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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

when it was announced that President
Taft had been in consultation with
President-elect Wilson in regard to the
filing of some of the existing vacancies
in the government service, in order that
those named for some of the more inn
portant posts now may be retained in
Office after the new administration goes
into effect. The idea OF one President
consulting the wishes of President
elect, of an opposite party, in the fill
ing of offices has startled the advocates
of the spoils system.
That the President and his successor
have been in consultation was evidenced
by the official announcement that Doe
tor Wiley's successor had been chosen
in the person of Carl Alsberg, who will
accept the post in the department of
, agriculture as the head of the pure
food bureau, with an assurance that he
will be kept there by President Wilson
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
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LONDON, December s. Especial to
The Advertiser Yet another British
police scandal. "'We were so very,
very good, and those terrible Americans
were SO shockingly, abominabIy wicked
when the Becker scandal was first un-
folded"
But eight British police "affacis, I"
coming one on top of the other, is to
John Bull pill as bitter as gall. The
latest case has involved the suspension
of prominent official of the London
police force. The police doings, while
secret, are causing much discussion in
the clubs. But no details have been al.
lowed to leak out.
The sale of Hammerstein Opera
House to a prominent fnancier was all
but complete, when, owing to the oscil-
lation of the money market, due to the
Balkan war, the deal had to be put off.
NJ. Fiascati, a well known city res.
tauranteur, has just retired, having
earned n small fortune as the result of
twenty-five years of activity. His Gus.
toners included notable authors and
journalists. On some occasions he has
kad visits from members of the peer
age who, accompanied by women
friends, have desired TO dine in Bohe.
milan surroundings.
A Scotland Yard official confessed the
other day that at least score of muir.
lerers are now walking the streets of
London safe from interference by the
law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

HAVANA, Cuba, December 7.-(By
Associated Press Cable)-Bridgie Web
Der, the gun man, who confessed to the
district attorney and brought about the
conviction of the gun men who slew
Herman Rosenthal, is preparing to
hurry back to New York. Asked for
the reason of his change of plans, Web
Der said that he has been warned that
unless he returns to Gotham immed-
lately he will be murdered. He de.
cllned to give any intimation of where
the warning came from.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

officially upon its career IN its new
headquarters, magnificent structure,
which hereafter win be the home Of
the fighting men of the Nation who
appear in the capital.
President Taft with his military and
naval aides members of congress and
of the diplomatic corps and officials of
the various departments of the govern
ment were guests at the formal house
warming. More than two thousand
guests registered at the clubhouse
which was gaily fitted out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

PHILADELPHIA, December s.
Especial to The Advertiser )-The great
steel clipper Erskine NJ. Phelps has
left here on her last voyage to Honolulu
When she berths at her buoy in the
Golden Gate, auxiliary engines will be
installed to prepare her for faster SER
vice to the Hawaiian Islands and the
Orient, through the Panama Canal.
Her captain hopes to make the last
"trip under wind alone around the world
in record time.
A full-rigged and stately queen of the
waters when all her sails are set, the
Phelps was the first steel vessel built
in the United States and also has more
fast voyages to her credit than any
other sailing vessel afoat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, December
7.-(Special to The Advertiser)-Many
letters written by John Mcnamara,
secretary of the Iron Workers Union,
and William T. Reddin, Milwaukee, the
business agent, were read by the gov
ernment in its cross-examination OF
Reddin at the dynamite conspiracy
trial today.
Reddin testified that Milwaukee was
the headquarters of the structural iron
and steel firm against which the union
had called a strike and Mcnamara was
accustomed to write asking about jobs
to be put up by the firm. The witness
said he usually supplied the information
but denied it was ever used IN connec'
tion with explosions.
In one letter Mcnamara wrote:
Gin referring to matters of this kind
1t would be well to write them on sep
arate sheet of paper and mark them
personal. ,, Reddin asserted he did
not know Mcnamara IS meaning.
As the eighth of the forty'two de-
PENDANTS to testify, Fred j. Mooney,
of Duluth, Minnesota, explained letters
he wrote to Mcnamara during the pc
riod when explosions about the coun-
try were frequent.
Referring to phrase by him that he
thought that the Iron Workers Union
was going to lose its strike against
r'Open Shop contractors unless new
trick was adopted, he said the rules
prohibiting men from working on 10
cal union Job if the same contractor
had non.union jobs elsewhere in the
country, was meant. Mooney testified
that he told Mcnamara that labor con
ditions Mt Milwaukee were "slavery.
Three DAYS after the blowing up of
an unloading rig on the docks at Su
peror, Wisconsin, in August, 1910
Mooney said he wrote TO McNamRra
that the real dynamiters would visit
there soon. lie said he meant that theN
would convey news of the explosion
though he personally had nothing to d,
with H.
Ortic MeManipal has already confess
cd 10 the Superior explosion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
BEWARE OF COLDS.

