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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-11
THE OPERA HOUSE.
Program Will be Changed for This
Evenings Performance.

Another big and enthusiastic house
greeted the Worlds Entertainers last
night and the outlook for a banner
season seems a certainty. Many enthu-
siasts have booked seats for every night
meaning to take their fill of good en-
tertainment while they have the oppor-
tunity.
Most of the acts can bear repetition;
that of the Musical Tobins, for instance,
displays such thorough and artistic
mastery of tone that one could dispense
with change and continually enjoy the
performance. The quality of sound
emanating from Mr.. Tobin's trombone
is sound of beauty and joy forever.
Feenie Gassman received another en-
thusiastic reception and the two little
coons have completely captured the
town. The little colored lady, by the
way, is the taller and assumes boy 5
clothing so that the goo goo-eyed lit
tie picaninny in skirts, who exits with
a somersault, is Bill not Irene.
The orchestra seems to have trouble
in the awkward placing of their pit
Professor Sharp's piano is situated pre-
cisely where he can't see the stage
which handicaps him considerably ir
taking his exact cues. However, they
do eXcellently and are, with no disre-
spect to the Kappellmeister and his
band, a great improvement over many
musicians who have played in the
house.
Lees representations were most cor
daily recognized and received. 1t is
possible that the counterfeiting of Dew
ey might be made more instantaneously
effective by the wearing of the white
suit which the numerous wartime pic
lures of the Admiral have made ia
miliar part of his portrait.
The program is to be changed this
evening in its selections, songs and pic
lures, and seats are being rapidly pre-
empted for the performance. To miss
a change of program with the Enter
tainers is lost opportunity that viii
be regretted. ALLAN DUNN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-11

messed by w. Austin whiting and F. 8.
Pratt At the time the will was made
the decedent was 46 years old. The will
IS as follows:
Il, Paul Neumann, resident of Homo
lulu, H. l., make this my last will and
testament, revoking all other wills by
me made, which may be extant and un-
cancelled.
Il give and bequeath all my property
to my wife, Elise s. v. Neumann.
81 make no provision for any of my
children, deeming it sufficient that upon
commencing them to her maternal care
and affection, she will attend to their
temporal welfare.
Il direct that my wife shall have alb
solute control and power over all the
property thus bequeathed with untram-
melled and uncontrolled power of dis
posal and that she shall not be requir-
ed to give any bond or undertaking
whatever to carry out her trust as exec
utor, in the course of administration
of my estate. l nominate my wife Elise
S. V. Neumann the executrix of this will.
The heirs named in the petition are the
widow, Eva NJ. c. w. Fowler, daughter,
residing in London England; Ynez S. j.
Hasson, daughter, of Honolulu; Anita A.
FoclSe, daughter, of Honolulu; Paul e.
Neumann, son, of Edinburgh, Scotland
William E. F. Neumann, of Annapolis,
Maryland; Lille l.. K. Neumann, of Cor
litz, Germany
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-11
c. BREWER & CO., LTD.
Queen Street, Honolulu, H,

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Oso-
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
company, Wailuku Sugar Company.
American Sugar Company, Makes
sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Plau.4
tation Company, HaIeakala RaneS
Company, Kapapala Ranch, Molokns
Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Line of Rcs-.
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents for Philadelphia Board of IN
derwriters.
Standard Oil Company.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Z. M. Cooke, President; George +,
robertson. Manager; E. Bishop.
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. p.
Allen, Auditor; p. c. Jones, II. Water.
house, G. R. Carter, Directors.
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RFtI ESTATE MEMS.

