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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23
SOCIETY

Released from the surveillance Of the
church. now that the forty days OF
g7enance are over. matron and maid and
hostess and debutante are once more
gree to conquer as of yore. Conse-
azuentiy. "a merry month of May is
anticipated. for wealth of entertain
znents is being planned. Then it will
De only q short time before society
again disorganizes for there will be
numerous departures for the mountain
nsus portions Of the other islands, and
across the Pacific to the cool SUBMITS
II the sierras and the coast range.
H.sss
Judge Carruth, who, with his wife,
IS visitor in Honolulu, halls from
che Blue Grass state and is delighted
with the island climate. Judge Car
ruth was al one time a congressman
from Kentucky, succeeding Mr.. Willis,
who was then given the post of United
States Minister to Hawaii. Judge Car
ruth is an old friend of Mrs. Basil
Duke. and Miss Frances Duke, of Ken
Gucky. who are now visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Duke is the sister of the late
General Morgan of fame in the Re
3eIllon as the leader of the Confeder
ate guerillas General Duke was known
rs the brains of General Morgan's cam
paigns. He is still living. Judge and
Mrs Carruth leave On Wednesday in
4he Alameda for the coast. Mrs. Car |
ruth has not been at all we'll since her |
arrival here
} Public interest will next be centered |
% the grand benefit performance of |
che hight opera THE Serenade'' which |
VIII be produced at the Hawaiian
Opera House next September under
dhe direction of Mr.. Hugo HerZer as
- benefit to the Healani Boat Club. Mr..
Herzer has been very fortunate in Sc
zurng about the same talent that pro-
sanged Said Pasha last year Miss Alice
Campbell as Yvonne, Mrs. Lawrence
Crook play ing Dolores, Mr.. Rowland
In che bass role, Romeo, and Mr.. Her
er. and no doubt, Mr.. Dougherty, as
Baritone and tenor. respectively, while
Guy Livingston will handle the come
ay part. Besides other well known
5ecal singers this will be a combina-
zion of amateur talent hard to sur
rass. The Healanis will have the best
wishes of all and from present indica-
lions the Honolulu public may look
Coward TO a great musical treat.
~ -
A. dozen girl friends of Miss Elsie
and Miss Louise Hall-one is
going abroad and the latter to Homo
rs5T,1-p-era suests at a farewell Inn
eheon at the home of Miss Ray Nor
zow today.-Oakland Exchange.
~ .&.x
Willard T. Barton has been elected
president of the Bohemian Club of San
francisco. Mr.. Barton is well and
favorabIy known in Honolulu. which
ne has visited on various occasions.
willard T. Barton, the president-eIect,
Joined the club in 1883. On Pine street
$S%S%S $><>%c$G
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23
H0BRON DRUG CO.

All the new Laws are being
published in the Commercial Rec
ord in handy shape fer reference
prior to their publication in book
form.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

all this forenoon with a fresh assert
ment of cut flowers. violets, Lilies of
the Valley. etc. Store open at a. m.
Tel. Main $780, .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS
A CHANGE IN THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Died and Was Buried at Sea While
Family Was Preparing a Welcome.

in whose foundry Mr.. O'Hagan was
employed, was in New York yester-
day and on his way home last night
he read an account in an evening pa
per of the death of Mr.. O'Hagan
which stated that he had been bur-
led at sea on the way over. This
morning Mr.. White notified James
O'Hagan of the death OF his father
and few hours later a letter was
received from the steamship COM
pany to the same effect.
1t is not known just what the
cause of death was for Mr.. O'Hagan
was apparently in good health. He
leaves a wife, son and one daugh-
ter
The notice of his death was a
great ehock to his family who had
looked tor happy reunion. For a
time it was feared to tell Mrs.
O'Hagan, but finally the news was
broken to her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
IN BAD SHAPE.
General Supplies Are Exhausted
and Nothing Seems to be Done
Committee Named.
WILL GET COMPANIES TOGETHER
Joint Committee to Attend Next
Meeting of City Fathers and
Make Wants Known.

