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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-07
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENrs.

AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., eas
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phils-
aelphia, Pa.
Newal Universal Mill Co., Manu-
facturers Of National Cane SHREDDER,
New York, N. Y.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, naa
Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-07

Recorded December %. 1906.
Frank E Colby and WI to Richard III
Trent, TT, NJ: lot 20, blk A, of Baseball
Tract Kulaokahua, Honolulu. Oahu.
$3.50 B 2S9, p 222. Dated Nov Il, 1906.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-07
YAMATOYA
Shirt Makers.

have moved to z, Pauahi street. near
Nuuaru street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
WATERFOWL JoTTlNGs

c. I. Hungerford of N. Y.. was in town recently.
 A concrete floor is being laid on the bridge near the Greenville fac tory.
 There was slight thunderstorm here yesterday afternoon but there was not enough rain to materially effect the crops which are fast dry ing up.
 A careload of cement has arrived for the new parochial school.
 Father Loftus will take a census of his parish this month.
 Isaac P. Kellogg who is laid up with blood poisoning is improving.
 Miss Mary Bronson who has been visiting friends in Southbury has returned home.
 Mrs. George Griswold Is rapidly recovering from her recent opera ton.
 The IS months old child of Mir. and Mrs Rollin Oliver died We'd nesday of cholera infantum. The funeral was held Thursday and in- terment was in Mt. St James eeme- tery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
Personal Mention.

Paul Johnson of Central avenue is spending his vacation at Short Beach.
 Miss Margaret MeDermott of Spring street is visiting relatives in Hartford.
 Miss Esther Parker of Meadow street Is spending a few days at Laurel Beach.
 Miss Nellie Rourke of New Haven Is the guest of Mrs Minnie Conway of Curtis street.
 Miss Julia Grell of North Main street is the guest of relatives in Brooklyn, \. '.
 Miss LIIlie Baker has resigned her position at the store of Martin Hail. jan on Maple street
 A number of camping parties are binE formed for the next fev weeks by local parties
 Mr and Mrs James Monahan of Cherry street are entertaining Johf King of Butte City. Mont
 Ms Anna Moore of Ward street has taken a position in the o7ce of the Naugatuck Chemical Co.
 William B. Hall of Meadow street, vho has been spending ts0 weeks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03

FATHER MARTO0GESIAN associate of Father Martoogesian, are coming here to urge him to save his life by revealing the plot in which he was but the ignorant tool.
 Khachadorian has already told Je. rome much, and 1t is on his admissions and the testimony of Mugerdich Ka- loustian, the ''strong arm" agent of Martooeesian when the priest was treasurer of the Hunchak, that the district attorney is said to depend in the main for connecting Father Levont with the Union square assassination.
 Archbishop Sarajlan visited the slayer and tried to convince him he ought to come out with the whole truth. Bedros made scant replies. Father Levont was smoking cigar across the court. He glared fiercely at the little prisoner. who is said by many Ar menians to have been his tool for at least four years.
 The archbishop will visit the mur- derer often, and through the influence of the venerable prelate 1t is believed the assassin will sooner or later give the name of every conspirator who ar ranged for him to kill the merchant.
 The eliminating point in the Hun chaklst reign of terror approaches. At least three wealthy Armenians have been given until today to pay large sums to the blackmailing society or die. and others have been threatened with death, but without definite time limit.
 One of the men who has been doom ed to die today is Armon P. Aleon. the millionaire rug dealer. Mir. Aleon Is taking no chances. but. armed with two revolvers and his house surround ed by guards. held an all night vigil at his beautiful home in East Orange.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
vacation, has returned home.

