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TH1 HAWAT1SN RTAR a Xho Advertising Woy Is Tho Way to Win Simoon in Businoss I - "SlGGND 4 EDITION TH1 HAWAT1SN RTAR A Xho Advertising Woy Is Tho Way To Win Simoon In Businoss I VOL. XIV. HONOLULU, HAWAII, rrEsow, lr.RV 29. u7. .No. 4632 BALDWIN TELLS OF PELE'S CAULDRON HALEMAUMAU I TACKABLE GET! PLAGUE HOLDS FILLING UP A STEAMER TO STILL MERICA MARD dPgfjBD L. WALDRON HETURNBD THIS MultNINO 1'ItoM THE VOL- CANO HOUSE HALBMAUMAU HAS KILLED VP 150 FRET SINCE NG SPANIARD: H - 000 WKDMIOSDAY MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE IS VIEWED BY MANY. 00 00 TO THE VOLCANO HOl'SE. 0 0 MtLO PEOPLE WALK Q00i'ilS33at 4 4 4 l 4 9 e The 8. S. America Marti will not for San Francisco before noon ijL tomorrow. She is at the quarantine wharf where she docked about 2 The Board of Immigration this morning icceived a cablegram from o'clock this afternoon and over 600 Japanese steerage passengers are f "It 1 magnificent spectacle. It entire floor ot the pit would be red K. R. Stackable In London stating that he could obtain a steamer to being landed there to go Into quarantine for a couple of weeks. irM repays for the trip and the ex- - hot aolld maaa ot flames. Then bring the Spaniards to this place In March for IS pounds or about $75 It is possible that the cabin passengers for Honolulu will be land- - INMtM," anwred Fred Jl. Waldron again there would he 'dark streaks a head. The Board of Immigration Immediately cabled him to close ed in Honolulu tonight. The suspicious death among the Japanem who returned this morning from Ha- - through It and perhaps one side of the thp deal and begin the actual recruiting of passengers. immigrants is now said to have been due to bubonic plague. 0 wall on the Mauna Loa after a visit to pit would cool oft entirely while the Tlie ship load of immigrants will b.. from the sugar districts of ' 0 0 00 Kltauaa, when asked as to his Idea ot lava flowed to the other side. Then Southern Spain. There will be about ion.) including children and suddenly a huge wave of glowing hot 000 000 the aotlrlty In the crater. womei . They should arrive heie ab"Ui l.V 9 Halemaumau Is Hlllng up rapidly, lava would rush out over the black 0 0 Long before daylight the America ashore and cremated. Meanwhile the of pit transform them 00 n. Prom "Wednesday until" Saturday the portions the and 1 8 9 !' 1"J"I' . 4 4 4 ! 6 Maru was off port. Before 8 o'clock vessel was new me naruor, me filled up a of 160 feet In an Instant Into the most brilliant of t t t H yellow pit had distance quarantine ofllcers boarded the flyln. leaving It still about 450 reet In dopth. scenes. Over the floor of the pit there the There is alieblutely Wo signs ot It wns continually little cones shooting up vessel to make the usual examination Anierca. ner CBbln passengers wilt abating. One week ago the crater was into the air and the scenes were of the passengers. It was learned that lmve aui,mll to a process of dlsln- - among t0 000 feet In depth according to a descrlbable in their beauty, MOR E MONEY F a death had recently occurred facti0n and the Immigrants must stay survey' made by Surveyor Baldwin and "On Saturday evening when I visited the Japanese lmmlgrats and the body m quarantine until all danger Is paBt. lie told me on Sunday that slnco Wed- - the pit for the last time thero were at had been embalmed. The doctors made lt )h itnp0ble to say whan the vessel ntsday the crater had fllled up 150 feet least 250 people at the pit. Japanese an examination of the body and, the wm gat f0r tne Coast, buzt It Is un- - and that he thought that It would con- - were there in numbers and several of examlnatlon being completed about Hkely, say her agents that sho will upon - .ttnue for some time. He also stated It them had strapped their backs 1 :20 o'clock this aftemon, It was con- get away before noon tomorrow, was the most beautiful sight seen there their children. Many of these Japa-slnc- e TIF death was due to bu- - The America Maru will be fumigated activity, eluded that the In the early '90's when the pit nese walked miles to view the bonir plague. The body was sent before proceeding. fllled. There were people there who had walk-- was entirely 4 - "On Thursday evening and Saturday ed clear from Hllo for want of the (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) i evening a party of us sat at the edge of money with which to pay for a con- - the pit entranced with tho beauty of - WASHINGTON, D. C, January 2? --The Senate has passed the fortifica SHERIFF I (Continued on Five). FORMER 4 the flowing hot lava. At times the fags tion bill. Senator Perkins ot California secured an increase of $100,000 for Japanese Hawaii, making a total of $200,000. DEMURRER 1,200,000 Shiozawa THEY BEAT THE DUTCH. Were AMSTERDAM, January 29. There u a In Kedlvl serious revolt the OF HAWAIt province of Java. Many Dutch have been killed. BROWN'S LEASE THE SHEEP LAND WILL COME UP ON" Of Sugar Denounces PLAGUE BREAKS OUT. AHanded MONDAY BY STIPULATION. I NEWCHWANG, January 29, There Is an outbreak of plague at this piace.