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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19
BEGGED ON STREETS.
Wanted Funds to Get Wedding
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Wanted Funds TO Get Wedding
tineTy.
TACOMA. Wash. June 1l.-Saturday
Patrolman Day arrested ard brought to
headquarters two sisters, Mrs. Jessie
Hamilton. aged nineteen. and Lucy Nc
Donald, aged eighteen. They were
charged with begging on the streets.
In the trial before Police Judge Matti-
son today II was developed that Mrs.
Hamilton wanted to get married, but
lacked means to buy a few necessary
trifies, such as shoes and furbe .ows.
The sisters decided to seek aims on the
streets, under the tattered charity ban
ner that bears the Inscription. I'VE are
collecting enough rnoaey to send a poor,
sick, blind man away to his friends"
In court the girls assumed a defiant and
rather inSOlent air. and wound I'D by
being sentenced to thirty days each in
the county Jail.
This morning James Murch of Ia
coma sought the chief OF police and an
nounced that he was the prospective
bridegroom and begged for Mrs. Hamil-
tons release. He brought with him the
marriage license and presently depart
ed In high feather with his bride to- be
and her sister. Murch was married to-
day at the girls home, the Rev. F. M
Wheeler of the Methodist church Of
ficiating.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19
cHIPPEwAs ON wARPAra.
Renewal Of the Trouble in the Leeeh
Lake Country.

WALKER. Mimi. June 1.-THE 500
Chippewa Indians on the Leech Lake Res
ervation In the northern part of the Stase
are again on the warpath. and as there
are no United States soldiers here at the
present time. they having been removed
To Alaska a short time ago. the white
people are In great danger.
United States Marshal Crimshaw. with
headquarters In st. Paul. has been noti-
fed OF the trouble, and a big force OF
De Putty Marshais has been ordered to
the scene. The Indians have been grow
Ing ugly for a long time past, and the
last barrier TO their depredatlous was
removed with the withdrawal Of the sol
dlcrs which bad been ,..-=.tered here s.nse
ths fight OF two years ago ON scar Isl
kI4sd by the Indians.
although the lnGADs have been bitter
against the white men for long tine,
they could ind no excuse for an outbreak
until the last few days. Recently Gway-
1ay-Gones. one Of the sub-chiefs of the
dozen or more OF his supporters and bod
~ proclaimed himself The Messiah. Dress
ed Ia fantastic garb and with his face
daubed with var paint. he created mncn
excitement among the red men, and
when he began To make dire predictions
OF coming disaster TO ali residents OF tue
reservation the Indians went wild with
terror and excitement.
Among the productions was one 10 inc
effect that all the persons on thereserya-
ton and vicinity who lived In houses
would be destroyed and swept from the
been swept By h gh winds for the las
week. the words % the self-styled Mes
sah drove the Indians TO frenzy. espe
clally as he told them the storms were
| being sent by the Great White Father.
who lives ia Washington. The only sal
walton for the Indians. he said, was q
/ abandon the houses which nave nee
furnished Lv the Gov eminent and go bach
10 the skin and birch bark tepees.
Yesterday nearly go OF the agency IN
dams jumped the bounds and went Cu
/ TO Squaw point, where war dances were
inaugurated. When matters began u
look serious Ind an Agent MERCER wen
TO the place and ordered the Indians e
dispense. He was met by an emphatic
refusal. Mercier then swore In numl e
| ~ pei cemen and caused the arrest o
/ Gway-Tay-Conce for melting the Ind an
/ TO disorder.
| when the bucks learned Of the arres
| OF their leader they were furious and n
4 once donned their war dress and beRa.
/ TO appear heavily armed and ready 70
i trouble. Nearly every one of the 1.D
i Indians on the reservation ~ well armed
| The rednen have sent runners to al
narts Of the agency with Instruction
i that all Of the redmen arm themsfl1 e.
AZ once and come 20 waller, where
council ~ var Is now being held oil
several OF the sub-Tndian AGENTS. me-
/ f'rectiv under the control Of Captai
! Mercier have been for a long time pas
Il crcatirg IN the minds Of the Indians
I bitter feeling AGAINST the white men y.
telling tho redmen that the whites nav
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THE GoEDEL Row.
Tx Governor Taylor to be Arrested
il He Leaves Indiana

