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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
STORM N CALIFORNIA
works, GREAT 1lMIAGE

LOS ANGELES, califdtkik, lsebruary
1e.-- (Associated Press Cablc) -south.
crn California is threatened with a ais
aster Of great seriousness in the flood
ing Of many valleys and Villages and
towns on low levels. ttNt
Heavy rains continuing for some time
have filed all the streams to overflow;
ing and Ave countries in the southern
pa.f Of tho State are practically Hood.
touhd.
In many cities, according 20 wide.
spread reports BY Telegraph yesterday
and today, rowboats are the only means
of transportation and stocks ~ goods
~ wen Ms orchards are suffering severe.
" from The inroads Of muddy watefs.
The FIRE departments Of q numbcR Of
cities anil towns have bceh suihmohel
to emergency work il. pumping Dat eel
lars that were filled with consequent
damage 10 business b1ildings anil
houses Several houses have collapsed
because Of the eneroaebing water. 81
Ire scftihs UfthAfdsin which fortunes
are. -pTFsted, are torn and enlllcd By
the torrents.
Prank Chance, the noted baseball
pIayer vbo spends his vacations grow.
ing oranges in his own atove, saved
two lives last night, rescuing persons
ncnt drowning,
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Unidentified Man
DrsyWns ii Harbor
- Elsg}} y
watchmd Henry Beerman Hears
Cries a. PES Struggling zig
. furs- Md Not Assist. K

An uniaentl Jed man was drowned in
the .harbVr lat night shortly. sitter
eleven 3 Clock At an early hour this
morning the police hal no details Of
the tragedy.
Henry Beerman, Waterman at pier
No. 10, heard the cries Of man, strue,
CLING in the water and rushed to his ms
sistanee. Beerman says he saw q; ag-
nre in the water whom he, thinks wa.
a Caucasian. When Beerman arrived
at'the edge Of the wharf the man made
one final cry. Of {, help, and sank from
sight, /,
; Pier No. 10 has a barrier across the
mhuka end and the supposition il that
in trying to get around the end Of thii
barrier the unfortunate man slipped
and fell into the WATER. ve 'l.e
Customs Inspector Gregg. who wa
on duty at Pier No. Is lthe old Rail
road Whaff) stated that he heard tn,
Dor. ksh IA y i,s
Whether any 81 ths Grew Of tho ium
Der schooner Helene, which is lyinl
near 20 where the hecfdeft happened
is missing, 4 could rot be learned wkei
an investigation was made at on
o clock this morning. . Y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
MARINE TIDNus.
~ Mercnsn,s' E1eh.A-,.
Tuesday, .FebrrA,r-v n.

Tuesday, February IA.
San Franeisro- Arrived, Feb. IL, 10
a. m. 5. =. Matsonia, hence Feb. III.
Hilo-sailed, Feb. is, 9 p. IN, g.. $.
Missourian, for Saiina Cruz.
"Wednesday, February IS.
San Franciseo- sailcd, Feb. IA,
standard OH 60. 5 str. nj Ssgunda, FOR
Honolulu.
San Francisco Sailed, Feb. IL, $40
p. IN, 8. s. Honolulan, for Honolulu.
Kahului1Sailed, Feb. IS, schr. Alert
for Puget Sound.
Suva--Sailea, Feb. ~, p. m, 3. s.
Mariana, for Honolulu (one and half
days late.
Thursday, February 10.
Hilo.--Sailed, February is, pm,
$. 8. Hyades, Tor San francisco.
! Newcastle. Sailed, February rs, 8.
=. Harpnlyce, for Honolulu.
Ilana.-- Sailed, February Is, schooner
Defender for Gan Francisco.
Victoria. As5ailed. February IS, s. s,
Niagara, for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
IN fIiE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
THIRD orRUUrT, TERRIToRx OF
( HAWAII
m PRoBATE lat oHAMBhRs
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Manual
.g soares viesra, Deceased.
Order OF, Notice Of Pctition for Allow.
ance q Accounts, Determining Trust
and Distributing the Estate. Z