A.nrv u Winsn- May have sold No
Past S.v.rty--iNth street. a new NNe-stprv
American basement dwelling, 20 GNsurIo-.
for Mir Gertrude u Miller
slavson 4 Hobbs have sold No SIC Wet
Sey.u,y-elshth street a fve-stnrv American
basement limestone dWrllins for William e..
Williams a.
Frederick 2itt-l has sold No A' W"-s
rri H,.uu. f1il-stHfy aud tl-emeI {.
dwelling. on lot siIoSIio7 for George D..
Victor
pavpe presidsut ~ The S"aboArd National
Rank. 10 ia West Tllrty-fourth stree.
a tour--tory and basement Jrown-tpu- dwell
ing on lot g5Ags v. for about s'nOb
n uankIn-uu has cold No iit Ne-t
Forty.ffth strr"t. n fpur-story broWnatpg"
dwelling. on lot 9oNlup The contract VS.
closed last Ihur-dAy
Charles J. purp~s has leased No .i1 West
Fourteenth street .sNIO.. Z" Jsut, tu. -
srect.d On the ait by tpurou Bros
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petition with referel.ce 70. that mIflmum.
Meantime the icuan;ry has beon vastly
in~rea-esi. During tho past Year Or two
'her~ have boen practically ~ nov priNa .
house. erected except H. l,cui.n. that =
,uiisidr the range ~ competition With
elevator APARTMENTS The prp'lurtion =
fve-s,ory hl's has heeii restricted b. iu-
caliii.- and HOUSES IN which 81 room a
mont - H.. maximum rate. WIN th.-e
two ggeai classes of housing out oi a."
competition ard remaining dictionary IT,
new apartments r.ytiv" The eG'lrr groWih
- hat part "f ~" pnpila'ioh from "hlch
Their ptirInlgo j. drawn
The existing elevator apartments are not
hkely 20 eNp.fiorce any greater ooinpo-
titiun among theuls..l"ss than they al"
nov eNpariaucing H." majority of thoa'
now IN eNs'.nce contain f-.ven stories
The now Tenement Huuse lav docs not
allow the prevailing ~'mi-hreur"oi cpn-
-'rlc'iOn higher than s'N st"rs's bs-lb-.
Il resolves I-r cent. NOR" NJ th" lot i"r
hight and air than the old law and ~ other
ways add -lightiy 10 the cost ~ produc-
ton Apartments erected under the new
law will hnV. less npor -ps~" To rent or
they must 10 built frcprpof, Implying
higher rents They In turn viii IT, an eN-
pertinent and biIil,i.rS generally VIII proha =
hly pfrain from undertaking them untl
, supply and demand In the renting market
pr-clud" the possibility Of failure, direct %
ing their attention meanwhile possibly 10
tusrCantilc construction, as theN ulu sotii"
year Agu.
According 10 Mr. Neville. OF Neville h
Bagg. whO have d,-sign.'d not Tar from
~ pr vent of the new elevator apartmru' .
! the aim uf the builders and architects IA
/ Harlem has b,sm to devise plan Tor az
/ elevator hat that might lie rented ~ ~
room THIS however. has b.eu fouui
/ impracticahlo. althuugi some OF TIE suit =
In a few buildings are now let at that rat.
I The average uanimum rat" iinu-dIAte'"
! north Of "a. Park IL g.. north ~ i2Gh str"
! IL fall- tu o. and on a." West Side IL y .
| with instances of rents - So room The .
! average minimum Tu's's b" Regards As -
! tabllsi@d under the conditions prcvailIu .
/ under tho old building Jaw, and thinks thu ?
! ia. new law, coupled with rapid uanSi .
will have tendency 'u raisr these levels
/ materially.
| Brokers generally declare that the rsntin /:
I demand for elevator aparup"nts 10 much
/ improved this year over last. and that th'v
, snow curr"spnndingy h-tt"r returns. Per
= hatl- no one ~ bett.t qualified 20 speak ou
q this subject than Paul Mayer, who la,
! charge - about forty hthuu's'S, including
, nine elevator flats belonging tn tho Bern
4 hcimer- uf Beruh~im-r- 4 SchuIid, besides
I apartments for other cii"nts AcCordiu.:
/ to Mr. Mayer the average no' income uf the
? elevator fate IN his charge, d,splt" va
/ canci..- II o u-.r Ccut while the return froiu
I the class ~ iiv"--tory flats with which thcv
come IN competition has fallen 90 pOius
| not much over IcT cont
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0omtsi,r srrraais Nan't1.

