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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
CASUALTY LIST BEARS
NAMES OF men KNOWN
THROUGHOUT UNIVERSE
Cruiser Oceanic Of White
Star Line Is Lost OFF Coast of Scot
land, While Dutch Steamer With Ger
man Reseryists Becomes British Prize

u
k0NDoN September Associated Press by Federal Wire
ess&mon0 me names included in the official casualty list is
sued at midnight last night those Of Of the most social
y prominent men IN England s 88 20
i Wscount Valentines E. g. b. caserosse the eldest
Of the nth Earl Of kenmare.
Lord Astai Robert nnesker was the brother Of the eighth
Duke of Roxbghe and is veteran Of the Boer War; He was
married in 1907 to the daughter of the late W. Brecsc Of New
York and leaves two sons and a widow.
Hon. Aubrey N H. w. Herbert was the Of the fourth Earl
OF carnaron had been member Of parliament and was fo
merry the diplomatic service. These were all officers Of the
Irish Guards, and are reported wounded or missing.
Lord Desmond Fitzgerald the brother and heipresmp
tive to the sixth Duke Of Lenster and the adutant Of the
Irish Guards 81 3 s M .sg
on sater-BoOh who was wounded is the brother Of Lord
Basing lt$as II s4
Lieutenant Champions De cspgny descendant Of the era
der family is reported killed.
CONVERTED CRUISER is WRECKED 54
The merchant cruiser Oceanic formerly White Star liner MAS
wrecked yesterday the coast Of northern Scotland The ship
Is total loss All the crew were saved No details have been
received as to whether the ship had been in action, 45J
The liner Noordam,a Dutch steamship which sailed from New
York for Rotterdam carrying Germans feseFdss captured
in the Atlantic Ocean and taken into Queenstown by British
cruiser. asf Assa : sa9y. ta $50 4
British cruiser has captured German mae.layef disguised
as Grimsby trawi. The mnepant has two hundred mines
aboard. 1853 sS 9S N
The British admiralty states that the Wilson liner Runo, which
people, destroyed because il dsreoarded official instructions
and crossed the line into waters known to be mined.
India contributing five millions besides oft of $4,000
from the maharaiah OF Mysore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
INFLAMMATION.

Have you ever tried Chamberlain =
Pain Balm for fheumatismf II not,
you are wasting time, as the longer this
disease runs on the harder II is To- cure.
Oct bottle to-day apply Il with a Wig
or6us massage 10 the afflicted parts and
YOU will be surprised aud delighted at
the relief obtained. For raie by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Cracks John, F. CoIbYrp on Head
With SateheI and Blood
Flies

r''I struck John VI Golburn oyer his
left optic bseause he made some yun-
called, for remarks TO me WhenI was
ialEing on a. purely business matter
with him, said Harry Culman yes
terdRy. ~ could not stand his nj usVe
language, aud did what any man who
respects himself would have done were
he in my place,
The row took place shortly before
nine O'Clock Yesterday morning on the
sidewalk in front ~ the Kapiolani
building, corner Of King and Alakea
streets. The men met and talked for
awhile, their voices gradually gather.
ing orescendo pitch, until bystander
began to take notice and expect
trouble. II did come shortly. The
men gestienIated with energy; their
arms cleaved the air, Just as soapto
orators do with their upper limbs. Cul.
, man had satchal in one hand, and
this he brought down with some force
on COlbnmls head, infieting a cash
over the latter s left eye from which
blood flowed. This was round one and
went all TO CuIman. Bystanders hutted
in and good scrap was stopped pre-
maturely.
II was first reported that politics was
al the bottom OF the fight, but a good
story was spoiled when this was de
Hicd. Gilman Is All ardent Rice sub
porter, while Colburn is a Kuhio man
aud reported 10 be a rabid one.
It Is not likely that the differences
between Culmau and Colbnrn will be
nired in court. Coliurn, UP TO a latf
hour last night, had not sworn out
warrant; at least no warrant had beer
served on Gilman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Ut0fge y "a iINFlIlItZeS
George iR carteg scEIliclles the
Policy .ct Plantation
DireotOrates

