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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-02-21
Fire threatens Whole Town.

Johnstown, Pa, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Ed.
ward Lutzenburg was burned to death
and her son Joseph probably fatally
injured in a fire which for a time
seriously threatened the town of
Barnesboro, near here. The fire start
ed In the Lutzenburg home and be-
fore extinguished destroyed two
stores, two dwellings and the Globe
hotel. The loss Is $4,000:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-02-21
TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED.
Serious Blizzard Raging in illinois,
Iowa and Nebraska.

Chicago, Feb. 19.-One OF the heav-
lest snow storms of the winter is rag
ing here. The snow is falling in
binding sheets and is piled in drifts
by a thirty-mile gale. Street cars
and elevated road traffic and tele-
phone service is badly interrupted.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-02-21

Omaha, Feb. ia foot of snow,
drifted four to six feet deep in many
places, is the situation here. Traffic
within the city is practically at a
s~tandstill. Trains from the West are
from one to eight hours behind time.
Des Moines, Feb. ia blizzard
RACES throughout this part of the
state, delaying trains, stopping street
car traffic and interfering with tele-
graph and telephone communication.
Kansas City, Feb. 19.-With a tenn
perature slightly below the freezing
point a heavy, wet snow is falling
throughout Western Missouri.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-21
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record Dec 10, 1908.
Kaaha Kaeo to C Akui. ..... |
JOaO Fernandez and VT to Mrs
Gertrude V Cadinha .... L
Antonio Francisco to Louisa Kala-
Antonio Francisco to Louisa Kala-
Iuhl .......
Antonio Francisco to Louisa Kala-
luhI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
ID X MOokini and VT to Edward
Nalah0lO /
B Moanaliha to A A Hapai. Rev p A
Joe Kaolulo to D T Fleming L
Kahaku Kalaaunui (k) to D T
Fleming L
HaOkekai and hsb to D T Fleming. L
YIN jim Quong ct al to All Ona. L
J o Carter ct al to F T Winant... L
f I Winant to Trs of B P Bishop
Est ......... I
George A Aldrich by TT to Trs of
Est of William A AIdrich. Pr
Est of William 4 Aldrich by Trs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-21
to TT of Est of George \ AL

to Tr of Est of George \ AL
drich w............ .PD
G \ Wilcox to VIM H Rice. ... L
Julia Seong to Lahaina Agricultu-
raj Co Ltd. Observation-Disclosures. D
Kaluahi and hsb to Paauhau Sugar
Pltn Co Observation-Disclosures. d
J R Hornberger TT to Mary c c
JUNO .............. d
H G Boswell and VT to Joseph
DOWS0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-21
LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in fhe
general delivery for the week ending
December 10. 1908:
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
RAMHIDE CITY IS
 ALL BUT WIPED
Continued from Page tl

hide immediately after the receipt nf the news of the city's destruction by fire. The reports coming here are to the effect that the people If Rawhldc she were burnt out are suffering se- verely from hunger and exposure. The supply train which has just been dispatched will however. save the suf- ferrrs from absolute famine.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept c. - The Mining Exchange has sent 5000 to the Rawhidc relief fund today. Aid is also being sent from other bodies. II is known here that the people of the burned city have already begun to draw up plans for the reconstruction of the city
 T0NOPAH. Sept (. - Thirty min utes after the receipt of the news of Ra~hidc's destruction by fire the sum of 5000 was raised fortherelief of the victims.
 GoLDFIELD, Sept 6. = One relief train has already been sent off from here to the relief of Rawhide. and an other will follow immediately.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
FOR SALE.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Good house. four furnished rooms and cache. Iot 25xl4O Second avenue only $500 Bnyey X Davison. House. 3 furnished rooms. cashe. cellar. water connection. etc. lot 50xl4O. Third avenue; only sS75 if sold by Aug. 20. Rovey & Davidson. We have houses and cabins. furnish ed and unfurnIshed. for rent an1 sale Bovey X Davison. Mining claims to ltase and for sale. Bnyey X Davlson.
 If you desire to make a safe invest ment see what We have to offer. Bo- vcy & Davison.
 We have a number of business loca- tions on Front street for sale or rent. sovey 6 Davison's Real Estate and
 Mining Exchange, 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black 23. Notary Public, Employment Agency, Collections, Auetioneer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
CONFEDERATION
 NIPPED IN BUD

