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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27

and o. Macfarlane arrived on Maui and
are now the guests of Mrs. Dora Won
Tempsky of Puuomalei.
Edgar Morton is the new member Of
the Makawao road board, vice $. T..
Kalama, resigned.
Miss Fearn, for long time the head
nurse OF the Paia Plantation hospital,
will depart for Scotland via America
next Saturday. She viii make quite
lengthy visit In the States.
Miss Anra Paris OF Honolulu is Wis.,
ting Mrs. II. p. Baldwin of Spreckels-
VILE.
Mr. T.. b. Baldwin and .hrea chill
drcn OF Puunene depart for Makaweli,
Kauai TO be absent about three
months.
Weathcr-Iry all the week. some
thing most unusual for this season.
The following items' are taken from
the Maui News of January "a
The visit Of the Superintendent of
Public Works to the different islands
on the eve Of the meeting OF tlie leg
islature should produce good fruit On
Maui, IL any union of our forces can
be arrayed to impress our needs "yon
him. Let US get together, in the mean
he comes.
The Pioneer Plantation Is developing
an unexpected amount OF water by
mountain tunneling. and the day Is not
far off when the plantation at Lahaira
will be the banner plantation OH Maui
Manager Barckhausen will deserve
much Of the credit due for the new
condition of affairs.
The shaft at No. 3, Kihei, has suf-
fered only nominal damages by the FIRE
the machinery in the shaft being an
injured, and the pumps will soon be
ready for work again.
Puunene Mil has turned out $50 tons
of sugar every day this week. which IS
the worlds record to date.
DIR. j. II. Raymond OF Ulupalak j..
was In town Monday, with the view
OF possibly establishing "A new butcher
shop at the county seat.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27
TRIAL OF MOTLEY
CASE HAS OPENED

HILO, January 23.-The trial OF the
Motley will case started on Thursday
and a jury had not been secured up to
this morning. The trial will probably
last for n week or more. Night ses-
sions OF court are being held by Judge
Robinson in an effort to finish the case
The Federal court will have to hold
its sessions I'm the lower room Of the
court house.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27

The undersigned having been ~
pointed agents ~ the above compsn,
are prepared to insure risks agAins'
IRE on stone and Brick Buildings sns
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For Particular
apply at thu ONCE OF
r. A. sCliAEFER q CO.. AGts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27

Toothache is a severe test of n mans
philosophy, A simple remedy Is to sat
urate a piece of cotton with Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and place II In the
cavity of the affected tooth. One appli-
cation gives relief. Try It. All dealers
and druggists sells II. Benson, Smith
& CO.. LtG, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27
German Lloyd Marine lnsur'es G.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance &
OF BERLIN.

The above insurance Companies have
established q general agency here, ant
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorised to take risks against the
dangers OF the sea at the most reason.
terms.
r. A. sCHAEFER q CO..
General Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27
VIM. G. Irwin & Co.,
LIMITED,
Fire and Marine Insurance A'gts.
AGENTS FOR THE

While a. n Brown, administrator "
The estate ~ The late y, q, camarinos,
Nas makins an Inventory NJ his eHecis
en saturday 90 Ia soll Mas found be-
meath IAlr ~ bopks Ar hfosn values
lhr eslsip "a hoiTeen sg.tov and ls,V0,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27
COMMERCIAL NEWS
EDWARD N. BOYD.

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The this o after strain S SGs@ jSs sSS s%un S"
taxing sine 'e f thee be tine p @ amy
have effect upon business and promises Dh Se s
would
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skies eu. nSs,.sns Tne have been , psr
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win be
dividends s h been paid the
M handling the estates and
have the found complain as to local methods The drop
authorities They for moment believe that the coming
quoted on the New
of
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,e s @ soos @ while the checks
being made out an @ sy wn sve S~
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receipts
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81 S though m a G ANY one h osa ere SHOULD reach
to There general looking up this estate The earaf the
red by about half million through the agents taking the
excellent chance will
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of
location and lands should be would
price paid was $50 During the
with sale between Altogether
in
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business the
earth the week The ordinary
ambitious dealers have let the The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-27
General insurance Co. for Sea
River and Land Transport
Of Dresden.

