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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-10-10
"ALL-RtO"
COMING HERE
Belief Of Captain
Leach of the
Anglia.

Captain Leach. of the British cable
ship Anglia, entertained quite a large
party OF prominent ladies' and gentle
men on board the steamer at "A lunch
con on Tuesday. Gable matters OF
course were under discussion and soE.c
interesting statements concerning tie
work was made. prominent among
which was one to the effect that the
"all-red" cable would come here.
Among those present were Captain
Won Burskit of the cruiser Cormoran.
Captain Whiting. naval commandant,
Governor Dole. British Consul Hoare.
Miss Hoare. Captain White, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. SwanZy, Mr. and Mrs l.. A.
Thurston, Collector Stackable, Messrs.
5. 5. Dickinson and II. +. Harrlng
ton of the Commercial Gable Company,
and Judge and Mrs. Estee.
Captain Leach made a happy little
speech in which he proposed the health
of King Edward, President Roosevelt,
Emperor William and Governor Dole.
and spoke briefly of cable matters. He
, stated that his company had just been
awarded the contract to make and lay
the section of the Commercial Gable
between Honolulu and Manila. He said
/ that this cable was now being manu-
featured at the company's works in
England at the rate of fifty miles a day
and that as soon as the Anglia had
| finished laying the section of Pacific
Gable between Tanning Island and Fiji
thus completing the "all-red" cable, the
Anglia would proceed to England to
take the American cable on board and
that he hoped to be at work laying this
E 90 III al,,I,, 60 Do
by the first of next March. He also
stated that he believed that at an early
date branch of the British cable would
be laid from Tanning Island to Homo
lulu.
Governor Dole expressed great salts
( faction at Honolulus prospects in
! the matter of the cables. He thought
/ that it seemed very lucky that we
should have two cables coming with
such a rush at the same time when
the islands had been working so hard
for years for a cable and waiting SO
long for just one cable. He thought
that these cables would revolutionize
affairs here and that they would great
ly assist in developing the territory.
Captain Whiting proposed the health
of Captain Leach and the officers of the
Anglia which was honored with the
best Of good wishes for the future pros
perity of cable layers.
The luncheon served in the spacious
saloon of the Anglia was a good sam
pie of the work of English cooks and
was declared by all present to be a
! fine one.
| Owing to the fact that the transport
I Thomas was expected to arrive from
San Francisco yesterday and that room
would be required for her in the berth
where the Anglia was lying at the
Naval wharf the latter vessel pulled out
into the stream yesterday where she
will remain at anchor until the arrival
of the cable ship Colonia from Tanning
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

che would be sleeping within month IN the
family vault at Bangor
In the result the will was made, the carr dle9
SUDDENLY was supposed that ne was poLsonea
and his fathers will was nowhere 70 De Ieunu;
For something like twenty years there ensusa
a contest between the countess ana her peopie
and the defrauded next of kin and their IrlehuS
"a contest in which armed BANDS, as wen az
lawyers. played leading parts. 1hell' one nm
day busy little maid. while sweeping the dusl
from a recess in the room at hlliyledSn, as
tie wherein the family deeds were kept DISCO
cred a large. empty envelope inscribed The
Last VIII and Testament of James Earn OF
Clanbrassil' The inside Of the envelope We
found TO he covered with writing and 1nuch lilh
stained. A close investigation revealed the lact
that II was duly executed and valid Wilt,
deed the document from which the missing VIII
had been copied. It had been turned INTO an
envelope and another will written. because WHeil
on his deathbed the old earl desired TO make GER
tain alteration in it. and while these were pels
made bottle Of ink upset over IL Nhsii
the Lady Alice took possession OF the ne" VIII
she unexpectedly dropped the covering ono
the recess where il remained until the itlle
maid brought it TO light again
As Lord Dufferin explained IN the uellsntLu
memoir he wrote of his mother, one result OF
the action of the second Lady Clanbrassll was
the division of the estates between an ancestreSS
division had TO be carried out so scrupulousty
that until the lady who was to become his WiIe
was six years old one-half Of the ancient caste
of Kiily1eagh. for example. belonged 10 her
father and one-half to her future husoand-the
castle garden even being divided. m
1t may be added that Bangor is llnk M ,oI
the rnonastic life of the sixth Gatury. ana tflat
around Strangford Tough. on the western shore
Of which Killyleagh Castle stands, are MANY
ruins of the castles built in Norman times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
A MODERN POET.

