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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
DOLE TO PRESIDE
. TM'CARN TRIAL
August 10 Is Date Fixed by Judge
demons for Hearing Case
AgainEt Federal Attorney.
lFrom saturday Advertiser.l

Jeff MeCarn, United States district
attorney for the Territory Of Hawaii,
VIII. heitried on August 10 next, begin
ming at ten o'clock, before jury In
the federal court, on the charge of an
assault with a revolver on Attorney
Claudius II. Mcbride, which Is alleged
TO have occurred on May 5 last.
This was settled yesterday before
Judge Charles y. Clemens In the fed
eral court mt ten o'clock in the morn
ing, after the setting Of the date Of
trial had been previously continued on
several occasions. Present IN court
were, besides the court officials, Judge
Alexander Lindsay, Jr., special assist
ant to the attorney general Of the Unit.
ed States; Attorneys Joseph Lightfoot,
G. W. Ashford and w. s. Edings, Of
counsel for MtCarn. Two other mem.
bcrs Of Mccain s counsel, A. s. Hum.
phreys and J. Alfred Magoon, were alb.
sent. Assistant District Attorney j.
w. Thompson was also present, but hal
nothing to say. Another interested
spectator at the proceedings was Mr..
McCarn.
After Chief Clerk Augustus Edward
Murphy had reported the case, known
as terminal No. $50, = and the date
/ had been set for trial, Attorney Ash.
ford, abruptly addressing the court
asked II Judge Clemens still intended
presiding over the trial and was an
swered by the court that it did not see
the materiality Of such question,
whereupon Mr. Ashford announced that
II would be material when counsel
found that ont. - af
II counsel for the defense win see
me privately, = answered Judge Glen
ons, 81 viii hear them in the matter
In court / cannot accept anything that
is not IN writing and In duo form. =
A recess was then declared, but eoun
sci for the defense would not avail
themselves Of the opportunity TO ex
plain matters to the presiding Judge
Instead, they went downstairs, WHERE
jeff Mccain was eonsulted. There
Judge Clcmons later found the defend
ant and his attorneys and from the con
versation gathered that he might pos
sibly be called as a witness in the cas-
in regard 10 the behavior Of McCarl
land Mcbride during the Sylveste
criminal conspiracy case, which was OF
trial at the time the district attorne.
and Mcbride had their rough and tum
BILE affair in the corridor. y
~ do not see anything in sigh
which might disqualify me TO try tb
case, even should 7 be subpoenacd a
witnesa, bnt | have taken the ques
tiou up with Judge Dole. the senio
mdge or this court, y said Judge Glen
ons yesterday, in discussing the situs
tion. I" and 1 might say that Il is prac
tieallyi settled that Judge Dole win tr
the McCarn ease. -
While the federal case against tn
district attorney has been set for Al
gust TO- that in the circuit courts wa
set. some weeks ago, for trial on ScT
TENDER s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
MISUNDERSTOOD
Guests OF THIELE
Manages Of Moana Proves Himself
a Genial Host to Visiting News
papernen from Northwest.
[From saturday AdvertIser.l