y On Reading and Filing the Petition
and Accounts of Manoel Soares Vioirn.
administrator Of the Estate Of Manuel
Soares Vitira, deceased, whersih peti-
tionef ashx to he allowed sfsiS3, and
charged with $953S.I7, aha asks that
the same be examined and approved.
and that a final order be male Of Dis.
tfibution Of the remaining property to
the persons thereto entitled aud ais
charging petitioner and snreiics from
all further responsibility hereln.
II IS Ordered, that Wednesday. tho
dIth day OF March, A. d. 1914, al 2
o clock p Ih,, before tho Judgu prcsid.
ing, at Chambers Of said Court at his
Court Room at KaiIna, Hawaii, be and
the same hereby Is appointed the time
and place for hearing said Petition ana
Accounts, and that all persons interest.
cd may then and there appear and show
canse, Il any they have, why the sahie
should not be granted, and may pfesellt
evidence as TO who are entitled to the
said property. And that notice OF this
Order, be published ia the Hawaii.h
Gazette newspaper printed and pub.
iished in Honolnl6, FOR three sueeessiro
weeks, the last publication 10 be not
less, than two weeks previous To the
time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated the 2srd day OF January. 1911
+ JOHN ALBERT MATTHEW NAN.
'lndge Of the Circuit Court Of the Third
jan. 30. Feb. q. ID. %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
White Plague Claims Sam KupS-
ahua for Years Keeper Of
Panlaa Lighthouse. .

Although he was born within sight
Of the spot where Uncle sam, FOR many
years his emplo yer, finally built the
Paukaa lighthouse on llawaii, aud al.
though during the ffty-two Years of
his life he never left the district, Sam
Krpahua, a Hawaiian, fell victim to
the great white plague last week.
This latest victim Of tuberculosis was
iifty-two years Of age, and like many Of
the. older generation Of Hawaiians III
The country districts, had never left his
birthplace. When the lighthouse was
built, he was made keeper and for mailg
years he performed his duty faithfully.
Yesterday the Anti .TubereuIosis
League wtote the last chapter Of his
life when entered his name IN that
sad register Of tuberculosis victims who
failed to grasp the helping hand held
out TO them until too late. The number
of tuberculosis cases for february Is
already high, but the great maiofity OF
them are yet but recent victims Of the
disease and there Is every schahce for
their recovery.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
NO PLACE FOR
BOY PRISONER
Lad Held at CITY Jail Pending
Arrangements to Send Him
TO Reform School.

That Honolulu needs temporary de-
tentioA home for delinquent children
was meyer more strongly brought 70
public attention than in the case q
little Joe Luku, thirtecn.year-old boy,
who has been sentenced ~ the iuyepile
court 20 spend the balance Of his mi;
nority in the reform school az WaiAlee
AZ Young L1Sa has been convicted Of
several petty oflenses He was first
taken up Nv Probation 0fiicer Ander.
son on February az
Anderson tried on several occasions
TO find a home for the boy, but met
with little success. The lad WAS lodged
in tho police station several days ago
awaiting the usual weekly trip the .r5
baton officer niakes to the reform
school.
The yonngstcr was in the police sta
tion last night, shitering and trembling
IN fear, while motley crowd Of drunk
ards, gamblers and women of the un
defworld made night hidcous with ri
bald songs and drunken .hilarity.
1--WE have no other place for cnses
like this, said sheriff Jarrett lss,
night. f'fhe Juvenile court, lacking
other facilities turns these children
over TO us and we hold them unit
the o6lter makes his regular weekly
trip to Whialee. It's no place for ]
Kid. but what are we going TO do
They learn more wiekedness here thar
they ever knew before II il a ter
dible state Of affairs, and don I know
how IL Is TO be remedicd -,
Probation Ohieet Anderson stated
last night that this condition of AT
fairs had existed for some time, but
Judge Whitney has hopes that the pub
liz viii soon awaken to the fact thai
q change in the method Of caring fol
juvenile dclinquents Is needed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20

