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Evening journal., 1912-10-05
NOTICES
s:i'''ifSSir1iri 9 PEDAL FoTfof.

Wilmington. Del, September %, 1914
drod city Of WILMINGTON. Chriatiana Hun-
dred, Mn Greek Hundred. White Clay Greek
Hundred, New Castle Hundred. Pencsder
ordered 70 keep their iors IN leash or iropris
oned from September 20. 1912 TO November
I. 1912.
All police ofdcers Of said city and hundreds
are hereby authorized TO shoot or kill or i'm
pound any dog found at large during the
above named period unless the dos Is IN
leash.
Health is hereby authorized to aCgertfse the
abovenamed orders In the papers Of Will
minxton and Newark.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
OF Delaware.
Approved; WILLIAM r. ORR. N. D.,
Attest; A. r, FRANTz. NJ D..
sa4-tf seerstary.
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no OBsERvE COMMUNION.

Services begin in st. Luke's Re-
formed Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'Clock, the Rev.
Henry c. Long, pastor, administering
Holy Communion and delivering a
sermon. Sunday School opens at 2.30
O'Clock and the evening services at
7.3O o'clock.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES.

Rev G. 7. Uhler. pastor. the members
of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will
celebrate the Lords Supper at both
morning and evening services at IL
and 7.45 o'clock tomorrow Mr.. Uhler
will preach on "Christs Command" in
the morning and on, Coming Home
I'm the evening.
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N0RTH BApTIST sERYICEs.

The Rev. W. L. Pettingell- OF North
Baptist Church will preach on, "The
Peace" at the morning services to-
morrow and on. "The Greatest OF
Questions" in the evening. There will
be special prayers at both services for
the Lords return
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BALTIMORE s ONO r. II.
Special 81 90 Excursion to Baltimore
Sunday, October 6.

Special train will leave Wilmington.
Delaware avenue station. at $40 4.
m; Newark at $50 q. m. Returning.
leave Baltimore, Camden station. al
$50 .. M; Mt Royal at 6.35 p. N.
Tickets on ssle. s14 Market street Of
oce Fridays aud Saturdaxat
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BIsHOP AT OLD sMEDEs.

In Old Swedes Church tomorrow
morning at 7.S0 and 1880 o'clock, the
Rev Raymond l.. Wolven will admin
lister Holy Communion. Sunday school
opens at 2.30 o'clock and Bishop Frede-
rick j. Kinsman will conduct the
services in the evening beginning at
7.3O o'clock
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HAIR DRESSING

NJ ISS FRANCES MULHERIN. FOR
, vi meriy at 523 Market street, has rs-
moved 20 s26 Market street Shsmpooiik
treatment. msnicurinE; full line OF switches
and transfermatiors. also cOnbings neatly
made mp ID. A. phone bs56A mi6-ly
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]. ]. LONG I'M NEM POSITION.

John j. Long, formerly with Nc
Mahon Brothers Co. has accepted a
position with Miller Brothers Com
pany Of No. 213 Market street and
will be pleased to meet his friends
and acquaintances in his new situa-
tion.
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CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF ST. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church will hold
a rummage sale on Wednesday. 0cto-
Der Is, at No 100 West Eighth street.
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Wilmington. Del, Sept. 80. 1912
BY virtue Of the power aud authority vas-
ted in The State Live Stock Sanitary Board
BY the Act Of the General Assembly Of the
State Of Delaware, approved April 4. 1911.
the owners Of all dogs in Braudywine vii
mington, Christiaua. MIN Greek. White Cley
Creek. New Castle Pcncader and Red Lion
Hundreds, in said State. are hereby notified
that tho said board. in order 20 Protect the
health Of the domestic animals Of the State
OF Delaware and suppress, control and ernd-
rate the dangerous disease known as ''rab-
les, have this day ordered that quaran-
tine be established and maintained and al.
reefs Or. James r. Mahafy 70 enforce the
same In and throughout the several hundreds
within said State heretofore mentioned. ard
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 the own
ers of dogs In said hundreds to keep thein
In leash or imprisonment from September
%. 1919, 20 November 1, 1919.
Attention " directed 10 Section OF the
said Act establishing said Board within
wilful violation OF any Of the pFovisions OF
said Act, or any regulation Of the said
Board, or wiiful interference with officers
appointed under said act, are made a nisds.
meanor. aud upon conviction thereof, nuh-
ishahle by hne not exceeding 800 or BY
imprisonment not exceeding ono month. or
both, at the discretion Of the court
The State Live Stock Sanitary Board, By
s2t.tk vies.Presidsnt.
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There's a place to tell Of your abil-
ity--a place where prospective en-
ployere are looking 70 secure en-
ployes: It is Ia the Want Columns
ADV.
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ARCHITECTS.


