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til fepji tsptBliupiaSipJtilWawMIS TRIEDJapAiFORNIImffnniiiUSwianese Interfered WithTests but DidntKnow ItSERIES OF SHOTSShells Flew Two Miles- High and Landedon TargetFrom Thursdays AdvertiserHad a cablegram been sent from Honolulu to tlio mainland yostorday announcing that Japanese had interferedwith the testing of four 8 inch mortnrsat Battery Ha rlow Fort Bugor thenews might well have displaced thatconcerning tho Mexican situation in national and International interest Andit would bo true Japanese- did in reality interfere in tho tests and dolayodthe firing of tho first gun But Japanbad nothing to do with it and tho Japanese concorned didnt even know theywere obstacles to the carrying out ofthe tests according to schedule Twofishing sampans drifting idly in tholay of Waialao and about half way between Koko Head and Diamond Headwere within tbo zone of proposod fireand had tbo gun been fired at tho timeplanned tho great projectilo mighthavo landed upon and certainly wouldhave splashed in closo proximity to thofishing -vesselsTen oclock was tho time selectedfor tho firing of the first gun but heavyrains with resultant mists covering theseascape prevented tho test being madeat that time Battery Harlow was acenter of interest for army men therebeing representatives from all the postssave Schoficld Barracks while severalofficer 3 wero present also from thomarine barracks Tho right pit of mortnra four in number were tho onesunder consideration These guns didnot meet the original tost over a yearago owing to defects in tho castironraces which have been replaced by steelones There wero no defects found inyesterdays trialsCaptain Piatt ordnance departmentwas in cbargo of the tests Major Timberlake commandant of Fort Bugorwas in attendance and was upon thoplatform with Captain Wilbur whowas the chief assistant to Captain Piatt3oneril Macomb Lieutenant Andrewshis aid Major Dunning Twontlcth Infantrvj Cnptain Chapman TwentiethInfantry Major Nevillo U 8 M CCaptain Marlx V 8 MT C Major WinBlow Corps of Engineers and a number of lieutenants from Fort Buger andFort 8haftor wero present The national guaTd was represented by ColonelSoper and Marston CampbellAll Beady butThe guns wero swabbod tho breechblocks swung and perfectly ndjustedand the projectiles whoelod out to theplatform Captain Piatt announced hisreadiness to commence the tests Inthe commanding officers observatorywhlph is located on a high cminoncobetween the two nests of mortars waan artillery captain A sergeant witha tolephono apparatus attached to hislicaid was in communlction with thoofficer in the observatory located in agallery in tho crater far up the slopoback of the lighthouse Upon tho officer in chargo of this station dovolvedtho dnty of ascertaining tho rangeTbo observatory officer telephoned tohavo tho gun elevated and trained ina certain direction which would pormltit to drop nbout half way between KokoHead and Diamond Heaid and not morethan a milo from shoro which wouldmake it about opposite Paul Isenbergshome nt WaialaoThe gun loaded with its projectiloand powder chargo inserted was thenelevated until tho piece pointed almoststraight up into the air About thistimo tho observatory officer found asampan apparently a powor vesselsteaming out from Waialao towardKoko Head Notice to dojay proceedings came to the blue-denim-clad en-llcfnd mnn linnrlUnP the CUDS for fromtheir pit thoy have no opportunity ofseeing anything but tho slopo of Diamond Head crater and the surroundingdirt covered casemates and they couldnot xealizo whaj was holding back thotest Thoro was a long watt too sampan with its occupants all unknowingthat four great guns loaded and shotted wero trained upon them driftedhappily along Major Tlmbcrlake freuently asked the officor in the C Oastation if tbo range was not clearNot yot was the responseFinally Major Tlmberlnko asked jocosely if that little sampan covered thewhole Pacific OceanEventually the range was clear andtho order was given to prepare to fireSoldiers left tho pit and tbo only menleft there were Captain Piatt and thosergeant who had the end of the longlanvnrd The spectators put thumbs totheir ears opened their mouths andstood on their toesThis will be nshot said an officerBoar and CrashThere was a deep roar and crashflame belched from the muscle of themortari tho gun plunged