children are much more likely TO
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds, Whooping cough,
dipbtheria, scarlet fever aud eonsump,
lion are diseases that are often con
iratied whom tho child has q cold That
Is why all medical authorities say be.
ware of colds. faf the quick cure OF
colds You will hnd nothing better than
Chamberlain p Tough Remedy Il eau
alaAYs Ia depended upon and ls pinas
ant aud safe 10 take For sale hY lien.
son, smith a Con fldl a8epis fof la.
Waii, Advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
Enjoy Delightful French Duel
Four Bullets CourteousIy Exchanged
my Federal Wlrolo.s Tolograph.)

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
PARIS sspecia The Adyoser)-Coming
mch probably lunch, served by well known
keeper Champs Ey, NJ, Aubp, president OF the
Of parliamentary Journalists Deau
talking A. poueare speech Nantes
IN roneare his popularity there, said A. Ahry,
Nantes aid him., replied A. heasi
because put hls u itn
asked "a Apbp, o protesting admiration for
taineure
The deuy aprnWa a France secretaries always apd ad
taos hNhp upd
npa ihat Coz mefN sud ApnY
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
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NEW YORK, December T. Especial
30 The Adyerlisurl Representatives
of AN European nutlNiNiseetiou society
have lodged a formal protest iu stock
holm against tboHWaTdiuR of the Nobel
Prize to poet0r Carroll OF NeW York,
head nf iAe Rockefeller Institution, fur
medical Hpsrafeh
Tine ls thp nrt tImJ since thn hohpl
iN. AHNlnulluN among fsu pfumi
urut m'u thpi ihrIN lbr hpep aus pro
tUf HfA.nu thp aNv.fr uf "a Niuprr
Doctor NHlall already bts mft ui
rioshhnlm who're ho 1911 Wnta thl
winter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

devils LAKE, Maryland, December
s.-(Special to The Advertiser) LARS
Jensen, laborer, employed on a build
ing under construction here, fell from
the third floor late yesterday when a
scaffold broke. He was buried beneath
the brick and mortar. While his fell
low employees were loudly discussing
whether to call a doctor or not and if
it would be best to call coroner, a
voice from beneath the debris shouted
"To with the doctor, dig me
OUT Fifteen minutes later Jensen was
working on another scaffold apparently
uniniured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
WILLIAM CAMERON FORBES.

Governor General of the Philippines,
who says Filipinos will never want
separation from the United States.
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the political alliance with the United
States severed.
Forbes returned to his New England
home very sick man in May last. The
result of his leave of absence has been
to completely restore his health and he
goes back to Manila ready to end his
term as Governor General by another
spell of work in the interest of Fill
pinos and Americans.
He had long conference on Friday
with President Taft, Brigadier General
Mcintyre, director of the bureau of in
sular affairs, and his predecessor Gen.
James Francis Smith, of San Francisco.
General Smith is now one of the
judges of the court of customs appeals
and one of the prominent Californians
in the Capital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
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WASHINGTON, December 7.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser In the senate
today, the consideration of the Omni.
bus Claims Bill was resumed, and Sen
ator Clapp introduced a bill designed
to prohibit the raising of campaign
funds in one State for use in another
commonwealth.
The hearing of the impeachment
charges against Judge Archibald of the
commerce court was resumed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

