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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
GENERAL
S|zE-UP
Politicians Reviewin g
the Field and
Figuring.

l. It is not only the split ticket that is
seems to be the plaint of the natives
that some of the haoles on the Repub-
lican ticket are picking out only the
white candidates and asking the run
at that.
''The split ticket may be all right
enough, but it is not for the haoles to
work only for their own people" said
one of them. L hear a lot of talk
about the vote for four business and
ne hear the only reason i, IS vote for
the Prince is because they know he
cannot be beaten by McClanahan. 1.
the Sheriff is going to have his police
men work only for himself and Gear
and Vida and then ask US for our votes
for the Prince because the Prince will
be elected sure. he will be mistaken.
There is nothing to stop US from vot-
ing for the Hawaiians we want. Brown
is trying to fool US and he had better
look out that he is not fooled too"
DEBATE ARRANGEMENTS
The debaters have been decided up
on as far as it was possible by the
committee and the list published in
the afternoon papers yesterday. But
a change has been made in that and
the vacancy has not been filled. Mr..
Waller has declined on the score of ILL
ness to take part. His successor has
not been decided upon and Mr.. Kinney,
when~asked last night said he was 1,
Il loss TO know who to put in his place
as Mr.. Watson, who might have been
selected, was at Humuula.
Clinton Hutchins promises the great
est effort of his life on this occasion
so the affair will be worth while going
10 hear. The regret is that the con-
ditions are such that the candidates
are TO be shut out from the debate.
silva. for instance could tell of the vir-
tues Of his party as whole, and tha
walls would reverberate the words of
the silver-tongued orator. On the other
hand the Republicans have made
mistake. according to the judgment of
some persons who have gone to the
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
STREET
POKER GAME
Big Stakes Played for
on HonoIuIu's Busy
Thoroughfare.

Now that the ban has been placed on
| craps" thanks 20 the Advertisers ex-
| posdres. the gamblers have turned
their attention to poker
For some time a fourishing game
has been running on upper Fort street,
the makai side.
Entrance to the game is obtained by
going through the sewing machine
store located at 1906 Fort street. on
emerging at the rear of the store a
t1irn is taken to the right and right at
the back of No. 1868 is a room in which
a poker game runs day and night,
week days and Sunday.
Until recently there was a partition
between the front rooms of Nos. 1865
and 1868, but last week this was torn
down and the whole made into one
store. The partition separating the
back-roons remains, however, and 1t
is in the back-room Of 1C6S that the
gamblers hold forth.
In the room are three tables, all of
which are used for gambling purposes
A few chairs complete the furniture of
the joiIs-.
Poker is the game generally played
and stakes often run large. It is safe
to say that the game-keeper. who is
alleged to be interested in the sewing
ma chine store. rakes off on an average
from ten to fifteen dollars a day.
Charlie Lambert who keeps the Or
pheum saloon next door denies that
he is connected with the game in any
way. In fact the presence of the game
him, for every now and
again facetious individual drops into |
his place and enquiries how much he |
has to pay for protection. |
Several months ago the Advertiser |
exposed a game which was run over |
the OrpheuIn saloon and since that |
time there has been nothing doing as
far as that particular location is con-
cerned
Lambert says that he doesn't mind
getting it handed to him sometimes
but hates to have ii rubbed in.
Policemen pass the poker game at
1863 Fort street every day. but SO far
the place has apparently escaped their
q atten ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

SPOKANE. Wash, November battle with robbers
four officers killed.
BAYONNE N J., Nopenber IA great fire raging among
the Standard Oil docks in this city.
QUEENSTOWN, November 1.-The British steamer Nemea
has been burned resulting in the loss of two lives.
SHANGHAI November 1.-The Chinese warsllp Chinwa
ash the of the Woosung.
NAPLES November I-Avalanches from Vesuvus
great damage. They caused by earthquakes.
November IA been
ing jettes
result
PETERSBURG, November I-Gerschunin the famous
serving of Siberia
escaped in a cask from that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02

at p m, the speakers were still ad-
dressing the crowd.
The Democrats were booked speak
at Laie last night. but the Hauula
folks would not let them depart, 80
great was their desire to listen To the
Democratic doctrine expounded oy
them.
Hauuia has for years been hot
bed of Home Rule and the cordial re-
ception accorded the Democrats ~
therefore the more remarkable.
The crowd was sober one ana NJ
heer or gin was used to hold its atten-s
tion 4#
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
ENTHUSIASM GDEETS
IAUKEA At HAU0LA

Curtis Iaukea and the party Of Dem
ocratic candidates arrived at Hauula
yesterday morning.
a meeting was held at the court
house at 10 a. m at which everyone
in Hauula was present.
Immense enthusiasm prevailed and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
DEMOCRATS AT VINEYARD
STREET CAMP.

