Harvard Wins the Varsity and Freshman Races
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u i ) U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, June 25. Last 24 Hours' rainfall, .02. SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.25c. Per Ton, JS5.00. Temperature, Max. 80; Min. 72. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, 10s. ll;d. Per Ton, $36.20. ESTABLISHED JULY 2. 1858. uat VOL. XLVIL, NO. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. i 8075. PRICE FIVE CENTS. IL I THE ITINERARY MM ,'S INSPECTION OF THE ITINERARY HARVARD WINS tle-- ur-ta-- ne; BOOSTER DINNER' PEARL FOR KAUAI TOUR THE VARSITY AND es. OF THE BIC Secretary Garfield to Spend eet Ninety Were Present and Some Secretary Garfield and Party . Interesting Speechs Were Will See Lochs and Visit Saturday Among the FRESHMAN RACES : FLEET Delivered. Sisal Plant. Barons. alr tat. The Commercial Club gave a "boost- This morning at nine o'clock the Sec- A. Gartley went to Kauai last even- Rebels Capture a Town in Mexico Funeral of er" dinner last evening. It was served retary of the Interior, accompanied by ing to make the final arrangements for at 7 o'clock and about ninety sat down a number of prominent citizens, will Secretary Garfield's tour of the Garden Cleveland to Be Very Simple There Will Latest Orders Posted to it. The menu was an excellent one board the U. S. S. Iroquois for a tour Island. a good incentive to the frame of mind of inspection of Pearl Harbor. The The itinerary as arranged by Mr. Be No Military Escort at the Naval which makes boosting easy and nat- party will sail about the harbor dur- Gartley, George H. Fairehild. and W. ural. ing the forenoon, land at noon for A. Kinney Is as follows: President George W. Smith presided. lunch at the Peninsula residence of F. The party will leave here on the W. Macfarlane, a special Station. briefly "booster" then take steamer G. as soon 9 (Associated Press Cablegram.) a-- He told what the train for Sisal, where the working of W. Hall after was. was an occasion o'clock tonight as possible will ar- Yale-Harva-rd dinner It for the sisal into a commercial product and . NEW LONDON, Connecticut, June 26 In the members to recall the things that were 6 will be watched. The party t will return rive at Ahukini at o'clock Saturday Honolulu-- races here yesterday, Harvard won the Varsity and the going well and making Hawaii and by train, expecting to arrive in morning. They will be met by auto- Freshman Honolulu better places to live in. shortly eight-oare- four-oare- Three weeks from today the harbor after three o'clock. mobiles there and to resi- d race and Yale the d race. President Smith Introduced as the The party is in charge of Justice taken the will be crowded to Its utmost capacity first "Booster," Captain Parks, the en- accom- dence of Manager Weber of Lihue Ballou, among those Invited to forty-secon- d Yale-Harva- This is the of these rd Varsity races tbat with the warships of the Atlantic gineer of the Navy Department who pany the Secretary of the Interior and Plantation where breakfast will be hu Cap- been rowed, and the nineteenth that Harvard has won. is doing things to Pearl Harbor. the Governor being Captain Rees, Cap- served. Governor Frear and Secretary fleet, and the whole interest of the tain Parks declined to tell what he tain Carter, Naval Engineer Parks, Garfield will then go to Kapaa and townsfolk will be in the waterfront. was doing but said he hoped everybody Captain Cleaves, of the cruiser St. in Honolulu would come out and see Kealia and look over the Kapaa lands, not been given out Louis; Lieutenant Langhorn, his chief As yet there has for themselves. He told what Pearl of staff; Dr. Cofer, George Robertson, returning to Lihue at 10, when there CLEVELAND'S FUNERAL any definite arrangements for the Harbor was capable of in the matter F. Klamp, W. M. Giffard, W. F. Dil- will be a public reception. Following of providing accommodations for fleets, lingham, D. Tenney, L. Tenney Peck, berthing of the vessels, but as many E. this the party will go to Koloa where and all it needed was a straightening C. H. Cooke, S. M. Damon. A. L. C. TO BE A VERY SIMPLE ONE will be taken to dock as can possibly out of the channel which could be done Atkinson. George R. Carter, H. E. the train on the McBryde plantation The matter of coal- and would be done. Cooper, Captain Otwell, J. F. Morgan, road will be in waiting to take the par be accommodated. Judge Lindsay was the first assistant ing so many vessels in a week is caus- George W. Smith, F. W. Macfarlane, ty