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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
Personally INSPECTED.


Ono lrv was occupied iu a personal
inspe zion ~ tile grounds and build
inss. and in getting such idea as an
examination ~ this character could
give. with the intelligent and courteous
explanations of the president and other
Officers ~ the institution OF the work
done in Che various departments
Your conn 0ittee then proceeded 60
hear tl- statements of tho president.
the heads ~ the several departments.
and OF s4eh other members Of tho
faculty end other officers nf the trs+f-
tute who were ON tle grounds or in
the vicinity Csome ~ rho officers and
members ~ the faculty. r.frr absent
durinE the summer vacauonl go re-
gt~I f' tae condition end conduct ~
tho a~ pass % the institution. tho adj
rotnisf-'tioo ~ discipline and d.. work
done ir tho several departments. tho
Committee asking such questions AS
suggested themselves on the subject Of
the inquiry. and making ass thorough
"Ni.f. ati"n - they were able 10 make
in reasonable time. and ae appeared
- -'o necessary into AN matters rou-
ncotel with the institution.
Accounts Correct
An expert accountant was cnsrorad
who ut several days in AN cxanina-
ti'n ot the books and accounts. and
lat.r testified before your committee
and gave his conclusions as the result
90 tri- Elimination.
TH .nmmittee also announced
troaea tne public press that IL was
Sitting for the purpose Of making
f9h rNfuinatiou into the affairs of
the Institution. and that 60 desired
and REQ ..stcd that all persons VINO
knew az any facts IA regard To- tho
subject Df the inquiry. or ~ any mat
ter to which the attention OF the come
mittee should be directed or who
had any Complaints 10 make as 10 the
MANAGEMENT or conduct or Che affairs
OF fae virginia Polytechnic Institute.
of amy apartment thereof should ap-
pear ani testify So regard to the
same
No One Appeared.
no ono appeared ia response 60 this
iN-ii'tna and request
During tne session ~ thr romnft-
fe al N- institute. two letters wore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
Occasion VIII BE Observed in
Richmond With More Display
Than Usual.
MANY NOTABLE EVENTS
Crowd VIII BE Largest Seen in
City for Many Days-Serviccs
i'm Churches.

nation for the giving OF thanks and The
Eudauon Of the bcnehcont Creator.
Thanksgiving Day win Doc observed to-
day throughout tho length and breadth
of Tine land. I'm Richmond the occasion
VIII De- observed as il has been in Years
past except perhaps. that it viii hoe on
AN even broader and more lavish scale.
Besides the usual proclamation 10y the
resident OF tho Ur.tci States. Governor
Swanson has issued one TO the people 20
observe the day i'm due conformity with
Tile general custom. and this has been
follow ca hy request from Mayor Mo
'rth} i'm uke spirit All tho Offices. both
cry and Federal. Will bee closed. and the
employees Will have whole holiday. BE
sides tho government Offices. am the
hanks, the schools. the lake financial
Institutions and many business houses
Will close for the day. There viii be "a
few who VIII not taste the JOY OF "a hoii-
day and have a chance 90 carve deep
luto the great fowl that VIII adorn every
table.
rhe chief event OF the day viii bc the
conservation of the rcw Sacred Heart
Cathedral. which Will Doe rho most im-
posing and impressive ceremony 81 its
ktud ever held in ta.= city. Noted die
vines from every Catholic district in tac
country VIII Doc here. and thousands of
other resident and Visiting Catholics VIII
throng the great entrances 10 the sane
tuarv.
one OF the features of the day will be
the football game between " T. T. and
A. and A.. of North Carolina. The iu-
tefest in th.s game outriValS that annually
displayed heretofore i'm the contest be-
tween the unlVcrs tiles OF the States In
dirations point 20 one OF the largest at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

