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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-03

TERSON.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, assignee and present
owner of that certain mortgage exc
cuted April 1. 1908, by David l.. Pc
terson. to Henry Smith, trustee, or
record in the Hawaiian Registry or
Deeds at Honolulu, in Biber 243, at
Page 4Os, intends to foreclose said
mortgage for condition broken, to-wit:
for the non-payment by said mort
gagor of the principal and interest
secured by said mortgage, when due;
and that. upon such foreclosure, the
undersigned viii sell the property con-
viewed in and by said mortgage, as
hereinafter described, at public auc-
ton. to the higher bidder, at the aue-
ton rooms of James f. Morgan, at
SCI Kaahumanu street, in the City OF
Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii. at i
o'clock noon, on Saturday, the 18th day
| of January, 1905 said date being more
| than three weeks after the first pub
lication of this notice.
| The land and premises so conveyed
nv said mortgage, and which will be
| sold at public auction at the time and
Mace aforesaid, is and are described
as follows:
All that piece or parcel of land sit
uate at Kunawai. in the City of Ho-
noluIu. County of Oahu, Territory OF
Hawaii. being a portion of the land
| described in Royal Patent NUMBER
i 1886. Land Commission Award 2llS'
and bounded and described as fol-
| lows:
Beginning at the west corner OF TINS
| award. at a redwood post from which
| Punchbowl Survey Station bears 5. 90
s., E.. and running as follows by true
bearings:
II. n. 10 40 w. 1870 feet along fence
! to stone wall; '"f
.. s. So so w. 94.5 feet to the west
corner of this house lot:
8. s. 20 OO' E. 1880 feet along fence and
remaining portion Of this award;
| 4. n. 7S' 05' E. 6s.5 feet to the initial
point:
and containing an area of 1905 square
feet. more or less, and being the same
premises conveyed to, said mortgagoi
bv deed of Nahaolelua, dated Marcf
u. 1908.
i Dated at Honolulu. this goth day Of
December, 1907.
JOHN F. COLBURN, Trustee,
Assignee of said Mortgage.
C w. Ashford, attorney for assigned
of mortgage.
7s2o-Dec. q; Jan 3. 10, II.
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MARINE

When Captain Freeman brings down
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company S splendid new steamship Ma
ma Kea there will be a change in the
commands of the other fourteen YES
sells of the feet. While nothing has
been definitely arranged, as vet. it is
believed that Captain Bennett, who is
now in command of the steamer Clau-
dine. viii be transferred to the com
mand of the Kinau which Is at present
the. flagship of the feet. When Parker
was taken from the Claudine, Bennett
was put in charge, being taken from the
Maui for that purpose. Bennett has
been No. on the list for some
months and withN Captain Freeman 8
trahsfeFence TO the >ew boat, the Ma
una Kea, Bennett is in line for the
old reliable Kinau.
The new arrangement and schedule
viii not be made until the Mauna kea
is actually in these waters, but, ae-
eording to gating and the talk on the
waterfront, Bennett will succeed Free
man What happens after that is all
conjecture, for President Kennedy, Vice
President Mclean and Captain Hag-
lund do not themselves know at the
present time. Simerson is so enamored
of the Mauna Loa that it is doubtful
If he viii be transferred, or if he
would consider a transfer an advance
ment. The Mauna Kea will be the
fifteenth vessel of the fleet She will
take the Hilo run, that is certain, but
whether she viii make a weekly run as
does the Kinau or semi-weekly run
is uncertain. The probabilities are that
she will be started ON a weekly run
and put on the senii-weekly run when
it is assured that such g run viii pay.
The Kinau viii likely 60 on the Kauai
route
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The viii Of Papinta. the famous dan
Ger. was fled for probate in Oakland
It disposes of an estate valued at.aeout
$50. 900. Most Of it Is left To her fay
orite brother, George w. Nipple.
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NOTICE

During my temporary absence from
the Territory, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright
is fully qualified to act for me in all
matters pertaining 10 my business al
fairs under full power of attorney.
1924 GEORGE C. BEgKLEY.
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ASIA FROM THE ORIENT.

Steamship Asia, which sailed from
Yokohama on the day before Christ
mas, viii be off the harbor early this
morning, about the time the Alameda
is expected to be sighted from San
Francisco. The Asia viii probably sail
for San Francisco this afternoon, TAX
ING mail.
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rInzs, SUE AID NOON.