AT the meeting of Lincoln Engine
Company last night, nearly all OF
the members were present and most
of the session was taken up in dis
cussing the condition of fire depart
ment apd the treatment given them
by the Board OF. Aldermen regarding
the supplies, etc. After talking the
matter over, it was decided to ap-
point a committee to visit all the
other fire companies in the city and
get them to send representatives,
with a list of what they need to the
Board of Aldermen and demand that
something be done at once.
The following committee was APP
pointed: ]. H. Danner, A. T.. Munoz,
and William Hinkle. They will visit
every company in this city before
them to make out a list of the things
they need, also appoint committees.
Monday night these committees will
attend the meeting of the aldermen
with their lists. They will also sug-
gest that it is about time that some
thing is done regarding pay for the
firemen. This was to commence
about next March, but the firemen
will try to have it commence sooner.
A member of Lincoln Engine Com
pany told a reporter that they have
only three rubber coats, no helmets,
and many other things that they
need were missing. When asked
what they had done with the things
they once had the answer was that
they had to help out other compan-
les who had less, and that in time
everything Will wear out or ger
broken.
Want Harness.
The department is in a bad way
for the want of harness. Some timc
ago new harness for the entire de-
partment was ordered and when it
arrived here it is understood that it
did not come up to the standard and
Chief Glenn would not approve the
bill The harness is useless and it is
understood that the maker is think
ing of suing the city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

Word was received in this city
this morning of the death, and bur
ial at sea, of Patrick O'Hagan, of 80
Willocks lane. He was a passenger
on the steamship Furnessia, return
ing from trip to Ireland where he
had been spending a few months.
A letter was received from
Mr.. OHagan about two weeks ago
stating that he would sail for this
country on the steamer due in New
York yesterday afternoon.
James O'Eagan, his son. went to
New York to meet him and when the
steamer arrived and all of the pas
sengers had landed, he thought it
strange that his father was not
among them, but took it for granted
that he had missed the steamer and
would most likely sail on the next
one.
Read Notice in the Paper.
James White, of P White & Sons,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
INTERESTING MEETING,
Young People of Grace English Lnth-
eran Church Met Last Night.

The Young Peoples Society, OF
Grace English Lutheran church, held
ve:y instruc tive and interesting
meeting in the church last night.
Papers were read on the following
subjects; colder Scholars in the
Sunday SCHOOL, and 'Stick TO your
Church, Boys!n One application for
membership was put before the soci-
ETY. and laid on the table for consider
alton until next meeting. The social
meeting for the month will be held
on October "a at the home of Miss
Sadie Miller, 43 Johnstone street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
CHIEF IN BAD SHAPE.
Railway Fireman Jumped from
Train and Was Badly Hurt.

Former chief of the Railway Fire
Department Joseph Simon. who is
well known to almost every fireman
in this city, is in badly battered-up
condition at his home, on Cherry
street, Railway, owing to his Jumping
from Long Branch train, at Rah
way, Monday night in his anxiety to
he on hand at the election Ct officers
by the fire department. Mr.. Simon,
on his return from Perth Amboy,
boarded, by mistake, a train that does
not stop at Railway, and jumped. The
physicians, however. have discovered
no broken bones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
TRUANCY CASES GIVE SCHOOL
BOARD BIG PROBLEM TO SOLVE.
The Alleged CIiffWOOd Murderer
Arrested In New York Yesterday.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL Detective
Sergeants Sullivan and Sny der took
yesterday to Police Headquarters,
Manhattan, Thomas Dey, thirty-two
years old, a negro, who lives at Cliff
wood, and who is alleged to be a
murderer and fugitive from JUS
tice.
Dey was captured at No. 60i5 West
Forty-eighth street, Manhattan. He
is charged, according to the detec-
tives. with the murder of Joseph
Martin, a negro, October l.. The
trouble between the men is said to
have arisen over a woman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

On the night of October 1 Dey
went to Martins house and 1t is al
legged called out Martin and drawing
a revolver shot him in the abdomen.
Martin almost instantly died and
Dey fed.
The case was reported to the police
OF Manhattan and Dey was found
Monday. He admitted his identity,
but declared he acted in self-defense.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct IL
Detective Mulvey went to New York
yesterday in the case and as soon as
requisition papers can be secured,
Dey will be brought to this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
j. j. GHECAN
RE-ELECTE ED.
Meeting Of the Catholic Bene-
VIOLENT Legion Closed Meet
in HOhOken Next.
Special to the Evening News:

Special to the Evening News:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct IL
The state convention of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion was brought to
a close at Columbia Hall yesterday
afternoon with the election of Off
GERS for the year.
1t was decided to hold the next
state convention at Hoboken. J. E.
Dunn, of Boonton, and Anton Seines,
of Newark, were reelected delegates
to the Supreme Council.
Several of the present officers
were reelected. among them being
the state president, John j. Ghegan,
of Newark. The other officers elect
, ed are as follows:
Vice president, J. D. Butler, Jer-
sey City; orator, A. ]. Flynn, Eliza
beth; secretary, John ]. Richmond,
Newark; treasurer, Joseph j. Lam
brecht, Newark; spiritual director,
Rev. Charles p Gillen, Paterson
marshal, P. e. Flynn, Elizabethport; !;
guard, J. McCarty, Jersey City;
trustees, j. Whittle, T.. f. Denning
and Joseph Schulster, Newark; E. j.
Moran, Bloomfield; P. o. Lafferty,
Jersey City.
The report of the State Secretary,
John ], Richmond, of Newark, show
ed that during the year Rev. A.
Smith Council and Father Mackin
Council were consolidated; Essex
with st. Columbia Council, and st.
Lucy with Our Lady OF Help Council.
No new councils have been organ
i0ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
ACCIDENT AT LINCOLN.
Man in Wagon Was Struck by Ex-
press May Not Recover.
pecial to the Evening News:

Special to the Evening News:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. III
Lewis Block, butcher, of Lincoln,
is in the Plainfeld hospital in a seri-
Gus condition, the result of an acci-
dent, He was crossing the railroad
track, at Lincoln, this morning, in
his wagon. when an express came
along. 1t struck the wagon. cutting
it loose from the horse, and smashed
t into bits The horse was not in
iured and ran away, but Block was
badly hurt and may not recover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
DOYLE JURY
DISAGREE?
Lawyers Finish Summing Up and
Jury Takes the Case
Of Smells.
Special to the Evening News.

Special to the Evening News.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IL
The jury in the suit of John Doyle,
of Perth Amboy, against the Roes-
sler G. Hasslacher Chemical Com
pany, also of Perth Amboy, went out
at 11.30 O'Clock this morning, and
it seems probable they will.
The judges charge favored the de-
fendant. He said that factories
were a public necessity and were for
the public good. He further said
that if they brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff it should be for himself
only and not for his property as 9TH
er neighbors who lived in the neigh
borhood must have suffered in prop
erty if he did
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IL
The attention of the jury in the dam
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical
Company was occupied yesterday
with the hearing of expert testimony
as to the manufacture Of cyanide of
sodium
For the defense the experts and
laborers at the works called as wit
nesses were Adam Rebel, Jacob
Deck, Philip Becker, Jacob Rebel,
Jacob Becker, Julia Cingya, Henry
Sole and Paul Hauser. For the
plainiff in rebuttal testimony three
witnesses were called. They were
Chauncey Baldwin, Arthur Nestor
and Mayor William F. Myers, of this
city, the latter being chemist. Aug
uste j Rossi was recalled by the de-
PENDANTS and the case then closed
on both sides.
Wanted Verdict for Defendant.
Lawyer Willard P. Voorhees, of
counsel for the defendants asked the
court to direct verdict for the de-
fendant on several grounds. He
held that there had been no proof
that the defendants maintained a
nuisance and that therefore there
could be no recovery He also held
that the preponderance of evidence
was to the effect that there was no
smell at the defendants plant and
because of this any number of ver-
diets for the plaintiff would be set
aside
A third ground for direction OF
verdict was that if there was nuis-
ance it was a public nuisance and no
private action would lie. No specific
or special damages had been alleged
or proven by the plaintiffs and with
out this a private action could not
be maintained.
Judge Heisley refused the motion
without hearing argument upon the
matter on behalf of the plaintiff.
Lawyer Hommann, for the de-
PENDANTS, opened the summing up
Yesterday afternoon. This morning
LAWYERS Silzer and Voorhees, finish
ed the argument and the case went
to the jury
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
MAYOR TO TARRY.
Changes Plans and Will Not Return
for Day or Two.

