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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
WORLD FACING A
BUSINESS CRISIS.
Bank Of England Prepares to Is
sue Emergency Notes Result I
Of War Situation.

LONDON, August -. (Assoeiated
Press by Federal wireless)-A world.
wide business crisis, as result OF the
war situation, is now being faced, and
from those cities still open to com.
munication come reports Of failures,
bpsiness stagnation and financial strin.
geney. The Bank of England Is al
ready preparing to issue emergency
notes Of one pound, the sfnalleaf notes
in cireuiation now peing 1--WE pounds.
This, i IS thought, Will relieve the
gold situation.
Up to the time the dispatch Of tele.
graphic news from Berlin was suspend
ed by the proclamation Of military law
yesterday morniif, word had come OF
4 Tremendous jump In the price OF
money and Of the fact that many bank
ing firms throughout the Emoire were
in difficulties. The local discount rate
established by the Bank Of England
has gone TO eight per cent.
Every bourse in Europe is closed
and the stock exchanges of london
Liverpool, Manchester, New York, Chi
eago, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or,
silent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
JURY REPORT
NOT PROPER
SAYS JUDGE
Alleged Saloon Deals Of Charles
q. Bartlett Should Not Have
Been Acted Upon BY Territorial
Inquisitors. Says Judge Robin
son in Reply TO Explanation by
Foreman Joseph A. Gilman.
(From Saturday Advertiser. !


In presenting partial report Of the
territorial grand jury yesterday after.
noon In court Foreman Joseph a, Gil.
man stated TO Judge William 3. Robin.
son that the report made TO the grand
jury by a committee Of the same body
touching on the saloon deals Of Charles
"a. Bartlett had/not been filed with the
court. Foreman Gilman then apollo
gized to the court for giving out the
report Of the grand jury committee TO
the press.
Even had the report you allude to
boon fled In this court ! would order IL
expunged from the records, = replied
Judge Robinson. 1.-THE subject treat
ed concerns o matter which is not with
in the Jurisdiction Of the grand jury to
consider The grand jury cannot con.
cern itself with the establishing Of
private rights nor the redressing Of
private wrongs and / trust that no
further investigations Of this character
will be INDUCED in by the grand fury
Any subsequent investigation SINH.
lar to that referred to In the report
you allude to will be considered in
contempt of this court and snmmarily
punished as such. In taking up such
lprivate subjects the members Of the
grand Jury not only waste their time
but squander public money"
With this verbal eastigation the inci
dent closed and the grand jury was dis
missed TO meet again wnen publ,
business might require It's attention
Judge Robinson stated later that gran,
iuries can only investigate criniina
matters. The concern into whose af
fairs the grand jury committee delve,
is not a public utility and therefore
was outside Of the scope Of the gran,
jury, it is claimed. Rts
IL is understood that a committed o
the territorial grand jury had ais,
been conducting an investigation o
the Waikiki Inn and the connection o
J.. T. Scully with this concern. In yifv
of what Judge Robinson yesterda,
told the grand jury II is fully belicve'
that the alleged investigation will no,
die a natural death and that nothing o
it win come to light
The grand jury yesterday afterhoo
returned two indictments. IN tine cas-
of the Territory against Manuel smith
the police officer charged with shoot
ing William Jackson, private Of TIL
Twenty-ffth Infantry, at lwilei som
weeks ago, the grand jury reported n
bill.
The true bills returned were as fol
lows; Territory against Juan Rivera
charged with assault and battery wit
a deadly weapon, and Territory agains
Frank Jose, charged with a statutor
offensc against a girl under the age 0
i fifteen years. The two indicted me
will appear in court this morning a
j half-past eight 0 clock for arraigr
! ment and to plead to the respectiy
charges against them,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
All Tired Out
Hundreds More in Honolulu In the
Same Plight.

Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night ami slav.
Back aches; head aches,
Your kidneys are probably weakened
You should help them at their work.
Let one who knows tell you how.
Mrs. John ID. Whitaker, 4O5 n. East
st., Madison, Ind, says; ~ snffered
from pains across my back. together
with an occasional headache AMI i
steadily grew worse. Circles appeared
beneath my eyes, my ankles were swol.
len and was all crippled up with pain.
My back aehed constantly, and was
nervous and all worn ont. was ais.
eouraged as doctors couldnt help M.
Finally | took Doan's Backache Kid.
ney Pills and they worked wonders.
The pains and aches were relieved and
my health improved. IL is my duty
70 tell of my experience FOR tho bene.
tit Of other kidney sufferers. NV FOR
mer endorsement still holds good. q
Doau's Baekache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box, (six boxes 81. 5O) !,
or will be mailed on receipt Of prize
by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu.
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands. .s
Remember the name, pcan s ari take
NO substitute,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
MILLIONS At
'G0hNANDOF
UNCLE SAM .
Emergency Currency to Amount
Of s6ooooo,ooo Is Now in Trea-
sury 70 Be Placed al Disposal
Of Banks Of the Country Should
oceasion Require.

