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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
BAND CONCERT
AT THE MOANA

The following program has been ar
ranged for tonight's public band con-
cert at the Moana Hotel, Waikiks
commencing at 1880 o'clock:
PART I.
,rarch-..prosit,, .. Kunoth
Overture-"Italian in Algiers' .-..-
Rossini
'''.t'
Tntermezzo- ..Heidenrelcn
selection-"La Traviata" ......-.Verdi
PART II.
yocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection-"My Old Kentucky Home
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....-... 1aAoey
Waltz-"El Paso" .....--+... ANDREWS
Finale-.eRapid Transit ......Arnot
THE Star spangied Banner
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

1ssa-Iieutenant John e. schelpp $50 Precinct
1e00-Lieutenant Solomon c. Hauptman 26th Pre-
cinct; Sergeant Louis G. Wagner I'd Precinct; Ser
19O1-Lieutenant Michael r. Kelly, 12th Preclhcti
Sergeant William II. Ahrens. 69th Precinct ,.
1902-Lieutenant James S. Bolan, I'd Frecinct.
Lieutenant Robert z. Mills 18th Precinct; Sergeant
Robert Quinn. 18th Precinct.
1eO3-Sergeant Thomas ONe. 4lst Precinct; Ser
geant Patrick ]. Kelly, 10th PRECINCT , ~,
1904-Patrolman Christopher 9. OBrien, 16th IRE
Patrolman Joseph NJ. McNierney Central Office
squad.
i9O5-Lieutenant Michael J. Calvin, detective bu-
Patrolman Frederick JSNildsy @th Precinct
1s06-PatTOlman Daniel Shaw, Sd Precinct; Pa
trolman John ]. Dwan, b. b. H. squad, Patrolman
James Fox. 7th Precinct.
In the last year the department medal went to
Patrolman James A. Scott the Rhinelander medal
TO Patrolman Harry Hoert. of the Central Office
squad; the Isaac Bell medal to Bicycle Patroman
Thomas J. GUILTY. of the Sd Sub Precinct; the
Peter f. Meyer medal to PatrolInan Walter Mac
Donough. of the Sd Precinct, and the "Brooklyn
Citizen medal to Patrolman Robert j. Kelly OF the
4Sth Precinct
On account OF the strike of the ongshoremen
direct telegraphic communication was arranged be-
tween the reviewing stand and Police HeadQuar-
men along the waterfront The oldtime helmets
which were worn by the men seemed TO please the
crowd of spectators and many remarks deroga-
tory TO tie new caps We're heard After the last
Of the policemen had disappeared the Mayor and
the Commissioner entered the latterS automobile,
and with their escort drove to the Mayors home.
dismissed the escort and went home to luncheon.
Among those who sat the reviewing stand
were the Rev. DR.. Thomas SCer, Philip Rhine
lander giver Of the medal bearing his name; ex-
intendent of Elections; Deputies OKeefre and Han
and Admiral Joseph Coghan.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

speed OF the IN West Broadway. from the
Battery to Canal street, only ABA miles hour
while the average speed from Canal street to 4th
street is only BAL miles hour. The correspond
ing speeds in Broadway during the same hours are
b.5 and % miles an hour, respectively.
The surface lines are used every day by con-
them suffer in greater less degree from these
delays.
Streets and sidewalks are intended primarily for
travel and transportation This fundamental fact
seems TO have been lost TO sight IN the general
sumption that they be occupied for almost any
other purpose This assumption. however has no
dent that my contention. when fairly presented,
will appeal the city authorities. and that Will
accomplishing that end the traffic squad can be Of
the greatest assistance to us, and ! inform you
In advance that at the proper time l intend 10 ask
ror your cooperation
When Commissioner Bingham departed the
men seemed to feel more at ease and to enjoy
themselves Inspector Flood in citizens clothes,
sought TO enter the hall unobserved, but a
grizzled patrolman spied him. and getting on
his feet, said: Fellows see who is here!' And
then there cheering for Flood.
Nhen the ice course came, the walters
marched around the room with trays fashioned
after policemen on horseback, patrolmen lean
Ing against lampposts and the like, This seemed
to please everybody.
Letters of regret were read from Mayor Nc
Clellan, Deputy Commissioner Hanson H H
Nreeland. H. B. Claflin, Frank O'Brien Deputy
commissioner OKeeffe and William z. King.
One incident occurred here that seemed TO dis
concert the toastmaster. When the letter of re-
gret from Mr.. Hanson read 1t was followed
by painful silence. but when the name Of Dep
uty Commissioner O'Keeffe was reached the men
stood up and cheered themselves hoarse. Mr..
Hanson is al present the trial commissioner at
Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
CHEER EY-INSPECTORS.
Police Parade Spectators applaud
Denoted" Ones.

