais. A. F. Marsile, Mrs. C..
n Marquee. k-Mayer, Mrs. X. Mayer,
NJ. F. Netting. Miss Katherine Nevin,
Mrs. J. B. Nevin. F. B. Mickey, Mrs.
F. B. Mickey, Miss Alice O'Connor,
Miss B. Pappano, Young NJ. Park,
Sang II. Park. F. Podmore. s. Poor
man, Jr, Mrs ,Abbie J. Pratt, Mrs.
A. Reeves, DR.. Ray D. Robinson. Mrs.
Ray D. Robinson. Fred c. Ruffhead,
A. NJ. Salinger, Mrs. A. NJ. Salinger,
J. Scott. A. Scale, Mrs. A. Scale. Mrs.
r. Hyde Smith, Mrs. Justin Stock,
DR.. G. E. Stoner. Mrs. G.. f. Stoner,
VIM. Strawhecker. Mrs. VIM. Straw
hecker. Edwin B. Temple, Judge W.
CYAN Fleet. J. w Waldron, !. &.
War;. Mrs. ]. G. War;, Mrs. ]. {.
Welch. Mrs II. L. White. Mrs. w r.
Willis. Miss. l.. A. Willis. S. d. Will
son. Mrs. s. d. Wilson, DR.. f. V.
Wilcox. Mrs. r. Y. wilcox. DR.. H.
Wood. Mrs. H. Wood, c. J. Yet, J. 7.
Yak. Mrs J. T. Yak.
For Yokohama: Miss Natalie Ber-
mer. Miss c. l.. Cook. Miss VI. S,
Cooke. J. w. Foard. Heinrich Fasis,
| Rt. Rev. Bishop H. J. Hamilton. Mrs.
II. J. Hamilton, Miss Grace Holton,
Mrs. W. l.. Jones. Miss Hazel Jones.
Miss E. Kaufman. r. Kitajima. Y,
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per, str. Claudine, for Hilo. via
way ports, Dec. GAS. Soon, MIR. and
Mrs. r. E.fBond, c, G. Livingston, F.
E. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Glib,
Mrs. T. H. Thomas and two children,
Mrs. T. 7. Meyers, Cecil Brown, Rev.
H. Mason.
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo via
way ports, Dec. 7.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
| J. G. Land, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ogg,
A. Haneberg, j. A. Scott, E. Scott
John Watt, Mrs. J. S. Canaria, p. de
Villele. Miss NJ. Ruside, J. T. Moir
Mrs. II. L. Helbash and two infants
Howard Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. job moss
J. Webster. w. Pullor.
Per str Mauna Kea, for Hilo De
cember 11.-Hang Chack, Miss r. Wal.
lace, Mani Parker Jr.. Mrs. c. W.
North, Master X. North, Master Il.
North. A. Morrison. J. D. Tdcker. A
Abrens, Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Bond W.
il. Steward, Miss Mary Lindsay, H. H.
Renton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Snow and
servant, Mrs. Mitsu, VIM. Yah Kwai
T'ong, Mrs. l.. Wah. Mrs. Pan Kau,
Mrs. Oil. Mrs. Walls Jas. T. Taylor
W T. Robinson c. A. Doyle, F. w,
Macfarlane; c. c. Conradt, y. Chong
Hiss NJ Forrest, Lille Holmes, J. Male
Mr. and Mrs. Watt. Mrs. NJ. Forrest
J. Hurd.
Per str. kinau, for Kauai ports. De
CCmber l0.-Mr and Mrs. J. R. Myers
Mr. and Mrs G.. P Wilcox, W. Anler,
Ii
and Mrs. Wilcox and servant.
Per str W. G. Hall, for Maui and
Molokai ports. Dec 12.-Blanche Mis-
hard, Leslie Wishard. F. Broadbent
II. Easso;h, y. r. baldwin.
Per str. Kilauea, for Kona and Kar
ports, Dec IL Mr. and Mrs. F.. F.
Conant. Francis Lyman, Mrs f. A
/ Lyman. Master H. Lyman, Miss. Ar
mold. DR. and Mrs Goodhue Miss
Goodhue George Lindley. STANLEY
! MOtt-Smith. Ernest Mott-Smith.
Per str Claudine. for Hilo, via way
ports, Dec l3.--Miss NJ. Taylor, Miss
Myrtle Taylor. Miss 0. Lindsay, Miss
w. Deas. Miss |. Glib. Mis$+E. Glib
VIM. Hitchcock, ]. chalmers. A
| Wadsworth. d. WadswOrth. Miss G
Meinecke. Miss F.. Chalmers, Miss A
Chalmers. Miss o. Robinson.
Per str. Mauna kea, for HilO. via
way ports. Dec. IA. l.. Gay, f. Gay
| Il Gay. Elsie Gay. Mary Cav. c
| Baldwin. W. Paris. Aileen Glib
! Ester Gihb, Miss NJ, Austin. Miss Y
Austin. n. Wadsworth, a. Wadsworth
S. Austin. W. Bond. X. c. Bond. Miss
NJ, Renton. Miss +. Renton, f. Bald
win. II. Baldwin, Miss Ethel Paris
Mrs. ]. D. Paris, A. Paris. Mrs. f
! Aungst. Miss Akedman. Miss Madden
Nora Moir. Grita Moir. Herbert Cul
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len. Miss V Madden. Miss F. Lidgale,
Miss T., Lidgate. G. MoIr: Miss {.
Reid. Miss VI. Forrest MIS-. G..
Wright, +. NJ, Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs,
A. Fake.
Per ST. Mikahala. for Maui and
MoIokai ports, Dec, IL Miss NJ. Mey-
er. Miss A Meyer, Miss Annie Never.
Per str. kinGu. for Kauai ports. Dee.
III. z. Cooke. Mrs W. VI. Vincent,
Mss. q. E. Vincent.
Per str. Mauna kea, for Hl!o. VIA
way ports, Dec 1S,-AIiss II. Robinson,
Mics L. Robinson, Miss Jean PNt@hard
Miss Maggie Pritchard Master \. Nc
kenzie. Mrs. H. Mckenzie. MIR. and
Mrs. II. p. Wood. Miss H. ,'aIdwell,
Miss L. Maxwell.
Per str. ". G Hall. for Kauai
ports, Dec. 19-Miss A Grobe. Miss
{. Bettencourt, Miss D. Grobe, Miss
v Wenselau. Miss II. Schimmelfen-
mig, Miss A Miller.
Per str. Claudine. for Hilo via
way ports, Dec 20.-Miss S. kaIino,
Foster Robinson. A. Robinson. {.
Robinson. Miss r. Hansen, Miss NJ.
Christophersen. 9
Per str. Claudine, for Hilo. via way
Ports, Dec. 20.-Miss Robinson, Mrs.
n. E. Perley.
Per str. Kinau. Cor Kauai ports. Dec.
H. Schemmingfiy. MEs ]. A.
Wilder.
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HARBOR NOTES