Having established an agency at Ho-
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands. the
undersigned general agents are author
ICED to take risks against the dangers
OF the sea at the most reasonable ratss
and on the most favorable terms.
f. A. SCHAEFER q CO.,
Agents lor the Hawaiian Islands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
NAVAL DISASTER
Was Narrowly kvertsd During the Manoeu-
Wes Of the Britleh Mediterranean Fleet.

New York April Io-News which the
British admiralty has seen At to suppress,
says a London correspondent Is just
reaching England to the effect that dur
ing the recent manoeuvres OF the Medit-
erransan feet, a repetition OF the disas-
ter by which the Victoria was rammed
and sunk by the Camperdown. with terri
bic loss OF life. was narrowly averted.
IL appears that during the combined
manoeuvres, the Bulwark. Sir Compton
Domville'. flagship. collided with the For
midable. The ermor plates OF the Formid-
able were seriously damaged and the cost
OF dry docking and repairing 10 the ship
Is stated 10 be 1850, 600,
Directly after the collision notice was
placed upon the lower deck OF the com
mander-in-chiers flagship. followed by a
similar intimation on the Formidable, for-
bidding all on board to communicate with
any one on the subject. Members OF the
crew were further ordered not 10 allude
TO the collision in their letters TO Eng
land.
Both the Bulwark and the Formidable
are the latest type OF British battleships
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10

The senate was called 10 order by Gov
ernor Garvin at HOS.
Senator stoddard from the committee
on finance reported back with RECON-
mepdation OF passage resolution appro-
priating 5000 for use OF the board or
s.ate charities and corrections; calendar
Senator Anthony presented resoiu-
ton 20 nav the bill OF Jennie NJ. Godtrey'
Mary e Jackson and Geneva Peckham'
EMPLOYEES OF the commissioner OF ihuus-
trial statistics: accounts and claims.
senator Crumb from the committee on
finance reported back a resolution max
ing an appropriation for the state coHese
OF agriculture and mechanic arts with
accommodation or the eassase Oh sun
stitute A; calendar.
Senator Edwards moved that the reso-
luton appropriating 100000 for good
roads be put upon It's passage. sena-
tor Stillman objected, but the resolution
was passed.
Senator Stoddard from tho COMMITTEES
on finance reported back resolution
appropriating $4,000 for the complexion
OF the sea wall from Point Juui'p ponu
TO the sea; passed.
senator Horton from the committee on
finance reported back a resolution con-
cerning the Appropriation for the COM
missioner for the state sanatorum Tor
consumptives with amendments and move
its recommittance 20 the finance COM
mittee; so voted.
on motion OF Senator Kinnicum the
resolution requesting the secretary OF the
navy TO investigate the circumstances OF
the release OF william 3. Morse from the
state insane asylum was passed
Senator Howard from the fisheries
committee reported back an act prohib-
iting the setting OF wires, pounds. traps
etc. In certain waters OF the state with
! recommendation OF the passage OF sub
/ stitute A: calendar.
Senator Kenyon called for the specis
| order OF the day. the baroering bill and
/ ten pages were read when the members
/ OF the house began 10 file into the senate
/ chamber.
Senator Champlln. made a motion e
adjourn. which was carried by vote
| OF 20 20 O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10

