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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
DYNAMITE MAINS
TWO DRUNKEN MEN
They Wind Up CarousaI With Ter
rible Accident 10 Upper
Z. Mahoa paIIeY
tFrom SATURDAY Advertiser.)

As result Of over.indu,gence in
liquor and the careles suse Of dyna.
mite, Kia Hose and w. w. ordcnhofr
are in the Queen s Hospital, the former
with his right arm of below the elbow
and the latter with most of the flesh
off both iegs. .s sg.. q Y
Hose and Ordenhoff got drunk yestcr.
dry, and at the conclusion Of their ca
rousal Hose invited Ordenhoff to his
home in upper Manoa Valley, where it
WAS suggested that they fttingly cels,
bTato the occasion by diseharging a
few sticks of dynamite. .E., Z. 4,
Hose lit one stick and held ii in his
hand. 0rllenhoff followed suit, but in.
stead Of holding the explosive sat on
it and calmly waited for results.
= There were two almost simultaneous
explosions, and Hose found himself
minus q hand and Ordenhoff consid.
cradle quantity of flesh. IT..
At the Queen 5 Hospital It was re-
ported last night that both men would
recover from their injuries. T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
! Her Book Aches
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition slipping Away n

Honolulu women know how the aeh es
and pains that often ss,ae when the
kilpeys fail make life burdca!
'BackachGj hip pains, headaches, dizzy
spells, distressing urinary troubles, are
ffeqnent Indications of weak kidneys
and should be checked In time. Doan s
Backache Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys only. They attack kidney diseases
by striking at the cause. -
~ Can Honolulu sufferers desire strong.
er proof than this woman's wordt
Mrs, r. f.. Scott, 302 Main street, s.
Baker Oregon, says: ta''For twelve or
fifteen years I was constant sufferer
from kidney complaint My back ached
terribly and my right side aehed.
kept getting worse all the time and fin.
ally ] was sick abed. Il had to be lift.
ed in and ont OF bed. The seeretions
from my kidneys were in terrible shape,
The doctors didn't seem TO, understand
my case, and at last 4 tried Doa e
Rackache Kidney Pills. They soon
helped me, and two boxes completely
cured me. The baekaehe left, | gained
In weight and my kidneys were normal,
|. give 'Doan's Baekache Kidney Pills
the credit for saving my life. The cure
has been permanent, There IL nothing
Gcan add to the endorsement l gave
several wears aSo,' ..,.. O..
Doan's raekache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
At 80 cents per box (six boxes s2.50),
or win he mailed on receipt of price
bT' th" HoIfster Drug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is,
lands. .E"< = ~
Remembe. the name-DOan sand
take no substitute. So. ..,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
Dacia Clears For Rotterdam
tAssociatsd Press BY Federal wireless.)


kE GALVESTON Texas January g. Despite the open
from the British foreign secretary that
Daca win be held subject seizure prize by the British navy
should she attempt carry her purpose of sailing for Roe
dam with cargo Of billed to Bremen purchasers the chart
applied for papers
night and the will sail for the Dutch this morning She
will go via Norfolk Her original plan to clear direct for
Bremen, &C.,, .r r. sSs5 EsE & sa95 s'*Es $500
tf.-s, DAcIA HAS AMERICAN REGISTRY
The collector sealed the matches Of the night
prevent possible conaband government
having insured the cargo against all war risks.
The Da has American registry but registry secured
the outbreak Of the under agreement with the British gov
waive the right question the transfer
of the London Convention long the German ships reegis-
tered did engage in German The irregula Of the
voyage of the Dacia recognized in the refusal Of the
government
''@ %s8S REGARDED AS GERMAN VESSEL
The British foreign Office has formally notified the American
department of that the Daca will be regarded German
ship she attempts the and win seized and held prize
of war The cotton cargo being and in the trade
of which direct with Germany the British have agreed
restrictions will the of the capture of the Dacia be
erred to another ship and forwarded to its destination
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
AuStrians Of Bukowina Live In.
Caves and Fight Like
Wolves For Food
CA.aoolassd Pres. ~ Federal wir.IsaII

CAssociased Press By Federal wirsIsst)
LONDON, january 90. --Ignace Pade-
rcwski, the great pianist; Henry sien.
kiwicz, the novelist. and Other Poles OF
reputation are appealing to the press
for relief for Poland,
It is declared that the destitution
in this co rntry, rayaged alternately by
cOnnicting armies, Is worse than that
of Belgium.
Similar reports Of terrible destitu,
ton come from the Austrian province
of Bukowina, which Is being overrun
by the invading Russian troops,
The populaee Of Bakowina are said
to be fleeing from their homes, living
in caves like animals, aud fighting lisc
wolves for food. 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
LARGE INCREASE
!. OF 1915 ESTIMATE
WiIIett & Gray Revise Their Fig
ures As To Shortage Of :
Production aa

