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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIRCUIT
Territory OF Hawaii A. chambers, In probate, In
tn. matter 0 the estate Of s. Katherine Gray, late
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased On reading and filing
the petition and accounts OF he administrator OF the
estate OF said deceased wherein he asks that his
counts be examined and approved, and that a final
order may be made OF distribution OF the property ie-
naming In his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled,
and Scharging him from all h'r responsibility
as such administrator. II Is ordered that Friday, the
sTth day Of MAY, AID, 1901, at 10 O'Clock IN al
he Court room Of the 81 Court AZ Honolulu, Islam
OF Oahu, he and the same hereby Is appointed as the
time and place Tor hearing SAID petition and accounts
and that all persons Interested may then and there
appear and show cause, II an, they have why tut
same should not be granted, and may present evil
dence as TO who are entitled to the said property 20
Honolulu, April ~, 1901.
By the Court.
GEORGE LUCAS:
lsIS-Ap Isa,gq,May6 CLERK
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

IN THE IRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIRCUIT.
Territory OF Hawaii. Al chambers, In probate, In
the matter OF the estate Of William Seahorn Luce,
late OF Homo ulu. Oahu The last will AMI testament
Of said deceased hem presented TO said court, TO-
gether with petition for the probate thereof and Tor
the issuance OF letters iesaentary to Alice Maute
Gaskei Luce having been tiled. Notice IS hereby
given that Monday, tn. 10th day OF May, D.. 1901
al 10 O'Clock a m. of said day. al the Cour Room Of
said curt. In the Judiciary Building. Honolulu he
and the hereby Is appointed the time and place
for proving said will and hearing said application.
Honolulu, April I9th, 1901.
By the Court.
GEORGE LUCAS,
IsIS-ApriI ts,7 TO- May6 Clerk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that tbs undersigned has
been appointed by the Hon A 6 Humphreys. First
Judge u the Circuit Court OF the First Circuit ai-
mnstrat OF the estate OF 6. kaakoili deceased, Of
Honolulu, Island Of OAHU. Territory Of Hawaii All
creditors hereby notified to present the claims,
duly authenticated, and with PFC per vouchers II any
exist. 10 me at the law office OF Achi & Johnson, No
az, Campbell Block, upstairs, In said honolulu with
In six months from tha date OF this publication, or be
forever barred And ali persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate payment OF
such Indebtedness to me. -
ENOCH JOHNSON.
Administrator Estate OF s, Kaiakoili deceased
Honolulu. April !, IooI ISo,- t-I,SISaa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
Admins traitors Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF iatta kuhey late Of Honolulu
Oahu, deceased, hereby notifies all IersOns having
claims agans said estate to present he same to the
Undersigned wi hin six months from the date OF this
publication. OF they will be forever barred,
S kuBtY,
Honolulu, April Is, 1901, Administrator,
IRIS.tt- Anil Il u 20 Ga
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
NOTICE.

DIR. GEO. HERBERT IS LEAVING
for the Coast on the 23rd inst. DIR. ST D.
q WALTERS will have entire charge
Of the practice during his absence, His
office hours will be from 9 to II a m, to
; and 7 to s pm.
DRS HERBERT, HUMPHREYS
AND WALTERS. 1877 NV
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
Corporation Notices.
NOTICE..

In consequence Of the appointment of
the Hon. Geo. Gear to the Circuit Bench
as 2nd Judge, the firm of Davis and Gear
Is dissolved. Geo. A. Davis will occupy
the same Offices and continue the active
practice of his profession, ISOo-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

TO CURE A GUILD IN ONE DAY.
Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. Is cent?.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
RECORDED APRIL 10, 1901.