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a. nd .. .... I.'H.H. NHHDr fl. "rltausY.
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r..lIfst a., g. tIIll ~ lHs' sd :,
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tsr.1. ra e. a. Nor siHsn y H vasfs 80 to o.
"a SrtrE % rs- 40
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Av,nu. n NJ rnf AZ II NNI0r Pelham
Rod FlstsVur 60 ~ Doldbsfs a Sons snd
euu
pfvefsfls dflvs % ouf 0 stn " lI1nliHs
Jos 10 O ,lsurnt - Julur. Hia Duut ~ ~
nan 4 Iil u tdstn l1tisu ~ isfftaa
NFsIfi
u,naUtsf A. ~ liisNrh7tsfsv T:rst
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ispil N 49, 20 -. = Ivsru trttius ~
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pA'tas - SON ssth ~ sOsiun ana ssih II
ns 1rnu pstkAv. i'nfln e. aud AFth st.
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IS ImmE Meftef
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p1VVTOSN.
tsoufh - Fosrtss1lh ~
fwh.-e no Interest l. stAi,i feai pef oentl
R'yInstlL 4 y cor Atta.usy 81 ENp
Rur.WItI ~ uANlI HufuAl 20, pT'nf Lligs
i17iysl secures notsS month. fsf
ceut Zach. ... ........,.. $40
East StnF.
fraa ~ Gtrs a., s-i--rsa F1S't>sTfh asi iiosh
ss,h sl 81, $50 a ID ~ Anna I walton ,o
AAues GOcltf. 81. q lrf oea, .......
sgth g. nA lSu Pan ~. ~ hoal iTupefty
Investing 90 10 tie Egu .t,bs LIE Assu-
tanc society. due Jan l. lsJA a, p~
cent gold .. ...... ......... .......... "a
7sts ST. "a. f's, ias. ssth s,,s lssS.
Avenue A Charles "a Schnsus " CnnOfd
I SfahAIa. with al title D. eStAts " WHICH
Adolph S,huele died s-bed. s.ng -
psu due Nov I. isoA, per cent ....-
o. Av 49, D. iosth st R1se his W 0uSiav
bssch. ptiof mtse seO 90. secures pro
ceeains IN l ulsG ~ Couri ...........
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SthoIsir.l. p-iof utse 81 3ob, lnsis.tS
WEST SDr.
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ielisf ia. N NiIrau kahiet and s''S
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Aaflusnd du. ~ l. 1914, pst csnt ~
RRoNk
tRs~pueA ~ ~ a'crfl
Union sv. 90 cot Sd II SifOngs sy uss ib
,Furct ~ Mary De~fs - Ashs u whit
man. due Jan I. isn.. - cent ......r-- ~
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ReCortied Leases

isdr. ne SOC eu ay also .se At. n I. t'as
9Th ~ Ait1Andsr y orr ~ sl u4sters. %
rdsn Muse American Go. l!uNed 9 re
- az Asas store A, Natgafrt bucha rdi to
William S,sit-t . a. Nfs o..
INN It ~ l2A = Abraham lu1 " iAhhf
NAli~nspin tyrs
ID az .ss1 jams. Kothsch "a N Alpnob.-
Neinsi. S ~
4sth 1t - " Mary 4 Nahon ,o m Pru'-s
shonal NuuAus leAgug Vfs .s.
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Natlsnrd Mechanic. II-..s.

1904 o 81. tfs H-th ssvsTiy y.
Jane iilsa Sspi "a Is..
lsAd Il ~ iNss'urU o. Ussn Flssf v NJ
tldA h~lnfsHf - . |a.f
Suf pfurrfN NINaT H t.rIF o. ssms
Augts leIf
Ssus rIusetti p.'r Iuhli e.. ..Hr Aagls
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1us,nss5 Chances.


