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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

The city engineer has requested the
board of supervisors for a standing
appropriation Of 800 a month for the
repair OF eight miles Of road in the
Pupukea district, mauka of the main
road.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

=. None Of the supervisors or other
city officials was present at meeting
of the Hawaiian Engineering associa-
ticn held in the library building last
night, to which the city officials had
been invited. The association was to
adopt or reject resolutions indorsing
the frontage tax status, but on mo.
ton of j., n. s. Williams the matter
was deferred to a later meeting. ,,.fst,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

Miss Florence White was elected ed
itor of the Junior Oahuan at a recent
meeting of the junior class. She viii
be assisted by Gladys Halstead and
David Wilmington. X. P. Emory Is bus.
mess manager. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
LUSITANIA REACHES BRITISH
PORT FLYING AMERICAN FLAG
AND RAISES NEW QUESTION
tAasotiatsd Press BY Federal wirelsss,)


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host the Union %
submarines had threat
staff
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THE
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Off $50
WATERS IN WAR ZONE
France
6sst
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the hazards naval 4
homia text shoh
nautical miles wide a9ng the Dutch coast
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EUROPEAN NEUTRALs coNsIPER JOINT ACTION,
energany
nag OF POWER
neutral Powers of Europe determine what Joint
-.
PROTEST Jn
the
mayn beabe tsaegu
the
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
China FL0uTs THE
j 0LNlNos Of JAPAN

Especial Gable to the Nippu Jiji)
TOXIC, February 6.--DesFite the
pressure being brought upon China by
Japan, the Picking government is con
en- suous toward the demands recently
made by Toxic. 1t appears that Presi-
don't Yuan shih-kai ami his cabinet min
lsters see no reason why the okuma
ministry should not be held in disre-
ard for making such demands as have
been presented by E. Hioki, the Japan
ese representative at the Chinese CAPT
tai.
It was, today agreed that Yuan-shi-
kai will have conference with E.
Hioh on Monday. The japanese min.
lister is pressing upon the Chinese au
thorities his demands for speedy settle
ment, but the Chinese are making every
possible effort to delay the negotia'
lions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
They All Demand L
- gsF- IT. s, III
Honolulu, Like Every other city and
Town, Receives IT. -,

. People with kidney ills want to be
,eured. When one suffers the tortures
of an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought for. There are many remedies
today that relieve, ,but not permanent
Nv. Doan 5 Ba, kache Kidney Pills haye
brought lasting results TO thousands,
Here is proof Of merit
E, Harry Kessling, 600 Poland St., New
Or cans, La, says: az was so si,k from
kidney complaint that I desp ired OF
ever being cured. had terrible pains
through my kidneys and at tines l b..
came faint. | was stiff and lame, and
eould hardly stoop over. / did not
sleep well and pot up in the morning
feeling tired. Finally used DOan {
Backache Kidney Pills and felt Their
good effect at once, They went to tht
root of my trouble and in a month made
d complete cme"
rDoan s Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeeper'
at so cents Her box (six boxes ~ 800
or will be mailed on receipt Of pr'c'
bv the HOLSTER Drug Co, Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands. E."'y
Rermmher the name, Doan's, an(
! AXE no substitute,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09

ting a sample in a chewing gum wrap
per. The sample was o. K, but the
tins were found filled with poi and
corn starch
In this case the authorities have not
only the evidence Of the Chinese to
WORK upon, but that Of several reput
able white men, who managed to get
next to the game before 1t was wholly
played out.
SKIPPING MADE EASY
Yesterday Jack Scully, John McGrath
and e. H, Lewis ware brought up t. the
poliSe court, each case going over.
scully has been given until Tuesday;
Lewis and McGrath get until tomorrow.
Each Is out under the trifling bail of
$500, the three bonds being put up by
Isaac Cockett, concerning the financial
soundness Of whom the prosecuting Off.
GERS have grave doubts they are trying
to settle.
There has been very general crtt1
cism Of the fact that men charged with
rlch serious offences should have beer
allowed to go on bonds that mean moth
ing under the circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
ADMIRAL RATIO rs ~ :.
GIVEN A NEW POST

