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' ,0:- - Telephone 365 Star Business Office SECOND EDITION 1 .VOL XVIII. HONOLULU, HAWAII, FRIDAY. .JULY 15, 1 !!(). No. 5701 V' CHINESE SOLDIERS TO HELP PORTUGUESE Discuss STRANDED OFF Embarrass Engineers railway OKITZL TAHAV Bitulithic Pavement H J? Lr IBB (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) - Tho Oalm Railway and Laud Co. Is It seams that, In the eyes of the thinking of ejecting the Russians still law, "the Russians at Iwilel are squat-campe- d YOKOHAMA, July 15. Tho big Pacific Mail s lea m ship Mongolia - on the railroad property be- - ters and therefore have certain rights A paper on bitulithic pavement, gave considerable Information. Mr. is now the victim of her- third serious accident, she having some four yond Iwilel, on tho stretch to the within tho law; that they cannot bo prepared by C O. Warren of Boston Ballentyne showed great confidence years ago stranded in mid-Pacili- She is now aground at Okilzu, she they own-hav- e quarantine island, but whether forced off the land, but that tho while visiting this city a few months In the bitulithic and told of Its ma-l'it- s being beached at o'clock this morning, but as far as at present right to force thom oft or Railway the ora 0f the land, the Oahu and ago, was read by Joseph A. Gllman from personal observation on can be ascertained, she has experienced no damage. It is expected will have to bring suit in ejectment, Land Co., will have to go to court, to before the Hawaiian Engineering the mainland. - that she will be in deep water again as soon as site has been lightened Is a Question that Is agitating the rail- t tnem off Association at the Collego of Ha- At the close the meeting scorned to way night. Samples be of her freight. interests. fa waii last of the completely In favor of the. paving 1 lg h f dlseasQ Those actually residing on tho pavement cut from streets In Bos- of Fort street with that material, t4 J . , , and is becoming a danger to the com- - i ii i ton and Portlanc, Ore., were exhibit- although no vote was called on the ren, the men, or most of the imml- - J ed. There was a general discussion question. A vole of thanks to Mr. grants who refuse to go to work on to movo them and the railway people of bitulithic and other paving mate- Warren for his paper was passed. me-kin- d v the plantations, having secured soma want to move tnem, out just wnat rial, in which Manager C. G. Ballen-tyn- o Vice President Robert J. Pratt was GUNBOATS SENT of temporary - work around thod is to be adopted is still unde-town- . of the Rapid Transit Co., Mr. in tho chair and there was a good termined. Southworth. Mr. Rowell and others attendance of members. TO KILL PIRATES SIERRA IN L. (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) WE i FROM HONGKONG, July l,i The Chinese government has dispatched HA COAST ten gunboats and twelve hundred soldiers to assist the Portuguese in All the extermination of the pirates at f'olowan. In spite of being obliged to slow Arrangements are now completed for the visit of Colonel Charles Miles, down for two days, so as not to ar- who Is in charge of the Salvation rive too early, the Sierra of the Secretary 10. A. Mott-Smit- b is getting out a new edition of tho Army work for the Pacific Coast Pro- Oceanic line managea to make tho election laws and also a new buinjli of 'instructions to inspectors of vince, which includes Hawaii. trip down from San Francisco in five election, all to cover the coming .general elections in November. In Tho Colonel arrived In ho Sierra cidentally, Motr-Snut- h will probably be absent at the next general days, eighteen hours forty-fou- r this morning and will leave in the and election, when it will be up to the chief clerk of the governor's office evening In the Claudlne for Walluku, arriving oft port day Mott-Sinit- minutes, at to run the election. h will be away on a very much earned where he will conduct services In the break this morning and being along vacation. Army hall and In the different side of .her dock before seven thirty. Col. In regard to voting at the plebiscite on July 21!, as to prohibition (Associated Press Cable to churches on Maul. Afterward Flno weather was encountered the The Star.) proceed to Hawaii and or it must be borne in mind that men are to- vote Miles will entire voyage with just enough wind. Kauai, visiting Honokaa, Hilo, Koloa where they voted last tiine to make tho trip pleasant for tho sev TOKLO, July 15. Terauchi has left here for Seoul to