Willctt & Gray's report for the week
ending January : showed sales OF
$500 tons centrifugals including Sur.
imam, San Domingo, Peruvian, Philip
pine and Cuban; and, 1000 tons Philip
pine Inuseovados, all prompt, or for i'm
mediate shipment. All tuII-duty I'M.
ports were to refine for export, and
these purchasers did not AFFECT the
market. 8El
After further review Wiliett 4 Gray
revise their estimate of ;ne world Is
shortage, reducing it 0O0,UUO tons. In
part they state: ~ +
1.-THE December production of Cube
was limited to 5I,676 toss, or abons
one-half the amount to December 81
last year, when 1l3, lS1 tons were pro.
duced, although only 64,2Sl tons were
produced in 1919. .
Cuban Weather Conditions Bad
Continued unfavorable weather has
delayed the crop making exceptionally,
although 100 Centrals are working, ac.
eording to latest advices, against ll9
last year. With q return of favorable
weather conditions the crop receipts at
the shipping ports should rapidly in
crease and bring about more import
ant selling movement for awhile until
planters have turned their early pro-
auctions into money The unfavorable
weather is only an incident having a
temporary effect on the amount Of offer
ings of new crop sugars. =. N
r'No doubt the consumption of sugar
for the year has been kept down by
the prevailing conditions since July,
but 1t is still as large as In the former
World Crop Estimates Revised g."
sour world cr6p estimates are re.
yised TO correspond to our latest adj.
vices, reducing the total deficiency of
cane and beet crops to l,792,7l7 tons,
against our former estimate Of 2,64O, 4S5
tons. The only important increase Is
the 2l,70O tons outside of Europe, as
those beet crops are not available for
general use, and the increases in those
crops are not Of immediate Importance
The Cuba crop also starts of late, and
with the cane giving low sugar yields
in instances, which may later have to
be considered.
g business in raw sugar futures on
the Coffee Exchange has been active
this week, owing to the Improvement in
actual sugar, with sales today at Sc
or February and 3.39c. for September
Statistics BY Special Gables
Cuba.-The entire Island:
Receipts, $4,000 tons, against %, OOo
tons last week, $4,000 tons last year
and $4,000 tons in 1912.
Exports, 1900 tons; Stock, $4,000
tons, against last year $4,000 tons.
Ccntrals grinding, 40, against 81 last
wcck, 1l9 last year and 90 In 1912.
Stocks in the United States and Cuba
together of 235,332 tons, against 245,,
80 tons last week and lS4,37l tons hast
year, an increase of 5O,961 tons from
last year. w. a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
DESMOND FACING
WHITE SLAVERY
alleged Honolulu Biaamist In
Serious Difficulties Now Out
| On $4,000 Bail I
Associated rross by rsdsrai wirelossD

SAN FRANCISCO, January g.
William D ,Esmond, civil engineer and
superintendent of construction Of the
United States army quartermaster' de-
pattment at Honolulu, who was arrested
in oakland upon a charge Of bigamy,
has been turned over to tbs federal au-
Ohorities. Re has been confined in oak
and for six days, = ". :.
United States Commissioner Krull has
laced charges,of white slavery against
him, and he has been released upon
$4,000 bail. He is accompanied by his
Jecond wife. w. 'H MI,
The charges Of bigamy were preferred
by q first wife, whom he had been sup
porting in the East. .'.'.a VS., 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
Republicans Block Ship Subsidy
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wircIess.)

WASHINGTON january % Democratic leaders in
decided last night hold day caucus today ship
subsidy bill > ,",s,Es.ff ~. st@E Nst
All yesterday the Republican 6buser the against
the passage of this ship purchase bill waged with
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts held the floor during
and graphic speech of protest against the bill gN
He declared that the passage of the bill will bring within
measurable distance of the Of England France Russia and
Japan He quoted from the Of house COMMITTEES hearings
show that Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo admitted that
of the bill to buy German ships idle in Boston and New
York harbors ." a>~' &@#
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
IMMIGRATION LlTERACY !
TEST HEARING BEGINS

tASSociatsd Press BY Federal wirelsSs)
WASHINGTON, January 22.-Fiye
hundred men and women, including
many noted social workers, labor lead,
ers and .publicists, crowded the east
room Of the white House this after
noon at the public hearing on the I'm.
migration Bill, The President, hanled
By military aides In full uniform, list
cned to arguments pro and con on tho
literacy test. o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
-Four WHEAT GAaGgts
FDR OMITTED KINGDOM
stA.soeia,,a Pres. ~ federal wireless,