vacation, mas returned nome. A. L. Painter, who now resides in Bridgeport, is spending few days with his family on Galpin street. Miss Mamie Renehan of Union City, who has been visiting relatives in Jersey City, has returned home. George Fred Gray of Church street leaves tomorrow for Adin, R. l., where he will spend a months vaca- l tion.
 Miss Isabel Hamilton of High street, who has been visiting rela- tives in Providence, has returned home.
 Floyd Wooster. George Young. John Hoadley, Jr, and Ernest Sim mons are camping at Spectacle lake, | Kent.
 Miss Elsie Sewell of Laurel Beach, who has been visiting relatives in town for the past few weeks, has re- turned home.
 Miss Helen T. Paterson of Beebe street left to-day for New York city where she will spend a few days visiting friends.
 Attorney Eugene Sweeney of New | York city is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs Owen Sweeney of Arch street, for few days. Miss Lena Fulmer of Brooklyn N Y. who has been visiting MT and Mrs Charles Grell of North Main street has returned home. Mrs Pierce E. Freeman of Carroll street is in Boston this week attend ing the old home week celebration that was held in that city. MT and Mrs Charles Chipman of Newfield, N. H., are visiting Mrs Chipman's parents, MT and Mrs Rob- ert Wagner of Carroll Court.
 Miss Mae Mahon has returned home from Laurel beach where she has been spending vacation since the closing of the schools.
 Word has been received here of the marriage of Charles T. Arnold of Baliston Spa, N. Y., and Miss Ellen Breen of Naugatuck in New Haven on July S1.
 Mrs Squire. Mrs Reeves, Mrs Whalen, Mrs Leary, Mrs Roberts and Mrs Kilduff left to-day for Laurel Beach, where they have rented cot tage for a week.
 Mrs B. A. Peck and daughter, Mazie, of Oak street. left this morn ing for Plainville where they will spend the next few days at their cottage at that place. Former Representative Joseph Brennan is nursing a very sore hand that was caused by getting a piece of iron rust in his index finger while at work in the foundry few daya ago. 5gzaVr neitsssa1 es srsTaHo1
 J. T. Garrison of High street left this morning for Saranac lake, N. r., where he will spend a weeks vaca- tion with his sister-in-law, Mrs Dwight Hopkins. formerly of this place, but who has resided there for some length of time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
TO WAR ON MOORS
France and Spain Will Teach
 Arabs a Lesson.
SLAUGHTER HOUSES ALL PARIS.
Propose the Immediate Landing of Troops at cssablanca and Punish- ment of Those Who Mac
 sacred Eight Europeans.

PARIS, Aug 3.-At the conclusion of the cabinet meeting it was announced that France and Spain had reached an agreement to concentrate their squad rons on the coast of Morocco. where Arabs are preaching a holy war against all Europeans. having already killed at least eight white persons and forcing many others to fee to ships at Casablanca.
 Almost all the French residents in Casablanca have arrived in Tangier aboard an English ship. They were got aboard the vessel with great diffl- culty. Moors from warehouses along the harbor front firing with rifles upon the refugees in boats. The rising is said to have been entirely anti-French. but that since the Moors have become infamed toward all foreigners. The harbor works in Casablanca. which . were under construction by French contractors. have been entirely de- stroyed The homes of almost all for eigners have been footed and many have been burned.
 A determination to dispatch troops was reached al an extraordinary meet ing of the cabinet. Three transports are loading 2.50O infantry and 80 cav alrymen in TOuIon. and Spain has agreed to send an equal force.
 The French charge daffsires in Der lin has informed the German govern ment that France will land troops in the disturbed city.
 The French and Spanish govern ments are acting In concert to meet the situation. A warship of each of these powers is now In the harbor of |Cassblsnca. and three French and one Spanish men-of.war are on the way here Italy has also sent the cruiser 1a
 rance has proposed to Spain the
 smeiiats landing ef French and Ptpsnizh troops at Casaolsnca and. ss anticipation of q favorable reply. has prepared three transports at Toulon 10 Rcoarey 25oo men and 800 horses to Norocco Some embsrrzssnent in neeting the situation h caused by the absence of Premier CIeue1cezu- uhs is ct Ksrisbsd tzkfnz the vatsrsl
 A dlzpetch from orsn. AiEzria. re pcrtz -tEst the stzts bank rt Isnzisz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03

much above 5000 It will take the ofHcial count to determine the major fty.
 John Sharp Williams has carried twenty-five counties and Governor Vardaman seven The Williams cam paign committee concedes eighteen counties to Vardaman- Noel of Holmes county and Scott of Bolivar county will go before the second primary for gov ernOr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
\. { P. Pure Food Bulletin.