Srrfobrt 5nctcr DC ntro.
en-. - Zen arllger, Gin 81 Sabre
alter Norrucgcr, uno SSobn Solution,
cin q Sabre alter SdJmebc, murben
geitcrn HohmIittog bon Dem Spe5iol-
Toli5iiten Gnrron bon Ger y9altimo.
e-Sbio.Sabn" in Ger Iiiomeitlid)en
Eoli5eiltation inter Der gnihuloi-
glttg eingclicfcrt, cine Sobrt olf et'
nem 3uge oils blinoer Yoliogier &C.
mod)t SIT Goben. Sic beiocn iungcn
Wfanncr goben GopitGn Worlep an,
lie icien Wotroicn bes n%orfpeglId)cn
Iompfers u&eaigolop," Der I'M Sep.
tember III Nerp.Yorf angelongt lei.
@Gbrenb Der Gampfer Dor gnfcr
lag, beiertirten Tie uno lieBen lid IN
Neip.Dorf ols Stredenarbeiter fir
Martinsbura, @.-8a., e%n9Qairelt.
Sort arbeiteten lie angeblid) lett Dem
9. Oftoher fir Die n@obaib-9abn."
Notbcm Tie IA Gage ~georbeitet bot
ten uno @eIb perlongter, muroe if.
men ongeblih geiagt, cab tie nifts
8u bcfomnlen h1tteit. ionoern I'M sc.
gentbeil Scr Gompagnie nod 8elo
fir Soft, 2ogis etc. ifuIbia ieien. -
Inter oicien ltnlitanben moGten tic
niht peiter arbeiten ulo bcgoben
iif mod grunsipid, no iie einen 3lg
Der 20. & 8. 9abn" beitieger. sic
iagten geitern, BOP iie ourd bie
ihfimmen erfabruiiger, ipeld)e tic
tudbrrno ibres Nitfenttnlts i'm Gan.
Dc Der Sreien gemnft bdtten, bcipo.
gen iporben ieien, tit ibr aItes sc.
iperbe Siiriidanfebrert nnb lid ipicber
aIs Matroien arlpcrben 3ll loiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Stabt Baltimore.
1tntcrBaltuugs d. @cgmeiIcr.

n9lnEhNtaSemis. 0icte @o6e 1,piooIe,
naapsts". 2tetc ssodc: .Mep. gorf etors"
uni Die r8afar SirIs". 5dali6 Wintinec.
ySlnnen's." Sieie 0o6e: n9iup, tbc
.nsOrs's rpera SOnfe." $780, 0iefc @o6c: .1bc
.reUntoqn," - 0iefe 2SO6e: Zoe Gambler
Of TIE 9Seii"
.Nlbanah's."- 9ieIe gRode: gauoeptne.yor.
itclunnen Der beficren Sorie.
r0iarniano." = Siele gyo6e: aettb's Ban,
heoiqe.9 orttellneen. 9daIi6 mntinee.
rHuettprium." Siete 9Sodc: ~ 5000
SeIun".
rsiem Munnmental". 2iele 9So6e: nSm.
pcriaI Nirlesauers". 1dglid Nidiinec.
r6plonnahc." Siefe y9obe: tdGIi6 6irei
Observation-Disclosures.
800 Nint," Tortb'Nuerue nuo Sas'strnhc.-
Sect pffen. nuerIei lntcrbaItiracr
,Grtte Sentidle 3crriuigtc Guana. @cncinoc."
S1terlsIhenlte, WIoitd1, ben 30. 80, 81.
Sftober mo /. 9lupemhcr, grobe 5dtr unb
NuiternsS ulper.
r@crmauins 6 uartett. Is Tub. : ameu.9erein." -
liontal, ben 20. Gftuber, grobcs Nultcrniotper
i'm Slubbauie su @citpnrt.
.Saocuia.Widnuerdlor." - Montnp, ben %.
Sftober. arober @nn In Der opiGblnnb @eas
bcmn" at 9iabIanototuu.
,6nnnitattcr Hranenucrcin uuu Baltimore" -
Steniiaa, hen 80. Siiober, Ban mo Souper In
Der Srobtnnz6nnc".
,Nriuu." - Wittno6. ben 81. Oiipber, Stifs
i~unasfefi. Gnn8eri mn @Gu in Der n@erinanins
WldnnernorsSaQe"
.llnfel Sraig.@erreu." - 9ieniiu0. ben O..
Nooember. 2abrcshGu in Der oSermdni1sN iius
ncrchotrSuue".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - Witttuoh, ner
Gcncmher. qrobes stuitcrriouper in Der
., Srplfturs Suuc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Sas iuciic Gnntm.

