Uiuionuu ina

luhntity..

Eleven-twelfth-

s

of the white

ugnr

consumed

in

tbe

Territory

ie

bought

from the

Honolulu

:

Plantation

lompaar

ait

Aiea.

and only half of what

hey

produce

i

purchased locally dur

ing

the year.

The

fancy sugar are

im-

ported,

put.

many

people,

hnve

given

(tip

he.

nse

of

brr

cube,

:

and

powderci'

lugar during the war

ao

that

the short

ie

wnid

not be acute

even

if

no morr

waa

aeat.

,.-

,

!

5

',

t

i

f

s.

'.

GRASPS

Li

WIDF

IS

'

'

Chinese

Killed.' Police

Sergeant

Is

Shocked

'

Ching Chun Sim waa

electrocuted

'a

right--

f

if

ty

o 'cock

last

flight

at the

Waj.

Hod

a Works,

Ward

and

Queen

Streets,

through grasping a grounded

electric

light extension

wire.

j

Police Sergeant

David

Kamanoba.

who

went to the

scene

in the patrol

a

agon,

grasped the

wire, which

killed

the

Chinaman

and received a burn

01.

Ilia

right hand

and

a

shock which

near-

ly knocked

him over.

,.

;

A

government street light line

erqss

et--

a

secondary

line or low

tension run

"ing into the

soda

orks.

Ching, whili,

standing

on

a

wet

board,

grasped

he

extension line for the

purpose

of

mbv

ing the light .into

tbe

kitchen and

8

henyy

ground

reaiilted.

;

.

if-

;

y

Another

Chinaman

detnhod

ilie

deai'

man

from

the

wire with a stick,

sjm'

laid

him an n bed in

aa adjoining

room

'When

Kamaunha

arrived,

be

was told

that the dead

man waa

in another

ropir

and grasped

the extension

line-

-

in

or

ler to

light

his

way to where

the China

man

wns Iving.

In

that inannor

toi

abocltod.

Cbtag

waa

a

member

of'

a

hui

of

Chinese mho own

tha

aoda works.

,

;'

i

'

..4

,

i

'

'

.

j

'

Letter

of Appreciation

Received

;

By

Promotion

Committee

,

Appreciation

at

the--

,

kindly

aenti-meuts-

.

and

aymiiatby

expressed

by

the

Hawaii

Promotion

Committee,

at

the

loss which

'lie

,

Majtsan

Navigation

Company suffered

ia the death of

.Catpt

William

klatson

waa

received yesterr

day

by Hocretary

Frrnl

J.

llalton

from

W, P. Both,

socreiftry

of

tlie

Matron

Co,

In Ban Francisco.

.;

'

Mr.

Roth 's

,

letter,

which

is

dated

Octolx'r

24.

wads,

as follows

1

"

:",I

aai

iu

receipt of your,

very kirn)

letter-

of the eleventh '

lusLaut,

.,

for-

warding

copy

of

a

resolution pasted

by. tha

Jlawaii

.

Promotion.

.Committoo.

and

aUio,

expressing, your

own sorrow

nod sympathy at the

great

loss which

thia

company

hns suffered

in

the pass

Ing

of Captain

Mat son.

I

"Captain

Mat sou took

the keenest

interest

in

every

movement

which had

for

.Its

object the advancement

0

the

interest

of the

Islands,

aud

we

are

dneply

appreciative

of

those

expres-

sions

of

sympathy at thi

time

whou

our

loss ia most severely

felt.,

r

"The'

kindly sentiments

s

expressed

by yourself

an.it

the resolution

of,

the

committee have

been, conveyed

to the

family

which join me in

assurances of

our appreeuKioo.f

i

t'

;i

)

t ri

U

HS U.I

PROVED

QUININE

i?

DOES NOT AFFECT THE

HEAD

Bscaase

of

It

tanks

and lasaiiv

eSccl.i

SKOMO Ql'IMINK

wUlbetouu4

betur thaa ordiaary

Oulalne.

Dose

aot

cu

aervousnsss. nut lioclug tn the

head.

JL

wsmbet,

Jier

Is

oaly en

"Hrome

Qul-il-

n

v

,

The

sl(oatM

oi

w.

Ore

;

01.

:

'i

LI1LU

Ul

ilOllllS

New York's

Reform"

Mayor

Show-

-

ed Under

By

'Vote

of Nearly

.

.