8us,nss5 ChaRefs.
LITTLE s. CO.,
-, nRoAuwNy. Nrw Yopr
ALL LINES OF BUSINESS SOLD.
sr,,K S,d5aaf2tSlifs S,5a f2tSlifs idtEHaiA>r,rp
SHNi'N"'NN rAR : !.Rs' IN lt'RaI.
DEsiRAt 4 * rSfafS ia'oR 5uVr,iEs
PATENTS.
Nvr> "",,so. % "a, .,'i 49,, y, 'ol''rEp
NI.u EI.. t4ttJ Alll
i,7o gsTABiisiiEu s.h'"u oN'yrARS 1901
Aoo -cus:L GArIs .IvN.NripN. "n.
s,m,: . ,s ,s,, ,, f''f ',s'' , iii..ass, d.,
1900 r,Ka. N.w Ncr. Sa,s llsar,s -,'Ins
M. non ey lo.pn inha'itans suprrb lors'on.
,;oooo Will .,Egt Rr ALL ~ 'hLS ,AN2
TILT 10 81. iNlNuNLn tNEl NAT! tlhE
~ MEArl, l,Ahhitirs THAN i'it "Rn'
ui-IiE a co. 80 nuoNnwAN.
,7so. SiHth av issuuiaat Anl oiT'I hous. -
sSn Lffiiit = 90 - broadssy
flvJn WILL t'' 80 -" il eh'd dtieNl'sseh
LIiIE = ~, 81, .roeaao
tisOo-. .RlcEN dong nls.l''s So ",pJ,.'y
tSa lJriLu a 90. - b-osdsss
Hr TAU RAM Nl.N.Il. GIN. HALL.
SiL.N1in IA, ~ LtCe ntrlli'l1i ~ ~
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iIItLs 60. ass H,o,d~.y
400 WILL NY ng1' 49, u'Is 70 o1m.L','on %
hutsfs Fui's s-F'u. I0sll llrA. kl'r "a. 70. VIE
srr. s;.S' AID '' ~ I'So, Gd = =, pa!.S s. s''
HEsTAURANr VICINITY OI SIuCK -
CHNN'E. HANuSIAlELN ~ irEp ,IAi,
HpNA,L .S1la. ~ lI'SI ,LAsSnS, kLSL,ri'
81 90 70 ISCt GhVANCES
, qsPEn p, 10 sEry q ,,s 1,-s.d "ola,Gs e5s
''"'''''' mercy rln r., 80 - i' '''''a' @a.sS s
49, II fu'.l .r-' c.ss, prunifnr business hours
f'o1. -. V to4 tufels- price reasonable
wv iL.i1r',ir a go. II" nrosa..y
Ssco A. Old uu.a'1i a. ,4. .i' ron
sitf' " nus SUN ~ r'su't 'u .'-n Nl't' \ >
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lTR II.A.L llu,E, $ .su.S HALf CASH
EASY ''."ff fii.li,F i2F aft''ss q, g, BROADWAY
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ao ~ .' go. @ go. o.'' ,, . ~, 49, '.rs, re-;
sfN u.l va'-. .H~rr Au' i." up..- u' UgVasmon.
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'-N'''' '.'''' tirfif &Nt'.I, Is, sro.ar,y
rtSr MANSION aud o. ns acres ~ ,sni ,.sy .aear'
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A YOUNG WOMAN - r-nnc4ent Ari gisl
uAte. drsirus position a. rHH pou''u g. ADJ OF
child invalid arl. 20" UhIHrtuu o. travelling
unetcept.unsl references - HAugei Address
HAl.SHN q q. boa ipIr New York
roMpETENT gHsNHEtA tlp wants stva.
lli private far ly can furnish shUflls 20 frfrfsrcs
b X hDI sss Sun uptown n. %. l,s' hrnstuay.
HkrRIfFNT topn vish.s o. uhtsin = situation
IN p-ivA's family ~N~'-gt t-irf"ucrs ' y. but
ssh : upt.su H+us. l-s' bfnadwAy
ENPTU'gN. Eu ,fNNnF.lN Nlp api sam.
sig,ss TouIdl sfra. To- privatefA fAu D
fsfrfsuoss d. t. huN hAl rus uptown ono, lehA
n.nauWAN
FiftgT CLASS VArTRtSg s'sl.s w. p-ucuIs
Nturrla D.. private faml. .H'ffrucrs %. IN,
So sun IptHSu u~,'. 1903 broadway
nTiIpRpTDIIT s. tpNpI.r-NT COOK v.ult lIss
n tNfA'u iiurtIr lu p-vai. 'Hwl, usNi ut fTrt.
suo~s 'o' la. sIu uptIsu one irn' H-usi'
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lsiisf - lswfsnrs lafIs - srnu ~ -
er~e suT. % \ i~fkff
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tfan rVf - 90 lN.NIN' rrN ra-
t.Ivnr Hs ~ g. "U "s.'n dtfa fssaisa
tal -sD-N I"fHs -rt uta#f matters ri..
L.strs sui fsru.Hg Io tNrr i-rgr1r. aAi
81 ."f-~Hst z. rlI as..Hr .'u
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Real Fstate rAnsfers