The spacious offices af the Sesnou #amr7n were thg zeat of fire last ieht which. but f5r the uutirtug en- efeg and excellent work of the fire de- a3ftmeni might hagr wiped out hall Aetaau The blazr Waz caused by a HaHuty of gasoline which had leaked from tank and found its way under the sidewalk and edges af the building rais Was ignited by tae heating ar- taute which stood on the northeast
 fe "f tnr house. The fire was dis .ae,rcd by the night N tchmen. who phoncd Co the fire station. and in a few minutes Chief Hauehey and his merry men lad two strong streams of water playing on the building
 The flames had found their way un- ter the sidewalk. portions of which ..ere cut away by the fire fighters. also ap between the galvanized iron and
 he framework of the building For 1auy minutes it looked as though the 'inc offices would be totally wiped out. and Manager Kellog. quickly enrolling ssvcral volunteers. cleared the office papers furniture and fixtures to a place of safety. His action was prompt and even had the offices been razed 10 the ground the Sesnon company would not have had the least difcul- .ty in conducting their usual business.
 Atkinson had many thousands of dollars worth of goods stored in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
SEATTLE MAR
 TALKS OF US

I.I The water that NJ- 70 hldly ..I.I for s'#aeH#e
 t.r -nme t#e past as stated he- .are. the upper country like Nome. has affsred much from drguess. but the miners believe fHaff troubles from that .lur.a .a be ended.
 Mr Irving says tHat his firm has #awe C. the conclusion ta make Alas t7 and particularly Nome part of their province. and the appearance of this ..ty. he says. has convinced him that he intention is well Justified.
 Mir. Irving intends to spend about ten days with us. and in that time will represent the interests of his firm. He will leave on the steamship Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
C. Me Felix

Worl, on the advice of the fire chief. vho now assured him that he had the fife under control
 Manager Kcllog this morning stated that his company mad not even lost a reahatdcr. and that work would gn on as ueaal in the offices next dear. The repairs to the offices will b. pushed on tHiIdinE will resume its natural ap- eeafaae.. u few days ghe damage does nat exceed sGo0 including the staras which were damaged by water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
EAGLE THEATER.

The Hewett Company appear at the Eagle theater tonight and tomorrow night. Tonight new acts and songs will b" given. with the moving picture "A trip Through Alaska" Niagara Falls Life of a Cowboy" "rIIer First Bike Ride" "failor.s Dream and oth- CTS. Any seat in the theater only 90 cents. Children 25 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
THE CITY
 VALUATION

The total valuation of city propertK fnr the present year is t-.agt.eS1. rEe decrease iz pat, therefore. ae Erge s= anticipated hy the chairman of tne H. nance committee.
 The valuation for hast veal Wls $s.- 64U.000
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
MEMBER or IRVING G cANNor FIRM COMES TO NOME ON
 THE CORWIk.

JaHa H Irena uf -Ha hHz naHHzaz firm ef Irving V Cannon. af Seattle arrived iH Nom, sazta6#aF - #He steamer earHiH after T pleasant fHfH down from Fairbanks on The sasla.
 Mr Irving, in addition ta his large commercial interests. Is interested in mining in southern Alaska.
 He describes Fairbanks as looking most prosperous as a result Of heavy rains which recently came and sup
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
STAMPEDE
 IN CHAMBER
ROW OCCURS IN CITY COUNCIL HALL IN GLASGOW AND
 MANY ARE ..UGT.
Nuggets Special Service.

GLASGOW. Sept 6. - While 400 un- employed Were present in the city council chamber yesterday presenting their ease to the members of the coun- Cil, disturbance took place and was followed by a stampede that vent near tu causing fatalities.
 The scene was pandemonium for a time, and several were injured. but no deaths have occurred
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
MANY WORK IN CASA.