L'.''SNlJLE. KY, June ia leading
GoeheEte Democrat who arrived here to-
nignt from Frankfort is authority for the
statement that former Governor w. s..
iayIcr or this State, who has been re-
siding temporarily In Indianapolis since
the supreme Court OF the United States
uecideu the gubernatorial controversy
against him, would certainly rot be per-
mitted to attend the NationSI Eepubii-
so Cohvc..s.on al Ti..i4Ce..i.ia next
week.
ins gentleman added that ne did not
mink Taylor would attempt to make the
Trip from the Indiana capital to the
~uaher Slty for the reason that he knew
ne would certainly be arrested ON the
Way and be returned to kentucky FOR
'iial ca the chan &c OF having been Access
syiJ before tie fact to the MURDER of
MS oppo-ent. Mil..am GoeLei.
belLg in TOO sound ,neatai cOnalti N,
continued the speaker, We 90 not believe
q. "eu'u pc SO foOInardy."
- now wouid 700 get mir. Taylor" the
DemocraI was asked.
n.y. ne VOLTA DC arrested on war
ana. | am, believe, reliaoiy informed
mat the Governors OF both Michigan and
Snio WILL IA the event Of var. Iaylor's
arrest III the-r States, honor a rsqulsI-
tiOn for his return 10 kentucky. There
mas been some correspondence on this
suhJeCt, ana you may rest assured that
IayICr VIII certainly be brought to JUS
vce II lac again crosses the Indiana
ne gentleman went on to say that the
FRANKLIN county authorizes aad these
back Of the prosecution OF the Gcebel aa-
sassination cases (neaning the Brothers
OF the late William GCebel, aad the DEM
Ocratic leaders in KeEtucky) had arrang-
ed Tor detectives. AIDED by bodies Of
rred men, 20 be stationed at tine near
points OF all the railroad lines running
In. L.sFh "A h.
gan, for the purpose of capturing Tay-
tsr. This plan has been resoIted to be-
GAUGE II was feared the story that Tay-
Tor would go to the Matt oral Convention
WITH the Indiana delegation m ght he q
piuH ana thaJ ne might endeayOr 70
make The .srlp TO Philadelphia by going
Ohio
he story is given credenee By some
prominent Republicans here, for the Iea-
son that 4 had been expec ed thai Tay-
Tor Wouid be something of a hero at the
~ iaueIphia convention, bUt now u is
understood here that the former Gov
crnor has abandoned the trip altogether.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19
eULL1sLz oAAtFoaaIAas.
They Lost Money on Matrimonial,
Scheme.

Scheme
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1.-THE
arrest of M. III. Ross, with severai
aliases. Saturday on charge Of using
the mails with intent to 6efraud. has
developed one of the largest swindles
ever unearthed here by the postal au-
thOriSies. Ross conducted a so-called
matrimonial bureau on Euclid avenue
In the heart of the city. lie advertised
d S4Lo,OJV heiress winch he mad power
20 give as a bride TO the receiver of his
advertisement. Ross, under the con-
tract, was to receive S25 in advance for
meeting in Denver. The victims were
many, especially from the Western
country, where he launched the swim
ding scheme.
Hundreds of letters arrive every
mail. which shows that the Governman
Officers nipped the scheme la the bud
One OF the victims on Monday was the
superintendent Of one of the sub DO tai
stations in Los Angeles. and there were
many others In that vicinity
Ross admits his guilt, and when plac-
ed in the ''sweat-box" by the detectives
said that he had served two terms in
California State prison. and was re-
leased in February. He came to c eve
land and started in the same line of
swindling as before. He is under a
heavy bond and will have to remain in
Jail until October.
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Crushed 10 Dea tn.

JEROME. Ariz., June 11.-This morn
Ing about l o'clock there was a serious
cave-in on the 500-foot level of the
United Verde mine, in which John Gray
OF Salt Lake City. Utah. and Jed Tor
reno lost their lives, and Robert North
ers or London was slightly injured.
Janso Meikle, a laborer. had his arm
and thigh broken and received Internal
injuries which are likely TO prove fatal.
The two men did not meet instant death
but were slowly crush q by the settling
mass Of ore. Their cries for help were
piteous. but when the rescue force
reached them life was extinct. The ac-
cident occurred in what was supposed
to be the safest place in the mine.
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DEWEY AT GRAND RAPIDS.
The Admiral and His Wife Receive
q CORDIAL Creating

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June IL
One OF the largest crowds of people ever
assembled in Grand Rapids greeted Adj
miral and Mrs. Dewey as their special
train rolled into the union depot from
Detroit this afternoon. The party went
Immediately to the Morton House under
the escort OF Edwin F. Uhl, former Am
bassador to Germany. The Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey later went for a drive
through the suburbs of the city, accom-
panied by Mayor Perry and Congress-
man Smith. In the evening they were
the center OF attraction at a public re-
ception at the city hall. Tomorrow the
Admiral will review a monster pageant
the principal features of which will be
the gayly uniformed divisions of the
Maccabees, who are holding their State
encampment here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19
NO PLAGUE
| IN FRISCO
Not a Known Case
Since June 4th.
MOB OF CHINAMEN
Hy Wreck a Celestial Undertaking
Shop and Attack the ProprietOr--
The Quarantine.
TWELVE Days MORE
May SEE END on
THE oUARANT1NE.