Mostyn T. Pigott in The London Saturday REVIEW
Young Adrian had bardic trend
And meant despite relations SneerS,
To push it to its bitter end:
So during several wistful years
He turned out poems. one by one
All Just like those Of Tennyson
But soon a change came DER the scene;
He entered more lur:d stage.
And round Dolores and Faustine
His Muse increasingly would rage.
Two years he turned his scrannel pipe
To keys of the Swinburnian type
And then he drifted into quite
Another, more gentle, style ,.
He sang of home-hearths cleaning bright
And village maidens void of guile.
For several months he turned his hand
To lays of the Wordsworthian brand.
Reaction fell on him again.
His Muse took more Scmbre nights;
His verses told of sin and pain
OF Erey-green days and scarlet nights.
And he contrived to make them look
Like extracts from the Yellow Book.
Then to him Patriotism came:
When British blood was freely split
He lauded Thomas Atkins name;
And worked up q tremendous Hit.
So initiative his touch
He wrote like hipling-Yery much.
He'd gone too far-I told him that
AS plainly as a could tell
And so I slew him where he sat
And Kissed above him he fell.
no more shall poor old Pegasus
Be harnessed to Pirate Bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

~ OF New York.-Eza NJ. Zeregs Louisa A. Barnard
John \ and George T. Zerega. undo
Of Augustus Zerega.
Plaintiffs Amelia Levy. Individually IS a.
Levy deceased and others Defendants In pursuance OF
foreclosure and sale duly mad
in the above entitled action bearing 9Th day 81
March 1892 T. the undersigned. the Referee IN ude
named, will sell at public auction at the New
Estate SalesroOm No III Broadway. in
of Manhattan City Of New York. the sth April
1902 a o'clock that day, by William NJ
Ryan auctOneer the premises directed by said judgment
and therein described follows: "A that
certain lot piece parcel Of land with buildings
city OF New York Borough OF Manhattan, known "a
hundred a nd
bounded and described follows: Beginning at ponr
southery side Of said hundred and
enth Street hundred and eighty $50 r.
the intersection Of the said southeriy
Of Ona-hundref and twentyseventh
Third Avenue; thence southerly nd
Third Avenue ninety-nine feet eleven inches
IL the middle line OF the block: thenea
along middle line twertyeght eight and
Of a party between the premises hereby conveyed
other premises OF the party OF the first part ado
thence northeriy again parallel Third
and % the through the middle said
party wall nneynine feet clever inches (99 IL IN
TO the s0uthery of said OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Street along the southerly
stree: wenyeight feet eight Inches
C2S # S@ in to the point place Of beginning. the
said several dimensions or less.
Dated New York. March 10th 1902
WILLIAM P BURR. Rsfsr..
MURRAY. BENNETT s INGERS0LL. Attorneys fp-
Manhattan New York City
The following is diagram Of the property to be sold
described above the street number being East
12Tth Street.
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Boston.
90 nhom 1t 1lan Concern.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-City, County an

NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-City, County and
State OF York,
societe Anonvnne de Distilere la BiQUeur Bene
eicrine Abbaye Fecap. foreign corporation hereby
er+iTee that il is bottlng and selling Bene
dictire beverage bottles. with It's names and
other marks which and has the sole right TO
branded stamped engraved etched, blown impressed
o-ber marks and devices are follows TO g1t:
Every bottle blown into il in the shoulder thereof
letters about onehaf inch
IN size between likewise blown in the bot
there ais blown bottle the sur
face or side thereof antipocal the word Benedicne
~c,sr denresson containing impression OF seal in
red way representing a ehield containing bishops
croser four mitres
public of France. -, II. r.....o .ro--..
De Ia Dstierie Liqueur Benedictne 'Abbaye de
has be subscribed TO this Ger
:scate bv Henry E Gourd its sole agent in the United
states Of America and Canada
sfe6N New York. March 25th. 1St2
sOCrFTF ANONYME LA DlSIlDiItKlE DE LA
7 Ii5T-r-T-E2 FF-NEDICTINE LABBAYE DE FECAMP,
FRANCE. -. % go, ,,-,,,-
BY HENRY z. GoChD So!e AGENT % SUM "iiiaih
Ney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Frederick A o schNarz plain
tiff, against German American Real Estate Title Guar
and others, defendants. a
In pursuance Judgment of sale duly
made and entered action and bear
ing the nth day OF March. 1902 Undersigned
referee said Judgment named, sell public
auction the New York Real Estate Salesroon. No Ill
Borough of Manhattan, County OF New
York OF April. 1902, al twelve O'Clock
noon on that day, Peter f. Meyer, auctoneer, the
premises directed judgment sold
described follows: All that certain lot parcel
land situate lying and being Borough Man
haitian City. County and State of NewYork. bounded
follows. wit: Beginning at point the Nortnery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
STRANGE STORY OF THE PAST.
How THE EARL OF cI,ANBRAssIDs WILL WAS
FOUND.
rror, rnovd,s Weekly Newspaper.

