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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
WORD FROM THE FLEET
Received BY Wireless Station on Pa.
Gifts coast--Ships 1900 Miles
Away-All is Well.

San Diego. Cal. July 24.-The gov
ernment wireless station at Point
Lone. was in communication with the
ilaiship Connecticut Of the Atlantic
feet shortly after midnight. at a dis
tance Of 1900 This is believed To
be the record distance for wireless
communication on the Pacific All
were well abroad the feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
cANNoNAplNe AT flZ

Teheran. July 24-Heiahhoh-
aiding. it is reported. has going
on at TabriZ. Accordingadflces
received here, the casuahumbef
Zoo. Disorders are repoit ispa-
haha and other places.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
JEALOUS MANS ACT.

Pert Edwards. Wis, July 24.-Dan
L. Lynch shot and killed Richard
seriously wounded Miss
Anna Sorenson, and tonight tried to
killed himself. Jealousy is the given
cause for the act Lynch was ar
rested
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
RE ELECTED PRESIDENT.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 24-Matlew
Cummings. of Boston. was reelected
pre- sident of the Ancient Order Of
Hlbernians at the national conven-
tor Of the organization today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
MILITARY ALLIANCE.

Copenhagen, July 24.-lt is reported
that the Danish and Swedish cover i
ments have agreed upon and offensive
and defensive miitary- anianne
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
crowd during the

crowd dnring the 10 mlhutes .
train remained here.
He was introduced by Congressm;
John Sharp Williams, who is here
address a meeting of the Dahlm
Democratic Club tonight. Bryan 81
he would wait until after his forn
notification before taking up the e
cussion of party policies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
SILENT IN
THE EVA MATTER

Supervisors Dwight and Archer, who
had been appointed special commit
tee to look into charges of irregularity
in connection with the road department
work in the Eva district, visited that
section on Thursday and yesterday re-
ported the result of their findings to
Chairman Hustace. Just what they did
find out and just what they went 20
find out no one concerned win say, al
though the whole matter viii come up
at the meeting of the Board of Super
visors on Friday next.
II should say that it was simply
case of neglect, is all that Archer
would say yesterday, but who had been
negleetful and what had been neglected
was not forthcoming That's all /
want to say about it, 2 said the Super
visor, and that was all he would say
about it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
COMMERCIAL
LAW OF WORLD
Germany Preparing a Compen-
dunn of lt-W0rk of Prof.
Huberich.

Among the through passengers by the
1Iiowera are Prof C. II. Huberich OF
the law faculty OF Stanford Univer-
isity. with his wife and child. Prof.
Huberich has been to Australia to
study the systems Of commercial law
in the various states of the Common
wealth, and to make a report on the
subject for compendium of the COM
mercial law of the world which is to
be issued by the German government.
Included in the bodies Of law on
which Prof. Huberich is to report. is
the. Crown Colony of Fiji.
In its body of commercial law, -
says Prof. Huberich, Australia fol-
lows very closely the forms and spirit
of the English commercial law. Many
of their statutes are almost word-for-
word copies of similar statutes of Eng
land. Of course there are differences,
made necessary by the differences in
conditions, but there is an utter absence
IN the commercial law, of that spirit
of innovation and. experiment that is so
strikingly manifest in their industrial
legislation.
ssNo capital for the Commonwealth
has yet been selected, and apparently
they are as far from an agreement ON
that subject as ever. There are strong
differences of political sentiment among
the various states, which have not be-
come adjusted yet. New South Wales
was free trade state while the others
were ali tariff states. and some of them
high tariff states. But there seems to
be a strong attachment to the Com
monwealth and with the powers that
have been given it, it seems certain that
IN time there win Be buff up strong
Commonwealth government.
'sFiji In her commercial law shows
some marked divergenees from Aus
tralia, though both are modelled very
closely after the English law
During my stay in Australia I was
so engrossed with the particular work
had, that found very little opportu-
nifty for studying either political eondi-
tions or problems. While in Australia,
/ heard report that the Spreckels were
to put on a passenger service between
San Francisco and Australia anew, in
February"
While Prof. and Mrs. Huberich were
in Honolulu they were shown the things
interesting to see by A. d. Larnach, who
was one of the Professors pupils at
Stanford, and is now praetieing law in
Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
DEATH Of FRED
". WUNDENBERG
Dies Suddenly Last Night at
His Pacific Heights
Residence.