A hint of what is now going on be-
meath the surface in politics was given
during the course of the Democratic
rally at Camp No. last night, at which
there was a crowd of between three
and four hundred enthusiastic people.
produced was that the Republicans are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
THE RIVAL POLITICAL
MEETINGS LAST NIGHT
Not Much Interest at the Machine Rally, but
Some New Issues Sprung at
Democratic Gathering.

beautiful
Republican
small The
thing failure
Colonel did
, appear and his hip-pp missed
Clarence crabhe chairman time the meeting
be
stand Hughes andA Castro appeared
John speaker things he said he
because he Republican and Republican because he lover
of freedom and The founded the principles
of liberty b and to cut out the eaneer-sIavery;
asked the place in the banand
Ernest & ksa and his rendered 1.-THE the % usual n and h0H0'sd the
APPLAUDED
Castro said afforded him pleasure again before the voters
before
stability
straight Republican ticket
to
nominated who
ported Demo
Gratis trying party
of Repub
The candidates of the for this election We're mentioned
song Kaai Hawaiian and was
eing
praised Harris particularly and called for for
candidates whereat appaad He spoke
Hawaiian though there few of that nationality
HUsrAcE STILL
Chairman crabbes pleasant reference him
business he proposed be elected and land the
replied had
Ieenak king kanaka much he vast Iockjaw
said whoever went into the board with him
could be crooked business where
he
spoke in
appauded at the samK a
solo.
himself ''ladie
Home Honolulu
here and of this he felt that he
of remarks following he his audi
of
ticket he said if Harris and Hustace
he
the ticket and asked that the east
theirb
GOOD
William t Rawlns Supreme possibility
Republicans September II He had
November
in of he
due marking their ballots straight
He conservatism OF
E
eentTe to the conflen of
had Waterhouse and added
he the
of
of Robinson
it
money is
accomplish
fullest Ia
q people Ia
10 O'clock Mr. declining
of the audience H.
VINEYARD fix dea! with the
0
-tainc own
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CASTELLANES MAY REUNITE:.

PARIS, November hope of
conciation with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
UNREST IN CUBA.

HAVANA November 2Continued through
the though there instances of violence
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
CONGRESSMAN HOAR DEAD.

WORCESTER Mass, November 2-Congressnnan Rockw
Hoar, son OF the George F. Hoar is dead
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02

attempting to fix up a deal with the
Democrats whereby they will knife GER
tain candidates on their own ticket in
exchange for Democratic support in
certain quarters. Another political
straw showed a tendency of the leaders
of the Home Rulers to gravitate toward
Brown for a consideration. for which
reason, stated one of the speakers. the
Continued on Page Seven.)
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EXiLED TO SIBERIA.

ST PETERSBURG, November 2-Kustalef president
Wonens Council of Fourteen, has been exiled Siberia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
INDIANS CAPTURE THE
WAGON SUPPLIES Of ARMY
Cuban Sugar Imports - Russian TerrorIsts
ActIve--RooseveIt Opposes Hearst.-.Unrest
in Cuba--CasteIanes May Come together.

ASSOCIATED
SHERIDAN Wyo, November a.-The Utes have can
ured the wagon supplies intended for the troops
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02

WASHINGTON November The imports of Cuban sugar
tor September pounds August
pounds For September year imports
pounds
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

