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SCENT WORK OF FIResUo.
Excelsior saelliaS 81 kevesse
Rouses Suspicious Of Police.

Excelsior sae1liaS 81 keresse0
Rouses swspscie.s Of Police.
Brooklyn police. suspscting incsn-
diarism. are investigating . small Are
which was discovered early this morn
Ing in the upholstery shop Of Charles
Twister. Lee avenue and Keap street.
Twister's shop 10 on tho ground moor
and basement Of . thres-story build
ing. Two ANTILLES live on the upper
fioons. Tho alarm of IRE was sounded
Al. 2 o'clock by william Goodbody. who
lives across Keap street. at No. i72.
The nremen put out tho flames with
not more than 500 loss. but they dis
covered In one Of the rooms a quantity
Of excelsior. which they reported
smelied strongly OF kerosene.
Tho tenants Of the upper noors got
10 the street without injury.
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'PUIS:SRP! IF DJE
On. seine Of Gn;
aaxIuK S1RIaT|
Surgeon w1ns'ih FhstU psrs-
nono@bG dndP foruned
hsCexeland

UDvWxnWI ~ ,St,X,nsrvunsup
10sDse sDou1Dsa. ~ Aus - 49,
ever pssossDseS. OsVsaanl AapsQnna.
rauains 30 sAlFessA yssss 80 -,
back was deeusDA frem IRA. an<unA
beaaeAy GA NJ seoa vi1 - -. =
- a.d ~ No Sehsr eAilusa,
o. Ns~. n taA Panjlns w. 49,
On IN operating table ct lesuue -
Hsspttai and "tronsa cut eli suunans
asd smooth" - she eays.
T1sut Of all . sisadsr splinter a -
three inches long. was taken fron he
sa,in bone Of Paulins's right ieg. TAsa
. groove was out into the vsrtseeao q
the Inner side Of the spine. juDe voses
Il was bent.
Into this groove the straight sVglnSsr
Of bone then was frmly wedges. In
mSiiateiy afterward Dr. wa,teg q,
Stern. who performed the opsration, Sut
Pauline into . platter cast.
In this cast. face downward. Ran1lns
lay for nearly two weeks. without ssir-
ring. She was very patient, foe ~
nurse had explained to her that ~
least movement Of the splinter vopId
cause It 70 press upon the spine. caue.
Ing permanent paralysis
Christmas Day Pauline was pressed
up In bed. for the fret time IN Az
weeks. New Years morning she 81
UP. her back A. straight ~ the eeee Il
which she p still wrapped. ~
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eoRi CHARMS IN A CAST OF
GREAT STRENGTH.

The cast was especially strong. his.
trionicaly AS well as unsteady. Lu
crezia Borl made a beautiful. pathetic
tragic Flora. singing with charm as wei
as with clarity and effectiveness. Ed
wardo Ferrar!-Tontana, who was Avlto
made a successful first appearance or
the Metropolitan Opera House stage
The husband of Margarete MatzenaueI
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Church Ronb.r. KIN Pastor.

WII.HEMSHAvEE. Germsny. Ian. g.
Pastor Loc,z OF the Protestant Church
In the village OF ReepshOlt. near here.
was shot and killed to-day BY thieves
whom he had surprised. robb!nx ths
poorbox. The murder~rs escaped.
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just before dawn in Archibaldo's castle.
The red lantern signal still burns. The
blind man. restless and suspicious. en-
tiers. led by Flamlnio. one Of the
guards. lie sings OF Italy. In q fine
aria. Led away. Flora and Avito
emerge. indulge in tender love passages
OF farewell, and. Avito scarcely gone.
Archibaldo reappears accusing her.
Very soon Manfredo returns. Flora
says she has been watching for him.
Archibaldo confirms her lie. As Man
fredo carries her of. deceived but
happy, Archibaldo exclaims. Let me
not see. let me he blind"
THE CHOKING OF FLORA THE
SUPREME MOMENT.
Up to this time the tragedy has been
dimly forcasted only. The ORCHESTRA
has asserted itself bit noisiiy. The
singers have been restrained. But with
the departure OF Manfredo in the sec
ond act. exhortins from Flora a prom
Use TO wave a white scarf to him while
he goes down the valley. and the ap-
pearance OF Avito. unexpected by
Flora, the tension increases. There Is
a most impassioned love scene between
| them. externally suggesting Tristan
und Isolde" but internally conveying
. new musical expression Of the old
mystery and etstacy Of love. At the
last Archibaldo SURPRISES them. Avito
| escapes. but Flora n choked to death
by the Infatuated old blind man. This
Is the climax Of the opera In action
The scerA far surpasses the smotherinG
Of Desdemona by Otheilo. II is grim
| terrible, overpowering. The return o!
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Body Found IN the East River.