These men are not ready TO leave town
yet. but they have declared they cannot
be secured by any inducement TO adorn
any OF the professions OF coal wagons
which have been using Westminster street
as an exhibition thoroughfare.
TELL THE SAME STORY.
The strike breakers brought into town
through the efforts of William IL. Wood,
better known locally as Hank Smith,
the victim OF yesterdays assault. have
all told the same story about the mis-
representations OF Wood in hiring them.
The Imported" men claim they were
told the strike was over and there woulo
This morning a middle-aged man left for
Boston his fare being furnished by the
Teamsters' union. he came on from bos-
ton Wednesday with his wife and TWO
large trunks Finding out that he hao
been dupted he visited the union head
quarters this morning and told his story,
receiving the needed money to take MIN
and his wife back to Boston.
The presence OF the strike breakers In
Providence has worked more harm thah
good 10 the coal dealers interests. Med-
nesday's arrival OF "A tough-looking speci-
mems. having every appearance OF pelns
"the very scum OF Boston" as coal
dealer put II, has already caused several
disturbances OF serious character
NoN-UNIoN MEN ATTACKED.
Yesterday at noon several loads were
sent TO Olneyville. and as the non-union
drivers were nearing the Eastern Coal
were attacked by strike sympsthizers,
who pelted them with stones. William
Jsncks, n teamster, sustained severe
scalp wound. The man suspected OF
causing this injury was placed under
arrest
Al 2:0 o'clock the serious part OF the
strike business began. string or II
wagons had been loaded at the Interstate
/ yard OF tho Eastern Coal company. which
| Is the local coal trust. These teams were
| in charge OF non-union men. some being
/ OF tho East Boston contingent.
The men were afraid TO come out o. the
] yard and the coal people were loath To LEI
them start, as a large crowd OF men had
gathered on the sidewalk opposite the
/ gates. The attitude OF this crowd wat
40 menacing that q call was made for DO,
/ lice assistance. a hurry-up brought load
/ OF officers. and the crowd was driver
! hither and thither, but could not be In
duced 10 get OF the street. one OF th'
/ men, a striker, was 30 obtrusive that ht
/ eft was found big stone.
STREET CLOSED.
Chief Mathews drove up at this juno
ture. and. believing that the time hat
come for prompt action II riot was q
| be nipped I'm the bud, caused the polic'
10 clear the street The "A wagons wer'
then started for the north end OF the city
| under a strong police escort and the de
livery was made without further trouble
The luIl I'm the storm portended danger
I and N rnaterialized NJ s.i5 O'Clock. whei
I the professional strike breaker. Wood
narrowly escaped being murdered. Onl'
for the quick action OF some workmen Il
Adams Bros machine shop at 22i Edd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
FOOL.HARDY SWIMMER
Jumps Backward From a Height Of 81 Feet
Into the Hudson River.

Jersey City. N. j.. April 1o.-Arthur o.
Holden, claimed 20 be the champion high
diver OF the world. yesterday jumped
backward from the top OF a pile driver
% feet high into the Hudson river. turn
ing a somersault In the descent.
He did II without breaking his neck.
and then took a swim TO refresh himself
after his exertions. Holden plunged
down. his legs and arms revolving like
spokes OF slow wheel and feet first
crashed into the river sending a shower
OF boiling spray 20 feet aloft. II had not
all subsidized when he bobbed up and swan
over to n float nearby.
Just TO show the entire absence OF III.
feeling Holden subsequently, did a dou-
BILE somersault into the river from a
height OF 20 feet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
3 Dead;
ENGINE
CAPSIzED
Locomotive Of the Central Rail-.
road Of New Jersey Goes
Down an Embankment.

Elizabeth. N. j.. April 1o-owing to the
spreading OF the rails an engine on the
Central railroad OF New Jersey left the
track near here today and plunged down
twenty Soot embankment.
The engineer and fireman and brake
man were buried under the engine.
The brakeman was taken out alive but
died soon after he had been taken to a
hospital.
The dead are;
boy.
Brooks, fireman OF Jersey City.
King brakeman OF Elizabeth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10

street he would have been badly used up.
Wood was in company with three or the
men he brought with him from East Bos-
ton yesterday.
They were on their way to supper and
had TO pass Sweeney's lane. which opens
on Eddy street Several strike sympa-
thizers were lying in ambush for Wood
and the moment he and his men were
abrest OF the lane. they were FALLEN upon
and very roughly used. Wood was knock
ed down and severely kicked. He manag-
ed 10 get to his feet. but In the next IN
slant he was struck upon the knee with a
large stone.
The blow was 40 severe that he was
rendered helpless and bystander5 expect
cd to see his finish, so infuriated was the
crowd and so wild was its rush for him.
AT that moment some men In the ma
chine shop ran out. forced their way into
the crowd. dragged Wood into the shop
and closed the door A telephone message
To the 9Th station brought wagon load
OF police, who dispersed the crowd.
Wood was carried 10 his boarding
house, 81 Chestnut street and meolcai
aid .immoned. II was found that he was
suffering from a badly mashed knee-cap
and severe bruises all over his BODY.
IN PRIVATE OFFICE.
Thi. morning an employee OF the East
| ern Coal company went up 20 see nm
| and assisted him In putting on ms clothes
He was assisted down 10 the OFFICES or
| the Pomroy plant and wash kept In pri-
vate office.
News reporter managed 10 get n
short interview with him and found him
/ I'm a very nervous condition. His leg was
stlffened at the knee and swollen from
\ the knee down, the shoe being cut open
| because OF the painful swelling In the
foot. He had little 10 say and seemed
/ 10 have entirely separated himself from
! the ''cockey' bearing which was 40 noti-
cenbie during his short reign over the
Imported" help with his big cane.
/ A representative OF the Eastern COM
| pany cut the interview short because OF
| Woods pitiably nervous condition.
n. Il. Little had the same statement
/ this morning that he was saving wood
and had nothing TO say.
WITH POLICE ESCORT.
A procession was sent out from the r
| y. Little yard at s:45 consisting OF 1.
wagons bound for olneyville with DO
lice escort
At 10 o'clock a policeman was secured
90 escort two wagons 10 All Saints
| Church The last one In the procession
was loaded with light poles, the helper,
seated among the poles with n place ar
ranged 30 that they could duck unde
cover at an instantis notice.
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
House Holds Up All Business in Order
to Compel Senate to Pass Block
Island Repeal l--Five msurgent
Republicans Vote With Democrats
for Adjournment -Champlin Gets
Quick Ending of Senate Session.