E Gibson and husband to Western &
Haw'n Inv. Co Ltd, Ad. Chrge, Apr 9,
1901; lot IS & por loi 40. Pawaa, Homo
lulu, Oahu. $500. Book go, page 1871.
NV Kalua and wife to c H Banning,
NJ, Mar 10, 1901; pors kuls AIS & 400, lao
Valley; pors ku's $3.50 & 1850, Vineyard
lot; piece land Owa; piece land cor Market
Street, Waiuku, Maui. s Coco, s years at
per cent. Book 2zI, page 244.
WR Caster Tr to Wong Kwai. A N,
Mar ~, 1901; Sur dry pieces IA d Waiona,
puheemiki, Paumalu, Waialee, koolauloa,
Oahu. 5000. Book ia, page 800.
RECORDED APRIL II, 1901.
II T Hambly to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd, D,
Mar 20, 1901; pors Patent 44IS, Olaa,
Puma, Hawaii. $500. Book a23, page
81.
A Lldgate to E L Kauai, Rel, Apro. 1901
kuls $50, & 62o6, Waimea, Kauai. $3.50.
Book I7o page aI7.
SIX Nation to W R Castle Jr, N, Mar
20, 1921; por grant ABB. kihalani, N Hlo,
Hawaii. i25oo. 6 years at 10 per cent.
Book 22I, page 248.
Lau Tang ct ais to II A Heen. A L, Apr
6, 1901; leas h,ld cor King & Kekaulike,
Streets, Honolulu, Oahu. Book 2IS, page
1913.
RECORDED APRIL IL, 1901.
DPR Isenberg to Loo Chit Sam, L
| Mar &c, 1901; 2 pieces land Waialae, Kona
Oahu. 10 yrs at $4,000. Book 2Io, page
235.
Trs Oahu College to L P Marques. D.
Apr I, 1901: lot 6. block 9. College Hills
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $1,000. Book
z23. page 80.
T Machemaga and wife to J Corea, D.
Feb 26, 1901; piece land Kaapahu, Hama
kua, Hawaii. $500. Book gag, page AZ
&c Winston to L L McCandleSs. d
Apr 6, 1901; piece land cor Smith x Paua
hi Streets, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. Boob
223, page 60.
Trs Oahu College to L l. McCandless
Rel, Apr 6, 1901; piece land cor smith 4
pauahi Streets, Honolulu, Oahu. Boob
223, page &C.
CD King ct al to Kaneohe Ranch G.
Ltd. Rel, Apr 0, 1901: Int. In R Ps s742
s876, d53I; piece land Makalii, kalua
Koolaupoko, Oahu. !aooo. Book Io
page 2.
Waikiki Land & Loan Assn Ltd, t
E McCully Higgins, NJ. July, I, 1901
lands at Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu
$4,000. Book 22l, page 253.
FA Schaefer & Co to En- Syak Aseu {
al, Rel, Apr II, 1901; lot 2, Xlkihalt
Honolulu, Oahu. f3ooo. Book I7o, pag
SO,
En- Syak Aseu and husband to A
Parker Mtg. Apr II, 1901; lot 2, Kikihale
Honolulu, Oahu. 5000. Book al, pag
25I.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
REA[ESTATET TRANSACTIONS.

instruments filed for record April 20, 1901.
First Party Second Party Class
ID n Waterhouse Mrs L Manchester Rel
E Nav and wife A Mendeiros d
X Kakulu BE Dillingham; Co Ltd D
B F Dillingham; Co Ltd kakulu d
] r Shaw L A Cox and VT Rel
Instruments filed for record April ~, 1901
First Party Second Party Class
A Fernandez kaleikuawa d
Barret ] r Walker N
] Hiram Matthewman N
J Matthewman w Q Smith Tr A N
Kahoa ct al d Manuel d
Palolo l. x Imp. Co Ltd A Marques ID
A Marques First Am. S & Tr Co Of
Hawaii Ltd NJ
First Am. S &.Tr CO.
of Haw Ltd Gear, Lansing & Co Rel
Gear, Lansing x Co NJ d yivas D
Palolo | & Imp Co Ltd NJ d Vivas d
N ID Vivas First A s & Tr Co Of
Hawaii Ltd NJ
@ II Paha NJ Fernandes d
Pilahi T Leialoha D
Trs oahu College CT Peterson Rel
K Hanupa L K kanakaoluna d
N K { och EFT e. al Homo. Inv. Co
Ltd AL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
Bic ctiOn OF Officers.

At a meeting OF the stockholders Of the
HAWAIIAN REALITY AND MATURITY CO.,
LTD, held at their office, 90 klAg street,
room =, April -, 1901, the following were
elected officers and directors Of the com.
pany:
/. K. Kentwell. ........ President
w. J. Robinson ..Vice.President
l.. Ahlo.. ...,...,,..." Treasurer
p. n. Brunette ...... Secretary
W. {. Burnett go. Auditor
ISI7Iw P. H. BURNETTE, Secretary
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
ON CALL ALL NIGHT.
HAWAIIAN
AUTOMOBILE CO., LTD.
TelephOne-MAIN II.

