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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
BIG TRANSFER OF
WELL-KN0WN PIANOS.
Consolidation Of New York Interests
Gives Important Agencies
to Local Firm.

,All the stories about important changes
In local plano circles are coming true
Rumor Upon rumor stated that several
hiSn-grade pianos were to have new
agents. but nothing really definite was
known until confirmation came OF the
merger In New York OF the Aeolian Com
Company and the Steck Piano Co. This
actior has sent all these interests 70
Kohier & Chase also those OF the Whee:
lock and Stuyvesant pianos. The Pianola
and other Aeolian Company Instruments .
have always been handled by Kohler s
Chase. With the transfer Of the Weber
snnl and sGek gianos: as well as the Whee.
have now the full Aeolian line Of Instru.
m.nts-and which Is considered heyor1L
question to be the mostiva BILE aFencS
In the musical trade.
kohler u Chase having now secured
the agency for the Weber piano.. WILL
Of course. discontinue handling The
knabs piaEo. and those, concerns hereto
W,heeiock and the, stslyvessnt pianos viii
hsvc to seek neY ,"leacers.
Probably IL. the history of the music
business In San Francisco there has
bccn no happening which has caused a
greater stir amons local. dealers and
the. tendency seems to be. as recen,
ests. with those dealers who command
thr largest. capital and possess the hes;
facilities for handling the largest VOL
une Of buApfss. These are days Of
big sales and ANAL profits.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
Threatened wife,s Life.

Mrs. Louisa Graves. residing at SO
Tehama street, swore to a warrant
yesterday charging her husband with
threats against life. Graves and his
wife have been separated for some
time, and, according to the woman,
her life has been threatened several
times. Yesterday she told Judge Fritz
he came to her residence on Tehama
street and took away 5-year-old
child. 1t is alleged that Graves re-
marked to some of the neighbors that
he would dispose of the little one. as
he knew his wife cherished it. The
warrant was placed in the hands of
the police, but up to a late hour last
night neither husband nor child had
been located.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
ROTH PARTNERS DECLARE
THAT LOSS is TRIVIAL
Coghiu & KOhn Are Reticent as to
Amount Taken by Herbert NJ.
FOrteSuue.

Both members of the firm of Coghill
q Kohn are reticent as to the amount
lost through the defalcation of Herbert
MI Fortesuue, their former cashier
George A. Kohn said that the loss was
trivial and had been made good. He
denied that he and the senior partner
were about to separate. Thomas B.
Coghill said:
THE stories regarding the alleged embezzle-
went have been so garbled as to be almost un-
tr,,e, After q consultation with Mr.. Kohn to-
Sav 7 have decided that II is for the best not
~ discuss the matter. The is more than
vear old Much has been quoted as coming
from me that have never said.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
Excursion to Grand Canyon.

$40 for the round trip. leaving San
Francisco Monday, January 23rd, and
good for ten days return Tickets good
on California Limited train. Two trains
a day to the Canyon. "El Tovar," the
new hotel, is now open. Now is the time
to see the greatest sight in the world
the wonderful Grand Canyon of Arizona
Full information at the Santa Fe Office
Gal Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
ACCUSED OF RoBBERY-Louis Piper

ACCUSED OF RoBBERY.-Louis Piper. a
negro was arrested last night in connection
with the robbery of Frank Signorfelle on Pa
cific street last Thursday night 1t is alleged
that Piper and another negro volunteered to
show Signorielle the way to the Roma Hotel on
Sansome street. and that when they came to a
dark alley on Pacific street they held the man
M and took from him $500 in greenbacks and
5000 in postal orders. Detectives Matheson and
Cody and Officer Ogden made the arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
sleeping Car to and From Sacramento.

Sleeping car service is now afforded daily
bv the Southern Pacific between San Francisco
and Sacramento A comfortable standard
sleeper is attached to train leaving San Fran
cisco at sos p. m, returning with train leav-
ing Sacramento at 400 a. m, the latter arriv
ing in San Francisco at 1850 a. m. Passen-
gers to Sacramento will be allowed to occupy
their berths until o'clock in the morning,
and when coming to San Francisco may take
possession of their berths any time after 8
O'Clock on the evening before, thus insuring
a refreshing nights sleep and an early ar
rival at either city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

A farmer living near Marseilles.
France, has discovered that by "wa-
tering" his melons with milk they will
grow to twice their ordinary size. He
carries off all the melon prizes at To-
cal agricultural shows.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
A New Art Gallery.