WASHINGTON, December s.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser) Governor Gen
eral William Cameron Forbes will leave
here for Seattle, where he will sail for
the Philippines, December 16.
He came out in warm aisapprobation
of the Jones' Independence Bill. Gov
ernor Forbes says that any talk of free
lf-government for the Philippines,
beyond the autonomy given them under
the present administration, is no good.
He predicts that the opening of the
Panama Canal viii end once and for
all Filipino aspirations for indepen-
dence. The growth of trade will be
such, says Forbes, that the Filipinos,.
who are developing remarkable genius
for commerce, will be the last to wish
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph,

NOME, Alaska, December S.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser r)-Another rich
gold strike on the newly found contin-
uation of the third beach line has been
made in the Koffa claims. The pay
streak is four feet thick and runs four
cents to the pan. Pay pans better as
the drifts are extended. The Bay States
group, where pay was struck November
IA, show increasing results in several
claims and are taking out big Jumps.
The recent discovery of gold has
awakened the winter camps and all is
activity around Nome, and it looks like
a revival of the early days in the camp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
Navy Orders,
tBy Federal Wireless relegraph.) }

WASHINGTON, December 7. -
Especial to The Advertiser) )-Presi-
dent Taft today made his first Christ
mas gift. He promised Representative
Berger of Milwaukee to commute the
sentence OF two years imprisonment
imposed on Harold A. otey, private in
the Thirteenth Company, Coast Artil'
lery, to make II expire on Christmas
morning
According to Berger, otey was SEN
fenced 90 one year for drinking aud
another because he lied when he was
ON trial.
81 suggested TO the President that
he let Otey out on Christmas day aud
he agreed TO make otpy free man OH
thristmas AS a present TO me-, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
tpy Federal wireless Telerranh, ,

WASHINGTON, December 7.-(spe-
cial to The Advertiser)-More than
twenty thousand skilled workers in the
navy yards throughout the United
States were today placed under the
protection of the civil service by exec.
utive order of President Taft. The
Presidents order was issued with the
approval of the civil service commits
sion and in accordance with opinion of
the attorney general.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
In the House.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph.

tBy Federal Wireless IelegrAph.l
WASHINGTON, December 7.-(Spe.
cial to The Advertiser) The legisla.
tive, executive and judicial appropria,
ton bill was again taken up in the
house today, The rivers and harbors
committee continued It's work upon ap.
preparation bills coming under its care,
Representative johnson introduced a
bill authorizing the federal government
TO take over the farm on which Lin.
coln was born and TO hold il as the
nation 5 memorial to the martyrel
President
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
DIVINE INTERVENTION is
ASKED IN MIDNIGHT MASS

CITY OF MEXTCo, December
9,-(By Associated Press Cable)
All the Catholic churches in
the city began midnight mass
this morning, in conformance
with the Papal decree, asking
for divine intervention to settle
the troubles in the country due
to the insurrection.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
French Guns the Best.
(By Federal wireless Telegraph. }

BERLIN, December Especial to
The Advertiser)- manner in which
the Krupp guns were apparently out
ranged by the French make of guns
during the fighting in the Balkans has
caused the German Emperor consider
able anxiety.
His Imperial Majesty has called into
conference the most famous artillerists
in the Empire and the experts at the
ordnance works at Essen.
1t is almost certain that the German
system of big-gun manufacture will be
completely revolutionized as result of
the Balkan war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
10 OUHE A COLD IN ONE DAY

