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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-30
BOW PILOT PAPA
STEEREO TIE DEWEY

WASHINGTON, July l1.-While it
was predicted by some that the dry
dock Dewey would never be able to pass
through portions of the SueZ canal,
which are only slightly wider than the
great dock, the aged head pilot of the
canal, Mr.. A. Papa, knew differently
and it was his skill and caution which
made it possible for the Dewey to get
through the tortuous waterway in such
a satisfactory manner, according to
report of the trip just made to the
Navy Department by Commander 81. ii.
Haslev, who was in charge of the
Dewey and the fleet which eonvoyed.it it.
Although Papa is very old and was
SO i'll that he should not have attempted
the work, he assumed full charge of the
Dawey's canal trip. Worn out by the
careful watching in order to save the
dock from disaster, the old man was
under medical attention during two of
the nights the Dewey was in the canal.
general manager of the canal and reso-
1utely resumed his work and directed
the tugs which were towing the Dewey,
by means of a system of flag signals,
which proved effective.
For many years all ships bearing
crowned heads, members of royal faml-
lies, or other distinguished persons have
been piloted through the canal by the
venerable head pilot, whose services
have been so indispensable to the com
parry THAI his proposed retirement and
return to Greece, his native land, are
regarded by the canal officials with ex-
4reme regret. A short time ago the
steamer Chatham, loaded with dyna- |
mite. was sunk in the canal and oHered
a dangerous obstruction to navigation. |
Papa was the only empioye OF the
canal company who was regarded as pc
inc capable of steering vessels around
the head of the danger, and ne worked
constantly. day and night, until the eA-
plosiyes could be removed.
MANY European dignitarles nave
showered Papa with letters and gl1ts,
thanking him for the care and skill
with which he has taken them through
5be suez Commander Hasley sent the
old pilot letter of appreciation, ana In T
his report to the Navy Department ehs
American officer suggests that some
suitable trophy be given to Kappa
the American Navy in recognition OF
his unusual service to the Dewey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-30
ELEVATOR
FATALITY
Sad Occurrence SUNDAY
Morning at Young
Hotel.

| Fred. Williams, the porter of the
| Alexander Young Hotel, was the vic
| tim of a fatal accident yesterday
morning, meeting instant death in a
plunge down the open elevator shaft.
The accident was caused through the
fault of the victim himself. the coro-
ners jury, which investigated the af-
fair soon after it had happened, attach
ing no blame to the hotel management
in it's finding.
Williams was attending to his duties
on the second floor in the makai end
of the big hotel and had dismissed his
sayingthat he was about to take the
elevator back to the basement. Evi-
IDENTIFY he had changed his mind about
riding down in the elevator, and had
decided to send the cage down empty,
thus saving himself the walk back,
which is often done by the elevator
runners, the operator starting the cage
"
and then stepping off, relying on the
automatic stop in the basement.
Starting the machinery, Williams
stepped out. but was too slow. The
descending cage struck him and then
passed down. Then, in some manner
he pitched back Arough the doorway.
striking the descending cage head
foremost and becoming jammed be-
tween the edge of the cage and the
side of the shaft. The drop was only
about twelve feet and there was a
question whether the injuries which
caused his death were received in the
fall or before it.
The body was taken at once to the
morgde, and a jury empaneled byl
Sheriff Brown, as coroner. to hold the
necessary inquest. Those who served
were: Horace n. Crabbe, P. Gleason,
J. d. Castro, r. T. Browning, J. V. |
Geary and Jack H. Myatt.
The testimony of Charles Ziegenfuss, |
boy Peter Alameda the as
sistant porter, Alexander Young and |
DR.. Mcdonald was taken. after which
the following verdict was rendered:
THAT we find that the deceased, |
Fred. Williams, was native of Ameri-
ca and aged about 56 years; that he
came to his death on the said 29th day
of July, A. D. 1906, at Honolulu, County /
Of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, by fall
ing down the elevator shaft of the
Young Hotel, striking the top of the
elevator cage. causing fracture of the
skull and instant DEATH
After the inquest the body was re-
moved to Henry H. Williams under /
taking parlors, from which the funeral
will be held at 10 o'clock this morning.
According to an acquaintance, the
Continued on Page 80
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ST PETERSBURG July soThere report
General Trepoh has been assassinated
ASSOCIATED Press CabIegrams.)

