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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27
Sales.
Foreclosure Mortgage safes.

Mortgage made by LUX Shing Wal
Co. to H. A. Heen. recorded in Liber
213, pages 462.465, covering leases and
public auction at the store Of Tong Wo
Cheong Co.. King street, June 10. IL m.
Mortgage made by James Carly to J.
Lightfoot. guardian, recorded In Liber
22O. pages 100000. covering land in
Palolo Valley, will be sold at public
auction at Fisher 4 Ables' auction
rooms. June IL. 12m.
Mortgage made by Kwong Yee Wal
Co. to Yong In, recorded In Liber 237.
pages 483, covering leases and rice
plantation, will be sold at public auc'
Ion at Fisher 4 Ables auction rooms.
June 3, IL m.
Mortgage made by Lizzie Kainana
Puahi to Frances Crehore, recorded In
Liber 243, pages 169.l72, covering land
on Emma street, will be sold at pub
lie auction at Morgan's auction rooms.
June 3, ~ m.
Sheriff saisa
At Police Station, June "a, ~ m, In
terest OF s. Kubey In pool room equip
ment, will be sold at public auction for
Judgment for $269.10, interest and
costs.
At Police Station. June 20, ~ m.
interest Of Wong Kwai In rice crop
will be sold at public auction for judg
ment for $609.65, interest and costs.
At Police Station, June 10. ~ m. In
terest Of Tong Fat Chan, Chinese mer
chandise will be sold at public auction
for judgment for STA. interest ant
costs.
At Police Station, June Is. ~ m, in
terest Of VIM. A. Hall In land at Aall
will be sold at public auction for juds
ment for 3ll4.3o. interest and costs.
Administrators Sales
At Judiciary Building. Nay 20. I:
m, J. A. Morgan will sell for q. p
Kalama. administrator. land At Wal
kele. EVA. Oahu.
gxseutors' salea
Philip Peck and Solomon Peck. exc
cutors will OF Ely Peck. offer for sail
personal property and real estate q
Fisher and Ablos' auction rooms. Ma!
20. ~ m.
Land Sales.
At judiciary Building. June 8, ~ m.
Commissioner of Public Lands will sci
at public auction leases Of public lanS
at Nakula, Maui, and South Kona. Ha
wall. s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27
will close at the ONCE Of the Super
lntendent Of Public Works. June IL
IL m.
Plumbing Permits.

r. r. Cation, 2.story wood residence.
mauka side Kinau street. 200 feet Eva
Victoria street; W. p. O'Brien.
Mrs. Noblitt, 1.story wood cottage,
Eva side Middle street, Kalihi; 8. X.
Aki.
Iwilei Co.. 1.story wood barber shop.
waikiki side Iwilei road, near Stock.
ade; kwong Chong Co.
Mrs. B. Mehner, history wood cot.
tase. waikiki side kapiolani street. 1S3
feet mauka Lunalilo; Z. r. Bath.
8. NJ. Damon. 1.story wood cottage.
Beach road, waikiki; Won 4 Louie Co.
+. 8. Cunha, 1-story wood cottage.
mauka side Vineyard, 800 feet EVA
Nuuanu; A. Pilarss.
c. H. Dickey, (agt.), 2-story wood
residence. Eva makai cor. School and
Nuuanu streets: John Mott.
c. H. Dickey, (agtD. 2-story wood
residence. Eva Nuuanu street, 200 feet
makai School street; John Mott.
Kahula, 1-story wood cottage, EVA
Achi lane, $50 feet mauka Vineyard:
Chez Hoon Kee.
e. c. Winston. 31l.story wood cot.
tage. makai Beretania, 200 feet Eva
Kapiolani; z. r. Bath.
E. C. Winston, 3ts-story wood cot.
tage. makai Beretanis, $50 feet Eve
Kapiolani; e. r. Bath.
X. Amano, 1.story wood barber ship
Waikiki Iwilei road, makai rice mill
Ok.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27
Judgments.