'1Ionoluhi makes good. This ~
brief was the sentiment expressed BY
4 party Of hewspapermcn from tho
Northwest, who, with members Of the
local prcss were guests Of Theodore D.
Thiele, general manager Of the Alex
ander Young, Royal Hawaiian and Mo.
ana hotels last night at ine banquet
served in the private banquet hall over
looking the sea at Moana.
Included IN the party were W. y.
Mahoney Of the Portland oregonian, X,
o. Mathcson of The Advertiser, Paul
Jhamberlin OF the Portland Telegram,
win Wayne Of the Star-Bulletin, y. II
daley OF The Advertiser, Capt. w. b.
Allison, commander OF the Washington
Naval Militia; Riley B. Allen Of the
Star. Bulletin and h. A.. Carpenter OF
The Seattle Times,
Mr.. Thielo acted as toastmaster A
mass OF begonias formed the center
piece OF the attractively decorated ban.
quet table. Ferns and foliage com
prised the decorations about the ban.
quet room Concealed behind for
est Of ferns was a Hawaiian .orches
ira which furnished music and singing
pleasing as well as new to the visitors
from the maitland.
The menu was one Of the finest thai
has been served at the Moana in :
iong time.
Messrs. Alton and Matheson respond
cd TO toasts welcoming the visitors
Messrs. Chemberlin and Mahoney, II
behalf of Portland, expressed their ap
probation Of the welcome that has beer
extended them here. Chamberlin, il
particular pointed out that Honolulu il
one of the few places he has visitet
that has everything IL advertises. I'll
other words,p he said, HHonolull
makes good You have more than yol
claim aud several times since / hav'
been here have expected some on
to tell me to get of my back and tina
| | will wake to find that / have bcel
dreaming all the delights have beel
enjoying while here.
Mr.. Carpenter of Seattle We'd wit
his Portland friends in singing tn
praises Of the Paradise of the Pacific
where everything is new to me an
where in the past three days ] hav
enjoyed myself better than ever befor
/ in my life, y he said.
| On behalf Of the naval militia CAP
tain Allison Of Seattle responded. IL
told of how the sailors and officers 0
ishe Milwnrntcc have enjoyed thei
eruise from The Northwest, how thci
visit here has been full Of pleasure an
khow they hoped that when they com
back again next year or the year fol
lowing il will be TO find that Honolulr
too, has organized naval militia.
And at the conclusion the guest
learned for the first time that Hos
Thiele was once newspaper man, an
that during the past week in bein
/ thrown in contact with so many men
4 bers Of the press he has felt himsel
back in the oldtime strife and enjoy
Iink himself as he did in the days whe
he believed that journalism was hi
lpredestined calling.
| The enjoyable feast closed with
toast TO the host who had made til
evening one that will not soon be fol
gotten by u we who were his guests.
y . b. - I. r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
TWOiGRU|SERs.
Will CONVOY.
SUBMARINES


4.
SAN FRANCISCO, jelly H. Asso-
ciated Press BY Federal wifeless) Two
cruisers, four submarines and the naval
tender Alert are TO leave for Honolulu
on gnly 20, the tender and Submarines
TO take station at the Hawaiian naval
station, che cruisers 20 spend some time
in Hawaiian waters. The submarines
are the -four Of the HF'' group, form
ing the frst submarine division Of the
Pacific fleet. They are commanded by
Lieut.. Charles t. Smith, with individual
commands as follows:
Alert (tender), Lieut.. Bruce Z. Ca
Fl (snbmarine) (trophy ship, gun
merry, 1919, Lieut.. Charles r. Smith.
F-2 (submarine), Lieut.. Charles M,
Yates.
F.s (submariuc) Lieut.. Leo +. WEIGH,
IA (submarine), Lieut.. Kirkwood IL
Donavin.
The cruisers are the u. s. s. West
Virginia, the flagship of Rear Admiral
Doyle, with Capt. J. II. Mexican in
command, and the u. s. s. South Da.
kota, Capt. William w. Gilmer.
Each cruiser win tow two Of the
submarines to Honolulu.
The coming of this fleet Of sever
vessels will take in the neighborhood
Of nineteen hundred officers and mel
70 Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
Federal Authorities Serve War
rant Only to Learn That Cupid
Had Anticipated Them.
(From saturday Adyertiser.)

Nicolas Mishini, an alert looking
young Russian youth and Natalia
Muragini comedy damsel of the
same ruee, pulled one over on J. w.
Thompson, assistant United States dis.
triet attorney, and Deputy United
States Marshal David X. Sherwood
yesterday and, on account Of this, they
were later freed by United States Com.
missioner Charles s. Davis.
Upon complaint OF Miss Natalia 3
father, Mar. THOMPSON swore to war.
rant charging Nicolas with a statutory
offense aud Sherwood was turned loose
to effect the capture aud arrest of the
alleged yiolator Of the law.
Sherwood fonpd Nicolas without
much trouble and, showing him the
warrant placed him under arrest.
What tor you rest my husbandi'
asked denure Natalia, Of Sherwood,
who took occasion 10 display a bright
silver badge on the couple. "Wc no
brake law; we marry all right and
what for this fuss, anyhow
Sherwood saw the light and he re-
Trained explaining, wherein he war
wise. The truth of the matter was
that Nicolas aud Natalia getting vino
OF how things stood, for the damsel's
father had not been silent at all, quieS
! ~ visited 1Gupid'i Frank NJ. Barrere
yesterday early in the morning, Oh
taiped a marriage license and shortly
afterward made social call on Elder
Abraham Fernandez, who pronounce,
them man and wife All this was, oi
course, unbeknown 10 Messrs. ThomP
| son and Sherwood 'f z
When the. ease came before CoInt3is
sioper Charles 5. Davis yesterday Rf
ternoon fora preliminary hearing, MIR
Thompson, being then fully appraised u
the changed relations between tn
couple, moved dismissal Of thu
charge, which was granted by the com
missioner without demurring.
/ II is also matter of history that tn
irate father, before he took his trouble
to the federal prosecuting Official, Nj;
Thompson, visited circuit judge VIII
handles juvenile affairs and eldoayorc,
to prove that his daughter was unde
age To make this good he produce
\ a passport whereou the eagle-eyed ELI
cult court officials detected certai
erasnres Of figures which evidenced a
attempt at making the young womal
a minor, When, as matter Of fact, 81
4 was OF the age OF marriage, parentq
consent or not,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
WILSON'S NOMINEE IS
HELD UP IN SENATE