Resolved. That II II the sense Of
mis- board % Health that tho
aagur quarantine at present In
lone In that section o. the city
ard county known as China.
lawn be- dlscon tsnuod and terml-
aaied on the twentieth day from
and after the veriflcation OF the
last ascortained case. this Board
f6seryluR, however, the right 70
continue such quarantine as long
AZ the 4 scoNory Of fresh cases
NAV make the same necessary or
oxpfll0nt.
This resolution was unanimously
adopted ~ tn Board OF Health
nft evening, immediately after the
pfeso1ta ion % Chief Sanitary In
mettu- Chalmers report. 10 means
hat n no new cases are verified
Inc quarantine wiI be suspended
on June 2ith. The last plague case
vas verified on Monday, June tth.
ID WIS the case OF chat Goo Con,
who ded on Saturday. June 81. at
uih Clay street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19
CANDY

THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY and
CANDY CO.. Honolulu, have recently
imported skill ed artist, formerly en-
ployed with tbs world famous Huyler
Of New York, who will take charge of
our Candy Department, which Is the
best evidence of our desire to make the
finest goods possible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19

no 81, business there ard by ordering the In
go 80. rcHcer-cn 70 arrest ell white men
y ~ found fshipg in the lakes there
erotts or hunting on the reservation.
lrirC the last two webs there have
cen numter OF miner clashes in which
re I'D ans have received the wors of
tne ent counter. and they now thirst
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19

Remit us the amount to cover your
order, also your address, and We will
send you package by U. s. mail to any
part Of the Islands or U. s., after June
14th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19

We invite the Ladies to inspect our
disply of Confectionery, packed in fancy
boxes. ranging from s5c to $500 each.
making a most acceptable present at
any time, especially to children, ladies'
birthday parties, etc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
THE sEAsoARo AIR Line.
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS PRO
NOUNCES RUMORS ABOUT IT
UNTRUE.
(By Telegraph 10 vlrginian-p ilot)

New York, Nov. 2S.-Thc Tribune to-
morrow will print the following;
'RumorS that Thomas j.. Ryan was
about to withdraw the suits which as
Il StoCkholder of the Scaboard and Roa-
nokc and the Raleigh and Castor rail-
road companies he has brought i'll OPP
position to the Seaboard Air Line con-
soidation project and that his stock
holdings were to be purchased by Il
syndicate which John l.. Williams &
Sons. of Richmond, and Middendorfer,
oliver IL Company, of Baltimore, are
members. were printed yesterday
"wednesday afternoon, and it was
added that at a meeting of the manag
ing committee of the Seaboard Air
Line held earlier in the day terms of
purchase of the Ryan stock We're dis
Cussed. Mr.. Ryan being interviewed
said:
~ stopped talking about the Sea-
board six months ago and don't want
TO begin now
President John Shelton Williams, Of
the Seaboard, when seen, would only
say: The rumors about the Seaboard
Air line are Incorrect" 1t was also re-
ported an important conference was
being held between officials OF the Sea-
board Air Line company and represen-
tativeS of the Southern Railway COM
pany. Atithe Office of the last-named
company the rumor was declared to be
unfounded.
Despite all denials it is believed in
certain circles that important new in
terests have entered the list of South
ern railway stockholders, and the Penn
sylvania railroad will have Il rcpresen-
tntive in the Southern board at the
annual meeting: 1t is so reported as n
step precedent to the entrance of the
pennsylvania interests into the man
agement. The present voting trust of
the Southern railway is soon to be dis
solved a prominent director OF the
southern railway said, however. that
he was not aware of any intention on
the part of the controlling interests TO
dissolve the voting trust.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
BERKELEY News AND ADVERTISEMENTS

