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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

Word comes from Maui that the su-
pervisors of that county have decided
to construct a railroad line about 500
feet in length on Molokai The road
will extend from the big taro patches
contemplated on the island. down to
the landing, facilitating the loading
and marketing of the vegetables after
they have reached maturity. The SOL
ons have instructed the county engi-
neer to go to Wailau and make sur
yey of the route for the proposed line.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

Noted Engineer Arrives on ST.
ezra to Investigate Pearl
Harbor Dydock
GOES TO SCENE WITHIN
HOUR OF REACHING CITY
viii Make Rapid Examination
and Leave for Mainland by
Manchuria Next Week


Alfred Noble. who has gained inter.
national fame as civil engineer,
reached Honolulu this morning on the
steamer Sierra. He comes at the In
litigation Of the navy department, to
make a final report on the Pearl Har-
Dor drydock. paying special attention
70 the character OF the bottom, Win
regard to its stability Tor craving
dock.
The Noble report is expected to be
the last word In the Pearl HarDor con-
troversy. Three separate reports have
been submitted by the navy engineers.
aud 9 few Weeks ago. when the report
Ct the Cayier board reached Washing
ton, It was given out by the navy de.
partment that these reports contained
conflittine statements, which the con-
tractors desired cleared up. At the
earnest request OF the contractors,
who are florninally the San Francisco
Bridge Ct.. but actually the Hawaiian
Dredgine Co, of this city, Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels decided to employ
a civilian engineer Of the highest
standing. to make q final investiga-
ton and report, and Alfred Noble was.
the logical choice.
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as se Ne .ss, - SScmnence actuall
<hservsfinDs 81 he spent only a.
feu minufrl( AZ Ehe Moana hotel,
,,-hsre h.,I Ireois}.I Led. before starting
sor, psi HarhoN He was accom-
ranied n his initial trim OF inspection
Nv civil Engineer Gayler, public
works oficer IN charge Of all Pearl
parhor construction.
Noble exneets to leave Honolulu on
tha Manchnria August 26. and has,
shsrsfore huf = short time in which
~ comnlefe his studies at Pearl Har-
hor his renorf viii be of great mo.
,rent tn NTH the aoyernment and the
confractors' for both sides have prac-
ticaIlv agreed Ia rest on his verdict,
and n he inclines 10 the belief that
q Is nossible to construct a craving
dnck on the present site, according to
the orieinai specifcations. the finan-
cial Ioss. caused -by the recent disas-
ter win fail much more heavily on
The Contractors Than viii be the case
r. he discoyars something fundamen-
tsiIv wronp win either the site or the
design IN which case large share of
the loss win fall on the government.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
THAW WRITES
MOTHER GOING
FOR REST.CO'

fAssociated Press CabIcI
NEW YORK. N. Y. Aug. io.--I, h
believed here that Harry Thau's nII1
moblIt has reached South NorNI'.
'conneekicuE and that fh1,1 64I ~.
barked On Z Iacnt-
NEW yo4k. N. Y. Au1ust is.--
Harry K. Tkaw, slayer Of Stamford
White, and who escaped from Metkca-
van asylum yesterday morning, may
not have left New York. HE mother.
who Is here, has receIved Z brief Io<
ter postmarked New York" and a.
dressed In an llIiferate handwriting n
which Harry writes thatlhe win take
brief rest-cure before returning o.
EImhurst, the family place near F|tI1
burnh. The mother Processes ioDcr-
ance Of his whereabouts and denies
that the family aided In his escape.
Mrs. Thaw denies einphaticaIIy thai
the family had any IntImakIon that
Harry was going to attempt an e.
cape.
il 10 admitted that 20 far no dednIfs
clues have been discovered.
Thaw,s escape yesterday was cen
sationaL While the asylum attaches
were assembling patients, he slipped
unnotlced past guard and Get Into
a waiting automobile which Innno1|
ately headed toward the connecticu<
border.
II was eonjectured that he would
try to escape to Europe. HE divorced
wife, Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, upon learn
ing Of Harry's escape, sought police
protection, declaring that Thaw had
threatened her life " he should ever
lasue ffe aavlrlrn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