Coupon Books Sold. Special Rates
made for Automobile Parties. 4"
NOTE-Drivers are not allowed to make
any rates except those furnished by the
company. Ask driver to see rate sheet.
In case of dispute as to fare, pay driver
amount claimed, take rebate slip and call
at office. We will gladly adjust any diff
ference,
Office on King St., near Judiciary BID.
LOUIS 7. GRANT, MANAGE
The evening world., 1901-10-29
MOB FRIEND
OF ASSASSIN,
Crowd Violently Assai|s Man
Who Oenounces tho
Auburn Execution.

Because ne expressed sympathy Tor the
Assassin OF the President early this
a orninx a weil-dressed man was moSbed
ana almost killed on an Timer Park car
on It's way In from C"ney Island.
II was about 5 o'clock when the car
left Coney Island with a fun load Of
passengers. among whom was the man.
who was about forty years old and
stout. lac had morning paper with n
pic OF the ASSASSIN on the front page.
In u IOtd yoic. tne man said.
III was an outrage To circtfo-ute the
murderer for Simply shooting a frrsi.
dent"
In "A second the man was busy stop
ping upper cuts. short arm ana every
other kind OF 1oits that could be
landed BY a hal.-dozen men who heard
the remark. The women passenger
screamed, and the car was stopped By
the motorman. The conductor pulled
The offender from underneath the mob
that waS indun'r!ously seeking new
spots to kick him.
I'll. fellow was dragged bleeding and
cut TO the platform. IL. was given a
Kick by the moiorman and told to run.
Leaving his hat behind HIM. the man
beat all long distance records across
the Concy Island meadows. The hot
was examined afierwsrd and found 10
b. o! good qualify. and with the cScep-
;!on OF the name John Meyer on the
irsidr. there was nothing TO Identify
the man.
The evening world., 1901-10-29
CHARGE FRAUD IN
BRIDGE CONTRACT.
JULIUS MEYER TO PREVENT
CARRYING ON WORK.
Says Specifications Were Framed
SO rs to Favor Certain
Bidders.

Justice Leventritt Is sitting this after.
noon In Special Term. Part w. Of the
Supreme Court. In the trial Of a sui,
brought against the city to prevent tt.'
granting of contract for The steel
work on the new East River bridge
which is now very nearly. completed.
The suit was brought BY julius Meyer.
"a taxpayer who Is represented By
kellogs & Rose. tho law nrm which
got the members of the Municipal coun.
ell punished for contempt OF court.
Meyer asks for an Injunction foraoid-
ding the letting Of the contract for tho
steel and the steel work ON the ground
that the plan and specifications. pub.
l!shcd July .. 1860. and on watch seven
bids were opened Aug. .. were SO dra VII
that only concerns having a plant In
successful operation for mt least one
year could compete. II was also pro-
rided that the prevailing rate OF wages
mus! be paid and only citizens Of New
York employed ~ the work. Eight
hours was to constitute a days work.
Corporation Counsel Whalen and As.
siEtant Hill declare that there was no
fraud. and that nobody was favored.
The contract wnS awarded to the
Pennsylvania Steel Company Mt $s.iii,-
900. and the work Is now nearly COM
plcted.
The evening world., 1901-10-29

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Admiral
schley WA vigorous In speech in de-
Tending his course in the Cuban cam
paign before the Naval Court OF In
quiry to-day.
Il would have knocked them out"
he said when asked what he would
have done had Cervera brought is
ships out at night.
THANK God did no."
we would probably have been
gobbled up" was his comment In re-
plying. that he had not accepted and
tac,ed on tho Navy s.tment S
information. that Cubans and not
Standards were In Santiago Harbor.
Again he declared that he never
permitted the possibility OF censurc
to rest on anybody for his doinss.
and. therefore. acted on his own re-
sponsibility when the situation war
ran;cd II,
The mrs, question the judge Advocate
asked was In connection with Admiral
schicy's examination in chief regarding
tho meeting with the Eagle after the
Flying Squadron left Key West.
You said you had distinct recollec-
ton that tho Eagle passed within hail
In tho Yucaian channel and that she re-
portci no news"
The evening world., 1901-10-29
Humorist Tells Cheer.
ing Crowd "Sick New
York Needs Good Or.
Low to Cure It from
illness Brought on by
Eating Bad Tammany
Bananas