The body OF man was found In the
East River of one Hundred and Sew
entcenth street early to-day by George
Fisher. n dock worker 1t In at the
Harlem morgue. Papers In the mans
pocket bore the name Of James Mcclure.
No. 81 East Twenty-ffth street.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.-Dr. =.
Weir Mitchell. the physiciaa "a
author. 10 III with grip. Because se NJ
age. sighty-three years. his illneno has
caused soms missivings amob6 HE
relatives and friends. He was re-
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ouenter Of the neighborhood. and win
look over tho pictorial exhibit at Head
quarters to see n he can pick hi9 est
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The Zollner Quartet will give the
third OF the Peoples symphony Cham.
Der Concerts at Cooper Union mex,
Monday evening. Excerpts. illustrative
Of the functions OF the trumpet ant
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"L'An,ore Del Ire Re"
Discloses Musical Mer|
ifs Of a Very High Order
Admirably Applied to
the Tragic Poem, Which
Inspired IL.
Young Composer Shows
Acquain lance With the
Works Of the Masters,
but Nevertheless I'm.
parts to HE Score the
Stamp Of Originality.
By Svlrester Ralcling.

0WSUSSOSs 1OeoVOV0eoBe
YTALO MONTENEGRO was Q name
that meant nothing to most Of US
. yesterday. To-day II will be on
the lips Of every music lover. for his
opera, "LAmore Del Ire Re-" which
Mr.. Gatti-Casazza presented for the
first time in America at the Metropoli.
tan Opera House last night, Is . work
Of genius. It made q profound i'm.
preston upon . crowded and fashion
able audience and It was acclaimed
with rare abandon and spontaneity.
Mr.. Montemezzi 10 . young Italian
under thirty. It 10 said. Before the pro-
duction Of this work, which was made
first at La Scala, Milan. last winter. he
was little known even among his coun-
trymen: but is success there was 80
unequivocal that the opera 10 being sung
this year In nearly q score OF opera
houses in Italy and In Spain. or course
Mr.. Montemezxi was inspired by the fine
poetic tragedy Of Sem Benelli. a dIstin-
euished modern Italian dfamatist. the
strength OF which might make even an
inferior musical setting seem worthy.
But Mr.. M0ntemezzi penetrates to the
very heart of the story. His music
seems part OF II. helps It to reach epic
heights. exalts the love motives and
intensifies the tragedy. 1t Is music that
grips and holds. II Is modern, eclectic
rickri in orchestral effects. Sometimes
Il il forGetful OF voice limitations. but
not for long. In the main 1t sustains
the singers. carrying them on an un.
dulating sea OF melody.N 1t Is free from
caphonies and dissonances and. essen.
| TALLY. IL original. for. while Mr.. Monte.
mezzrs score shows his intimate knowl'
edge Of Wagner and Verdi and Masse'
nett and Richard Strauss and Debussy
and the italian veritists. he has simpl,
passed them through the cruc!ble OF
his own musical intelligence and as
! simulated tho good In them.
| The success Of the opera 10 all thu
more gratifying because it had little. o.
no, heralding. Tho respectful attention
which Americans give to any new worl
was all that Il received for some tim
after the curtain rose. This atttud
changed gradually into alert observa
ton. thence into breathless absorption
and. finally. into . strain almost to-
trying before the tremendous clima'
Of the second act.
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Ysaye. Godowsky. and Gerardy. IA
nous the world over as vio!lnist. plan
list and 'cellist. will unite In giving an
all Beethoven programme at Carnegie
Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
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Kitty Cheatham's last holiday recital
takes place at the 1Tceum Theatre on
Monday afternoon. The programme il
almost entirely n new one. and IN of
exceptional interest. In addition to old
negro songs and myths there are cradle
songs Of Holland. Russia. France.
Greece. Germany. Finland and America,
besides some now songs still In manu-.
script and a few OF the old fayorltes
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"loUisE" HoLos ON
NEXT WEEK At CENTuRv

