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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-12
Trent AND COMPANY
93S FORT STREET.

The wines kept
by G.. j. Mccarthy
are warranted to be
pure. Try a gallon.
'PhOne Main IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
DO Your Meals Fit?
Do You Feel Snug and Comfortable
Around Your Waist Line After
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
LUNATIC KILLED
WOMAN SHE LOVED
Insane Murderess Fatally Stabbed
Female Attendant With Pair
OF Scissors.
HAD MADE MANY THREATS
Was Greatly Depressed Because
Young Woman Wa prcpar-
ing to Leave Hospital.

NEWBURGH y. y. September ...-i..z-
zie Halliday. murderess. confined in Oh.
Aattewan Hospital for insane criminals.
made a fatal assault to-day on female
attendant Miss Nellie WIcks. aged y.
Miss Wicks had occasion Co. 30 into tho
lavatory adjoining tho wand about s.ol
The Halliday woman followed her in.
knocked her down. and, tt@n- a ra.r ~
scissors from Miss Wichs. stabbed her
ia tho throat Miss Wick lI.l tH0 lolr
later. Lizzie Halliday, WHO ls Eypay-
in 1893. killed her husband Paul. au1
TWO women. concoalinc their bodies under
the house. at birmingham. a lttc place
ia Sullivan county.
An Insane foudn-ss FOR MISS Weeks ami
violent opposition 10 the nurses iwpcrC-
inG departure from the ho.r al was tie
motive which prompted Nr Halliday %
the murder. Mrs. Hall lay flo display
Cd "a great deal Of affection for Miss
Wicks and tie nurse had made Ler one
of her most trusted patients.
A few weeks ago ~ A Wicks told
Mrs Halliday that she was loiag to
leave the hospital o. ems in private
nursing. Mrs. Halliday seemed to Dee
greatly depressed. and beesei The young
woman nov 20 leave. and declared that
she would klu her before she would ale
low her % leave tho ASS jam. Although
Mrs Hal day had mad, several attacks
ON other artcud iuts SD. .ll ALSO made
so many idle threats tl-t ro 5attention
was paid % her threat. Miss Weeks
pretended 70 humor Dor. but made Aer
preparation O. leave.
This morning. when SIT Wi.fs cu-
tered the lavatory. Mr. Halliday foi-
lowed hey. and locked t.e door on the
inside. leaving tic key 70 the door SD
that none ~ the other atteudruts could
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
GREAT OCCASION
IN WESTM0RELAND
Confederate Reunion and Unveil-
ing OF Portrait OF Lee Draw
Large Crowd.
GOVERNOR MAKES ADDRESS
DR.. J. VIM. Jones Presented the
Picture and Judge Wright
Received II.

Especial GO The Times Dsi4tch
MONritoSS. VA, September THE
Confederate reunion here to-day anu tin-
yelling OF a. portrait Of General Robt =.
lee made one OF tho most memorable
occasions In the history OF Wcstmoreiand
since the civil War. and not since the
unve.liug Of the Confederate monument
a. this place I'm 1s76 has there been a
Confederate reunion Of such Importance
or a gathering Of such MAGNITUDE.
From fifteen hundred 10 two thousand
people were present. not only from th.s,
hut from many adjoining counties.
AT an early hour Governor Swanson.
Dr. j. VIM. Jones Major Robert w Hun
ter and Mr. Rorcr James, OF Danylue
We're on hand. Colonel r. L. Lee. Jr,
had arrived yesterday afternoon.
Ihe ceremonies commcncel 81 10
O'Clock with "a business meeting OF West
moreL4nd Camp. and at II O'Clock the
meeting was called u order by Comr,an-
dor Edwin Bowie. DR. u. II. Walker
n am eloquent speech introduced Dr. j.
" POI. Jones. the fighting chaplain ana
executor OF the Southern Confederacy.-
70 present tile ma+nldcent portrait u
General Robt. y. Lee, which had been
presented o. the county by his grandson,
r. T. LIE. Jr Dr Joncss speech was
worthy OF the occasion and the man.
lie dwelt upon the greatness OF the Ola
Dominion as "a crop-ratser of men and
upon Westmorelaud as the especial coun-
Is whose soil was rich ia this product.
Iie touched in eloquent terms upon the
character Of General Lee as a soldier ana
as man DEVOTED % duty ana run or
Christian integrity and modesty and self
sacrifice.
uf Jones often brought tears to the
eyes ~ his audience. and closed with am
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
WEBER HANGED.
Man Who Murdered Parents Dies
on GallOWs.