M
.F'fI am in fasoF sftAe plahtations
paying out 10 Them rsiafehoIaess every
dollar Of profits earned, 4, Gaofge h,
Carter stated yesterday. "rhe best
rlace to keep money is In the pockets
of the shareholders. Tbey know best
what use to make ofit.nt
Mr. Carter said that in these times
no one knows what TO do with money
to hoard it, The bnnks do not know
what TO do with their cash, or where
TO turn for safe Investments. They
cannot say that New York is safer thar
San Francisco, or that either is safeI
than London or Hongkong. In thi,
emergency ! say pay out to the share
holders every dollar of accumulated
profits and let them have the worr.
of taking care of their cash. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Japan Fulfills Treaty.

TOXIC September ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wire
lessna note handed to the Japanese ambassador yesterday
England stated that had not consulted France Russia in con-
GLIDING the understanding by which Japan participated In the pres
emit war against Germany e8 rg setyEs t1 aFb Iey.
England considered unnecessary to consult the allies in view
Of the existing Ango.apanese treaty. The Allies were Simply
notified that England was acting In m accord with lapan
The Japanese Diet adicuhs tomorrow Russian lieutenant
general coming special envoy to Japan expected to arrive
at Toxic, September i3. sg it tt,+ X; ,s srsR8
The Imperial Diet Unanimously appropriated fy million yen for
war purposes yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11

PEKIN, September i0, Associated
Press by Federal wireless) The Rus:
sian minister 10 China has received the
consent Of the Chinese government 70,
the construction Of railroad by Rus
sian capitalists on the island of Sax.
hahn, along the Amur river to BlaPo,
yestchensk, in Russian Asia, from there
10 Hardin, and with a branch TO Tsitsik-
har in Manchuria,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11

WASHINGTON, September O.--lAs-
soeiated Press by Federal Wireiess) -
One million dollars was appropriated
yesterday by tho senate for extraqrdi.
nary DIPLOMATIC expeases Tho bill al.
ready had passed the house.
American embassies and legations
ere acting for other belligerents in each
European country involved in war
The pressure Of business TINS deyoly-
ing upon the American diplomatic Of
fees has become so great that the Office
stats had to be largely increased, caus
ing the unusual expense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
From ThnrrdnY Aarrrtiser. }

A victim of aeute heart disease,
Isobes, n. TFgSal oac Of Honolulu IS
best known, Rs$t-ifawaiians, died sud.
denly last night 1t about nine ofclpck.
lie was stricken while attending a
lpslitieal meeting in MoiliiIis Mr.,
Boyd was rushed to the Qucen's Hos
pitAl but life, wau sxiinct when the in
stftnti0h VAS reached. ,p 9toNsls
Mr.. Boyd was born IN Hon6Iiilu,
s6ptenber ., flSU4, aud had rist turned
ffty Years OF aee. He was a civil
engineer Int lately was connected with
tile local tax assessor's ofiee lie Is
stffyived ~ widow mud four child
ich, Besides whom ne leaves two
brothers, James III Boyd former snpet
Of nullic works, and Edward
=. Boyd, formdf hand eonmissioner, and
a sister, Mrs. Daniel Kaleiaiii. y hsf
The remains We're removed t. me
silver Undertaking rHrlors Inst night
~ WAS stated thai the funeral sefvieC
VIII be held there ste4 ose1ock, with
interment at the Nnuanu cemetery,
~ itetE Lsaeln1 1Es 40 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
crisis IN AUSTRIA is REPORTED


military Internal dsenson rife and the situation
Milan that panic
desperately mudded Austrian
dHentfaees
officers
ndnhnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
RUSSIANS PERFORM GREAT FEAT


miles
the
Tho
onCu completely defeated n
qsbcu rcd Q optimism
lis ANNOUNCED BY GzAR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
French Call More Men

