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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-08
Democrats Discuss Plans.

A meeting of the Democratic eandi-
dates was. held last night at which the
plans for the rally to be held at Aala
park on Saturday night were discussed
and the general plans Of the campaign.
It was decided to make as big show
ing on Saturday as possible in order
to start the campaign off right, then
to jump right in with the hard work
of the campaign in the city, holding
meetings in each district every night,
with the speakers attending both meet
ings.
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NOTICE.

Animal meeting Hawaiian Assocla-
ton Football League viii be held IN
Thistle Club rooms, Oregon block, De
+ober a All interested are requested
10 attend at p. m -
" B. F. BEARDMORE.
Geo Secretary.
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Recorded September %, 1905.
Albert F Judd, TT, to Wong Kwai,
Rel. mtg notes of J NJ Kauahikaua, ct
al in Lib IL. fol 900; Lib lS2, fol
$40 and Lib l39. fol 129. B 309, P Z4o.
Dated July II, 1908.
Wong Kwai to J N Kauahikaua, ct
al. Rel: int in various pes land, " alono'
etc. Koolauloa, Oahu; int IN ) shs IN
Abup Pukeemiki. Koolauloa, Oahu; INT
in rs land. Kaaleo, Honolulu, Oahu =
309. p 241. Dated July II, 1908.
Wong Kwai to Albert F Judd. TT, G
NJ. , mtgs notes in Lib 22l, foIs 80
and 95: leasehold, Puheemiki, Kooiau-
ioa. oahu; s14o0. B 800, P 24l- Dated
July 1, 1908.
Wing wo Tai & Co, by Attys. to Al
bert r Judd. TT, A NJ; mtg L Kaai-
manu-. ct al, in Lib ia, fol 3S9; + J
of Man Yick Co for $500; sl299.s6- d
30Q. p 245. Dated Sept 3. 1908.
Western & Hawn Invest Co, Ltd, %
Kwong Lee Yuen < Co, Rel; Ieasehold
and int IN bldg. King St, Honolulu,
Oahu: $500. B 309, P 246. Dated
Sept 25, 1908.
P Silva 10 John F Neves, D; Lot ]
of subdiv lot SO, kul 1G,6o5, KING y
Tract. Honolulu, Oahu; sl700. b $40
. 90. Dated Sept "a, 1908.
John F Neves and VT TO F E Clark
NJ: Lot ! Of subdiv lot 80, kul 10,5o2
King St tract. Honolulu, Oahu; s9O0
B s09. p 246. Dated Sept p, 1905.
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soon reach the shore.
Chairman Judd called a meeting OF
the executive committee for today, at
noon.
Republican Rally in Kakaako.
The first Republican precinct rally,
that held last night in Kakaako, was
a successful meeting in practically
every respect. the crowd being out TO
the number of between three and four
hundred. the party orators making
good impressions and being generously
applauded, and the maiden speeches. OF
one or two, of the candidates promising
some good speeches from the newly
fedged candidates later on IN the cam
paign. -.
presiding officer, his Introductory ad-
dresses being given with flow OF ges-
tures that took the crowd. He first
introduced John Wise, candidate for
sheriff. -,
wise repeated his pledge of loyalty
IN the ticket and his promise to carry
ont the duties of his department, II
elected. He referred to his own point
zeal history and his general record as
an assurance of what might be expeeI
ed of him In the future. He was well
received.
Toe Cohen made his maiden speech
stating that he was proud that his firs'
nla+forn address should be made IN the
Kakaako district, in the precinct e
which he himself belonged. He stated
that he had no axes to grind IN the
LEGISLATURE. but would, if sent there
bv the voters. work for those measures
that promised to advance the Interests
of the whole people He stated that ht
was in favor of identifying the city
as much for the benefit of those Wit
lived here as for the tourists and re
minded his hearers that it was as I'm
portant to keep the people here tina
we have already as to bring IN new
ones. Cohen was cheered and mad
good.
f. ". Quinn, candidate for reeiee
ton. this time as Senator. thanked tn
electors of Kakaako for the generou
support given him in the last eampalgl
and solicited that support again IN al
candiaature, for himself and his run
ming mates. He promised to work
be had always done for the good Of tn
/ rp0rle
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William O. Smith
Trust Department
EHsate4 Managed, Revenues Collected,
Loans and Investments Made.
Insurance
AGENT FOR ENGLISH-AMERICAN
UNDERWRITERS
Real Estate
FOR RENT