Mayor Brace and party are ex
pected to leave Delaware Water Gap
for home in day or two. 1t had been
expected that they would be back to-
day, but the start has been postponed
for day or two. They have been
away over a month, and many side
trips have been taken in Dr. Brace S
automobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
GIVE ST. 90 To
FIGHT RATES.
MiddIesex Council Royal AfGan-
um Joins the Rest of the
State in Opposition.

Middlesex Council. No. 1,100,
Royal Arcanum, met last night and
voted to give 500 to the general
fund for fighting the new rates.
Some opposition developed, but the
majority carried the motion through.
The committee which has been at
tending meetings throughout the
state made a lengthy report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

the action of the grand jury ON two
charges, that of carrying a burglar S
outfit and that of carrying concealed
weapons. This is the first case in
which man has been held for the
grand jury in Middlesex county I'M
der the new law passed by the last
legislature for carrying concealed
weapons. His counsel, ]. E. Strick-
er, made a strong effort to get him
out on writ of habeas corpus. He
maintained that in this state there
is no authority for holding a man
for carrying burglars tools. He also
held that revolver in his suit case
did not mean that he was carrying
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
GOING TO TESTIFY.

VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. IL .-Presi-
dent Hegeman, of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, who is on
his way to New York to testify at the
insurance inquiry, is here from Japan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
Committee Visit Board Of Alder.
men Regarding Method of
Choosing Board OfEduCatiOn.
NEW STATION.
Committee Will Also Wait Upon
the Central Railroad Officials
Regarding the Depot Here.

For the first time in many months
the Chamber of Commerce held a
well attended and important meet
ing last night The members decid-
cd to settle down to the regular win
ter work in earnest and an active
campaign was mapped out.
committee was appointed to be
present at the next meeting of the
Board of Aldermen to have a con-
ference with them regarding the
Board of Education. They are to
see il the members of the Board of
Education cannot be elected at large,
or else have the mayor appoint them
instead of the present system. The
chamber thinks that either of these
two ways would be great deal bet
ter than the present way and that
the results for the people would be
more than they are now.
Want New Station.
The Committee on Transportation,
Telegraph and Telephones was in
structed to see the proper officials of
the Central railroad as soon as pos
sible and see what can be done to-
ward a new station in this city. The
present depot is ole and out of date
and, while the railroad company
has fine plot of ground, the depot
is disgrace to the city. The COM
mittee consists of Messrs. Convery,
Rock and Holm.
Market Street Improvement.
cnaoioI anY1o n, iftoo uybicl,
told in the NEWS. was appointed at
the last meeting of the chamber to
see what could be done toward i'm
proving Market street, near the Cen
trail railroad crossing, reported that
they had met with great success.
They had talked with the street
commissioner about the matter and
he had filled in the bad places with
ashes and rolled them down with the
steam roller. He has now exhausted
his supply of ashes. A. c.. Clark,
manager of the Raritan Copper
Works, who was present, said the
Copper works had hundreds of tons
of ashes and that the city could
have all they wanted for the carting
Of them. The special committee will
see the street commissioner and no.
tify him of Mr.. Clark's Offer
Engine Whistles.
A complaint was made to the
chamber about the way the different
railroad trains in passing through
this city blow the whistles at night
and the chamber will look into the
matter and see if they cannot find
a way to stop the annoyance.
Some of the mem oers of the cham
ber complained of the habit of the
Public Service Corporation regard
ing the electric lights in this city.
They said that the lights were not
turned on until the evening was well
advanced and that something should
be done in regards to this matter. 1t
will be looked into.
The members also talked about
the proposed crematory that the
Board of Health wants the city to
build. No one seemed to know
much about it. so it was decided to
talk about this matter later on.
A number of other things were
discussed 1t is understood that all
of the committees have pledged
themselves to work hard for the
coming season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
WILSON IS IN
THE GALLERY.
Man Arrested Here Carrying
Burglars Outfit Still in County
Jail Pending Investigation.

Harrison Wilson. thirty-two years
old, the Woodbridge man arrested
in this city Sunday night, October
at the Central depot as a suspicious
character and whose suit case con-
tanned burglars outfit, is awaiting,
in the county jail at New Brunswick,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
Danish Singing Club Ball.