c. 8. Martin Va. Paul Hellum, -.
sumpsit on promissory note, Honolulu
Iron Works Co.. garnishee; judgment
for plaintiff. $7s.SS.
J. F. Souza va. J. F. Langren, Z. w.
Quinn. garnishee. assumpsit, defendant
defaulted. judgment for plaintiff,
S6S72.
J.J. Byrne VS.. Chuck Kee, assumpsit
on promissory note. judgment for plain.
Tin. S2s6.14.
Henry May & Co. VS.. M. l. Silva. J.
II. Fisher, Auditor Territory, garni-
shee, assumpsit. defendant defaulted; ;
judgment for plaintiff, 352.35.
Chas. Wilcox vs.. Isaac Harbottle, ].
II. Fisher. Auditor Territory. garni-
shee, assumpsit. defendant defaulted;
judgment for plaintiff, 389.47.
Lam Guam VS.. II. Reyes. assumpsit;
judgment for plaintiff. 326.67.
VIM. l.. Peterson Vs. l.. X. Ka.no. ].
II. Fisher. Auditor Territory. garnishee.
assumpsit on promissory note; judg.
ment for plaintiff. $l64.75.
Gonsalves 4 Co.. Ltd, vs.. Man Lung.
assumpsit: Judgment for plaintiff.
Ss7.91.
Thos. McTishe 4 Co. W. Henry visr.
70 and Antoine Morris. assumpsit; judg.
ment for plaintiff, 354.16.
Ian Yin and Ian Tong (Est. Ian
Chons) W.. Lam TOT, assumpsit, defend.
ant defauited; judgment for plaintiRs.
S132.77.
Ide vs.. X. Hamasaki and Idesuchi.
sssumpsit: judgment for defendants.
5000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27
Notices to Creditors.
BY Administrator.

BY Administrator.
NJ. I. Thomas, Administrative estate
of Manuel Thomas, advertises for
claims to be fled with her at the of.
fee Of Frank Andrade, Stangenwald
building, before December IL.
F.. Pahia, administrator estate Of
Bishop Pahia advertises for claims to
be filed with w. T. Rawlins before NO
vomber 8.
w. O. Smith, administrator with will
annexed Of the estate OF Clara T. Nor
rison, advertises for claims to be fled
with him before Oct. 20.
LahelA kahoeka, Administrative 90.
tate Of Jno. Adam Wood alias Kaho-
eka, advertises for claims to be filed
At the Sheriff's once. Honolulu, before
October 3.
w. o. Smith. administrator estate
Of william Kamana. advertises for
claims to be nled with him before Oct
18th.
Lyle A. Dickey administrator estate
Of Eva Kappa L. Waipa, advertises
for claims to be filed with him before
October q.
e. p. Kalama. administrator estate
Naeole wv advertises for claims to
be fled with him before October IL.
Jennie Hawai- Kuikahi, administra.
trix estate Of Ana Poai, advertises fof
claims to be filed with her before DC
tober II.
Samuel p. Peleaumoku. administra
tor estate OF L. F. Sternemann. adver.
tises for claims to be nled with him
before October ~.
Henry Holmes. administrator with
will annexed Of estate Of Cresswell
Keane Charles Rookie, advertises for
claims to be nled with him before DC.
tober Is.
H. @. Middleditch. administrator es.
tate Harriet p. Taylor. advertise for
claims to be nled with him before octo.
Der II.
N. c. Wilfong. administrator estate
Mary p. Ailau. advertises for claims
to be fled with him before October l.
Lam Wo Sing. administrator estate
Of Lam Yate, advertises for claims to
be nled with him before Sept. 20.
H. NJ. Won Holt. administrator estate
Mrs. Alice Macintosh. advertises for
claims to be fled with him before Sept.
81.
George Lycurgus. trustee Wing Sans
Co., advertises for claims to be filed
with him before April 20.
Carrie Luhiau. Administrative 60
tate of 8. c. LuhIau, advertises fol
claims to be fled with her before Sept
'l4
NJ. P. Robinson, administrator estate
Of John Riley. advertises for claims q
be fled with him before Sept. 2S.
| w. r. Castle. administrator estatl
Of Henry HAWAI-. advertises for claimi
to be filed with him before Aug. 20
| p. E. r. strauch. administrator e.
tate Ako alias Gnin 10. advertises fol
claims to be fled with him before
!, Aug 16.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27
BY AUTHORITY
NUUANU RESERVOIR sPECIFICA
TIONS.