~ BORDEAUX September TO- associated Press BY Federal
the government called upon all FrenChmen
previously excused from military service account of defeDpe
health TO present themselves for further examination to determine
their present fitness for military duty assaa, ss.
Announcement has been made that the cruisers Conde Res.
cartes and Bristol have sunk two German merchantmen the
Atlantic. The names Of the sunken vessels withheld
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
business MEN
IN BUSY SESSION
-L----
Bad Roads, Improper Fish In
sneciion and OlherMatters
Command Attention
~ fg 100 ------
KooIaupoko Highway Comes in
For Severe CONSERVATION
During the discussion

Bad roads on wihdward Oahu, failure
Of the county 10 arrange Tor afpropoll
sanitafy inspections Of the ash toil in
the mprkets, election Of nov members
and tho passing of val;aus appropria.
tions and expense budgets occupied
directors Of the Chamber Of Commerce
1t thcis meeting yesterday afternoon,
). A letter from NJ AZ. Swanzy to the
SECRETARY OF the Chamber Of commerce
relating 20 the Koolau roads drew
forth smiles from the assembled direct
bf4 Referring % Promotion Committee
literature QdSeftising flihse roads Is
being good foans in the main, Mr..
Swhnky suggests that il that expires
sion n.cans the roads are passable, tho
wording be changed SO that the Pro.
motion Committee can not be accused
or misrepresentation h
The roads III the koolahpoko district
came In for severe condemnation. Mr.
Swanzy stated In Mia letter that che
recent county constructions consisted OF
planning stones on tho old road and I'll
ing in with Garth and sand but that
the recent heavy rains have disarrang
led thc order in which the materials
were placed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
IEHh'BARRlBsEs
BEFORE JUDGE DOLE
inst Rides TTaf FeaeFai Cast
lurIgt Rules That Federal Court
Has Jurisdiction in
Criminal Case
3Ffg T'an7TT-g


Judge sanford b. Dole yesterday
afternoon decided that the federal
court was without Jurisdiction on the
question Of the trial of JEFF McCarn,
the suspended United States district
attorney, who is charged with an as
sault and battery with dangerous
weapon upon Attorney claudius H. Nc,
Bride. ~ r.
Counsel for McCarn werc asked IL
they wishedato except tosthelcourte
ruling Attorney Joseph hiehtfoot said
that the defense wound 10 %, and enc
DESCRIPTION was ordered nosed. Fhe same
attorney then moved that the ease
against Ais icifeat We dismissed and the
defendant discharged. Judge Dole 50
This closed the mai cbavtefoof the
licelei5rhted McUarn MeBritle episode In
lithe federal cont, n would tppeaf Alto
that thfs brihes to an end the services
ofs Judge Alexaf'lerf Lindsay. Jf.s, who
was appointed ny the department Of
| .iusffce Is 4 special assistant 10 the
thttoriiey general of the Bnitcd States,
WITH instfurtions 10 eondnct the prose
lcdtioh ia the McCarn case in the fed.
eral0 coaft. seedois YeFfS O1inioA
I0purt' Isendcss verbal opinion
Judge DoieSs Option was al oral
one. lie apologfzed 60 counsel Tor lfo
Ipresehtine written ohei stating that
he had not had time 10 prepare II IN
written form. The Judge said that al
the authorities eite1, but one, bore 'oiii
1.-The contention o. lack Of Jurisdiction
OF the court IN the case, and The eS
ce1jtion referred TO seemed TO have no
Tearing either way laHs
Uph0ldi1g the View that The eourt
was without jurisdiction, County Attor-
nby John W. Cathcaff made a LONG ia
dress during the morning session Oh the
court and quoted nuiterous authoTftie5
which, he claimed, bore ont his areu
ment. Joseph Lightfoot and j. Alfred
Magoon. argued at some length, their
contention, as counsel for McCarn, be.
ing that the court possessed the re-
quired jurisdiction. Alexander l. nd.
say Jr., as special assistant to the at
torney general of the United States,
made brief remarks, All the argnme ITS
by the attorneys who claimed that the
court was iustified in trying Mccarn
were general.
Mcoarn in Attendance
MeCafn was present during the hrgu,
ment, but TOOK no part in the debate
other than TO whisper occasionally 10
one or the other Of his counsel. NJ. A.
Thomas, who is here relieving McCarn
as district attorney, also was in court
but as spectator only. Aside from
those directly connected with the case
there were only half dozen people
present.
| Judge Dole s decision leaves the trial
OF MeCari entirely in the hands OF tn
circuit court, since the federal codr'
Indictment was disposed of yesterday
together with the question Of jurisdic
tion. E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Prominent NelDspdper11a1l Dies