The Danish Singing Club will hold
a concert and ball October 21 in
Washington Hall. The concert pro-
gram will be of an exceptionally fine
character and the dance following is
sure to be a most enjoyable event.
Those In charge are now completing
the arrangements and the affair is
expected to prove extremely sue
cessful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
EXTRA.
SWEDEN APPROVES.

STOCKHOLM, Oct 1l:-The spec
ial committee OF Riksdag has APP
proved the treaty of separation with
Norway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11
INQUIRY ADJOURNED.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11:-The life
insurance inquiry has been adjourned
until after Speaker Nixon's funeral.
SUNK BY MINE.

TOXIC, Oct. 1.-THE British
steamer Lehore struck floating mine
eff the Shantung lighthouse and fifteen
men were drowned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

FL. LARKiNs sb7 STATE Street.
will do plumbing. steam. hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
tnAi,ts SO pei tnenth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

Leave Want" Ads. at br Dch Of
fees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

Try a Beauty Wash Cloth for the
complexion. For sale at Reynolds
Bros or Sexton's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

Continued on pdae ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-11

Subscribe for the NEWS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
MINNESOTA TOWN FAMOUS FOR HOSPITAL WITH RECORD OF
$500 OPERATIONS IN YEAR-How OLD DOCTOR TRAINED
HIS SONS TO BECOME NOTED IN THE REALMS or SURGERY
DAILY FNE.HouR STUNT IN TIE OPERATING ROOM

The hospital Is also tho resort OF
surgeons who themselves require
surgical attention.
Old nr. Mayo gave his sons the
advantage OF the best there was In
medical instruction In this country
and abroad Their cases are now
quoted at unusual length In the
year book of medicine and surgery
DIR " Mayo has devised several
operations on the stomach and Df
l.. II Mayo has invented "A number
OF operations on Joints They stand
high In the organizations Of sur
reona. Much OF their celebrity
dates from convention OF surgeons
Ia Washington "A few years ago A
German surgeon, recognized as the
foremost authority iu the world as
10 a certain important abdominal
operation. gave his experience ia GOO
such cases A discussion followed
IN the course OF which Dr ". ].
Mayo cited over half az many eases
as the German and a larger percent
age 81 auecemcA
ALWAYS OPERATING.
The dpctoN are of middle age
alert and vigorous despite the tire
mendoua amount OF work they do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Portland. and S S. Mohler. Warren
Wentworth and Ernest Leighton. Of
Oregon city The party started
yesterday from Oregon City with
packhoraes and an outfit for fish
lng hunting and mountain scaling.
They Will 20 20 the headwaters
Of the Moialia river. where two
days will be spent fishing. Then
proceeding southwark on the sum
nit OF the Cascade range TO the base
Of Mount jefferson. they will camp
at one OF the numerous lakes that
abount in the vicinity They will
attempt 20 scale the mountain from
the north side Mazamas in 1900
made an attempt from the south
side. but on reaching a point near
the summit we're confronted with a
perpendicular wall OF rock which II
was impossible TO scale. and they
turned back without having accom-
plished their object
Jefferson Is said 10 be n very
difficult mountain 20 climb as Il
Is capped BY a pinnacle OF rock near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Believe Government Has
Poisoned the Air to Get
Rid of Italians

atsong purFatiye. and put 20 bed
ander heavy blankets 10 peraplrc.
Cooling cloths are applied 20 the
head and chopped Ice kept in the
mouth to prevent nausea. The bow
els aud kidneys must be kept open,
little food except milk given. anu
there you ara The fever rises
steadily for three days. II it con
tinuea 10 rise thereafter the patient
ia az good az dead II IL breaks the
result Be- spcoiy rcCoyery.
Pathetic scenes are manifold in
the Italian quarter Food and raj
faent. with other necessities. are
being supplied the poverty stricken
by the Italian societies aud other
organizations In some families
three or more members have died
Many cases have been reported as
fever and as dead within an hour
after discovery. But In that short
time the other members of the fam
rs have scattered to other parts of
the city. 20 stay In hiding with
friends and relatives
In scores Of Catholic churches
special mass and novenas are be
ing said daily, asking the lnterces-
sion OF saints In this visitation For
the Italians look upon this as a
visitation OF providence. Il wreak-
ing of vengeance for some great
wrong of the past.
In the past funerals Of yellow
fever patients we're held at night
Tho body was placed in a box.