Our new art rooms scored great sue
cess during the holiday season. and we
still have an immense variety of good
things attractively displayed in the
handsomest picture room this side of
New York city. Inspection cordially In
Yited. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market st. =
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
HAS CURIOUS EXPERIENCE
WITH SUPPOSED BURGLAR
w: III. DesbOrough Discovers Youth
-. Picking Lock of Front Door
- and Kicks Him Into Street.

): w. H. Desborough, 61O Fillmore
street, had curious experience with
: a. supposed burglar on Sunday after
. noon. About 2 o'clock Desborough's
: attention was directed to a peculiar
noise at his front door and on Look
ing out of a window he saw a youne
man attempting to pick the lock. Des-
borough was too surprised to do any
. thing and he allowed the young man
to walk away.
The young man returned in a. few
minutes and again started to pick the
fock. Desborough ran downstairs and
:qurckly opened the front door. What
do you want here?" he queried in an
angry tone. How stupid Of me-" re-
piled the youth; II thought this was
my own house.
lis. that so?' said Desborough, as
;. he grabbed hold of the youth and.
turning him round, kicked him down
: the front steps and into the street.
The youth fed along Fillmore street.
Desborough after thinking the mat
ter over went in search of a police
man. regretting his stupidity in allow
:; ing. the burglar to escape.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-The coffee crop
of Hayti is almost a failure. according to a re-
port to the State Department from Minister
Powell. He says that not more than so per
cent of the crop will be saved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

Lash's Kidney and Liver Bittefs expel
all poisons and impart renewed life and
energy to the whole system.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

: When man comes from little town
TO a large one. the people in the litt e
town are never as sorry as Christians
should be il he falls
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
RACE TENAcITY.

be Hart the
the Although centuries they have been embodied in other %
their flag government induce their
their still bold their racial peeulaties and
point o a
of whose sovereignties
the Indian For hundred the of New York
eighty
lived within bells Unless
vitality changed in think they
Indians Indians,
What the negrol Has the Ethiopian changed his habits of thought
his skin by living generations civilized
schools
he ue Would
the earlier which always the South where
he held by white with firm grip1
believe that adopted only
ethical spirit of ethical conceded
be looked anywhere Angoaxon Americana The
Christian religion said japanese sis the religion
nations better than but policy pleads its adop
fashion civilized shall
a
black
The convention demands Christianity
who
izatn have but small in its vital purposes'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
MAKING MOSQUITOES.

the mosquito campaign delivered by President Roosevelt himself when
should
called prolonged
should said that
all amicab settlement avail would be
sting and of myriads of mosquitoes
thughtly his
atons hurried conclusion largely the plague
quoes which made residence Portsmouth trying
Evidently between
them settled
settle make Ergo triumph of diplomacy
will absolutely
extnguied Wars
will behoovs
the oil pnkrs well
their
probable will
making Scientists determine the relative
the the mosquito NJ White
their verdict will be awaited
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
THROUGH GERMAN EYES.

Wadeye Berlin University who of the delegates to
of the
in Academy
in should obtain be-
While declares making
theories which have opened
ackowl
edges wonderful diffusion of know
high standard of American culture
these respects summarized by Lewenyn
Barker in periodical Science
false opinion which still widespread
material
purely scientific things he says
Americas great universities number
nearly 800 old with its
a mind professor the
working could PREVAIL He dwe briefly
advanced education
in that regad One needs
United States
regards wealth of what offered
Guido Germany
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
WILLIAM N. ARMSTRONG.

dead He scholar and gentleman
citizen whose family name
United States HIS
missionaries here he himself had been an
attorney general accompanied Kaakaua around the
of min OF brother late General
institute Hampton, Va, for
the educa of blacks.
at had
the distant countries and then
rule a who could
books magazine articles and
informing and philosophical lie
with the de touch OF the serenest art
edtorshp of the Advertiser read like quarterly
be- Mr. Armstrong infused with scholar
small
his and relied upon his
with the signal effect
an aecdoe SO pat
that the whole troubew assmo n a
Mr. the clubs
he looked forward ANTICIPATION
horizon For bany
flashing the sum- He loved its
people native and he hoped that
Perhaps indeed will
the last by the Angel of the Resurrection
ysayxssssEzEg sasEgsNlaasaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
aasl
GREAT NEWS FOR HONOLULU.

bearing the future OF Honolulu as
appeared
article such as
foreshadowed
Contrarwi the Journal
only thing the face of the original produ
Honolulu the
weekly departures from Portland hhewaTd
pminarie right there Portland of the
of the
newly
Portland Honolulu San Francisco and San
In the Panama
between Atlantic
notable
Honolulu to
alworld channels
mentioned be said that turbine boats
highly popular There absence
in agaby with the heavy throbbg
Of leviathans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
A FORMER VISITOR.