,,o1v rTyF FaRI. OF CLANBR AssILs Will WAS
FOUND
From IIoyd's Weekly Newspaper
LORD nrIfferin's death recalls a strange, true
~,.r,, ~ the past-an cid World romance be-
iooeinr 10 the Stuart period, when the Lords
6-landeboye, from whom the late marquis was
lersed oune6 Bangor Castle Cnear Clande-
bave). Kilyleagh Castle. and other parts Of pict-
,,rese,,e County Down. The second Lord Clan
Sahove who became the first Earl Of Clanbras
s,i t.6 an only son, Henry. to whom he left his
Irish estates expressly providing, however. that
should Henry have ne direct heir. the property
eboujd deyolxe upon the next Of kin. When the
second Countess Cianbrassii the Lady Alice, a
eister of the Earl OF Drogheda) found that she
was not likely 10 have children she suggested
"a her husband that he should make a VIII leav
ing the estates 70 herself and her brothers. Her
husband objected that such a document would
- mere waste paper But the Lady Alice per-
sfstine the earl consulted his mother "a daugh-
ter of Henry, Earl Of Monmouth), who warned
airn that IL he complied with his Wifes desire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

New York. The New York Savings Bank. Plaintiffs.
against stephen Talbert and others Defendants pr
sa1ce Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly rnas
18th 1892 undersigned. the Referee
in said judgrleut will Publc Auction a.
the New York Real Salesroorn No III Broadway
il the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York on Tie
18th April 1902 u o'clock en- thar day
hv John T BOy1 Auctionse-. premises directed o.
saI Judgment be sold aad therein described as toV
All thar piece parcel OF land with the Ses
thereon erected situate. lying and being N tha I"-tn
Ward OF the City Of Ns- York bounded and described
follows. viz Beginning point on TIE Nortsry SO
OF One hundred xth Street distant Two h
drsd and feet inches Easlerly rom eI
by the intersection OF the Easerly sac
Third with the Northsry side % one hundred aG
running thence Northsrly ana p4ld'
with Third nnsy-nins feet and eleven lSls
line OF she block between one nuI4Sl al
tyentysith One hundred and twenty-seventn
thence Eastary alouz thrJythrse fest ana
line Of the Block between tls
Third Avenues thence Soutery along the sane an
parallel with Avenue rlsty-nlrs tee[ estsl A-S
70 the Northerly side Of One hundred and s
Street aforesaid and thence westerly along tnS rs'
thrtythfes and six inches 10 the point OF pac
beginning Subject covenants against nulssnc7s
tanned deed recorded IN the RegstsEs Once OF '
York. Lioer COL o. toTlNeyaH-S' pas
Dated. New York. March 2lst 1907 49,.
VICTOR w HUNtJEFtFt 9tAD. tS-1TTee
JOHN WEBER, Attorney FOR PlafntlTtSs PeN-i'I
Street. Borough Of Manhattan Cy q SeN I3 h s,l5
IRE following is iagrar1 % the rroPerrr y 9
as described above the aunoeE beng - His-
126th Street.. So
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The approximate OF the lien or chaTse 70
which aSove-escriaed property Is 70 o SOFA,
923 6i-fOO interest thereon from the 2ttn day 81
r1ary 1sU2 together and allowance
SIT 4O-IOO Interest from March Il lSu-
vh the EXPENSES OF the The approNllate
OF raxes aEessulents other WHICH are 20 oe
lowed OF the purchase ll-He'' -
paiI BY the Referee. is S5fs Zoe eud interesL
Dated New York. March DIST 1902. - -,....
49, VICTOR W HUNGERFORD. Referee
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foreclosure SaI.s.