At PhIIaeeIphis-chieaso 10, PhIIa-
delphia 4.
At New York (DoubIeheader)-
Pittsburas3, New York 81 Pittsburg 4,
New Yofk 5.
At Brooklyn tDoubIehesderl =
Brooklyn 2, st. Louis 4; Brooklyn s,
ST. Louis 2.
At s1oston-cincinnat I, Boston 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At chicago-8oston o, chicaBo 8.
At ST. Louis-st. Louis 2 New York
a.
At Detroit-PhiIsdeIphia 4, Detroit
s.
At Cleveland Cleveland 3, Wash
ington 6. (Ten innings.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
HoNGkoNe MARU ARRIVES

Four hundred and fifty sacks of mail
arrived on the Hongkong Maru from
San Francisco, which docked at tho
Richards street wharf at 3 o'clock this
afternoon She will be dispatched for
the Orient at s O'Clock this evening.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea will sail
for the Orient at noon tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
COMPLAINTS MADE OF
COAST MAIL SERVICE

Complaints were many today when
it was learned that the Hongkong
Maru was carrying the coast mail and
that the Korea and the Sierra, arriy-
ing at daylight, brought practically
nothing. The Hengkong Maru did not
arrive until well along this afternoon
and there was consequently a delay
of practically day in receiving mail
for this territory. The complaints
were heightened by the fact that mail
goes out tomorrow morning and little
time is given for answers to letters
arriving from the coast today
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
POTTER LEAVES STEAMSHIP co.

Dr. Gordon Potter. for the past three
years identified with the d. K. K.
Steamship Company as surgeon On the
liners Shinyo Maru and Chiyo Maru
has resigned. from his position with
the company and arrived in Honolulu
on the Korea this morning. After. a
few days in this city he will leave foI
Kauai, where he has taken the position
of physician on the Waimea planta-
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

Sugar shipped from the islands IN
the American-Hawaiian freighter Co
lumbian, arrived at Salina Cruz last
Thursday. III
The MikahaIa returned from Molo-
kai and Maui ports yesterday with
1141 bags Olowalu sugar; 800 cases
honey, SO pigs and sundries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
.SULZER LOSES BY
DECISION OF N. Y.
ATTORNEY GENERAL

Especial Star-Bulletin wirelessl
ALBANY, N. Y, August 18.-The at.
torney-generaI today gave an opinion
hoIcSng that Lieutenant-G Governor
GIynn is the lawful governor, suIzer
having been impeached, and that
GIynn is entitled to hold the office
pending the impeachment trial.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

State Of California Strikes an
Uncharted Rock on the
Alaskan Coast
VESSEL SINKS THREE
MINUTES AFTER HITTING
Forty Passengers Saved from
Icy Waters-0 Ordinary Mea-
sures Are Useless

JUNEAU, Alaska, August fG-The
steamer State Of California. striking
an uncharted rock IN Gambler By.
only = short distance from the deck
here, sank in three minutes and Il =
tc.aI loss. twenty-five passengers
and seven Of the crew perlshe6.
JUNEAU, Alaska, August ia-For.
~ passengers were saved from The
wreck oi the State Of California. The
steamer sank 90 quickly that ordinary
measures were useless.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
(Continued on page fourl
Oceania Expected

Oceania Expected
The large British steamship Oceania
with a cargo of lumber from Puget
Sound, is expected to call in at this
port about tomorrow to replenish her
coaI bunkers. She is en- route to Aus
Itralia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

The banana court opened for a ses-
sion at Q o'clock this afternoon. There
will be an evening session, also, COM
mencing at Z. .:@2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

was waived by the United States up
en- condition that it be used for the
education of young Chinese.
A cablegram received here week
ago brought the information of the
coming of the students, and COM
mittee was organized to take charge
of the entertainment of the visitors.
This committee is composed of
lCnnfinued on mage fourl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
Free Sugar Fight Gets Hot
Bristow Offers Protection Amendment
Especial star-BuIletin Cabiel

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug 1S-Discusson of the free
provision of the big tariff bill began in the today
and will probably continue for several days. with the Repu
cans fighting for amendments Senator Joseph l. Bristow
of Kansas sgnazed the debate today by offering
ment fixing the duty at $52 hundred pounds He spoke
strongly and at times yehementy in opposition the
cratic plan of putting sugar the free list declaring that
means the destruction of the American industry
The fight against the reesugar provision is apparently
hopeless although Senator Newlands of Nevada
However it is not known wheT he will just what
stand he will take if he does G. s. ALBERT.
WASHINGTON arguing
today
senators deserted the chamber William
Michigan, Republican
- wish to confess modification and
to accomplish anything
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