Louise" has proved suoh a hit at
the Century Opera House that Char
penticr's fascinating opera In TO be re-
peated all next week. with the alter
mating casts made familiar since the
hrst performance on last Tuesday night.
The Sunday concerts are TO be resumed
tomorrow night. Most OF the principa,
singers will appear and among the
orchestral numbers will DO the Leo.
nora" overture no. g.
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Suggestion Made That Hawaii
Send Island Products to
Suffering Europe

There being general war relief
committee already organized, the
Chamber of Commerce OF Honolulu
at the special session held this morn
Ing to take up the question Of relief
fer the Belgians. voted to make cam
vass of. its members and turn the
money over to the war relief commit
tee to speedily forward II to the place
where it will do the most good
This is the response to the request
from the San francisco Chamber Of
Commerce received the other day
The vote of the Honolulu Chamber
follows: Z
That the finance and audit commit
tee OF this. chamber be instructed 70
make * canvass forthwith for The
purpose of securing fund4 ii as largo
amount as Is possible. for the relief
'of the suffering Belgians That khe
|amonnf be turned over to the general
war relief cenuittee and that TIE
Chamber Of Commerce ia San Fran
cisco Sc n0tiffe1 that this Cham bsl oI
|coumerce Is coopsfatInS With "a 81.
reedy established nQfs1nf Il
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governor MERz
OF MARSHALLS IS
LOCAL VISITOR
Former German Official Now
En- Route to FatherIand BY
!. Way of United States

Compelled to leave beautifully
appointed executive residence and
all personal effects behind,
virtually prisoner of war, though
treated with every courtesy after
reaching Toxic, Governor P. Merz,
Who until September 5 represented
the German government as its chief
official in the 33 islands making the
Marshall group, who planned to re-
main for some weeks at Honolulu,
proceeded to the coast yesterday as
a passenger in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia.
Governor Merz. with Mrs. Merz,
Miss Theresa Merz and an infant son
accompanied by a native servant. pro-
fessed to be charmed with Honolulu,
stating that the islands reminded
them of the home which they had
left following the invasion of the Mar
shalls by the Japanese during the
early part of September.
Jaluit, the capital of the archipela-
go that lies about 1000 niles to the
south and west of Honolulu, was sur
prised September by the appear
ance of several large Japanese war
vessels, one of which Is stated by Wis
iting Germans now in this city to
have been the Hizen. now patrolIne
the entrance to the hafbor.
Previous to the arrival of the Japa.
lnese armada. practically ali vessels Of
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moving picture business. showing how
Ii cuts down the expenses OF high
class attractions for Hawaii, and was.
in many ways more satisfactory.
"A good moving picture show costs
less to produce here, and will draw
better than the live article" said Co
hen. "And in many cases the canned
drama is better than the live article.
Philip Hall, a former Honolulan
who has been in Hongkong for the
past year and a half connected with
the tourist department of the Paciic
Mail Steamship Co, had a worG or
two of real value concerning the tour
list who has passed through Hawaii.
He said that the principal cause or
complaint was poor roads on Oahu.
Travellers who landed in the Orient
after a stay here had good words for
the place and scenery, but plenty OF
knocks for the roads, which knocks
more than nullified their boosts.
Harry L. Strange reported that he
had added L. A. Thurston, H. Gooding
Field and A. H. Ford to the tourist
committee OF which he is chairman.
Also, that the see Oahu first" week
end trips were proving big hit.
Today's music was provided by an
organization styled the Y. M. c.. A
Ad Club Orchestra. Next week AS
sistant Paymaster Lambert, U. S. N.
will be in charge of the musical par
of the program. E..r. :>~
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JEFF M'CARN =.
ACQUITTED ON
SECOND TRIAL
Defendant Not Visibly Affected
When the Verdict of '1Not
Guilty" Is Returned
HAS NOTHING TO GIVE
=. OUT. FOR PUBL lCATl0N
Lightfoot Now In Washington
In Behalf of Local Office
of District Attorney