'tAssOcistsd Press BY Federal wirslsss.) r..
PORTLAND, oregon, january 2s.--
Four wheat cargces, for the United
Kingdom. were shipped from this port
yesterday, the bulk Of the shipaent as
wen as thu value forming worlds
wheat record for one days cioarances
from any port. The four eargoes have
total value of $ss4s7s, and consist
Of a total Of eSs,sos bushels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26

; ~ III. 4. y 4. d.
night, and are probably now en-
gagged in battle.
The official Vienna announce
ment received yesterday by way
Of Amsterdam says that the Aus
triansr are interfering with the
movement Of Russian troops
north Of the vistula by lombard
ing the railway. This lombard
ment has continued since Thurs
day. (. 1- ~ y.
South of the yistula, the report
says, the Austrian troops are sue
cessfully engaging the Russians,
Berlin reported no change in
the eastern situation yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
VESSEL CARRYING
FOOD TO YANKEES
NGERMANY SAILS.
Included IN Cargo Are Products For Con-
sumption Of Teuton Civilians and Wash
ington Officially Expects Britain To Seize
Steamer and Confiscate Its Relief Burden
Associated Press by Federal wirelsss.)

Nj EW YORK. January 23Running all the risks Of capture
by the British and French boCkading squadrons the
steamer Whela ordinarily engaged the Caribbean trade
sailed from this port for Europe yesterday carrying cargo of
oodstu valued 100000 billed various
resident in Germany #N 81 tAs SEE ,7aFH @H
Reports from Fire Island said that the Wlhenina slipped
under the Of British cruiser and laid Ham
burg unspoken and unmolested by the warshp .
This is the first cargo Of oodsH billed direct pur
chaers leave United States the first declaration of
. cHARTERERs READY TO PROTEST SEIZURE
If cargo detained seized charerers
Louis will file protest with the department
grounds that the cargo only conditional conaban The
will deny the right Of begeren seize shipments
conate them and will ask that the department
demand for the immediate release of the ship and cargo
Included in the cargo grain dried fruits and other
oodss intended according the shippers for consumption by
German civilians The shippers declare that the food will be
sold the government given for consumption Of
the armed forces The shippers have guaranteed the customs
charges. ..Eg ~. 81 5-s 49, |'gEs #f
GaA HAVE RIGHT TO MAKE SHIPMENT
The department has advised the chateres of the vessel
hat they have right recognized in international law to make this
hpment of supplies provided the intended for the
government the German army This
hat the shipment is subject seizure by the British navy
It understood in Washington according advces received
night that England had consulted regard
status of this vessel and cargo It however the official opinion
Washington that England will hesitate the seizure
if such action should be decided upon l#& @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
Thirty-two Guards At Chemical
Works Arrested For Kill
ing Two Strikers ~
CAasooiatsd Pres. ~ Fsasral wirolousI

ROOSEVELT. Arizona, January %,
As a result Of the rioting last Tues
day at the chemical plant here, in
which nineteen strikers were shot. two
being killed, thirty,two deputies en-
ployed as guards around the chemical
works were arrested yesterday, charged
with murder An effort upon the part
of the committee on industrial rela-
lions to make hrst.hand investisa-
ton Of the riot and subsequent shoot
ing was .repulsed by armed guards.
The arrests followed. u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
CRUISERS ARE ORDERED
!. TO caribbean STATION
tAs.Ocialsd Press ~ Federal wirslsss,

tAssocia.ed Press b. Federal wireless, /
WASHINGTON, January %. ~ The
cruiser Nashville and the cruiser Des
Moinss have received orders TO san
from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. for
the Caribbean station. The Nashville
is to relieve the castine, now at sauto
Domingo, while the Dss Moines viii
take the place Of the Raeoma, now STA
toned at cristobai, Canal zone.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
Allies and Germans Are AT Grips
All Along Line Between Nieu-,
port and ostend, Where
All Trenches Are Flooded
TEUToa BATTERY NEAR
ST. MARD IS SILENcED
French Lose Positions At Apre.
mont But Everywhere Else
Troops Of Kaiser Are Report
ed Losing IN Terrific Battle
tAssoeiasod Press By Federal wirslsus.)

