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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30

popular liner sierra pulls out VI tne
dock at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
and sets her head for San Francisco.
Up to date there are 10 passengers
booked, and there is no more room
left for cargo, the holds being full.
A number of well known people are
leaving by the vessel, and there
should be a pretty sight at the dock
when the hundreds of streamers are
thrown out when Captain Berger gives
the word for his merry men to tune
up and blow forth some musical noise
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
/ Per o. s. S. Sierra, for San Fran.
cisco, May Mrs. W. D. Adams Miss
Ahtet, Miss A. Alexander, Mrs. A. b..
Allen, Mrs. r. H. Allen, Miss L. An
derson, c. Armenian, Rev. Canon
Ault and wife, Master Ralph Ault, DR..
w. S. Bagot and wife, c. W. Betten-
court, j. Y. Bigelow, Mrs. e. BiXel, j.
B. Blackshear, H. T. Blackwood and
wife, Mrs. w. Blaisdell, Mrs. S. s.
Bradshaw, Miss l.. Bradshaw, Miss M.
Bradshaw, Chas Brown and wife, c.
F. Brown, G. w. Brown, Miss NJ Bush.
man, s. E. Cahill and wife, Mrs. v.
Carlson, Miss H. S. Carlson, F. l..
Clark, w. N, Concanon, Mrs. A. F.
Cook, Miss ]. A. Cook, Mrs Geo. T.
Cook, Mrs. M. e. Coulter, Jas D.
Coyle and wife, w. w. Cribbens, r.
L. Darling and wife, Miss Davis, Mrs.
P. M. Dunn, Miss E. Dupper, G. Felix,
Johanne Felix, Miss S. Felix, Master
w. Felix, H. Fernald, Miss l. L. Fer.
guson j. v. Fernandez Donald Gedge
and wife Miss E. Gedge, Angus H
Gibson, Donald H. Gilmore, j. r. Gold
en- Mrs. L. R. Green, Sunichi Hama
Okla, B. H. lehman and wife, K. Hen
ries, A. Herbert, Mrs. Mary Hoting
! Captain Frederick Kariger, wife ant
! two children, A. B. Kennedy and wife
j. X Kennedy and wife, Mrs. L. B
, Kerr, Mrs. F. E. King, w. w. Kirk
' land, Miss c. Lambert, G. H. Lathrop
3 J. Lennox, wife and two children
q Miss Levy, Miss E. M. Lindsay Mrs
Longacre and chauffeur w. H Low
nd vryifn I 4
Z. Lyman, E. p Maby, F. N. Massa ant
s wife, d. G. May, wife and child, M-s
d L. H. Merrill, Mrs. E. Mertens, Mrs
;. J. Milton, Mrs. ]. R. Miner, Mrs. }
V M. Moore, Mrs. A. P. Nahaolelua, Ju
Illus Nunes, v. E. NJ. Osorio, R. ]. Pat
n terson and wife, R. w. Patten an
q wife, Miss l.. Payne, L. A. Perry, "
!. S. Post and wife, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Pull
}. man and maid, Major Purdy and wife
/. Mrs. NJ. A. Putnam. DR.. G. w. Ray
+ mond, Miss j. Raymond, Miss R. Ray
mond, E. Rego, ]. P. Rego, wife an
a child, E. Reynolds and wife, Mrs.
=. d. Rowe and son, Miss F. Ryan, Mis-
# ]. Scoby, Miss E. L. Sherman, E.
Smith, Mrs. G. P. Sparks, ]. W
t Stoddard, Paul Super, Miss NJ Taylor
g DR.. T. o. Treen and wife, Mrs. G. c
d Vanderlip, John Walker, Mrs. L. r
7. Walker, Miss Amy Walker, DR.. st. [
>. G. Walters, Mrs. R. w. Warham, c
1. P. White and two children, Maste
,. White, w. J. White and wife, o.
Whitehead, Mrs. Widenmann. Capital
Wilbur, U. S. A., Mrs. Wilbur, tw
e children and maid, Mrs. F. Wilbur,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
COMPETITION STIRS THINGS UP
Two Big Liners CA. Line And Also Two
Big BuyerS---TenyO Maru in Without
Observation-Disclosures From Seat
tie And Columbian From San
Francisco Make Fast Trips