M. and, MRS. T. A. Barren. p. L. VIII.
Hams, Samuel Williams, Mia Williams,
Mf. and Mrs 9. q. Rowland, Nj. and
Mrs. J. G. Rowland, Miss NJ. a. Holmes,
W. !. Biye, N. dlakier, MIs. w. M.
o'Brien and two children, Miss M.
waggonef, Miss NJ. Mmphy, Miss b.
Tillery, Mr.. and Mrs ihne, Miss
Lime, g., @. Williams Mrs. a. j.
Raisch, Miss L. Raisck, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Q. Worby, @. Wright, Rev. o. =. Ne.
Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. IS. L. Geisihardt,
Mr.. and MIRA l.. G. eiarltswofth, Mrs.
o. b. Fraser, Mrs. y. ID. MeD6ngafi,
Miss N. Taylor, Il. Tiger, Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Patten, Miss A. Almond, Miss
II. Almond, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. w. Ross
and son, Mr.. and MrA. A. II. TInyier
r. NJ. Walsh, Mr.. and Mra G.. II
Mitchel1; MiSs vi r. Valentine, Mr
aud Mira. Henry HdImks. p. 7. SpaIdine
y. r. Hillie ana Wife, Mr.. and Mrs. s
Mrs. 9phW ySasysslsP M Ma +, IN r
Glover, Mrs, w. r. King, Mr., ana Mfs
n. Nathan. Mr., and Mrs. G. q. Pafson
G, II. KellcnberRer, y. r. Thomas, Mrs
j. r. Dillon, Mrs. R. J. MeEIfoy, J. g
Meagher, Mrs. McKenney, = H. " p
RidgwHy, @. Rodchyffe, w. T.. Haraiow
q p Mueller, p. p Jackson, q. b
fsf III. Lariint, for sAh Ffnneisco
February T,-4Mr. and Mrs. T. Il. Ca.
.pert, w Il. Yeonfans, Frank Weber, "a
die Murray, G. a. Pratt, Mira Pratt, A.
]. MePike, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomp
sbrf Il
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WAsHfNGToN, February l9..(A,

WASHINGTON, February 49, AS
soeiated Press Cable Senator John
W. Kern Of Indiana, the Democratic
senate leader, win support President
Wilson in his attitude for the repeal, of
the Panama Canal tolls bill, II is I'M
,lerstood that Oscar w. Underwood,
leader of the house Democrats, has
promised not TO organize any Otposi-
ton to a repeal Of the bill. Further.
more, Senators Overman, Simmons and
shively, former opponents Of the presi.
dent in this matter, and avOwed sup
porters Of the present tolls plan, will
follow the lead OF Senator Kern and
Congressman A, Mitchell riilmef of
Penhsylyania; a strong force in the low.
er house has promised 70 support nc.
lively the Wilson plan, Instead Of a
split among the Democrats, asF was
threatened, it now appears that at least
enough Of them win hold together 10
win triumph for Wilson.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20

BERLIN, Germany, February 90
Associated Press BY Federal Wireless)
"A bitter attack on Admiral George
Dewey was made in parliament yester-
day by Matthias Erzberger Sof the Cler-
zeal party, Admiral Won Tnpitz, min.
lister Of marine, replied to Erzberger
that he understood that Admiral Dewey
would soon make statement that the
conduct Of admiral Won Diederichs in
Manila Bay was correct. The discus,
sion arose over recent remarks Of Ad-
mifal, Dewey that he was compelled to
clear his decks and nearly forced TO
fire a shot across the bows Of the Ger
man lbattleship Cormorant 10 force the
obeyment of the blockade Admiral
Dewey was maintaining at the time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
SENDS WOMAN SECRETARY
TO "cLEAN'7 ANOTHER TOWN

SALEM, Oregon, February 2OS-( As
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless) -
Governor West has announced his i'm
tention Of sending Mss Fern Hobbs .shis
woman secretary, TO the town Of Cove
to s'clean up" that place the same as
she did at Copperfeld. The conditions
at Cove are about the same us they
were at Copperfeld, i'm which latter
place Miss Hobbs was compelled to do.
clare martial law to enforce the orders
of the governor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
GORE LOT NOW is
PUBLIC PLAYGROUND