assume the and Walmea, to hold meetings in As to the general elections in November they must enty-thre- e passengers who arrived duties of resident general. He savs that he will not use tile "mailed each place and Inspect the conditions on the popular liner. Fifteen hun- list." of the Army work. dred and fifteen tons of freight, five t In' Honolulu Coionel will con- the six- - automobiles, one hundred and BIG STRIKE duct t- series of meetings in connec- teen of Nearly Me! tion with the celebration of the fif- bags mail and a large amount Salvation "of Wells Fargo express matter was teenth anniversary of the Fa . R Army's advent on the Islands, com- brought for' Honolulu. DEFERRED AVIATOR DIE mencing on Saturday, August 6, when Last night a vaudeville entertain- Troll cu iiofith a great reception will be given him in ment was presented by the passen (Special Cable to the Star.) the Army hall at King and Nuuanu gers in honor of the fall of the Has- - streets, at which all the officers from tile, Mile. A. Dreyfus giving an his- Dr. Norman fairweather, accom posts on PIIIDADELPHIA, July 15. The OF INJU the various the Islands will torical account of the famous epoch panied by his sister and two of her RES present. on Pennsylva- be In French history which, brought threatened strike tho girl friends, came very near meet On Sunday morning, August 7, he railway system defer- forth much merited applause from nia has been ing death late yesterday afternoon (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) will speak In the Methodist Church, red pending tho of tho confer- those present. Mile. Dreyfus is mak result on tho corner of Young and Alexan in the afternoon he will address the ence between the company's repre- ing her first visit to Hawaii having der streets, when car number u of GAUD, iJelgiuiu, July 15. Kinot, the aviator, is dead through in children of tho Army Sunday school, delegates of tho come all the way from her home In sentatives and the the Rapid Transit Company came juries received from a fall from his air machine. and In the evening will preach in the trainmen's unions Christian church. Monday he will Paris to see the beauties of this down the grade on Alexander street hold three sessions ofofficers' coun- place that she has heard so much bound toward Pawaa junction. cils, and on Tuesday evening will con- about. Dr. Fairweather was driving I1I3 great public wedding ceremony Wireless communicatiorf was kept duct a FLOUT MONGOLIA Chalmers-Detroi- t car , number 441, ADMIRAL'S DEAD of two prominent Army officers in the up with either San Francisco or Ho out Young street toward Walkikl, JMDOW Army hall. nolulu,, the whole trip, the Important when the trolley car caught his ma- Tho Colonel is a fluent speaker news of tho day being edited by the chine, tearing away part of the fen- SAN FKANCISCO, July lo. The widow of and has wide experience in Salvation. IN THREE DAYS Admiral Coghlan is genial purser, Mr. Smith. on left Army work in different parts of the der and running bonra tho dead. Mrs. W. T. Lucas, widow of th'e or world. During Ms visit lie will go side and smashing three four BOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)! late manager May & Co. who died minutely Into all details of the Army of San Francisco Sailed July in, S. spokes In each of the left wheels. in California a few weeks ago, is S. Nevadan for Honolulu. The fender of tho car dragged the SACHS SALE SOON PAU. i operations on tho Islands. here for a short visit for the purpose Port Townsend Arrived July 14, machine along the track for a (lis Saturday noon will see tho close of Office. of settling somo Important business sch. Helene, hence Juno 27. tance of nearly thirty feet before It Snch3 remarkablo annual clearanco Fine Job Frlntlng, Star You only a time to matters. Seattle Sailed July 14, S. S. was brought to a standstill. sale. havo short Is a take advantage of the wonderful bar- Mrs. M. F. Prosser home after for Honolulu. Dr. Fairweather suffered slight pleasant visit with friends on tho gains. A special reduction will bo Oklstu, July 15, S. S. Mongolia bruises on his legs but refused to go mainland. made on trimmed hats until tho closo stranded. Expect to soat her in 3 to the hospital when tho patrol wa M. K. Cook, chief clerk in the De of the sale. days. gon arrived on the scone. Tho In partment of Public Works, Is home Insurance dies on tho enr wero uninjured but Life from a on tho main- short visit NEW RIC& MILL.

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