U. S.WZATHLR S SUGAR-- 96 Test r 2 Cjntrifuials. 34Sc; hours rainfall, .00. I va I III III vlll III EI ? w2 "I 1 if II liU m to Al75. D Tnn tArtAl fiQ 2 Temperature, max.79; 1 s?t-5iS-3 Aialysis Beets, 8$, 111 1111 111 111 1111m ysjssssr - . m min. 66. Weather, a j immr hit- ti t i t Ai.foM&rii t tm ini j ins a inv linn '5 fair and cool 5? vjrxxsc a VOL. V., NO. 213. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, Rotered Jn. 19. 10S. at Honolulu. 8mi4 1907. FOURTEEN PAGES. Cis Matter, Under Art of Cod(t ofHil.Marrk I. l7f. FIRE FOUNTAINS PLAY IN CRATER OF FRENCH CITIZENS CLASH HALEMAUMAU AND PIT IS FILLING WITH MILITARY IN A CHURCH EVICTION ROW 3 f J Cannes Again the Scene of the Disorder Siemsen Goes to Condemned Cell-N-ew v. - 4 ,t - ft, York Mystery.. 4c it J" k 1 V 4p 3 j .i i 5? 4o J i . (Associated Press Cablegruu.) . 4e J. 5 4b CANNES, January 27. There was a collision here yesterday ? is' eviction of the 4o CD $ between the troops and the populace over the t V 6 0 senunansts. 4o 5 4 A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY. 4'- - K ' v 4b t f 4r NEW January 26.-D- r. C. W. Townsend, prominent in 4b aft YORK i the city, was mysteriously shot his home today. is believed 4r at It i y he 4b is fatally injured. f YORK, Dr. is dead. He re 4r NEW January 27. Townsend slayer. 4b -f- used to give the name of his SIEMSEN AT SAN QUENTIN. -- I 4b jh rC SAN FRANCISCO, January 26. Siemsen, the gaspipe 4? John 5? 4 mnrderpr r.ondemned to death, wax taken to San Ouentin orison 4 5 todav. ifc M. i rr 4b KAISER' TO VON BUELOW. r THE FLOW APPROACHING. f 5 4? flo,w on the Kona side of Hawaii at At this point is estimated From. an oil sketch by D. Howard Hitchcock. This shows the lava the terminus. it BERLIN, January 26. Emperor William has publicly extended 4b the lava wall was more than seventy feet high. Frequently it would burst forth in fury and. again for an hour or ore it would be in a quiescent his congratulations to von Buelow on his success in the elections. 4i state. Mr. Hitchcock says the pace at times was about fifteen miles an hour and again only a few feet. The bright sot to the left of the center of 5. " " the sketeh is an immense boulder falling to the ground "after being forced out of the body of the flow. : The Socialists lost heavily. SUICIDE IN OAKLAND. OILERS AND Enthusiastic Spectators of Craters and Lava Flow VENTURA OAKLAND, January 27 A sister of the well known citi Write Their Descriptions Compare the COAL PASSERS WTTACK zen, Frank Turpin, has committed suicide because of financial troubles. Activity With That of 1894. ENGINEERS WITH SHOVELS INTERNATIONAL CHESS. There was a good sized riot in the engine room of the S. S. Ventura about The fire center from Kona to Puna district and 6 o 'clock last night, a gang of drunken oilers and coal-passer- a driving the en lava has shifted the the NEW YORK, January 27. Lasker defeated Marshall in the gineers up on deck taking possession of part ship. The mutinous Kilauea is now showing greater activity than 'at any time during the pst and that of the opening international chess game. thirteen years. The Kau and Kona flows have subsided. Mrs. Aungst, wife men attacked their superiors with poker bars and shovels, one of them drawing: t a knife such proportions that of the telephone manager at Holualoa writes: in the course of the racket. The affair assumed the police had to be summoned, about a dozen, of them, headed by Deputy CAR SHORTAGE SERIOUS. "The crater still shows signs of activity but over the hills there is only i Sheriff Jarrett, going to the vessel- - As soon as the police appeared in force a glimmer of light at night. Mr. Aungst and John Machado carried the wire the mutineers scattered, but not before four of the ringleaders were captuxedj over the flow this morning. They made the trip over and back and connected including the man who is1 said to have brandished the knife. WASHINGTON, January 27. The President and Cabinet Cor- - the wire in about two hours. At the road the flow is about two-third- s of a The arrested men are J. Nelson, J. Higuerra, John Aldunate and A. were in conference yesterday on the car shortage. rello. instigator mile wide and in places sixty feet high. It apparently grows wider as it nears Of these the ship's officers say that Aldunate has