TAkn I4HA AllNu IiFNIH TluInIna
Tablets AN dfaggnl nmnd
The money II it faih - fufa,
/ " Groves signature IS 90
Iath hnk
eHAfAliAs q q tsslsh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
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III PAsO, Texas, December z lspe
cial 20 Tho AdNoriIseD Efforts 90
nnify hll tbs revolutionary factions in
Mexico atr heing made hpro and rep.
foasnlallsns 0f the various factions aTe
holding secret mFetuHs W ttis utN
ARnnis IA ihp NHllnIr uul hlmu
lsimNm miHfr iugaIHl M. uuus.a
government hft hrrr lula}I through
iha fneHs "a a affEet rnIta OhepE
tho Nlnip plpi Waa asputoi,
a llfkfi Satisfactory lU HfI puifa
NHs aHfeei rpan a DO tHIl NtieH
named fluTes Nelan ipmu mIneisI
~ lhe interior unle lYalui Nsdaln
lai plmAeHl aHi EmNH ka4aa.
nnmef ~ We rfaldui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph. }

CHICAGO, December Especial to
The Advertiser)-Mme. Sarah Bern
hardt plans to do her Christmas shop
ping early and says she will buy be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 worth of gifts
for European notables, including actors,
playwrights, dukes and duchesses. She
will not do her own shopping, but will
leave the purchasing of the gifts to her
companion, Mile. Saylor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

has not been announced, she is said to
be the pretty but capricious young
grand duchess, Marie Alexander Victor,
who has scores of royal and semi-royal
suitors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE BILL
PARAMOUNT ISSUE IN CONGRESS
Delegate From Possessions Reported to Have
Pledges From Democratic Leaders to
Pass Radical Measure.
(By Federal Wireless TeIedraph.)

WASHINGTON, December 8.-(SpeciaI to The Advertis-
er-t is stated here that Manuel Quezon Filipino Delegate
to Congress, has the pledges of William J. Bryan, Repre-
sentative Jones, of Virginia, chairman of the committee
on nSuar affairs and other prominent Democrats that the
Jones bill giving the FIpinos complete independence in
eight years, will be passed through the house as para
mount isSe despite the fact that Presdent-eIect Wilson
has not yet committed himself on the question.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
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k WASHINGTON, December Z.
K Especial to The Advertiser)
< Governor Hadley of Missouri
K conferred today with Senators
< Borah, Kennon and La Toilette
< on plans for the reorganization
Of the Republican party. It be-
+ came known today that praci-
cally all the Republican Cover
< nors, at previous conference,
< had discussed informally the re-
K organization Of their party.
Governor Hadley spent an
4 hour or more this forenoon dis
4 cussing plans. He talked with
K regard to Progressive Republi-
x cans and all owned that it was
X well known that he was in
4 hearty accord with the PROPOSE.
4 ton TO hold q convention next
4 year for the consideration of va
4 rious reforms, among which he
X included curtailment of the
\ representation Of the Southern
X States in the national nomina-
= tion convention.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Decem.
ber s.-(Speeial to The Advertiser)-
The visit of former King Manuel of
Portugal was in connection with his en-.
gagement to Russian princess. He
has completely recovered from his re.
cent severe illness.
While the name of Manuel IS fancee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
GREEK WARSHIPS
AFRAID OF
MINES
BIockading Turkish Fleet in the
DardaneIes, But Fear
to Attack.
TURKS STRENGTHEN POSTS
Peace Commissioners Start for
London to Arrange the
Final Terms.
TURKS STRENGTHEN POSTS
cBy Federal Wireless Telegraph }

LONDON, December s.-(Special to
The Advertiser) Turkey and Greece
are still dodging naval battle at the
mouth Of the Dardanelles It Is explain
ed from Constantinople that the Greeks
evidently acted on the advice that the
submerged mines would be effective
and later learned that the Straits are
SO well protected as to defy any at
tempt to break through.
A mishap to one of the Greek sub
marines is denied in message from
Athens.
The Turks have strengthened their
posts and forts along the Gulf of Sa-
roses ON the Asia Minor side of the
Hellespont. If the Greeks attempt to
land the pasha in command is prepared
to give them hot reception.
The peace commissioners are now on
their way to London to take part in the
conference in St. James Palace.
Prefers Fighting for France.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, December
S.-(Special to The Advertiser Prince
Victor Napoleon Bonaparte, a general
in the Russian army, is closely follow.
ing the progress of the war in the near
east and is said to have offered his ser
vices to the French government in the
event of France being drawn into an
European engagement.
Prince Victor is now the accepted
leader of the French Bonapartists. He
is said to be more like the "Little
Corporal than any member of the Ma
polean family of the present or pre-
vious generations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10

