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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

On the same steamer that brought
young Smart 20 Honolulu Attorney C..
~. Olson Of Holmes, Stanley q Olson
returned from kaiIua. Attorney Olson
and Attorney NJ. z. Prosser OF Frear,
Prosser, Anderson q Marx went TO
kailua to file the petition Of Mrs.
Knight that the child be removed
from its father's custody and that she
be sppointed its guardian. The peti.
tion was fled, together with affda-
Wits backing up its sensational aiiega-
tionss and on Thursday night 4 court
order was served on Smart removing
the child from HE possession and
placing Il In the care Of Mary Ann
lemon, who has had charge Of some
Of the Smart property on Hawaii.
Attorney Prosser has remained onr
Hawaii to look after some further
matters In connection with the case.
70 DENY EvERYTHfNG."
Smart this morning was handed
copy OF the StarBulletin containing
the first story OF the filing Of the suit.
He read the headlines and then smiled
bitterly. He was asked for a state
Snent.
q cannot make any statement at
lthls time,s he said, sat least not until
] have thoroughly examined the com.
plant In this suit. must have time
TO read II all, even between the lines.
II would be foolish, after having .en.
gagged attorneys to advise me, for ma
70 give out any statement until have
conferred with them.
"This much you can cay for me.
however, he said, turning and facing
his Interviewer, shat deny every
thing alleged In that complaint.
haven't had time to read II thoroughly.
but read enough to satisfy me that
there Is no truth in t."
Smart hurried down town, early m
the morning to consult friends. Hel
said he would remain in Honolulu N.
I'll some definite plan OF action dhas
been mapped cut.
Smart, while In Honolulu, will prob
ably reside with Col. Sam Parker.
grandfather Of his late wife, at the 4
tatter's residence in Waikiki.
COURT HEARING MARCH 8.
The court order served on Smart
Thursday night names March az the
date Of the hearing before Judge
Matthewman a. 20 the permanent re-
suoval Of Smart as guardian Of his
baby son.
Il restrains Smart from interfer-
ing In any way or removing his 1e-
nonths.old child from the iurisdic-
ton Of the kailua courts and at the
same time ordered him to deliver over
the child to Mrs. Mary Ann Lemon. a
neutral party in the litigation and
who has had charge OF Some Of the
Smart property sinces the death Of
Mrs. Smart. The order Is as follows:
Territory Of Hawaii
ITO Henry Gaillard Smart.
Correcting:
"Nou are hereby ordered and com.
raanded 60 deliver over forthwith the
person, and the custody, care and Coz.
troll, Of the above-named Richard
Spart your minor son, unto Mary
Ann Lemon, and, pending the hearing
and determination Of the above-enti-
tied cause on the petition hereto an.
nexed, to refrain and desist from exer-
cising or assuming any control over
said minor or removing him from or
without the jurisdiction Of this court,
subject only to the further order Of
this court.
IRON FENCE
IRON sETTEEs. VASES AND
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Henry Parker Hawaiian
against
He
Of fighting the finish
Smart arrived this morning from Hawaii the Mauna kea He left
Wmea Of the he suit flied by Mrs Elizabeth
si5ooooo soooooo left by Mrs. Smart Smart
his
illness schemng ain her fortune.
probably Waea until suit disposed Of
+. U
this finish Smart told the sareuetin
additional time thoroughly
sannt?"
This publicity perhaps will prejudice
impossible
II impartial vene should be summoned he
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Russians Drive Austrians Out Of
Bukowina, Open New Road to Hungary

PARIS France Jan 9-The Petrograd correspondent Of
the Paris Man says that the Russians have entered Trans
vana that the Ausans have hastily evacuated all Bukowna
and that thus new road is opened to Hungary.
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AMSTERDAM, Holland Jan. 9-The Berlin correspond
ent Of the London Telegraph says that the Prusan ministry
of state has decreed:
In view of the seriousness Of the times public festivities
should be postponed the kaisers forthcoming birthday
January q.
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Roumanian Mobilization to Begin S
January "a, Says Petit Parisien

PARIS, France Jan 9The Petit Parisien SAYS that the
mobilization Of the Roumanan army will begin on January "a
and continue until 100000 men ready for battle
Qnnn-4 - Eo.l:..1s f. Y
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Sierra, Jan. II.
For San Francisco:
Korea, Jan. IL.
From Vancouver:
Indefinite.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Jan. s. :
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
ALASKA RAILROAD
 WAITS ON WILSON