Where In these specifications provid.
ing for payment for all extra work Its
actual reasonable cost to the Contrac-
tor. 1t reads plus fifteen per cent. OF
said cost" 1t Is hereby corrected to
read. plus ten per cent. Of said cost"
c. s. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Honolulu, May 26th. 1905. 30S5.3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27
Building Permits.

Lucas Bros, 1-story cement toilet
shed, rear Mcintyre Building.
VIM. Campbell. history wood frame
cottage, Lot I. BLOCH 10. College Hills.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-27

An authority says that there are no
fewer than l65 good-sized English
towns which are absolutely being
ruined by the migration Of their pop.
ulations to the great cities. Trade de-
clines. property decreases In value.
and while English cities are being
overcrowded the smaller towns are be,
ing left desolate.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
REGULATES SALOONS
DanVilIe, Va, Council Passed Sweep
ing Restrictions.

Danville. Va, Oct. 4. - The city
council passed sweeping restrictions
governing the regulations of saloons
which were recently voted back after
two years of local option. The use of
blinds. screens or Obsuuctions of any
nature are prohibited, and the opening
and closing hours fixed at 8 a. m. and
p. m. respectively. No entrances to
saloons except through the front door
are allowed and no one is permitted in
a bar after closing hours. The right of
wife or mother to forbid a barkeeper
selling her inebriate husband or son
intoXicants is recognized by the coun-
Gil. It is also against the law to pur-
chase intoxicants for inebriates or
minors. Heavy punishment and for
feiture of license is fixed for any vio-
lation of these ordinances.
The majority of the council is com
posed of dry" men, and the "wets"
calm that the wishes of the people as
expressed at the polls in favor OF sa-
looms have not been carried out.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
CLERK CONFESSES
WALL ST. THEFT
Got s359,OOO in Securities by Forgery
to Show How Easy 1t Was.
EVERY DOLLAR OF ITRETURNED

New York. Oct BY the confes-
sion OF Henry A. Leonard a young
Ilcrk in the employ OF Halle & Stiag-
litz. brokers at 80 Broad street, the
mystery of the robbery on Wednesday
last OF $359,0OO worth of securities
from the National City Bank, was
cleared up. Leonard, who lives with
his parents at $50 East 196th street
was arrested and kept in close con
fnement while the detectives contin-
ued their search for the missing Sc
curities, every dollar Of which was
/ recovered.
The prisoner, who is only "A years
/ old and who had previously borne the
reputation of an industrious and thor
oughly reliable clerk, made the as
founding statement in his confession
that he had planned and carried out
his scheme OF forgery and robbery,
not from any criminal motive, but
solely to show by what a simple de
vice the elaborate safeguards of New
York banks could be set at naught.
That this statement is true is in a
measure corroborated by the facts in
the case and is the belief OF the young
mans employers, by whom he was
highly esteemed.
Soon after rthe thefe Leonard mailed
a package containing 100000 in Sc
curities to the residence of Dyer Pearl. /
senior member of the firm OF Pearl &
Co. by whom they were owned. The
package was received by Mr.. Pear. |
Yesterday Leonard's father turned |
over to the police the remaining $751; |
600 in stocks and bonds which he said |
had been found in a wardrobe in his /
house. where his son had said after his
arrest he had secreted them. The first /
clew that led to Leonard's arrest was
obtained when the detectives traced |
the rubber stamp maker whom Leon
ard had employed to make the im:ta,
ton certificatiOn stamp used on the
check he presented at the National
CITY Bank. AS a model for the stamp
he gave the maker an old certified
CHECK bearing a fragment of the sig
nature of Halle & Stieglitz and also a
in his own handwriting.
which was identified by fellow clerks.
Leonard was held in the Tombs po-
ice court in $4,000 bail for further
examination. On leaving the court
'oom on his way to prison he said, in
'esponse to a question, Il did it on a
,et."
It was reported that Leonard was
ngaged to Miss Lulu Schrader. a
laughter of Park Commissioner
;chrader, of the Bronx borough. Com :
missioner Schrader said that Leonard
ad called at his home frequently, but
hat there was no engagement be-
ween the young people so far as he
new. He declared that he believed
eonard was honest. and that he
-ould aid'him in any way he could.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
JAMES H. HYDE
WILLING TO TESTIFY
Will Voluntarily Appear Before In
suranee Investigating Committee.
STATUS OF PROBERS ATTACKED