Morgen beginner mir nit Dem Ab.
brltd oes Homons o0aS mei;c 9amm"
BON Tlloolpb Strab. @tit nnper'
miiitlitcm Sumor er51blt Scr be.
riibmte 9llltor Die @eidid)te elmer
@lctid)crbeitcigung, bel Der Gin ionIt
0ngitIid)er ut0 NbItincn5 itberber
OberIebrer inter Dem Ginillib zines
ibm melthIings %gebrauten GRANTEES
cine SeloenroQc ipiclt, ans Der cr iid)
crit naf) uro nnh mieOer III 6os &c.
mobnte ga~tagsOaiein 5uriidfinoet.
Cine foitlide 2iebestragoOic erbobt
bcn Hci5 Oes iiberaus ilott geid)riebe.
men Homaus. Der inns obcnorein cine
~aIGn5ctOc Stilocrun9 Ser olpincn
@clt uno ibrcr @eiabreu gicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
BUR Scahtun0 -!

Die Serrcn @crcins- nnb Gogcn.
Gcfrctare iucrben gebctcu, allc Der.
cimsbcridte oScr Sdriititiifc, bic fir
ben rScntidJcn Gorrcipunocntcn" be.
itimmt iiHb, bircft IN bic 3citnug sn
aoreiiircn, nm elmer prumptcn Gr.
Icbisnns iidcr sn Icin. Snrd oas
Tbrciiircn ipldcr Sdriititiide an
IngeItellte tretcn in bcren Ibipcien.
bcit STEERS fir beibe Tartcicn uulicb.
iamc @cr55gcrungcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Tns @cttcr.

Sir Warplano llno oen Iiitrift
Columbia belttc unO morgcn idoncs
Netter. friihc meitlid)e bis nor0gpclts
Lido @inoe.
@eitcrn betrllg Die bod)ite Sempes
ratur 53 @roo Witta9S, m1breto Der
nieOrigIte 5hermometeritnno nm 6
lltr Moraens 10 @rd0 mar.
Sr ben itbrigen 0unoeS . @ettcr.
itationcn iuuroc folgenoe Minimol.
5emperotur uer5eid)nct: @aItport 80,
FortIano "a. Bolton 80, Nlbnilp As,
Nerp.Yorf As, philadelphia 46, Mt.
Iantie Gitp IS, @oibington ~, Nor.
ioIf as, SntteraS So, Gborleitcn 80,
Sapannob 80, Sndionpinc Sc, &ep
8eIt "A, atlantn "a, montgomery
46. Ncm.S Orleans 56. YoIcitinc i6,
@alpcIton 56, Corpus Gbriiti 56,
Mempbis Al, Cincinnati 3S, Yitts.
burg 36. Osmego 40. Buffalo 3S,
Glenelnno SO, Detroit SO, Nlpeno 30,
Warqliette 30, Green Ban 30, Gbi.
cago 36, 0ulutb -, ct. Balll 81,
ct. Solis 36, &nniaS Gitp 36, Oma.
ba 30, &uron -. gismnrd a, @il,
liItcn 81, Sanrc 36, Selcna 80, Salt
Cafe A, 0cnccr 81, Nortb Elaitc %,
0oogc 36, Nmnriao 36, Cos AngclcS
60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Bon Ser 9oGi5ei oeiu d.

Bon Der EoIi5ei &c II d. t.
- Gie 9oli5ei iudlt Wargnretbe
Drummer, II Sabre alt, mo @iaiam
Sormon. sic peridppunoen limo. Sri.
grlnner ioll nur ~geilnrben meroen,
nm '0creu Wutter, Srnu @olcsfn
Drummer, Hr. 9t4. Noro.0rooopap.
ei1en @tfallcn 81 tbun. @egen Snr.
mon liegt a6er elm bon @ebcimpoli.
5iItcn erlangter Gerbnitsbeiebl Dor.
Nm II. Sttober meIoetc 5rnu Simon
". 5rnnf Don gr. 1919, 2inoen. ape.
me, bnB ibr orei 0ionuntrinae int
Wertbe bon $500 obbanoen gefom.
men ieien. Geteftio 9urnS itclte cine
llntcr'ndlitng an uno iano aus, oob
4armon. oeiien Srnu ais Anune bel
5rnl Grant angeitellt mar, mnbr.
iheinlid Der Iieb lei. Pm leeten
Sonntns erid)ien Srml 9rilnner I'M
Voli3eibauptdunrticr uro meloctc,
Dab lire 5od)ter peritppmnbrn lei.
Snlismnrifn1 Wnrnillg bringt Die
beioen tSdne init chamber it 8erbiu
oung nnb gIaubt, cine Spur Sar.
mons gefunSen 5u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Die 9e6anolung fir Tbeumatis.