WASHINGTON, March 10. - The Alaska railroad question is now waiting on President Woodrow Will son. who has been giving his time largely to foreign affairs. Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane is ready to take the question up with the President whenever the latter has the necessary time to give it the at- tention that he desires to bestow.
 Tn congestion Of business during the closing days Of Congress prevent ed tho President and Secretary Of the Interior from entering into anything approaching an extended conference over the Alaska railroad question.
 ln the meantime the members Of the engineering board are marking dime. and preparing to make further surveys.
 The engineering commission is also playing part in the negotiations for the Alaska Northern purchase. De- spite rumors to the contrary these negotiations are stilI in progress.
 Silence About Morgan Road.
 There is little being said about the prospect Of purchasing the Morgan Copper River and Northwestern prop egty What has beeu done or the facts concerning the negotiations of the past or present concerning the mat ter are known only by Secretary or the Interior Lane and he declines to say anything until after he shall have a talk with the President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
AT rHg COURT HOUSE.
@

The case of John Colich ys the AL aska Gastineau Minlng company is being concluded in the district court today and will probably reach the jury by four o'clock.
 The habeas corpus petition in the case .os Ben Guidovi vs J. T. Wheeler. city taller win be heard In the dis trict court at D. ID. John Rustgard. for the plainti0. will contest the valid iiy Of tho city ordinance unoer which Guidovi was convicted Attorney Si- mon Heuenthal appears for the city.
 In the case of Charles Riley vs the Hanum Construction company, the court oYerrulod the motion Of the de- fendant yesterday and gave 10 days in which to Gle an answer.
 Proof of labor was filed in commis- sloners office yesterday by John Wag- ner for several mining claims between Lemon and salmon creeks
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
8H0JR DAY FOR AlL OF
 MINE NgR...

At tho first session of the legisla tWe two years ago. many oi ihe sol ons voting on che elghthour labor bill, which finally passed to apply only to underground quartz mining.
 Accordingly tho Second Legislature will consider two new amendotory bills, both Introduced by Representa- tive Snow. The first omendatofy bill, introduced yesterday provides the 8. hour day for an underground diggings. The second introduced today provides the eighthour ay shall apply to all classes of mining
 Reduce Wolf Bounty.
 in the Senate today the committee on fisheries, game and agriculture re. ported back s. B. l1 providing a bounty on wolves and hairseal, with an amendment tackled to il which re- duces the bounty on wolves from S15 to SlO and eliminates tho hair seal from the provisions of the act. The bin will likely pass in that form.
 s. J. Resolution 9, by MT. Hubbard. reserving fifty per cent. of the for est reserve fund to be expended in the establishment and maintenance of public schools in Alaska, under regulations prescribed by Che iegisla. ture. was introduced md referred 10 the committee on education
 Ono Bill Paseed.
 The Senate today passed S B. i6. ubstillto for S. f5 under sns' pension of the rules order to vaii- date the printing contract between the legislature and tho Dispatch and Em- pire publishing companies The act is effective Immediately upon passage by the House.
 Reduce Wilberforee Claim.
 The committee on public health,and reported back s. B. 12, by Suzer asking the compensation of Dr. P Wnberforce for precenting al smallpox epidemic, with au amend ment reducing the compensation from $500 to S30O. The bill was re.com- mitted to the finance committee. Sen ator Sulzer asked for a recess that the finance committee might net on the bill in order that there should be no further delay In compensating Dr. Objection was arisod by Senator Tanner who declared he be- neyed the bin should take It's turn.
 The Senate adjourned at 1 o'clock Co meet at 12:30 tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
FORTS
 CONTINUE TO FALL
 AS ALLIES PROCEED

PARIS, March 1o.-The operation of the Allied fleet at the DardaneIles were rcsumed with renewed vloor this morning, and further progress through the Narrcws was made.
 The heavy batteries on tho heIgths Of Renkui, the fire from which had been troublesome, were slleneed this morning. The bombardment con- tinued for several hours after the guns has ceased to respond, following the precedent heretofore established.
 The Allies have continued to land troops along the shores of the Oar danelles, and they have engaged the Turkish forces defending the canal whi5h had been driven inland by the heavy bombardment of the British and French ships.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
GERMANS LOSE BIG
 SUBMARINE GRAFT