gagged in until a late hour, when re-
freshments We're served. The next
melting will be held with the Misses
Davis, on Wood street. Norfolk, next
Tuesday eve ing.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
The Berkeley street railway has no
tee in this issue. calling attention to
their change OF schedule for cars to
Money Point, from 40 minute to 30
minute trips, which went into effect
yesterday. The first car leaves the
ferry dock every morning at sos for
Money Point. and every half hour
thereafter until 1915 p. m. On Sat
urdays the last car leaves the ferry for
Money Point at 1l:l5 p. m.
BRIEF MENTION
Messrs. w. r. Thomas & Co. have
received new machinery for their ma
rine railway plant at the foot of Null
berry street, to be substituted for the
machinery destroyed by fire the first
of the month. Workmen will begin
erecting it at once.
Mr.. II. V. Carter. proprietor of the
Green house, will give free oyster
roast at his place on Liberty street
this afternoon. and invites his friends.
See ad.
AIR II. l.. West gives notice in this
issue that his store will he closed to-
day at l o'clock. and invites you call
before that hour and get bargain
that will result in your enjoyment OF
the day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
ARRIVAL OF BERNHARDr AND coouEL1N
TOBACCO M EN-.
CHANGES IN AMERICAN AND
CONTINENTAL COMPANIES.

NC-N 14N I>AN Il IL NCh AN LED.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-P ilot.l
Louisville. Ky, Nov. Exchanges in
Louisville of great interest in connec-
ton with the American and Continent
tai Tobacco Companies will, it is an
nounced, go into effect December list.
John Doerhoefer, Il widelyknown to-
bacco man, and one of the moving
spirits in the So-called tobacco trust
has resigned as member of the board
of directors of the American Tobacco
Company and also as general manager
OF the company's Louisville establish
ment.
Basil Doerhoefer has resigned as in
spector OF the Continental company
and as general manager of the re-
handling plant in this city. Marcus
roerhoefer, brother of John and Basil
Doerhoefer. has rendered his rcsigna-
ton as general manager of the plug
factory here.
John Doerhoefer refuses to say
whether he and his brothers have sold
their tobacco stock or whether they
Will engage in the business independ-
entity of the big companies.
The designations will come before the
regular weekly meeting of the general
boards OF the two tobacco companies
in New York this week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
HANNA WILL RETIRE.
WHEN HIS TERM AS SENATOR EX-
PIRES.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Plot.)
Cleveland. Ohio Nov. 2S.-A committee
representing the NJ. a. Hanna Republican
Club. of the city, which recently passed
resolutions endorsing Hon. NJ. A. Hanna
as candidate for the presidency in 1904,
called upon the Senator to-day at his Of
flee to present the same. President
Gallagher of the club acted as. spokes-
man. Tho speaker referred to Mr.. Han
M as the hercules of the republican, par
ty.., ..If Mr.. Mckinley Ind been defeat
ed, he said. Senator Hanna would have
been held responsible. The victory was
remarkable one although not unexpect-
ed. and the credit lay with the man who
is entitled to his reward"
In reply Senator Hanna said:
Il believe in my heart that have only
done my duty to the countryside the peo-
pie. l seek no public office, and / seek
no reward Although l deeply appreciate
the feelings expressed by ncighbors and
my friends II cannot be the browning act
OF my life to sit in the presidential chair.
/ am growing old and expect to retire
after my senatorial term expires. Your
Kindness and consideration In what YOU
deem TO be the proper course deeply
touches me, but my candidacy for the
presidency Is absolutely out of the Qucs-
tion and 1t is not even to be thought Of"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Tuesday afternoon a well-known cit
lien. who Is quite deaf. had a narrow
escape from being run over by n street
car at the corner of Middle and High
streets. He started across the track in
front of the car as 1t was coming along
at a fair rate of speed. The motornan
rang his bell. and as the man paid no
attention he applied breaks to his car.
but did not succeed in stopping 1t until
the fender had touched the man. 1t
was then that the gentleman realized
his position. Had 1t been at night the
man would have received serious in
juries.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieutenant G. r. Clark has been
granted three months sick leave.
commissions have been issued to
Captain w. w. Reisinger. Commander
Karl Rohrer and Lieutenant Com
mander T. s. Rodgers
Lieutenant G. NJ. Fahs has been de-
tached from the Franklin and ordered
to the Wabash.
Lieutenant f. L. Chadwick from
Newport News to duty on the North
Atlantic Station.
Lieutenant W. w. Phelps assigned to
command the Winslow.
Lieutenant P. w. Hourigan from the
Lancaster and proceed home.
Naval Cadet v. A: Kimberly to dutv
On the Winslow.
Gunner H. j. Tresselt. retired, to duty
on the Independence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
FLORIDA QUARANTINE.
BOARD OF HEALTH ISSUES INIPOT
TANT ORDER.