to the McBryde residence at Lawai PRINCETON, New Jersey, June 26. The funeral of the Cleve- booster made a pleasant speech. Mott-Smit- h, lite Ororr and Secretary J. P. Cooke, S. where there will be a luau. ing a, great deal of anxiety and the Fred W. Macfarlane was asked to tell B. Dole, Prince Kuhio, Col. Sam Par- land today will be very simple. There U great mourning in Braair for th not be something finances of the From Lawai the party will visit the probability that they will all about the ker, J. B. Castle, Albert Judd, J. A. eminent dead. to coal from the wharves is be- club, but he didn't, though he told Kennedy, Major Dunning and F. M. Kalaheo homesteads where there are able The members of both the Roosevelt and the Cleveland , cabinets wfH att- apparent. other things equally interesting. Swanzy. about ninety families residing. coming Former Governor George R. Carter the funeral. of the fleet BUSY DAY YESTERDAY. From Kalaheo by autos the party end The date for the arrival made a very interesting speech about There will be no military escort. r ' Secretary busy day will go see 1-- set in a new itinerary which ar- Pearl Harbor and the tenacity with Garfield had,' a to Eleele to the breakwater, yesterday which Its possibilities had been studied yesterday, in spite of the fact that he and thence to Makaweli and Waimea. A DEATH MASK TAKEN. rived at the Naval Station was just back from a hard trip. In There they will embark on the Kinau sailing day is set and urged. Qrorer for the 16th, and the Sunerintendent of Public Works the forenoon he received a number of at about 3:30 or 4 o'clock and coast PRINCETON, New Jersey, June 25. The body of ex President l7 for the 23rd of July. This will give a Marston Campbell supplied some most delegations at the Governor's office. In the Napali section ef the island, view- Cleveland was embalmed today. A death mask was also taken. ' week in port. The vessels of the fleet JnterPsHna- - and effective boosting ma- - eluding a delegation from the Punch ing the magnificent scenery there, and Portuguese, 6 commanders are as follows: terlal in a rapid account of the public bowl who asked him te ar arriving at Honolulu at o'clock Sun- GUNS FOR CLEVELAND. and their raige for the Portuguese there to be day morning. Division (Rear Admiral C. S. improvements that had been carried Half-hourl- y guns will be nred at the Honolulu Naval Station today from First on and completed in the past eight able to purchase their homes at the Those In the party leaving here will commander-in-chie- f, honor, Cleveland. Sperry. command- years. He told of macadamized roads, expiration of the Kapiolani lease. In be Secretary Garfield, Governor Frear, sunrise to sunset in of the late ing) Connecticut, flagship, Captain H. new wharves, the Nuuanu reservoir, this delegation were A. D. Castro, A W. A. Kinney, D. P. R. Isenberg, Kansas, Captain C. E. and public buildings in various parts H. R. Vierra and J. M. Marques. The Augustus Knudsen, Francis Gay, Geo. sterhaus; members of the Board of Agriculture H. Falrchlld, and possibly Kuhlo. Paul Vreeland; Vermont, Captain W. P. of the Territory. - The speechmaking of the evening was and Forestry called and presented in Isenberg will take his runabout with ENGLAND AND. RUSSIA Captain w J. Hub- Potter; A Minnesota,, concluded by Ed.Towse who was call- formation of the department. him.. The autos expected to be used bard. ed on to tell whether Taft or Bryan The Secretary had lunch at the Pa iff" making the Journey on Kauai are Second Division (Rear Admiral R. would carry Wyoming. He told. ciflc Club with the heads of the various those of Francis Gay, John H. Coney, WARN SHAH OF PERSIA Federal departments, which a num. George George Walnwright, commanding) Georgia, After dinner there was an adjourn- at H. Falrchlld, and H. ment to the reading room, ber of speeches were made, after which Wilcox. Captain E.-F- Quaitrough; flagship, the Secretary called at the rooms of TEHERAN, Persia, June 26. Quiet has been restored, Russia and Eng- Nebraska, Captain R. F. Nicholson; t the Hawaii Promotion Committee for -- warned Shah to uphold constitution, New Jersey, Captain W. II. H. South a presentation. This was a beautifully land have the the PREPARING . engraved koa plaque and an enlarge GETS eriend; Khode Tsland, Captain J. B. JORDAN Three hundred have been killed in the fighting that has taken place. ment of a Hawaiian photograph. 25. Looting and disorder still continue here, the Murdock. The party then went out to Fort TEHERAN, Persia, June Third Division (Rear Admiral W, II.