and brings New York cargo IS well as
Seattle and Tacoma.
The NJ N. s. S. Honolulan will cast
off from the dock at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning outbound for San Fran
cisco.
Definite word from the Coast this
morning shows that the Hilonian or
Lurline will have the task of bringing
the old U. S. gunboat Bennington 10
Honolulu.
At the present time her engines
have been takn out of her and she is
being fitted up as molasses tanker.
AS soon as the work is completed she
will be brought down.
WAIALAE IN TODAY.
With records of fine passage be.
1 hind her the Inter-Island steamer Wal.
lele arrived from island ports this
morning bringing a cargo of 1864 bags
| OF sugar, seven barrels of tallow, sew.
enty-four head of cattle and one horse,
and sundries.
Purser B. M. Howard reports the
following sugar awaiting shipment al
various ports. Hamakua Mill q 1000
Kakaiau (I1) 1928 and (ND 4614. Pau
hau 10000, Honokaa 1000, Kukui
hale $500.
The Helene was passed on April 2.
Off Paauhau bound for Hilo.
j FINE, FINE, FINE.
Fine weather, fine trip and fin,
time, in fact everything fine" is tn
way in which Captain r. p. Colcor,
of the American-Hawaiian steame
Columbia described his trip from Sal
. Francisco that terminated here thi
morning after having been six day
and eighteen hours on the way.
. The Columbian brings about $50
tons of general cargo, included amon
+ which is a percentage of EASTER
goods. She was not forced on her ru
but the engines were set running a
q fair average and they never stoppe
i until Diamond Head was passed thi
e morning twenty-fouy hours earle
a than local people expected.
S Captain Colcord reports Tunnin
t through about nine hundred miles c
airs and Gains which does not spea
h well for a quick passage for some c
!, the windiammers now on their wa
b here
J. The Lurline, Wilhelmina and Kore
{ were all passed on the way and tn
n Tenyo Maru PICKED up the Columbia
@ this morning.
d TO TOW CALIFORNIA.
: The tug Hercules, which is expecte
l. to arrive from san Francisco wit
the big gate for the Pearl Harbo
drydock in tow some time toward tn
t end of this week or early next,
f to tow back the Hawaiian Dredgin
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30

company y uIeuBe OalllOInlh'
The California is at the present
time being made ready for her long
voyage. and there is crowd Of men
busy all cay calking her seams and
putting a seagoing covering round
her.
HlLoNlAN HAD QUIET TRIP.
Coming into port with a big list to
port, the Hilonian locked at the rail
way wharf this morning, after being
nine days and eighteen hours out
from Seattle with general cargo for
here and island ports.
Captain Petersen reports a quiet
passage throughout, and has on his
manifest cargo of 26SS tons general
91,911 feet of lumber and twenty-five
tons of ice plant for Hilo.
He will unload 1900 feet of his lum.
Der here.
An attempt was made TO get the
steamer away tomorrow for Kahului
but the cargo cannot be shifted in
time, and she will not leave until
Thursday evening
! The big list was occasioned through
one of the boilers being emptied just
as the vessel came into port, and the
rumors that we're flying round the
front were killed outright
TENYo MARU IN.
After an uneventful voyage from
San Francisco the T. K. S. TenyO
Maru pulled alongside the Hackfeld
dock this morning with 11S through
passengers in the saloon, sixty-six in
the cabin and 119 Asiatics, while
those stopping off here we're F. r,
Evans, ]. A. Cakes, Mrs. ]. A. Cakes
Miss M B. Sherman, A. E. Schultz
, Mrs A. E. Schultz, Master A. Schultz
Jr., w. e. Thomas, Mrs. W. e
" Thomas.
She brings 1884 sacks of mail anC
has 5000 tons of general cargo slowed
away in her holds.
Among the passengers are som,
Q sixty odd school teachers on their wa!
@ to Manila, where the vessel calls thi
time, but at which port she will leav,
r no freight.
Owing to there being no prope
gang accommodations at the Hack
field wharf temporary structure wa
q made out of couple of planks an
o the passengers did some fine balanc
n ing stunts before they stood safel
n on the dock.
t The tea buyers are once more il
d evidence, and among those passin
S through this time are o. w. Bower
# H. Helmers, r. w. Hills, for Yoke
hama; H. Hellyers for Kobe, w. f
9 Flatow for Nagasaki, and T. ]. Bari
u ley for Hongkong.
~ Among those who get off at Manil
. are Captain ]. F. Hubbard of the L
= S. Navy and Major s. c. Quincy o
- the army.
o The Tenyo Maru expects to leave a
n . o'clock this afternoon, and amon
the passengers booked to procee
from here are P. J. Bell, Mrs. P. i
d Bell, Mrs. M. A. Brewer, Mrs. H. +
h Brewer, Miss A. W. Brewer, Miss I
II c. Derby, Mr.. F. K. Koch, Miss H. F
e Parmelee, Mrs. j. S. Roper
Is SIERRA OFF TOMORROW.
g There will be some doings when tn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
EFFIE