e WASHINGTON, July 100 Associatt
cd Press by Federal wireiess) The
sharp split between President Wilson
and the senate committee ON banking
and currency over the eommittee's re.
fusal to confirm the nomination Of
Thomas ID. Jones for the federal reserve
board was widcned today when the
committee refused to report favorably
on the name Of another appOintee to the
same board, Paul Warburg.
Warburg is noted banker and a
member of the great firm Of Kuhn,
Loeb & Company. lie refused to al
low the senate committee TO cross ex
anime him as TO his financial relations
and because of this the committee nm
animously refused to report his name.
President Wilson rotorts that he will
not make a new nomination until tho
name is reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
Naval Militia Of California Shat
ter Targets from MarbIehead
Over Four Mile Range.

SANTA CRUZ, California, July liz
(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wireless,
I'D. McEldery, seaman, and Boat
SWANS Mate Al. Kearney, naval mil
itiamen Of Santa Cruz, yesterday estab
lished California records for marksman
ship aboard the cruiser Marblehead
now engaged in practise work with th,
naval militia Of California.
MeEldery made four hits in twenty
three seconds with three-pounder
keafney made three nits in the same
time with fourtecn-inch gun.
The militiamen shot at an eight.foo'
target, four miles away aud the frinl
was done while the Marblehead was un
der way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
Mrs. x. Militia of Watertown Killed
by Japanese Posses Search
for Murderer.
lFrom saturday Aavertiser.

In a fit of Jealous rage, lyama, a Jap
anese of Area, shot down and killed
the wife of X. Nitta, the storekecper
at the Tuuloa Camp Store near Water
town, yesterday Afternoon, shortly aft,
ter four O'Clock. There were no wit
nesses TO the crime. The womanls six
year-old son was attracted to a small
0nthouse In the rear of the store by the
report OF the shot that ended his moth
er,s life. The child ran TO the scene
of the shooting and saw Iyama making
his escape through a back door and run
across the road TO a nearby eancfeld.
The body of the woman was lying on
the floor Of the clubhouse in pool Of
blood. She had evidently died within
a few minutes after the shooting, The
woman had been shot through the head,
Posse Is Organized
X. Nitta, the husband of the woman,
had been absent from the store for sew
eral hours, and upon his return noti-
fed Manager James Glib of Honolulu
Plantation of the tragedy Manager
Glib Immediately ordered Head Luna
Bob Mckeague Co take posse of la.
borers and surround the field and make
every effort TO capture the murderer.
Deputy sheriff Jack fernando of Eva
was also notified and with another
posse made a search of the district last
night.
AT seven o clock last night the local
police station was notified and several
officers went down from here TO aid in
the search Up 10 an carly hour this
morning no trace of the murderer was
found. The search will be continued
this morning.
Not Encouraged by Victim.
II was learned last night that Iyama
was formerly laborer employed at the
Honolulu Plantation lie was dis,
charged several months ago and since
then has eked out an existence BY gam.
bling and other ways. lie had been an
moving the Militia woman with his at.
tontions for several months, it is said
hut had met with no favor. II is stated
that on several occasions he tried To In.
duce the woman TO run away with him,
but without success. h,
IL is the opinion of the police that
the man went 10 the premises Of the
Militia woman yesterday TO renew his
pleas for her 10 leave with him and
upon being refused he killed her.
F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
AFTER A MAGAZINE EDITOR

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. ~ CAS-
soeiated Press BY Federal Wireless ~
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest Of Charles X. Field, editor Of Sun.
set Magazine and former president Of
the Bohemian Club; Aviator Robert O..
Fowler, Photographer Ray II. Duhem
and Riley Scott, author, because Sun
set published, in the April number, pho
togfaphs taken from an aeroplane Of
Macs Island.
Naos Island commands the Pacific
entrance to the Panama Canal, and
United States District Attorney Pres.
ton says the case is very serious
one and that be is determined to press
IL TO a conviction.
The penalty is one years imprison-
mont or q fine Of $1,000, or both,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
File Claim for $138,291 for In
juries Received as Result
Of June Riots.