The men now back of this work are
Messrs w. HI. Babbitt, Geo. Angus,
C. T. Fits, Vaughan MacCaughey,
Willard E. Brown, George Potter, The
odore Richards and George P. Castle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
HUERTA Again
SHOWS HOSTILITY
TO UNCLE sam

tAooociehtcu rfrco Naoicl
MEXICO CITY, Mex, August ia
Replying to President Wilson's note,
which was delivered to him by Spec
ial Envoy John Lind, President Huer-
IA today refused mediation from any
source. Lind has forwarded hts an
swer to Wilson and awaits reply.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablel
WASHINGTON. D. c., August fs.--
officlal opinion 10 Increasingly pessl-
nlstic as to the chances for : peace
ful ssttIement Of the Mexican sltua.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
D0INCSAT WASHINGTON
ACTS OF THE NATIONAL LAW.
MAKERS.
Events OF Importance as They Trans
pire in Both Branches
Of Congress.
Saturday.

The Senate. - Senator Brandegee
read Washington farewell address.
Took up river and harbor appropria
tion bill.
Agreed to vote Tuesday on house
bill to create department of labor.
Eulogies were delivered on the late
Senator Raynor Of Maryland and late
Representatives Utter of Rhode Island
and Wcdcmcyer of Michigan.
Secretary MacNcagh. in response to
PondeXter's resolution, sent cSplana'
ton of authority for Issuing order re.
quiring deposit of customs receipts i'm
national banks.
Adjourned at i:20 p. m. until 10 a,
m. Monday.
The House. Washington's farewell
address read
Economy fight on navy bill resumed.
Baltimore exporters before shipping
trust investigating committee.
Appropriations committee began con.
sldcrat!on OF general deficiency bill,
carrying about s2j 600, 900.
Adjourned at G:5I p. ~. until noon
Sunday for eulogics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Conservation Congress Closes.

Lincoln. The Nebraska conserva.
tiOn congress held the last meeting of
Its thrce-day session Friday night. at
which resolutions werc passed and OF.
ficers were elected. Musical numbers
were given by the agricultural school
quartet and addresses by Raymond
Walter Of the government reclamation
service, q, II. Benson in the service
or the agricultural department, and
DR.. Oscar Bowling. the Louisiant
health expert. Officers were elected
for the coming year as follows: w. G..
Whi,more, Valley. president S. c.
Bassett, Gibbon, secretary: Mrs. II. l..
keefe, Walthill: Mrs. f. b. Head, Os-
ceola: G. II. Cornell. Valentine: s. p.
Delatonr, Lewellen. William Ernst.
Tecumseh:, j. A. Oils, Ord: T. p. vii.
son, Chadron, viccpresidents. The fol,
lowing executive committee was elect.
ed: G. f., Condra Lincoln; V. T.. vii.
son. Stromshurg; Y. f. Sturgs. ON.
aha: Mrs Cole. Omaha: Mrs. 7. J.
Gist. Falls CITY; w. B. Banning,
Union; DR. W. w. Wilson, Lincoln and
T.. \. Burnett, Lincoln
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Friday.

The Senate Resumed debate Oh
river and harbor appropriation bill.
Actual valuation of railroads and
interstate tariff favOrably reported by
commerce committee and agreement
reached to vote on measure Monday.
Industrial cXpositions committee de-
cided to report favorably bill for gov
ernment participation in Panama-pa-
cifc exposition and appropriatng
sl,500,00O for purpose.
Agricultural committee completed
agricultural appropriation bill carry
Ing SIS 566.5SO.
Adjourned at 547 p. m. until II "a,
m. Saturday.
The Housc-R Resumed debate on
sundry civil appropriation bill.
Shipping trust investigation com
mittee continued investigation.
Naval bill under consideration
Adjourned at 6:32 p. m. until l0:3O
a. m. Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
SEEK TC HAVE CONFIDENCE
Business Security--Distrustfu
People Ever Unhappy.