A RCHITECrS AND ENGINEERS, SIS
"A Market ST., 90 years Of active practice
brings 70 our clients. much useful knowledge
in design and construction, and We warrant
our work correct Ia all respects.
T. L. RICE. JR.. CO.. (Inel
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RUGS. CARPETS. ETC

NEw R0Gs w0VES FROM 0Ln jag
~ psta By our lateat pAtent method OF
reinforcing assures you Of the best thar
can Be had. Carpet cleaning . speciality.
TAPIS RUG MIG. Co. Inc
Phone 1880. s22 Tatnaii ~
ifetf
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nRs. ARMOk TO SPEAK.

Mrs. Mary II. Armor. Will address
meeting on the subject Of Temper
ance." in MarshalIton NJ. u. Church
tomorrow evening
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

r, ENTLEMEN-iF you WANT THE
" highest cash prices for your old clothes
dTop postal card TO Kristoi'n. No. fe East
Front street a1B-8m
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CARPENTERS.

ITAVE YOU A HOUSE TO RENT NOW
II paying you -12.00; have il hxed UP
and make IL pay you $1,000 per month.
$40 bill now may save you $50 later. Con.
WARNER S. LEWIS. Carpenter and builder.
eoe Orange ST.. city ape.tf
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ROOFERS.

Il ARIEL AND COLE. ROOFING AND
II spoutlng root painting a specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed Estimates given.
SIS hine street. faT.iL
w n. r. WILLIAMS co.
W soi Orange st.. Roofing. spoutine
and Heapue Metal and competition roofing.
Hot Air Heating and vsntilaHnE. Repair.
ing promptly done. Phone. a2o.iy.
n ADMINISTRATOR CO., NO. $40
~ Orange street. Heaters and sheet
metal work Roofing Of All Kinds. s21.eod.1m.
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TYPEWRITERs.

~ YPEwRIrERs REPAIRED. RENTED.
4 sold. Fay payments. Bargains. slightly
used Und,fwoods, Remlngtons. Ribbons
marsia phone. aoe.tf.
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PLUMBERS.

ID ALpH J. F1DANCE
N Plumbing and Heating. Moderate
prices. Calls attended 20 al once. No. 1909
West Sixth street. ID. 4 A. Phone 154i-D.
Delmarvia. 1855. nf7-O
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COMING WEDDING ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. David Robinson an
nounce the marriage of their niece,
Nina A. Robinson, TO William d..
White, to take place ON Wednesday
evening. October l6.
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TRANSPORTATION
Wilson LinetO Philadelphia

PASSENGERS and FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington.
for Philadelphia and Chestnut Street Wharf.
Philadelphia, for Wilmington daily. Including
Sunday. at 7.3o, 900. 1880 a. m. 1900
700 .. m.
on Saturdays and Sundays only, ada.
iional trips AZ $50 aud $50 p. m
FARES--lneiuding Saturdays and Sun.
days philhdelphia excursion, 25c; ons
way. 15c. Chester excursion, $50; ons
way, 10c.
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ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS
The INFLAMMATION

renneases avenue 4 doors ooasb
Centrally located. Excsllent table. ei.so W
daily. We terms, $1,000 up.
NRe WM IFrFrpra prop.
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,rIcg TO DoG OWNERS