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in.a 81 .iss. scs . "a az. 2aAlcI y sam
uel NsnloWig g. Herman tAih il.e..
TstAsI mtss tlu.Iio
NAd:Slu a. Z n N4th 81 F'ib Jusrph
Dryfu~ 90 rAnne Dyfo~ 4r..
seth u So $50 a aN, .iAg' ., Anna i
walton W R.chsfd 1ohlu. ~ miss
..,s 81 III ns iaiss 81 sv, a. :,irs'
Are N bIourins W MAry " WiihamA
An =, NJ. no a Az, 10 saio0 q Nina
sch HurSin aud wife ~ flAns hea.y
ana sno. - 81 -. rntr~ 81. 5up. ..........
wFxI siDE
w.a a. Firh %. se'tossn Fo~'isss;s s.s iin
ssth asa a.: \ Cenusl Para NcsL !ah
ino H. flifabsth Gnmm " Ahnei
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mn a. 49,, .Gs ssth a. :irsp. Andfs<
IsuIold W walter y lleiLf'eh mtE
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1,s,S.Sh ~ Tks H-ouf,l

iTi- q - OF PARK 80, saA91. Charles
ub1nohue referee o. Csnio lAdioe
W.hstefsVs isss a ma pl. s.1Jo. thsiies
Nuioll to Richard Cleyt, - g. p ...
isfd ,l - lusss Railroad az. .ANiu0.
John j MeCAuiey. Jt. fsisf,'. 70 asoos
Ss.,l - Is 80 .... -......... ...,.
ln,.fvn.s av, ius ToN ~ runs =
~ llINe g7h - % 90 - ful y n
es HEM rita AuSpa hsf " NJ Uuiose
" RRlchAfe mts, -, 80
Asi!da It nNs. bs,ng bot isl mar Wash
lngtonvius sutiuu. SAM. Sutn.
fsisfes to joseph ; Mood, 'Nf
Orchard st. o. s. luV MaiH IT. 1913. t'iF
isian nd fredfisk GeshAfdt ~ Ss'ah Gt9
hafdt ........... ...........s .Hsssss
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Apcnis Nantrd.
Situations WAnitd ytmales.

AGENTS " AS~Nn g. ~ w. ,,u,'or, oofn ~,
ear 9l, 'r-. : e, h-NYuN. nssseu. y y
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90 BRUADNAi.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS RosE M1kEns.
nv ISi ntHs, LE,HNIRs: SIEAnN woRk;
a.. a1nn mn.tSm,r /. ;is N-'"'" N'
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Flrs, ia - ru-e maker
uuly a..a. iss,rnsr, segisd ga'S a., ~ ltsTn hs
ApIly Hil H o,L UEnhNAN &tN1lt. ,afiteal a"ues
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KILLED HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF.