Many Honolulans no doubt remem-
Der California visitor here about
year ago, who stopped at the Young
Hotel and Haleiwa, man who wore
the loudest clothes the town had seen
in many a day, his vests being dazzlers.
w. S, Gage was the man with the
loud vests" and he took pride in
maintaining his reputation.
The Chronicle of October tells of
Cages matrimonial troubles, saying in
part; A peculiar condition of affairs
in the family life of w. S. Gage. the
wealthy lumber dealer and clubman of
$50 Market street was brought to light
yesterday by the filing of suit by Gage
against his wife for the revocation of
trust of 1000 worth of personal
property which he created last April
for her benefit. On the face Of it the
document which conveyed the property
assumes the completion of gift to the
wife conditional upon her securing a
divorce. but in the suit which he filed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
(From Sundays Advertlser)

(From Sundays Advertiser)
Medical supplies We're sent to Guam
by the transport Thomas.
A report is expected from the Fed
eral grand jury tomorrow.
Col Soper, who went away with the
Seagirt team. is coming home in the
Sonoma.
The Federal inspectors of hulls and
boilers are expected to arrive here early
in December.
A load of pineapple plants for new
plantation on Kauai was taken hence
by the schooner c. L. Woodbury..
Judge Robinson granted a divorce to
Victor Aiko Kamukai against Lizzie
Kamukai for desertion of three years.
Mr.. Kinney, the lime orchardist of
Kaumana, Hawaii, has recently set out
ten thousand new trees.--Hawaii Her.
aid.
Consignees of Alameda freight sent
by Wells, Fargo's express are charged
% per cent. of the value of the goods
as salvage.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Pahia captured
two Japanese okolehao distillers at Ka-
neohe. U. S. Marshal Hendry went
after them in an automobile.
Governor Carter has approved Of ex-
pending the item of $4,000 in the loan
bill for completing the Hilo sewer sys-
tenn. Superintendent Holloway believes
! 900 will cover the cost.
Allen Hutchinson, sculptor who made
the Hawaiian effiges in the Bishop Mu-
scum, Is now located in Los Angeles.
Cal. He did much of the decorative
sculpture for the st. Louis Exposition.
! The first shipment of Hutchinson
plantation sugar to the Honolulu Plan
tation Co, to be refined, consisting of
1851 bags, arrived by the Mauna Lna.
1t is reported that Paauhau sugar will
also be refined here.
Argument on demurrer was heard by
Judge Robinson yesterday in the in
junction suit of Annie Louise King and
husband, G.. w. r. King, against Mrs.
! Clark, otherwise known as Mrs. A. L.
King, to restrain the respondent from
using the latter name. L. ]. Warren
of Smith & Lewis appeared for respond
ent, and Henry E. Highton for COM
| plainants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
LOCAL BREviT,eS.
CFrom Saturdays Advertiaer)