Attest: a. E. FRANTz. NJ D..
s24-tf Secretary
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case has been continued until Sep
teniber 18th! ilsas
An Soon. q Chinese doing business
on lower King street has been placed
under arrest, charged with having
violated q city and country ordinance
which prohibits the sweeping Of re-
fuse from his store into the street
The defendant entered q plea of not
guilty when arraigned this morning.
Chang Hung. a Chinese alleged by
Chief Of Detectives McDuffie As hay-
ing ATTEMPTED to make away with q
sack OF coin belonging to Japan
csc, q resident OF King aud Alapai
streets, was arraigned &C police court
upon charge OF burglary. The de-
PENDANT has been placed under one
Thousand dollars bail. He is also
charged with the theft OF six sacks
OF rice. a portion of which was re-
covered through the efforts OF Me.
Duffie and ~his men. .4N---s1..-..@s.
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Supreme Bench Forbids Lower
Court to Continue the Con-
tempt Proceedings

Such hopes as Mrs. Lorrin Andrews
No. may have entertained as to force
ing her former husband to pay her
Inonthly alimony. through contempt
proceedings were shattered this morn
ing, when the supreme court handed
down decision, making absolute the
temporary writ OF prohibition secured
by Lorrin Andrews to prevent Judge
Whitney Of the circuit court from at
tempting to force the payment Of all
mony through proceedings for con-
tempt
The supreme court holds that the
lower court at the time OF the divorce
decree being granted to Andrews upon
the ground OF bis Wife's desertion,
was without Jurisdiction to award ali
mony and any such alleged agreement
is null and void! The court holds
further that in such case even the
consent Of the parties is fneffeetual to
give the court power to award ALI
mony.
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MANY Nl)IABLES
IN TALANDIA

A number of notables are nearing
Honolulu as passengers in the Ca
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner zealandia, en-
route from sydney, N. 81 w, by the
way Of Auckland and Fiji, and due
TO arrive at Honolulu next Tuesday
morning.
According to adyices received at
this city today, the liner is not only
bringing a large list of prominent
Colonials, but also carries a good.
sized cargo, including quantity OF
refrigerated meats and provisions
for discharge at. this port.
The list of passengers include: Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Almond. Lady Alex
ander Arbuthnot, Miss Phoebe Ar.
buthnot, A. j. BilIows p. G. Black, w.
II. Burr, r. #. Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. L
.B. C. jackson, S. Jensen, Mr.. Laza-
rus, A. Michaelis, Miss Mowbray, H.
H. Oakley, Mr. and Mrs. E. Skillman,
#. Talbot, Hon. and Mrs. J. B. Tur-
ner, w. i. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. j
Williams, Mrs. Williams, ]. f.
Wright, Mr.. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Blomberg and child, F. Bray, s. Coote,
R. Gallup. Miss M. HALEY, Mrs. L.
Hanson r Fl. Harris. Nurse Impey,
Mr.. and Mrs sR. jenkins, H. Kelso,
Mrs. }. Keiso, B. Lehman, Mrs. ].
w. Moore. A. r. Morgan, H. A. Nc,
Ilrath, Miss ,Mitchison, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. Nelson and B Children, w. Nelson.
Miss MINES. Mrs. Pattison, Mr.. Paul,
Mrs. Prout. Miss Robinson. =. Swan.
son, Mrs. W. CT SWeetman, n. Sweet.
man, Mr.. Taylor, e. Unmack, A. M
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson.
Mrs. C. Wright, Count de Cisneros
Countess of Cisneros, Mrs. Sharman
Mr.. Lazarus, p. Dufault, ]. Liebling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Day, Mrs. A. Fraser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Toogood, l.. Mi Phil.
lipe, b. r. Josephs, Miss May John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Chatter, Mr.
Ward. Mr.. Dowd, Mr. Nelson, Mrs.
Nelson, G. B. Westmacott, F. Talbot,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bush, w. F. Sin
clair, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Seymour. Mrs.
&c. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Price,
Mrs. H. Nj. Wilson. Mrs. NJ. BIchard,
and infant, Miss NJ. Bichard, Miss L.
Bichard, w. Hayden, r. H. Hobbs, G.
Mccallum, Rev. f. Vey, 7. N. Down,
f. Batist, James Mason, ]. Newman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and child,
Messrs. McNair az, B. jerks, James
Costello, HI M. Whyley. @. Ingar-
field, Mr.. Gilfiilan, Mrs. Gilfillan,
M. M. Cardno,5 r. J. Stokes, David
Thorn, Miss C. Van SteenWyk, A. w.
Beeson, Mrs. Garrett and 3 children,
A. s. Howell, Mrs. Davies, d. Davies,
Miss j. ABercrombie, Miss Kennedy,
Freeman Martin T. r. Sherwood,
Mrs. D. H. Swezey and child.
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Kl]bI0 DENIES
AIDING MURRAY
I'm Letter Asked HaWaiianS to
Call on Him but Didn't
Mention Supervisor

