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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Theatre WRECKED
BY R|OT0US AUDIENCE
Play Stopped by Bailifs, and Ac-
tors Refuse TO Go on With
out Salary.
PARIS, April 10,


The municipal theatre at st, Denis waa
wrecked last night by tho audience,
which was Infatuated at the stoppage o.
the performance and tie refusal OF tho
management TO return lis money.
During an entr' acte baiiirfs entered and
took possession of the evenings takinps
In satisfaction OF u debt The actors i'm.
mediately demanded their salarles, and
as there was no money TO pay them they
refused TO work.
When the manager announced the stop-
page of the play The audience loudly dc.
manded the return of its money. and as
IhtS was impossible, II smashed the seats
In the house, broke the electric lamps
and destroyed everything breakabIe
The scenery was torn TO pieces and the
entire interior was completely wrecked
before a sufficient force OF police could be
summoned 10 restrain the rioters. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
QUEEN S MOTOR. CAR
KILLS C.H|L.D.0N STREET
Maria Of Portugal Frustrated
Over Accident Which May
Cost Two Lives.

LISBON, April 10.
Aroynl motor car, conveying the Queen
Mother and Prince Alfonso, the brother
Of the King, to the theatre last evening
ran over a woman carrying a child s
months old. Both were caught under the
car.
The Prince helped tho bystandcrs TO
lift the car and to extract the victims.
The child was already dead, and the
woman was dangerously injured.
Queen Maria sent back the car with
the woman to the hospital, whittier she
was accompanied by the Prince, while
the body Of the child was conveyed to
the Mcrgue. The Queen was completely
overcome by emotion, and was driven
Lack to tho palace weeping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
.SMUGG.L Frs KILLED
in FIGHT With POLICE
Attempt to Garry Ammunition
to Native Tribeslnen Ends
ii Death Of Two.
LUCKNOW. Anril 10.

A remarkable discovery Of ammunition
smuggling has been made here, after a
fight. in which two Pathans were shot.
Two constablcs. returning from patrol
duty, found three Pathans with several
camels. preparing TO cross the bridge OF
boats connecting the Nowshera canton
!ncnt With the North Bank OF the kabul
river. When questioned, they said they
were going to Swat, and had nothing ex-
ccpt empty bags and fodder for their
camels.
Tho police asked TO see the bags. and
were then offered brides, which they re-
fused. They insisted on the search, and
when they were joined by third con-
stable a free fight cnsued.
TWO Pathans were shot and the third
surrendered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
LONDON, April 10.

LONDON, April 10.
AN amusing story of the exploits OF
Frank Taylor, the boy burglar OF Robin
Hood Lane Station, who was arrested u
week ago charged with shooting at Mr..
Damon. a solicitor, of Carshalton. was
told yesterday when tho boy. who is only
10 years old. was brought up on remand
at the Croydon Police Court.
Taylor was caught In Mr.. Damons
house, and when his story OF having en-
tered it by mistake was not believed. he
fired shot at Mr.. Damon from revolt
yer. and attempted to escape. He was
captured after struggle, in which he bit
Mr.. Damon's hand severely.
Edwin John Barrett, IA years old, was
also arrested as one Of his accomplices,
and he made a confession In which he de-
clared that he had accompanied Taylor
on ten expeditions, the object of winch
was robbery. He said that Taylor forced
him to accompany him, and stand outside
while Taylor entered the houses.
The police stated yesterday that they
had discovered that two other boys were
also members OF Taylor's band OF juvenile
burglars. and that they had traced fifteen
robberles which occurred since Christmas
to the band. When they. visited Taylor's
housesthoy found the following articles in
his room:
A pair OF handouts.
| Black velvet coat, with ruffles and
trimmed with lace at the cuffs.
Pair Of jack boots with spurs
Three sword bayonets.
Three air guns.
| A brecch- loading foWling piece.
Several wigs and moustaches,
A theatrical makeup box.
They also found large quantity OF
sensational literature. and they learned
that the boy had taken lessons In wrcs-
| Ting and In the use Of firearms.
A solicitor who appeared for Taylor
urged that his mind was unhinged by the
| literature he had been reading but the
| Magistrates decided to send him to the
| Cornwall reformatory ship for three
| years They dischn rged Barrett, believing
that he was acting under the influence OF
| Taylor. 5tl 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Dogs Strange Appetite,

LONDON, April 70 "A Valuable show
dos belonging to "a lady AZ liayW aat as
that il had been poisoned. A veteri-
nary surgeon made post -mortem eX-
animation hut tnstein,d ei pol nnaa h n1
red flannel several stones hay, leaves
and pieces Of wood. "lndigestlon" was
given as the cause Of death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BELGRADE, April 10.