1t this report biggest killing the revolution
N have scored General rpof military governor of ST.
petersburg who took command of the garrison the latter part
October last having
nander of the gendarmerie of the capital
General Trepof has stood rigorous suppression along
reported the second of this
displeasure the
Then Trepof reported cti
the Government He depored displayed
in combating the revolutionists.
announced that General TrepoH been
sentenced death by the
saving by the Douma itself.
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POTENTIAL
PAU PARADE
Mrs. Weatherred Thinks
It Our Trump
Card.

:,
OF lhe Froiiiolioh eoiiiiiiieeee' WI .
Weatherred tells of the very favorable
impression made upon her by the Pat
,,oc,de ,,.biot, che COW, te,.e x,,bo,, oct
Inns feature oi 'ne eeieoie'ioh u
George Washington's birthday will oc-
cupy a large place in the December
,, 80 +h ra,,, ,.eazi,a sborfly
WHICH iieiiioer - - oe ue'o'eo -
waii and be a regular Hawaiian
Edition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-30
F.. KANAE'S
BIG BLUFF
Inebriated Policeman
Cares Officers to
Arrest.

Police Officer Frank Kanae daring
seven or eight fellow officers and prison
guards to arrest him for beating hi
wife and being drunk, and making hi:
bluff good. formed one of the most not
able events in the Iwilei district las
night.
About 10:30 p. M, Officer Joe Nc
Kinnon telephone to the police station
to send the patrol wagon to Frank
Kanae's residence at Iwilei. as he was
dangerously drunk and beating his
wife.
Kanae is the champion hammer
tfrower of the Territory and the husk-
lest young athlete on the police force.
The wagon with an officer was soon
at Kanaes door A small crowd was
assembled outside, including several of
the guards of Oahu prison. officer
Leal and another policeman were also
present.
You'll have to jump him altogether"
said Joe. He's as strong as an OK.
Hes trying to steal my wife, roar
ed Kanae from the lanai. 81 dare any
of you to set foot on my lanai"
Hes as strong as dozen men, re-
marked a fat kanaka cop. ''We'd bet
ter send for more men before we tackle
him; there's only seven of us here
Someone go to the jail for hand
cuffs" said McKinnon. and an individ-
ual made a move in the direction of the
prison.
He's going to kill~my sister, walled
a small native boy with big stick.
''I'll kill him as soon as 1 get chance
to-"
He'll kill her all right. tonight
said lady in red holoku; hes
smashed all her face tonight already.
Why don't you take him to the lookup
before he does more harm?'
The patrol wagon remained outside
the house for ten minutes and then
Kanae slammed the door and a dis
turbance was heard inside.
''What'n I do?'' asked the driver of
McKinnon; you rang for the wagon"
''Darned if I know just What to do,
answered McKinnon and he and Leal
drove away in a rig.
=. The patrol wagon and the portly |
n rkt tn he -fo
ton, leaving the battered Mrs. Kanae |
to the tender mercies of her drunken |
and infuriated husband.
About IL o'clock Frank Kanae drove |
up to the police station in hack, ac-
by his wife. The policeman
was locked Up in a cell to sober up.
-.e.< .<@s--
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Elder ]. D. White of the Reorgan-
lied Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints delivered his first puplc
discourse in Honolulu. at the chapei
of thar body. Yesterday evening. The
sar,-;ce was well attended. Among
goodly number of visitors from oulsloe
the church membership were soiii1
elders of the Utah communion
In a pleasing mode of speech Eluef
White laid particular stress on the OH,
ference between the Reorganlzed anu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-30
ELDER WHITES FIRST SERMON.

the Utah churches. Also he Vas. chr
phatic in urging that the scheme or
salvation as propounded by Jesus
Christ was the only way whereby man
could be saved. 1t was perfect. Moth
ing could be taken from or added to II.
Elder White arrived here from In
dependence, Missouri, on Thursday
last. as reported in the Advertiser
next day. to stay some time, perhaps
permanently. as a missionary of the
Reorganized church. BY secular pro-
fessfon he is a lawyer.
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
ON LAND AND WATER

ANGLEsEA, New Jersey, July soTwo yachts capszed
yesterday Eight drowned.
ANOTHER NEW JERSEY DROWNING
LAKE HOPTAKIN, New Jersey, July 3o.-A boat capszed
here yesterday, drowning three persons. s-E
ONE IN NEW YORK STATE.
FULTON, N, Y, July 3oA boat capszed squal the
yesterday and FIVE persons drowned
NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN WRECKED
POUGHKEEPSIE, N Y, July 3o.-A New York pas
killed
injured
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BIG LINER SAVED.

