The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-12

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forms at the outset, but are following
in many details the rules laid down by
Snperintendent Of Public Works Cald.
well, and whirh now are in vogue.
However, these are subject to change,
and probably will come up for diseus-
sion at meeting Of the supervisors
which has been called for next Sunday.
Miners DECIDE NOT TO
GALL NATIONAL STRIKE
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. MAY s.
| (Associated Press Cable)-The United
Mine Workers have decided that it il
unwise at the present time to call a
national strike, but has decided that it
is proper to give the moral and imam.
eial support Of the national organiza.
tion to the Colorado strikers. 1t was
decided, at a meeting today, that f.
nancial support will be forthcoming
for ten years should it be necessary.
The international executive board
issued q statement in which it con,
dennis John d. Rockefeller, Jr., and
holds him responsible for the loss of
life. and general conditions in the
strike district Of Colorado.
Must Surrender Arms Today.
TR1NIDAp, Colorado, May SEAS.
ISOLATED Press Cable ---According to an
official proclamation issued by the mil.
itary authorities today, tomorrow is the
date set upon, which everybody within
the strike zone, not connected with the
federal military, must surrender arms
companies and the Twelfth. Band to
compose the eighth regiment. ="
A battalion from Fort Adams, a bat
talon from Fort Terry and the seventh,
Forty-sixth, One Hundred and Ninth,
One Hundred and Fifty-socSnd com
panies and the Eleventh Band to com.
pose the Ninth regiment,
A battalion from Fort Adams, a bat.
TALON from Fort Mckinley and the
First, Fifth, Forty.ninth, Eighty.ninth
and the Tenth band to composed the
eighth provisional regiment.
This provisional Coast Artillery to
embark at Boston.
Divisional Cavalry-First Cavalry. To
embark Galveston.
Divisional Artillery--Sixth Field Ar
tillary less Battery @. TO embark Gal,
weston. ~,
Divisional Engineers Company F. To
embark GALVESTON.
Sanitary Troops -- Ambulance Com.
pany No. 2, field hospital number two,
an ambulance company and n field hos,
pital to be organized from volunteers.
10 embark Galveston. 80
Two wagon companies for ammuni,
ton train and two for supply train. To
embark Galveston. a,..
Sixth Division.
Sixteenth Brigade--Seventh, Twelfth,
SiNty-ninth and Seventy.frst New
York Infantry, ~
Seventeenth Brigade Fourteenth,
Twenty.third and Seventy fourth New
York Infantry.
Eighteenth Brigade--First, Second
and Third New York Infantry.
Divisional CaEalry-Fpst New York
Cavalry, To be designated as the sixth
volunteer cavalry.
Divisional Artillery ~ Eleventh and
Twelfth New York Field ARTILLERY. Six
batteries each. ~.
Divisional Engineers ~ Sixth New
York Engineers, three companies.
Signal Troops-Sixth New York sig,
nal battalion, three companies sanitary
troops. Twenty-fftb, Twenty.second
and Twenty-third New York ambulance
companies aud the Twenty-frst and
Twenty-second field hospitals Of New
York 49,. :,
The entire Sixth Division to embark
at New York.
First Auxiliary Division.
Forty-ninth Brigade ~ Tenth, Sixty,
fifth and Forty,seyenth New York In,
fantry and three companies of the first
battalion New York Engineers. To EN-.
bark New York. ~#
Fifth Field Artillery with siege train.
To embark Galvcston.s
Cavalry Division. ...
First Brigade Third, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Cavalry regiments.
Second Brigade - Ninth and Tenth
Cavalry regiments.
Fourth Brigade-Fifth and Eleventh
Cavalry. III .s.-.
II First and Second Brigades to embark
Galveston and Fourth at Newport News,
I Divisional Artillery--to bc designat.
ed later. 4 ,.,
Divisional Engineers - Company d
Engineers. -
Sanitary Troops - Ambulance Com.
pany No. ] and field hospital number
one. Six pack trains,
Auxiliary troops to be embarked Gal,
weston, @. +
The first aero-radio battalion, with
eight aeroplanes composed OF companies
a, IL and M Of the signal corps will be
attached to the first auxiliary division.