New moon January at lib q. m.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is I'D hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time. being that Of the meridian Oh lSi
degrees thirty minutes The time Wnls-
tie blows at 1870 p. m, which IL the
same as Greenwich hours 0 minutes
sun and moon are FOR local time Tor
the whole group
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tons of machinery, the parts of two
complete sugar mills for Formosa. The
mills were constructed by the Honolulu
Iron Works which chartered the Man
shn Maru to transport the structures, IN
sections, to Formosa. The steamship
people are in charge of loading the
vessel
Very remarkable as it may appear,
with two or threa dozen men working
on the loading. nobody was injured
when the great eleven-ton crystaliizer
swung around from forward of the mast
and wrenehed the steel stick from aft.
tumbling itself on the wharf and spoil
insg the nlainmast.
COMPLAINS OF HOME.
A sailor who is without funds com
plains to T. S. Shipping Commissioner
Amy to the effect that the Sailors
Home has turned him out This marin
er declares that he spent six weeks
In the hospital and then found him.
self penniiess. He says that he ap-
piled to the Sailors Home for shelter
and was turned out because he could
not produce coin in payment He was
from the All. s. S. Arizonan.
ALAMEDA DUE TODAY.
Oceanic steamship Alameda, Captain
Dowdell, is due from San Franciset
early this morning. She sailed from
San Francisco on December % and
since she is in the habit of making
the six-day schedule in spite of quar-
antine rel &lations which keep her steer
age passengers aboard until seven day
have expired since she left the Coast
is therefore expected to be reported OF
Koko Head soon after daylight today
As she left San Francisco with a cIeal
bill of health it Is anticipated by he
4 agents that she viii be delayed onl,,
long enough outside the harbor for tn
/ local health authorities to determln
/ that there is no sickness aboard. Sh
! will dock. as usual, at the ocean,
wharf and her mail and cabin passen
gers win be permitted to land at once
The Alameda brings mail four day
later than was brought by the P N
s. s. Siberia She sails again for 'Sa
Francisco on Wednesday next, Januar
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Sc. and NE.

Note.-Baromete readings are GER
rected for temperature, inst uhAleii -.
errors, and local gravity, and reouce9
to sea level. Average cleudiness Staten
in scale from Q to 10. Direcuon 9.
wind liz prevailing direction during =
hours ending at p. N. Veec1fy OF
wind is average velocity In miles per
hor1r. T indicates trace OF ram
VIM. q. sTOCKMAN,
section Director.
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Office OF FORECLOSURE
MORTGAGE OF DAVID L. Pc
TERSON.
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7s15-Dec. 20, q: Jan. 3, 10.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD

Issued Every Sunday Morning Dy un'
Local 0nce. U. 8. Weather Bureau.
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By W. VI. GIFFARD.
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

7s2o-Dec. q: Jan. 3, 10, Il. "a.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
P0|LLON SISTERS
GET ANOTHER WRIT
Lawyer Greenberg Once More
Postpones Their Start for
the Penitentiary.

The sensational Poillon sisters. Kath-
aItne and Charlotte. were scheduled to
depart from the Tombs for the pen!ten-
tiary on Blackwell's Island at 10 o'clock
to-day, but their resourceful lawyer.
Meyer Greenberg. who produces writs
like a magician produces rabbits out Of
. plug hat. temporarily saved them
again. Just before Deputy Sheriff Bell
Got ready to start Katharine and Char
lotte on their trip the energetic Mr..
Greenberg oomed up with writ OF
habeas corpus.
This writ was issued by Justice Miller.
Of the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn. 1t calls for the pro-
duction of the Poillon sisters in that
court tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
The service OF the writ acted as stay
upon the Sheriff. and Katharine and
Charlotte remained IN the Tombs.
Mr.. Greenberg had two writs OF ma
beas corpus turned down by the Su-
preme Court oil this county last week
He refused to state the grounds upon
which he managed 10 secure a writ in
Kings County.
Charlotte Po!llon was arraigned in
the Court of Special Sessions to-day on
an old conviction for assault. She
slugged a negro bellbov in hotel in
which she and her sister were living in
1906 was found guilty and sentence was
suspended. The suspension OF sentence
was continued to-day.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
AUTOIsTS ON FROZEN RIVER
HAVE 15-MILE PERIL THRILL