Die 8%ebanolnrg lfiir TpehmaflS'
mus, Wout, Maaen' 1ii,o nerpole
4ranf6eitcn nit Strnblen. eleftri-
ihem 9idt urto @aiierbaoern, Ionic
elmer ariinolid)en ipiiIcnidaitliden
MolIaae lit ieit Sabren idon cine Der
ipidtialten S~eilmetbooen lit @l,ropd.
Ios Wienna Sanatprinm, 4t3 Weit.
;sapettc. Ctr, lit nad) Biener Wfi,iter
nit Ben n~eiteIten apparaten fir Die
gebanoInng bicier araufbeiten eiige.
rif,tet rrro miro Duh 5rpei IN Wier
arnouirten IerSten seleitet. Jait
augenbIifIihe 2iroerung Der hmer-
set uno griinoIide Seilung in fir.
seIter 3eit lit bas Heiultat oieier We.
tbuoe. COMPUTATION nno pbpiifalilhe
c~insebenoe llnteriuhnns irei; Sono.
rar m1big. @er nad Der eriten Be
banollng nift 2inoernng peripiirt,
broiid,t fir oieIe nid)t i'll be5ablcli.
(2S6--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
0coGdtniffeier.

Ter Sroen Scr rYptbias.&itter" Der.
o~nltaltet cine iebr ein6rutdspoae
6eier fir ieine i'm lebten Sabre
p%erItor6enen Wtitglieoer IN III.
boitgb's Gbeater.
Scr Sroen ser .Eptbios-T Sitter"
belt geItern Nodmittog UNI 3 llbr
in glbougb's Sbeoter cine @cbG6t-
niBfeier fir ieine inn leeten ,Sobre
peritorbenen Wtitglieoer ob. 0os
6beater mar bis olf ben letten @lot
gcfiiQt, ols Erof. @ater'S Srde-
tier Die Seier nit Dem Gbopin'i6en
Sraucrmarid) croffiete. Gam MIR
De ooS folgettoe Erogromm burdge-
fii6rt:
@ebct, Goitor Senrp 9ranh;
Ouurtctt nWp Saith 2oofs lip 20
Sbee" pon Sdneder - SRI. Worie
81. Smith, Sopran, SRI. ella Sim.
Der, aIt, Sr. Soiepb &. Differ, e.
nor, Sr. Sorrp 90. Smith, 9ob;
@iolin.S bligoto, Sr. 6. Ioriep @a-
terS; Observation-Disclosures; .Wp
Some gepono t6e Stors," Soliitin
SRI. Morie g. Smith; GeOe vllnierc
bobingeidjieocnen 9riioer," 9rlloer
Din 9rpan; Seleftion .Wclooie in
8" bon Gubinitein; Guett .GoS Cru.
5ifir" BON Saure, Sr. Soiepb &. Wil.
Ter utb Sr. Sorrp sc, Smith; Set.
rebe, 9ld)tb. Com. g. Seeos, Hi6ter
ocs 9unbes.G 6 itriftsgeri6ts bon So.
ma; Seleftion .Salllte 0'Nmour,"
oGlgor" bon M~oscae11i; Sr6eiter;
Sopron-So colo n3eige mir 0eine @e.
&c, o SEER" bon Sorrente, SRI, Worie
81. Smith; Observation-Disclosures, @.
i. @r0ning; Guortett nNun lit Der
Sog porii6er" BON s. 6. Worfs; Sc.
gen, Ioitor s. %. Stineipring; Nus.
gonos-Morid uGeceiiionaI," Sbiere.
SoIgenoe Mitglieber Ser 8robloge
iinb ieit Der lcsten 8eoGdtniBfeier
oabingcifieoen:
Gr.8robfon5ler Bid. $. 9reper,
greaan5ler: Gnorem 8. Serpel, Sp.
Slices, @iQiom 5. Mc2ougbIin, Mo.
rton i. Barnes. Samcs Barron, "a.
pib @oItcrs, s. Ibom Sobl, George
Offers, Wortin Sdon5e. s. g. 9.
2ctts, Soiepb z. @olters, Bernhard
&ommer, Goniel Collins, &. G.9cot,
tn, g. g. Seffries, Senrp Wartin.
Sbomos @. 2opell, Charles 8ilorb,
@illiom Ippel, 9. 5. Ereiton, Sobn
$. Hou5cr, @eslcp q. 9lpres, ". Z.
GuonS, @iQiom W. @eller, 9. 4.
9ef, 8. =. McGomos, q. 6. @eiot,
Gorrob 2udert, Sermann @ronb,
6reberid Gunplu. s. $. Siuiaen Sp.
Steumor, q. Sbiel, :. Sobn, 9, s.
Smith, gbmorb @. Gboate, 9, q.
&infer unb g. 8. SonoIep.
Sic 9eomten ser 8roBlogc BON
Worplano iinb: 8robfon3ler Sid.
2alps See, @rpB.@ icefan5ler @iGiam
3. Sing, 8robprdlot Din 9rbnn,
@rob.S efretdr Sames @bitebouie,
8rob.S fotmeiiter 2epis &eit. Or
@oifenmeiiter 9eni. $. WcainoIeb,
@roB'Snnere @ode u. Z. Gifea,
8roB-@cuBerc @adJe i. q. 8rier.
Supreme . GeprGieiltorten: u. 6.
Strife uro 9. =. SuItin.
Sas arrangements omIite beltonb
aus ben $50. 9eni. $. Wcainbleb,
Goriiber, Surrp E. Yrice, @iniom &.
9roning, Geo. Wocomber llitb @m.
Z. gu GeQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
shcu. 8. Uieucr e. 81.