SIT; Jacob s Gumpel. SS54 and Jacob Chabin, s121
Preferential payments alleged.
An involuntary petition was filed against Rashi3
Haboush, No. 26 Rector street, by the Consolidated
National Bank. with claim of s537 Preferential
payments and transfer of assets are alleged.
An involuntary petition filed against Solomon
Wayman furs No. 56 East 10th street, by Isaac
Chaitin & Co., with claim of $3.50. Transfer Of
property is alleged.
An involuntary petition was filed AGAINST John F,
Gibson (no address, by Horace Ingersoll, $780,
notes unpaid; Franklin G. Hanley, $1,000 on an un-
paid check; Myron II. Tlchenor 200 a note
and H J. Ruge & Co., S1,5f. Insolvency is ad-
mitted.
Samuel Altshiler, No. 12o Forsyth street. VOL
Jntary petition, showing debts OF S4,81S and no
sets The principal creditor is Leopold spachner
$3.50. secured by mortgage
Joseph Hugh Jones. Mount Vernon. voluntary Pc
ttion, showing debts OF S3 The principal cred
itors are Lawrence Brothers, Yonkers, 1000
Peter Bexgonzi. manufacturer Of artificial flowers.
No. SO Thompson street, voluntary petition, show
ing debts Of S,63 with assets of SIS. The principal
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
THINKS MAYOR sCHMITz HONEST.
California Promotion Committeeman Blames
Loose Bookkeeping Methods.

.,o1in p Brown, Eastern representative Of the
caarornda Promotion Committee, said yesterday
with regard 20 tas charges of graft made in San
Francisco against persons who handled & part OF
the earthquake fund. that he not surprised
the charges and mat there was at the time OF the
distribution of ths fund plenty Of opportunity for
grating.
'Howevers" said Mt. Brown, ~ cannot believe
that Mayor Schnnitz Is guilty OF any Of the rnIsap-
propriattonA. II simply impossible to keep
sccurats accounts Of moneys received end ex-
pended. Contributions the fund came in from
every part Of the countryi they came by express
by mail and by telegraph. and delivered In
person In the turmoil and rush the bookkeeping
could not help being loose-perhaps crirninalIy
loose. But II any OF the 81 10000 fund was rnIsap-
propriated-and that would not surprise met was
not done by any of the men who formed the relief
committee. They were ell well known and honor
able men It must have been done by subordI-
Sates, who would have had no trouble in graft
4ng Under the conditions that prevailed.
Il am not g. partisan of Mayor Schrnitz but I
doubt very much that he kept any of the money
gent 90 him for relief purposes. OF course as
Mayor he had the same right the committee
20 receive contributions. and in delivering the
$4,000 which he received from the Wells Fargo
Express Company and is said 10 have failed TO
account for. he made the mistake of not demand
ing a receipt.
Mayor schritz worked hard day and night to
relieve the suffering Of the fire and earthquake
victims. II is safe 10 that II any graft IS
proved. the guilty persons will go TO prison, no
matter who they are
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
MORE GRAFT-HENEY
ABSURD, RUEF OPINES.
San Francisco Grand Jury Resumes
Hearing on 4Ucgcd Ertortion.

San Francisco. Nov. 16-The grand jury this
afternoon resumed investigation of charges made
by District Attorney Langdon and Assistant
District Attorney Heney against Mayor Eugene
E Schrnitz and Abraham Ruef Unusual inter-
est was attached to to-day's proceedings on ac-
count Of the five indictments returned yesterday
charging Ruef and Schmitz with conspiracy in
connection with alleged extortion from French
restaurants.
It is said that the grand jury to-day gave at
tention to the charge that extortion was prac-
tised on an O'Farrel street resort that hourishod
before the fire.
In connection with his investigation into al
legged graft in San Francisco, Mr.. Heney to-day
said:
What we have already done is only starter.
We expect that there will be other indictments
before the finish. All that 1 now ask is fair
turies TO try the cases.
Judge Seawen to-day decided that Abraham
Ruef has no legal right to the Office of District
Attorney. to which he appointed by Acting
Mayor Gallagher after the Board of Supervisors
had pretended TO suspend w. H. Langdon. The
courts opinion was oral. He said:
I am clearly Of the opinion that conditions OF
this character do not apply TO the District At
torney's office. and that the Mayor and Super
visors have power OF removal in regard to
that Office
Abraham Ruef. when asked for statement
last night, said:
John D. Rockefeller was indicted yesterday
and I indicted to-day The matter is too
absurd TO be worth a statement from me. All
ask is an immediate trial the charges on
which I have been indicted by the grand jury.
A package Of coin containing s1.0S5. contrib
uted by citizens of Searchlight, New. for the
relief OF the San Francisco earthquake and fire
sufferers which had been missing for some time.
SoTfN ere5 m fIa ef tO-1a hy
an express company. The package bore the in
scrfption: General Relief Fund Care Of Mayor
Sch1nitz, San Francisco 1t sealed with a
San Francisco seal, although the address Of the
sender was giysn Los Angeles The bundle
Of currency bears the date Of August g. 1906.
The money contributed by citizens of Search
light vas transmitted by check to a Los Angeles
bank with instructions to send currency to San
Francisco. General Manager Christianson of
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
One Million Dollars in Bonds