SAGINAW. Mich. March 1o.-Fifty
miles In an automobile over honey.
combed and melting Ice. liable to give
way every foot OF the last fifteen miles.
was the thrilling experience OF Eduard
Doan, of Saginaw. and John Mtlwise. an
old-time pilot of Sebewang who made
a seven hour trip from the latter port
over Saginaw Bay and up the river to
this city. Leaving Sebewaing in 20
horse power machine. the travellers had
exhilarating sport for twenty miles,
Thea they become lost, and but for n
compass which the old pilot found in
his pocket there is no telling where
they would have landed. TEey were
out OF sight OF land and many miles
out on the bay.
The autoists encountered numerous
Ice Jams and snow drifts twenty feet
high. Frequently they brldyed chasns
with frail planks, and often these cracks
and drifts compelled wide detours.
"The real excitement. however" said
Doan Yesterday. came after We left
Hay Civ up the river. The horey
rombad ice cracked al, the way. There
WAS Omen water ON both sides ~ us
mush OF the wpy and We were power
49, to reach shore.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
New Lawyer for Husband
Who Got Decree Makes
Remarkable Revelations.
THE CASE IS REOPENED.
Judge Thanks Mr.. Greenstein
for His Action in Vindicating
Falsely Accused Wife.

Just1es crane, in tho Special Term OF
sahs syrprsns Court, Brooklyn. delivered
. b1feS but trnpr ressive address to-day
m witch he cond ON ned the practice OF
sureoy in divorce proceedings giving It
- his optnion that in this way many
were covered w.
Lawyer Martin n. Latner. OF No. $50
Fulton street, appeared before Justice
Crane and asked for counsel fees and
ahmonv for Mrs. Bess.e Bernstein. OF
No. S1 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. Her
hushand. Henry Bernstein. a merchant
tailor. OF No. 222 East one Hundred and
Fifteenth street, Manhattan, had sui,
tor divorce against her, and his lawyer.
Maurice NJ. Greenstein, made quite a
sen sation when he said that he would
not defend the application for counsel
fees and alimony.
My client" he said has no evs-
dance against his wife. She is abso-
lvtely innocent Of inhdenty and has
been the victim Of a divorce conspiracy.
My client brought suit on evidence
submitted BY a lawyer named Leopold
Bloom berg. OF No. "a Graham avenue
and 8. Workman. a young man VINO
said TO could prove that Mrs. Bernstein
had lived with man named Gins
berg at No. lSl Harrison avenue
Workman claimed to have served the
papers on her az this address and so
testified in court when the case was
tried on Dec 2 ON the strength OF
this Mr.. Bernstein got the divorce. My
client. OF course, stopped sending his
wife money and she had him arrested
for non-support few days ago. In
court re explained that he was divorced
and then We found that that was the
FIRST Mrs Bernstein knew Of the
decree. Workman had never served pa
pers on her and upon investigation we
found that she was Innocent OF the
charges ne and Bloomberg made"
Mrs Bernstc!n's lawyer having made
an application to open the case. Justice
Crane said II was one for the Appellate
Division and that he would see that II
got there. He gave orders for tho ar
rest OF Bloomberg and Workman, and
said that the Court was indebted 10
Lawyer Greensten for his action in the
matter lie also said that II the news
"a pers were allowed access TO the docu'
ments in divorce cases there would not
be so much perjury nor So many fake
addresses given.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
MET. TOOK STOCK
AND PAID A 10
PER CENT. 'rENT'
City Railway Company Ab-
Sorbed CroSStOWn Road in
Odd Agreement.