Mark waved his hand and when auie,
came at last Chairman johnson turned
over the gavei to him. He said:
II conceive that In this campaign We
have nothing before US to decide ex-
cept very simple matter, that Is.
whether to continue Croker and Tam
many or not. I suppose we've had
enough OF Il. We've had four years Of
American monarchy. with our monarch
on English soil. We must stop that
and do something better.
Il suppose also that II We had cx-
cellcnt men on the Tammany ticket with
Croker baniAhed. we would be satisfied.
hut We can't have that. We've got to
take the Fusion ticket. which Is clean
from top to bottom.
Humorist Admits llluess.
I'm sick to-day. and my doctor told
me ought not to DO here. but said
II my distempcr were respectable so
that I could explain II In confidence to
this great audience. 70 that It wouldn't
go any further. and l could send word.
Id do II.
But l could not send word that I had
n nursery complaint. II was mere In
discretion. II was over eating. not over
drinking. ! ate banana. was trying
to further the interests of our Italian
citizens SO that they vote the Fusion
ticket.
But got hold OF Tammany ba-
The evening world., 1901-10-29
HERR MOST
WINS PLEA.
Judge Mclean Grants Old
Anarchist a Certificate of
Reasonable Doubt.

Judge MaeIean to-day granted a eer,i.
hcate Of reasonable doubt OF the legal.
ity OF the trial Of John Mos, for pub.
fishing an Ararchis:ic editorial In his
paper IN which the assassination OF
despots aad tyran;s was advocated.
Most was convicted In Special Ses
slons. Judge Hinsdaie reading the de.
clsion OF the three Judges. He was sen
fenced to one year In the penitent!ary
lie applet Tor a certificate OF reason.
able doubt. denying tho Jurisdiction OF
the Special Sessions and the compe.
tcncy OF the evidence.
Jusficc Mclean says:
The only proof to supper: the con-
viction In that Most purioined an article
expressing ceri:1I sentiments written
by aothern half-a-cetnury ago and pub.
itshsd It as his own In paper which
presumably. has som. circulation, hui
none OF which: " shown except "a sins IL
copy bought by a policeman FOR use II,
thiu. prosecution
The evening world., 1901-10-29
.LEDERER'S LIST Of
DEBTS IS LARGE.
THEATRICAL MANAGER BANK.
RUPT-0WES slle.77O.
Liquldatsd and $3.50 Per-
sOnai Property.

Franklin Blcn. attorney for George
". I-ederer. the theatrical manager.
flied to-day schedule OF assets and
liabilities In tho pending bankruptcy
proceedings.
Tho liabilities aggregate sua,77o. o.
which only 5000 Is secured.
Among the creditors named are Robert
Gilien and the GilI-n Printing Company.
$1,000 each: Daniel A. Sweeney. Slo.2sl
Ludwig EngIaender. 1000; Bank OF New
Amsterdam. $500.
The assets consist OF $3.50 worth OF per-
sonai property and un!Iauidated claims
amounting to $4,000. Among tho claims
Is ono against Clara Lippman ~. money
advanced and breach OF contract, 1870;
Columbia Music Hall. Es,ston. 5000;
II. b. Sire. $4,000. and \. II. Chamber.
Ism, $50, 500.
The evening world., 1901-10-29
SCHLEY NEVER SHIELDED
HIMSELFBEHIND OTHERS.

than during the day. The Admiral had
also testified that the set OF the current
was toward the shore. The Log - showed Ssd
steamed In as well as out.
"Had Cerve-a's feet appeared during
the nights. you were at cientusSos.
sea ward. what. under your Instructions.
would your fleet have done!
'.Knockci them out" "a stir In the
couI!2 - .,-.
ITO follow the aag-lnstruciions given
at Hampton Roads"
But wha: wrrs your Instructions
There were none. I do not consider
that the regulations or customs required
writer, instructions"
Isn't the unSritten Law al sea In the
navy thai vessels In squadron shall
Yes. except under certain circum.
What cIrcumstances?''
We'll. a vessel might zee one Of the
enemy's ship. drop on, and follow 10
attack her. That might he one OF tho
circumstances"
....hu, the rule Is to follow the aaSf"
In response TO other question. Ad.
miral Schley said there were three or
four boats stretched across the ha-oor
at Cienfuegos.
coaled from the Mcrr!mac. May 3. In.
form Admiral Sampson that coallns OF
ClAnfuegos was very unccrtains
You coaled one OF the battfe.shins!'
Yes"
Despatch to sampson.
Referring TO the blockade OF Santiago
Captain Lemiy asked the witneAs why
he had sent a despatch to Admiral
sampson that ION account OF short coal
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
The evening world., 1901-10-29
MARK TWAIN AND SETH LOW
TALK POLITICS TO ACORNS