Frederick W. Wundenberg died sud-
denly about 5 o'clock last evening Of
heart failure following nearly two
years of i'll health. He was stricken
soon after dinner, and DR.. HOFFMAN,
was telephoned for in haste. But by
the time he arrived at the residence
on Pacific Heights. death had inter-
vened.
The funeral viii take place from Ka-
waiahao church at o'clock Sunday
afternoon, Mr.. Wundenberg having ex-
pressed wish that this might be So
and that the Rev. H. H. Praker should
oficiate. The pail bearers have not
yet been selected.
Frederick w. wundenberg was the
son of Godfrey Frederick Wundenberg,
for many years a resident of Hawaii,
and Registrar of Public Accounts I'M
der Kamehameha v. He was a grand
son of Prussian officer who partici-
pated in the battle OF Waterloo. He
was born in Hanalei June %, 1850, and
was educated in the schools of the is
lands and at Punallou. The family re-
moved To California in 1868 but he re-
turned about three months later and
was for a long time in the employ Of
Castle & Cooke. Later he was in the
employ of T. H. Davies & Co. He
became Postmaster General of the
kingdom in 1886 and he held that office
until he resigned In May, 1891. He
was. during 1891 and 1892. clerk in
the Judiciary Department. In 1895 he
came under the ban of the government
of the Republic of Hawaii for alleged
completely in the revolution Of that
year, and he went TO California. He
returned after annexation and has
been in business as a financial agent
ever since.
In October 1900, he married Miss
Eastmuir, who he had met in Austria
ma She survives MINI =. -@-s --'--a
He leaves five sisters, Mrs. T. J.
King. Mrs. J. H. Soper, Mrs. Anna
Wright, Mrs. Frank Brown, and Mrs
Darby, the latter resident of Cali
fornia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
DR.. ALVAREZ
TELLS Of MEXICO
Has Been Away From HonoIu-
lu Four Years---StilI
Spanish Consul.


DIR. Alvarez. for many years a resi-
dent of Honolulu, and even at present
the accredited Spanish Consul to Ha-
wall. returned last Tuesday after an
absence of four or i've years spent at
Cananea, State of Sonora. Mexico. For
two years he was a physician there
in the hospital maintained by the Ca,
nanea Copper Company, but since
then he has been engaged in an ex-
tensive private practise.
s'My practise" he said, 81 left in
charge of my son, DR.. Walter Alvarez,
last November, and he has been doing
very well. He is a graduate of Cooper
Medical College, and married a Miss
smyth, the daughter of the Rev.
George smyth. Methodist minister
of Berkeley. She is a graduate of the
University of California. He has a
large circle Of acquaintance here, His
practise is largely among Mexicans. 50
that he has learned the language
pretty thoroughly.
DIR. w. J. GaIbraith. who formerly
here and was at the head of
the hospital in Cananea. is now the
private physician for Col. w. c.
Greene. formerly at. the head of the
Cananea Copper Company. They are
now in Los Angeles. but they spend
most of their time travelling.
John S. Clark. for several years in
drug stores in Honolulu. is the drug
gist at the hospital in Cananea.
.'Cananea is at an elevation of $500
feet above sea level. in a superb eli
mate, and forty miles from the ArI-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11

IONA line and right in the same cop
per region that has been working for
so long and so probably at Bisbee.
Arizona. The mining company en-
plOys about 1000 persons, and produces
about 100 tons of matte. day. The
mine is now controlled by Thomas
Ryan, the man who owns the Equi-
table Insurance Company and who has
figured so extensively in high finance
of late. Col. w C. Greene was for
merly in control. He is still president
of the Greene Gold and Silver Mining
Company OF Chihuahua. which owns
about million acres of land there
He is also president of the Greene Grid
Company. owning placer mine cap
-ftalized AT IS. 600, 900. IN Sonora r.
The region around Cananea offers
few opportunities. except that a man
can always get employment in the
mine But the southern part of the
State of Sonora, in the Yaqui River
Valley. offers great opportunities for
tropical agriculture. The land is rich
er than it is anywhere else in the
world except in the delta of the Nile.
Mexico is making great progress.
Porfirio Diaz is a wonderful ruler.
When the material he has had to work
with is considered, the results are mar
vellous. Life and property are safer
in Mexico than they are in the United
States. Public education is constantly
being improved, and the effort Is be-
ing made to establish agricultural
schools, and to develop agriculture.
Mexico is more backward in agricul-
ture than in anything else Generally
speaking the pillow of Mexico is still
a forked stick with an iron point, and
the ground is merely scratched instead
Of being plowed.
In Cananea, have built two hotels,
one of adobe. and the other of brick
The latter is the best hotel IN the
place Adobe structure is very COM
mon and is in many ways admirable.
If plastered it will last for ages in that
climate The plaster used is what is
called Douglass cement, which is not
j cement at all but is a gypsum which |
serves as an excellent substitute for |
plaster
II arrived here on the Siberia just /
-wenty years to a day from the time /
{ arrived IN Honolulu for the first time |
IN the old Australia. I have never /
abandoned this as my residence, and /
am still the Spanish Consul accredited I
1ere. I have considerable property /
which I feel that 1 ought to look after,
md so I expect to remain here foI a
-ear at least"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
CALENDAR EXHIBITION
INIY. NJ. c. A. HALL

