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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
Lynch the Niuuers" Is Their
RalYnn Cry - Property
Being Destroyed.
THE AMERICANS ARE ANXIOUS
Gomez Pleads for Moderation
Police Discard Clubs for
MacheteS.

HAVANA, Cuba, June 9.-This city
is in the hands of armed rioters, who
are demanding the determination Of
the negroes as the ones responsible for
the landing Of American marines on
Cuban soil and for the possible inter.
vention by the United States that may
come. The streets are filed with the
rioters, who are pursuing all negroes to
be found, with shouts Of "Lynch the
niggersl" Several negroes have been
seriously wounded in the fighting that
has taken place and grave fears are
felt lest the rioters turn from pursuing
negroes and demolishing their houses
to an attack upon the American resi-
dents.
President Gomez attempted to ad-
ress the rioters yesterday, but was una.
BILE to secure a hearing. He later is
sued a proclamation, urging moderation
and advising the mobs to disband. II
this order be disobeyed, he threatens
TO resort to seventies to restore the
peace.
The police of the city have discarded
their clubs and have all been armed
with machetes.
All the hotels are closed and Their
fronts protected by closed shutters
Further violence is feared today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
LINK MAKING HAY
ON MAUI WHILE SUN
SHINES ELSEWHERE

National conventions may now meet;
mighty statesmen can fall or rise and
new members may be added to the
Ananias Club daily but L. l.. McCand-
1ess has settled down to the plain ordi-
nary everyday job of the stump and
wots not. The echoes of widest Maui
now ring with the voice of the land
locked one describing the virtues of
Democracy and the corruptness and al
together undesirability of the Repub-
1ican party.
He hit the Valley Isle on June ex
S. S. Mauna Kea and the next day
spoke at Ulupalakua. On Thursday he
spoke ON the road to Kaupo and on
Friday morning at Kaupo. In the even
ing of the same day he spoke at Kipa-
hulu and at noon Saturday at Pukui-
1ua, Saturday evening he hit Hama.
He speaks today at Keanae while his
program for the rest of the week is:
Monday morning, Huelo; Tuesday noon,
Kaupakalua, afternoon, Pauwela; We'd
nesday afternoon, Wailuku; Thursday
morning, Makawao, afternoon, Paia;
Friday at Lahaina. He returns to Ho-
molulu on June Is.
In his party are Paul Hoopii, g. x.
Keawehalu of local union fame, and
Charles, otherwise "Soapbox' Barron,
They are making their tour with Tom
Clark and the Democratic candidate for
delegate honors is not only speaking
but making hay while spot light shines
on Republication and is also organic.
Ing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
.KLAUEA QUIET
FOR time BEING
Lava Fountains Subside-Inner
Wall CrumbIing Away in
Huge Masses.

Madame Pole is in one of her qui.
escent moods at the present time, the
level of the fire pit at Kilauea having
gone down some forty feet and the ae.
tiyities having become very much less.
To make up for this, however, there
has been going on tremendous crum.
bling of the inner wall of the crater,
from which huge flakes of thousands
of tons in weight have been sloughing
and dropping into the lake. The re-
port of the observer at the Technology
Station for the week says:
TECHNOLOGY STATION, KiIauea,
June 6.-rhe lava lake of Halemaumau
has fallen over forty feet since last
week and remains at low level and
very inactive. The lava levels below
the rest house for May 81, June /,
and ranged from 230 feet to 245 feet /;
for June 4, at IL am, $50 feet; June
IS, at $3.50 pm, 240 feet, and June 6,
at am, PAP feet.
At present the lake is surrounded by
forty-foot walls, from which occasion.
ally sections break off and fall into the
lake, creating great connection in the
lava. Some of the pieces are over $50
feet long and from fifteen to thirty
feet thick.
The pit is filed with dense clouds
of gases and often times it is hard to
see the lava through these.
The two cones which were so active
a few days ago have totally died out,
as has the lava cascade.
Very respectfully,
f. b. DODGE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
TEAM WILL Be
WORLDS CHAMPIONS

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, June
9.-Three world rs amateur records were
broken here yesterday in the series of
&ryouts of candidates for the American
team at Stockholm, where the pick of
American athletes will meet the pick
of the world.
Kramer of Long Island, in the 10000
meter run, made a record of thirty -one
minutes, forty-three and three-fifths
seconds. His time for the six miles
was thirtyone minutes, five and one
fifth seconds. Both are records.
Wright of Dartmouth, in the pole
vault, cleared the bar at thirteen feet
two inches.
The final selection of the men for the
American team viii be made at a
meeting of the Olympic committee on
Monday, to be held at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
Volcanic Eruptions Threaten
1900 Lives in Alaska Town!


minen danger result of the sudden activity
Now all violently while whole
been wracked earthquakes
falling spreading
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
A GOOD FRIEND.