There house The house has locked
horns with the Island bill and practically
all legislation is held up
of Democrats and few inde
Republicans house force the senate the
withholding action the appropriation and other
much desired and important bills the house calendar
The the majority occurred at the
when three Republicans voted with the
Democrats The insurgents increased to five this
morning motion adjourn made by Democratic mem
those five favor and the house
stood adjourned.
little business disposed Of but soon as the
action Senator Chpn OF Block Island
moved adjourn and carried This action makes
improbable that adjournment be taken week from
today unless night sessions are held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
IN the HOUSE.

The house was called TO order by
Speaker BurlingaIne at HIS.
Mr. Moore. from the committee on judi
ciary. reported an act relating TO the cleo
tion OF school committee OF the town OF
lincoln with recommendation OF passage;
calendar.
Also an act amending chapter 50 Of the
General Laws. calendar.
Mr. Mar0ncy. from the cOmmittee on
special legislation. reported back an act
with recommendation OF passage relat-
ing 10 lf-registering voting machines.
with recommendation OF passage. cal
cudar.
Mr. Barry moved that the house ad-
iourn and Mr. Fitzgerald seconded the
motion.
ON roll call vote the motion was car
ried by a vote OF 81 10 %. Messrs. Leslie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
RAGING CONDITIONS.
VIII Severn Tumurow's Contest Between
the Two Shamrocks al Weymouth.

Weymouth. April i0.-The Shamrocks
will have their first real contest tomor-
row. IL will be under strict racing con-
ditions. with prize money for the winning
crew and fixed handicap terms, over
measured ~ milo course.
After the Shamrock ILLS showing yes
terday u II believed rs minutes Will De
allowed the older boat The Shamrock
TIT has not vet been asked 10 negotiate a
head sea and the likelihood OF a seaward
breeze tomorrow n welcomed. as u will
give an opportunity OF seeing how she Will
acquit herself under such conditions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
RECEIVED BY TIE POPE.

Rome. April 10.-The Pope today re-
ceived Monsignor veccia, Secretary OF
the Congregation OF the Propaganda, who
submitted the names OF Right Rev. John
J. Glennon. Coadjutor Bishop OF Kansas
City. Mo. as Coadjutor Archbishop Of
St Louis Mo-. and Right Rev. Henry
Moeller, Bishop OF Columbus. Ohio. as
Caodjutor Archbishop OF Cincinnati
which the Pontiff ratified
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
PROM tnT MASON DEAD.

Lancaster. Pa. April io-Mayor Charles
M. Howell one OF the Oldest and most
nron,inent Masons I'm the state, died today
from old age. He was born In fhlisos.-
phia I'm 1914 He was made major OF ,se ,mo
First regiment artillery. Philadeipn,a. $50, so
nsrttclna ted in the disturbance as mem-
ber Of the philadelphia Greys. he wss
the last survivor OF the war IN po'ns
OF age and membership nc "v % un. \.
the United states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
HUSBAND AND WIFE MISSING.