That an attractive exhibition, prov
ing of decided interest to large num-
Der of people, could be made through
the display of business calendars was
proven last night at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall. where such
an exhibition has been prepared and
which viii be free to all corners until
its close tonight. In g. room partition
ed of in the center of the assembly
hall and taking up nearly the whole
of the large floor space, calendars OF
all description have been hung. the
whole arranged artistically and to
good effect. On one wall are the va
rious calendars distributed on the New
Year by the various Honolulu firms,
about the only one missing from theI
collection being that given out by
Scotty. On the other three walls are
samples gathered from throughout the
mainland. in nearly every case being
attractive specimens Of the printers
art
The exhibition opened last night at
seven O'Clock and during the evening
hundreds Of people visited il, in near
ly every case expressions of pleasure
at the display being heard from the
many visitors. Tonight, at the close
of the exhibition, the various calen-
dars VIII be auctfoned OF 70 defray the
expense Of the undertaking.
We are giving this exhibition TO
advertise the various calendars and TO
let the business community Of the city
know that the Y. NJ. c, A. is alfve,~
said Secretary Paul Super last night.
we want TO knit the Y. NJ. c. a 10
the business community and get the
members Of 1t interested in Us If we
can. A little later on it is our inten-
ton to give q regular advertising ex-
hibition here for locally manufactured i
goods and there are other things be- 7!
sides in view"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11

The restrictions being put upon immigration by the Canadian
government aimed specifically the Japanese in Hawaii al
though these within the provisions of the law Immigration
into Canada during the few has become that the
English speaking population is in danger of becoming saped By
imposing restrictions the Canadians will discourage immigration from
Southern Europe Orient and of than native Americans
from the United States.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS
OTTAWA January roMinister of Labor Leieux who
Japan settle the immigration difficulties growing of the Van
couver riots says that his mission quite satisfactory
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11

A nine pound sweet potato grown at
Wahiawa is on exhibition in the win
dow of the Promotion Committee. Even
Burbank could hardly do better than
that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
TWO HUNDRED MILLION
FOR PANAMA CANAL

WASHINGTON, January 1IIt has been admitted by the
officials the plans for the Panama. canal
calling for widening
million dollars The engineers estimate of the of
originally planned hundred and forty
millions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
Must Go Direct From Japan or Be
Excluded = Takahira's Appoint
ment Has Been Formally An
nounced
ASSOCIATED Press cablsgransH.s


VICTORIA, January 1.-THE local immigration officials
received instructions Department the Interior
exclude all immigrants coming from any country other than that
of their birth The enforcement these instructions viii exclude all
Japanese arriving from Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
GRAFTERs LOOKING FOR BAIL

SAN FRANCISCO January IoSchmtz and Rlef trying
to arrange bail The other graft have been
postponed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
THAW JURY READY FOR TRIAL.

NEW YORK January Io-The jury which is try Harry K
haw for Stanford White completed today
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
TAKAHIRA'S APPOINTMENT
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

TOXIC January 11-Kogoro Takaira has been officially
to Aoki
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11

In the elections of the representatives in the German Rehstag
manhood suffrage already but property qualification
representatives the Landtag the local gi
corresponding legislatures America.
application of the manhood suffrage all elections that the So
caists have been agitatlng
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
BOMB THRowERs IN WARSAW.

WARSAW January IoThe Terrors threw bomb today at
passing car They killed soldiers and wounded ten
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
GERMAN SOCIALISTS GET
PROMISE OF REFORMS

BERLIN, January 11-Prince Bueov Chancellor of the
Empire has promised reform in the suffrage laws Yesterday
before the Rechstag by Socialists
which party has made a demand for manhood suffrage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11

Your last chance TO see the Poultry
Show; open tonight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
WHITE DEVILS ARE DISLIKED.