The Pacific Mail liner Korea, sail
ing for the mainland on or about De-
cember Itch, will carry the next mail.
Mail forwarded to the coast in the
Oceanic liner Sonoma reached the
mainland at | o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The Mongolia, for Japan. Manila and
Hongkong, is to sail at o'clock this
evening. About 100 Asiatic steerage
passengers will join the vessel at this
port.
The United States army, transport
Thomas with officers and enlisted
men for Hawaii and the Philippines,
sailed from San Francisco at noon
yesterday
Continued Gains are said to be re-
sEonsible for the slow trip made by
the American schooner Repeat, that
arrived from Puget Sound yesterday
afternoon with lumber.
The barkentine Irmgard and EchOon-
er S. \. Castle had not arrived at Ma
katea at the time the Norwegian
steamship Promise sailed from that
port for Honolulu. The two sailers
are carrying general cargo and lumber
from the coast to Ocean island.
The report comes from the coast
that the we'll known ship Erskine NJ.
Phelps for years in the sugar and gen.
elal merchandising trade between Ha-
wall and the east coast of the United
States, will complete her last voyage
around the Horn as a windjammer
with the arrival at San Francisco.
Tie vessel is to be fitted with auxil-
larry engines.
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Dem. SUCCEEDS
(Con:inued from Ta3e y