Chicago. April ls-Charles II. Sweeney. wealthy
planter. of Greenville. KY. to-day shot and
killed his wife and then committed suicide in the
apartments OF his wife's sister. Mrs w. l.. Phil
lips. wife of a Chicago tobacco merchant. in the
Dubuque hats. Rush-sr.. near the Granada Hotel
Mrs. Sweeney left her home at GreenvilIe month
since. coming 10 Chicago. IL is said for the pur-
pose Of securing legal separation. Sweeney is said
30 have told his wife he would kin her IL per-
sisted in seeking divorce. Sweeney reached Chi
caeo this morning and carried his threat
Mrs. Sweeney arrived a dag two ago. and this
morning In the temporary absence of her sister
she went downtown shopping. She returned AT
O'Clock and. stepping into the apartment was
met by her husband who had been admitted by
Mrs. Ph.llips's x-year-old Sweeney crasped
her wrist and pulled her inside. AT the point of
revolver he ordered the boy run. Crying out
that a murder being done. the bov fed 10 tho
Granada Hotel. but before help could arrive two
shots were heard and the hotel attaches found the
man and woman Tying the floor. Mrs Sweeney
was dead. and IN few moments the husband ex-
pired Mrs. Sweeney was the daughter OF Thomas
p. Morgan, a planter. of Greenville
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
SUSPECTED OF KILLING WIFE
WOMAN HAD SHRIEKED AND CALLED
FOR HELP-HUSBAND SAYS II
WAS SUICIDE.

George shevoy, thirty-eight years old fireman
in the employ of the Old Dominion Line OF steam
ships was arrested yesterday afternoon on sus-
picon of killing his wife. Kate Shellvoy, twenty
eight years old their apartments. NO. asa West
scventeenth-st on Wednesday night. Sheilvoy
was taken to the Jefferson Market police court and
remanded TO the Coroner.
Shellvoy went to the Twentieth-st police station
Yesterday morning and reported that he had arisen
at 9 o'clock to give his wife a drink OF water.
was his custom when he had found her dead IN
bed On the floor bottle containing carbolic
acid. Shellvoy said that his wife must have COM
mitted suicide. Captain Moynhan's suspicion
aroused by the actions of Shellvoy. When asked
why he was not aroused by the sufferings of his
wife after taking the acid Shelvoy gave evasive
answers.
Detectives found that the fourth floor. where
the Shellvoys lived every piece of crockery in the
place broken and the furniture smashed
showing that there had been struggle. Mrs.
Shellvoys body lay on the bed.
Albert Flowers. who lives on the third floor. told
10 O'Clock he heard Mrs. Shellvoy Shrek and call
for help. She continued to do this for several
minutes. Then all became still Flowers said that
the couple had frequently quarrelled.
Others said that they had heard the woman
scream and call for help.
Shellvoy has a sinister expression. After his ar
rest he became taciturn. He wept and appeared TO
be affected by his situation.
Detective Butler MADE statement to coroner
Hart that Shelvoy had beaten his wife on Wednes-
day night. and the Coroner committed Shellvoy to
the Tombs pending the autopsy. which will take
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
RoDENBoUGH APPEALS rc COURTS.

FORMER CHIEF OF BUREAU OF ELECTIONS
WANTS A PLACE IN THE NEW DEPARTMENT
President Noorhis of the Board of Elections
received order noontme yesterday signed
by Justice Andrews. of the Supreme Court. dlrect-
ing his appearance before the court on next Mon
day to show why writ of mandamus should
not be issued directing him and the commission
ers OF the board to appoint General Theophilus +.
Rodenbough former chief of the bureau, to some
position in the board. President Noorhis re-
ferred the service to the Corporation Counsel
General RodenbouSh is conducting his fight under
the counsel Of David Bennett King. The papers
served President Voorhis recite General Roden-
bough's services as a veteran Of the Civil War
and in the Bureau of Elections. He says he wants
place in the department similar to that ne
occupied in the old bureau and at similar salary
He would like TO be auditor, he states though
President Voorhis sa VS. there is no such position.
General RodenbouEh says he can fill every position
except that OF stenographer. He states that he
appointed for five years. but only served three
On this contention and the fact that he is a vet
he bases his action. He was iegislated out
of Office by the creation of the new board as
separate department.