No one can have better friend when
troubled with colo or diarrhoea than
Chamberlain IS Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhOea Remedy. Ever since the middle
aged man of today was child it has
been going about doing good until its
fame has spread to nearly all parts of
the civilized world and stands unrival.
led for its prompt cures. It never fails
TO give relief. For sale at Benson,
Smith s. Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
ONE AGQUITTAl
WILL NOT HELP

Los ANGELES, June 9.-District
Attorney Frederieks announces that he
will try Clarence Darrow ON the other
indictments brought against him in
connection with the Mcnamara jury
bribing charges, for which there is sufIi-
sient evidence, = the present trial fails
20 bring conviction.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
FRANCE HAS ANOTHER
SUBMARINE HORROR

CHERBoURG, France, June s.-The
battleship st. Louis today struck and
sunk the French submarine Venemaire.
1t is believed the twenty-six in the
submarine crew have been drowned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11

new plan, affirmation or denial could
not be obtained.
A. M. NOVEL;, manager of the Sugar
Factors Company, which ships sugar
both to the Coast and to the Atlantic
seaboard, states that as far as he is
concerned, he has only heard the matter
as rumor and has not had the story
confirmed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
HAWAII TO SAIL
WITH THREE RIVALS
ASSOCIATED Press Cable

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-The start
of the transpacific yacht race has been
postponed until Sunday, the sixteenth.
The contesting boats win be the Ha-
waii, Mateese, seafarer and Lurline.
Secretary Vetlesen of the local yacht
club received word yesterday from
Captain Stroud of the Hawaii that the
postponement of the race was due to
the fact that the Seafarer could not
be ready on the date originally set.
The announcement of the names of the
contesting yachts, given in the above
Associated Press message to The Ad-
vertiser, is the first definite information
received here concerning the boats the
local entry has to beat.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11

whereas. II Is the conviction
= Of the executive committee Of
= the annual Cleanup Day that
= the same can not be conducted
4 successfully unless there be a
4 special public holiday for the
Z cleanup operations, and
+ Whereas. IL is impossible to
4 secure necessary carriage equip
4 ment and volunteer assistance
4 excepting upon a special holt
4 day. Therefore, be IL
4 Resolved, That unless this
4 committee be appraised, not later
+ than - noon, June 10, 1912,
4 that a special public holiday
y will be proclaimed for June 20,
X 1912, the entire project for the
+ second annual Cleanup Day be
\ abandoned till further notice.
+ Resolution adopted yesterday
y by executive committee of
X Cleanup Day organization.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11

Justice Christopher NJ. Lee of the
superior court of Rhode Island, drop
ped dead at his home in Providence, q
victim Of neuralgia Of the heart, He
was ffty-seyen years old.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
. ****** 1898 y 4

All plans for the annual Cleanup
Day which was to have occurred on
June 20 are for the moment at halt,
waiting the decision of Acting Governor
Mott-Smith on the request made to him
to proclaim holiday on the day in
question.
Following the meeting at the Young
pavilion Friday night, when the holi-
day pilikia first came up, the executive
committee in charge held a meeting
yesterday to discuss the matter further
and decided unanimously that unless a
holiday be proclaimed it will be impos-
sible to proceed with any assurance of
success.
A resolution to that effect was passed
and Chairman Won Damn and Secretary
Guild of the committee motored out
to the Acting Governor IS home at Wal
alae, where they laid it before him. He
agreed to take the matter under con
sideration and promised to give them
his answer by ten o'clock tomorrow
In the resolution given above, the com
mittee threatens to call off all plans
by noon tomorrow if an. affirmative an
swer is not received.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
HONOLULU ORATOR
FOR HILO'S FOURTH
Crescent City's Plans Maturing
Cowboy Carnival to Be
Unusual Feature.
(Mail Special to The Advertiser)

(Mall Special to The Advertiser)
HILo, June Ton Tuesday last, in
Judge Wise Is office, there was meeting
of the executive committee of the
Fourth of July celebration managers,
at which it was resolved to secure an
orator from Honolulu for the national
day.
Many matters were taken up and re-
ports from the committees in charge Of
the doings for the great day were read.
Everything went off well and the opin-
ion of those in charge of the full pro-
gram is that the coming Fourth will be
the greatest ever celebrated in Hilo.
AS marshal of the day, r. T. Forrest
was selected. 1t was felt that Mr..
Forrest could I'll the bill properly, and
he will have full charge of the parade
and other doings.
The decorating of store windows in
the town was talked over and a COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. r. r. Moses,
Mrs. H. N. Holmes and Mrs. p. G. Beam
er was appointed to look after the mat
ter.
Then the selection of an orator to
deliver the patriotic address on the big
day was taken up. 1t was decided that
Judge Parsons would be the most like
ly TO induce a good speaker to come
from Honolulu. The matter was left in
the Judges hands and he will write
to several prominent Honolulu men
about the matter.
The matter of reduced rate on Hilo
Railroad Company lines and the Inter-
Island steamers, was left to Judge Wise
to look after. 1t is thought that cheap
rates will be allowed by both concerns
and that in this way, many country
people viii be attracted to Hilo.
Cowboy Carnival.
Mr.. SouthwOrth was asked by the
committee to take charge of the pro-
posed cowboy carnival. The stunts are
to be pulled off on July and 6, and
the cowboys will also take part in the
parade of the Fourth.
The plans of the ranehers were to
have a cowboy carnival at Waimea, but
it is hoped that the change will be
made to Hilo. BY June 10 definite
word should be had about the PROPOSE
tion and Mr.. Southworth will report to
Secretary Deyo by that date.
Those present at the meeting of the
executive committee were Judge Wise
(chairman), r. Il. Forrest, H. V. Pat
ten, G.. II. Wears, All Hip, c. Shima-
motto and +. n. Deyo. Another meeting
viii be held in the near future and
progress will be reported.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
FREE LANCE WINS
KENTUCKY DERBY

LAToNIA, Kentucky, June s.-Free
Lance won the big Derby, with Man.
ager second and Worth third.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
Pros and Cons.