CFrom Saturdays Advertiser)
Supervisor W. II. cornwen OF Maui
is In town.
Jack London. the author. is going
around the world I'm '4O-foot sloop
Attorney Abram Lewis. Jr. has re-
turned from Hawaii
Bishop Restarlck returned from n
tour on the other islands yesterday.
l.. de L Ward. British. and E. f
Hartman, Swiss. were yesterday natur-
allied by Judge Dole.
Drafts against Alameda freight that
did not arrive were plentiful among
business houses yestei day.
The Camp Mckinley gold coin coup-
terfeiting cases were under investig
ton by the Federal grand jury yes
terday.
Commissioner Mailing continued the
examination of the six alleged counter
feiters from the transport Sherman
until Monday afternoon.
c. r. auckland, IN private letter.
says: There is a lot of rot about my
being hurt, but it was nothing. Kiley
is the Alameda passenger who got the
worst of it."
A waterfront blast yesterday after
noon violently Jared the Judiciary
building. Dangerous falls of plaster
there are liable to occur any day from
the frequent shocks of this kind.
On two charges of distilling, Hajima
Mura. who pleaded guilty. received
from Judge Dole sentences aggregating
s1100 of fines and seven months of inn
prisonment, as required by the statute.
Among several prisoners got away
from Saghalien Island by DR.. Russell of
Hilo. on his secret mission, was Alexis
Kramtcher. an aristocratic and talent
ed mining engineer who, at seventeen
years of age, was deported to the penal
colony for implication in Warsaw agi-
tations. Kramtcher is but rs years old.
Since the county ordinance against
sprinkling clothes from the mouth came
into play Chinese laundrymen have
been using a sprinkling pot operated
with a blow pipe. In the meantime
test case on the validity of the ordi-
nance is being arranged for between
Deputy County Attorney Milverton and
A. G.. NJ. Robertson, the latter being
retained by laundrymen.
Annapolis and Naval Academy folk
are anticipating the approaching mar
riage of Miss r. D. Rush, daughter of
Capt. Richard Rush, U. S. N, to Mr..
William Spencer Murray, son of Pay
Inspr. James d. Murray, U. s. N, on
Saturday. September 23, at Catskill
n. Y. Both of these young people are
well-known in Annapolis and Academy
society.-Army and Navy Journal.
Articles of Incorporation We're filed
yesterday by the Kaupakalua Wine and
Liquor Company of Maui, capitalized
at $4,000, and the Hayselden Tobacco
Company. capitalized at $4,000. This
latter company was organized to rake
over the bankrupt business of the 7 avid
Lawrence Co., Ltd, and the property
and fixtures in the store in the Young
Building were turned over to the new
company yesterday by the trustee of
the defunct company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
A.RELIARLE REMEDY.

The only remedy which can always
be depended upon in the most severe
cases of pain in the stomach, cramp
collie or diarrhoea, is Chamberlain's CO.
lie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
Most dealers know this and recon-
mend it when such a medicine is called
for. For sale by All Dealers and Drug
gists. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd.
Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

Department
of noted for thirty
different subjects Some of the nv
with the universities In Hawaii an lex
reserves designated
Such concentrated efforts through
direction tell immensely the develop
the forest wealth the is
early admission the
schem
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17


Gordon Benefits
likes
Vol III SUPPLEMENT-
wher gulfw weeds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
CFrom Mondays Advertiser)

DIR. Yost, U. S. A.. gave an elaborate
dinner at the Moana Hotel on Thursday
evening. covers being laid for eight
guests.
The road department is doing gen.
eral cleaning up of the cutters in the
Makiki residence section, removing
weeds and grass.
Two Japanese servants working in
Manoa are reported to have been held
up on the Manoa hill road last We'd
nesday night. They escaped from their
assailants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
TAFT on HAWAII.

Secretary of War Taft in giving in
tevew the San Francisco his from the
Philippines embodied few words about Hawaii follows:
1--WE reached Honolulu the fourteenth and spent there only
the hours between of that when sailed
again Yokohama The stop Honolulu of pleasure
it always is.
81 have been there three times and only idea of the citizens
of Hawaii is that of committeeman appointed that the
stranger within Diamond Head shall have the opportunity of know
ing the best of the islands"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
AT VOLCANO HOUSE.

VOLCANO HOUSE. October a.
Miss G. Evans, F. st. Goar. San Fran
Mrs. Geo. w. Townsend, Buffalo, n. Y;
Mrs. l.. Severance. Hilo; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f. Minvielle, j. Watt, Olaa; Henry
Temple Ames, St Louis; Edgar Ames,
M. Wright, Seattle; r. NJ. Shaw, Alex
ander Garne. Victor A. Norgaard, Mrs.
s. l.. Austin, w. r. Wilson, Honolulu;
General l. Fedoroff, Russia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

The annual meeting of the w. C. t.
u, has been postponed one week. to
October "a. The meeting will be held
at the residence of the President, Mrs.
]. NJ. Whitney. Punahou street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
CHEAPER FARE TO MANILA.