The annual police parade yesterday. in spite Of
the weather and the longshoremen's strike which
slightly reduced the number Of marchers was
plainly q great success In the eyes OF the spec
tators, who cheered the martial line Of six thou
sand buecoats
The parade started. contrary to precedent. from
Astor Place, instead of the Battery. 1890 o'clock,
with twelve brass bands and many fife and drum
corps. the being divided into three brgades
OF ten regiments each. For the first time in the
history of the department the recruits from the
school of instruction marched in a body in the
parade. There We're about two hundred Of them,
and at the reviewing stand they gave exhibition
drills. One of the features OF the parade was the
applause which greeted several of the former in
spectors who had been reduced in rank captains
by Commissioner Bingham all along the line of
march. Commissioner Bingham. in his automobile,
rode down early to City Hall. escorted by two pla-
toons of mounted men, and got Mayor Mcclellan.
whom he then escorted TO the reviewing stand.
In command of the first company of the first regi-
ment Immediately following the Traffic Squad.
proudly led by the horse OF the department.
Inspector Max Schmittberger came Captain Will
lam +. Mclaughlin. who reduced from the
rank OF inspector and sent TO the command Of the
Westchester station. He was cheered his march,
Captain George McClusky. another former
inspector who behind him in command OF
the second company OF the second regiment
The of honor after Chief Inspector COrtright
and his staff occupied by members of the force
who have received medals for bravery. The honor
company" consists Of
1s98-Lieutenant Frederick Stahl 11th Precinct.
commanding.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
ARMY AND NAVY NEVIS.
From The Tribune Rureau.I

Washington. May IL
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES q. ATREs. to l4th Cav
Mater Major HENRI E R ;,na T Allen to sth cavalry.
First Lieutenant JOSEPH Il BARNARD. 70 9th Cav
Brgadier General HENRY T ALLEN chief Of Philippine
ConstabulaEy report to Secretary of War. washing
First Ltsut.nant CHARLES T FOSTER, assistant
6R8 f%f Rs0eST eS: :'''i'@ t engineers.
Of e5slnse1 00sIG N OF SIsees' % rom once Ghlsi
Daniel " LaSEwqod s2TRs q sHrnssEs
epo9af9 duty in oioo e2isf of STAN
First Loutenan EpwARD e b. TEpDER assistant sur
First GIeuena ison san EfnSsso 70 1Pf P2Ty
from San Francisco to Washington Barracks General
Contrast surgeon ALBERT l. MILLER to United states
oontract surgeon LEE ROY DUNBAR. from No~ York
First Lieutenant GiLBERT \. YorNGBERG, second
I1eqtenantS HAROLD $ HETRICK william A.
Engineers from Third Second Battalion OF En-
HAkRY 9 TEcfiIE 18Th Infantry GiIBEIT Git ai''' X
NJ H'rq@Ty SoTdnan,e dePaTtmenm J4IIS
McGf9yFss f = MORAN gt SIh InfaaTy ana Join r.
-, Leayanw9Th for examination for promotion
e1sha2 cooo i R6BERT RI r 70 1MEs 10 I'm
t a39f iiSR4 ~ H. D. sTI 70 2'ih l9fantTy philippines
Colonel EDWARD b. MosELEY, assistant surgeon gen
lated as'io serSoe on account o 0i dsaby ae-
dent thereto his retirement is announced
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander BALL. he Rhode
Island. home and wait orders
Lieutenant G A GARDINER. detached the Ohio to the
Lieutenant ". b. WELLS, detached ST, Louis: TO tho
Rhode Island.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
May 1oThs washington. at navy yard. New York: tho
Yorktown PuntR Arenas. Rtca
May 1.-THE Pennsylvania at Kobe the Wilmington a
Chnkang.
SAILED
May 1.-THE Hannibal from Hampton Roads FOR Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. May 1.-THE following appointments
were announced at the White House to-day:
.
Charles $ Wilson. of Maine. TO he secretary OF
legation at Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic
A. Campbell Turner. OF Missouri To be sacord
secretary of legation at Havana
Thomas Ewing DabnCy, of Louisiana to bs third
secretary of embassy at the City of Mexico
John Van A. MscMurray. OF New Jersey to be
kQk. Slam, AA-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
BROUGHT PRISONER FROM FRISCO.