SACRAMENTO. CAL. September o.
Adolph Weber. who murdered his parents.
setting fire 70 the house afterwards. was
hanged here to-day. He went 10 the scat
fold WITH q firm step. and 10 the very lass
maintained the nerve that has character
lied him rs one of the most remarkable
criminals Of the country.
The crime for which Weber paid the
penalty WIS committed November TO- 1904
at Auburn, Placer County. Fire was q s-
covered IN the residence of Julius Webor.
wealthy retired merchant. Inside the
burning building were found the dead
bodies Of Mrs. Jul!us weber her daughter.
Bertha and little son, Earl Two DAYS
later the body of Julius Weber was found
Nrs. Weber and Bertha had been shot
Earl bad been beatcn % death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
STEAMER BURNED
TO WATERS EDGE
Fire Ignited Three Tons of Black
Powder and Caused
Explosion.

SEATTLE. WASH, September IA
dispatch so the Post-Iu;eiligonc,r from
White Horse. Alaska. says that the
steamer Columbia. owned by tho White
Pass Company. eu route 90 Dawson. was
reported at Tntalus Tucsdhy night as "a
total wreck.
The steamer burned 90 The waters edge
near Five Fingers. ON The Yukon River
20 ls supposed the fire originated from
the boiler. and, ieuiting three tons of
black powder. caused an explosion.
Tho chief mate. Joseph WEIGH, and one
fireman are missing cabin boy Muir
ray. was fatally injured
others We're badly burned. and al on
board had narrow escapes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
Meat Condemned.

CHICAGO. September 1.-Two cars
OF cold-storage chickens and over ten
carloads OF meat were condemned yester-
day by Chief Food Inspector Murray and
his assistants. TO say nothing OF fifteen
carcasses Of diseased cattle and four
calves.
The condemnation Of the chickens was
Cue 20 private advices received by Murray
from Canada. When he learned that the
lot had escaped him and was on the wav
to New York. he notified the authorities
there. so they can catch the shipments
at its destination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
TO HAVE INSPECTION.
Imported Goods Must Be Sub
mitted for Examination

WASHINGTON. September 27.-Attor.
ney-Geperal Moody has advised the Sec
Rotary Of Agriculture that the meat IN
spection act does not apply t. meat
products imported into the United states
from foreign countries. He does hold.
however. that the pure food act prohibit
ing the Introduction or the Importation
OF impure'Or misbranded food would. In It's
spirit. permit the Department Of Agri-
culture to rfuse entry TO any foreign
meat or meat products not Inspected ac-
cording to the rules OF that department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
Mr.. Doyle's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mr.. John y DOYLE. who
d.ed "wednesday mt the Memorial Hos
llial. will take place at 10 O'Clock this
NON INK from 81. Mary's Catholic
uall-boarcrs.
Active-Geore~ Bornior. Janres Burke
James Anthony. r. GerrinE. W. NJ Law
renee. Charles Ancle Z. T. Murphy and
James Mum
Honorary " X Zimmerman. joseph
- -.'ii. Walter Garthright John Krim
JI.N hui'ncr Mr Crenshaw. Joseph
H4.ci1er and Joseph NIittendorf.
Il --------- WIN u u A-.u-.- L--I---.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
OBITUARY.
Mr.. tombstone Blakely Carter.

Mr. tombstone Blakely Carter. treas-
urer OF the old Dominion Iron and Nail
vs. orks. and a known citizen died
az his home at 1908 Floyd Avenue 10 MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

o'clock last night. Mr. Carter had been
ln iu health for "a long time.
me FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS have not vet
r.e1 competed and will be announced
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
Long Identified With Washington Business Interests and
Foremost in the Development Of the
Capital City
Capital City.