WASHINGTON, August I.--(Asso-
riatcd Press by Federal wireIess
Emergency cnrrchry to the amount 81
ave hundred million dollars Is bong
held ~ the United statcs treasury,
ready for Immediate use should II he
required. according to a stetement rs.
sued last night by Secretary McAdoo,
authorizations for the issuing Of this
currency being given by congress yes
terday. under tho terms Of the Aldrich.
vreeman Act. The TREASURY notes will
be available for the use or national
banks
TO insufe the availability Of this
currency, the senate. in voting APPROX
al Of the issue yesterday, gave Secre-
.tary McAiIoo authority to restrict the
clause which provides that banis of
the national currency association must
have their outstanding note issuo Sc
cured by government bonds for not
less than forty per cent Of taeir cap
President Wilson win hasten 10 per-
lection the federal reserve board. The
necessity for action has prompted him
to withiiraw tho namc Of Thomas D
Jones Of Chicago. whose nomination
the senate eommittce on banking re
fused to report fsvorably for confirma'
ton and against whom light WAS Il
be nadc on the floor of the senate
The President had stated that he pro
posed backing mp his NOMINEES and
would give him a recess appointment
in the event Of the senate taking ne
action,
Yesterday he announced that he viii
send the name OF Jones successor u
the senate tOlay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
VV|LS0NWOULD.
PLACE SHIPS
UNDER STARS
!. AND STRIPES
President Of United States Has
Plan by Which Vessels Of Euro
psan Notions Subject to Cap.
ture in Event Of War Would
Be Brought Under Protection
Of American Flag.

WASHINGTON, August 4.
( Associated Press by Federal
Wireless With the liners and
freighters Of six Powers being Or
dered into friendly or neutral
ports in order to avoid capture in
the war that is now inevitable,
with the prospect that the greater
part Of the worlds shipping will
be indefinitely tied up, President
Wilson has in mind plan where
by much Of the shipping Of the
world will be brought unde the
American flag during the period
Of war, with the possibilities that
it will remain American.
His plan is to suggest that con
gress pass radical amendment to
the shipping laws, allowing any
vessel to apply for and be granted
American registry, unrestricted by
limitations regarding foreign
building or foreign officers. The
President will let down all bars
to foreign ships Of any ration and
ALLOW all tohy the American Gag.
President Wilson has SO far
matnred his plan as to take it Up
for discussion with Senator Kerns
If the rules committee and Repre-
sentative Underwood. lie has ask
! I'd their advice as to the advisable
ity of Introducing bills into the
senate and house ON the subject.
i The President s plan is induced
lby the latest war news and the
fact that the North German Lloyd.
the White Star, the Hamburg.
4 American, the Canadians Pacific
land other transatlantic lines have
cancelled all sailings or are plan
ming to cancel such immediately
war between Great Britain and
| Germany is declared.
In addition to the arrangement
of the transatlantic lines, it is ex-
pected that the German and Aus
TRAN lines to the Orient from Eu-
rope will be deranged and that the
British lines between Australasia
and the American ports will be
suspended, Some of the liners hy.
ing the British flag on the Pacific.
NOTABLY those Of the Canadian Pa.
cific Empress line plying between
Vancouver and the Orient and
some Of the newer liners of the
Canadlan-Pacific running in the
Australian and New Zealand ser.
vice, are in the naval reserve and
! will be called upon TO act nj aux
lliary cruisers That such is Great
Britain 5 plan is evident from the
news which has already come from
Hongkong, at which port tho En-.
press of Asia has been held for
transport purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
PLACING RUSSIAN army
0NFgLL WAR STRENGTH

81, PETERSBURG, August i.-( As
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless =
The complete mobilization Of the Rus
sian army at full war strength, ha.
been ordered and the reserves are al
ready Fastening TO Join the colors. Yes
terday an imperial ukase was issued de
claring martial law throughout FINLAND
and in Finnish waters.
The frontier guards are active an,
steps are being taken to make an in
vasion Of Russian Poland. The mali
bridges near the frontier on the War
saw Vienna railroad have been dyna
mited. There are no trains running be
tween Russian and German points.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
CAPTAIN COOK 8 LETTERS.