MeiIe Bureau uno WebieIitube.
ghiffsfnrten boz, nnb mad Geutih.
Iano nit benz Norboeutihen 2Iopo
uno anoeren 2inien. Meiiepaiie, @ed.
icl, grcoitbricfe uiib @clOicrounsen.
III pa.YaItimsre' strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

Sin Td5nrs nab niitIidcs Uci&enl
Fir Mnseb5riee 1T INNER cine Iebrns.
srpke photographic obcr cine finft.
Ieriid pollenoete gopie zines alien
wiIbrs in Grabon, @aKerfarbe, Del
pber Taitell. Die idSnifen Cabinet
biIbrr ntr ST pro Dnteno.
SuIins Scbbtl, beuiifer Nbctoeropb.
co., 81 Nsfb.G1-S ttsfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
sdiffsfarten non unO uaa 0enfd.
Inuh.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea.
iiite 500, $45 uno $3.50. gremeh
bis Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
@unoreiie 3u biuigerem prciie. Sbep.
s. Gicncr & Co., All, DN.Saltimprc.
Strake. u70-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

8erchte citrate. Ger
Meger Wrn. 0unean gertetb geltcrn
Sormittaa NIT Sem Weibcn Carl
albolt nli 'brm Gampfcr rSouarb,"
uni meld,em 9eioe nnecitelIt iino, IN
Strett. Eunenil, melher Der ollsrei'
teftoe 1belI mar. ergriif ihlieBlif
cine Giienitanee unb brabte bamit
Nlbolt cine idnpere aopfmultbe bel.
Eoli5iIt @lldleB pcrbnftete Iiingan
nib bradltt N1bplt in's Stabtbcipital,
no leinc @lntbe perbnubeu ipnr0e.
&ifter 8rannnn oiftirte Tlinqan
cine Sttaie BON $25 uio brei Mona.
ten 9efdnani6 III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
,,Ylrtuu."