New York, Oct. Samuel Inter.
meyer. counsel for James H. Hyde,
gave out for publication a letter adj
dressed by him to Charles E. Hughes.
Of the insurance investigating commit
tee, in which he SAYS:
Referring to your request that Mr..
Hyde voluntarily appear as a witness
before the joint committee appointed
by the defunct legislature of 1905 to
investigate the affairs of life insur-
ance companies, / have advised Mr.
Hyde that your committee is without
power or jurisdiction to make the in
vestigation in which you are engaged.
You have no doubt Observed that
the resolution authorizing the investi-
cation directs that the committee
shall after the adjournment of the ex-
traordinary session at which it was
passed and after the body of which
it is a part has ceased to exist, pro
ceed with the investigation for the
purpose of reporting to the next ses-
sion of the legislature
my opinion is based on the propo-
GAA40lA llluL Tic cooNihblg at t0ebol lids
no power to direct an investigation
Q) to be held after its adjournment
and (2) for the express purpose of re !
porting to a future legislature not yet
selected and which can have no exist |
ence until 1906
we appreciate. however, that the
pending inquiry, though unauthorized |
and irregular will prove wholesome .
and in the public interest, and that if
continued on the same lines much of
the responsibility for existing condi-
tions which has been most unjustly
placed upon Mr.. Hyde, will be fixed
where it properly belongs.
"Mr. Hyde instructs me to say that
he is willing to assist the inquiry by
appearing as a witness and
in any other way that may be found
desirable, provided its rights and those
Of his fathers estate can be reason
ably safeguarded.
Civil suits have been begun and
are now pending by the attorney gen
eral and private citizens against Mr.
Hyde, and others are threatened
against him and against the estate in
which his mother and sister are inter {
ested, based upon some of the trans
actions which have been made the sub
ect of your inquiry. \
''Ie is prepared to waive all legal s
objections to appearing, and to tell {
our committee fully and frankly t
.verything he knows, except as to mat J
ers that are embraced in pending liti- g
-ation, on condition that your com 7
nittee will in common fairness ac- [
ord him the right of being represent {
d, advised and re-examined by coun-
el.
eff therefore Mr. Hyde may have the v
enefft of counsel at the hearing and
n your assurance that his examina-
on will not include the subject mat R
9r of the pending suits, he will ap- s.
ear for examination any time next oil
eek that may be fixed by your" v
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
BLACK HAND LEADER ARRESTED
Vito Laduca Is In Baltimore Jail,
Charged With Abduction.