Startling Reader of Your Mind.
HER POWER is UNCANNY! THINK,
AND SHE SPEAKS YOUR INNER
MOST THOUGHTS. AN INSTANT
HIT!
Try her mind tonight. Think Of a
relative-she will tell you which one
and the name. She never misses The
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TONIGHT.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
Shipping And Waterfront News

Company's dredge California.
The California is at the present
time being made ready for her long
voyage. and there is a crowd OF men
busy all cay calking her seams and
putting a seagoing covering round
her
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30

ALL NEW MOTION PICTURES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-13
When the West Awoke.

The Great West stirred In his sleep.
Then he awoke and looked about bin.
Talk about the caterpillar and tho
butterfly" no exclaimed; Il was the
great American desert when lay
down for a half century nap and I
wake TO find myself In the garden
spot OF tho world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-13

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The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
q operattonS For
Stomach Trouble
Are Often Fatal

aC %asy dus to nan mi oDss.on 10 'ns for
their Stomach ailments? How
many more will 20 that way?
Heed this warning before IL IL too
late. Do not permit . dangerous
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ach Remedy. I believe II 10 pos
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01 Gall Stones.
One dose quickly eliminates the
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been accumulating in your sys-
tenn for years. Rid your Ston-
ach Of all OF this and you will
feel better At once.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
Read These Letters Frsn Grateful Pespls

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The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
The Most Eminent Specialists
Declare


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The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-03
Temperatures Are Not as Low
as Recent Cold Wave But
They Are Sudden and
Cause Much Suffering.
STORM WAVE ARRIVES
AS FAR AS MISSOURI
Chicago Will Experience
About Twelve Degrees Be-
low Zero Tomorrow Accord
ing to Forecast.

GBy Eveulne Hersts r. i.aasxa Wtssb
Chicago. Feb. THE first vindish-
ton OF the groundhoas Bctlon Ia re-
turning to his hole Seeterday came
today when cold wave swept down
from the canadian northwest Thus
far IL covers the Dakotaa. Minnesota,
western Wisconsin and parts of Me-
braska. Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
By tomorrow II is predicted by the
local weather forecastcr all sections
of these states will be- IN the grasp
OF the wave
Although few records were broken
the helOw-zero temperature of 80 at
Winona. Mimi. and 22 az Duluth
seemed unusually severe owing 20 the
suddennness with which they came
Chicago may experience ~ degrees
below zero weather by tomorrow. u "
predicted Last night the mercury
here drpoped To zero and az . o'clock
this morning IL was but I above zero
The cold may pass In two days, u II
said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-03
Colonel Edward z. steever
Gets Directions From War
Department to Prevent Out
RACES.
ROBINSON FAMILY is
WITHOUT PROTECTION
Ambassador Wilson Requests
Aid of Federal Forces But
Madero Is Not Able to Fur
nish Troops.

tBy EvenInE HeraIa A. r. k.eased wirel
Washington, Feb. 5.--ColOhei Id
ward Z. steever commanding the
Fourth United states cavalry az ~
Paso. has been instructed to preven,
firing into American territory. and the
MeNicans authorities have received "a
warning from the American govern
ment not to permit shooting across
the border line. These orders have
been issued az result OF the ex-
change OF tolcgrams between Presi-
dent Taft and Governor Colquitt OF
Texas
Colonel Steever has replied 90 the
department that there has yet been
no firing into American territory.
Although Representations have been
made to the Mexican government by
Anna bassador Wilson for the protec-
tion of the family OF q. =. Roblnson
manager of mining company who
was captured by the rebels. advicos "a
the state department express doubt
as to the ability of the Mexican gov
ernmant 70 give this protection. Casas
Grandes Is reported 70 have gone
Over 10 the insurrectos without shot
being fired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-03
COMPANY
IS CHARGED WITH
VIOLATION Of
FOOD LAW
It Is Charged That Big Con-
Germ Shipped Bad Eggs
From Chicago to the Seattle
Branch House.
OTHER CONCERNS IN
SAME FIX ALLEGED
cay EvsRins Hsrsla a. y. Lessen wirsl