side Hundredth Street distant two HUNDRED -
the north westerly corner g.
4undrsdh Street Lexington Avenue running fhs,cs
northery parallel with Lexington Avenue and
the distance through party wall hundred feet and
eleven inches. thence westerly and parallel with o.
undredh Street twenty-five feet and inches ths-c
southery and parallel with Lexington Avenue and 1s-
Of distance party wall. hundred e..
and eleven inches the northerly OF one E5nr
drsdth Essterly along tha
twenty-five feet and six inches 70 the place beginuir
Dated York. March II 1902 S-7
ADRIAN n. LARKIN PsTs-..
HATCH. DEBFVOISE & COLBY. Attorneys for pTai.et.
No. Wall Street. New York City ''-'
The following diagram thu property to h. sots
Its street number us East 19osh Street: '1
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The approximate OF the lien charge TO
sfy which the above described property is to be sold IL
SlT $50 So with interest thereon from the 23th day OF
February 1902 together with and allowance
Sf31 % with from March 9th. 1902 together
Of The approximate amount
Of taxes. assessments and water rates other Hens
which TO be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
chase paid BY the Referee is 1891 81. and
interest thereon
Dated New-York. March 10th. 1902
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
Gur1ua Resort grihes.
Information and
Recreation Bureaus,

Where passengers can obtain desired IN
resorts on or reached by the New YORK
Central Lines the time it takes to reach
them. the cost of the trip. cost or living at
hotels etc etc absolutely free at
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l27th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

YoRK-New York Security and Trust company t ,s Is
and under the last Will and teSl@s 91d
deferdanrs OF judgment y
closure duly made and entered n tne
January 1902 undersigned The referee N S Sar
Judgment viii sell at pubic aIStioA a II he
Borough OF Manhattan City CT New York on the pa Gsy
OF APRIL 1902 Il o'clock noon OF tA4t 80 Ia b54
sold and therein described as tol-9s ~
certain lots. pieces or parcels % ia- 5r,ty
OF TSsnty-to-rIn WA-o y
the City and County Nsw-YOrk designated on s.4
County OF Westminster. entitled Map No OF polSy
situate In the Town Of Yonkers WestchesteI isSa
York 6eionsns 70 Charles pafSsr eG5@s New YORK
Lots Numbered 1O6 zone hundred and six' shI 80 -Tr
together are bounded and dimensions toIl9%l-s;
viz Northwest by Lot M los zone hnna i 1s.s
eighp said map on the SoTtaeasI vS ffei feet in
width extending the road leading from II-fe
to WHhans6Ticse ~ - leading from
Shrady. on the SoutheaStery by sald s,+bISsst By
Kingsbridge Willismshridge and on the SGut tSs
lot Nc 100 zone hundred anu H f 9 eaT in width
the Nocthwesterly side, hundred ana ave se.o1a
length on the said lane or 81 road or south
feet and inches IN width on the So - S3urh
eastery nnetyfour feet in length on lns I1e
westerly side be the said Ievsa t t house and
land 18th Ward Of said CITY o. ,NS~sr;5se
Road distant twenty six and = INCHES y
from southerly side pf lSOth Street tnS sst AZ
EasterIy parallel with fs0th Street sve5us
inches thence Southerly parallel with Wadswor fs1h
tvventv-fve feet: thence Westerly parallel VIII ~.
street feet seven and a inches 70 l1 rad
and thence Nvrhery along the eastsry see o. 5Ag1-
twenty-five feet six and a inches 70 the point OF 9
ming ,,. ,o.s 1000
p''su We" i' JOHN n ROGAN. Referee
HoRNRLowER. BYRNE. MILLER { PoTIEFE' ,f an
torneys for Plaintiff. SO Broad St. Borough OF 'aA
haitian CITY OF New YORK -. -. .,rd
The following dagrams OF tho property 20 pc
as described above said premises have no s'Fse' ~
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Spring Resorts.
AEW-JERSET.

NEW BRICK ROSCOBEL
NJ Reopeus 26th.
~ ATLANTIC CITY. n. J..
Nav throughout Every modern appointment Private
o,s ,uh.Ic baths Elevator Capacity. $50 Illustrated
booklet "A e hAftio-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
East Tooth 81.

The approximate Of the lien charge to satis4
which the described property Is to be sold -
$50 SIS So thereon the 10Th dsy -
March 1902 with and allowances anonnf
1854 So with interest thereon from March FIR
1902, together with the OF the sale.
proxn4ate OF assessments. other liens
which be allowed the purchaser OF the pur
money paid by the referee is SAT- 80
Dated New York. March H. 1902
ADRIAN H. LARKIN, Referse
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The approximate amount of the lien or charge 20 aI5
above described properties are 10 oS so
1I-lon with interest thereon frorF DecenD =,
1901 together with costs and allowance
s21s S5IOe expenses OF the sale The anoSs
scrfbed will be sold separately in parcels
dicated above diagrams The app-oAlilats
taxes assessments and water rates or otner 80 1870 or
purchaser OF the purchase
paid By the referee On Parcel marked A.
and Parcel marked B. S6o+sa ana nIsi
on parcel marked &C. 1884 80 and interest F@Isot
marked &C. be subject first rrortsass
$40 eco with interest thereon at peg cent tre
Isl 1900 Said mortgage is due February lst ifoS
Da'eu ~ ~ John n ROGAN. Referee
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Send cents for a copy of The Four-Track News,
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dress GEORGE II. DANIELS Grand Central station
New York.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-01
BIZ AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.