Lewis Johnson Davis, one OF wash
ingt0n's leading bankers. and promi-
uent citizen. died at hts residence lfll
Massachusetts avenue northwest az $3.50
O'Clock this morning. Cancer or the
throat was the immediate cause OF his
death Mr.. Davis was born IN Washing
ton seventy-tgo years ago and was an
earnest and faithful worker in the in
terest Of the -ity.
Arrangements for the funeral services
are in charge OF Philip Moore. one Of
Mr. Davis nephews At I o'clock this
afternoon they had not been announced
Mr.. Davis returned 10 his home In this
City two weeks ago from Ut. Frye
sanitarium IN Cumberland. Nd, Where
ne snent seven weeks hoping 10 recover
his health His arduous tasks through
out many years, coupled with az
fection OF his throat, were more than
fresh air. rest and quiet could over
come
When Dr Frye went abroad two weeks
aEo Mr. Davis decided 20 return 10 his
Massachusetts avenue residence. He
grew worse daily. and last night the
attending physicians Informed his rela-
tivas and friends that he could not i've
longer than a few hours. This morn
ing he died. his wife being by his bed
side
Mr. Davis had been married a number
OF wears. but is survived only oy
widow.
Dean of Washington Bankers.
Mr. Davis was Justly called the dean
OF Washington bankers" having been
engaged I'm that line of business many
more years than anyone else in this
city. Although there are still many
men who are active in the city's inan-
cal ceuters older than Mr. Davis was.
not one of them had served so long or
continuously.
Born IN Washington July q, 1884.
Lewis Johnson Davis received his early
training IN the school or Arnold and
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
MRS. ASTOR ILL
IN BOSTON HOTEL
Society Leader of Country
Has Narrow Escape From
Pneumonia.

BOSTON. Sept. 6.-Mrs. William Astor,
the recognized society leader OF this
country, and widow Of the late head OF
the Astor family Of New York. is lying
seriously i'll today at the Hotel SOmer-
set. Since her arrival in Boston from
NaUport last Tuesday. which did not
become generally known until today,
Mrs. Astor has been confined 20 mag
uifcent suite in Boston's most exclusive
hosteIry, and has been permitted to re
ceive only her close friends, among
whom are numbered several Of Boston's
promfnent society matrons.
This is Mrs Astors first visit to Bos-
ton in a number Of years. She is over
seventy years OF age.
Attending Mrs. Astor is a Boston
physician. and through his efforts his
distinguished patient has escaped an at
tack Of pneumonia
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
Sultan SHrrenderS
Fugitive Banker

TANGIER. Sept. 6.-PauI O. stems
Iaad is now in the hands of American
authorities, represented 10y Minister
Gummere Shortly before noon today
Instructions TO ask the Sultan Of
Morocco 10 surrender the fugitive bank
or were received M the American lega-
ton. An appointment for ? o'clock was
made 10y am attache of the legation.
At that hour Minister Gummere, pre-
ce5ed and followed by guard of
honor of Arab solliers. rode 10 Sea-
guIu, t0 the Office of the minister Of
foreign affairs of Morocco. Sid Mo
lamed N0rres, tho Moroccan minister.
was waiting for Minister Gummere.
The conference was "a short private
Continued on Fourth PageJ
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
STEVENS FIRES
CANAL OFFICIALS

PANAMA. Sept. GA shake-up in
Isthmiar Canal affairs that viii lay
low many an official head, and which
may bring forth few sensations. be-
gan the first Of the month, when Chief
Engineer Stevens, upon completing his
investigation of the building construc-
ton division. ordered the DISMISSAL OF
2. J. Downey. superintendent OF paint
ing. and r. b. Thomas, superintendent
of building construction.
c. A. Luck, superintendent OF ma
sonry. has also hastily resigned, and
more changes are yet to come. 1t is
said.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
ASSAULT ON CHILD
IS CHARGE MADE
Prisoner Held for Serious
Charge---FiVe-Year-Old
Alleged Victim.

Charged with assault upon a five
year-old girl a man who gave his name
as Harry Kramer. of POO First street
north west, is a prisoner at the Fifth
precinct police station. The police say
the name is a fictitious one.
The man was arrested this morning
BY Policeman Rossiter. Of the Fifth pre-
cinct. upon complaint Of a man who
says he witnessed the assault. Kramer
declines to make any statement about
the charge Tomorrow morning he win
be given a hearing in the Police court
The child is Hazel Wells, OF ll3 Thir-
teenth street southeast. An investi-
cation is being made by the police, and
At a late hour this afternoon all Of the
details OF the case had not been learned.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06