More burdens under which the Metro
politan Street Railway Company stag
gered through its leased lines were re-
vealed to-day in tho suit OF Attorney
General Jackson to dissolve the New
York City Railway Company and re-
woke its charter. heard oy Justice Davis
in Special Term OF the supreme Court.
Herbert r. L,mburg. special counsel
to the Attorney General, got from.
Charles Il Warren, treasurer of the
New York City Hallway Company the
statement that on the 10000 OF capital
stock of the Central Crosstown Line
the metropolitan, under the lease OF
Feb "A, 1872, pledged Itself to pay stock
holders OF the Central Crosstown Line
10 per cent interest, called a rental y
Paul d. Cravath. counsel for the com
pany. conceded this statement.
There was also 4 fund q debt OF per
cent. first mortgage bonds and S2.2j0Co0
three year notes outstanding against
the Crosstown and the Christopher
and Tenth street line. wAicl was allied
with 1t. The New York city Railway
capital stock the other 1909 being held
publicly The Metropolitan guaranteed
also the interest on the funded debt
No separate accounts Of these COM
panies were kept, as the New York City
Halfway Company operated the line and
Mr.. Cravath declared that while he was
sure there was no dshCit 1t would be
impossible to show from the books what
the earnings OF these prosperous lines
We~e.
on March %. 1905, 4.9S7 shares of this
stock were eX hanged for S.l1I shares
OF Third Avenue for the financing OF
a deal for the metropolitan Street Rail-
v'ny COMPANY but 80 .lv 0r tNe heTe-
ht OF the New York City Railway.
Finally every single share was gobbled
pany uuuer tuv Gu.se OF tu,lltela.
securing the S2S,rrr.vp0 10. n" and l..
So, O0O 90 OF teu-year per cent. deben-
lures which were not to have been Sc
cured by collateral.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
SLOWER IN ORIENTAL CASE.
Obtains Delay for Atorney-Gencral
in Adjusting Banks Affairs.

Former Justice Martin l.. Slower to-
day appeared in the Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court, representing At
torney- General jackson in the Oriental
Bank appeal for stay to the order
signed Saturday by Justice O'Gorman.
Mr.. Stover. because Of Ais recent CON-
ing into the case, asked FOR the indul-
gence OF the Appellate Division. and
several DAYS
The evening world., 1908-03-10
CLERGY pENoUNcE BRIDGE.

SYRACUSE, Mar. lO.-The Ministerial
Association passed resolution to-day
condemning bridge whist when played
for money in society.
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a ST. Ne, S25-Two front communicate. Z
second uoor rooms Well kept private homei
near cars. ocS-3t
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FLttS I-Cl-ASS grocery IN NV good cash
trade cheap IL sold Immediately BOX 81
Times once ocs-Tt
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MILLINERY.

A CORDIAL invitation Is extended TO the
public 70 attend NJ z. SPICkLER'S. SI3 nth
St nv opening lst %, and Sd. se27-30t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
e. L CARNE CO.. re King ST
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
4. SONNEMAN.
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Advertisements win be accepted at
an ca the following branch Offices
ct regular Office rates. Il il is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office CT The Times
Business Oifice, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times (Main
6260l, and a messenger viii call to
collect without additional charge.
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Class B

Three times within one week. ~ cents a
tine; times. consecuuvsIy. 80 cents hOe.
Minimum space. lines.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOODS that pay a big profit one months
rent free % quick buyer viii sell az g bar
gain; large stock graph0paoues. Z.09u re-
cords. immense stock OF books; big prJdt
IN books. large stock blank books. stationery,
musical INSTRUMENTS and lot miscellaneous
goods. su 81 ST. sW Ocs.l01z
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GROCERY. NV handling meals and pro-
Visions extra large stock, hJrse ana wagon
an1 nXtuEesi daily sales 50 guaranteed. bsst
olL-r made above Sl.2JJ Dy OCTOBER j.. Le0s
VIII buy same owner leaving city: chance
seldom offered CASH, BOX -. Times 01lcs
0cs-st
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GIRLS-Five. experienced chocolate clippers
s. per week 90S fth st. NV. OcS-6t
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TOR REM
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms

STH ST NV. 729-One o. two rooms fur
nished or unfurnished: second OF third floor,
for rent reasonable; heat bath and gas
oc6-5t
18TH ST. NV. 512-Large room with private
bath. very suitable fOr dentist OF Dlysi-
clans office. ocs-5t
L ST. NV. 2l23-Furuished or uuT1rnlsaed
rooms, ali convenience, house IN nTsI-clas5
condition. 0-5-3r
5TH ST. Ne. S11-Iarge second floor rooms.
housekeeping permitted; heat. gas bath, rea-
sonabIe. ocs-2t
STE ST NV, sZl-Private family have seven
rooms; first second h0or front, s. and SO
3e,-5L
ID ST. Ne. 4l0-Large Wen heated rooms
convenient 20 depot Capitol and cars.
oc7-sJ
sTH ST. NV. 1251-BrIght sunny room: suit
able tor married couple or two ladies'
APARTMENT g. AZ al
ROOMS IA Emerson Institute building 1Tp
ST. NV. near Dupont circle. o!e On sec
ond floor, with bath. three on thlra floor wiki
bath. three on fourth aoor. light heat. phone
and service ze58-rg
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Girl. for general Homework: cook. wash.
iron; small family; reference. S07 18th st. NV.
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GIBL-To sew and assist in linen room Al
ply to the Shoreham Hotel. ocs-3t
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FOR LUNCHECON SEEKERS. PenusyIva-
ma ave, near apartments cheap re=ts 40aS
lease. only $50. I-Lh 81 nv. near II. owner
leaving city sacr.nCe. $780, oyster and chop
house near sth and r sts.i price, SI,s5g ana
corner lulc1E-lll business section northwest.
take $3.50. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
EES. GIL F. ocs-gt
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