BUTTE CITY, Montana, July ] l.--
{ Associated Press by Federal Wire
less)--Charging that the City Of Butte
was negligent in making no efforts I'd
stop or prevent the riots which occur
rcd hero on June thirteenth and TWEEN
ty-third. Bntte local No. 1. Western
Federation Of Miners fled suit q
claim for damages with the city clerk
today. The Organization seeks TO re-
cover $l3S,291. iN3a b5t
/ Failing in It's efforts TO collect the
money in this way II is believed the
labor organization will file suit in the
courts. F N,ii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
Is Honolulu Satisfied?
The Evidence is Convincing Tho Tes-
timony opea 70 Invessigation.

timony opea to Invessigaticn
Before stateme1t can be accepted
here il much be supported by local tes'
timony--by the evidence Of someone
residing in Honolulu. Statements from
unknown people in remote places may
be true, but wc cannot prove them.
Here is a statement by a honolulu resi-
dent;
B T. White, Pearl Clty, Oahu Homo
Mlu, Hawaii, says; 81 am ninetystwo
years OF age, and | suffered from hack
ache and kidney disease for eight Years.
! have given Doan's Baekache Kidney
Pills fair trial and have been SO
greatly benefited that eheerfuIly rec,
ommnnd them TO other kidney suffer
efs. y
Dcan's Backaclo Kidney Plls are
sold by all druggists and storckeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes 49, 500
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by the iIollistor Dng Co, Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian ~
lands.
Remember the name, Doan :, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
REBEL FORCES WILL
MERGE AT CoLAYA

Ell PAS0, Texas, July l0.-Associat
ed Press by Federal 'Wireless) - An
nonneement is made that General vii
Ia : advance southward will be speed
lily resumed, following satisfactory
Adjustment Of internal differences
which is expected within short time
( Following the capture of San hui'
Potosi, Generals Villa, obregon aud
Gonzales will converge their troops, go,
600 strong, at Uolaya, a point distant
From Mexico City but nine hours BY
rail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
FEDERAL FORCES HAVE
DESERTED GUAY1IAS

\ WASHINGTON, July To- (Assoeiat-
ed Press by Federal Wheless) accord
ing to information cabled TO the war
department. the Federal troops have eva
euated Guaymas, General Algredo, the
constjtutionalist leader, authorizing an
armistice during the time required by
the garrison TO embark.
IL is believed that the Federals are
bound for Mazatlan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
JA|LS A REBEL;
SUPPRESSESPAPER
General Funston Uses Firm Mea-
sures in Handling Trouble
Makers at Vera Cruz.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July HI As
ISOLATED Press by Federal wireless)- ~
Hector lara, a representative Of tho
constitntionalists at this place, was
arrested today on order of General
Funston, commanding the American
forces in Mexico. 9ffi a..
lara is charged with seeking 10
imcitc the Mexicans to make dpinon-
stration against Minister Moheno, who
recently resigned .ff
III Dietatem, Mexican 'laily. aleo
was ordered suspended temporarily by
General FUNSTON The paper, had Is
sucd dodger urging the people TO
show their antagonism 70 Mohuno.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
HOUSE NOW APPROVES
AID FOR SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON, July IL. - (Associ,
ated Press by Federal Wireless) Tho
house yesterday passed the senate
amendment TO the Sundry Civil Bill
appropriating 100000 to be used in
aiding the fire sufferers at Salem, Mas
sachusetts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
NEW PORT COLLECTOR
DUE ON MANCHURIA

SAN FRANCISCO, judy H. Asso.
ciated Press by Federal Wireless) -
Malcolm Franklin, who was recently
appointed collector of port at Honolulu
to succeed T.. r. Staci,able, arrived here
from Washington yesterday. He will
lea 9 for HonolUluon the steamer Man.
churia due in HONOLULU next Thursday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
NATIONAL BANK TO CLOSE
BRANCHES IN MEXICO