GiTaulr graduating in lsfs. after which
he entered the employ Of r. ". Latham
& Co. where he remained until Sep
tember. 1850. III health compelled him
10 give up his position and retreat TO
Belair TO recupeTate. There he resumed
his studies under tutelsge OF Dr.. Edwin
Arnold. George Madison Davis. father
Of Lewis Johnson Davis. was for thirty
years teller Of the Bank Of the Metrop-
oils. and the son was "a chip of the ald
block. banking business coming as a
second nature 20 him.
Restored 10 health, Mr. Davis came
back 10 This city IN 1851 and entered the
Washington City Savings Bank which
was conducted at that time by his
grandfather. stter whom he was named.
When the institution dissolved in 1888
the firm Of Lewis Johnson & Co.
was formed. Mr.. Davis was "a member
of the firm at the time IL was first or
gauized and for years was the senior
partner. In the COS MF. Davis served
IN the Union army He was a Repub-
liCan i'm his political sympauhies and was
prominently identified with several
charitable organizations and institutions
ln Washington. Mr.. Davis was formerly
vice president OF Garfield Hospital. one
of the incOTpOTatOTs OF the Children s
Hospital. and a director OF The District
Historical Society He was also senior
warden OF Epiphany +. +. Church. Of
which he was member for nifty years
President of Stock Exchange.
in 1888 Mr. Davis became a member
Of the Washington Stock Exchange and
thirteen years later his associates elected
him president Of the organization Mil
lions Of dollars were disbursed by Mr..
Davis while ne was chairman OF the
Sinking Fund Commission OF the Dis
trlct iu lSI.
Mr.. Davis was a conspicuous member
Of the Chevy Chase and Metropolitan
Clubs and also the eX-pTesident of the
Sons Of the Revolution.
Shortly after reaching his twentieth
birthday Mr.. Davis married Miss Mar
garet Jane Keller daughter OF Charles
n. and Mary Knowles Keller, Of New
York.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
CAPTAIN CLUNG FOR DAYS
TO HIS CAPSIZED VESSEL

BERLIN. Sept. 6.-After drifting on
the keel Of his capsized vessel from
August y until last Monday, without
food or drink. the skipper OF the little
sailing vessel. Anna RebelCEa. was res
cued near Schwartzort. A sailor. who
had clung to the bottom of the boat
for days. was washed away and drowned
while the lseboat was approaching the
wreck. Another member OF the crew,
boy, became insane as the result OF his
suffsrings and died on Sunday
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
SHOOTING OF H'KINLE

BUFFALO. Sept. 6.-Today is the 9Th
anniversary of the shooting ef President
Mckinley at the Pan-American ENposl-
ton Grounds in this city. Bunalonians
have deposited flowers on the bronze
tablet in The rcunda of the city and
county hall where the dead President
body lay in state
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
Mother Ends
Babes Lives
With Knife
While Insane She De-
CapitateS Them, Then
Tells NeighbOrS.

OTTAWA, Ohio, Sept 6.-The wife Of
Henry Knippen. of Cioverdale, cut off
the heads of her two children with a
butcher knife this morning while in a
tit of insanity.
The children were three years ana
one and a half years old, respectively.
The mother was alone with them at
the time.
After committing the deed she told a
neighbor what she had done.
She was In an insane asylum six
Years ago. but was considered cured
She is now violent.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
MRS. SCHWAB'S ILLNESS
WORRIES HER FRIENDS

NEW YORK. Sept 6-Friends Of
Mrs. Charles n. Schwah. while AS
sured that The illness which confines
her to her magnificent Riverside pal
ace is not serious, are beginning 20
Worry about her. Mr.. Schwab Is most
devoted IN his attentions n his wife and
spends ali the time he can take from
his business by her.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

For tonight and Friday showers are
indicated Don the south Atlantic and east
Gull States, including Florida ana Ten
ut5scc.
The temperature changes will be un-
important.
Hurricane warnings are displayed on
the east FLORIDA coast from Jacksonville
20 key West, and storm warnings on
the South Carolina and Georgia coasts
also ON the west coast of the Florida
peninsula, also on the Washington coast
and at the mouth OF the Columbia river.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
SIo Niagara Falls Excursions.

Pennsylvania Railroad popular ten
dav outings. September z q. and Oct0-
Der u. Special train OF parloT cars.
dining car and coaches leaves Washing
ton 7:55 a. m. Further particulars Of
ticket agents.-AdY.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
Hope of Securing Release
on HabeaS Corpus
Abandoned.
DEPARTMENTS ACTION
AS Soon as He Arrives With
in Three-Mile Limit
Arrest Follows.