q LONDON, July 1.-THE sale Of the
Commander lowe collection Of lettcrs
and manuscripts relating TO Australia
New Zealand, and the South sea Isl
ands at Sotheby = realized 1880.
Tho first lot, Including letters fran
Capt. Cook, the circumnaviGator, writ.
ten in lI7b l772, and lT75, brought
$265D. The second lot, made up Of the
autograph diary Of Ralph Clark, lien.
tenant Of marines, kept in 1881 and
l7ss, while on voyage 10 Botany
Bay, was bought In at $2T0o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

SAN FRANCISCO, August la
sociated Press BY Federal Wireless) -
Chief Engineer Taylor and Coast Man
ager Gilman. of the Mareoni Wireless
Company, will sail on the steamer Mon
golia next week for Honolulu They
90 to make the final tests Of the pow
erful receiving and sending systems re-
Gently completed there and to arrange
for the opening Of the system to com,
merrial business by September
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

LONDON August IL Associated Press by Federal Wreesl
announced here that Russia and Austria again negotiating
England France who doing their
Russia and Austria however have ordered general
mobilization of their troops and Germany yesterday declared
state of siege
Bnocially modified the moment and the
cabinet councils have established moratorium This provides dur
ing the existence Of conditions for the Of the
payment all debts and obligations the indefinite Of all
and the suspension of all civil proceedings for the
of money property. sN ffs
According further sdyces received here it understood that
has learned that Germany will ask Russia
and France TO their military operations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
suppLIEp By ~ oHnM1srs.

Physicians prescribe Chahberiain 4
Collie, Cholera AMI Diarrhoea rsmedy
BECAUSE IT relieves cramps IN the stom,
ach. and intestinal pains quieker than
any preparation they can eomponpA. II
can be honght from amy chemist. A
bottle win keep For years, and no
home is complete without II. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith 4 Co,
Ltd, agents for for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
Greatest Armada Ever Assembled
Recently Reviewed BY
King George.

LONDON, August IT, (Assoeiated
Press by Federal Wireless Not until
the present acute European situation
developed was it realized the full
strength Of the British navy. During
the recent review attended by King
George, the greatest assembIaee Of
fighting ships ever gathered WIS viewed
BY the King Of England. The maneu
yers were held during the middle Of last
month at Spithead.
Two Hundred Ships in Line,
Over two hundred vessels, from the
great Iron Duke toa tho feetest little
Snake of the destroyer hotilla were
ranged in twelve main lines, stretching
over forty miles, with crews numte or.
ing between 10000 and 10000 officers
and men. Never before has 80 power.
full a naval force been brought together
in this historic roadstead, which has
witnessed so many memorable gather,
ings of warships since three hundred
and fifty years ago, when King Henry
VIII watched the movements Of his
ships from the battlements of this same
spot. In the fleet were twenty -four
dreadnoughts, thirty-four pre-dread.
thoughts, eighteen armored cruisers,
seven protected cruisers, twenty four
cruisers, seventy eight destroyers, with
mino layers, repair ships, auxiliaries
aud other Kinds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
KINGsBURY WILL "a
VISIT ABROAD

Wailuku Times,--J Judge. and Mrs.
selden B. Kingsbnry expect TO take
the Manoa for the Coast on August IA.
They will first 20 70 the Presidio for
a visit, after which Mrs. kingsbury
win take q trip to Europe and visit the
Eternal City, whore she has brother,
who is consul general for the United
States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
PILEs CURED N q 10 "a DAYS.

.PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed
% cure any case Of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles IN o to
"a days or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis
U. g of A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
RoUMANIA SUMMONS oFFIcERs.

ROUMANIA August Associated Press by Federal Wreess
ORDERS have been ISSUED requiring all officers of the
army serving under the coos report the
leeatae ss55# 4Istftsf. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
STATE OF WAR" rs NY
DECLARED BY GERMANS

BERLIN, Germany, August L.. AS
soe5afed Press by Federal Wireless) ~
A proclamation declaring "statc Of
war was issued here yesterday This
is looked ppon as equivalent 10 martial
law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND ST. PETERSBURG AAs Been STOPPED

ST. PETERSBURG August associated Press by Federal
Steamship between ST. Petersburg and
England stopped This result Of the proximity Of the
danger Of capture of the Russian and British
liners plying between British and Russian in the event Of
state Of war being declared. ~ lss4ES. E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
SAYS JAPAN WILL NOT BE INVOLVED.