IA. ( ?. Pure Food Bulletin. Extra Stamps and Great Cut -Prict
 CRACKER SALE This Week. TEAS and COFFEES Bouhgt at the A. & F. have body, strength and flavor not found in goods bought elsewhere. A trial will con- vince you it's so.
 TEA. 35c. 40c. 50c. COG and roc ID. COFFEE. 1Sc. 20c, 25c, 3Oc, 32c and
 35c ID.
 50 STAMPS with 1 lb COG Tea. 40 STAMPS with ID 5Oc Tea. 25 STAMPS with Il lb 4Oc Tea. 20 STAMPS with 1 lb 35c Tea. 80 STAMPS with 1 ID 35c Coffee. 25 STAMPS with lb 30c Coffee 20 STAMPS with 1 ID 25c Coffee. 10 STAMPS with 1 ID 20 Coffee. :. A & P. BAKING POwDER-13c 25c,
 45c and 50c can. A. & T. PURE EXTRACTS-All
 fiavors. 25c bottle.
 Special Cut-Price Cracker Sale ZO-ZOS or LEMON SNAPS--S pkgs
 for 10c. regular price 5c each. UNEEDA MILK BISCUIT-3Ac a
 pkg. regular price 5c. SOCIAL TEAS OR GRAHAM
 CRACKERS-Regular price 1Oc
 each. ? pkgs for 15c. BUTTER THINS-Reg1fiar price 10c.
 7Rc a pkg.
 10 STAMPS FREE with the follow.
 ing Articles.
 ? cakes imported castillo soap Sc each ? boxes A. &o P. ball blue =. Sc each 3 cans Campbell's soups ..... .o5c 1a can A. & P. cocoa. h ID ...... .2Oc l can A. & P. fancy salmon ... .oOc
 or 2 cans at .12Hc each l can Franco-American potted l pkg toasted corn flakes ...... .1Oc l can A. & P. evaporated milk .10c
 or cans A. & P. .evaporated milk
 .................. .5c each
 Always demanding highest price, al- ways first in line of butters wherever sold.
 Elgin Fancy Creamery Butter. We sell 1t always at cost. Try It.
 Cheese and eggs. get our price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
Mrs. rhaw and Mother Rcconc,iea.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 3.-Forgetting :he cruel statements made about her by her daughter at the Thaw trial. Mrs. Charles J. Holman and her daughter. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. it is said have become reconciled, and 1t is asserted that the two were seen to- gether on the porch of the Holman home in BrooklIne. e suburb.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
has been piflaged and that a British consular employee has been captured between Tangier and Elksar.
TO BE SENATOR WILLIAMS.
Governor yardaman Beaten In Mis-
 sissippi Primaries.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 3.--Latest re- turns from the Mississippi primaries bear out the early indications that John Sharp Williams has been nom- mated for United States senator by from 10000 to 15.OO0 majority. al- though the supporters of Governor Vardaman say that his majority will be less than 10000 and may not go
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
Her Are a Tenaer Point.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug s.-Because her fsnce twitted her about her age. Miss Emma Perth of Reading broke off her engagement with Harry Blssell at the marriage license bureau here Miss Perth. tweniy-nine years old. in dignantIy told BlsSell. who is twenty four. that be talked too much for her and that he could go and find some other girl to marry.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
Roof Wa. Blown a Mile.

wEEHAwKEN. N. J.. Aug. 3.-Ae. companled by roar that shook the Palisades and attracted attention even on the Manhattan shore. a huge oil tank of the valvoline oil company at Edgewater. \. l.. blew up. Its roof was hurled into Grantwood. a dis tance of one mile.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
nr.. rssr. prsppes pe.s.

BOSTON. Aug- 8 - Following fh revelation that her son. John Y. Moore. n wealthy leather merchant of this city. had been sued for t5oooo fer breach of promise by his foruer part ne-. Mss Jezse B. MscLellan. his nother. Mary N- Moore of Pesboty. 6ropped dead
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
v.r7--.aa szz.-r=u. sent se rs--s,

cnr7--11n 3-=.-rss. sent e Te,nbr-
 NEW YORK. Aug- 3-Glarence ". Byrne. Christian Scientist. was en- tened to thirty days h the Tonbs prison for permitting his Etrie daugh- ter to de without calling fa regular physician to attend her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
American Golfer. Win at Toronto.