Moorcroft. wyo., April 10.-Excitement
II running high over the mysterious dis
appearance OF John w. Church and wife.
formerly In the Union Pacific general
office at Omaha. but who now has a
ranch fifty miles south OF Gillett.
They were last seen on the morning OF
March Is by w. G. Clifton at the ranch.
Large parties have gone In search OF
the missing couple. Pending -inyestiga-
ton, Clifton Is being held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
I EAM|STERS | WAKE.
A STRONG: FIGHT.

The striking holding their in their
big coal companies especially the Eastern Accord
made its Offices the Eastern
Coal of teamster than yesterday
Today "a wagons and four of these not on the
being employed supplying the plant OF the Rhode
company which door the Point street yards
This falling off of least since yesterdays
report of A.
morning secretary of the drivers union showed
from had been furnished 90 OF the
in order that they might leave town.
Last night York the steamer fremont
There imported the union headquarters
Gaspee hall, this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
TRAFFIC. IS RESUMED.

wsterville. Me. April l0-The wrecked
locomotive OF the Wiscassett. Waterviile
and Pennington Narrow Guage Railroad
has been removed from the track 90 that
the entire service Is again resumed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
"oENUINE ENGLISH AND IRISH BA-
CON AND HAMS"

Received another large consignment OF
English Bacon and Hams from Chas. 4
Thos Harris a Co. Calne Wiltshire. Eng
land. and Irish Bacon and Hams from
william shaw A. sons. Limerick. ireland
KENNEDY & COUGH. 81 Manton ave-
nue.. Telephone IS West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10

Mumford stedman. Nichols and Bentley
voting with the Democrats for the motion.
This action was an outcome of yester-
days adjournment partially. and or the
determination OF the Democrats OF the
house and the five Republicans to force
the Block Island issue In the senate. IL
also means that the assembly will not be
able to adjourn on April IL unless night
sessions are held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
WOUND CAUSED DEATH.

Consiantinople. April i0.-M. stcherbna.
the Russian consul AZ Mitrovltza. Euro
pean Turkey. who was shot In the back
by an Albanian sentinel there recently,
is dead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
AT THE NILE. y

All those pretty Imported Novelties for
Easter at a Great Saving In Price from a
sc. egg upwards. THE NILE Copp. Bos-
ton Store.D
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
SUNDAY OPENING.

This decision on the part OF The Dairy
& Anthony Co. will be welcomed by
many. The usual excellent music will be
furnished by Herbert L. Clarke and or
chestra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-10
THE NILE EASTER DISPLAY.

An elegant Line OF japanese and Ger
man Imported Novelties. See our Line
and get our prices. THE NILE (opp Bos-
ton Store)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-21

Ogden, Saturday, March al
GAMBLERS ARE FINED
Two Must Pay 500 Each, Which
Mrs. COrbett Regards as
Promising Success.

The cases Of John Smith and Arthur
Bailey were up before the municipal court
Yesterday. They were each fined 2lO0 on
The charge OF gambling preferred by MIS-
COrDelt. The eases against Kid smith
and Kid LeaVltt We're dismissed on the
ground that they were not partners in
the business as alleged ln the complaints.
pleas of not guilty through their attor-
ney. III. X. Macmillan. and Chief OF Police
Browning was therefore required to tes-
ufy only on the point of whether kid
smith was "a partner ln the business with
John smith and whether Kid LedVltt was
a partner with Bailey. The chiefs testi-
mony was 20 the effect that these de-
PENDANTS We're employees rather than part
ners. Hence the cases were dismissed
as 20 them
Mrs. Corbett. when seen after the trial.
stated chat she considered the result Of
the trial was gratifying, as IL showed
willingness of al least some of the OF
ucefs TO DO their sworn duties. She cited
the fact that the fines imposed We're but
little If any more than what it was GUS
tOmary for the gamblers 20 pay each
promise of Chief of Police Browning that
he viii himself take the matter In hand
and see that the gambling places are
closed. In the face of this assurance Mrs.
COrbett says she VIII wait and see what
develops, as she has nO wish 20 force Of
fcers 90 do their duties If they VIII do
them voluntarily.
Chief of Police Browning when asked
last night BY The Herald about the clos
ing of the gambling houses said that he
had told Mrs. COrbett that they would
make "a raid on the gambling places. but
had not said that he would close them
up permanently