Confidence is the basis OF the
worlds peace and of business secur-
ity. When nations distrust each 9th
er suspicion follows. then comes an
ger and the seeds of war are planted
The business man who lacks conf
dence In partner or an employee suf-
fers In consequence. Transactions in
volving millions or dollars are report
ed every day on the stock exchange
in New York. and are based on an up
lifted finger, a nod of the head or a
word passing between the brokers.
business men take pride in hearing it
said of them. Their word is as good
as their bond"
Secrets involving ones happiness
In life or success in business are in
trusted TO the mail in 6imsy en-
velope with a two.cent stamp. In full
confidence that the message undisturb
ed and unbrokcn will reach its final
destination
Confidence contributes to the wei
fare of those who have It, but the
world is full of distrustful people
Shadows confront them on every side
They fly from imaginary dangers:
they fight imaginary evils; they bat
tie against wrongs that they conjure
up themselves. they worry over
things that never happen. They are
the disturbers OF the peace. They
make their own lives miserable and
spread unhappiness all about them
They sound "a note of discord when
harmony prevails; they fight when
Others yield: they quarrel with the
world and finish BY quarreling with
themselves.
Confidence adds to the Joy OF the
world. TO the happiness of the people,
to the progress of the times. 1t turns
darkness into day, adversely into pros
'perity and, greatest of all its vic
tories. 1t transforms death into life.
Happy the man who makes 1t his
,watchwcrd day by day John A
Sleicher in Leslie's Weekly
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
MORE MONEY FOR NEBRASKA
MADERO WILL PROBABLY FACE
AN INVESTIGATION.
Further Appropriations Added to Pub
lie Buildings Eill--Order Being
Restored in City Of
Mexico.

Mexico City.-That Francisco Ma
dero will get out of Mexico without
having TO face official Investigations
of one charge or another now appears
improbable. He has already been
charged with responsibility for the
death of Colonel Riveroll, whom he is
alleged TO have shot at the time OF
his arrest in the palace. A commit
tee of deputies has asked that Madero
be forced to account for moneys ex-
pended by the administration. This
committee called on President Huer,a
and urged that Madero be held ac-
countable for the depleted condition
of the treasury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
MAOERO SHOT DOWN
SLAIN At MIDNIGHT WHILE ON
WAY TO PRISON.
DRINKING ON THE INCREASE
Revenue Receipts Show Record Con.
sumption OF Liquor, Cigars and
Cigarettes--Brick House
by Parcel Post.

Mexico city Francisco !. Madero
and Jose Pine Suarez are dead. I'm II
midnight ride under guard from the
national palace TO the penitentiary
they were killed. The circumstances
surrounding the death of the deposed
president and vice-president of the re-
public are unknown. except as given
in official accounts, which do not con
form in all cases. The only witnesses
were those actually concerned In the
killing. The provisional president,
General Victoriano lluerta, says the
killing of the two men was incidental
to a fight between their guard and a
party attempting to liberatc them. The
minister of foreign relations, Fran.
cisco de la Barra, adds that the pris-
oners attempted to escape. Neither
makes definite statement as to which
side fred the fatal shots. II Is not
impossible that neither knows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Thursday,

The Senate-Began debate on river
and harbor appropriation bill
Finance committee endorsed Lodge
bill for tariff committee of five mem.
bers.
Library committee was directed to
ascertain correct version Of LincOln's
Gettysburg address.
Commerce committee agreed favOra.
bly, to report bin appropriating about
$1.000000 for lighthouse service.
Senator Root before library com.
mittee urged favorable action on leg.
isla.ive drafting bureau bill.
Passed house bin giving Idaho au,
thority to open certain phosphate and
oil lands.
Adjourned at Sac p. m. until noon
Friday.
The House--Resumed debate on
sundry civil appropriation bill.
Chairman Hay. of military affairs
committee. introduced bill to reduce
number of officers allowed each army
regiment.
Representative Stanley urged Judi
ciary committee to recommend pass
age of bill tc prohibit holding com
panies from engaging in interstate
commerce.
Shipping trust investigating com
mittee heard testimony on great lakes
rates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Preparations for INAUGURATION.

Observation-Disclosures the inaugu.
ration Of President.elect Wilson is still
more than a week Off the city already
is assuming a gala appearance. Build
ings in the downtown section and
along the line of march have been
decorated with the national colors, as
well as white and green, the official
inaugural color scheme. This week
The finishing touches will be put on all
he reviewing stands. The presidents
stand, the principal feature in front of
he white house, is completed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
New Plan for Maine Relies.

Washington The navy department
has hit u'sn new plan for the dis
tribution TO patriotic societies of rel
les of the battleshlp Maine, Assistant
Secretary Winthrop laid before Presi.
dent Taft plaster plaque upon which
in has relief was the form of woman
with outstretched hand bearing a
shield with the words patriotism and
Devotion" inscribed on IT, The ex.
tended arm bears the word Memo
rum" Beneath the arm in bas is a
fac simile OF the Maine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
To Get Correct Version.