SEATTLE, WASH September 22-Grea Northern Steamship
Company officials today that the company will quote
the Manila quoted for Shanghai and Hongkong
whether the trip made Nagasak Hongkong Heretofore
the Great Northern the Pacific Mail added
of SIS TO the charge for Manila but the Canadian Pacific
has absorbed the arbitrary local lines between Hongkong and
Manila, and the American lines have the reduction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

anhedrm have the Maui faithful for
school collection following Saturday
uaube hardly in the class as the
the leaders
Evangelical
extenuation peadabe that the Mormns
previously the Incl
cathty which has
BEEN of h o. life in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

yesterday Gage declares that it was
given to her for the purpose of con-
ciliating her and that she promised to
condone the offenses of which she as
serted he was guilty and to resume do
nestle relations with him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

the though she volume
Of offerings 70 possible very trading
relations and Honolulu the
money should
ing here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

satisfactory
its issue of October 'BankN
proportions both San Francisco and Los An
healthy activity indicate the steady
The market here is
condition throughout the and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.
Last quarter of the moon Oct. 2lst.

Times of the tide are taken from the
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
he blows at 1880 p. M. which Is the
same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-17

District Attorney Breckons held pri-
vate interviews yesterday with the six
men taken off the transport Sherman
on suspicion of Showing counterfeit
paper money.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
SHORT
 PERSONAL
 NOTES

Miss Kate Sweeney, of Naco, was a visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Hull left yesterday for East Liverpool, O., her former home, where she goes for a visit.
 Mrs. Tom Simmons returned to her home at Douglas last evening after a few days visit in the city.
 A. Lamoueux and wife left last ev- ening for Douglas, where MT. Lamuu- reux goes to take the position of oper. ator with the Postal Co.
 Jack Wilson, a member of the F. ?. & S. w. corps of surveyors, who was in the city for several days, left last evening for Fl Paso.
 George Shibley was a visitor in town last evening from Douglas.
 Frank Graf and J.. T. Hood were among passengers out last evening for Fl Paso.
 M. J. Cunningham is a business vis- itor at Fl Paso.
 Architect Frost, of Fl Paso, is a business visitor in town.
 c. w. Mitchell, formerly an assayer with the Copper Queen Co.,, arrived in the city yesterday from Phoenix. He expects to remain.
 Dr. Hunter leaves today for visit at Providence, R. 1.
 Mrs. Charles Thomas was reported yesterday as some improved. Her con dition is still serious.
 c. N. Davis, a Cananea boarding house man, was visitor in town yes terday.
 Rev. c. H. Adams was an arrival in the city yesterday from Phoenix, com ing with reference to church business.
 MT. H. J. Donald visited his family here this week
 P. R. Lucas and wife are registered at the Copper Queen from Cananea-
 Scott Turner -is~ns>town from Tomb stone; .,.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30

sition of night clerk at the Copper Queen.
 Jack McGregor left last evening for Los Angeles to attend a reunion Of in- surance men.
 Cliff Parson, an old timer of Clifton. is in the city in the interest of hard ware house
 Wednesday evening the Odd Fellows celebrated their Seth anniversary. By the local lodge quite a pleasant even- ing was spent socially, and refresh ments were served. About sixty Odd Fellows were present.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Fry were yester- day agreeably surprised by the unex- pected arrival of Mrs. Fry's parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. London, of Mt. Yer non, Ind. The visitors will in a few days go on to the coast for the sum- mer's outing, and will return to Bisbee for a protracted visit.
 Superintendent Thomas Grindell, of the Douglas schools, is in the city on a business mission.
 Fred L. Barnett, immigration inspec- tor at Naco, has been transferred to- Nogales. where he continues in the government service. He will leave for his new post this week.
 A CARLOAD OF PIANOS.
 We have just received a carload of pianos of the following well known makes: Haines Bros, Foster & Armstrong. Marshall & Wendell, Price X Teeple. Ludwig and others. Prices rom S2S5 to $500. As we bring pia- nos here in carload lots, we guaran- tee lowest prices. Call and see us The Zellner Piano Co, Hughes block
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-30
FUEL OIL IN SONORA.

Oil will be employed as fuel upon the Sonora line of the Southern Pa cific, if satisfactory legislation can be secured at the present session of the Mexican Congress. The road is urg- ing that the present duty on fuel oil taken into the State of Sonora be lift ed. No answer has ever been return ed to the petition of the road three years ago asking that oil be placed Dn the free list. Better success is hoped for at the present session.