T. W. Hebron premises on Nuuanu
avenue, now occupied by Mr.. Richard
nj. Isenberg. Partially furnished. Beau
tiful grounds; large, spacious house.
Large house, Beretania street, next
20 Queen s Hospital.
FOR SALE
Lot with two cottages, corner Miller
and Beretania streets.
Fine Lot in Palolo Tract
House and Lot, Kewalo-
Lots in Puunui Tract.
Houses and Lots in Palama.
Lots in Nuuann Valley and kalmukl
House and Lot, King street, near
Thomas Square.
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wM. 3. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03
SUICIDES FOR
her SISTER

ST LOUIS. Mo. April J For q
year Marie Lehman 20 years old.
counted the DAYS which must pass
before. under the terms Of q life
Insurance poiiey. she could Mli her
self. and thus leave her helpless
sister. MagEie. ~ years old. s .000.
A clause ia the policy said that
the insurance would not be paid II
the holder committed suicide with
Ia one year. bat that after that
self destruction would not be a bar
TO collecting the insurance
The year expired yesterday. and
last night the woman KILLED herself
by taking eArboiie acid
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miners OF the country. IL one OF the
five Americans SOLICITED By rrcni
dent Roosevelt to be special guests
of the bis conference OF state and
territory governors 60 be held IN
Washington MAY ~. This confer
cnce. which viii last three days
and the sessions OF which will be
held In the east room OF the
White House, will be presided over
By President Roosevelt
II Will be the first meeting IN
tho history Of the country OF fed
eral. state aud territorial cxecu
tiYeH.
The five special guests will b,
Grover Cleveland W J. bryan
James J nm. Andrew Carnegie
aud John Mitchell
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BOYS CHARGE POLICEMAN
WITH BRUTALITY

from the patrnlmen Williams de.
nied any assault hut admitted scat
tcrlnR The crowd at the time
claimed Jones' said Williams
slapped enc Of the boys.
As the result Of the report. how.
ever Chief Ward has directed that
policemen ln making arrests use no
more force than a. necessary, aud
that they are not to strike boys
under any circumstances.
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SNOWSTORM

WINNIPEG. Man. April "a
great snow storm. which started
yesterday ia Northern aaskatehe
wan, II today general all over the
northwest. aud traffic il blocked
ON several OF the railway Inca
Many settlers aud their effects
an route tsom the United states
are tied .yp. aud considerable hard
ship prevails
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HORSES BURNED
tsy United Press.

LEXINGTON. Ky April ] -Firc
Of mysterious aliEln last night de
Htroyed u head Of thoroughbred
horsea az Elrmendarf James D.
HaEgins famous farm near here
The liaEgih farm produces a
largn amount Of tobacco. which was
sold ont 81 pool and II is thought
the fire may have been started by
night fidefa
The loss IL estimated At go 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-03

TO sEE eATTLEst4iPs
Take boats at Pier Ten round
tips daily 60c ronnd trim Sc
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UP TO re STATE.

The question Of preventative
measures To avoid the poilution Of
Lake Washington ia matter en.
ttfely within The Jurisdiction % the
state officials. according Ia a de-.
eiaion ~ the var department. de
iiYered 10 Representative humph
rsY AZ the national capital yesssF
day.
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Neckwear and Handkerchief for Easter
Items of extra interest because of
the near approach of Easter