Especial Cable to the Nippu JiaJ
TOXIC, February 6.-zzvice-Admir1
sadaiichi Kato, who has recently dis,
,inyuished himself by. commanding the
Second Japanese Squadron, which at
tackled Tsingtau, the former German
stronghold in China, was today ap-
poin.ed the new chief Of the naval edu
caticn bureau
Vice Admiral M. Nawa, former head
Of the naval education bureau, has been
assigned to the command Of the Soc.
$500 - -. $40 y .,
end Squadron. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
VILLA WINS FIGHT
IN WEST MEXICO

rAasoctnted Press by Federsf wire'esH,h
ON BOARD U. s. s. SAN DIEGO,
SAN BARToLoME, Mexico. February
7.-(Wireless to San Dieeo) - San
culinary fghting has been under way
between the villa forces and the troops
Of the constitutionalists in Southern
sinaloa. The battle has ended with
the rout Of the constitutionalists, who
lost three hundred killed and who left
fifty wounded behind them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
Hawaiian Sugars
Gain Again In
New Quotations

a MOTHER substantial Advance
n in Now York quotations on
raw sugar, affecting the price
Of Hawaiians, was recordeG yesser-
day, the figure at the close last
night marking gain of twelve
GEMS a hundred. This information
was contained in cablegra-n re-
ceived by Alexander & Baldwin
from their New York correspondent,
who wired:
There was a sale today AFFECT
t3g the basis for Hawaiian suga- az
$4e4. The market is sTong at the
advance and no sugars are Offering
AZ present.
The previous quotation on ITawa,
iian sugar was $459
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
PACIFIC MAIL LINER .
I COLON 4 DiEEuCI.
Passengers And Crew Rescued
By Cruisers Ship Leaking;
Cannot Be Saved "
fAssocia.ed Pros. - Federal wireless,

SAN FRANCISCO. February r.
Rear Admiral Howard, in command Of
the Pacific feet, has wireles5sd in re.
port that the Pacific Mall steamer
Colon is leaking badly, her seams hav'
ing opened as result Of the strain
the vessel has been under during the
recent gales, and that there is little
hope Of the liner being kept aioat
during the night, - H.. ga.. ILL., n S..
, The steamer is now practically q
derelict, the passengers and all mem
bers Of the crew except some volpni
teers who have stayed aboard to keep
the pumps going as long -as possible
having been rescued by the cruisers
Maryland ana Annapolis. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
PRICE OF BREAD
GOES UP IN PITTSBURGH

GAsHociated Press by Federal WirelessN
PITTSBURGH, February T-Ff
teen master bakers yesterday agreed
to raise the price Of bread. The
amount Of the advance IS left for set
Element to a committee named at the
meeting Of the bakers yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
RUSSIAN PROHIBITION
g. BRINGS BLIND PIGS
Associated Press BY Federal wireless,

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
PETROGRAD, February 7.-Despite
the activity Of the police It Is thought
that large number Of Illicit stills arc
in operation throughout the Empire.
Since the prohibition of the sale and
manufacture Of vodka eighteen hun
dred such stills have been discovered
and destroyed. Unable to secure IN
toxicants otherwise, a nnmper have
been arrested for refining s:iellae FOR
The alcohol ID contains.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
CHICAGO HAS AN ~. w.. -. HI. t..
{. -. Z. J UNEMPL DYED ARMY

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless.)t :
CHICAGO, February Mayor Har!
.ison yesterday issued cali for public
Subscriptions towF:.ds q fund Of half a
million dollars needed 10 FURNISH en-
rloy-::ent at living wages for the city's
unemployed men. It Is stated that
there are now, Of men, women and
children out Of work, at least two hun
dred thousand in the city, more tina"
the charities and the municipality can
provide for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
SOME ORDER COMES
= IN STRICKEN CIT"

fA.."~'stsd Press by Federal Wireless, p.
AvEzzANo, Italy, February II
For the first time since the earthquake,
water mains were sufficiently repaired
yesterday 10 supply the survivors of
the disaster and tie rescue workers
with drinking water. $50
The King is sttll making visits TO
the most afflicted sections, overseeing
the relief work and comforting the
people. r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
FEW HURT IN A
CAPE COLONY FIGHT

CAs .ociated Press by Federal WirelesD
LONDON, February IA Reu.er's
dispatch from Pretoria, South Africa,
states that a force of eight hundred
Germans made an attack last week on
the British at Kakamas, Cape Colony,
but were rspulsed. The Germans lost
nina killed and twenty-five wounded
while the British losses were one killed
ami two wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
Praises
I .''sis his GERMAN IlRs
fsiA-AAsliNlh LAia,1
Finishes Inspection Of Fleet and
Now leaves For Front and

Associated Prsn By fsdsrai wirslsss)

ASSOCIATED Press By Rsdsrai wir"isss)
BERLIN, February THE KAISER
has finished his inspection Of the neea
gathered at wiIhelmshaven. and has
congratulated the naval officers on the
excellence Of their preparation for Of
tense and defense. He extrolled the
bravery that has been shown at sea
by the German sailors
He now goes 10 the eastern front,
where he win rejoin the army invading
Poland. He win travel by way Of
czenstochowa, In Southern Poland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
A LIFE SAVER.