tAssoeiatcd Press By Federal WirelonsD
II oNDON January 2s.--SimuI-4
II taneouslv with the battle IN.
Alsace heavy fighting was re-
ported at two other sections Of
the line. in the dispatches receiy-
edyesterday and last night. paris
reports the Germans ycry active
south Of Ypres In connection.
with this an Amsterdam despatch
Yesterday reported that ! hard
battle had been h proqress for.
the past three DAYS between Nieu-
bort and Ostend DESPITE the rainv
weather and the Hoods which
have filled the trenches with IVA
ter. and made the roads almost
impossible The Amsterdam COR
RESPONDENT said numerous Ger
man wounded were returning 70
Shlis. r. .Aaa \ sss sg ~
FRENCH HOLD POSITIONS
Last nights communique from
Paris says that German battery
near the wood St. Mard was sill
enced yesterday, and that in the
Argonne district two attacks were
repulsed. The official announce
ment concludes: XIV x.
AT nightfall we held all posi-
tons despite vigorous attacks"
The earlier official bulletin adj
nnitted the loss Of the positions in
the forest of Apremont, owing to
the German bornbardment. The
report said the French artillery
predorninated between Ypres and
the Disc River and near Berry
au-Dac. ne sltu , IN SOS s
sons was oescfiDeu as uncnangea.
perln reports tne loss OF q trench
at Derry7au-bac'
BIG BATTLE DEVELOPING
Regarding the fighting at Pont-
au-Mousson and in Alsace, the
French and German, announce
ments practically agree. paris
saws both sides are rushing fresh
reserves to the front in these two
battles.
The fighting at Pont-au-Mous-.
son Is assuming the proportions
Of the recent battle at scissors.
Berlin saws the French attacklhas
been repulsed with great loss.
Paris saws all Ground Is being
held. This enlightenment eyidently
Us \. o..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
lA.nela.sa De-. y E.asr.l Vlt.le,.,,

PHOENIX. Arizona, January 2s.---
Charges Of Inconsistency have been
preferred against w, A. Parish, the
local city manager. the hrst Ohiciai
to hold the position under the terms
OF the commission government charter
enacted in 1914. A special session Of
the commission Is hearing the charges,
which are TO the stfsct that the gov
erpnent Of the city under Manager
Parish Is proving to DO more expensivo
than Is necessary. a.'.# d. q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
Associated Press By Federal wirelsas)

SANTIAGO, Chile, January %. =
Tho government announced yesterday
that the Chilean cruiser Esmeraida win
be sent 70 participate in the interna-
tionai naval parade at the formal open
ing Of the Panama Canal. - H..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
A FORTY YEARS TEST.

rhamt erlaip,sy Cough Remedy has
been curing coughs and colds for the
past forty years and has gained in pc.
pularity every year. What better rec,
"wm"ndaiton is rcquirrdH For sale hy
all dealcrs, BehsOu; Smith 4 o, Ltd,
agents for HawBti. r..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
SITUATION IN EAST
lA.ssoIassa Frssa b. lFsasral wirsls.sl

LONDON, January 2s.-Des-
patches receiyed last night from
Bucharest, Roumania, by the
Daily Mail, report that the Rus
sian invadets in the Austrian pro-
vince of Bukowina are now con-
fronted by the Austrian troops
despatched to defend the Hunga-
rian border The opposing forces
were only six miles apart last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
sAs.Ss!ss:s Pes. Y FEDERAL g "

LAssocIated Press by FEDERAL W'reIessO
PETRoGRAD, January ga war
romance has won q princess bride for
an American Red Gross doctor, the two
having met in the military hospital
at KieY, where each was on duty.
The groom is DR.. Philip Newton, a
volunteer surgeon in the employ Of tho
American Red Gross. The bride is
Princess Helene schaehOfakaya. a vol
giiteer Russian ROD Cross nurse. Tho
announcement Of the wedding was madO
yesterday. f -. l.s.E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
ituES MAY RAISE
s.. DIG LOAN JOINTLY
tA.aoslatsd Prsss y rsasral MOL.

tAssoeiated Press by Federal wireless th
PARIS, January OLA conference
Il being held here between the British
chancellor Of tbs exehsqper. Lloyd
GcorgS, Alexander Ribot r. Park and
French and Russian minister's or finance
to consider the raising Of Joint loan
Of fftCen billion francs at three aud
one half per cent interest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
EXPLOSION or BOILER ABOARD CRUISER SAN DIEGO
KILLS FIVE OF CREW: EIGHT OTHERS ARE NJURE

PAz Mexico January
~ United States
The Nst had been opt Tour trial
fleet %fFY' E%FN " ~
aInrna. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
ATLANTIC FLEET SAILS .
FOR TARGET PRACTISE