LONDON March 1O.-The German submarine U-2O was rammed and sunk yesterday by the British torpedo boat destroyer Ariel U.
 Shortly before meeting her fate the U-2O had torpedoed the British mer- chantman Backward, which sank. The crew of the Blackwood was saved. The Ariel then took up the chase of the U-20, and after consider. able maneuyering, rammed her.
 The British steamships Princess Royal and Tangistan were also sunk by German submarines yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
MAY TAKE MONTHS
 TO PASS DAR0ANELLEs

LONDON. March 10.-It may take several months ret to force the entire passage of the Dardanelles. but naval experts declare that opening success es presage the capture Of constant- nople. All London papers devote col umns Go the DardaneIles situation. The rejoicing in the prospect is general. Tho ships of the Allies have encompassed half of the 40 miles from the MedI- terranean to Marmora
 Smelling Wrought Havoc
 Athens dispatches say that when the Anglo.French forces were landed to take possession of the silenced Tur- klsh forts they found that excavations 70 feet wide and 30 feet deep had been torn up; guns had been shattered, the fragments tearing asunder the bodies of Turkish artillery men; magazines had been exploded. sending exploding shells and wreckage through the steel and masonry; parts of bodies and the fragments or armaments were found strewn for more than mile.
 Turkish Loss 5000
 The Turkish losses in the Dardar- elles bombardment thus far total 5000 dead and wounded, according to q ca- bleeram from salonica. Troop trains from constantinopie are clogging the railways on the European side and the Turkish wounded are without medical attention.
 Despite the Turkish efforts to keep secret the Allies successes. it has be- come known in Constantinople, and panic is reported Thousands are flee- ing. taking their portable effects.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
PUTS
 IN TROLLEY SYSTEM

Yesterday morning the Alaska Ju. neau Gold Mining Company began op- eratins their new electric hauiage system which has been under con struction for some months past. The day crew were carried over the line on the trial trip. the machinery run ming like clock work and fulfilling the highest expectations.
 The trolley wire system is what the name signifies, the power being fed from an overhead wire. the same as any ordinary street car. The hauling is done by 9-ton electric locomo- tives, which can be handled with much greater ease and agility than the gas engine formerly used. Also the electric power system is vast improvement on the gas engines, in as much as it does not fin the tunnels with bad air And when it is consid- cred that the road runs through three tunnels. approximating 3S95 feet it is readily seen what this new installa- tion means in that respect
 We already have the line complet- ed to tho 4,oOO-foot mark, said Supt. John Richards yesterday, "and by the end Of the week we expect to have It up to the 6500 foot mark. which will bring 1t in to the face Of tho drift
 Altogether. the distance over which the new electric system win operate, is approximately two and one-han miles. It is 652S feet rom tho wharf up the tram to the round house, and as much farther to the face of the drift in the Alaska Juneau mine.
 We are now employing l60 men. said Supt. Richards in answer to the question.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
J. Q. LoWMAN REcoVERS
 FROM SERIOUS ATTACK

SEATTLE. March 1o.-J. D. Low man, leading Seattle capitalist and former president of the Seattle Cham ber of Commerce. who was danger ously lil is now believed to be out of danger
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
FORMER ARCTIC CLUB
 SECRETARY SUICIDES

SEATTLE. March TO- Wilbur S. Lewis, secretary-treasurer Of the A.. Robinson company. one of the pioneer real estate firms of this city. with of fees in the Alaska building, commit ted suicide this morning iil health is given as the cause of the act
 Wilbur S Lewis was well known In Seattle He was for two years sec retary of the Arctic Club and had g wide acquaintance among Alaskans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
STANDS BY THE
 INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM

OLYMPIA, Wash. March 1O.-Goy. Ernest Lister today vetoed three bills that had passed the legislature and were designed to curtail Che use of the initiative and referendum.
 An attempt will be made to pass the bills over the head of the Cover nor They were opposed when in the legislature by the Democrats and Progresslvcs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
TAiRTY COMING 10
 JUNEAU ON HUMBOLDT

SEATTLE. March 10. - The Hum boIdt will sail for Alaska tonight with the following named passengers for Juneau: F. M Harvey wife and three sons, Mrs J. F. Robertson. E. G. Me Mahon. Robert Stevens, c. Roddy Hil- da Mateson. Eura Moteson. c. G. Gib- son S. NJ. Porter and wife, A. C.. Dahl md wife. A. B. Uorris. F. Yhurd. croft. and ten stecrage.
 There are three steerage passen- gers for Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
LADIES' DANCING CLASS
 wlTa MISS euLlcN