November 18th four additional letter
carriers will be appointed at Denver.
The treasury on the End inst. pur-
chased 100000 ounces of silver for de-
livery at New York at 5O.23s cents per
fine ounce. l9-
The Treasury on the 9Th inst. pur-
chased $4,000 ounces of silver for de-
livery at New Orleans and $4,000
ounces for delivery at Denver at 5O..
365 cents a fine ounce.
An item Of $2,6O6.110 for barracks
and quarters at coast artillery posts
will be included in the estimates Of
appropriations to be sent to Congress
this year by the War Department.
The monthly statement of the pub.
lie debt shows that at the close Of
business Oct 81, 1908, the debt, less
cash in the treasury, amounted to $685.
775,625, which is an increase for the
month of $s,511,975. T.
That President Roosevelt may be
the successor OF Senator Platt in the
Senate is considered by many in
Washington as not at all improbable.
He has said within the past year that
with Mr.. Taft as President he would
not feel the same hesitancy about en-
tering the Senate that he would feel
with some one in the White House
with whom his relations were not az
intimate as they are with Mr.. Taft.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
GENERAL NEWS,

All grades of refined sugar were re-
duced 20 cents hundred pounds In
New York November 9th.
The Outlook confirms the published
report that President Roosevelt will
be associated with its editorial staff
after March 9Th as special contribut-
ing editor.
Upon the announcement of Tafts
election Thursday the 5000 operatives
in two great thread mills in Newark,
N. j., were notified that full time work
would be resumed the next Monday.
The Japanese steamer Taish Maru
was sunk during a storm off Etoro
island and lis persons were drowned
The vessel was crowded with fisher.
men and passengers and OF those
aboard only twenty-nine were saved.
A Paris journal states that Wilbur
Wright has received letter from EN-
peror William congratulating him on
his achievements and inviting him to
go to Germany and continue his ex-
periments there.
At Buffalo, N. Y, on election day.
Herman Krause and William Waderse
pioneer farmers, were run down by a
passenger train while on their way to
the polls, and killed. Emil Krause. a
son OF one Of the dead men, was prob.
ably fatally injured.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
Projected Automobile Lines. :

Denver.-Colorado is to have a, sys-
tenn of automobile lines operated along
private roadways to be built by the
Crystal Park Company, which was in
corporated recently with a capital
stock of $7s0,000. 1t is the purpose of
the company to connect Crystal Park
with Manitou by private automobile
speedways and to operate regular cars.
1t is stated that the company is in
corporated for the purpose OF introduc-
ing automobile lines along their own
roads in several counties of Colorado,
including Denver county. al
Other parks and lakes throughout
the state will be acquired and automo
bile lines will be used to connect them
with the nearest cities. Similar lines
have proven profitable in several other
states and with the increasing num-
Der of visitors to Colorado each year
1t is believed the system will have a
steady patronage and prove to be an
added attraction.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13

The order for the construction Of so
aeroplanes, the total cost of which
will be not less than 100000, by a
French concern attests in practical
fashion belief in that method Of avia-
tion, and incidentally adds to the tri-
umphs won by the American inven-
tors. Flying machines. even though
they have not attained perfection, de-
clares the Troy IN. " Times, are rec
ognized as having commercial value,
for exhibition and experimental pur-
poses II for nothing else. and q great
deal OF money has already been in
vested in this manner. Several COM
panies with capital proportionate to
anticipated needs have been formed
in this country. Count Zeppelin, after
the destruction of his dirigible balloon.
was quickly put upon his feet finan-
cially through the contributions that
came pouring In, and he has set aside
over $1,000.000 with which to capital
ize his German company, with COM
Portable sum remaining for the use of
himself and family. Constructing air.
ships is coming to be recognized Is a
regular business, though whether 1t is
generally profitable in a commercial
sense remains to be ascertained.