,Nriun."
Stiftnassfcit, GOn5crt nnb Sall,
Mittluodb Den 81. Sftubcr 1906,
p@crnlauia : Wapncrhor . &alc."
(300,2,4)
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
BIERCE'S CASE
COMES UP AGAIN

Echoes Of the collapse of the old
Robinson's court yesterday morning.
The case of w. W. Bierce, Ltd. VS..
Clinton j. Hutchins and others was
up on a motion of defendant Hutchins
to set it for trial. This motion was
not, argued, motion of plaintiff hav-
ing interviewed for continuance until
the January term and a stay of pro-
ceedings meantime. A. G. M Robert
son represented the plaintiff and Alb
ram Lewis Jr. and d. L. wilmington
the defendants
phase of the case is pending be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United
States. Indeed this is the case that
became the occasion for a snap meas
ure of Congress, as a rider to an ap-
preparation bill, giving appeals in civil
cases from the Territorial to the Fed
era1 Supreme Court where there was
property involved of the value of more
than $4,000. Mr.. Bierce wanted an ap-
peal and he had the pull In Congress
to pave the way for it.
The present litigation relates to rail-
way material supplied to the Kona Su-
gar Co. by Bierce's concern, but long
ago the material was sold to save de-
terioration. and an arrangement made,
between the parties for the loser in
the courts to settle on a cash basis.
Bierce lost in the Territorial courts on
the proposition that having chosen one
legal remedy he was estopped from
trying another
Judge Robinson yesterday granted
the motion so far as continuance was
concerned but declined to make an
order for stay of proceedings Coun-
sci for defendants We're sorry for this,
saying that the refused order would
have given opportunity or manda-
mus suit against the court The argu-
nlent on the motion that was in part
granted as stated was long and siren
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07

John F. Colburn and Robert l.. Col
burn, two of the respondents in the
R. W. Holt will construction case. il
their answer pray for distribution and
set up their claims to property inter
ests conveyed by certain of the heirs
and by the High Sheriff respectively
Their attorneys are c. w Ashford and
E. NJ Watson.
David H. Lewis has filed an answer
in the Holt will construction case
What he does not admit he leaves
petitioner to prove, and he claims the
share of Christopher j. Holt in the es-
tate under a deed from the High Sher-
iff. Holmes & Stanley are his attor-
neys.
E. A. Douthitt, as guardian ad litem
Of Valentine S. Holt and five other
minors. make answer to the petition
of Carlos A. Long, administrator of the
Holt estate, for construction of will.
He submits that the real estate in the
hands of the administrator should be
regarded as personal property, and
prays that the lands may be declared
so and sold and that the proceeds be
distributed among the heirs.
Elizabeth K. Richardson, answering
the petition in the Holt case, alleges
on information and belief that neither
the Robert Holt nor the James L.
Holt mentioned in a certain paragraph
is the legitimate child of James r.
Holt. She denies that she has no
right, etc, in the estate except an un-
divided one-third portion conveyed to
the executor as alleged in the petition.
She prays that she may be dismissed
with her costs.
BARETE ESTATE IMPROVING.
Job Bachelor has filed a masters re-
port on the first annual account of
William Savidge. trustee of the estate
of Manuel A. Barete, deceased. recon-
mending it's approval by the court. The
trustee was appointed August 80, 1905,
by Judge Robinson under $4,000 bond.
In his account he charges himself with
$44S5.88 and asks to be allowed S4559. IL.
With reference to a note of Goo Yau
Chung for $1,000, secured by mortgage,
the master recommends that the trus-
tee take up a first mortgage of $500
from any of the estate funds availa BILE
to secure to the estate absolute control
of the property, consisting of two i'm
proved lots on School. near Liliha
street. James Kealiiluki's note of 1925,
secured by mortgage on Beretania
street property, is considered absolute
ly safe.
The trustee. to avoid cutting down
the allowance OF the heirs. had adj
vanced 1888 over the amount of re-
ceipts. There were heavy charges con-
nected with change of trusteeship, etc,
but the master says: THE estate is
now in good condition, and by careful
by the trustee will be
able to pay the heirs a larger income
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
BISHOP TRUST
BENEFACTIONS