Miss Guliek is commencing her third series of elacses for ladies on Wriday morning at lO:f5. Owing to the fact thar the now dances arc com ing more and more into fashion. Miss Gulck has decided to teach che new dances at this morning class Instead of the exercises iu the former classes. The one step. hesitation, fox trot. Lu- u Fado. etc, will be among the dances taught. Several new members have Joined the class. All those desirous or knowing the new steps should take this excellent opportunity of doing SO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
WRECKAGE OF FAMOUS
 SUBMARINE FOUND

cHRIsTIANA. March To- Accord ing to reports received here wreckage supposed to be from the German sub marine "U-9" which destroyed the British cruisers Aboukir Hogue and Greasy on the 2Srd of last September has been found near christiana on the beach. The "U-9' was reported in a disabled condition on November 1st but nothing has been heard of her since.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
GREAT AUSTRIAN
 ARMY NON-EXISTANT

LONDON March lO-The London Morning Posts correspondent at Bud apesi says that the original first line army of 2,00O0OO with which Austria Hungary began the war is almost non existant now While the government admits the loss of 100000 men. actual figures are l.6OO.00Oi of whom 100000 wounded are gradually being sent back to thl front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
ENaLANn WouLn MAKg

GERMANY FEED BELGIUM
 LONDON, March i0.-Bccause Ger many has. refused Go cnd its cash re, Quisitions on Belgium and is now cole icctuB war levy of S8.000.000 a month from the whole country, the British foreign office declines to give Q direct subsidy to the commission for relief In Belgium This information is conveyed in letter from Sir Ed ward Grey to Herbert c. Hoover the chairman of the American Belgian Re lief Committee,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
RUSSIA REPORTS OF SUCCESS
 iN NORTH CONTINUES

LONDON, March lO.-Reports from Peuograd are of the continued success of the Russian arms in North Poland The German forces are being gradu- ally forced back on the Prussian bor- der.
 The conditions in the western thea. ire of war remain practically m3 changed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
GERMANY SINKING
 MANY MERCHANTMEN

BERLIN. March 1O.- Information received from Amsterdam week ago and just made public, says that 20 steamers belonging to nations hostile to Germany had been sunk in the first wetek of the underwater warfare against the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
FRENCH PREVENT
 SEIGE OF VERDUN

PARIS. March 10.-The war office says; Investment of vordun has been continuously one of the objec- lives of the German general staff and the most important means have been employed They have attempted fruit lessly to drive a wedge through the valley that separates the heights Of verdun from the slopes of the Mouse proper.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
 MARRIAGE
 LICENSES?

Representative A. G. Shoup, instiga- tor of the vital statistics registration law at the 1913 legislative session. to- day in the House introduced a bin to require the Issuance Of marriage Ii. censes in Alaska. It is said the bill is founded on the large number of an- nulment suits filed in the Territory by disappointed young couples. MT. Shoup also Is the author of a bill that was presented today, which would eliminate the clerks of the district courts as recorders Of birth, marriage and death certificates. The bin Is of the present law
 whas sni Provides
 The marriage license bin provides that application for a license shall be made to the United States commis- sioner at least five days before the li. cense shall be issued, that an oath of the applicants shall be taken, and that parents objection will be taken into in granting a hcense. The applications for licenses would be posted in a docket book under the provisions of the Shoup bili. and any person believing that Che statements Of the application are false or insuih- cient or chat the applicants are inc competent to marry, may file @ peti- ton of protest.
 The bill provides that Q commissioner who issues a license contrary to the provisions Of the act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by 8 fine not to exceed $500, or Imprisonment for one year or by both.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
ecrmanv penles Loaeoa.

BERLIN yia Amsterdam), March 1O.-The Admiralty asserts that not one German submarine has been lost in the war against Great Britain and France French and British reports that two to six submarines had been destroyed since Feb. IS are declared wholly untrue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
LONDON TO MAKE
 DYEsTUFFs FOR ENGLAND

LONDON, March 1O.-The Bradford Overs Association has given the as- surance of full support of governmens plans for manufacturing dyestuffs and the success Of the scheme is now as sured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
SINK BIG AMERICAN WHEAT
 SHIP IN ATLANTIC

NEWPORT NEVIS, Va, March iO.-I The German Commander of the Ger. man auxiliary cruiser PrInze Eitei an- nounced this afternoon that the Amer iean ship William p. Frye was sunk In the Soush Atlantic January 27th because she carried contraband.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
CAUSED SENSATION AT WASH
 lNGToN.