KINGSTON July soThe steamer Umbria has been foated
ntmation received here that the big Atlantic
liner been stranded.
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COSSACKs SUPPRESS MUTlNY.

ST PETERSBURG July 3oA battalion mutinied at Poava-
The muty suppressed by the Cossacks with machine
STRIKE VOTED UNTIMELY
meeting Finland of representatives of workmen,
decided untirnely to declare a strike
FOREIGN PRESS CENSORED
The foreign press is being censored. - s&A
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NAVAL MUTlNEERS SENTENCED

sEBASTOPOL July 3oFour sailors have been sentenced to
death for completely uny and thirty three
i
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CAUCASUS WAR RESUMED.

TIFLIS July 3o-Hostities the Armenans the
Taras have The of Susha has been
barded fort fire.
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REPORTED THAT
TREPOFF HAS
BEEN SLAIN

The Startling Rumor Not Verified -Mutiny OF
Battalion Is Suppressed With Machine Guns
-.Black Sea Mutineers Are Sentenced--Fin-
land Workmen's Convention Decides That
Strike Now Would Be UntmeIy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena and family
left for their Long Beach, Cal, resi-
dence in the Manchura.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-20

s:s!s:s$ F. S:$:9%:ss 3 ~
Ella 3. Behrenfeld swA 80 1O4 SO
And your petitioners pray that com mis-;
&c ~ to and
established in accordance with this petition
and in pursuance with the statute In such
case made and provided:
Dated this 31st day OF May, 1905.
Names
Ella B. Behrenfeld
Geo. N. Burger
Paul B. Schneider
F. H. Haberman
John J. Fury
Carrie Johnson
Frank Hedrick
Adolf Finke
William .Kaping
Celia Kaping
Christina Schma1tz
Anton Busch
P. A1gren
Vim. Busch
F, Busch
B. N. Bode1son
J. H. Johnson
+. D. Lindquist
G. NJ. Atwood
Frank Zeiner
Ignetz Haberm man
Gotfred Haberman
Adolph Haberman
Christian Anderson
Victoria Haberman
Frank Tutsch
First National Bank of Heron l. axe
byJ. w. Young. Cashier:
Lars Peterson
F. Pieschal
Geo. Behrenfeld
August Freking
F. II. Haberman
John A. Mixner
Otto B. Haberman
L. L. Appel
A. R. Schmidt
w. +. Jones
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July, 18th. '06, 8 a. m.
Board re assembled.
DR.. A. II. CLARK rendered his resig-
nation as county poor physician for
the townships of Worthington and
Lorain.
Moved and carried that DR.. Clarb's
resig nation be accepted.
Moved and carried that the county
auditor be instructed to advertise for
bids for the poor practice for Lorain
and WOrthingtOn townships, including
inmates of poor house sent there by
county board.
Sealed bids for the coal supply were
opened and considered. The bids
were as follows:
Peavy Elevator company
70 tons Of Youghigheny, per ton SIS 955
80 tons of anthracite, per ton..... So. Is
Cuthill Lumber company
20 tons of Youghigheny.........$415 90
80 tons of Cross Greek hard coal 275 %
On motion the bid Of Peavy Eleva-
tor Co. was accepted. -.
On motion, the offer of Odin J.
Oven, to decorate the hall and
rotunda, two vaults whitened and to
stencil border four offices as per spe-
cifcation and sketch submitted for
the sum of $475, was accepted.
A call for the votes resulted as fol-
lows: Swanberg, Bryan, 'Ciemens Nc
'Conkey and Murphy all voting yes.
Adjourned to meet July 18th, '06,
at pm.
E. @. Pannell.
County Auditor
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PROCEEDINGS
OF the BOARD of County Commits
,u1E& sioners
Auditors Office