A masters report on the eleventh
annual account of the trustees OF the
Charles r. Bishop trust has been filed
by Job Bachelor. E. F. Bishop, A.
w. Garter, ]. o. Carter, S. NJ. Damon
and w. o. Smith are the trustees and
their account covers the year from and
including August II, 1905, to and in
Guiding August 13, 1906. They charge
themselves with 1922, 1856, and ask to
be allowed s10s,2I4. Their commissions
amount to $13o2.56. BY the sale of Ger
tain notes and bonds and the purchase
of other bonds the trustees have in
creased the amount of securities in
their hands by $4,000, the investments
now amounting to sSS000. The master
finds everything correct.
Following is list of the benefac-
tions the trust paid during the year:
Kawaiahao, Central Union and Kau-
makapili churches, 800 each. Total.
$500
Seminaries. schools. etc: Kawaia-
hao, s240O: Makawao. $500; Maunaolu,
$500; Sacred Hearts. $500; Mills, $500;
St Andrews, $500; kohala $500: aid to
Kamehameha pupils, s6G7; Kamehame-
ha Alumni Association, $500: Free Kin
dergartens, $500; Kona Orphanage
$500; kaiulani Home. $500; Founders
Day, 5000. Total. s10,1o7.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07

s. B. Kingsbury and L. c.. Kellogg
have formed a~1aw partnership. Judge
kingsbury has been practicing in Ho-
nolulu for year or so past. Mr.. Kel-
iosg is best known to the local public
as the engineer in charge OF the Wahi-
ava dam.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
HONOLULU LODGE SIG, B. P. O. E

Honolulu Lodge No. SIC. B. P. o. E,
will meet in their hail, on Miller and
Beretania streets, every Friday even
ing By order of the E. r.
HARRY E. MURRAY, E. r.
HARRY H. SIMPSON. Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. III O. r. M

Meets every second and fourth Fri
day of each month, in l. o. o. F. Hall
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend. w. F. DRAKE, Sachem
A. E. MURPHY, c. of r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07

The lien of Peter High on L. B. Ne
wins building was promptly released
settlement OF the claim having been
reached before the lien was filed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
LEAH CHAPTER NO 2, o. e. S.

Meets every third Monday, at 7:3O
p. M, in the Masonic Temple. Visiting
sisters and brethren are cordially in
Vited to attend.
EMMA ALONGSTREET RICH CRABBE
P. w. M, Secretary.
MARY E. BROWN, Worthy Matron.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co. r$2
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Mill Sugar Co
The Fulton Iron Works. st. Loufs.
The Standard Oil Co
The George F. Blake Steam Pumun .
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Insu.-
ance Co, Of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hars.
ford Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co.. of Ian.
don.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE
NO q l. O. O. E.

Meets every first and third Thurs
day, at 7:30 p. M, in Odd Fellows
Hall, Fort street Visiting Rebekahs
are cordially invited to attend.
ALEXANDRA GERTZ, n. G.
THORA OSS, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, NO. l
q q 2

Meets every second and fourth
Thursday, at 7:30 p. m, Odd Fellows
Hall, Fort street. Visiting Rebekahs
are cordially invited to attend.
GRACE O'BRIEN, n. G.
JENNY JACOBSON, Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
UNDERWRITERS SALE
Saturday, Sept. 8, 1906,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.

at the salesrcom of Jas. F. Morgan,
No. SAT Kaahumanu street, will sell
at public auction, for account of whom
it may concern, the following mer-
chandise, damaged by salt water on
voyage of importation from Leith,
Scotland, per Norwegian ship Karmo,
J. Falnaes master, arrived August II,
1906:
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07

OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M.
Meets on the last Monday OF each
month, at Masonic Temple.
Visiting brethren and members OF
Hawaiian and Pacific are cordially in
vited to attend
C. G. BOCKUS, w. NJ.
F. WALDRON, Sec.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 8,
n

o. e. s.
Meets at the Masonic Temple every
second Saturday of each month, at 1880
p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
MARGARET HOWARD, w. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
OeeIdeltQI Restaurant Chances HQldS.

Everything new. First-class cooksi
courteous walters
BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN TOWN.
Open from a. m. to 8 p. m. Privats
Dining Room for Ladies
1920 LEONG HOY, Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
FOR RENT.

c o TT A E of four rooms, Emma
Suarqe Apply, Jas. F. Morgan,