There. was a report current In po-
slitical circles today that Kuhio alter
telling Supervisor Murray that ne
would not support his candidacy Tor
reelection, had written a letter IN
Hawaiian to the voters OF Murray
;nrecfnct, asking them to support
Murray for delegate to the conVen-
lions.
At Kuhio quarters, today an abso-
lutte denial of the story was enterea.
It appears that Kuhio has not Deen
satisfied with the way IN Wnlcn lhe
Hawaiians attend the conferences a.
his headquarters, and SO instructed
Secretary Hakuole to write q ietter
TO the Hawaiian voters asking them
to come around and discuss Dues
lions arising in their various pre-
efncts with Kuhio. This letter Has
signed by Cupid. but it is stated no
mention was made of Murray IN ihe
communication, and that Kuhio IS aa-
herring to his rule to look after MS
own political fences. ~.
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DUSKY PRINCES
tContInued Iron Pags D

masters Nasser. the elder member&of
the party. Is said to have managed to
keep pretty well aloof during the voy-
age from San Francisco to Honolulu.
Both men, who are declared TO be
princes Of royal blood. remained with
in their apartments on the liner and
did not mfngle with the other passen-
gers, who participated In an. elaborate
program Of deck sports and series or
entertainments provided BY officers
Of the ship.
A tour Of the world. comprising =
visit to practically all the important
capitals OF Europe. is being completed
by the princes, who are to be met at
Hongkong or Singapore by their pri-
rate yacht, which vessel is 10 convey
them to Zanzibar. the chief city on
the island.
The members Of the Zanzibar royal
family were a party to a round-the
island tour today. q machine having
been placed at their disposal immedE
ately upon arrival this morning.
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It holds also that commitment for
An alleged coptsmpt which consists n
the dizobedience OF IN order made
without Jurisdiction Is void. and that
= writ Of prohibition may issue to
prohibit q divorce court from enforc-
ing BY proceedings for contempt
void order for the payment Of all
mony.
The supreme bench holds that there
Is no provision In the statute pointing
70 the existence Of the power Of a.
vorce court to grant alimony as IN IN
cident to decree for the fault Of the
wife and that under no law written or
unWritten Is q husband required 10
support bis wife. II she has without
cause ceased to live with him or COM
mitted some other breach Of her duty
to him. constituting grounds for d.
vofce.
Whether Mrs. Andrews No. / can
otherwise than By eontempt proceed
ings recover upon the former hus-
bands alleged contract to pay, ID D
question which the court does not pass
upon, holding that It does not arise Ia
the case at bar.
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JAPANESE GETS
YEAR FOR THEFT