Ruchng six styles in box some MI
boxes containing assorted coors VIZ
and others all white per box. 25c hWs<
Large Bows OF net, with Naen- Z%@$A
eennes lace trimming 25c. N nm
Large. variety OF small Bows &sIEs.T1
made OF lace and embroidery. net = @LysN
with Nalenciennes lace trimming TrTNin
and all net Sc. ~ NEEE
Very good values in embroidered Nm
Linen Stock Collars, in colors. 2Sc HipJi
Ascot Stocks, in white, and also EH3
in colors. 25c. u
All-Linen Handkerchief, with imitation Ar
menan lace edge. two for 25c.
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As soon as chief Ward has offl
elal knowledge of the affair. he
will inNvaaeate the charge of
JAMES Aaaew u, and Charles Nut
len. stUdeutao that Pstrolmen John
Williams aud Ralph Jones ON Tues.
day Hight unnecessarily heat tbvm.
mhtahins them tof Young taurha
e toe neighhofhood 1T 18th AZ s
The boys had Just left meet
inE Of their school ball team At the
home of Frank Twiteh,ll aud we're
ninging Ia the streets when they
elalm the officers started a. dis.
pcrse them The two bows claim
the policemen struck them. Muls
lens teeth helug knocked out
The matter WRs reported 20 chief
Ward. and he asked an explanation
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TO SET nATTLEshlPs
Fake boats at Pier 2 Ten round
trips daily soc round trip. .s'
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Dainty Sofa Cushions, ST Each

We have made up in our drapery workroom
quantity OF Tapestry and Velour Sofa Cushions,
to be sold at the very low price OF Sl00 each.
These Cushions are filled with high-quality silk
floss, and measure 20x20 inches.
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SELECT big FIVE"
Fer A CONFERENCE

10y United Press)
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April ,
John Mitchell. cN president Of the
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
CAUGHT RED HANDED
Washington Man COnfeSSeS
to Black Hand Methods.
WOMAN DECOYs ROLAND LEWIS
Letter with One Dollar Was the
Response To His Threatening Epi.-
tie, but Police Nab Him as He
Gathers in the spoilS-He Admits
Other similar Communications.

Detroit, Mich. March 2S-Caaght in the
very act OF gathering in the spons of a
black-hand letter he had written Nine.
Lulu Butler, beauty doctor. Roland Lewis.
formerly OF Washington, y. c. now OF
Detroit, is locked up at the Central police
station. following q complete confession
Of his methods Of securing money.
He admits writing extorting letters not
only 70 Nine. Butler. but also to C. W.
Zanger. furTier. and .. Beaudre. retired
dry goods merchant.
Nine. Butler s responsible for the ar
rest. Despite the fact thar Lewis had
threatened her with death II she betrayed
him into the hands OF the police, the
woman laid trap FOR HIM.
Lewis letter told her 10 advertise in q
personal column OF a newspaper A place
where she would leave the money. She
communicated with the police.
Lewis kept the appointment and found
letter containing a 81 bin in the place
specified. But as he took il a detective
grabbed his wrist
Lewis gave his occupation 10 the police
as a bookkeeper. He said he was out Of
work and was forced 10 adopt this
method 10 get money.
BE says his mother lives al Fifteenth
and L streets Washington. He saws he
worked for the Columbia Guaranty Com
pany. of that CITY.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
BURIED In COAL MINE
Seventy Miners EntOmbed
Behind Wall of Flames.
FOUR B0DIE ARE RECOVERED
Three Bosses in Addition 10 Score
OF Laborers Caught I'm wyoming
COlliery When Explosion Wrecks
Union Pacific Coal Companv's
PrOPerty-1G9 Once Died There.

Hanna, Wyo., March 2S-Union Pacific
Coal Cclpany'S mine No. l at this place
was this afternoon the scene Of an explo-
sion which entombed twenty miners and
three bosses and did thousands Of dollars
worth Of damage to the mine.
Special trains are tonight en- route 10
Hanna from Rock Springs. Amy. Cum
berland, and Kemmerer, bringing every
available miner and fire fighter from the
mines at those points.
In the meantime, preparations are being
made here for systematic effort TO
reach the entombed miners. Little hope
of finding them alive Is entertained by the
mine officials Dense black smoke is pour
ing out Of the mines. which themselves
are clogged with debris from within.
No. / mine suffered a similar expIo-
sion four years ago. at which time 1s9
miners lost their lives
\ week ago a small fire broke out be-
low the tenth level Because of this. the
mine was practically closed, 200 miners
being laid off while smaller gangs were
utilized in fighting the fire.
Workers Change shifts.
This morning Supt Briggs. accompanied
by the foremen of Nos. l. .. and 3 mines.
and seventeen men, went into No. l 10
fight the fire. At / o'clock several gas
men and fire fighters came out TO lunch.
and others took their places. At O'Clock
Charles Harris. a gas man, came from
the mine and was replaced by another
fighter
Half an hour later. with an awful roar
and heavy booming, accompanied by
shaking earth and trembling buildings. a
great spout Of fire rushed out both the
openings Of the mine. Immediately after
wards, both entries caved in.
Buildings around the mouth of the mine
were wrecked and great mine timbers
We're thrown around on the outside
AT o'clock tonight four bodies were
recovered from the mine. All were hafIv
burned and disfigured
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