The arguments used in favor of the
holiday were strong ones, and so are
those against it which are being con-
sidered by Mr.. Mott-Smith. The COM
mittee declares that unless such holt
day is proclaimed it will be impossible
to get the volunteers to do the work !;
that the householders, engaged in their
own business or occupations, will not
be able to tend to their own premises
and also that there will not be enough
teams or men at liberty to handle the
carriage, as most of them will be en-
gagged on work that must be carried on
under contracts or other obligations
Before the Acting Governor is the
problem of Territory which must sus-
pend business to permit the capital to
clean up. He considers it unlikely that
the Cleanup arrangements and organ
ization can be extended to the other
islands and to the rural districts, such
as should be done to make it worth
while for the Territory, as a whole, to
take an otherwise unnecessary day off.
He is also afraid that the dangers of
holiday as it relates to business
should receive full consideration. Deeds,
leases and other documents signed on
the day in question by parties who
either had no knowelge of the holiday
or its meaning, might be invalid. Still
another argument advanced is that labor
ers employed on the Cleanup on a
holiday would demand the wages-and-
a-half" usually charged on holiday,
thus increasing the cost. If he de-
cides that this increased cost incident
to working on holiday would be able
TO do all the work under the ordinary
conditions of emo. holiday" his an
swer Monday may be in the negative.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-11
If NO HOLIDAY,
THEN NO CLEANUP
Committee So Notifies Aclinc
GOvernor-The Answer 10
Come Tomorrow.
RESOLUTION.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15

S6m 6aben, aIs er etn Ginb mar. tide
hiI6e Strdbenjungen Stetue in bic
Qugen geporfen - neil er Elm 0euts
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freunb" berausgegeben bat. @enn
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tptI6en prag ein gang, aber gang gro@
Ter beutf6er 9i6tsr Encouragement.
Utit grObem grnit iet bas bier gee
idgt.
9smolirt unb mo0srniIirt! 3srit6rt
alte oeutIhe Sburmbuuten uno iun6e
oeutIde 8ihterdugsn. Nstn, oos ate
QraQ itirbt ntdt.
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Samiltpn Anseisen, 2pfal.gsotiSsu
unS Veuisfeiten iiuo absugeben Gfe
Der 4. nuo Charles Strahs. llnier
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9orb 5rcnf Strafe. 3elepbun Sa.
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fobrsnber Giitersus Der pennfplpania
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Wassons uno cine HabuIe tpuroen
s.rtriimmert. Die aabuie serietb In
granb ipurbe 3erit0rt. Oliidliher-
iptiit ipurbe gsienanb bel osm Bohus
unfaa berlebt.
Das thermometer, tpeldes pors
s.itsrn Morsen in bieiiser Gessnb bon
IL bis is grab unter Hun perseihnes
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Nua.
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paul Dorost. fpeIfkr poraeitsrn
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gab Dorost bierouf cine Obrfeige unb
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bafist, iebob mad 8eadblung bon
$685. aus Der Daft entlaiTen. Dorost
mar nod nibt 5ufrieben unb Iieb aas
lipdba iDeeenD Diebitobls Don $104 btrs
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Wuslano' SeIegrapb


Die R.bolutip'n In Gbina.
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bent Gun Yat Gen nabm bic aunDe
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miibte .iid auf bt. bon Der Rationalz
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tSrauet nngefiillt, Die iif ertrdnfter
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aonbpn, Ia. San. 2aut Ru6.
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sol,i .inaeFoflen feiu. Cine 8eitdti:
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perisxal'T oti3ea.

Serr Geo. !SiiIsmann, Der be-
liebte 8ise grdIioent Der beittihen
Sdiiben GeIeaIdaft, TT sIiidli6.
sSn leiner ssanilie Rt elm fraftlger
jilnger @eltbiirger erid)ienen nno
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puroe bon ieinen pielen Jreunoen
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go. 1881 Baltimore pits, ourh ben
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barnieoerliset, psrben nit aufrihtiser
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gMiHsnaMridteH.

Rep gort. IA. San. glngetoms
men: ST. Qouis" BON Soutbampton.
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abg.s.: rllltunia" nuh Bottom.
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Bottom.
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SDutham m pt on. 4bosg.: yprds
Iioent Sineolu" nah Rem gort.
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CLAUS an 0ine GtraBe setauft bate.
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