(By EvrRins Hsrasa A. y. LEASED Nvirel
Chicago, Feb. Armour and Co
were made defendants 10 a suit filed
here today by United States District
Attorney James Il. wilkerson. charg-
ing violation Of the pure food and
drugs act II is alleged the packing
company shipped deoayed eggs 20
their Seattle branch house from here.
similar suit was filed against the
Country Club Egg company and
charges OF using certain chemicals
prohibited by law were entered
against the following Chicago con
Germs A. Bauer Distilllng company,
Central Candy company National
Candy COMPANY Novelty Candy COM
paHy. Clenro Manufacturing and Bot
thing Works. Charles r. Ogren and
company. Sethncss company ana the
Thompson Phosphate company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-03
BITTER TONG WAR
ON PACIFIC IS
FOUGHT WITH
AUTOMATICS
0rientals Already Have Killed
Three and Secret Societies
Are Active in Continuing
Conflicts.
HALF DOZEN CITIES
INVOLVED IN TROUBLE

NMy Evening A.erntd \, 2 Leased WrFel
San Francisco Feb 3.- Pacific
coast cities from san Diego To van.
couver found themselves today con
fronted with Chinese tong war
with three men already bullet rid
den and an armistlCe flagTJntly yio-
lated, mcrcenarlcs and leaders OF the
great Chinese family societies made
ready Co defend themselves and
avengo their friends, and while tong
wars are strictly Chinese affairs. they
interrupt all business done with Ori-
entails.
Two distinct fcuds must be wiped
out before the clans Ia Portland, ore,
san Jose. Cal, San Francisco and
other points. may lay down their
strictly modern automatic firearms.
which have replaced tde hatchet Of
former days, aud turn over 90 the
whites the taXcabs ln which they
puruse and escape.
At san Jose Lee Kyo. member OF
the HIP Sing tong. IS dead. and Wah
Get. Hop sing tong man. Is under
arrest This lcud starting In the
boating up Of e Hop sing man who
was collecting a gambling fund, has
swept over iNf tllNiAh AT HhAtitinAi'N
Of the Six Companies, the supervising
body OF all the tongs. In san Fran
cisco. when Lee KEGS death became
known. allies of the Hip Sings shot
two Hon Sing men, Lula song and
Wong Wuk sun. fun of holes with
automatic rcvolvcrs. This news,
reaching Portland. led to rush for
Quantities of arms purchased earlier
IN the day. In Portland also the sit
uatlon is accentuated by the Hop
Sings and the Bow Lung tong over
the recent murder Of Soid Bing, who
was Bow Lung man. Finally tho
Suey Sing tong IS lined up with the
Hip sings TO fight the Hop sings, al
though no white man knows just
whore the suey sinEs come into the
FRAY.
This caus 4 the revolver duel IN
Chinatown today
The present Tong war Is considered
0y the police to bo the most serious
that has occurred during the past
twelve years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-03
OIL SEN DECLARES
SEID BING WAS
KILLED IN HER
PRESENCE
Beautiful Chinese Girl Says
That Lew Soon Hit Victim
Over Head With Hammer
and Cut Throat.
ORIENTAL COOK rs
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

(ny EvcntaG nerald A. y. Leased vvIrel
Portland, Ore, Feb 3.-ln a state
ment made In the presence OF Joseph
Day, chief OF detectives, and Deputy
District Attorney Fitzgerald, OF Sen,
the beautiful Chinese girl under arrest
In connection with 4 charge Of muir
dering Seid Bing. whose dismembered
body was found In the Seattle depot
Is said 10 have given the alleged de-
tails of the crime early today. In
substance the statement given out by
the authorities Is as follows:
The staying OF Seid Bing occurred
about o'clock IN the morning OF De-
cember 30, in Oi Sens room. Lew
Soon, said to be the owner OF a sa-
loon In San Francisco, and Wong 81
Sam, butcher and cook, were visit
ing her, when Seid Bing arrived.
The men began quarrel, the state
ment continued. which ended IN Lew
Soon striking Seid Bing on the head
with a hammer Seid Bling fell upon
Oh Sens bed after which the state
ment says, the two men removed Seid
from the bed To the floor and cut his
throat The statement proceeds 20
say that az this point Oi Sen was sent
from the room and that when she re-
turned Wong 81 Sam and Lew Soon
were wrapping the dismembered body
and preparing Il for packing in the
trunk
The statement says that the men
ordered OF Sen to procure ticket 10
Seattle and have the trunk checked
TO the King stree, depot In that city
and she complied with their demand
While the girl was making her
statement detectives went 10 a tong
hotel In this city, where Lew Soon
was staying and took him into GUS
tody
Both men when told OF the state
ment denied omphaiieally that there
was a word OF truth Ia g.