PEKNG January 1o-It reported that the rotng at kia
Shngfu was anti-foreign sentiment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
IN THE WAKE OF BIG FLEET.

PERNAdBUCO, Brazil, January 1o.-The American toPedo
hotila has arrived.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

paths of peace-oh what glorious, triumphant peace they have! AS all roads during Caesars reign were said to lead to Rome, so all the gospel paths of peace ultimately converge at one great central destination. They all meet at the foot of the great white throne or God. And sfl those who travel them shall assemble there. In the many paths of the dense woods of earth you can pass within few yards of your friends and miss them entirely, but there is no danger of ever losing those who travel the gospel paths of peace. You see, we cannot miss each other. We are all head ing to the same destination. We are all going to assemble in the one place, where we shall sing the same songs and look upon the face of the same Christ and live there through all eternity in the same mansions. Oh, Is 1t not glorlous news that those who have gone before ing behind us shall yet be one with us in glory?
 While I was writing this sermon I seemed to see a most wonderful vision. l saw beautiful picture. In apocalyptic vision I saw the members of my church travelling those paths of peace and all meeting there at the foot of the throne. Then T saw ourselves one day going off alone and assembling as congrega- tion, just as we do here Sabbath by Sab batf.. We were singing the old songs and meeting in holy fellowship, just as we do here. And in my vision l saw my self arise and repeat the beautiful words of my text, Her ways are ways of pleas antness, and all her paths are peace"
 Copyright, 1908. by Louis Klopsch)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice 10 Contractors.

Notice to ContractorS.
 Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock M, February 10 1SoS for all the labor and material re- ouired in remodeling the Russell County Court House at Scale, Ala, according to plans and specifications prepared by T. F. Lockwood, Architect. Columbus, Ga
 Plans are on file at the office of Judge of Probate, at Scale, Ala, or can be had on application to the architect.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for the sum of $500, made payable to H. T. Benton, Judge of Pro- bate. Scale, Ala, and the said sum will be forfeited to said Russell County, Ala bama, in the event that the successful bidder fails to make bond for S5OOO with an approved surety company, licensed to do business in the State of Alabama. Proposals must be made on proposal blank furnished by the architect and ad- dressed to H. T. Benton, Judge of Pro- bate, Scale, Ala. The right is reserved to accept any or reject any or all bids.
 H. T. BENTON,
 Judge of Probate, Russell Co.,,
 Scale, Ala.
 1-12-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
FOR RENT.


 RESIDENCES-NOR S5O.00-2417 4th avenue, 8 rooms.
 RESIDENCES-SOUT s11. .50-622 12th street, 3 rooms. s6O OOO-11O9 18th street, rooms. s5O.00-2s30 Avenue e." rooms. s45.O0-21so Highland avenue, rooms. s45.00-1000 10th avenue, rooms. s35 500-1130 10th street, rooms. s15O0-1729, 14th avenue, rooms. s35.00-19O3 Avenue e." 8 rooms. s65. 65.OO-Lincoln street 10th and 11th ave- nues 10 rooms. S47.50-1227 20th street, rooms.
 STORES. S175O0-1S09 2d avenue, 3 stories. s12.50-132S 2d avenue, story slbOO0-10s-11 22d street, 3 story. s35.O0-22s-S0 South Fist street, l story. s1e.Oo-3o1 South Fist street. 1 story. s16o-23o9-11 Morris avenue. 4 story. 275OO-2O24 2d avenue. story. s1ooO0-1st avenue and 18th street, story. s1s7. .5o-21A 2d avenue; 21221s 2d avenue. 3 story. s1o5.0O-2d avenue and 25th street. 2 stores s5oO0-1700 1st avenue. 1 story. se0.00-2601-03 2d avenue, 1 story. s2O O0-2529 2d avenue. 1 story. s25. .O0-25s1 2d avenue, story. S18Oo-216 North Fist street, story.
 OFFICES. ss. .oo-216ts North Hst street, room No. 8 xs.00-2161z North Fist street. room No. l. Phone for full particulars.
 w. B. LEEDY & co Phones a. 112 North Ast st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