SAN FRANCISCO August (Ass0ciaed Press by Federal
Wireess) Consul humane statement issued here
yesterday said Japan will be last nation TO the
which is threatening involve all Of Europe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
GERMAN FLEET OFF HOLLAND COAST

COPENHAGEN Denmark August FL Associated Press BY Fed
here state that big German fleet
has been sighted off the south coast Of Holland 5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
RICE FROM JAPAN.

The June arrivals Of rice at this port
from Japan were S4,Qsl bags. Daizu
and other beans imported wers over
$500 bags.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

+ over one thousand orphans are pen.
stoned by New York. n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

Z WARRINGTON, August -(Asso.
eiated Press by Federal Wireless ~
All messages received here from diplo,
matte eireles in Enrore Indicate that
war in Europe is certain. ,.As
News announced by Premier hsquith
in London yesterday that Russia had
ordered ,complote mobilization Of
troops created a sensation and added
greatly to the tenseness OF the situa,
ton On top Of this came news from
Brussels that all international trains
TO Germany have been suspended.
switzerland, too, has taken preeaution-
AIRY measures by ordering the mobiliza.
tion Of all male citizens subject to
army service. 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

BRUSSELS August Associated by Federal Wres)
International yesterday appeal
President wilson, Of the United States offer his mediation in the
European conflict
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
Belief Expressed That European
Situation May Retard Flotation
Of Territorial Securities.

Many local capitalists and tcrril
torial officials yesterday expressed
themselves obviously on the outcome
Of the proposed flotation Of Hawaiian
bonds in, NSw York at this time, they
having in mind the panieky condition
Of the money markets at present on
account of the big European war scare.
Governor Pinkham yesterday stated
that the latest advices he had received
from Territorial Treasurer d. u. Conk.
ling were "a, the effect that the latter
was IN New York and was proceeding to
arrange the sale Of half OF the 81 800,
900 in bonds the issuance Of which was
recently approved by President Wilson.
Just what effect the war scare would
have on the sale Of these bonds the Gov
ernor had no idea
cannot any moro tell what the re
suit will be, = said the Governor yes
terday TO The dvertiser, ~ than the next
man. The Bank OF England discount
rate today is eight per cent, and from
this one can form an idea OF the situa-
tion in the money markets Of the
world
t-4 .ot NVhhhnS - toyNink aiuhH hhuiy
in the work he has in hand, is the
opinion Of men who understand money
questions. Otherwise he would have
informed the Governor, had he doubts
as to his success in floating the loan, 7
explained a Merchant street broker yes,
terday.
There is no telling, however, claim
others, should Europe become involved
in a general war what the result Of
Conkling's, mission win be. There are
those who believe that eventually the
placing of the new issue of Hawaiian
bonds will have to be postponed until
Ia more opportune occasion. j..
Word from Treasurer Conkling is ex.
pected today or tomorrow by the Gov.
ernor and when it does come the sit
uation will be made clearer. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
Quick Mobilization.

Most astonishing has been the success
and quiakners Of the mobilization Of
this vast array Of fighting mower. The
naval world is most curious to watch
the work of the newly-organize,l admi-
rally air department, with lbs fleet of
seaplanes, aeroplanes and airships, for
everyone recognizes how easily ana
quickly this may revolntionize the
whole art Of sea warfare,
Discussing this display Of naval pow,
or, lending journals reflect that al.
though Britain is still supreme at sea,
other powers have progressed in as
great or even greater degree. The
Daily Mail SAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

PEKING, China, August l.--( Asso,
ciated Press by Federal Wireless)--
II has been decided TO make Hongkong
the British naval base In the Orient
and the work Of mobilizing already is
well under way. All troops stationed
IN Victoria barracks are held at their
quarters Ia readiness for action. -.
The cruiser Triumph of the China
Sea British fleet was coaled and took
on supplies Yesterday and is being
held in readiness for a declaration of
hostilities. IT,, D..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
The Empires Need.