Honda, a Japanese, was sentenced
to one year Imprisonment for theft
by Judge Monsarrat at District
Court this morning.
Honda was charged with having
stolen silver watch valued at $3.50,
the property OF a fellow eountryman.
The arrest of the Japanese was made
by Chief of Detectives McDuffie and
his staff. The Japanese was also
given a sentence of one month on q
separate count, It being alleged and
proven that he had made, away with
a coat.
Forty Chinese, alleged as having
been present at place where gamb-
ling was being carried on, were ar
raigned this morning Upon a plea
of not guilty. all defendants were
committed to the Circuit Court for
trial.
Judge Monsarrat passed judgment.
upon Michael Judge, who is alleged
by the police to have been found ex-
ceedingly and bofsterously drunk up
on public highway Judge drew a
fine of three dollars and the usual
trimmings
For sweeping refuse from his place
of business to the street, q Japanese
named IoHishiga was fined five dol
lars and the costs Of prosecution at
this mornings session of Police
Court The prosecution Of such Of
tenders comes under a new ordinance
recently passed by the Board of Su.
peryisors.
AS a result OF a .neighborhood
scrap, Georgiana Marks was placed
under arrest for mfstreating child
OF Porto Rican pareatage at Camp
Number 8 The case was dragged in
to the police cburt this, morning and
following the lot of conflicting testi-
mony the presiding Judge discharged
the defendant, Georgiana Marks, the
woman having been found not guilty
of the alleged assault upon the child.
Percy Levy is alleged by the POI
lice to have driven motorcycle
through the downtown streets of Ho-
nofulu at a pace faster than that
prescribed by the law He is also
charged with having endangered the
safety OF one Sam Zablan Complaint
made against Levy brought him be-
fore Judge Monsarrat today. His
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FEDERAL TELEGRAPH CHARGED
WITH INFRINGING ON PATENTS
Marconi Company Brings Two Suits Against Posen Com
pany Asking for Injunction and Heavy Damages-Li.
cation Instituted in cafor MIA Previous Claims Sus-
tanned

Two suits for injunctions and dam
ages for the infringement of wireless
telegraph patents have been brought
in the United States District Court
Tor the Northern District of California
by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Company of America against the Fed
eral Telegraph Company.
The patents involved cover basic
inventions of the well-known inventor.
Mr.. Marconi, and the English scien-
fist, Sir Oliver Lodge. Two of the
patents have already been adjudged
valid and held to, have been infringed
by the United States District Court
for the Southern District Of New
York.
The bills of complaint in these suits
allege that the i Federal Telegraph
Company is making and using the ap
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ON VENTURA