BELGRADE, April 10.
Ex-Quecn Natalie, mother OF the late
King Of Servia, has inherited a fortune Of
100000 by a decision OF the Bucharest
courts, which has given her the posses
sion OF the Obrenovitch estates In Rou-
mania.
BY this decree DR.. Petronievitch, the
late Kings secretary. Is rehabilitated and
entitled to claim compensation from the
Scrvian Government for wrongful impris-
onment. It will be remembered that he
was accused by the Revolutionary Cabinet
Of having Illegally disposed of part Of the
revenues of these estates at King Alex
nnders' bidding, and was condemned to
two years Imprisonment
The Roumanian, courts have now affirm
ed that the lands in question were the per-
sonal property OF the King. and that the
King was perfectly Justified In directing
his secretary to employ the revenues for
his Majestys private uses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
sEARCHLIGHT BALLOON
Wireless Messages to be Sent to

Wireless messages TO Dc SeHt co
Earth From a Dirigible Machine.
= BERLIN, April 1S.-Count Zeppelln. who
has received an imperial grant of sl25,Ooo
toward the reconstruction of his dirigiblo
balloon and for experiments, is about to
resume lbs trials over Lake Constance.
During the winter various improvements
have been made with the steering ar
and the balloon has been pro-
yided with electric scarchlights and re-
celving apparatus for wireless tclegraphy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
AMERICAN boy is
. KIDNAPPED by FATHER.
Mother Sees Him Taken Off by.
Masked Men, But is Power
less to Prevent Act. N
TRACKED BY DETECTIVES.
Divorce Obtained iii a Chicago
Court Has a Pathetic Re
~ suit Abroad.
BY DETECTIVES
Divorce Obtained iii a Chicago

BERLIN, April 49, 4
a long dramatic struggle between d.
vorced parents for the possession Of Il
child passionatelY loved By both ended
last Thursday iii the kidnapping from,
Grosst,ottbeck, near Hamburg of Eddie
Krieger, a handsome, bue-cyed American
boy of II. AS he was playing In II gar
den the boy was seized by pair OF mask
ed men, gagged and carried off, while the
maddened mother, who had recovered her
child only the day before, viewing the
scene from a window, shrieked in vain
for help.
Police Paffled
fled MS to the Identity or whereabouts OF
the abductors, and have asked the police
OF every capital and every port in Europe
to assist In unraveling the mystery.
There are Indications that the kidnappers
started for Holland.
The father Of the child is a German
American physician, DR.. George 1&rieger
formerly resident i'll Chicago, where he
married the daughter OF a wealthy spe-
calst named Bart. From her he was di-
vorced In 1904 and she was given custody
OF the child, the ia Their being granted per-
mission to see him Il stated intervals On
the last of these occasions DR.. 1<rieger
fled from Chicago with the son. He left
clues that they had gone to Canada, but
In reality they came 20 Germany, where
the doctor resumed the practice Of his
profession at Neustadt. He placed the
son in a private school at Hanover under
the guardianship Of local railway off,
cial named AngreS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Woman Remarries.