Americas great humorist. Mark
Twain. took n hand In the serious bust.
ness OF campaigning at the meeting Of
the Order OF Acorns at noon to-day. He
presided and introduced the fusion can.
didate for Mayor. Mr.. Low. Before he
had even opened his mouth he got a
grand laugh and great applause.
Tho crowd evidently expected an In
teresting noon hour. for the big hall at
No. $50 Broadway was packed from Ben
son street tn the Broadway doors half
hour. before any OF the bis guns ar
rived.
During the wait. baritone sang sad
ballads In preparation for tho coming
of the fun maker from Missouri. He
began by singing when tho Roses
Bloom Again." and tho crowd Joined
In the chorus.
when our asosns grow to tall oaks OF the
We shall shei our leaves as ballots In the
fall.
We sasii bury vice and crime:
We shall do Il every time:
We are atorns all for one and one fer all.
Tho crowd was invited to join In.
because. as the Great Oak. Joseph
Johnson. IT.. said. he wanted all the
men to know It 20 that they could greet
Mr.. Low with Its sound when he should
come.
Every one went at the Job of learning
the song and between lessons the plano
played raStime. while the gang out In
front whIs,led TO the accompaniment
At inst the two score dry goods mer-
chants who were guests did not join in
the whIstling or singing. but they looked
interested and they soon got worked up
and yelled with the best OF them.
"Hurrah for Mark Twainw
Just at noon Mark Twain came in
with Mr.. Low. The Acorns' chorus
was In full blast, but 1t died In twerSy
seconds. Roars rem, the air and music
iew out the windows.
''Hurrah for Mark Twaln!" yelled the
crowd.
The evening world., 1901-10-29
Within a Few Hours After the Execution in Auburn
Prison All Vestiges Of the Murderer
Had Been Obterated.

The plot Is only 80 feet wide by
rs deep. and adjoining it on either
side are cottages. Not hundred
feet away are the grounds OF the
home OF d. ". Osborne. Tho grave
had been dug during the morning.
II was l-o feet Ions. feet wide and
s feet deep.
Tho prison wagon drove up to the
foot OF the grave. 4 barrel OF lime
was spread in the bottom OF the
grave. Then the body was lowered
Tho lid was then lifted from 1t and
into :ho cofiin barrel after barrel OF
lime was dumped.
When three barrels had been
hacked down. the vltroil was poured
In. Clouds OF dense white vapor arose
from the grave. and as two more
barrels OF lime were thrown'in the
mass scethcd w to the very edge OF
the grave.
Che-red by Dense Crowd.
Then straw was put In and the
convic,s began to MI the grave. For
n time the falling earth seemed to
stir up the mass. but gradually the
baking kiln was smothered.
: A dense crpwd was gathered aud
cheers WENT VI when the convicts
The evening world., 1901-10-29
COUNTESS CABLES
FOR AN APOLOGY.
DIVORCED WIFE OF EARL RUS
SELL AFTER sEC'Y TAYLOR.
sh. Claim. Tr-n.ur, OmsinI Made
Statements which
he D-nirs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. %. Assistant
Secretary Taylor. OF the Treasury De
partmcnt. has reserved a cable message
from London signed Mabel Edith,
Countess Russell. In watch she says:
Statement, made b. you regarding
dd!vo.cs granted Earl Russell In Amer
lea l., entirely untrue. 80 pagers we're
servei on me Ny hrsi notice came
through London newspapers. Divorce
was obtained by fraud and invalid In
America. Thlt was proven Dy judge
curlcy. OF America. before House Of
Lords. ! am cntiil"hd 10 public apology
from you through press.
Mr.. Taylor decl!ncs 10 makk. an apoi-
ogy, flor. he says. Ne never made II.
statement attributed To him. II. knows
nothing about tho Countess divorce
proceedings except from the ncwspa-
uers.
The evening world., 1901-10-29