Vito Laduca Is In Baltimore Jail,
Charged With Abduction.
Baltimore. Md, Oct 4-Vito La
duca. an Italian, who is declared by
Representatives of the Brooklyn po-
lice department to be the leader of the
Black Hand, is under arrest here's on
the charge of abduction. The warrant
under which the arrest was made
charges Laduca with the Kidnapping
of Tony Manineno the -year-old son
.of Vincent Manineno, a contractor. of
Brooklyn. on August f. 1904 The
Brooklyn detectives hoped to find Tony
Marentino, 6 years Of age, the son of
Michael Marentino. kidnapped in
Brooklyn a few days ago. when they
arrested Laduca, but in this they were
disappointed, nor indeed were they
able to connect Laduca positively with
the last-named crime.
Laduca declares that he is innocent.
He u So years old and lived for many
years in Brooklyn, but latterly he has
been keeping a butcher shop in the
eastern section of this city.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
SUIT AGAINST MCCALL
PoiicyhoIders After Permission to Sue
Him For Campaign Gifts.

TOliCynOluSTS AItef Fern lSSion to Sue
Him For Campaign Gifts.
New York, Oct 4.-Permission tc
begin suit against John A. Mccall
president, and George w. Perkins
vice president, of the New York Life
Insurance company, for the restitution
of S150000 contributed to Republican
campaign funds. was asked of Attor,
ney General Mayer by William Hep.
burn Russell, acting as attorney for
several policyholders.
Under the laws of this state the
sanction of the attorney general is
required in order to bring suit of this
character. Mr. Russell said the suit
would be based on the contention that
the money paid to the national Repub.
lican committee was expended by Nc
Call and Perkins without corporate au-
thority.
He declared that he intended also
to sue for the restitution of S235. 600
which Mr. Mccall testified had been
placed in the hands of Andrew Hamil-
ton, of Albany The poIicyholders
represented by Mr.. Russell are Walter
Goodyear, Lemuel D. Lilly and VIII |
liam B. Winslow
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
Forty-four ounce Babv Lustv

Lebanon, Pa, Oct "A son, weigh.
ing two and three-quarter pounds, was
Dor nto Mr.. and Mrs. William Schaef.
fer of Hebron. The baby is perfectly
formed, and the attending physician
says he will live.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
U. s. CUTTER LEYTE WRECKED
Twenty-seVen of Crew Lost in Storm
That Swept the PHILIPPINES.


Washington, Oct. 3.-In a cablegram
given out at the war department the
goyernor-general of the Philippines
gives the latest reports on the disas-
trous storm that swept those islaIds
September &C. The dispatch says that
27 men perished on the coast guard
cutter Leyte, and that the reports Of
damage wrought by the storm are gen
orally dfscouraging. The governor
general cables that as all the wires
were down reports have only been
coming in for the last day or two.
These reports, he says are very dis
couraging. Crops are practically all
destroyed, iacluding eoeoanuts, hemp
and rice.
The coast guard cutter Leyte was
wrecked off SamaE. and all on board
were lost except nine members OF the
crew. She had a crew of SO.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
NEVADA RARs nav YoRK LIFE
License viii Be Reissued When Presi-
dent Mccall and Perkins Resinn-


dent Mccall and Perkins Resign.
Carson, New, Oct. 4.-State Con
troller and Insurance Commissioner
S. P. Davis revoked the license Of the
New York Life Insurance company in
this state. The following telegram
was forwarded to the New York home
Office by the controller:
John A. notwithstanding the in.
vestigation Of the corrupt management
and fraudulent disposal of funds en-
trusted to your company, and as long
as yourself and George w. Perkins re-
tain Offices of trust in the managemeDt
of the New York Life Insurance com
pany, the license of the company to
do business in the state Of Nevada is
hereby revoked. Upon advice of
change OF management and satisfac-
tory proof of honest management the
license will be reissued."
A notice has been forwarded
throughout the state warning all
agents Of the fact of the order and
giving the agents two weeks to close
the records.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
FEvER cAN,T sTop PREslpENr
VIII Go to New Orleans October &c
Despite Epidemic There.