The mother had meantime REMARKED,
becoming the wife OF a DR.. Macdonald.
Detectives having ascertained the real
whereabouts of her child Mrs. Macdonald
arrived in Germany OH March 10 for the
Finding that the order of the American
divorce Judge was invalid IN this country,
she proceeded to fulfil the requirements
Of German law. Which she succeeded In
doing in the face Of tenacious opposition
on the part of the Hanover guardian
who resorted even to hiding the boy. An
gres finally consented to give up the
child, and formally transferred him to the
mothers possession at tho Hotel Bristol,
Hanover, last "Wednesday. On Thursday
she lost him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BOY BURGLAR HAS
COMPLETE OUTFIT.
Arms and Theatrical Makeup
Found in Room Of Leader Of
Juvenile Band
I -. -

SHOOTS AT a LAWYER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Euzaye Meas bv Sbnua/ Guile l0zh lntas Of The 1hU0I
Girl, TERRORIST TREATED
W1ITH BRUTALITY IN PRISON

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19
Small Talks

HERBERT-rhere plenty shooting
Ito leave Hawaii.
RADIN-The making
to look like it
OF banques,
music and oratoryi Those the times for
RoBT sHNGLEThe Mahuka
opening Bishop through
W. of brainy
Washington who advocate ownership of railways
GRIFFITHs Boston, promised
Oahu College library hundred
DEAN WORCESTER Philippines
and judge by looks whether health has suffered by it.
JACOB coERPERThe blowing valley
with stop
country becoming
less something mighty few white will be here
ARIEIGHI bigger postage
Los Angeles people have almost wish had kept stock
GEORGE LYcuRaUs The
House everything drinks They have they
o splers Holy
Rollers They catch everything religious that along nothing
done for them
supervisors away policemen
their fault and mine if there for special
by of the departments
requiring physicians
amnons the language of the country will simply Hawaii
line with the practice of all white nations.
satisfactory
committee the other night good spirit shown all round think the
present Legislature is doing remarkably well
GOVERNOR only Legislature
riding BILL did protect
the employees on holidays as the old law does
SPEAKER HoLsTENNo complain the being
nearly through
appropriation has only been touched The boys making good
W. EAMEsA believes Yesterday
Angeles visitor said Fine day him. Fme day he replied My friend
have been here eight this the day here
ED DEKUMThere ought to be bridge between the Seaside Moana
trouble filing
to
couldn't make for them somewhere aboard
w. A. WooDBURNWh back Seattle going
realized
of them months here idea
re
beautiful always
by optimistic ioyousness
daughter
the concluding lines will be fulfilled
the that
o again!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19

book where and will End the back OF by the aoving
In bookstores where they sell coapsc Of the
the udbts So why fight
dainty The easily made win hold bit Of
will stick foold
tho branches
although would
probably hit the birds hard
Charley to A. Lanai
lots would dashing filed mcmaid
The dinky birds all the damafula He's noble
The following s h editorial column:
Halt Bytander thou fdsky bird whose form fail
and sometimes fancy gentle dove, when
thy coongs and again imagine a thou
hurlest ambenly
him limb limb.
Ii 8 that The
vacation Jai) and will
in the Advertiser (columns tomorrow oh, h-hhail
Now sjusth
that the remark about Jail English gaol
hagh) Stars
of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19
A CULINARY STRIKE ON
BOARD THE DOCKED OHIO
(From Mondays Advertiser.)

VI IOHi
The Los Angeles visitors all ate in
town yesterday. not a meal having
been served aboard the s. S. Ohio since
lunch on Saturday.
And thereby hangs a tale.
1t seems that the walters, stewards
and cooks aboard the steamer have
been kept far buster than they ex-
pected since striking Hawaii. These
very necessary individuals had 1t nice
ly figured out that in Honolulu the
passengers would, as n general thing.
respondingly less amount Of labor for
the carriers of the matutinal coffee
and the singers of the midday hash.
The dope worked out differently,
however. So fine is the fare aboard
the Ohio that the trippers in a great
many cases passed up the menus of
the local restaurants in favor of the
bills-of-fare aboard the big boat and
every meal-time would see the Ohio's
dining-room crowded.
This didn't please the stewards de-
partment a little bit. The men want
ed to enjoy the delights of town them
selves and accordingly fixed on a plan
which would enable them to do SO.
After lunch had been served on Sat
urday delegate from the galley wait
ed on Chief Steward McEvoy, and
with manifestations OF sorrow explain
ed that there was something the mat
ter with the range. The cooking force
had done its best to fix 1t but to no
avail. To cook dinner that day would
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19
RAPID TRANSITS
WIN BASEBALL