M. Inman, billiardist champion Of
international fame, is i0ufneying to
the United States as through passen-
ger in the Oceanic liner Ventura. In
man declared this morning that al
though importuned to remain over at
Honolulu, his engagements preeluded
his making stop at this time.
In company with E. Diggle, Inman
left Australia at the same time, Dig
gle taking passage to London by DE-
rect liner Inman proposes to play
matches throughout Canada and the
United States, and later will visit
Great Britain, where he has an en-
gagement on November 18th.
Inman thinks that Lindrum has sue
ceeded in mastering the red-ball stroke
wonderfully we'll He used 1t in the
match against me, so ought to know, "
he said.
Regarding this method of play.
which has been so closely pursued by
George Gray, Inman thinks there are
dangers Of OVERRIDING it. Why, Gray
overdid it in London. For astime 1t is
great draw-like every other new
StfOke-Dul the pubic Tire VI IL dp
last" What effect has it on a player?
well. / took it up ID South Africa,
and put up 500, but it affected my play
afterwards. The monDtonysof 1t seems
to affect q mans mind. All-arou1d
play gives variety 10 the player as well
as the onlooker. In addition to that,
the constant swing OF one stroke. such
as the red-ball game Is, develops GER
tain muscles and neg1eets others. Any
player of experience will understand
what that means.
How would / limit it? would say
that man should not be allowed to
play more than IS successive strokes
off the red. Other strokes have had to
be limited in the past. 1T would be
better for the follower of that sort of
game If this were done, because be
would be obliged to adopt variety, and
that is the charm Of the game. Not
that I have anything to say against a
special stroke. 1t gives the player q
handle to turn. But do not overdo it. :
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Per T. X. X. s. S. Chiyo Maru, fol.
Japan and China ports From Homo
lulu: Mr.. and Mrs. o. Arnold, Mrs.
r. " Asa, B. Beans Mrs. T. IIar-
Air and Mrs. II. Michaels,
Miss n. Michaels, ]. de Bic Leuve.
lug Tjeruk, Mrs. A. w. Williams.
Per O. S. S. Ventura Tor San Fran.
cisco. Sept CIV. A. Anderson, wife
and child. F. Andloyic, Miss M. Ash
ford. ]. H. Becker, ]. .P. Bento and
wife, Maj G. Blakely, u. 8. A., Mrs.
ID. L. Brown, Mrs. N. Brown, Miss G.
Carpenter. Miss Cleveland, Warren
II. Colson, David DoWsett, John Ena,
Mrs. M. K. Ena. Mrs. ]. G. Evans,
Mrs. NJ. Evans, Mrs. H. L. Faris, E.
p. Gardner and wife, Mrs. A. Gartley,
o. A. Hamilton. Miss @. Harkey, viii
liam Horner, Mrs. Horner, Mise Edna
Hofner, Miss H. Hundemor, Mr..
johnson and wife, A. X. Jones, p. G.
Jones, John King, Col G. H. Loeb
leimer. w. c. Love. Charles Man
ming, Miss Merritt, Miss E. Missmer,
Col j. +. Morrison, u. s. A., Miss ].
Mosier, Miss v. Mulch, y. J. 0'Brien
aau WIG. MISS "a. Ia " 0E1Gu, MISS
NJ Oustott. +. W. Pate. C. H. Pierce,
Mrs. Pierce and infant, Grin Porter
and wife. Miss o. Porter, w. L. Por-
ter, Mai w. A. Purdy, Mrs. Purdy,
Mrs. ]. A. Hanson. j. A. Richards,
Miss Ruth Richards, H. II. Richter,
Miss Adele Ripont, Mrs. M. II. Rock.
well, G. H. Rockwell, Miss Helen
Rockwell. Mrs. w. H. Robinson and
infant. Miss Isabelle Robinson, Mas
ter William Robinson. Miss J. E.
Ryan, Lieut.. Leo Sham, Mrs. d. B..
Smith, Miss M. v. Smith, ]. d. Perry
and wife, James Steiner and wife,
Miss Avis Sterling, H. M. Won Holt;
II. v. Won Holt, r. Ward, Captain H.
o. willard. U. S. A., and wife, Rich
ard F. Wood.
Per str. Kilauea, for Kona and Kau
ports, Sept. 10.-Miss G. M. Palmer.
Miss Meinecke, Miss M. E. Merrill,
Mrs. G. S. Rea. Mrs. IRA Strom, s.
E. Hannestad, Miss G. Aiu, Miss L.
Ahuna.
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Gen. Macemb Orders BattaI-
ion Of Infantry to Conquer
Forbidding Businesses
Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
Schofield Barracks. Sept. s,

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
Sch0field Barracks Sept. s,
Kooiau range that guards the plains
of Leilehua on the east Is to be the
objective OF heavy exploring party
daring the next ten days. This de-
tachment Of troops will again under
take to. locate certain feasible pass
ages through the selected country.
Having so determined these trails. Cor
that is all they may POSSIBLY be term
eS. the paths will be permanently
marked Ly blazing trees or other
means so that in future parties work
ms through the mountains VII have
definite points to work out from.
Hitherto the numerous attacks on
K0olau have been more or less desllI-
tory though much hard work has been
done and many hearships endured
But General Macomb has determined
that the forbidding country fhall be
conquered.
Col. French has selected the hrst
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paratus and system of these wireless
telegraph patents. and claim that the
Marconi company is entitled TO an in
junction restraining the Federal COM
pany, and its associates. directors. Of
ficers. etc, from the infringement OF
the patents, and that the Marconi com
pany is entitled TO large amount OF
damages and profits which IL has sus-
tanned by reason Of the Federal com
pany's infringement If the claims Of
the Marconi company in these suits
are sustained, the Federal company
will be obliged to discontinue the use
Of the infringing wireless telegraph
apparatus and compelled to pay dam
ages to the Marconi company. The
Marconi company Is represented by
Sheffield, Bentley & Belts of New
York City and Samuel knight of San
Francisco.