Governor Pinkhanl yesterday morn.
ing signed an executive order setting
apsft as a public park what IS known
as the "Gofe Lott in Manoa Valley.
The order places the new park under
the management and control g the city
government. The lot is portion Il
royal patent grant No. 34sS to a. A.
Montana, Who died here recently, and
contains an area of Al ,0l9 square feet,
or almost m acre OF land
Agitation for the setting aside Of
this lot as public park was begun
early in former Governor Frear s adj
aministration and dragged along for
many years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
WOUNDED WOMAN ON 4.
ROAD TO RECOVERY

Oscar Cox, deputy shcriff Of the
Waialua district, reported last night
that X, onishi the woman who was
Shot by her husband on Tuesday night
win recover. She is under the care
of Doctor Wood Of Waialua. Z
Onishi In fit of jealousy, last Sat
Hrday, shot Japanese named Miura
whom he claimed was too intimate
with his wife at the Eumes pineapple
camp. onishi then went 70 his own
home and after q short conversation
with his wife he shot her, inAicting u
wound in her side that at first was
thought serious. ~.
A few minutes later Onishi turned
the revolver ON himself and ended his
life. hR tM
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
TOURIST TRAVEL TIDE
STRONG TOWARD ISLANDS

IL il reported that both the Mongolia
and thes Sierra have full bookings Of
passengers on their next down trips
from San Francisco; and other lines re.
port no falling of i'm the applications
for passenger Accommodation
Passenger men at the shipping agen:
cies state that the tourist tide TO the
Islands is at full height and that il will
likely be prolonged for several weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
POLICE OFFICER GUILTY
or HAVING TAKEN BRfBEs

ST. PAUL, Minnesota, February 20.
- (Associated Press by Federal Wire
less Martin Flanagan, former chief
of police, and Fred Turner, a detective,
we're fonnd guilty here yesterday by u
Jury of having accepted $4,000 bride
in return for giving protection 10 the
women of the disorderly district. Date
for sentence has not been set.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
TOO MANY swEETHEARrs
DRIVE YOUTH TO CRIME

SAN FRANCISCO, Februaty 20. ~
Associated Press BY Federal wireIess)
Stanley Smith, youth, yesterday
confessed 20 fobbiqg che home Of Icon
DO Sabin, brother OF the millionaire
capitalist of Hillsborongh, Of thousahds
Of dollars Of diamonds and jewelry
81 tried 70 have too many girls, ~
the youth as The reason for
his CRIMES when he was arrested at
the home Of one of fhis sweetheartA. Y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
TRiNinApJ 1,oloradoI February no

+ TRENIDApJ Colorado, February 10.
~ lAssoeiated Press Cable)t-A sensa.
ton was caqsed at the congressional
Investigation into the Colorado mine
disorders this morning when three ma
tional guardsmen, each carrying two
reyolyers, entered the room where the
investigation was being heidi When
reproved for entering the room armed,
they protested, declaring that they
were authorized 10 be armed as they
were on duty, The congressional com
mittee ordered them TO disarm or leave
the room and when they refused TO lay
their Tevolverp aside. they were told TO
leave and immediately did SO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20

Marriage licenses issued yesterday -
Jiroichi Kuroda, aged thirty-one years,
and Kino Sakamoto, twehty.nihe years
of age, both japanese; Emilio Amanda,
fortyltwo years old, and Asuncien
ogaya, thirty-nine years of age, both
SPANISH Fukutaro Asayama, forty-two
years Of age, and Monioyo Nakaniufa,
twehty-eigh years old, both Japanese;
George Marion Bisbee, twenty Pour
years old, American, and Hester NJ N.
Hanuna, twenty-fonr years Of age, Ha.
waiian. ct ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
CHASE RAILWAY HoLDUps
WITH BLOODHOUND PACK