n..~ Worthington, July 9, '06, 2 p. m.
The Board Of coupty comm issioners
convened in regular session this date
Members present, Bryan, Swanberg,
clemens and chairman, J. g. Murphy.
Minutes Of meeting Of May and '06
were read !aod approved.
SWanberg and Tiemens were ap'
pointed by the chairman to count the
cash in the county treasury:
The committee presented the fol-
lowing report:
Worthington, July 9th, 1906.
To the Board Of County Commits
sioners
We. the undersigned appointed by
YOU to count the cash In the county
treasurer's office, make the following
r0DOrt:
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Lists OF petit jurors were revised
aud certified to the clerk Of court.
Moved and carried that $3.50 be ap'
propriated to incidental fund, rs auth.
o1iZed by section 431, Revised Laws Of
1905, to pay bills for postage, freight
express, drayage and ice and electric
lights and water rent for the ensuing
six months.
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That taxes for the year
1906, be levied in the following spe'
ciflc amounts and the rates per CEN
t,1m shall be determined from the
amount OF property as equalized by
the State Board of Equalization, as
provided by section 500 Revised Laws,
1905, for the following purposes.
For County Revenue.....".....$21 500 90
For County PoOr................... 2,OO0.O0
For County Road and Bridge. 100000
For County Bonds................. 100000
For County Interest..............: 1,OoO.VO
The following appropriations were
made from the County Roal and
Bridge fund.
Lorain Township
Additional on steel bridge between
sections IL and 14...... ....................$50
Olney Township
For replanking bridge between Sec
ton 7 in Olney and section - In West
$780,. NV
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NO1H 1ncHC1uS Ut Iuc uOIIucdSI
corner of section "a, town.
ship 1O4, range 80, In Mobiles
county, Minnesota, thence in
q southerly direction along
the county line GOT feet to a
point which intersects the
north line of the right of way
of the G. NJ. g. st. P. r. X.
Thence along said line of
right of way and in a north
westerly direction to a point
which intersects the section
line between sections "a and
10. Thence in an easterly
direction along said section
line 9411h feet to place OF be-
ginning, containing $3.50
1000 acres IF land
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The following bills were audited
and allowed:
Miller-Davis Printing Co.,
general election blanks........... $24 68
Miller Davis Printing Co.,
primary election blanks......... SO 70
Miller. Davis Printing Co.,
blanks Observation-Disclosures. VI
Pioneer Press Co., records
and blanks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia A
Free Press Printing Co., tax
lists for l906..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
Free Press Printing Co.,
blanks .....................:....... 26
McGiu- Warner Co., blanks
and rubber amps................. sos
Hammond and stephens Go,
certificates Of award Tor Co.
> upC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............. 40
Weinandt & B ckley,
blanks, letter heads, etc.......... II 25
Weinandt & Bee 10y, COM
missioner's proceedlngs......... 80 90
L. W. Abbot, postage and
express ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL ~
Il. Hawley, recording town
treasurer's Onds.................. IL Is
CLANCY and Mackay, desk
for registers vault and stair
COrQerS.... ............... 50 70
Anderson and Benson, table
for auditors vault, floor brush
and repairing ........................ 80 70
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
typewriter for probate Office. 81 so
G. j. Smallwood. telephone
for April May, and June......... SO 90
Gus Swanberg, telephone
COu.... Observation-Disclosures. %
Gay G. Allen, unpacking and
placing furniture in vaults...... $50
Dave Bear, sharpening lawn
Ora Mcdonald, conducting
state examinations at Lismore Is 90
Matte NJ. Bryan, conducting
state examinations at Bigelow - 90
G.. W. Ager, conducting
state examinations at Wilmont 1900
Angela Erie, conducting
state examinations at Kinbrae IL 90
G. S. Jones, conducting state
examinations at Rushmore...... - 90
F. L. Humiston, clerk Of
court Observation-Disclosures. ~ 80
Newton Fauskee, fees at
tempting to collect P. P. tax
warrants. '.'........'.'..'' II ~
DR.. F.. NJ. Manson, coroner
fees in matter Of death Of in
FAINT Of Fred Green. IS
DR.. F. M. Manson, coroner
fees in matter Of death Of
Jacob Leinen..... .................. IS
DR.. F. NJ. Manson, coroner
fees in matter Of death Of Rosa
casper .............................. Do
Newton Fauskee, board of
prisoners in May and June...... 1874 So
F. M. Hickman, mdse. for
ll.....................".... ....."..... 30
J. l.. McConkey, mileage for
meetings of May and July 40
J. G.. Murphy, mileage for
meetings Of Nav and July g 90
o. D.. Bryan, mileage for
meetings Of Nav and July 8 Is 20
F. H. Tiemene, mileage for
meetings Of May 2 and July g.. 10 60
Geo. W. Smith, justice Fees
in State vs.. Jno. and Jas.
Morrison. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
James Maher, guard in State
VS.. Jno. and Jas. Morrison...... 20
Martin Finnerty, deputy
sheriff in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5O
Geo. W. Smith, justice fees
State vs.. L. Esser. IS
Geo. W. Smith, justice fees
State VS.. Brannan.:.............. 80
Elmer johnson, justice fees
State vs.. Frank KnOtt..."....... 60
Ole Johnson, constable fees
State vs.. Frank Knott........... S 60
James Rewalt, witness fees
State vs.. Frank KnOtt...."...... 392
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Adjourned to July 10th 9 a. m