mana. A Tammany banana is easily
dhccrnible. l, has one small. clean end
that's the Shepard cnd-thc rest is rot.
ten. Mr.. Shepard thinks he can extend
his wholesome influence to the rest OF
the banana. but he can't. The only
thing to do Is to ge, rid OF the whole
barana. for II will all become rotten.
Low q Good Doctor.
Vow I've been in the throes Of that
soass oF hsa aSrrs a,y : T.
has been suffcr,ng from ior four years.
We want a good doctor"
Hs see snmp sSa dc sis .n Ssfe mus,
now introduce him to you-Dr. Seth
Mr.. Low said:
",ir, Dnvery says ne Is going to r..
main In the Police Department. I wish
you would elect me so that can try
that issue out. lie won't stay as Deputy
Jerome It win DO din'en!t to say Just
Sing" and great cineersj
Referring TO Mr.. Shepard's refuge BE-.
I'VE don, hide bcaind the Consttu.
ton or the Governor. We stand on tho
broad platform OF home rule. We say
to the people. II you want a change In
your Police Department vote the Fusion
ticket
Kisses for Tan.mnny Men.
In regard to Mr.. Devery's ou,burst and
Mr. Snepard's reversal OF form about
Dovery last night. Mr.: Low said he had
heard two theories about the remarks
~ these two mon. One nc said was that
II was merely aciing--both men obeylng
orders from above. and the other tina,
|, was real.
AT any rate" he SAID: III Mr. shep-
ar3 wants to come out In the open let
him tell what he really thinks OF Croker.
From ,Tn !hisse G,;. Van . Wysk thisses)
III the people OF this city indorse the
Tammany ticket by Its election they viii
tell the werid that they like Dcveryism
and Crokerism and do more to denoral-
izc the young men o. New York than
could be counteracted in twenty years"
Mr.. Low closed with an appeal to
save the Ideals OF the young men or
New York by downing .Crokerism and
Deyeryism. He was then elected an
honorary member o. the Acorns. and
Mark Twain got up TO talk some more.
The evening world., 1901-10-29
MALvAR, CAPTAIN. GENERAL.
Againaido's Successor Appoint.
IIiuseH Temporary Lender.

MANILA Oct. .. Malvar. the In
surgeon; leader, who. as caoled oct. 81
mas pccn confirmed by the Central y!!i-
plro Committee az the succ..sn. 0f
.Ay,iina,Io ma issued n new prorlnrnh.
ton appointing himself CAPITA n Generai
and rcorSaniLlnS the Filipino army uH-
der two I.icutcnant-G Generals ana .our
Generals OF Division.
Every guide caught aiding the Am'ri-
cans will be treated Immediately az a
traitor. These who surrcnder TO tho
Americans Will he treated In the same
manner. Malvar considers his own APP
pointment to he temporary undi the
meeting % the General Assembly OF LIB
orators.
The evening world., 1901-10-29

urum san corrr-oand.n, .: IN. Ersnin.
wo:ldJ
AUBURN. Oct. 29.-The oblitera-
ton OF the body OF the assassin of
President Mckinley was accom-.
plished at his grave with wholesale
elaboration this afternoon.
SIX barrels of quicklime and n
carboy Of vitriol was dumped into
the square box that contained the
body
The bottom OF the grave was made
q lake OF liquid fire. Into the seeth-
Ing mass straw was dumped. The
vitriol ignited II, smoke and the
steam OF the boiling chemicals arose
in dense clouds from the grave while
three convicts hurricdly filled In the
earth.
The body OF the assassin left the
prison at | o'clock. II had been
placed in a rough pine box six feet
In length and three feet wide. This
vas placed In the prison wagon.
Three convicts and Ave prison guards
accompanied 1t.
Near Residence section.
At 2.30 o'clock the convicts' bury.
Ing lot was reached. This place Is
curiously situated near an aristo-
cratic residence section.
The evening world., 1901-10-29

Customs Authorities confirm the re-
port that a necklace OF rare pearls
belonging to patron OF the Holland
House Is now in their possession. Tho
reputed owner is Mrs. II. r. Black.
operator In this city.
The necklace was brought over last
week from London. and Its value 4. said
to be E7.eoo. The customs officials de-
Stare that the case Is no, one OF seizure.
but a, the same time they intimate that
an effort was made to bring the neck.
lace through without payment OF duty.