Office Commissioners Of Agriculture
and Forestry, Honolulu, Febru-
ary rs, 1902:
1t having come to the knowledge
OF this department that it is the in
tention OF certain persons to carry
the lantsna scale (Orthess insignis)
now prevalent in certain districts of
the Island of Maui, to other dis
tricts on that Island, and also to
other islands OF the group where
lantans is growing; it is earnestly
requested that all persons cooper
ate with this department in it's
efforts not to spread the scale until
it has been finally determined that
it is not detrimental to other vege.
tation. The government entomolo.
gist, who is about to leave for Mexi.
co to Gnd beneficial enemies for the
destruction OF lantana, aud strong
ly advises the above request, ia of
the opinion that the lantana scale is
dangerous to other vegetation.
WRAY TAYLOR,
Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Forestry. 2l4l-3t
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ployees to lunch or to drive and see
them home, of course not deemipg
such actions ungallant or uncslled
for-are matters OF much public
comment and notoriety these days.
Knowing that such are the facts,
The INDEPENDENT courts a grand jury
Investigation, OF course this paper
does not impute any ulterior or sin
lister motives nor any improper or
offensive conduct by their 30 doing,
only it goes to show the judicial
metal that they are composed Of
being all human and irrespective Of
sex, all, no doubt, tending to the
Americanizing OF the people Of
these Islands. The less Of petticoats
about the Courts the better Tor all
concerned,
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bile against the Bishop, A much
larger of r might have been made,
but nothing was attempted towards
the consu nm alton OF the needs OF
those desiring the exchange scheme.
Here we are to day the Church not
being the loser, much as "a the de
sire for that read way beirg more en-
ticing and enhaaoiogr it has stood
the test OF time that it is rot iucon-
venient 10 enter by way Of Emma
street as at present. Habit only was
the mother Of the desire aud others
failed to IA, her it.
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OF this $65 600, ($l3,6S8 plus
$3,393) Sl7071, more tnan 4th Of
the whole, came from England, and
this does not include the dressed
stone of the windows and arches OF
the choir which was paid for in
England, and cannot have cost less
than $1,000, nor does it comprise
the gifts OF font, lectern, communi-
on plate, etc.
Bsing thus indebted to the muni
ficent !iberality of Churchmen in
England for upwards OF $4,000
towards our Cathedral, it would be
inconceivable, were it not 10 cold
print, that any member OF the
church in these Islands could be so
devoid OF gratitude as to wish even
TO claim for the members OF the
church here the chief credit OF it's
erection. But here we have claim
put forward on behalf, not of the
church, bat merely OF section, a
claim for the lions share in the
building. Such claim being made,
it is necessary to examine its found
alton, and the examination brings
to light that besides ignoring the
munificsnce OF Churchmen in Eng.
land, it ignores also the royal gift OF
the site on which it is built, valu'
able piece OF property in the heart
OF the city, donated by King Ks'
mehameha ~, which today caunot
be worth less than $4,000 Fur
ther, whilst an examination oil the
list OF Subscribers shows that the
utmost that can be put to the credit
OF persons who afterwards connect
ed them selves with the Second
Congregation is $1,000, it shows
also that that sum was contributed
by a generation that has nearly
passed away, and that there are very
few in that congregation today
whose names appear in the list ol
contributors. Aud 30 the prepos'
terouc claim advanced by the An
glioan Church Chronicle, like some
spectre that appears upon the mist
vanishes on approach.
| 4. Coming to the fourth point
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right to exist is to perpetuate an ar
rangement made by Bishop Staley
in 1870. That proclaims it an ana
chronism. There can be no place
for such an arrangement under the
American Church system. With
the twofold assurance given by the
Chronicle, frs, that there is no
division smo g Churchmen, and,
secondly, that no one objects to the
Cathedral services az being too
"istic" with this pr, fix or that, the
raison d etre OF the Second Congre-
cation disappears, Clearly the
time has arrived, when the interests
Of the Church require that recon-
struction take place, and when,
without iojuatice to any one, an ar
rangement never intended to be
more than temporary, may be
brought to peacef VI concl usion.