FOR SALE. $500 Cash, $40 a month, s-room, 2-story house. storm-sheathed, double floors, bath, etc. Corner lot. House alone worth price asked for entire property Why pay rent when you can buy on these terms in one of the best neighborhoods in Birmingham?
 s1SO0-S150 cash, s20 a month, 5-rooms on corner; all street improvements and sidewalks made and paid for; North Haven.
 s2OO Cash, $2O a month, broom cottage, well built, two lots, on corner, near Helena station and South Park, South Ensley and North Bessemer cars. $24O0-s400 cash, balance s25 a month, r. room cottage, all street improvements and sidewalks paid.
 s2400-One-fourth cash, balance $25 month Groom cottage. two large lots, on fine elevation overlooking city, in North Smithheld. This is a bargain. INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE COM
 PANY OF ALABAMA,
 HARRY LYONS, AGENT. Bell phone 764 2109 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
FOR SALE
UNION REALTY co.
FOR SALE.
Bell Phone GAP.

s21OO-52112x200, corner, overlooks city; the
 choicest lot in Fountain Heights. $325O-7-room, 2-story, modern residence;
 best part Woodlawn, one block from
 car: gas and electric lights; house alone
 cost the money; 5000 cash, balance l.
 and years.
 s2OOO-Elegant Groom cottage with hall
 clear through southern front; one block
 a2d street, WoodIawn; $350 cash, balance
 like rent; house will cost that price to
 build it.
 ssoo to s4OO-I still have several of those
 nice lots near South Park station; $50
 cash, balance $1O per month.
 S2Q0O-14Ox14O, nice broom cottage; near Y, Rising station, South Ensley line; one
 third cash, balance easy.
 saeo-50xi40 Groom cottage, in excellent
 condition; corner; $500 cash, balance FOR RENT S2O-5-room cottage best part of Fountain Heights, two blocks of car; cement walks, gas, city water. s2O-7-room cottage, three blocks ear' West End. s1s-6-room cottage, one block car, 52d street, Woodlawn. Sl5-5-room cottage, one block car line, 52d street, Woodlawn. l2.50-6-rooms, S507 Avenue G, recently re-
 modelled.
 S12. .5O-Exeellent broom cottage, 319 blocks car line, North Birmingham. sl5 and ST 50-Several flats, rooms each; 12th street and Avenue l. $S-3-room cottage; good white com munty; central school; Woodlawn. s9-Excellent 4-room cottage, one block car line, East Lake; water furnished For rent day or night, Gelders hall, cor ner 4th avenue and 10th street; hest hal in city for balls and assemblies. JOHN B. BETHEA. Bell phone 36s 461 Hood Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
Old Hoss Sale.

By the order of the freight claim agent I will sell at public auction at the Southern railway freight depot, at Bir- mingham, Ala, on February 10, 1908, at 10 a. m, the following refused and un- claimed articles of freight.
 T. L. HILL, Agent No 1. Southern Ferro Concrete Co.,, one car stone.
 No 9 Mclean Lumber Co.,, one car logs No B. Birmingham Rolling Mills, one car scrap iron. scrap iron. No 5. Wood Dickerson Lumber Co.,. ons car logs. 1-26-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

FOR SALE. $55Oo-2-story residence, 12th ave, cor, bargain.
 s1SOO-North side property, rents $25O s275O-Choice Norwood cor, 66x19o. s2750-N Highlands, cottage, rents $3OO. s65OO-Close in, N. 17th st, rents S7b0 s25, 000-Third ave. cor, 100x140, improved. s65O0-Lot 2d ave, 18th and 18th streets. SIS, 6OO-2-story brick store, rents $l75 mo. s1O,50O-Large s. side cor, rents $500 34700-Nice home, s. 18th st. $90OO-Fine lot, 521sx165, Ave. J. $5sOO-New cor. s. Highlands residence. furnace.
 FOR RENT. 7.50-New 3-room cottage, West End. $25 .O0-5-room cottage, n6 N. 18th st. $30 000-S-room cottage, 1730 10th ave. $. $5O.OO-1O rooms 12th st., South. 30.00-9 rooms, St Charles st., modern. $400O-S rooms, 1000 10th ave, s. Several other dwellings and saloon COTS.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phones S10. 2lO7 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
MADAM DE CANTER
 Biz Sale

In puffs and switches; $5 cornet puffs in set, for $3. Switches from $2 up No trouble to show goods, as we have six saleslades. Can make puffs anc switch es out of your combings
 MARQUISE BEAUTY SHOP,
 AIS N. 18th Street. Peoples phone 2255.