BOARD OF HEALTH ISSUES IMPOR-
TANT ORDER.
Uy Telegraph to Virginian Pilot)
Tallahassee, Fla. Nov. 2S.-The Flori-
da State Board OF Health has issued the
following order:
To all conccrned:-
You are hereby informed that the "ac-
tive or summer" quarantine season Of
the State of Florida will terminate at
midnight, November so. with the follow
ing exception:
Non-immuncs from Havana and other
yellow fever ports or places. will be per-
mittcd entry in Florida provided they
possess a certificate. signed by the Officer
Of the United States Marine Hospital
Service in charge at Havana or other
Cuban ports, that the holder Is apparent
~ in good health and free from evidence
of febrie contagious or infectious dis
ease.
Baggage. wearing apparel and personal
effects from Havana and other yellow fc
Yer infected ports or places. will continue
to be sterilized until further notice; said
disinfection TO he performed ut the Gu
ban port of departure or the Florida port
of entry on arrival of passenger.
(Signed)
JOSEPH Y. PORTER.
State Health Officer OF Florida.
(Approved)
WILLIAM b. HENDERSON.
President State Board of Health.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
a coMvIcT BORROWED.
UNIQUE PLAN TO OPEN DEAD
MANS SAFE.
Wy Telegraph 10 YLrglnian PnotA

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. ga special to
the Tribune from Columbus, o.. says:
In order to Immediately secure valua-
bic papers belonging to her dead nus
band. the late Col. f. ]. Pickard civil
engineer, who died few days ago. an
expert safe blower. now IL convict in
the State penitentiary here. was loaned
to Mrs. Pickard by the warden long
enough for him to open the strong box
in which the important papers were
kept.
The entire affair was kept secret, and
the prisoner was conveyed through the
city in "a closed carriage to the safe.
which he blew open and was returned
to his cell before daylight this morning.
All private papers were locked up in
Colonel Pickard's safe. the dead man
alone having the combination The
town was searched in vain for an ex-
pert to open the safe, and the novel
plan OF securing the services OF q bur
Slar was adopted. 1t took the convict
twenty minutes to open the safe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
DOM PAU KRUGER.
SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING VISIT
TO THE UNITED STATES.

py Telegraph 10 Vlrcinian-Puot)
New York. Nov. 2S.-Michael Davitt
cables from Paris to the Evening Jour
nal to-day that Mr.. Kruger. replying
to the question IL he had any intention
OF making his future home in the
United States, said:
Il never contemplated going to
America to live. although I have re-
ceived several pressing invitations to
do SO.
II am seriously considering. however,
short visit to the United States.
The severe hardships of winter
travel would not deter me, old as am.
if were sure l could accomplish any
good for my oppressed country"
MIR. Davitt adds that IL Is almost
certain that Mr.. Kruger will not visit
America; and that the entire cabinet
of the South African republic opposes
the idea. the unanimous opinion be-
ing that the Mckinley administration
Will do nothing whatever for the Boer
cause,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
"THE GOLD MIME ,

THE Gold Mine" was presented last
night to only a fair-sized audience.
The piece was we'll set, and Mr.
woodward appeared as Silas *. VOL
colt and sustained the roll in the best
Of style.
The audience at times was SPELL
bound. He has during his short stay
won the hearts of the people and it is
TO be regretted that such company
are so poorly patronized.
He Will repeat THE Paymaster" at
the matinee this afternoon and THE
Gold Mine" will be repeated tonight.
Those who fail to attend will miss a
treat.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
RuHLIN AND MAHER.
THEY ARE MATCHED TO FIGHT IN
DECEMBER.
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.l

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
New York. Nov. 2S.-Arrangements
for the meeting between Gus Rubin
and Peter Maher were concluded here
day. Billy Madden, manager of
Rubin, and Peter Lowrey, Makers
representative, met Joe Mccarthy
matchmaker for the Penn Athletic
Club. of Philadelphia and without any
unnecessary delay affixed their sigma
lures to the articles offered by NcCar-
thy and posted forfeits to clinch the
match. The contest will be limited to
six rounds and will take place on De-
cemDer II,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
Orders For turkish Cruisers.

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
London. Nov. 2S.-An important trade
orders the immedi/e signature of a
contract for the obstruction of n fast
cruiser with the Cramps. of Philadcl-
phia, says the Constantinople cores
pendent of the Daily Chronicle. 1.-The
price agreed upon will give a sufficient
surplus to pay the American indemni-
ties. Thus the United States gain an
important commercial and diplomatic
success"