gaseous fumes almost oyercame tn. peo-
pie OF some Of the mountain villages.
Considerable anxiety is felt for many
American mining men who are known TO
De IN the heart Of the earthquake area.
Prof. William G. Niven. OF New York. a
noted mineralogist. who has been operat-
ng mine IN the state Of Guerrero for
several years. was at the property when
the shock came 4 number OF other
Americans We're in that same section
Nothing has been heard from any Of
them.
The Ia Dicha mining camp. where the
Mitchell Mining Company. composed Of
Americans. Is operating. is reported TO
have suffered heavily from the shock. The
la Dicha mine. however. has been idle
for some time
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
PRINCE DE sAGAN RECEIVERS
Frenehnan Fails 10 Call on Nine.
Gould or the MOrses

New York, March 2S-The international
romance. Of which the Prince de sagan
and Nine Gould are the leading figures.
disclosed no new chapters to-day.
The prince. apparently quite recovered
from his Illness Of the evening before.
left the Waldorf at o'clock in the after
noon and took taxicab TO Martins
where he had luncheon. In the evening
he dined with some friends at Sherrys
Neither the prince nor Nine. Gould called
on the Tyler Morses.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
PORTUGAL AGAIN FESTIVE.
BlOOdShed Feared as Result of EIec.
5iOnS-DictatOr Wanted

London. March ga dispatch from Lis
bon says the situation in Portugal is most
disquieting
The government is accused OF endeavor-
Ing TO prevent the return of republican
candidates at the elections. which. il IS
anticipated. viii lead to bloodshed.
For the past few days several regiments
have been confined 10 their barracks. be
cause OF fear Of trouble The reaction
aries are intriguing 10 have King Manuel
re-establish the dictatorship.
II is rumOred that there has been a
revolutionary outbreak at Oporto.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
ThrOwer of Missile Terri
bly, Mutilated.
AIMED AT THE POLICE
Procession of Unemployed Sup
pressed by Authorities.
PARK HAD BEEN CLEARED

Suspicion of Grave Plot Organized
for determination of All Off,
GERS of Law and Silver
stein Declares He Has No Accom-
,piceS and that His Motive Was
Revenge for Beating Given Him
by Poice-Panic Follows the
Tragedy and Many Are Hurt.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
LEAVES VAST FORTUNE.
Daniel W. James VIII BequeathS
SI,I95.OOO TO Charity.

New York. March $.-The estate OF
Daniel Willis James, who died on Septem-
Der Is. 1907. has been appraised at about
S2l,oGoo, including both real and per
sonal property.
BY this will. Mr.. James beQueathed 10
various charitable, scientific. and religious
institutions sums aggregating SLIs5.000.
The residuary estate Of S24Sf2.s So will be
divided in two equal shares. under the
term Of the will, between his widow, Ellen
5. James, and his son, Arthur Curtis
James.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Antiauc ChIne.e and Jnnan..e C,-lo.

To the cOnnoisseur and collector the
sale which takes place al Sloan's Cal
leries, l407 g St. on Wednesday. Thurs
day. and Friday OF this week viii he ~
exceptional interest Many rare antione
chinese ana japanese porcelains and pot
terry. old carvings. bronzes. textiles -
broideries, early japanese stencils. water
cOlors, and prints are included in the coi-
lection. which viii be on exhibition 70
morrow and Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
DR.. HILL NOT GOING
TO POST In BERLIN
President and Officials Are
Highly Indignant.
TOWER TO BE RECALLED
Such Action May Serve to Clear
Up the Situation.