The Infantrys and the Rapid Tran
sits crossed bats yesterday afternoon
at the baseball park where the latter
defeated the former by a score of 16
to 8. A very small crowd, composed
mostly of motormen and conductors.
viewed the game which was won.
without much work. by the Ding
Dings. The Infantrys scored a run in
the first and the third innings, and
three in the fourth. The remainder
of the game resulted in gooses.
The Rapids made runs in all but the
fourth and seventh innings. AS they
were so much ahead OF their oppo-
nents, they did not make use of their
part of the ninth inning.
Following Is the lineup OF both
teams:
II. r. Il. e. L. Co.-Fern. 3b; Evers.
s.s.; Hamauku. c.; Reuter-, p; Plum
kett C. f.; Aylett. 3D.; Robinson, 1b;
Nelson, II; Williams, RI.
Infantry-Brown, p.; Ringland, c.;
Boyle, S.. Van Vliet. 2b Carey. 3b;
Roberts. CT; Schoeffel. 1b; Brightbill,
II; Polak, RI.
Umpire-Lo On.
In the fourth inning, the Infantry
nine substituted Ringland for Brown.
as catcher. H.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19

y AuNtTtlStT.D
be out of the question and 1t was ex-
tremely improbable that the damage
could be repaired before Monday
morning.
The chief steward looked into the
matter himself and learned OF the mys-
terious malady OF the range from all
who had anything to do with 1t. He
in turned referred the matter to the
purser for adjustment.
Now Purser ozouf is a man of parts
and well versed In the idiosyncracies
of steamboat men, particularly cooks
and stewards.
THE boys want a day OFF," said he,
"and appear to want II bad enough TO
take 1t. 1 guess it'll save trouble to
let them have their little time"
He then toyed with the combination
OF his safe, paid every greasy man
Jack ten dollars and told them to be-
gone until bright and early today
He next got in touch with Mine Host
Lycurgus of the Union Grill. secured a
fiat rate OF fifty cents meal and is
sued tickets good for the Cribs grub
To every passenger.
In consequence Lycurgus has had
the busiest time OF all his busy life
since Saturday night. From dinner on
Saturday 10 and including dinner last
night, no less than 633 meals We're serv-
ed at the Grill.
II the cooks have returned from their
fieshpots to their stewpots this morn
Ing, breakfast viii be served on the
ship,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19
KAIALOHAS THE
ONLY CREWS

II has been said that girls cannot
keep a secret but the Kalaloha girls
must be an exception to that rule, as
they have allowed the public to think
that three crews were to participate In
the ladies' race, two teams composed
of members from their club, and
team called the Independents
One girl let the cat out of the bag,
however. yesterday and the long and
the short of Il is that the Independents
are no other than the Junior crew of
the Kalaloha Rowing club. They will
take the third event and Will try and
win the silver cup which has been Of
fered.
But that is where the girls have en-
snag. III the Independents
win the race, their name will have to
be inscribed on the cup and the Kali
aloha club cannot have their name on
the trophy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19
THE REGATTA BROUGHT
CROWDS TO WAIKIKI BEACH

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Tho fourth race n sailing race for
m. t,.foo, larry class was called OFT
for a lack of sufficient boats and too
much wind.
Perhaps the most beautiful of all the
races was the Hawaiian canoe events.
The start was a sight which will never
be forgotten by those who witnessed
II. The six-paddle Hawaiian canoe
race was the first OF these events on
the program. The first prize was won
by DR.. A. c. Walls canoe, the. Hama
keoke. The time was b;4t. rms wins
the championship or the Hawaiian IS
iands. Inc Judges nave no. oeciueo
VINO tney VIII give .he seconu piihe :"
oo'h the heawai'iaiie .nu .,e
ian, crews eoi''ns IN auou. u,.
ne SIN" 49, 80 ,n.' h.,
No. po,.hu,,,.,a nj, Koro,a,,n,,r, tool,
m. .oonnd nrize
The nrize c,n :, tho seventb race
went TO the Hanakeoke. whose crew
ran N six-paddle canoe from the Hotel
pier to Browns and return in 6:O5.
The Moana finished first in the next
event n two-paddle Hawaiian canoe
race. the Keawamalie second and the
Iaiele third. The Moana's time was
f22.
IRE four-paddle race was taken by
the Hanakeoke. time was GOA The
Keawemalie finished second and the
uaIekulani third.
The Kailimalaoil ikeao noikamakahi-
kikapuokalani's name was too much
additional weight and she let the Mo-
ana win first prize after making the
course in 400.
The four-paddle canoe race was won
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19
wHooPING COUGH.