It il mre to say that Chamberlain 5
collie, Cholera and DiaTrhoea Remedy
has saved the lives of more people ana
rrlir, 81 more suffering than any other
remedv in existence. It is known oil
over the civilized world for its speedy
cures of cramps in the stomach, d'ar'
rhoop "rl al intcstinal pa'us For sale
by all Dealers, Benson, Smith / TO-,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
TO HIM THAT HATH
SHALL BE GIVEN

tAs.ociated Press Sv Federal wirs,sssJl %
NEW YORK, February 6.-John d.
Rockefeller, whose fortune runs up
into several hundreds Of millions, re-
ceived two dollars witness fee today
for testifying before the commission
ON Industrial relations. He also got
three dollars for mileage. He signed
the receipt In a sprawling, shaky hand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
Prompt Work Of ConstabuIary
Prevents Burning Of Cebu
and Instruction s.,

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireiess) ,
MANILA. February 6y-Private dis
patches received here from oebu, the
capital of the island Of that name, say
that only the prompt work of the Phil
iNDine Consta bulary there prevented
the carrying out or q plan on tho part
Of Filipino insErrectos to burn the city
and inauglIrate q general revolt.
There are runaors In circulation In
Manila that a widespread insurrection
airy movement among the Fiiipinos gen
orally Is imminent. y. 49,. +. r..
An stte-pt to run down these sru
mors fails to discover any substantia!
ground for them. II ".t. @Sta. IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
MANY SHIPS NOW
FLY AMERICAN FLAG

Associated Press by Peer %frelesEl
WASHINGTON, February 2. With
the steamer Balboa entering under
American registry, the number Of for
eign- built ships which have come under
the nag since the opening Of the war
il now 1874, with a gross Tonnage Of
1865 tons. 1t is expected that many
more ships viii take advantage Of the
emergency act and change their reg,
istry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
The T. X. 4. liner Tenyo Maru is
scheduled to arrive here February 10.

The, San Diego Union, in an advance
report Of the Great Northern excursion
TO Hawaii, says:
at is reported that among tho
passengers who will come on the
Northern Pacinc will be Mrs. Stuyves-
ant Fish, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and several other members of New
York Four Hundred"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
THIS IS WORSE
THAN HONOLULU

'A"-~"'".Hd Prsss ny Federal wirelessr
BOSTON, February Two men,
who entered the police headquarters
from different points, yesterday at
tempted to hold mp the station, draw
ing guns and demanding money. Both
men were overpowered by the officers
on watch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
! HOPES TO SAVE SHIP
fAssociatsd Press by FEDERAL wirels

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
TOXIC, FebrI2ry 6.--(cpecIal Gable
TO the Hawaii shinpo)-oapsazn Yosl
ioka Of the battle cruiser Asarla
cabling to the nFTal department here
from the west coast Of Mexico, 10
ports that his ship Is aground on PORT
San Bartolome, forty miles south OF
cedros island. Every efrors - being
made to- clear the vesses, ne says
and tho Asa2.a Is not yet IN Danger
of breaking up. No lives nave Deen
lost ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
ONLY ARTILLERY -.
FIGHTS IN FRANCE;

Associated Press BY FsdetsI wireless,
PARIS; February 6.--oficial. - There
are only artillery engagements IN pro
gress today along the entire western
front. Our guns have brought down .
German captive observation balloon
and exploded an ammunition depot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
MoNTENEGRiNS WIN 81 +
ANOTHER BATTLE

iAssociated Press BY Federal wirslsss3
oETTINJB, Montenegro, February 7.
An oficial report says: The Ans
TRANS recently attacked the Montene
grin forces holding positions in Hero,
goyina. They were repulsed with heavy
losses
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
MANY 'ST0CKYARDS
%|jQfNDEFINlTELY CLOSED

CAssociatsd Press by Federal wireisss.I
WASHINGTON, February e. On
account Of new outbreaks Of the dread
ed foot ANA mouth disease. the inter
state commerce commission has ordered
the stockyards at chicago, Indianapolis
Louisville, Cincinnati, Jersey City,
Pittsburgh and Columbus, Ohio, closed
until further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
ITALIANS JOINING
The G0LGBs FAST
mo EXCEPTIONS
s**& *s4e
EA4o

4 ROME, February 1.-THE work =
= Of mobilfzing the italian forces =
y Is proceeding rapidly, and the re- =
= servists are arriving from abroad 4
= in Increasing numbers. IN response y
4 to the summons to Join the colors. =
\ Yesterday Count Teoflo Rossi. =
4 the mayor Of Turin, was recalled =
4 to the colors, leaving for his post =
4 with his regiment. 81. y
4 y
Q &*&&***&&*& ***&O
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
STANDARD OIL TANKER
ABANDONED IN MiDSEA
IAssociatad Press by Federal wireIsss.