TO be issued by the people of tho State Of New
YORK, In either registered coupon form at
the option of the purchaser, bearing interest
at the rate OF three per cent per annum from
December l, 1906. payable senlt-annually on
the first days of June and December OF each
year and the principal payable on the first
DAY Of December in the year 1856. Principal
and interest payable IN gold coin Of the United
States Of America. OF the present standard Of
weight and 1neness at the Bank Of the Man
haitian Company. in the city of New York.
Coupon bonds will be issued In the denonlina-
ton OF One Thousand Dollars and registered
bonds in denominations Of One Thousand and
Ten Thousand Dollars.
A sinking fund is established by law FOR the
extingushment Of the Indebtedness created by
the sale OF the aforesaid bonds and for the
payment Of the interest thereon as the same
become due.
The Bonds are exempt from taxation.
No proposal will be accepted for less than
the r1r value OF the bonds nor unless accom-
PAM hy a deposit ot money or by a certified
check or bank draft upon A bank or trust COM
pary Of the city Of Albany New York. pay
able the order OF the Comptroller OF the
state Of New York. for at least two per cent
Of the par value OF the bonds bid for
All proposals. together Win the security de-
posi,s, must be sealed and indorsed Loan for
Highway Improvement and inc,osed IN a
sealed envelope directed to the Comptroller Of
the. state Of New York, Albany"
The successful bidder or bidders will be re-
quired to pay for the bonds, on the acceptance
Of the proposal. by deposit In the bank Of the
Manhattan Company in the city Of New York
70 the credit Of Treasurer OF the State OF New
York account Of the Highway Improvement
Fund" of the amount Of the award together
with premium ard accrued interest from De-
cemher /. 1906. less the amount OF the deposit
os such successful bidder or bidders which
will be applied toward tho payment for the
bonds. All other deposits will no returned BY
mail to the respective bidders within three days
after the bonds have been awarded, unless diff
ferent Instructions 20 the comptroller as 20 the
return OF the deposit are duly given
The comptroller reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids which are not in his opinion
advantageous 10 the interests Of the state
WILLIAM G. WILSON.
Comptroller.
State Comptroller's Office.
Albany. " 7.
November II 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
NEW HUNGARIAN BANK.

state bank. TO be known as the Hungarian
American Bank OF New York. is being established
here and It is expected that a charter will be is
sued by the State Banking Department In a
few days The orteinators OF the scheme to estab-
ush the bank Edmund G. Sutherland for
Iaeriy publisher Of The City Record" now living
White Pl 1ins and Eugen Boross. special com
missioner OF the Royal Hungarian Minister Of &
riculture The bank will its first home
the old Produce Exchange Bank Building. in lower
Broadway II IS pointed out by the promoters thai
there is not bank in this country with an Of
fetal standing that does business with Austria
Hungary
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