Washington Because protests have
been made that there are many differ
ent versions OF Lincoln's Gettysburg
speech and which 1t is proposed to in.
scribe on the Lincoln memorial to be
built here. the senate has adopted Sen.
ator Roots joint resolution authoriz.
ing a committee to report the correct
version. Accompanying the resolu,
ton Senator Root presented a letter
from John p. Nicholson of Philadel.
phia. commander-n-chief of the Loyal
Legion. who declared that more than
100 versions OF Lincoln's Gettysburg
address were published. Even con-
gress has printed 1t incorrectly twice"
wrote Mr.. Nicholson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Want Bureau OF Publicity.

Lincoln. commercial depart.
ment of the Nebraska conservation
congress at the city hall Thursday dis.
cussed state publicity, the blue sky
law, state statistics and appointed a
committee OF three to draft resolu.
ton urging the legislature to adopt
II, r. 423, which provides for a bureau
lof publicity. Victor Rosewatcr of
Omaha and V. T.. Wilson of Stroms.
burg spoke on the publicity question.
Senator Cordeal explained the law
which he has introduced TO prevent
blue sky operations In Nebraska, and
VIII Maupin and H. v. Parrish dis.
cussed state statistics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Dogs Sense Of Memory.

An English clergyman once owned
a dog which was very much attach
ed TO him. When he was compelled
to leave his country for long so
journ abroad the clergyman took his
devoted canine companion to the
house OF his friend. There the dog
remained for about two years. Then
the long absent owner returned. and
arriving at his friends house late al
night retired without having the dog
called.
Early next morning the sleeping
owner was awakened by the dog
bursting into his bedroom and leap
ing upon him with the widest dem.
onstration of delight
How on earth did he know had
arrived" asked the clergyman.
"Oh. sir" the valet replied. 1T is
the most curious thing. AS was
cleaning your boots the dog recogniz-
ed them, and I have not been able
10 quiet him till he saw where ! was
carrying them and rushed along With
me TO your door"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
improvements for State c,pi,o,,

Lincoln.-ln the hope of finding
practicable the plan Of adding another
story to the state capitol building,
Land Commissioner Beckman has Sc
cured the services Of an architect to
go over the matter at length and make
a report to him as to the cost of the
work. The state official believes that
sufficient room can be added in this
manner to provide against any de.
partment increases for years to come,
His plan contemplates the construc.
tion of another story, mainly on the
west wing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Brick House BY Parcels Post.

York, Neb.--F. G. Burnbam of the
York Brick a. Tile company has sent
by parcel post brick of local manu-
facture to be used in building a brick
house ut the Coliseum in Chicago dur
ing the clay products exposition which
IL to be held February 20 to March s.
This brick will be one of $4,000 sent
by parcel post from every brick plant
In the United States to be used in the
construction of this house which will
be given away and re.erectcd after
the exposition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Order Being Restored.

Washington. -- Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson has notified the state de
partment that order is being restored
in Mexico City. Relatives of Ameri-
cans in the Mexican capital may send
money direct to banks. although it
may be sent through the embassy II
desired. Although quiet prevails by
day the ambassador reports many
loOtelN abroad by night. The Ameri.
can embassy relief committee is &C.
lively relieving sufferers among the
sick. wounded and destitute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
Nebraska Fares Well.

Washington.-The expenditure OF
nearly a half million dollars for pub.
lie buildings In Nebraska was recon-.
mended by the senate committee on
public buildings In the bill reported to
the senate. As the bill now stands it
carries the following items: To com.
plete the Lincoln public building,
$l7b,OOO; for McCook, s25,0OO: Ali.
ance. for postofce, land Office and
weather bureau building. SIS 900: An.
rora, $4,000; Falls City, sG5.OOO;
Chadron, $4,000; Wahoo, 100000:
Central City. s55 5000
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-27
TO MEET GREAT FATHER 1"
STATES REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT.
Indians Send Representatives TO Con-
fer with Incoming President
Conservation Congress
Elects Officers.
- uANAsoAis erAa

Mexico City.--It is certain now that
the new administration in Mexico must
deal with a new revolution in addition
to the remnants of the old one. Three
governors of states in the republic
formally have refused to recognize
Provisional President lIuerta, and two
or three others are doubtful Venosti.
ano Carranze. governor of the state OF
Coahuila. with 100 men, is working
ers OF the deposed president. who are
at San Pedro. Madero's old home
near Saltillo which il Carranza's base