United States Government OmciaIs
Incensed Because some Person Has
Spread the Report in Berlin that
DIR. Hill Is Not Qualified to Repre-
sent This Nation in the Highest
Diplomatic Capacity.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
HEFLIN Is PRAISED
FOR Shot AT NEGRO
General Approval of the
SOutherner'S Conduct.
LAUDED BY TELEGRAMS
COmplimented for His Gallant
Defense of W0manhOOd.

Representative Gives Own Straight
FORWARD Version of Trouble I'm the
street Car, and the Incidents thar
Led Up TO the Shooting on Fri
dny AfternOOn-X-Ray DiscIoses
Negro Was Hit by Bullet.
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senator PIatt a DeIegate.

Oswego, n. Y, March 2s-The Republi-
can county convention to-day elected T
G Plat a delegate to the State conven-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Isn Bad Chnracfer.

The negro is bad character and is
well known to the police. He has been
arrested many times for various oTenses.
When arrested by Detective Grant in
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days, except ROYAL lin.
tied. City Offices. 1917 G ST. and GIG Pa
ave
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
OPERA GROWS MORE COSTLY.
Metropolitan May Charge Sc for Or
chestra seats Next Season.

NIlNNNHtt .'-tItN NJ -N-INNU-
New York. March 2S.-It is not imprOb-
able that the prices Of seats at the Metro
politan Opera House next winter will be
somewhat increased TO nonsubscribers
who want to attend the performances.
1t has been proposed 70 put the price OF
orchestra seats at IS. Now they cost s..
The seats in the other parts Of the house
viii be proportionately increased.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Carnations, soc Per Dozen.
Blackstone, 18th and II SITS. NV.
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Continued on Page ?, Column 4.


interest in banking dept. Of Union Trust
Co, 18th and II sts., and are subject to
check No better place for your surplus
funds' Capital and surplus. s.. .2O0. coo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Boards dressed CD, s1.G5 per 100 feet
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th ST. and n. !. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Frank Libbey & Co. say IL il gettinc
worse and are cutting prices.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Clear Alabama flooring, So per 100 feet.
Frank Libbey * Co. Sth St and n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

To Pittsburg. Trains leave Washington
every morning, noon. and niRht-g.I9 a
m. l:22 noon, 9;10 and 1870 night.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Siding. SI-5O per 100 feet. A big cut.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th st. and y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Some lumber firms say times will soon
be better and are holding up prices.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Dressed pickets and paIings, 81 per 100
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th ST. and n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

NO. ] cypress shingles, s. per LOCO.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th ST. and n. Y. ave
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Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
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j. III. Small a. Sons, Florists.
Washington and New York.
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Mountains Emit Fumes.

Sweet YiOIets, 25c Bunch.
Kramer. the Florist, 916 f st
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continued on Page ., Column 9.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

With the experiences of Chicago and
Philadelphia demonstrations by unem-
ployed, resulting in outbreaks. fresh in
mind, Police Commissioner Bingham pre-
pared for emergencies. Twelve hundred
reserves had been held in readiness az
various police stations.
AS the trouble about the park grew
worse the re-enforcements were dispatch
ed there in squads. With 500 men on the
scene, Inspector Schmittberger. in CON-
mand. could not control the multitudes
without resorting to great force
An Illustration of the police attitude
is furnished by this incident. When
Continued on Page ., Column G.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-15
Toe Mince
Meat Sc

ArmOurs "'Neri-
best brand AlinCe
Meat, enough for
two large pies.
Regular price, l0c.
One day at sc pack
age.
The sun., 1908-08-23

In blue cheviot. which has been sketched
for this page. is an extremely chic and up
to date type Of the simple outing costume,
but is more extreme In cut than Is advis-
able for the average wearer or within the
limitations of the average tailor. and more
conventional coat Of medium length with
gored skirt 10 safer experiment.
Leather coats have gained in favor not
only for motor use but for general rough
outing wear as well. and though leather
coat is much more expensive here than In
England or on the Continent it is not ex-
traordinarily extravagant and will be found
a most satisfactory possession. A soft.
light brown leather is the usual choice and
a good thing for all around wear. but the
soft Swedish leather may be bought In
many shades and delightful coats-whole
costumes. indeed, are made up In various
shades Of gray, red. green and blue.
The leather coat should be Of severe cut