Even now, a neighboring power
has available in the North Sea force
of twenty dreaduoughts. The twenty.
four British chips OF that class gather.
ed at Spithead represent none too great
Afpfeponderanee when u y remembered
that three Of them have been, brought
home from Gibraltar for this inspection
and that the very existence of our En-.
pire depends upon the assured command
OF the sea. The only really satisfactory
fleet and the cheapest in the end Is one
80 strong as TO prevent war BY render
ing the enemy s victory beyond posi-,
bility or hope.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
sAN FRANcIsoo. Anensl

SAN, FRANCISCO. August l,-(As.
ISOLATED Press By Federal wireless) -
The Mstson steamer Wilhelmina, due
at Honolulu next Tuesday, IS carrying
a number Of Honolplans returning from
visits on the mainland. Included il
the number of Or. George Herbert, City
Attorney ], w. Cathcart, who has been
in the East visiting his mother, who has
been i'll; w. 7. Rawlins Of the Hui
Nam; Charles Frazier, Il. Beadle of
the Trent Trust Company; Charles
King, James Guild and Doctor Wall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

PARIS August Press by Federal Wireless)
French here deberated until early morning
the crisis confronting the nations of Europe President Pon
signed three DEGREES extending until August 81 the
payment Of all obligations becoming due within time prohibit
ing the export Of grains abong duties Importation
faranaceous products.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
DENMARK, SWEDEN AND NORWAY ARE
PREPARING TO DECLARE THEIR NEUTRALITY

COPENHAGEN Denmark August 1 Associated Press by Fed
Wireless and Norway acting eonjunc-
ton will today declare their neutrality in the Of Europe The
nations will issue identical declaring their habors closed to
OF warning Powers British German French and Rus
sian warps in Of the harbo Of Scandinavia the Danish
peninsula will be ordered to Te&#.ssE
The first order Of this kind issued yesterday by Denmark two
German doye being ordered by the communicate Of the fortress
ddemd retire from Danish waters under threat of being
fred upon IL they refused.
Danish army will be moblzed plans for this potec-
Norwegian Swedish armies viii also be placed upon footing
Of preparedness with view of the neutrality proca
nation. ta
PARIS August 1T Associated Press by Federal Wireless) Rep
Great Britain engaged final
effort maintain the Of Europe and avert the danger of hay
ing Of the European Powers become involved in the dispute be
Austria and Seryia. tHg tr ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04

HORRIBLE EXAMPLE KELSEY,
Kukaiau, Hawaii, July ~, 1914.
The Washington times., 1914-06-07
G) 6 eeoke :AfReer
RECORD rHEsFtRsT
PICTURE He AeTEprIh

ter and Columbus and Baltimore,
and other places with stock COM
panies, finally going to Camden, n.
j., where he was in fair way to
acquire a reputation and become a
regular matinee idol when-the pho
toplay got him.
He received an offer from the Es-
sanay Company that was double his
salary. accepted II as a lark. intend
ing TO remain only a week or two
and has remained ever since. Busn-
man came to the Essanay Company
when they were in sore need of a
leading man. They treated h i'm with
exceptional kindness. He found his
pay was regular that he had TO
work about two days a week. that
he had all the horses and automo-
biles at his disposal that a person
could want. and that his salary in
creased with alarming rapidity.
1T seemed like playing a joke on
these people to take the money at
first" he declares.
Film a Record Breaker.
But the first pictures that Bush
man appeared in was record
breaker. II was called Lost
Years" and he played the part
of man convicted of a crime that
was never committed. who spent
thirty years in prison. The film was
snatched up all over the United
States, and made a tremendous hit
in England. 1t was the first Essa-
nay film that ever had made hit
in Europe or such a hit as this. And
four more record breakers of the
some kind followed the first. Then
they wanted Bushman TO sign a con-
tract for a long term of years for
more money per year than he ever
The Washington times., 1914-06-07
Managers Organize for
Protection of Interests

NEW YORK, June 7.-Declaring that
managers generally are unfairly treat
ed by legislatures, railroads. and labor
unions, and that they believe it Is time
10 fight back, the producing managers
Of New York met at the Hotel Astor
TO organize themselves into a national
association. The officers elected are
Marc Klaw. president: Lee Shubert,
first vice president; Z. F. Albee, second
vice president; Henry W. Savage, third
vice president: Charles A. Bird, secre-
tary: Sam Scribner, treasurer. and a
board Of governors, consisting of
Messrs. 4. L. Erlanger, William A.
Brady, Charles Frohman. Marcus Loew,
Commodore ]. Stuart Blackton. of the
Nitagraph Company; David Belasco,
Oscar Hammerstein, E. D. stair, Will
lam Fox, ALI Hayman, Charles Burn
ham, and George Nicolai.
Bylaws were drawn UP by Lawyer
David Gerber. Dues are regulated by
the population of cities in which MEM
bers are engaged in business. Cities are
classified as communities of $4,000
100 600, and 5000. Membership Is open
to all engaged in the amusement busi-
ness