American ooffcrs Wtn ~ Foronto.
 TORONTO. Ont. Aug. 3.-The Amer lean golf team defeated a picked Ca nadIan team on Lambton Golf club links by 5 points to 1. The feature of the play was the defeat of George s. Lyon. the Canadian champion. by Herresho6, the latter winning one up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
pr.eLport CN.r.n.n shoos. Hln.-lf

TORONTO. Arg. s,-word reached the provincial authorities here from Chief Fire Ranger McDonald of tho suicide by shooting of W. H Moor of Brockport. Y. T. on Island os4. oIi posife the Hudson Bar stores. on Lzk. TemsgemL Moore was with Dr. V J. Bott Of ElmErs. \. H.. and wen. north for his heaifh-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03

J. T. Garrison of High street left this morning for Saranac lake, N. r., where he will spend a weeks vaca- tion with his sister-in-law, Mrs Dwight Hopkins. formerly of this place, but who has resided there for some length of time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
ASSASSIN TO PEACH
Police After Man Higher Up { In Tavshanjian Tragedy.
BISHOP WANTS PRIEST TO CONFESS

G6tncF MuEtOO8cshhh NEBG0 " AGAA What He Knows of Armenian
 Plots and Thus Save Him.
 self From Prison.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-District Att torncy Jerome will ask the grand jury to indict Father Levont Martoogesian for murder, 1t is announced, in con nection with the assassination of H. s. Tavshanjian.
 The real slayer of the wealthy mer- chant Bedros Khachadorian, will not be sent to the electric chair, 1t is said. but will be let off with few years in the penitentiary if he decides to make a fuller confession and tell who prompted him to slay.
 Several of Khachadorian's relatives from Lowell, Mass, where he used to live and where he was an intimate
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
Hold Your Cotton

We hope sincerely our farmers ar"
i'm a position to withstand the assault
of one Theodore Price who is simply
repeating his annual tactics in pre-
dieting that cotton will soon fall to S
cents. In years past his object has
been to depress the price as much as
possible, then bull the market and
reap a rich harvest. Our advice to
the cotton producers is to hold, hold,
and then hold again. You are now in
much better position stragetically to
dominate prices than ever before, and
al that is now necessary is unanimity
in holding the staple. When the gam
blers find you won't stampede prices
will then seek their legitimate levels
cleveland Star.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
Negro Boy Ran Into Buggy,

While Mr.. Cyrus VanAmringe was
driving along Orange street yesterday
between Fourth and Fifth streets, a
young negro boy ran headlong into his
turnout, the lad having his head down
and not noticing the approaching We
hlcle. The boy was stunned by the
blow and he fell to the ground. He
was slightly bruised but not seriously
hurt and Mr.. VanAmringe took him in
his buggy to the home of the boys
parents
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08

been for about six months within the
corporate limits, now the Sth ward
and its property has been assessed Tor
town taxes But there have been ex-
tended TO it no municipal advantages
enjoyed by the rest of the city, such as
police protection, water and electric
lights. 1t may be called simply tax
ing district'-and ii looks as if that
was the sole object in incorporating il
against the wishes of its inhabitants.
committee will go 10 Charlotte
and escort Bryan here on the 18th
be an address at o'clock in the after
noon and a reception at 4 O'Clock. II
is expected that battalion of 100
horsemen from each township will join
the parade, which will make a cayal
r. column 1,200 strong. as there are
twelve townships in this county.
The street committee of the Wom-
ems Civic Association, asks the city
to place covered receptacles for trash
on the business streets. and calls on
the merchants to keep their sidewalks
clean.
Mrs. II. ]. and Mrs. e. L. Pemberton
have returned from their summer
stay in the mountains of western North
Carolina.
DR.. Faison, formerly of this place,
now of Jersey City, is visiting his Sis
ter, Mrs. R. A Switzerland.
Mrs. Mamie Williams of Gray's
Creek township, was carried to the
insane asylum at Raleigh yesterday.
A leading farmer told the CORES
pondent today that his first cotton
picking has panned out more than all
pickings of last season, but that it
is very difficult to get the crop pick
ed out. Some planters offer to carry
the hands to and from the field in
wagons, and have to feed them on
the fat Of the land.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
Secured Preisidents Promise