- - THERE WERE 38 NOT LANDED By stipulation it has beon agreed that tho matter pfjhe Tarrjtory against AlienClause OF THE 260 ON- - THE STEAMER ailing STATE SENATE PROTESTS. A. M. Brown- for specific? performance 29.-T- ALAMEDA. demur- SACRAMENTO, January Jte Senate today adopted a resolution pro of contract, will be heard on 800,000 BAGS OF CHIEF PRODUCT JAPANESE EDITOR DOES NOT testing at the interference of the Federal government In the Japanese school rer on Monday morning. Judge Gear Is appearing for Brown. FOR SHIPS TO THINK PROPOSED LIQUOR LAW question In San Francisco. Although tho Associated Press cable- L STOKED HERE Harbottle vs. 200 Japaneso The trial of the caso of FAIR. grams stated that the tho TAKE IT AWAY. TOLSTOI DYING. who woro refused a landing from tho Sam Kaanol and Keaweamahl for STOCKHOLM, January 29. Tolst ol the great Russian novelist and social Alameda on her arrival at tho coast, payment of a promissory note for $33, bofor& reformer is dyln; I In- was resumed today Judge Three hundred 'thousand bags of "Tho clause in the proposed liquor had been landed It appears from bill, discriminating against aliens ,Is formation given out tho Japaneso arc stored In two warehouses at at BUgar most unfair," said C. Shiozawa, editor COMMISSION BUSY. Consulato that there wero 38 of them lha.Eva end of the harbor, waiting for of the Hawaii Shlnpo Sha this morn- SAN FRANCISCO, January 29. The Interstate Commerce Commission not nllowed to land but held for fur- ARRIVING. ships to take It away. In the ware- ing 'and It Is made wholly against the is devoting its inquiries to tho merger of the Harrlman lines. ther Investigation. The consul general Tuesday, January 29. n port so by cablo Maru, Going, from! house of the American-Hawaiia- Japanese and Chinese as thoy arts the at this was advised T. K. K. America who cannot become tho Japanoso consular offico in Orient, off port day light. In Steamship Company there are 150,000 only races hero SWETTENHAM SORRY. from at clause my es- 29. Francisco immediately following sugar the warenouse naturalized. Such a in LONDON, January Governor Swettenham has withdrawn his re San bags of and in cannot be In accordance with signation. a to he expressed demanding tho refusal of a landing. sugar for California timation In letter Davis regret at his action wherein Is stored tho treaty unless they give us the right the withdrawal of American troops from Jamaica when they were thero to not as yet as PROBATE MATTERS. are about as many bags. With The consul has learned there to become naturalized. give aid. The Incident Is closed. disposition of the 38 but Lindsay W. O. sugar worth about four dollars per bag, to the flnnl Judge appointed awaiting shipment reach- "Tho subjects of Japan aro entitled believes that they wero landed. How- Smith administrator of tho cstato of tho material to right privileges may be possible W. $1,200,000. the same and under ever he statos that it the late James Glrvln, deceased.' es a value of the treaty as tho subjects of 'the most USBQRNE that thoy aro being returned to Japan. without bonds. Sugar is Still pouring in anu men. fnvnP,i nnnnln'. Now the Englishman. JOHN THE DELINQUENT Tho reason given for tho refusal was Cecil Brown has filed an approved Is nothing immediately In sight to take tne Frencnmani the German, any oth-- lt that they woro accused of being bond in $1,000 as administrator of tho away, except the ship Ersklne M. er race the sun almost can be- - brought Japan as contract labor- estate of Beatrice Helen Chrlstley, a um0r from Phelps which will get away about come citizens of the United States and TO LEAVESHORTLY TAX LIST FOR 1 ers, and their stop at Hawaii was sim- .week .sooner than she expected as a hold liquor licenses under the alien ply a blind to thrown tho authorities The will of the lato Father Stappers result of the handlness of the sugar law.
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