Washington. March 1o.-The sink ing Of the American ship William P. Frye caused a sensation in official and diplomatic circles here. because wheat is nou-eontraband.
 The crew of Che Frye Was removed and taken aboard the German cruiser which thsn deliberately sunk the American cr7ft
 The William P. Frye was an Amer ican steel ship. 382 feet long Of g.. S74 tons. She was built at Bath, Me, in 190i
 The lost vessel was the largest American saiIing vessel in commis- sion. She was owned by Arthur Sew al and Company. or Bath. Me.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
sRlrlsH sAlP OWNERS

AFTER MORE NAVY LONDON. March 10-Although Brit ish ship owners accepted the rate ot fered by the admiralty for the hire Of their vessels up to Dec Sl last they are asking more for the petriod since then, on the ground that rates gener- ally have been advanced The ques' ton will be referred to arbitration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
ANOTHER GERMAN
 SUBMARINE CAUGHT

CARDIFF. March 1o.-A German submarine is believed to have been destroyed on Che coast of North Wales. Wrecl,age IS being washed ashore. Among the debris there were found charts of German and English ports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
WILL HUMPHREY SEES
 TRoUBLE WITH JAPAN

WASHINGTON, March 10 Rep resentative VIII D. Humphrey of Washington. who is stlu at the Ma tional capital predicted yesterday that unless the authorities permit the seamen's law to become a dead letter the United States win be Tn trouble with Japan over the lew within six months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
WARNED
 TO LEAVE MEXICO

WASHINGTON. March lO-secre. tary of State William J. Bryan has again warned Americans to leave Mexico. In the warning it Is stated that free transportation will be pro vided by the United States to as many as desire lt
 The battleship Georgia and armored cruiser Washington arc on the way from Cuba to Vera Cruz.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
ADMIRAL FLETCHER
 RoisTs NEW FLAG


 WASHINGTON March l0.-Admir- al Frank F Fletcher, recently promot- ed to the fun rank of Admiral, created by the last Congress, hoisted his flag today.
 Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels today announced that Rear Admirals Thomas B. Howard and W. c. Cowies win become Admlrals by promotion Friday Cowles is a broth er.in-law Of former President Theo- dore Roosevelt
 The new naval law provides for three Admirala in the United States navy Admiral Fletcher. the first one named, was prominent in the Tampi- GO and Vera Cruz operations Of last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
MINING PATENTS ISSUED.

The local land office issued patents to the Alaska Gasurleau Mining com pany today on the York Alma and Avon lode claims. These claims ad- join the Perseverance mine In the rp- per basin oi Gold creek.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
seaLLIe Oonoses cordoVa Road

oedLsie SPpc5c3 So'Q2ha noau.
 SEATTLE. March 10.-The Seattle Commercial club yesterday passed res olutions declaring against the pur- chase of the Copper River and North western railroad. and asking that the money that would be necessary to make the purchase be expended on wagon roads. bridges and trails in AL aska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
RUSSIA LEvlEs ANOTHER
 INCREASED INCOME TAX

LONDON. March 1O.-A Petrograd dispatch says war tax has been im- posed on men immune from military service and who are under 4S years of age The tax varies from $S on iri- comes of $500 or less to Slo0 on in- comes of more than $1O,OOO
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

Captain and Crew Of vessen silent.
 NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March TO- Capt F. q Kiehme. master of the Seattle grain ship William ?. Frye his wife and members Of the crew. ar rived here today on the German auail- iary cruizer Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The cruiser put into New York for repairs, and may interne here.
 Whether or not the William ?. Frye was sunk by the Friederich or fgur- ed in marine disaster win not be disclosed at present
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
GERMAN ADMIRAL
 REMOVED FROM KEEL

KEEL, Germany. March lO.-Admiral von EngenohI, commander of the German high sea fleet, has been re- moved from his post and sent from Kiel to Berlin. It is rumored that Prince Henry of Prussia has succeed. cd him.