Associated Press BY Federal WiTelssS.'
NEW YORK, February g. Tho
Standard OIL tanker Chester, which
plies between New york and Amster'
dam, has been abandoned In midocean,
her crew Of thirty-fve men being res
cued by the liner Philadslphia, now
m nxino port This information wal
wirelessed in yesterday by the Philn'
delphia, but no details Of what may
have happened to the Chester are given
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
BARON URlU COMING ...
-;.,r. ABOARD THE TEhY0

(specisl Gable to the N1ppu Jiji)
TOXIC, February 6.--Admiral Baron
s. Uriu, vice chairman Of the Japanese
fair COMM ,sion, sailed today on the
T. K. X. liner Tenyo Maru, bound for
San francisco, to be present At the
opening Of the Panama Pacific Exposi-
ton. He II accompanied by Baroness
Urtu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
OFFICIAL REPORT . ...
:. -. -. y. OF AsAMl WRECK

[Associated Press by Federal WiIelssS.)
TOXIC, February 6.-(special Gable
= ne Nippu 5iji)-Vics admiral r..
Yatsushifo, minister Of navy. tooa
JADE ofiicial announcement that tho
Jananese cruiser Ass.na was wrecked
off the Mexican coast. II was also an
nounced that none Of the crew was lost
n the shipwreck. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
CZECH NEWSPAPERS
CONDEMN WAR and
ARE CLOSED DQkA
ySAA

y VENICE, February 7.-(kssock
y ated Press by Federal wireless)
y 1T is reported from Vienna I
= that the military eonnandans q |
y Prague has suspended the pup: |
X lcation of two czsek newspAperS |
4 which have been. frssiy criticiSing
4 the action Of the governments In !
4 engaging In the war. the charge !
= against me publishsrs is q pub 1
= fishing artAciss condenanihg me
i war and of SLOWING dfsrsspsct FOR !
Il the Emperor. 'N 'o $50 "~,s NV l
.qaSv1.s.s.*s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
ARKANSAS STATEWIDE
PROHIBITION NUW LAW

G--~-'-.~A v-"-- BY PederaI wtr"'"ss> :
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, February
R.-Gcvernor HAYES today signed the
statewide prohibition law recently
voted into effect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09

NEW YORK, February 6.--The
r-~0iNcnt ~ the AarcuaStic srcietV OF
America, who arrived yesterday ffor,
Liverpool, reports that the British are
now completing In London five zep-
, pe'in destrovers, a type Of aiTship
with which they expect not only TO de-
fend ENGLAND against attack but to
assume the offen1iVe In the air on the
Com in"n'. a.. 49,. ..s .L. Z.
These destroyers are Of a new type
Of airships, he reports, being designed
TO be verva S-H"dy. They viii carry
liTht guns and be capable of sustained
fight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-09
tAi,.osl.tsa Pre-. ~ Federal wireless,

rtAssOsistsa Press BY Federal wtTslsssl
WATERMELON, FEBRUARY 6.--Repre
sentative Underwood, chairman Of the
ways and means committee, addressing
the house yesterday on the Naval Bill,
warned the assembly Of tne rect that
a seriocs deticit in the national treas
ury is threatened and councelied The
mersbers to uphold the efforts being
made towards economy. s1.fg >.
Underwood said that ne estimated
the ordinary exnenditures or tine next
fiscal year would exceed the probable
receipts by twenty Iniii;on dollars, due
10 the in:ressed appropriati Ions, while
there ould be also q probable dehcit
in the postofice department. or another
fourteen million dollars, due to the ex
pected falling OF In receipts 4,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-02
MAGNESIAIN SEA SHELLS
Effect of Climate on the Composition Of
Echinoid Skeletons