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, February
90 tAssociated Press by Federal
Wireless --Three masked men held up
a train near here last night, forced the
engineer to detach the express and bag
gage ears and then speed away. A spe-
cial train with. officers and pack Of
bloodhounds has been sent to the scene
Of the holdnp TO take up pursuit Of the
train robbers. 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
AMERICAN CRUISER BREAKS
WORLDS TORPEDO RECORD

2 SAN DIEGO, California. February
20 associated Press by Federal Wire
less The worlds record for torpedo
firing IN battle practise was broken
here yesterday by the cruiser California
when its gunnefs scored Eve and ono
half hits in seven shots at range Of
1000 yards while the cruiser was steam
ing at a speed Of ten knots an hour.
The record was made also in anfayor.
able weather conditions. wa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
.wAsn1NnroN Fnhrna,u )

/ WASHINGTON, February 2O.-(As,
sociated Press by Federal Wireless y
Military experts Of athis country and
OF foreign nations have approved of
a neutral zone five miles from Torreon
whore non.eombatants may take refuge
during the impending battle between
the Huerta and Cbnstitutionalist forets
Both Huerta and Villa, at the request
Of President Wilson, have agreed "a
the establikhiHent of sucA a zone,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
sUFFRAGETTE HoRsEWH1Ps
ANTT-sUPRRAcIsT LEADER

LONDON, February Is. x Associated
Press Cable) --Barop Weardale,. the
aged and feeble president Of the anti
sutfragist movement, was attacked by
a suffragette and horsewhipped in the
presence of 200 wedding guests in n
railway depot here today. The woman
was arrested.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
oABLEp sUeAE QUOTATIONS

Sugar quotations received yesterday.
by the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Asso.
cation from the California and Hawai-.
tan sugar Refining Company are; 90
degree test eenttifugals, 3.1i0S. $62.s36j.
" deg. analysis beets, N9s. lad, 1880,
Hawaiian sugars sold during February
subject 10 proposed reduction OF duty
on Cuban sugars. 3.l4.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
GAS SCHOONER RUDOLPH
REPORTED IN DIsTREss

PORTLAND, Oregon, February so.A
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wifeless)
The gas schooner Rudolph u reported
TO be in DISTRESS on the coast Of South
ern Oregon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20

WASHINGTON, February 2O.-(As-
sociatcd Press BY Federal WifeIess)--
Final warning has been issued TO ITO
national banks that they must make
application FOR continuing business I'M.
der the new banking system at not
later date than February "a or prepare
for liquidation within ten months.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
-wAsHINGToN, February 2o.-fAs

'WAbHINGTON, FebTuary Foo As
soeiated Press by Federal Wircless)-
Secfetary of Immigration Caninettl
has urged the house committee on inn
migration 10 enact immediate legisla,
tion restfieting Hindu immigration. IL
IS said that the department has also
requested that legislation be confined
TO HIndus only. lal w =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20

LONDON, February 20.--( Associated
Prcss by Federal wireless) --'sir Arthur
Conan Doyle aud other authors have
prepared petition for circulation, in
which they urge the participation Of
Great Britain in the 1915 Panama Pa
eille Exposition at San Francisco,
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HANCOCK, Michigan. February TO-.
Counsel for the Western Federation
of Miners has withdrawn the request
that congressional Investigation be
made of the Christmas Eve IRE at Ca
lpmet, in which many persons lost their
lives when a false alarm Of fire was
shouted IN a crowded hall.
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DETROIT, Michigan, February co.
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
F-J, A. cottam was arrested hpfe
yesterday on the charge Of arson, the
complaint being thai he haa Set FIRE
TO the church Of which he was pastor,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky.

:. LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, Feb. 4
: rpary l9.-( ASSOCIATED. Press by \
+ Federal Wireless) -Stanislans I
+ Zbyszbo, Polish champion wrestler !
: tonight defeated Doctor Roller Of I
+ Seattle in straight falls. At the !
: conclusion Of the bout Zbyszbo I
: claimed the title of worlds cham,
+ pion owing to the retirement of =
= Frank Gotch. 4
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Hamakua Ditth Co 6
Haw. Com. & Sugar Co
|Bsssil4Ei'TSs:.,::.
sy.,Ier..LP c Ire
.mn0nt lpBl .,..,.
H:ww T:sE.4SssSSSS 4
~ Ser. lDi2-lsIs. 80.
|aHE;s;,'ksl-,
hoHokit SUI CO, fpi
Hon: ~. at Go. 50,
| Me1lyas sllir Co. 8
| @%l6 Con- q .....
Pasiilc Qunso feffiiasI
| PsSsiIii;sS Am {;
| Pioneer Mil Co 5;
San Carlos Mil CO 3 .
| Nalahla hef, Co. 8 Be.
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1 n
bald oii 1 iPouhtain top In AbiA
4 Z. - =. : I'm
fMrs lRoheft T,a.,. st.yen.on ,y.s
welI knawn in Honnh,l, 80 shs 1890
the lslahaE on sAyeysI delssi6ns T,v;th
her huababd i tke 4 ,FelebtSteT sentsh
writer ~ PheiRe' sIa,Id ',sessA ana AZ
ition. N 500 q. = ~ - 7 .
Her daughter aud stet enson . y stem.
,dauRhtef. Mrs. fsobei strong, we're 4
H6n6Ihln for some WeeNA feseutlt ana
left few DAYS AGO by the steameT
Ventura ON L visit to the tomb of STE.
veHsoh at vaflina, Samoa.
Mrs. steyensors Ihaiden name was
Faiinis.Vah dc tSfjft.t She was, when
she herried Stevenson, Mrs! Osbourne
Mrs Stevenson met the Great writer In
Paris ID the seventies, while Stevenson
wasiin France seeking to rekupefate M.
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mrs q STEVENSON
| R8'. DIES ll GEEIRN|A

SANTA BARBARA, California, Feb.
fuary ig.I Associated Press BY Fed
eral Wirsless) 81 Mrs, Robert, Louis
ssteyehsons widow Of the famous novel
list, died here today, Her death was
due 70 Apqplsxy, The body wal be
held Until The arrival Of Lloyd os,
bourne, son, that he may obey the
wish that she be. buried beside her ha:-
bald eh i mountain Tor id APiA. \,
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Departed.

Per str Mongolia, for San Francisco,
February l7--Mr, and Mrs. Whitney
Newton, Mrs, NJ. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J, Strange and companion, Mr.. and
Mrs, J. M. Fate, Ir,, Miss NJ. lakewood,
Mrs, @. M. Lear, Miss Lear, Calvin NJ,
Smith, sydney M. Phillips, Jack Cooper,
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a VI Sill NidhhihN1 Aibih Nldul pOILS,
February 19.-Miss Slender, II. How.
ell, s. S. Kobayashi, Miss y. White,
Miss r. Copp, Mrs. r. b. Blanchard,
Miss II. Copp, Miss A. Cummings, X, o.
,Drummond, j. Makahio, 1. w. Kalua,
Mrs. Amaku, Q. @. Wong Pooh, Young
Tin, J. Moniz, j. Maltnas, D. r. Weleh
j, 5. 0smer, y. h. Correa, G. II, Brown
Azuni, ]. Vincent, Mrs. Vincent, Louis
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W. Fay, Miss M. Rodriguez, Miss A.
Pratt, Rev. j. Wadman, Rev. II. p
Judd, Mrs. T. w. Greig, W. Il. Deyer
eaux, Q. S. Kim, S. X. Yee, j. X. Ho
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i. J. Hare, Miss M. Leellie, J. b. Black
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n. Williams, J., $. Chong, Miss Wong
Lcong, Miss Harbottle, II. Fern, Mrs
Fitzjohn, Miss NOM, Miss Silva, Edith
Baldwin, w. 4. Motley, Lem Quousan
Mrs. l.. Kalepo, w. Robertson, Miss
Robertson, A. Pail, G. q. Campbell, A
Wall, Mrs. V. +. Sehoenberg, Miss L
Morgan, Miss Rowe, Miss Kan, Mis-
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J. II, Milton, Mrs. Milton, Chas. Gay
Mrs. n. II. Clark, I'D. Kaupu. it .rH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20

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