July 10th a. m.
Board re assembled. Members pres
ent, Bryan, Tiemens, SwanberR, Nc.
Donkey and chairman, Murphy.
Report Of the Board of County Gem
State Of Minnesota, on UncOllected
Personal Property Taxes for the
Year 1905.
Worthington, Minnesota, July 10th,
1906.
Be it known, That the board OF
county commissioners of Mobiles coun.
ty, Minnesota, did meet in session on
the 9th day Of July, 1906, the same be-
ing the first session Of said board after
the 10th day Of June, 1906. That at
said session the county Treasurer OF
said county delivered to said board
the list Of uncollected personal prop
erty taxes for the year 1905, together
with his certificate thereon as required
by law; and that at said session the
said board did duly consider said list
Of uncoll-cted taxes. and did cancel
such taxes as they are satisfied cannot
be collected. That the following is
correct list Of said uncollected person.
al property taxes in said county for
said year, 1905, as so revised by said
board, to-wit:
Name OF Township Total Tax,
Person or Penalty
Assessed District and Costs
Peter Pien.... ..LOrain...........$ 2 80
Worthington Mill Co....Worth-
ington e..........................17 Sc
Thomas Walsh.........Oln ey......... 4 80
E. Anderson. Wilmont village..... So
n. W. Thresher Co....... Leota.....12 80
That the following is a correct list
Of the personal property taxes in said
county for said year which said
board are satisfied cannot be collected,
and so cancelled by said Board, to wit.
Name Of Township Total Tax,
Person or Penalty
Assessed District and Costs
Gustav Wiese......India Lake....$ 60
Severt L. Sorem. RANSOM. 81
Meters & Millard...... Bigeiow......53 20
Jacob Rrinkhaus..... ,, ...... 2 20
Julius Krueger...:. . ...... O8
o. H erding. Little Rock. .21 80
0. Herding.. ....Grand Prairie......27 So
A. A. Burns. Ellsworth. %
Frank uqua............... ,, ..... 80
w. IL. CdAu'.. " OlLuAA5I Oi AA..... %
81. A. Thurber... ,, :, ...... 3 70
A. II. FOOte..... - ...... 3 O8
W. W. Kane..... ,, ,, ...... 70
E. r. Nicholas. .. ,, ...... 81
J. M. Shanahan... ~ ,, ...... 2 SO
h. W. Schmid...... >, ......12 SO
A. 81. While........ ,, .....: Al
Isabella A. Lowry. .Wortbington
IWp ".:.......:..:.".:........... u
Alfred Burroughs..... WOrthington
Twp IL
"a. s. Jones. ...........Dewald..... 8 OF
o. y. NeaVer............. - 81
A. w. Ferrin. ........ Rushmore. 8 SO
J. W. Lawrence........... 4 60
Chas. Burr. ".Adrlan......18 As
". A. Thompson ....... ,, ..... II
). ". Wetherbee........ ,, ...... 70
George Young Westside. Gee. 6 "
Up. Ader"................ - ...... 6 81
Krips Bros.............." ,, ...... 3 46
LEM BrO3..............." ,. .....1l II
Henry Allen..........".. ..... 2 90
A. Ackerman........" Hersey...... 2 SO
Christ Tomford.......... ,, ...... IS
Edward 'robolr........... - ..... IS
r. +. Crosbie............." ,, 80
f. Rehr. ...................... p 5000. 45
Ernest Phillips. Brewster Vill...... 3 Is
Carl Mortwedt. ................Elk.... 81
J. M. Randall. ................:. Elk...... l As
H. w. Fleming. Summit lake,. 4 81
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The Board Of County Commission
ers Of Mobiles County, Minnesota,
j. g. Murphy,
il. McConkey,
Gus Swanberg,
Fred Fl Temens,
o. D. Bryan.
Attest:
C. Panne]l,
County Auditor.