Colro, ILL.,, October 3.-GOvernor
Curry, of New Mexico, who spent last
night on the boat with President
Roosevelt. secured a promise from him
to support single statehood for New
Mexico. He authorized me to say
said the governor. that he is for state
hood for New Mexico alone and will
do all he can to secure the passage
# single statehood bill. We will
have the bill introduced early in the
session." the governor added and will
crowd it to a finish
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
FOUGHT FOR CHILD'S CUSTODY
Hearing i'm Habeas Corpus Proceed
ings From Pender County Before
Judge Biggs Yesterday.

A hearing was held before Judge j.
Crawford Biggs late yesterday after
noon in a habeas corpus proceeding
from Pender county, the action being
Instituted by Lula and William Jones,
colored, of this city, against John
and Cornelia Bryant of BurgaW, Tor
! the custody of Johnnie Bryant, the
Young son of the plaintiffs in the ac-
ton. The defendants are the boys
grandparents, being the mother OF
Lula Jones and they claim that their
daughter gave them the child and that
| it was abandoned The mother on the
| contrary denies that she gave her
child to her mother and she asked that
it be placed in her custody
After hearing the matters presented
by c. E. McCullen, Esq, for the plant
IFS, and by Mr.. Beasley and Mr.. Ward,
for the defendants, His Honor ruled
that the child should be turned over
to it's parents.
This decision raised a rucus in the
court room. The old grandmother al
most went into mysteries when the
child was forced away from her and
the little fellow, when taken up by his
mother, let forth piercing screams that
attracted attention on the outside. The
woman, however, went away with her
son. The old grand mother remained
in the court house for some time after
the decision had been rendered, giving
vent to her feelings in awful moaEs
and cries
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
FAYETTEVILLE NEWS LETTER
Preparing For Bryan-Big Cavalry
Parade-News and Personal Notes
Especial to The Messenger.)

Especial to The Messenger.)
Fayetteville, Oct 3.-The central
committee for the reception Of W. j.
Bryan, on the 18th inst, is as follows:
Nai. E. J. Hale, chairman; Hon. ]. &.
Shaw, Mai A. A. McKeithan, Capt. J.
D. McNeill, Messrs. j. A. Oates, c. j.
Cooner. J. II. Anderson, Fl. r. Horne,
III. L. Cook, Q. K. Nimocks, G. G. Rose.
Besides Bryan being the private guest
of Mai. Hale, there will be public
"functions''-address of welcome, re-
ceptions, etc The Fayetteville OBJ
server of Tuesday gives it's opinion or
Bryan thus: ''The greatest living
American; or, as one distinguished
gentleman put it, and truly in our
opinion, the greatest living man.
A parsonage is being built on the
arsenal grounds on HaymOunt for the
preacher riding the Cumberland Meth
odist Circuit.
Mr.. n. D. Emerson of Waycross,
Ga. and Mrs. IT L. Fentress, of VIII
1nington, were here to attend the
funeral Of Miss Lillian Haigh
Miss Virginia C. Flipps. head nurse
of the Highsmith hospital has return
ed from her summer vacation, which
included a professional tour Of north
ern city hospitals
Haymount, the western suburb, has
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08

American

IN
All the Time.
American
Years ago we had what was known
as of years in politics; We do not
nave them now. The candidate is eter-
nally before us. The pot is always
boiling. The strife within party lines
is often fiercer and more strenuous
than that without Great social, eco
nomic and even moral questions are
settled according TO the bearing they
Will have on the political situation.
If the element of politics were elini-
mated from the Southern railway en-
broglio we have no doubt an amicable
adjustment would have been reached
without resort to the courts. The can
didate is very clever man. and most
accommodating withal, but he is
general disturber of the peace never
theless We wish we had less of him
He is certainly too much in evidence.
He can be controlled if the people de-
sire to control him. No man has any
claim upon the suffrage Of the clti-
Zens. Nobody has ever earned all Of
fice-certainly those have not who lay
claims to have done so. The very best
man for almost any position i, rot
the man who nominates himself, but
he whom the people nominate. -CL;,r-
ity and Children.