-

1

r-

-

t

1

1

1

ww 10

une

in

ravor

01

juuge

i

Hylan

-

Socialist

Xylose

Third

WOMAN'S

SUFFRAGE

;

'Cri

;:,vt ;WINS

BY, BIG MARGIN

Day

Was

'6ad

Orie'For

Prohibi-tior-

i;

Beintf Beatert1

In' Three

States

and Carrying

In

Only

One,

,

New Mexico

Going

Dry

EW'YOKK.

November

7

.

(

Associated Press

M

ayor

John Turroy Mitclel of New York

was

beaten for reefection yesterday

by

Judge Hylan,' the

Democratic-Tamman-

y

nominee,'

by

ah

over-

whelming

ote,'

which ran,' with

only

evdity-tw- o

precincfi missing,

almost two to one against

the

In-

dependent.

,,;

IfWhe'

question

of

'woman's'

suf

frage, submitted to 'the electors

of

the State for the second' time, tlie

women

won by a

substantial

ma-

jority.' The exact

figures

were not

known at midnight, but a count

of

more than half the State gave

suf-

frage a majority'

of

32.000.

J'.

The mayoralty

content brought

out

a big vote, more than

620,000

ballots being cast,

it

is esti-

mated1

that ten percent of the voters

ire

in

the national service and

wilt

vote

elsewhere,

in

training camps.

lbbard

heir

,

ships

and

at

tire

French front.

..

'

SOCIALIST CLOSE THIRD

Mayor

Mitlhel

ran'

as second

man in

the returns, but by a Jiarfow

margin,

.

the-

-

'Socialist

candidate,

l.'

Il!11

.Moris

jiiuquit,

oemg a

corrrjiara-.'ivel-

y

few

votes behind the

Refonn

.Mayor.';

YilliatuM..

Bennett, the

regular Republican uomince, who

defeated

MayoY.

pitcher

in

the

primary, was snowed under,

'

The

.

figures'

with

seveuty-tw-

o

orccincts

,

not counted, stood:

Hy--lan-

.

Deinocrat,

2X8.435;

Mitchet,

Independent,

145,459

;:

lfillquit,

Socialist,

134.890,

and Bennett,

Re-

publican,

51,956,

,

-

"

'

BAD

FOR PROHIBITION

Yesterday was a bad day for the

prohibitionists, only one

'State

out

of three where the question was an

issue

giving a majority

for

tlie

drys,

and

in

that State the vote

was

pot complete

Jast,.

night.

In Ohio, with return

not

all in,

prohibition

bad

been defeated by

a

slim

majority

of

eight'

thousand

while

woman

s

suffrage was turned

down

by

the Ohio voters

by

the

emphatic

majority of ninety

thous-

and.

New' Mexico, according to the

outit

at midnight,

seems likely

to

loin

the dry column, the majority

'.n

favor

of

the

constitutional

imendmenj

giving statewide

pro-

hibition being substantial and not

likely

to

be

overcome

by

the late

returns

;

-

''''

ISSUE IN VIRGINIA

Prohibition was an issue

in

Vir-

ginia,

one

,

"of.

the

already

dry

States.

'

;

Davis,

the .Democratic

candidate

lor

Governor,' was '

de-

clared

by

his

"Republican

opponent

as in

favor

of

.legislation

cancelling

the

dry, statute and

of a return

to

the

license

system.' The .campaign

to

defeat

Davis,,

was made upon this

platform,

desnjte

which

he has

been

elected, along with the entire

Democratic ticket.

Governor

McCall

of,

Massa-

chusetts was

'

elected

for

another

term, the State going Republican

throughout and electing the entire

Republican state ticket.

,

There was one

politicid

revolu-

tion, this being id Louisville,

Ken-

tucky, where George Smith was

elected

mayor.'Tit

ran

as a

Repul-lica-

n

and his'tTeHign

'gives

that

city

its

first

Rqmblican mayor

in

years.

..

,

CECIL

BROWN

ESTATE

;

VALUED AT

$23,535

Tbe iuvrutory of the estate of the

lat

Cavil Urown,

tilej

yuateriluy

in

the

cirouit

lourt,

sots' forth

total

value

ot

a4air.'i5.at.

This

includes

notns ami

oittstauiUag hills

of frieUits

ainountiuir

to

J

100..

The inventory

shows

he

KMMsstl

78,(100

worth

of stoi'k Ja thrt

First

Nutionul

JtuDk,

l'J,(MMJ

iu the

Firnt

Aineriiau

Havings

lnk,

auil

a

lot

of shares iu

suifiir ami

other Indus

trial

couipuoies.