Detective Coghlan, Of Brooklyn Headquarters.
returned last night from San Francisco with man
named Ben Blum. arrested a charge of COM
plicity in the theft of furs valued at $4,000 from
the establishment of Frederick Siefter. No. 267
Stanhope street Brooklyn The police say he has
confessed and that his picture is in the rogues'
gallery.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

One effect OF the public's waiting attituds in
the general market may show IN resumption
OF popular interest in mining. Some indication
or this appears in the Stock Exchange listing
this week Of the consolidated mines of the rich
Mexican district of BatOpilas. Stress has been
laid hitherto in this review upon the fact that
we have largely revoIutionized mining finance
conditions To an insplrting extent the gambler
ana Take promoter are succeeded by the conser-
NatlNe business manager-and investors are ao!e
10 safeguard their interests in mining, for min
ing becomes an actual cOfnmercial. Industrial
enterprise-nuch depending upon the character
OF ,hose who are In a property's control-Whlch
FACTOR would seem to make dividend paying
batopllas for example almost ideal for ftS cl-
rectory includes names no less notable tnan
PresfGent III. B. Parsons. of the Wells Fargo
Rank; Morgan j. O'Brien. jefferson n. Levy and
enrique Z. Creel. the eminent Mexican banker
now Ambassador to the United states. upon
whose authority II is disclosed that with S1S-
uoopoo already produced. the Batoptas mines
ARE practically inexhaustlble and will be worked
S0p GAnaraxans~ H AIALAAWAX.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

In any calculation TO what may be this
Immediate character OF the general security
market 1t seems conservative to estimate that
IN large degree strength can be expected to show
only in specialties. So far as high priced
stocks are concerned-more especially such as
directly affected by the Union Pacific mis-
fortune-they can hardly be counted on to show
strength from any new confidence on the part
or the investment public. And. unhappily, this
consideration attaches TO a number of con-
spicuous stocks not directly related 10 Union
Pacific-stocks which in large volume be-
neved to be speculatively held by the same
group of fnanciers
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
ALLps BILL SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

Albany. May u.-Governor Hughes to-day signed
the bill of Senator Aids apprOpriating $780, 900 for
paying the states half Of the OF the repair OF
local roads in towns operating under the 'money
system" in accordance with the provisions of the
FuIler-Plank law.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
Desire the patronage Of the Public!

1ul Desire the patronage Of the Public
On and after the Seventeenth day Of SEPTEMBER 1907,
nv the plans, arrangements, provisions, which the company
has made to the largest patronage by the most
perfect service, viii be ompete
A test Of this service and an inspection Of
representative range Of Dr. Goods (ncludins
articles for ordinary as well as extraordinary use
is respectfully invited
sdh Avene Eighteenth 10 Nineteenth Streets, New York
Ghre formerly occupied by 3. Altman Coupans)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
WANTED 10 BEGIN EARLY.
And re Was Given Start Yesterday on
Two Years Sentence.

81. Adams, Aug. Flor brutalIy as.
saRlting and attempting tu rob old
James Carroll on Tuesday evening, Il
man giving bis name as Fred Greenwood
Of Manchester. N FL, was Yesterday
sentenced by Judge Post, 70 serve not
lnore than two and half nor less than
two years at hard labor, IN the state
prison at Windsor. Greenwood, who was
captured shortly after the commission 81
his crime on Tuesday night, by Chief
Mahoney, was anaigned III the city court
yesterday, plcaded NOT guilty and WAS
placed under 500 bonds for action BY
the September grand jury
Later in the day he asked 10 be sen.
fenced SO as to begin his term Of im-
prisonment as soon as possible He re-
quested the court TO send him 10 state
prison instead Of the house Of Corree.
tion, stating that lie had something CON.
ing to him at the latter place and didn't
care to 20 back there II was learned
here that Greenwood i an old offender,
having done time both IN the CShitten.
den county Jail and the house Of corree.
tion. At the latter place he made a
vicious assault on two OF the keepers
in an effort to escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
LABoR pAY IN RuTLANp.
Preparations Being Made for Good
Celebration.