The quick relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy In cases OF
whooping cough. makes II favorite
with the mothers of small. children
with the mothers OF small children.
making II easier 10 expectorate, keeps
the cough loose and counteracts any
tendency toward pneumonia. For sale
by Benson. Smith & Co. Ltd. Agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-19

aMAI
of
Taylor Treasury whispered Taylor place.
maln another though to be
Governor objec
T, hs i th town. - d a.arr ~ tho cvaors oninion
righteous the
proceeding
the official seeking light had convinced
the ought be made and had
received permission Hnous is for it,
kicking myself Of proposed
building The building not the site is the main thing There those
Bishop block public park
purposes
tropical Bishop Hotel King plaza of
andro
in ememat Captain Cooks achievement What beautiful
pity pleasure
United lose rights condemnation
confess furthermore sympathy with the idea of all fine
public buildings Milford Robinson
beauty
projecting
which, as matter of courtesy is called the Opera House
nothing Perhaps
sitedxing is the other name for i"nkeing
away opposition
Chairman Hus of the Board Supervisors would
But ustace du about The sight of Democratic police depart
and
life band,
the band gos he need
it here Don't Honolulu like to its conccr what
police prefer
privilege No wouldn't
the fair chance that might ustaee burst like those floating
Berger into belief that
And all the good of that would the sible
1 a
said Who these nfOuna I'm dead the
bills
guests played
ordered make the French cavalry Musical go
they
Marquis Donderblen
gOesi you
point passing
curfew Did take look these moonlight functions
hang long, up young b
Devil takes the hmot and after the so
the Beezbub cot and him dangerous mood
tell that these moonlight
res; and they given the wege the Hawaiian
warning
be If that can't be
pay Coney
the sehuetzen and the Cliff
Sunday pnes get the thing smack the eardms for their
It's suspected Congressman come Hawaii
think it is too far to travel without mileage
y
Says Jared to George,
You loosen
George Jared
and buried
Then both got ready
write Teddy
Strangely of the
Sans Small Farm Governor the
Jap Carter has long wanted Jared and his place
willing hand
him further stil by
which Jared can be boosted out He has heard learn that Jared keeps
this Territory Because of that he would like Legislature withhold
Experimental that
paid from Federal funds the Governor has nothing
this
to
employing
pipe
~ ~
1t is hard to catch rat with kill with
$ in
reasonable
but this at
thing they helpless before
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-01
MICHAEL HILLEGAS,
First Treasurer of United States, Whose
Portrait Appears on New $40 Gold
Certificates

banks and business enterprises and was
instrumental in supplying Washington
with funds for the munitions OF var
He served IS treasurer until Septem-
Der 2 l7SS. He really served under the
new Constitution Of the Uufied States
Government from March, I7ss. 70 Sep
TENDER II. his successor. Samuel Mere
dith. being appointed on the latter date
Michael Hillegas had several titles
Continental" and. later. as United
States Treasurer It is related that he
performed his duties with great skill,
method. and integrity. and executed the
trust ably and faithfully for the first
fourteen years in the history OF the
United States Of America
Recognition Is Tardy.
ct is gratifying TO every true Ameri-
can 10 know that. although tardy. rec
ignition has come and his valuable SER
vices are now brought 10 light"
The issue OF the new certificates, Mr.
Treat explained. is for the purpose OF
relieving the stringency Of 81 and 81
silver certificates. Each gold certificate
issued viii redeem or replace a silver
certificate OF equal value, thus releas-
ing quantities OF silver dollars now be-
hind bills OF larger denominations. The
silver dollars thus turned loose will
be used behind the much-needed 81 and
s. certificates. The Treasury IS also is
suing at this time the $ Treasury notes
authorized by the Aldrich law. in lieu
OF the s. gold certificate first suggested
by the Treasurer.