creditor is the firm Of Bernheimer & Schmidt, S5l.
Isaac Polonsky, No. IS East Broadway, voluntary
petition showing debts Of 81 2519 and assets of s799
The principal creditor is the firm OF Poltransky &
Zeretzky, No. So East Broadway 1903. The liabi-
ties were all INCURRED by the firm of Polonsky &,
Corren. No. SO Division street, OF which the petit
toner was member: The assets consist mainly
Of certain claims for damages, amounting to s., IA
Burgwyn Maitland was appointed receiver OF the
business OF A. n. Cohen. with a bond of s. 900.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
Public Notices.
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at 2s9 Broad
way. New York until p. Tuesday December 4. 1908
for the construction portions Catskil AQue
duct between Hunters Brook and Foundry Brook Val
leys, in the Of Cortland Yorktown. Westches-
ter County, and Phllpstown Putnam County New York
AT the above place and bids will be publicly
opened and read The the IL awarded
Will be made thereafter practicable. The
principal items In the engineers OF
as follows:
Excavation in open O61 COO cubic yards
Refill and enbankment. 6el,000 cubic yards
Excavation and replacing Of soil
for surface dressing $4,000 cubic yards
Concrete masonry for aqueduct in
open 211 900 cubic yards
excavation in tu0nels.... 1900 cubic
Concrete masonry in tunnel $4,000 cubic yards
portland cement Observation-Disclosures. 100000 barrels
Steel for reinforcing concrete. 100000 pounds
Stone boundary walls 10000 linear feet
r tnces and guard rails.
The bond required performance Of the con-
tract will be five hundred
td Will be received unless accompanied by either
Ged check upon national state bank in the City
New York drawn TO the order of the Comptroller,
money the amount Of seveny-hve thousand dollars
S130O0) Time allowed for the completion the work
is IS months signing contract Pa phIes contain
ing further information for bidders.
forms of and bond spechcations and drawings
be obtained ONCE OF board on application in
Uerscn or by mail
J. EDWARD SIMMONS
President.
CiAS. y. CHADWICK
CIiAS. A SHAW,
- Board Of Water Supply
j. WALDO SMITH THOS. HASsETT.
Chlet engineer Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer Close in New York
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Cvia San
Mariposl Nov
Hawaii Francisco)-Alameda. Nov 20 l2:3O m
Japan CeXceIt parcels post mails), Corea
China and Philippine Islands (via Van
couver and Victoria. B C)--EmpTess OF
China Nov 21. 600 m
dressed only) 'va Seattle)Aki % 600 -,
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine -"
Islands via Seatte)Dakota. Nov % GOO n,
Japan. CoGea and China Especially -
dressed oniy) (via Tacoma)-Nngchow Nov o. 600 -,
Hawaii jar an Corea, China Philip 80
pi1e Islands (via Francisro)-
America MaTu...-................. Nov 2s - 40 ~,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday in the United States District Court:
An Involuntary petition was fled against Emil
peutch. cloaks trading f. Deutch g. Co.. No 80
East 18TH street, by three creditors with claims
follows: A ID. Juilliard & Co. $953: Forstman e.
%, SO, and II. BauenGahl & Co.. SlG. Insolvency
IS admitted Archibald Douglass appointed re-
eeVer. With n bond of $1,000. The assets esti-
An Involuntary petition was filed against Benta-
min Graber, skirts No. 25 Bond street by thiee
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

The Lucanis- which reported Sasconset m
yesterday 800 miles Sandy Hook will prob
ably dock about a today.
The Minnehaha> which reported 70 Sable Island 10
e. m yesterday when 615 miles OF Sandy Hook.
will probably dock about a, m. tomorrow.
Tho Nteuw Amsterdam. which reported 10 Cape Race
at o a yesterday when 100 miles Of
ton, will probably dock about a Monday.
la Savoie. which reported to Siasconset at / p m.
YESTERDAY. when 100 miles east Of Nantucket Lghshp.
will probably dock about m. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Queenstown. Is 5:2s nl-Arriyed. steamer Cam
pana CBr). War;. New York for Liverpool land pro
ceedei}.
Hamburg 1F. a m--Arrive1. steamer Graf WaIder
Ger Krech. N.H York via Plymouth.
Chenulpo. 15-Arrved. steamer Inirawadi CBr) Hill
New York via Aden Singapore
Cherbourg. Nov rs, a n-Arrtved. steamer Kaiserin
Victoria tieT), Ruser, New
Plymouth Hamburg taud proceeded.
Glasgow. 15-Sailed steamer Scottish Monarch (Brl.
G.b-atar Nov 15-saled. steamer CBr> Taylor
from Trieste. etcl. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Vessel.
SOLDIER Prince. Barbados November Prince
sKorona st Thomas November 10. Quebec
~St Louis Southampton November
ia .Havre, November
November a N
Monterey. Havana November 1S
City of Macon Savannah. November II.
z! Monte Galveston, November 10
Rio Galveston. November Mallory
Atlanta. Savannah November Is
Alamo .Galvestoa November Mallory
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IS.
Port Spain November Trinidad
Colon, November
.Prtns Wilem L. Port Prince. November II.
Minnehaha London November
HayTe. November H.
Liverpool November 10.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10
sNieuw Rotterdam ember Holland Am
astoria Glasgow. November 10
CoInus Orleans November So Pacific
El Alba Galveston November 49,. Pacific
Memphis. Savannah. November l6
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20
Galveston. November
Icl Norte. Galveston. November Pac
sRrLncs mail
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

The express company which handled ths money
this afternoon said:
We were unable TO find the package contain
ing the funds from Searchlght. To close the in
cident vYs made up a new package and sent It 70
the relief corporation to-day.