Positive announcement IS made at
the state Department that habeas cor
pus proceedings viii not help Paul O..
Stenslaud the fugitive Chicago banker,
when he arrives in New York and IS
placed under arrest by the authorities
of that State. AS soon as he comes
within the three-mue limit off New
York a warrant viii be served on him,
and as soou as he places his foot on the
soil of New York city eNtradItlon pa
pers FOR his return 20 the state Of Illi-
nois viii DE served. which, under the
law. viii not make Labeas corpus enec-
tive
This question. which Stensland's le-
gal advisers have intlmated might so
solve itself as to set him at liberty as
soon as ne reaches New York city. has
been fully covered In numerous de-
cisions of the Supreme Court Of the
United States. The State Department
is fully prepared with full data. all Of
which shows that Stensland cannot
hope to obtain liberty in New York
city even temporarily through a writ
or habeas corpus. as has been sug-
gested
Precedent Has Been Established.
A few years ago the Supreme Court ol
the United States. I'm the case Of Kef
versus the State of Illinois. rendered
decision which viii have definite bear
inE un the case of S1cnsland Ii ar-
pears that Ker, a citizen OF Illinois,
committed q crime against the laws OF
that state and fled 90 Peru. He was
located In that country. and. notwIth-
standing tho fact that the United States
had an cNtradltlon treaty with Peru, he
was kidnapped and returned TO this coun-
Try rather than await the Issue Of the
eNtrddltl0n papers. He was landed ia
san Francisco ana Immediately set up
the claim thaL hc had not been properly
brought 90 this country, and demanded
his release from custody by writ OF ha-
heas corpus. The Supreme Court de-
cided against him.
Ruling of the Court.
The court said:
But where the prisoner has been kid
naped in the fore gn country and
brought by force against his Will within
1he jurisdiction of the State whose law
ne has violated. with no reference 10 an
extraditioE treaty, though one exists.
and no proceeding OF attempt to proceed
under the treaty this court can give no
relief. for these facts do not establish
any right under the Constitution or laws
or treaties OF the United States"
Assistant States Attorney Burns. Of
Illinois, did not call at the State De-
partmeut up 60 ] o'clock this afternoon.
Until Acting Secretary of State Bacon
has seen him no definite decision Will be
reached as 10 the manner in which
Steusland viii be brought back to this
country Now that the Sultan of
Morocco has turned the defaulter over
TO the authorities OF the United States
en- Morocco it matters little how Stems
land is returned home.
IL is possible that he viii be put
aboard Che supply shi- Glacier, which Is
due at Taugier In about three weeks,
on it's way from Manila 10 Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
Low Rates to Baltimore Account Jubilee

Celebration. only $3.50 for the round trip
from washington via Pennsylvania Rail-
road: tickets on sale September 9, 10;
good to return until Sept. II Inclusive
ADV.
The Washington times., 1906-09-06
BELL
SHOWS NO MERCY
TO BANK LOOTERS
Insists on the Evidence
Against SegaI, North
and ColIingWOOd.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. with the
police court room crowded 10 the doors.
three of the men connected with the
failure Of the Real Estate Trust Com
pany were arrsIgued before Magistrate
Kocherspergcr in City Hall for a hear
Ing this morning
They were backed up by company Of
lawyers. who wanted 10 waive the TAX
ing of testimony. District Attorney
Bell was insistent. though. that at
least some of the evidence should be
heard.
The three men who appeared in front
of the little brass cage that holds the
common prisoners We're AdoIph segal,
the erstwhile soap boiler, who became
"A bold fnancier. William +. North and
Marshall S. CollingwOod, The latter
two were. respectively. treasurer and as
sistant treasurer Of the looted concern,
and. as il has since then developed, were
members of a coterie that promoted
about a dozen trolley companies.
Can Prove S5,OOo,ooo Theft.
At the outset. Mr.. Bell declared that
he had evidence TO prove that more
than 100000 had been fraudulentIy
stolen from the company and used by
Mr. SeEal personally.
North and COllinEwood, Mr.. Bell said,
were passive conspiratOrs
Then counsel for Segal and the other
defendants asked that they be allowed
TO waive a hearing. This was refused
by the magistrate. and the hearing pro-
ceeded.
No Confession Found.
District Attorney Bell denied this
morning that he had found any other
confession than the one handed TO him
by young HippIe. There was no fare
well letter In the strong box as has
been rumored-
This was the day that Receiver Earle
invited deposItors who put in money on
Monday and Tuesday, August p and 2S.
to call for their funds. Al 10 o'clocR
about thirty or forty depositors had as
sembled at the bank for this purpose.
The hour fixed by Mr. Earle was II
o'clock.