backward anddownward upon Its springs and instantly time was a boom as the projectile mounted upwardsHjvttetjr ran sroaaj tb roadwayFrom a Honolulu CitizenIs yonr back lamo and painfullHawaiian ostm rwnAV iar m n mT1 arM MriM m T inwrsrTffirn it mrarnaTnmmTJT1rrrAMERICAN HOPSHUE FIRED UPONstrtftB orTUBNWMOfsdwials AMAC0O4M XHBQRANDBMBSIDIO Texas March 83 Bullets from the rifles of the federal garrlson of the Mexican town of Ojlnagajust across tho Mo Grande flew amongtho American troops in station hero y8terday the guns of tho garrison beingapparently fired Intentionally this warMany bullets foil in tho camp and townbut no soldier was struck A Mexicanboy who was visiting tho Americancamp was woundedTho revolutionists arc pressing thogarrison hard and further demandsupon tbo federal commander to surrender were sent in yosicraayUko Knight of OlaPRESIDIO Texas March 13 Llkon fcornlA of knichthood days an Insurgent rider rode beneath the adobo wallaof Ojtnaga yesterday challenging thotmrrlsnrf tn comn into tho open arid dohattlo no was answered by a volleyof Mauser bullets but gallopod awayunhurt mocking tho govornmont soldiers Tbroo times has Joso do la CruzSanchez written to Genoral Liquo asking him to bring his troops outBide oftown in order to avoid the killing ofnoncombatants and today tho spectacular messenger delivered tho oral challenge under tho guns of six hundredarmed soldiersTho narrlson at Ojinaga is in des-perato straits Genoral Liquo Is stillhoping for rolnforcemonts but nono hasbeen ordorod to his relief--Helpful WordsDoes it ache especially after exertionIs thoro a soreness in the kidneyregionThese 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releasedafter taking tho paupers oath that howas unablo to pay tho largo fine imposed in addition to tne jail sontenceGrccno and Gaynor in collusion withLieutenant Carter of tho army engineers department succeeded in robbingtho government out of a total of 722000 Carter handling tho specificationsand bids lor naroor wor ana ureenoand Gavnor being contractors Tbogamo was kept up from 1892 until 1897when uartcr was arrested ana cis accomplices fled Thoy woro discoveredin Montreal Quebec in 1905 Their extradition fight was one of tho greatestlegal battles ever seen in tuo CanadiancourtBTho skeleton of a man recently foundJn tho Thames mver is declared byProf Artbar Keith to bo 170000 yearsoldto not a view of the sea Tho secondspassed on and when they reached fortyeyes wero strainea towara tue reeisIn exactly forty four seconds there wasa splash in the ocean a column of watershot upward a few feet and then settled down in a roaming mass airectiyin tbo path pursued recently by thefialiinc samnanTho second gun was fired with thosamo result The projectilo landedabout where the first ono dropped andso on for tho four gunsIve got tho location wiiere tneyfell marked said O H Brown thoman who bought as second hand metalthe cast iron races which wont defective in tbo first tests Perhaps I canget theso out of tbo sea for junkAn officer remarked that thoy wouldall be closo togetherHeavier ChargesThen camo higher charges and thotime was figured for a sixty-four-secondflight The first projectiles badmonnted about two and a half miles inthe air before starting on the returntoward tho sea In exactly sixty fourseconds from the disehargo of thp gunon the second round of firing the projectile landed out on tho reef Thetests were successful throughoutAll eight mortars of Fort Bqgcr aronow ready for action Bo aro the twotwelvo ineh rifles at Pearl Harbor andso are the asanll ealiber guns mosntodat Fort Armstrong The Oahu shorefrom Koko Hodd to Pearl Harbor Itbow dfBd by a chain of fortafl WILL SHOW JAPMEHE LABORQUESTION HAS GEE QVFlSIIillr Bratrt O WMkfMall frXIM 16 The AdvertiserWASttUWfOH Marsh lkWWhcMHie eeftttts tafeau gives out Ins nnmtrfrof Jape residents of tho UnitedSlate which It official expect to bosome time during April there will bean essential contribution to the problem of Japanese Immigration There ita suspicion that anti Jspanee agitatorin the far western States have greatlyoverstated tho gravity of the situationfrom tbo labor standpoint ana that theJapanese population Of Pacific Coastand Bocky Mountain States Is muchless than ofllelali at Washington havebeen led to believeSomo days ago tbo commissioner genoral of immigration Mr OKocfc askcd employes of his