Rutlansl, Aug. The COMMITTEES who
have charge 81 the labor day celebra-
ton to be given iii this city September
2 is making every effort 70 have tins
years celebration the largest which has
ever been held in the state Invitations
have been sent ont To an the unions III
Vermont TO be present and take part IN
the parade, which viii start Oh ATerF
chants Row at 1880 in tho morning,
instead 81 in the afternoon as formerly
planned, Organizations from Bellows
Falls, Fair Haven and Burlington have
already sent word that they will be
represented Id Rutland.
Ruel S. Rowe Of this city will be
marshal Of the day. Secretary j. w.
Kellette. 81 the committee in charge, Ii
III communication with James Duncan,
first vice president Of the American
Federation Of Labor, who has practically
agreed To be present at the celebration
and give an address. The Fair Haven
and Rutland bands have been engaged
10 furnish music for the celebration.
There VIII be tic usual field day sports
AT the fair grounds, consisting Of two
horse races, running races, jumping, etc.
Owing tn the fact that The affair is
the day before the opening az the Rut.
land County fair the specialties engaged
for the fair will be on band for the
labor day event.
4 banquet given in honor Of the
speaker If the day will be held III the
evening at one Of the local hotels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
- 80 Ne pinner.

The abaentmlndedness OF certain
well known Scotch professor is notori-
Gus. Not long ago be invited few So.
lect friends to dine with him, and upon
their arrival, some short time before
the hour set apart for dinner, the pro
fessor suggested walk through the
conservatory and grounds until the
gong shonld sound the dinner hour.
After spending q short time Inspect
Ing aowera plants. etc. host and
guests came suddenly to q small gate
at the end Of tho lawn All" said the
professor 70 hIs aetoniahed guests sas-
surealY this will 30 d much nearer way
honie for you than golng back TO tho
'front.' And, all unconscious Of his ID.
vtation 10 dinner, be opened the gata
ana bowed hls guests out Tendon An.
axsers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
IS A STRIKE EVER JUsTIFIEDf

~ - - $1,000 - > 80 - ~ . - 49,
'was there ever strike from the
time Adam rcbelIed in the garden OF
Eden to the one instituted here the frst
81 May that was iustiHedi9 asks Editor
Metcalf Of the Fair Haven Era. We
refuse to pass judgment on the iustih
cation Of Adams little hlow.up, eggel
On. Of course, by Eve. but we are Of
lie opinion that the answer to the ab
rtracL question oneilt to be FYes.' The
roaton for cur belief may be found in
consfs question; Has there been a
reduction ii wages and tho consequent
squeezing Of those people who happen to
" industrial servants that has been
ii4tiHea? rhgro certainly has been
lastiscstioa in some cases for cut.
ting dosn in the wagcs Of employees
fcr tae reason that the product 81 their
loiut labors has shown marked de-
acasc. When Che returns from produc-
lion, because perhaps Of sluggishness
Of the market OF largely increased cost
81 raw material, have been smaller,
ten tie employing elass ought to share
tSe los Hence, reduction Of wages
& IL fairness. irp.ined, albei. that
course Il rarely aapioyed.
On tbe contrary, however. when pros.
pesits sules. ~hcn the joint efforts Of
yAriln, and labor produce more, thc'e
(. a corresponding increase IN returns.
% fairness to both the great productive
wneies. there ought then 10 be III
sion of the increased returns, Eur
MA Of the employing class do not Of
fr own initiative make fair aiyi.
iou Of that increases therefore labor.
fl1npa its concerted effort, calls atten.
lion 10 the failure. and the movement
when carried to the last ditch is called
K strike. Yes. strike Il sometimes
justified. That is one Of this phases
d the industrial movement which makes
il 50.
As 30 the strke among the slate
workers At Fair Haven, We have no inti-
mute knowledge anil disavow any desire
70 mix UP in the purely local discus
sion, but on the abstract proposition
We are free 70 say that strike q some-
times Justified,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
Laying in Coal supply.

ST. Adams, Aug. 1.-The Central Yer
mont railway viii between today and
December put in its winter supply Of
fuel coal for It's locomotives. Sixty
thousand tons will be brought here with
in that time, forty thousand tons viii
be kept here and the balance viii be
distributed at Burlington, Montpelier
Junction and White River Junction,
The supply for the southern division
win be- delivered at New London. Conn,
and will be stored there and at Brat
tleboro. The railway consumes two
hundred Thousand tons Of engine coal
every year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
BURLINGTON WON'T BUY.
Citizens Reject Proposition to Buy the
Jail Site.

Burlington, Aug. i-At yesterdays
city meeting, held to determine whether
the citizens would authorize the pledge
Of the credit Of the city for sum not
exceeding $1,000 for the purchase Of
the present Jail property, the PROPOSE
tion was turned down BY a majority Of
347 The whole number OF votes cast
was az, Of which IS were IN faFor Of
the purchase of the property and 4t2 OPP
posed 20 it. Il was noticeable that the
petition 10 Mayor Bigelow for the meet
ing was signed by n voters. whereas
only IS voted in favor Of the aeqliAi.
ton Of the property by the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
LIQUOR FOR MEDICINE.
Is Claim Of Burlington Man Raided Yes.
terday.