PARIS, September l0ssoeated Press by Federal WeIess
A L. Pegnon the managing director Of the ayas News Agency
the great gathering bureau Of France died yesterday aged
nne years. NJ Pegnon had been connected with the agency
fifty years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
French Fortress Su,.renders

BERLIN September lossociated Press by Federal Wrcess
N officially announced That the siege Of aberoe the import
ant French fortress the Belgian frontier ended yesterday with
the equalization Of the city. s A ems sts sgg ~,
The Germans had been assaHg the notifications for the past
ten days with heavy artillery three Of the forts having fallen last
week. @RlN $50 M #H.t4r S-ss 49, a,
The garrison OF forty thousand prisoners while the
Germans have captured large quantity Of supplies and many
guns Among the prisoners are four generals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Mcoarn in Attendance
WAsHINGToN. septemher lo -,

WASHINGTON, September lo.--t AS,
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless) =
The President yesterday made IL plain
that he docs not approve Of the pro,
posal % inereasc the income tax Dis o
means of supplying revenue 10 meet
the deficit caused by tho decrease in
the customs returns. a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
HAWAIIAN rs HELD FOR
SMUGGLING WHlSkEY

MarsbaI o. p. SoArcs yesterday ON a
federal warrant sworn to by Customs
fnsnector L. u. Reeves He IS charged
with bringing into the Territory four
bottles Of whisky without paying the
required duty. Sam is said 10 have
state1 IN he went for his coat,
a teamer where he was
~ icked up q bag Of afo-
" had provided for him
ID strpr tT-i tJt
II Fhcld n baI vagaI
ny sack 49,. vt
whiskey ''.yr
George .H4, .
ssioner r- 'rsl.
cderal 60 e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
FR8RFaBE ink J,
| the Only Way
SupcHsorS 93gaIa pfoeeeif
Supervisors shoqld Proceed at
Once 10 Put, Proper
Law Into Effect

. NJ ittFf "Nf-fNa sls fffNf 8 ~ ~ y
I. Riehatd Iycrs, secretary of G,
Rrewtr 4 Co, went on record ,ester
day as being very strongly in favor Of
the application Of the frontage tax law
here i'm Honoluia. Ysi
- would like to see cur present
board of supervisors SO ahead and pat
into effect the law now on the statute
books. Furthermore, / would like an
expression from every candidate FOR
election as supervisor as to Just 3e1i
aetly where every man stands IN re.
gard % this law. .,stst tisste =
fh Mr.. aycfs said that taefe Il prob
ably no other e0uhty iffthe limited
States with as small Rp0pNInffdn as
ana ifbads "A the eity ami county Of
ionbIultf There ARE many Nestefn
g0ghtiess9 aath rifeef IN area and wiz
si'afsef popbIatisn,S ~ they w0am not
mink ~ bNildlhg 4 'th6nsAhd miles Of
new reads odi 81 etrfent feSehue.
is'Aeithef eirsle 20 thiB reservation
NOR INC hcxt 10 40 ahead bhilding foa1s
DIT of'euffenfn reeehue.d TIE ebhAty is
rot 'flch enough 10 stahd 81, b PROPERTY
abuttihg On 4 tity' ttfeee odeAt % ps'
tbe cost of, CONSTITUTIONS 81 bhat street.
the fNisien OF maiHtehGaee MA heavy
eA0sfgh load for Inc e0nAfnanity as a
whole to Tear, 's'1vefs sfated.Fff
"a Gbvefndt et0fke n. carter also
stated that be sta4ast aIse an earnest
advotate 6f he enfoseemen6hOf tho
frontage IAN IAwI ann hopes That ~,
hcxt Board 81 supervisors will put tbi
law into effect. A-~ -'--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11