bureau for datalln opium soiruro case may bo developed presently under tho investigations of federal authorities involving a promlnont local manSince tho seizure of 0000 worth ofopium which was brought from SanFrancisco to Honolulu pn tuo steamshipLurllne consigned as freight to NScbarlin the authorities have boon connecting up a local business man -withsomo of tho deals and tho investigation may result in an exposure whichJapan Not Aimedat in ManeuversWA8HNIGT0N March 22 Thattho United States has no fear thatJapan may attempt to tako advantageof the prosent situation in Mexico andthat tho maneuvers wero not originated as a bint for Japan to keep outof Mexico was made ovident todaywhen Ambassador Y Uckida of Japancalled at tho Whito Houso upon invitation of President Taft Thodent assured him that reports that thotroops wore sont to the Mexican border in anticipation of a posslblo treacherous act on tho part of Japan are absolutely-without foundation The President stated emphatically that theso reports aro inexcnsablo and requestedtbo ambassador to communicate thestatement to the Emporor of Japan toquiet tbo BenBatlonal rumors that havoarisenCinn rf ilio rpnnrfft in rlrrnlnHftnwas to the effect that Mexico was Iabout to grant Japan a naval base neartuo xuciuc Kruuuus u 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TAFTPresident American Bed CrossDEATH OF ONEWELL KNOWN HERENEW YOBK -March 23 Thomas TWllltnvn Vitislnnoa vnnnnfTA P trinf I MllUJ0f UUIMb4 UMUVtj U WHearst New York nowspapers died lastJijgui iruiu uisijjuiusT T Williams spent somo time heroas a correspondent during tbo excitingante annexation period lie tooic astraw vote of the legislature on thesubject of annexation and otherwisemade bis presence notableOHOLEEAWhen cholera Is present In tbo community tako Chamberlains ColicCholera uml Diarrhoea Bemedy on tbonrtt unnatural looioness or tae nowcisand the attack may be checked in itsIneiplencyAdvices from Parlu to New Torkwine Importers indlsate that an ndvanee v between S and 110 a caseoa champagne is coatMaplsted thisyear by the Freath wis groweriMtiiiHmtiKJtifctotil hit Japatiw pepslattes la varlw Stales anil wm surprised to learnthat there was nese Tk toiler agllalien ever the Ifxmtgratton ef JapaneseIim pftgremtd for several years butthe government hM tad no faellltlMfor learning at all definitely whetherthe Japanese laborers were really a serious menaceDuring that time record of th arrivals and departures of Japanese laborers havo been kept by the department of commerce and labor Theeslum that during thoTUcal year whichended Juno 30 last MO 3 Japanese tamoto the mainland ports of the UnitedStates and that 6024 departed thusdcnletins tho normlation bv oulto 2500In the samo period 1C27 Japanoso arrived in Hawaii and 355 dopartedThe figures both for the mainland andfor Hawaii wero about the samo forthe previous fiscal yearBUSINESS IN MAY BE CONNECTED UP ITflE OF SCHUS OPIUM IMPORTImportant developments in thowill havo some spectacular featuresttcnarun naB raado a number orfriends during his six months staybore and one of them it is bollovodbns had intimate knowledge of thoopium importations and tho distributionof the dopeNot content with this supposed condltlon of affairs tho probe has gono further and it is bclievod that tho friondof Scharlin has done importing on hisown account or that somo of tho opiumxor Hcnarun mis como in packages consigned to his local friendEFIRST TED33 TO BLEED HIMSELFTO DEATH AND THEN OUTSHIS THEOATDeliberately attempting to bloedhimself to death and fallingtng to another room locking the doorand cutting his throat Andy Olsonsecretary of tho carpenters union yosterday ended his life in the unionsrooms above tbo Kentucky saloon onAlakca streetShortly afterwards tho door wasbroken in and he was found gaspingfor breath on tho floor The policewore sent for and tho man was rushedto tho hospital but he died on tbo wayAn inquest was held last night resulting in a vordict of suicidal death Little is known about tho man He wasliving alone and a search of his roomby Chief McDuffio failed to rovaal anveluo to his reasons for taking bis own11IOTho body was taken to WilliamsUndertaking Parlors and tho remainswill bo cared lor by his brother carpentersFrom what can bo learned from thoarrangement of tho furniture in thoroom tho man 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