United States District Attorney Jeff
McCarn was declared not guilty at
IO:4S o'clock this morning, following
,deliberaticn by the jury covering a
period of but eight minutes. The case
went to the jury at 1885 o'clock with
out argument. 49,.
The Jury which returned the verdict
In favor of the district attorney was
composed OF George F. Campbell. fore
man; Sidney T. Carr. Adolph F. Gerts.
Edward B. Friel, John a Bortfeld,
Robert N Corba1ey, Clarence w. Mac
Earlane, Henry H. K De Fries, Archi
bald McPhail, Edmund Swan, James
G.. Kelley, and Robert F. Clarke.
Following the returning Of the ver-
dict and the dismissal Of the jury by
Judge William l. Whitney, the dis
trict attorney personally thanked the
members of the july He stated to
the reporters that he had no state
ment to nike for publication regard
ing the outcome of his case.
Mr.. McCarn was not visfbly affected
when the verdict OF not guilty was
read. Throughout the latter part of,
the re-trial he stated repeatedly to
friends that he believed his case would
result in an acquittal
Following the. acquittal, Mr.. McCarn
rose from his seat at the counsel
table and shook hands with Attorney
]. Alfred Magoon, his remaining coun-
sci. After receiving the congratuia.
tions of large number of his friends
the district attorney Joined group
tContinued on page tLree1
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SHOW Business
HERE A ROCKY
ROAD-J. c. COHEN
Local Theatrical Man Gives An
Amusing Sketch of Field tor
Benefit of the Ad Club

This was theatrical day at the Ho-
nolulu Ad Club. The weekly lun-
cheon-meeting was opened with music
by.a seyen-piece orchestra, and later
on the bill, Joel c. Cohen, the local
producer, threw the spotlight on some
dark corners of the show business.
Incidentally. the membership commit.
tee reported a grand total of 705. OF
which 40, Including several non-com-
zbatarfs, were present today.
Impresario Cohen made clever
talk and DIDN'T spare himself in his
effort to entertain. He explained
how he was drawn into the local show
business is years ago through sym
uathv for bunch of stranded actors
for whom he tried to get Jobs. Final
ly one exasperated Snowman opined
that if Cohen knew such lot about
the business he'd better buy in al
cnce. Cohen did so and has been II
the game ever since.
sShowmen are like dope nenos,
said Cohen. They want TO quit ant
they cam"
Cohen enlarged on the dinicuitie'
and TRANSPORTATION expenses OF bring
ing companies here from the states
pointing out that even If local pre-
mokef wen: TO the mainland 10 1901
over his company there was lKeI
tc be aast-minute switch that woul'
upset his calculations. In this cor
necfion he paid high tribute to tl
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The territory Of Hawaii went He.
puhiiean yesterday.
Oahu Demccrats elected the eher.I,
Charles n. Rose, who beat WII'I1M
Henry, Republican, ~ bubttla| y
vote. They also GOT one srspfeoef,<1-
tive In the fifth district.
The rest Of the legislative and ~.
nicipal ticket is Republican
On Hawaii one Democrat for oe14.
tor and one Home Ruler for repre1['
tative were elected and one On kao4',
a Democrat, was elected to the sen1k..
Everything else is Republican.
Both house and senate will Be well
In control Of the Republican parry.
kuhlo,s total vote on the Other .'<
ands has not been officially rec1|1[|
yet, but he 10 assured Of between 400
and 5000 majority over Mccend' ~.
The result was never In doubt 1|(1r
the count had been going hall ~ 11If
on Oahu.
The Progressive vote for Carter ~.
almost negligible.
The real features Of yssterdaI,s |||-
ing on Oahu were the defeats - ../
or Fern BY John c. Lane and q ri.
entire Democratic superrisorial ticket
(Contlnued on page algntl
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NATIONAL GUARD
OFFICERS TO MEET

A special meeting of the officers OF
the National Guard of Hawaii has
been called for this evening at the
armory at 7:3O o'clock. Matters OF
considerable Importance to the guard
are to come up for discussion. and a
full attendance is expected.
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Charged with having committed an
assault upon Police Officer Marcus
Sanders, Antoine Silva. better known
as the "Punchbowl Demon" viii be
up for trial in the federal court at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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ON
MAINLAND SHOW
PARTY STRENGTH
Many States Elect G. 0. P.
Governors, State Tickets and
Members of Congress
HOUSE BARELY HOLDS
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
Early Figures Show That Bour-
bons Lost Heavily in Ma
tion-Wide Bahoting
[Associated Press 5y Fed. Wireless. ]

GAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless.
WASHINGTON, o. G. Nov. 4.-As
a result Of the nationwide elections
yesterday the Democrats apparently
retain control Of both branches Of Con.
gress, though the Republican gains
have been 90 strong that in the house
they reduce the Democratic majority
to bare minimum.
The ProaFesstyes were extinsnished
except In California. The party show
ed little strength generally, the nonni.
nees being FAR behind their rivals.
Returns up TO noon today showed
that the Republicans have gained 80
The Democrats still
claim a majority Of 80. Tney must
capture So unreported districts in or
der to substantiate their claim.
California and Ohio have defeated
prohibition. Arizona has adopted II,
going "dry." In Colorado, Oregon and
Washington the result is still doubt.
ful.
In Ohio, Missouri, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Nebraska, and Nevada
woman,s suffrage has been defeated.
Montana has probably gone for wo-
mans suffrase.
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SWEEP IS
ALMOST :
CLEAN

Republicans Take Nearly EV-
erything in Territory's Elec-
tion Yesterday Defeat Of
Mayor Fern and Democrats
Board Of Supervisors are
Local Features = Election
Day is Quiet, Voting HeaN
and Steady - Fourth Dis
trict Votes G. o. p. Ticket
Straight in Most Precincts
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Granite, Marble and Blue Stone Al
work firsf-class and prices right
II r HENDRIGK LTD
Merchant r9a AIskst Phone ~
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American Warship at Beirut

LONDON England, Nov. 4-The Athens correspondent
Of the Star says that an American warhp has arrived of
Beirut to protect the Christians from attacks threatened since
the advent Of Turkey into the war
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BeIgians Declare Germans Are
Now Streaming to Eastward

HAVRE, France Nov. 4The Belgian general staff says:
An almost unbroken column Of the is marching to
the eastward The column comprises all Small rear
guard detachments are holding some bridges. r.
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Say Turkish Warships Sink Russian
BattIeship ii Naval Engagement

AMSTERDAM Netherlands. Nov. 4-The Vossiche zie
ung today says that Turkish warhps have sunk the Russian
battleship Sinop.
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Vienna Officially Says Austrians
Are Retiring to Chosen Positions

VIENNA Austria. Nov Oficial-The Austrians in
Poland have retired their chosen positions to confront the
enemy The situation is unchanged
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The Aand Islands in the Baltic Sea- at the entrance
the Gulf Of Bothna and the entrance to the Gulf Of
Finland The German feet evidently assembling for meet
ing with the Russian Baltic feet. ~ :
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Jeff McCa Is Acquitted On Second Trial. Jury Acts Quickly
MOVE OF GERMAN WARSH|PS
MAY PRECIPITATE SEA ACTION
NEAR RUSSIAN STRONGHOLDS

FEW IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS IN LAND BATTLES
AUSTRlANS IN POLAND RETIRE TO CHOSEN POSITIONS
ING EASTWARD - AMERICAN WARSHP TO PROTECT
CHRISTIANS FROM TURKS -.
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ROOSEVELT SAYS LII.

OYSTER BAY. NJ. y, Nov. 4.--@I
do not think 4 statement from me
could be expected;~ says Col. HooIe.
Welt on being asked to comment on
yesterdays elections.
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in MASSACHUSETTS.

1osToN, Mass, Nov. 4.-Massachu.
setta has gone Democratic BY 10000,
90 far as the governor Il concerned,
but the entire legislative and congress
sionsI Republican tickets were elected.
IN OHIO.
, CINCINNATI, o. Nov. 49, Warren
G. Harding has been elected senator.
He Is Republicans. Willis. Republi-
can, e elected governor Twelve Of
the new eonaressnpep are Hepubll-
csns and ten are Democrats. Ohio de-
featsd both wornan's suffrage and pro
hibition.
CONTINUED on page eight)
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Continued On psss snrss)
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aaf Ihssociated by Federal Wreless]
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, NOV. 4-THE GERMAN
FLEET rs ASSEMBLING OFF THE ALAND ISLANDS.
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From San Francisco:
,Shinyo Maru. Nov. 6.
For San Francisco:
Ventura, Nov. 8.
From Vancouver:
Indefinite.
For Vancouver:
indefinite.