Associated Press BY Federal wirsltssl
WASHINGTON, January %. - Tho
Atlantic feet yesterday sailed for
Guantanamo for target practise. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-26
ALABAMA RE- LAIMED BY PROHIBITION :
tAss0clased Press b ! Federal wirelsrs.)q

iss Y
H0NG0MERI January
which repealed 1911 previously
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
BUT HE UNDERSTOOD

The artist was painting = sunset,
red, with blue streaks and green dots.
The old rustic was watching.
"Ah," said the artist, looking up
suddenly, perhaps to you, too, Ma
ture has opened her sky-pictures
page by page? Have you seen the
lambert flame of dawn leaping across
the vivid east; the red-stained, sui
phurous islets floating in a lake OF
fire in the west; the ragged clouds at
midnight, black as a ravens wing,
blotting out the shuddering moon?"
mo-" replied the farmer, mot since
1 signed the pledge. "-Tit-Bits.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
AN AWFUL SoUSE

''Do you feel certain the defendant
was intoxicated?"
well, I'll tell you. He carried home
one of those sidewalk coal-hole tops
with circular corrugations and tried
to play it on his phonograph."- -
Judge.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
THRIFTY

81 always put $40 of my salary in
the savings bank every Saturday."
said the young man who was hold
ing down his first real job.
'That's very good idea, my son."
said his father. -
"You bet it's good idea, dad. Be-
lieve me, that ten comes in mighty
handy along about Thursday or Fri
daY"-N. Y. World.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

new york-montclair which is sum
swell roost for millunaires has dog
catcher but this amt no ordinary pup
chaser betcher life he amt
hes a royal dog wadren
onct before they got too hot after
him to jone the army he took care
of the king of england's pups
but the kids don't like to have their
nogs snagged by any kind of a bark
grabber
the furst day he was on the job the
fellers had lot of fun with him for
they got hold of old yaller cur what
dident belong to nobody and telefon-
ed to his nibs to snag the cur which
he done and hawled him to the pen
but the kids snuck around and let
the pup out and took him to anuther
part of the town and called the catch
er up again & they kept that up all
day befour the royal dog swiper got
hep to the fact that he had toted the
same dog to the pen 48 times.
now he wants anuther job & if
you needs a good dog catcher just
rite to his royal Illness care of the
dog pen montclair j.
1890
THRIFTY
The Washington times., 1915-11-03
n the heels Of the late elections.

on the heels Of the late elections.
Senator John w. Weeks of Massa-
chusetts, who Is an active candidate for
the Republican nomination. IL known to
he much encouraged by the Massa chu-
setts result. Had Walsh. the Demo-
cratic governor. been reelected, Sena-
tor Weeks Presidential boom would
have been badly damaged. AS IL IL, he
and his friends are going ahead with
renewed vigor.
The Interpretation which IL being
widely placed on the defeat of the New
York constitution "a that IL means
that Elihu Root cannot be nominated
to head the Republican ticket.
A broader phase Of the Republican n
Presidential situation relates to the
bearing OF the election results on the
general question OF whether the Re-
publican trend is toward progressivism
or otherwise. and whether the results
will tend to enhance the demand for a
Progressive Republican nominee.
Progressive Republicans insist that
the effect Of the defeat OF suffrage I'm
the States of New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
and Massac chusctts IL going to affect
adversely the interests OF the conseryn
tives. In other words. they insist that
progressive-mi voters everywhere
will insist all the more ON the nomina :
tion OF candidates OF a progressive
bent. Taking this view. they hold that
the election results will add to the de-
mand for the nomination of some OF the
Progressive Republican aspirants.
The Washington times., 1915-11-03
MARYLAND RESULT
- STILL IN BALANCE

BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.-The result OF
the grbernatorial election In Maryland
has not yet been determined.
Emerson c. Harrington. Democrat.
will have n majority OF more thah 3'wo
over Ovington T.. Weller. Repub'icah'
In Baltimore city. but the county re-
turns, greatly delayed. may aHect .he
result Incomplete returns Indicated
that Weller would carry western
Maryland and Harrington the bas'erh
shore.
baltimore has elected a Repuphcah
states attorney and chief Judge OF 'he
supreme bench. The rest OF the offices
will be filled by Democrats.
The four constitutional amendments
won out There was no opposition anu
they were carried by an oVerWheinin,s
majority. These provide for home rue
In Baltimore city and the countes. .ne
refercpdum on legislative enactments;
an improved system OF taxatioh an"
indeterminatc sentences. ,,
The ballot was 10 long ana coHph-
Gated that the counting Is SLOW