in as TO whether other vacancies that
the governor may have to fiji and
which will be important offices dur
ing four years of Democratic admin
istration, will be filled with Demo-
cratic appointees. The naming of
Thayer is take by some to indicate
that Frear intends to name men who
will be politically affiliated with his
probable Democratic successor, and
today's action strengthens the belief
that Governor Frear is planning a
comparatively early retirement from
the executive chair even should he be
retained by President Wilson,.
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Kubo, w W. Potter, Mrs. Thos. Sam
mons, This. Summons, Miss E. Sche-
weitzer, c. T. Thaw, Miss A. Sprow-
les. For Kobe: H. Shigi. For Maya
saki: Miss G. Gilman, Rev. J. Nevis
Sayre,. Miss Winifred l.. Stout, ]. NJ.
Wilson, Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson, Miss Edith
Yontsey. For Hong Kong: G. w. B,
Bartlett, Mrs. G. w. B. Bartlett, II.
Bridges, A. j. Cambridge, w. P.
Clark, Mrs w. P. Clark, l.. T. Davis,
Miss f. Daywalt, Mrs. F.. Daywalt, r.
IL. Denny, Mrs. r. H. Denny, A. E.
Edgcomb, Mrs. A. E. Edgcomb, Erwin
man, Miss Nettie Isom, G. w. Nc
Kean, c. S. Miles, Mrs. c. S. Miles,
Z. Newman, Mrs. r. w. Richards, H.
p Rose, Mrs. II. p. Rose, r. B. Scott,
Mr.. NJ. Spalinger, Mrs. NJ. Spalinger,
Miss Mary w. Triplett, Miss Julia
Van Fleet, Mrs. w. c., Van Fleet, w.
G. Van Fleet. Jr., G. p. Yeatman, Mrs.
G.: P. Yeatmant For Manila: Chas.
A. Bauer, P. r. Bear, L.'Sterling Bog
CESS, c.. X. Bradbury, E. w. Buxton,
Miss E. S. Carpenter, Leo. J. Descher,
Mrs. ]. G. Dewitt, Miss C. E. Ennis
r. A. Falconer, ]. Sloat Fassett, Mrs.
J. Sloat Fassett and maid, Miss ]. L..
Fassett, Chas. A. Gilchrist, H. Ham
ilton, Miss E. ]. Hannah, Percy E.
Hemmett, Mrs. Percy E. Hemmett
and infant, Master Gormon NJ. Hem
NETT, James Houston, F. NJ. Johnson,
Mrs. F. NJ. Johnson, A. B. Kelly, Mrs.
A. B. Kelly, Kimpston Hines, w. A.
Korb, w. H. Lalley. Jos. S. Manning,
H. E. Rathburn, S. Ritchey, Mrs.
Grace A. Schick, E. A. Sahrameck,
Miss r. Starr, Maj. J. w. Swami,
Mrs. j. w. Swami.
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PARADE
GETSGOOD HELP

A meeting of the newly-named fin
ance committee of the 1918 Floral
Parade, of which Fred. l.. Waldron is
chairman, will be held this afternoon
in the promotion committees rooms
at four O'Clock for the purpose of or
ganization. The committee Is con-.
Tosed of ]. S. McCandless, E. A.
Berndt, c. R. Hemenway, R. w. Shin
Sic, A. Lewis, Jr.. DR.. w. G.. Hobby,
A. d. Castro, prominent Japanese
and a Chinese and Fred. l.. Waldron.
director General Chillingworth OF
the Parade is greatly pleased with
the strong makeup of the committee
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LABOR POLICY
LEFT UNCHANGED

Nothing new in policy was produced
by the consideration of labor matters
ly the Planters Association in eNeCu-
tive session. A pro forma report was
read, which gave the labor statistics
of the year. such as arrivals and de-
partures OF the labor element Of diff
ferent nationalities.
There was general discussion OF
the labor situation throughout the
Territory. different managers telling
of how their respective plantations
stood in the matter. No action was
taken on any definit" proposition and
the labor status was LETT tn" same
as it was found. the past year, policy
.Of. obtaining the best. supplies avail
able Eeing virtually continued.
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WEATHER TODAY

Friday, Dec. 8, 1912.
Temperature-6 a m, 20; 3 a, m,
-; 10 a. m. IS; ~ noon, so. Mini
mum last night, SO.
Winds a M, velocity ,, y, E; S
a. M. velocity ], n; 10 a. IN, veloc-
ity ), S; IL noon, velocity :, y. Move
ment past "A hours, 1O3 miles.
Barometer at s a. m. 30 SO. Rela-
tive humidity a. m, a. Dew-point
at a m, g. Absolute humidity, s
a. M, 1881. Rainfall, 0.
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An Hawaiian woman, an old offend.
or also drunk was sent to the reef for
zen days. = .,. . -s..
Committed to the circuit court, Man
.uel Fernandez charged with slashins
a sailor on the wrist waived examina-
ton at police court. ~
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Eleven sailors from the Black Sea
feet, recently condemned to death for
melting mutiny on the Russian war
vessels. were shot to death yesterday
b. firing parties from the various vcs-
sells of the fleet
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
EXCHANGED ..

ASTORIA-Arrived, December :. S.
:. Unkai Maru, No. =, heEve Norem-
seroarsm.
S. S. KCrea vii: arrive from Yoko-
hama Monday at Loo1 md sail for
Sar Francisco Tuesday 10 a. H..
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DEPARTED

" Thursday, Dec. 5.
Cruise-Kukui, U. s.. s. light house
tender, p. m. .. H.
Kauai ports-Niihau, stmr., p. m.
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ARRIVED
Thursday, Dec. }.

Thursday, Dec. ).
Puget Sound-Repeat Am. sch. p. M.
Seattle-Dix q. s. A. T. a. m.
Friday, Dec. 6.
San Francisco-Mongolia, P. NJ. s..
5. a. ~. .@...
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered of Record December ). 1919,
from 1880 II. m. to 4 30 y. M.

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd
Tr to Hattie Bannister and hsb Rel
Cecil Brown to James t Leach. d
Entered Of Record December 6, 1912,
frem $40 q. m. to 1880 u. m.
K kaapuiki to Chas A Brown. D
KaIanihou English twD to Lee
Shing l.