been the of considerable trouble before ainongr the coal-passer- s. There are several more department for supplies and material, edge, on government road, were boulders as large the sea. At the the there of oilers police, men having eseaped but If the contention advanced recent- the and stokers being looked for by the the IKEA TELLS ly by Mr. upheld ordinary dwelling. The flow is distinctly a-- a and was warm when Mr, Hustace is regarding as an from the vessel and will probably desert. - this fund it will not help us any to Aungst crossed, possible because it was a very warm day. In the night it save a part of It. In fact the uses to OF HEW ; PURS would not have been noticed." which Mr. Hustace wants to confine TWO HftFFNER DETECTIVE this fund will handicap us to a very Keports from Kilauea brought by parties who returned on the Kinau IRE great extent. The amount, one thou MM ECO OMi are highly sensational. The pit seems to be filling rapidly and there is - 0 sand dollars, about two. hundred less A FORTUNE than was allowed Mr. Brown, is voted every indication of a continuation until it reaches the stage of 1S94 when ITCHES RECOVERED- REPORTS ostensibly for materials and supplies, upon it banked up over the side, like a dam in a stream, and ran over. Eev. E. W. but it has been the fund which "After we have been able to make the police have been aecustomed to Thwing was one who went to Ililo on the Kinau that carried the reporter for draw for their secret service money, More of the stolen Haffner jewelry The S. F. Chronicle says: Former all the changes in the work of the po-- pay detectives who do ap- the Advertiser on his trip to the Kona flow. Of his trip he says: the of not was recovered yesterday, a Japanese Policeman A. D. McEvoy, who was in Uce aepartment that I have under con-- pear on the regular payroll, informers, "When we reached Hilo, Wednesday afternoon, there was considerable jeweler in the Winston block turning the San Francisco Department for sev and so on. The light, to do this has sideration it is quite possible that we never questioned now, excitement and parties were arranging for an excursion overland to the seene, in two eral years prior to 1S91 and furnished ben until when silver watches which An Pol will be able to get along on the appro Mr. Hustace seems to think that this The Volcano Stables Co. prepared relays of horses so that our party of three - sergeant had sold to film for a dollar apiece. evidence against a Chinatown priation voted us for February, every is Irregular. It surely cannot be that left Thursday morning and made the flow in Kau, eighty-fiv-e miles away, the and bribery in- Ah Poi was taken around during the several officers in the month, but just at present the cut Is he wants the names of the secret de- same night. We went direct to the spot and were only a few miles from the afternoon to several shops vestigation 1889, acquired mod- tectives to appear upon the regular other about in has being felt by us very keenly," said Advertiser correspondent and saw what was depicted in the paper. From our town, but it was only at the one that erate as miner. payroll, where everybody can read he was recognized wealth a Sheriff Iaukea yesterday. "I don't be them. he does, the usefulness fide of it we had a grand view. It would be difficult to correctly describe it as a man who haf McEvoy town on the way to his If of made any recent attempts to dispose of is in lieve the public realizes what has been some of our men will disappear very fire seemed coming from all directions. I stayed there all night home Angeles a trip to tor the to.be any goods. The recovery of these two in Los after done to us any more than the super quickly. "Tr in morning started back. We heard on wav crater watches, Nevada, secured the "However, alter we have adjusted and the the that the at which have been identified by where he has visors tnemseives realize it. .uasi on Mr. Haffner as a part missing group ourselves and know just what can be Kilauea was getting more aetive. That was Friday and as I was not due of his Pierce of gold and silver mines. Sheriff Brown submitted esti- stock, fasten the coils still tighter county, adjoin month done. I have no doubt but that we in Hilo until Saturday night I deeided to remain over and see what there was.