DR.. F.. b. Beasley has returned from
Waialna, where he was Doctor Woods
substitute during the latter's visit to
Europe. Doctor Beasley will leave next
Friday for Japan and China. He will
probably be gone two or three months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
FIRST GREAT NAVAL FIGHT or
THE WAR PROBABLE TODAY
OFF THE DARDANELLES
Greek Squadron Accepts SuItans Challenge
and Steams After Turkish Fleet
Inlay Invade SarOs.
(By Federal wireless Telegraph.)

SEDIL BAHR, Dardanelles December 7-(Special
to The AdvertiserA Greek squadron composed OF SIX
warshps sighted off the entrance to the straits at
halfpast three o'clock this afternoon number OF YES
sells of the Turkish fleet concentrated in the Darda-
nees ready action and the straits believed to be
thcky strewn with mines.
The Greek navy, apparently, has accepted the chal-
lenge hurled by the Turks in the recent order to the Sui
tans warships to concentrate in the Dardanelles The
approach of both fleets to this historical place indicates
that the first important naval engagement OF the Balkan
war may be expected in a short time.
The report current few days ago that the Greek
transports on the way to Saros with Bulgarian
and Greek troops board Whether this Greek squadron
formed the to these transports is acting indie
pendenty has not been asceraned 1t is believed that
The Turks have concentrated two whole divisions OF troops
with considerable force of artillery from Asia Minor
the Galiopo peninsula and it is expected that they will
resist any attempt the part of the Greeks to land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
cBy Fedsrai Wireless Telegraph, ,

WASHINGTON December 7.-(spe-
cial to The Advertiser) Army orders
issued are;
Lieut..Col. Chas. W. Pendore, Twen-
ty-Fifth Infantry, will go to Fort
George Wright, Washington, for tenn
porary duty, thence to Letterman Hos
pital, San Francisco, for treatment.
First Lieut.. Max A. Elser, Twenty
Third Infantry, is detailed for recruit.
ing service and will proceed to Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Captain VIM. f. Godson, Tenth Cav
airy, is transferred to the Eighth Cav.
airy and will sail from San Francisco
about February fifth for Manila.
Transfers: Capt. Cornelius G. Smith,
from Fourth to Fifth Cavalry; Capt.
Varien ID. Dixon, from Fifth to Fourth
Cavalry; Lieut.. Col. Walter X Wright,
from Eighth to Seventh Infantry
Lieut.. Col. II. Allaire, from Seventh to
Eighth Infantry.
Navy orders.
Rear-Admiral f. T. Beatty, command.
ant Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c., to
Atlantic feet as division commander.
Capt. II. p. Jones, from command OF
the battleship Rhode Island to com
mandant Navy Yard, Washington, DC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
cHoLERA's TOLL is HEAVY.

CoNSTANTINoPIE Associated Press Cab)t has
that the cholera has entered the native quarters
the actual number of deaths
the official estimates given.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-10
PUTTING MUzzLE ON
STUDENT WRITER'S

STAMFORD, California, December 2
liiy Assoeinled pfess Cahlel The
student body hus decided 10 ape
point onleiHl eensor who shall have the
responsibility ui pasapg upon the news
'HontsH sent uut ~ the student tof
respondents iu ihu N4Fl0na NiiY papen
An ilrWp musl hv paHsfl upon hy tho
eaHfnF fur policy ahi Truth $50 ness
mfnilfial in lhf htsl lniegesls ~ ihe
Wl eHlia ~ ~ iaHilml afesme3l Nlii
~ HlleNpi 10 se pHl
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GENERAL WAR AvERTED.
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LONDON The Advertisert decided by
will
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term
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rvia for ports t. passed
PEACE PLENIPoTENTIARTEs.
LONDON Cable)Among
interested the drawing of
Allies the Turks Tewfk Pasha
Reched Paa ambassador of the Sultan to
of
Bulgarian prime ministers
deputies
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