1TSs B Wfa
in
On the suda left bank advance develop
mu vergf orahh.e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
! Members Arc Elected

The matfer Of having the remaining
members of the former Honolulu mef.
chants association become members n
the cAamber Of conimefeo into which
the other body was Incorporated came
up for little discussion. No initia-
ton fee Il charged those Who became
members thfongh the amalgamatibn Of
the two bodies and some Of the mer-
'tshatts association members have not
yet presented themselves. R. r. Lam
bert, George Herbert, b. w. Sutton,
Robert Anderson and "A. l.. Castle
were elected TO membership in the
chamber of commerce at yesterday ::
meeting, by unanimous vote,
The entertainment of the various
prominent men who viii arrive III Ito
holuluf Friday on the Ventura on Their
way back from Australia was referred
10 the cnteftainment eommittee. A
wireless message was sent by Raymond
Brown to the Ventura asking for par
ticnlars as to the party TO be enter
tanned in order TO make adequate ar
rangemonts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11

LONDON, September 90iciaI bulletins given out today by
the British government are confident. They say:
The situation is satisfactory The German right although
inoFeed reoag before the English The French center is
slowly advancing On the French right action is being taken
against the great circle OF Nancy
".n Nosass and Msaee the situation Is unehanqedv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Mystery in a Road

Mr.. Swnnzy did not know just why
The Koolau roads faiIud to stand W
under the traffic. lie thought possibly
soine Kind Of animal pest or some cor
rupting insidious rnst might be ut work
on tho winward side which does not
operate on the iceward side OF the isl
and, In any case the condition called
for the attention Of experts to deter.
mine why $4,000 worth of road
should 40 to pieces in three months.
Other DllembeFs thought the question of
heavy traffic and nonobscrvanec Of the
restrietions imposed upon narrow tires
might have something to do with IL.
ucorge P. Dcnison said fifteen
ton road ought to support five ton
trucks, which arc among the largest in
Use, but he stated that the = horrible
drivers Of the trucks probably did not
use the greatest OF care and that II
would BE impossible 10 compel them ~
do SO unless a man. stood over them
with club. Mr., Denison I'D Rot BELIEVE,
however, that even the carelessDess OF
automobile truck drivers. would are
eonnt for a largo section Of the new
road sliding completely away. The
matter was referred 20 the county
committee on municipal affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Clearing House Paper
Emergency currency

The clearing house certificates were
retired by the billion-dolaf issue Of
ISSUE win In turn be retired by the Bills
issued when the new currency act goes
into effect. q
Mr.. Spalding stated that his main.
land correspondents advise that nll
banks have discontinued 1ohDs on bills
of exchange and ON exports Of fruits,
meats and grain. sa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11
Fish Matket lnspection

Reedniing the.fish marker inspection,
Mr.. j. 8. b., Pratt, president of the ter
rit6fial board Of health, Furnished the
chamber of eOmuierce with q copy Of
a recent letter TO the county health
cDmmittce which was read to the meet
ing. II reads as follows:
At meeting of the territorial
board OF health, August 3 l, the matter
OF the inspection Of hsh AZ the fish.
MARKETS came up for constellation As
the county has discontinued its inspec-
tioh for some time past, and as the
board was in receipt of numerous com.
plants as TO the eonditien Of the fish
being sold, two OF our sanitary In
spectors were taken from their regu-
lar work and Temporarily detailed as
assistants to the food commissioner, A.
w. Hansen, who was making great ef,
fort to prevent the salO Of Gsh unfit
for food. 0
'sundsf Act 80, s. 4. 1908, amehdh.l
by Act Ga 8. l.. 1907 and Act es; 8. L,
1902 the power to make and enforce
, within the limits of the county all
necessary ordinances covering all mat
tiers relating to fish, was conferred up
on the county. The last legislature did
not appropriate funds Tor its inspee
tioa sra the board, Of health rannot SEE
its way clear TO continue keeping It's
sanitary inspectors on this work; and
!, rs this matter 81 'hsh Inspection IL ct.
! plieitly one within the province Of
the county and 5ne vitality important III
protecting the public, the board now
protests against the diseontiHuance pf
! 6sh inspection and hopes that the
county will at once take this matter NJ
and provide again for the proper N
speetloh Of fish. Signed, X b. Porter.
secretary territorial board Of healthl
This matter was referred to the
health committee of the chamber Of
commerce. who had already begun an
| inVestiQakionsss = = o. 4 ~ &C., gse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-11