Washington, Oct. 8. - President
Roosevelt will go to New Orleans de-
spite the yellow fever epidemic. This
official announcement was made at the
White House by Mr.. Loeb, after a con
ference with the president. at which
the arrangements for Mr.. Roosevelts
trip through the south were arranged
finally.
In order to avoid any complications
over the quarantine regulations of the
various states in the south. the presi-
dent has decided to make New Orleans
the final stop on his trip. He will be
in New Orleans on the 26th instant.
After the ceremonies in that city he
will go aboard a cruiser of the Cleve-
land type and make the journey from
New Orleans to Washington by water.
He is expected to arrive here either
on the Both or 31st instant.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
Mother of b. 6. Erlok pead.

Wooster, Ohio, Oct 2.-Mrs. Eliza
beth FrielJ, aged Sc years, mother Of
Henry G. Frick, the Pennsylvania coke
king, died here. The immediate cause
Of death was paralysis, the fatal at
tack coming on Saturday night. Mr..
Frick reached this city a few hours
before his Elother died, but was not
at the bedside.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
ADDIcKs WINS FRoM. ALLEE
Has His Committee Named to Arrange
Harmony With Regulars.


Dover Del, Oct. 81. Edward Ad-
dicks, fighting for political life. was
able to effect a draw. After days of
missionary work the Union Republi-
can state committee of IS members
was divided evenly between followers
of the gas man and of United States
Senator Alice. Both factions of the
Union Republican faction were intent
on fusion with the Regular Republi-
cans, and after a stormy meeting a
committee was appointed to make a
deal if possible.
Addicks won out in opposing the
appointment of this committee by
Alice, the state chairman His own
hst--Layton, Alice, Addicks, Groves
and Marshall-was accepted. In so
far as he drew in his horns sum-
ciently to serve on a committee with
Alice when he declared he never
would, the result is considered a com
promise. Layton is considered an
Alice man and Groves an Addicks
man, with Marshall on the fence.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06

traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
Boy Electroeuted.

New York, Oct 4.-Samuel Howard
IA years old, was instantly killed by a
live wire on the grounds of the Sacred
Heart Academy, Unionport. A line OF
so boys. in charge of Brother Henry.
the head of the academy, was passing
to the dormitory to retire for the
night The boys had to pass an cleo
trio light pole which was held in place
by four steel cables and supported a
cluster of electric lights. As they
passed the supporting guy cable, Sam
uel asked one of the boys if he would
like to see him do a new stunt"
Then he jumped from the line. intend
ing to make a swinging circle on the
cable. As he touched it there was
binding flash, a Shrek and the boys
body stood out from the cable rigid in
death. Herbert Howard leaped to his
brothers rescue and was himself
hurled 20 feet away by the shock.
Samuel by finally eXtricated, but the |
said death had been instan-
taneous.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
Professor William B. Tonry Dead.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. Professor
William D. Tonry NJ. D., Phi. D..
widely known as a chemist and toxi.
cOlogist, died of heart disease. He was
65 years old. Professor Tonry had
given expert testimony in more than
40 trials for murder and in over 100
other cases in which testimony relat-
ing to chemistry figured prominently.
His wife, who died about a year ago,
was the daughter of the Mrs. Surrat
who was executed for completely in
the assassination of President Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-06
10 YEARS FOR sIeAMIsT
Fred Carlton, Who Married Many
Women, Sentenced.

New York, Oct 3. - Frederick E.
Carlton, who was convicted of three
charges of bigamy and one of grand
larceny in Brooklyn, was sentenced to
an aggregate term of 10 years in state
prison. On the first indictment, that
of marrying Mary German while his
first wife was alive, sentence was sus-
pended. For marrying Mary J. Smith
while he had another wife living
sentence of five years was imposed,
and for bigamy in marrying Lulu Ket-
tering. of Rochester, a sentence of four
years was given. On the charge of
grand larceny, in drugging and robbing
Henry Schaub, a machinist in the
United States navy, Carlton was SEN
fenced to 10 years.