CITY n MEXICO, July il.--(.ts-
ISOLATED Press y; Federal Wireless)
The National Bank Of Mexico yester-
day decided to close all its branches
in Mexico, probably pending final
solution Of the Mexican problem.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
BLAzoN TYPE NOT NECESSARY,

Chamberlain s~ collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy needs no glaring
headline TO attract the public eye, The
simple stRtemeut that all chemists sell
II il sufficient, as every family knows
its value. IL has been used for forty
years aud u lust Whist Its pame i'm
plies. For sale BY All dealers, Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
GUAM rs SCENE OF
DESTRUCTIVE TYPHooN

GUAM, July l0--(Associated Press
by Federal W'irelessl - A typhoon,
sweeping over Guam harb6r, has caused
considerable damage TO the shipping In
the harbor and reaching over into the
adjoining country and causing ruin TO
the crops,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14

sAN FRANCISCO. hrlv lt-(Asso
ciateJ Press by Federal WirGIess) =
yas annauntei here W the Oceanic
Steamship Cohlpahy's Offices yesterday
.tNat the steamer Sierra win omit iis
next regular trip to Honolulu This Is
made necessary to allow Of piyinE the
ship a general oyerhmiling. 1t VIII 90
on the drydoek for repairs Immediately
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
cARBAJAL TAKES OATH
AS FOREIGN MINISTER

CITY OF MEXICO, July ll.--t cas-.
sociated Press n.y. Federal Wireless ~
Francisco Carbajal, chief Justice Of the
snpreme court yesterday took the oath
as foreign, minister.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
PMEs cuREO N 3 10 VI 80.

, PAZo OINTMENT IS guaranteed
% cure any case Of Itching Blind,
bleeding Of PTotrtiding Piles IA 10 to
I4days or money refunded Made BY
: PARIS MGnIcINE CO.. Saint Louis
z U, s of a. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
DOCTOR BINGHAM AND
FAMILY NEARING HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, July II ,-( Asso.
eiated Press BY Federal wireless) Or.
Hiram Bingham of Yale, accompanied
by his wife, is in San Francisco en-
route I'd his home at Honolulu. They
are to leave ON the steamer Manchuria
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
DECISION is AGAINST
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS

NEW YORK, July iiS-C Associated
Press by Federal Wirclcss1 Tho APP
relate division Of tho supreme court
nf New Yorl5 Yesterday handed down a
decision holding that the commercial
RED use OF Christian Science teaching
Is illegal. l"e T,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14

BELFAST, ireland, July 19.--(Afso,
oiated Press by Federal Wireless) Sir
Edward Carson and other leaders OF the
Orange forces arrived in this city for
the first meeting Of the Ulster proyi'
sional government, A@s
The intended action Of the prosislo
al government has not, as yet, been
mado public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
RESoLUTE EASILY oUTsAILS
ALL OTHER CokTENDERS,

NEWPORT, July y HI Associate
Press by Federal WirelessJ The cup
defender Resolnte outsailed all her
rivals today, leading the Nanitic by
three miles and heating the DedSnce
-four aud one-half minutes at the cad
of rare over thirty-nile course
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-14
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnly j.

y SAN FRANCISCO, July IL. i
= (Associated Press by Federal
y Wireless) II was announced |
y here yesterday that the patriotic
y societies of California are TO head !
y a movement to appeal 10 the navy !
y department 10 at least defer the !
= sale of the old American frigate !
y Independence, The societies hope !
y to obtain permission to use the !
= historic vessel for exhibition pur. !
4 poses during the Panama Pacific !
# Exposition in 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
Free Pouch with Piper

Men who chew tobacco dislike to have to carry the plug loose in their pockets. The tobacco is bound Co pick Gp odd bits of cloth and dirt This is what makes the pouch so popular with plug users The Amer ican Tobacco Company. realizing this demand, has decided for few days to give away free win every ten cent purchase of pip,r Heidsicck a leath. or pouch made of handsome tan leath. or. The flap fastens tight with pat cnt snap clasp that keeps the pouch clcsed when you want 1t closed, yet opens instantly at your touch.
 This offer" says the American To hacco Company, 'is mado 10 get more men acquainted with the wonderful qualities of Piper Heidsieck No mat ter what tobacco you thought was best, try Piper Heidsieck, the chew wlth the champagne flavor That rich. wino-like flavor never fails to make a friend"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
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 Put your faith--just once--ln "Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold or cntarrh will surely disappear. Agent, pssbee Drug Co. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
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Some 6isbee People Have Learnet
 How To Get Relief

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