/ Mr. spalding spoke OF the break
down Of the system OF revenue import
taxation inangurated by the Democrat,
&c administration The revenues will
show II Tremendous falling OF and this
viii have 20 be made up In some other
way, unless the cost OF government
can be curtailed,
The reliscount privilege conferred
on the reserve banks under the new
Currency law is going 10 help the d.
naneial situation very materially.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16

r; s:s r; e.. John Sss n s,s' TIN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
MRS. GOTHAM
CONTRADICTS
FORMER STORY
Brother-in-Law of Dearborn Pas.
tor Also Reverses Early Story
in Arson Trial
STATEMENT REGARDING
OIL CAN is CHANGED
'ToO Sick To Remember What
Said," Is Wife's Ex-
... PLANTATION

Apparent direct contradiction OF
former testimony on the part OF two
members OF the minister's family
marked the ffth>day OF the trial OF
the Rev. Joseph Gotham. Dearborn
minister. being tried on a charge OF
arson iY connection with the burn
ing of/the parsonage last winter.
Both Mrs. Gotham. his wife. and
William Green, his brother-in-law
gave testimony diectly opposite to
Testimony given by them before the
fire marshal on their preliminary ex-
animation prior to the making OF
the complaint.
Mrs. Gotham became mixed on her
remembrance of, the cause for pur-
chasing oil on the night before the
fire and also on who was the last
to leave the parsonage on the night
OF the blaze, herself or the minis
ter.
The brother In law testified
against his former statement In the
matter of entering the burning par
sonage from rear door. stating
Thursday. that he had entered and
on the former examination stating
that he had not. A witness Mon
day, declared the kitchen door 10
have been locked after the fire was
discovered and described his failure
to open Il. Mr.. Green declared he
found the door unlocked and had no
difficulty in entering.
Mrs. Gotham. called TO the stand al
the opening OF the court, underwent
a trying ordeal In what was very evi.
IDENTIFY an attempt on the part OF As
sistant Prosecutor vorheis To impeach
her testimony by quoting from her
first examination before the fire mar.
shall and comparing II to her answers
10 questions on direct examination.
Mrs. Gotham became very nervous
during the probe and several times
seemed on the verge Of tears.
She declared that friends who were
visiting them on the evening OF the
fire left at 6:25, but she was unable
to explain why she knew this was the
time. She then said she dressed and
her husband left for the church. She
left about $40 and saw the Rev. Mr..
Gotham In the lecture room where he
was talking to friends She said she
reminded him that he had forgotten to
spray his throat. and that he left at
once for the parsonage. She next saw
him when ne entered the pulpit. The
choir sang an anthem and part OF a
duet. she said. before the alarm OF fire
was given and she thought II was
about seven or. eight minutes from the
time the minister entered tho pulpit
until the fire was discovered.
Assistant Prosecutor yorheis then
took up the stenographic report of
the examination before the IRE mar
shall. IL was pointed out TO her that
she had said at the time that she did
not know when the oil can was filed
last. as either she or her husband
might have filed it Shortly before
she had testified that she distinctly
remembered her husband filing 1t at
her request as she wished to heat
water TO help allay an attack of Ill
ness.
THAT was not true" she said. Il