Washington, ID. c., March Chem
zeal analyses of stariishes, sea urchins,
and crinoids, collected from all parts
of the world, show that the skeletons
of these animals contain much magne.
sia. The amount present is found by
the United State Geological Survey to
vary with the temperature of the water
in which the creatures lived. The per-
centage of magnesia is highest in those
specimens that lived in tropical waters
and lowest i'll forms from the lev seas
of Greenland and the Antarctic with
a regular gradation between which
even shows the local effect of cold
ocean currents upon life at the sea
bottom.
The Investigations suggest that the
skeletons OF these animals have the
composition of magnetism limestone, or
dolomite, and it is possible that they
furnish clues not only as to the climatic
conditions under which such limestones
are now formed, but also as to the tenn
peratures of the oceans in different re.
gions of the earth where. during diff
terent periods of geologic history great
deposits of magnetism limestone were
formed. Examinations of these marine
invertebrates will, it is hoped, yield
definite information as to the processes
of dolomite formation
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-02
P. r. r. HONOR ROLL GROWS
February Pension List Shows Harris
burg Well Represented

Four darrlsbugers We're among the
iifty-tive employees of the Pennsylvania
railroad who were placed on the COM
pany's roll of honor during the month
of February In addition to these,
there are a number of employees of the
Middle and Philadelphia divisions, well
known in this Gig, who were retired
February l. The total number of pen
sioners now on the list is 1856
Following are the local men whose
faithful service has been rewarded with
a pension:
Adam X. Curtis 1856 North Sixth
street, mae hinist ON the Philadelphia
division for Al years and months.
James w. Hawthorne. 110 South
street, bagga geman on the Williamsport
division for AZ wears and months.
Emanuel L. Anderson, 1913 Kitta.
tinny street. assistant foreman on the
Philadelphia division tor 35 years and
10 months.
George NJ. HOFFMAN, 922 Green
street, clerk Oh the Philadelphia divi-
sion for 81 years and months
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-02
STIFF FOOTBALL WORK
Michigan Candidates to Condition by
Gym Practice

Captain Cochran. of the Michigan
football team, proposes a strenuous in.
door course of training for .he Wolver-
inc candidates by systematic work in
the gymnasium Last year an attempt
was made to carry on an extended in
door training schedule, but the innova-
tion was not taken TO kindly by the
Wolverine athletes, and the benefits de-
rived were not rs great as anticipated.
This year the system is no longer n
new one, and Captain Cochran is con-
fident that the candidates will turn out
for the indoor practice in full force
Fifty-seven men have already signi-
fed their intention of joining the gym
nasium squads. Captain Cochran and
six other veterans will take charge OF
the workouts. The teachers have been
chosen chiefly among the linemen, as it
will be among this class of candidates
that the heavy work will be done.
Several of the athletes who will be
candidates for the varsity gridiron
squad next year are now working out
with either the track or baseball
squads, and for this reason will prob
ably not take part in the gymnasium
drills with the football men. Trainer
Farrell and DR.. George A. May, the
gymn director. will help out Captain
Cochran and his assistants in directing
the work of the various squads.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-02
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
dunn DICKINSON'S COACH
Noted Red and White Backfeld Star
Succeeds ''Tac" Harrington
of Penn

Carlisle, March 2,-The athletic ad
visory committee at Dickinson College
has elected Francis A. Dunn, who j:
recognized as one of the greatest foot
ball players who mas ever represented
Dickinson, as football coach for 1915
to succeed Coach "Taen Harrington, 8
former halfback from the University
of Pennsylvania, who has had charge
of Dickinson 5 eleven for the last tive
years.
Harrington 5 work here was entirely
satisfactory. but he had raw material
Professional work prevented Harring
ton s making another contract.
Dunn had very successful season
at Elking Park High school, where he
trained football and taught English
Dunn, who is about % years old, has
played as halfback and full back, and
was graduated here last year.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-02
JOHNSON FEARED HOLD-UP
Fighter Afraid He Would Be Robbed of
His Winnings, $4,000. in
Mexico

FL Paso, Tex, March An entire.
" different angle is put on Jack John.
son s present attitude regarding the
Havanna-Juarez-E Paso controversy
by private letter received from the
black champion.
johnson never at any time was wor.
ried about the means that were selected
TO set him into Mexico and up through
the rebellion-curSed country. What he
was chiefly concerned in was how he
was to get out of Mexico with his
SSO,O00 after the fight with Jess vii.
lard.
The champion felt satisfied. he said
in his letter, which was dated at the
Barbados, B. W l., that he could get
into Mexico without anything but tine
loss of lot of time.
But 1t appears that lot of people
have told him things about conditions
IN the northern section of the republic.
This got him to thinking. He figured
out that if he was paid off on the Mex.
lean side he would either have 10 send
the money into the United States with
some trusted friend. or run a big risk
of being held upon his way out.
1t was a tough proposition and
johnson could not fathom it. That s
why he did not come TO Juarez and
battle Willard. IT least this is the
intimation in his letter.