Burlington, Aug 1sherif Allen ana
Deputy Sheriff Eaylin paid . visit yes.
terday morning to the home Of John
Ashley near Winoosd park and seized
fom quarts Of whiskey. Ashley claimed
that Mrs. Ashley obtained the stuff for
Jim for bis own use and the amount on
hand would indicate his illness, ii III.
ness il was, required many repititions OF
the same dose OF medicine.
In tho afternoon Ashley appeared be-
fore Justice ], n. Maeomber and WIS ad-
mitted To bail 81 $500 in the case grow
ing out Of the seizure. de did not fur
nish bail in either case. Ashley was
bound over TO county court few weeks
ago an the charge Of Illegal liquor sell
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
MONTPELIER.


Earle sherhune returned yesterday
from jamestown. and lie tells an even
more unsatisfactory story about Ner-
mont's share il the exposition that did
Manager Martin Of Burlington. Pressed
leaves and flowers and canned goods
were the principal exhibits III the VeF-
mont section, While the Vermont build
itlg was closed two days on which he
visited ii When he finally got inside
he found no one t0 welcome him, nor
could he register because of the absence
Of pen ana ink. The register thus far
has not single visitors name inscribed
Mr.. Sherbnrne was unable to locate the
marble and granite exhibit, and he de
cIares that the maple sugar that Is be-.
ing served ID OIL color.
The commission Of which Senator W..
r. Dillingham; IL chairman will said for
home on Thursday, August 20, probably
from Liverpool.
Judge A. ] Rising Of Denver, Colo3
who is spending his vacation in Vermont,
called yesterday oil WI A. Stowell. Judge
Rising Is native of Warren and more
than SO years ago Taught school on
Moretown common. Mn. Stowell being
one az bis pupils. Although rs years
old, Judge Rising i remarkably active
and ii thoroughly enjoying reyisiting the
scenes Of his boyhood. About ) years
ago Judge Rising sentenced To death the
Rhode Island wife murderer, Graves, who
cheated the gallows by committing sui
eide IN his cell.
The funeral Of j. 4. Doyle was held
yesterday morning from Sc. Augustine's
church, the Rev Father j. j. Culloin of
floating, and the body was taken to
Hallowell, Me-, for burial. The emf
ploycs at the beds OF the Ryle q Me-
Cornick Granite company attended the
funeral in a body and escorted the re-
mains to the station.
The Rev. George H. Spencer Of Ever
EFT, Mass vas has been visiting Mrs,
IL. 4. Spencer, his mother, returned yes
terday to his home
A mare owned BY Joseph Perkins,
valued at $3.50, sueeumbed to the collie
yesterday after brief attack.
Or. and Mrs. y. NJ, Knausa returned
yesterday from vacation trip Of two
weeks III New York and Pennsylvania.
Judson La Crosse Of Winehendon,
Mass, Is visiting Paul La Crosse, his
brother
| VI b. Henderson Of Kansas City, Mo-,
and c. $. Sutton Of Chanute, Kan, west
ern agent Of the National Life Insurance
company, are visiting the home Office.
To golf players: the prize at the Clan
picnic on Saturday to the one holeing
the most balls in the putting competi.
ton, Il three golf balls presented by Z.
! A. Drown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01
oriain q Fire.

SO far as actual knowledge goes we
find that the possession Of Gre and the
art 0e making It By one method or
another have belonged 70 the vast ma
jority OF mankind as far back as we
can trace. A irelcss race has never
been found. The original method of
making IRE waH undoubtedly by the
simple friction Of two pieces Of wood
rubbed together. With his stick and
groove the present day Tehitian can
produce ere 10 a few seconds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01

There Is no need Of war to kill off
tic people 70 long AZ We have the rail
roads For Tho last three months the
railroads in tle United States killed 42l
people and did injuries to a total 81
10, 50S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-01

Il had strange dream the other
night said the major.
what was itf9 asked the young
thing.
Il won't to heaven and as an old
newspaper man was interested in their
journal up there. II was miserable
thing mot a well written story IN .t--
and | told ST. Peter so.'
what did be say2y
lie said: It's not our fault. We
never get auy good reporters up here. /"
Philadelphia Press.