Several outfits are now engaged op- erating in the Casadepaga section. ac- A. N. Leopold. Linehan and others are amongst them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
BRIDE LEAPS
 FROM TOW ER

HERRINGSDORF. Prussia. Aug al
 The bride of a week of Pref. Eudalr3 spilzer of Sternbcre Meeklen- Sehwe- rin. today threw herself from the top of the Bismarck tower Hera. falling l.2oo feet To the bottom of thr eHn- upon which the tower is builf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
THAW MUST
 STAY IN JAIL
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 FaTGHKEEFSIE. sept a. Tar H==f t4 fH#-fsf THav from the eeuH- Iaii fa same other institution has Ha.H d#UIeH5
 Fhe refusal has hurt THaH haalv md He has remained moody rNet since lH- H=-Htt If Hi- lawyers attempt hr- =aHH kHaHH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07

The couple came here on then honeymoon The woman left a hot,
 addressed tu- hgr husband asking his forgiveness aud requesting that hc marry another woman with whom ay ,Huld be more happy Prior to their marriage tho woman and professor had been engaged for ten years
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07

second and third stories He was n attendance. aa1 with the assistance at
 several men rescued a few tons ef hf= supplies from the buildigg. staying the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
DRILLING ON cHERETTE.

Barney Rolando is now engaged in said. with most satisfactory results.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
SOLOS.

Grand ehoruses. splendid solos fitting the occasion. will be sung at the Dobbs show Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
GIRL OF fa MARRIEs IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Aug. - Rosie Aronson, aged 15. was married today to Edward Emil The father of the girl gave his consent. and there is no law to pro- hibit such a marriage
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
NORTHWESTERN WILL
 LEAVE AT NOON

The steamship Northwestern will ar ing and will leave for Seattle at noon
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07

WhIs ur Whitehead was chief assay. ..r sE sHe mint ay trained a number a
 euuE men far positions iu mint ana s--ay offices af thc United states. an,
 If these ynuuE men are nov lu-4uz pnS.hle government pest
 taus. H. visited Seattle In t>aS an, .st3bfsHed the SeaJtI, assay office
 nr Whitehead was married aef I
 ssa NH Whitehead vas fermrri, Miss EeHa Ayras daughter of Col E Nyfez well known HevsT.ape correspondent uf Washington Dr Whitehead is student and thinker a H4aH ef atats observation. broad com rrsHsHsEau and s.rsrou. impulses. II, has a theoretical sri practical kuuwf
 das ar minerals and mining that few rueH H4vt eHHfryJ As manager a tte tasAa lambmE and Safe Deposit Camp8uy fH Nary br has aided man, rHiHarz- 1T. the.uaris af developing thsu properties Recognizing ethics as nost valuable religion. h, has tae hon.
 zay=af gaaHa=s. ths courage af eaavHe
 au and ths. strong individuality tna 1fa character qualities or every sue
 s=-f# #HH useful man
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
Continued from Page f.)

tfy it lf4> H- Was edueasea tn tHs Virginia public schools. and at t#s aes uf seventeen wen, tr L-H=H tHi,rr- -tt. south G.tHlaHy#. #-##-e 4t+#-# lie was eradusg,d from tHu ufHHs and engineering department aE tHIz last= utlau m I>>s oi,u tu, dysg,e n E. U Hs subsequently, attsudsa Che eafm. ban rHl4gfsty at WasHHa5a D. .. rssHazH- aa aaH n aeses af FH n
 Arg.f Hy was l.UUlsd rraW tr LeHieh School Joe wont fa Ha5ze Cu td5fa. ta accept tho uosffaH ar assay - af the Tm.I statss assas aEEaa q That place In 1>>>. VHgu H# #W5z aHf HseHfe-aee y,aTs eFd. Hs saz appoint ,d "a the re-rw-ibte position af chic assaHar in tha Bureau ar tae Nmt q Washington p. e. a#e -E Hl= HHe#t ngHt sponsors ua- I.HH j $a#H. man If mlHew.. sla ##sa ~-s#t taf Wlu1am ta appoint his EaHaz fei.u t4 t.e position Ts--e--3as a.feHaaa ss and testimonials such as uE Wht. head HeId Cher, grHHH Hr == H#e=afa If hts ability and fitness f-- tr- tw- bat # Ha~ urged hy th- =aeHet#fv . tbe treasury that he sas Lon yame man far ea responsible BH =Hf#ea# ueFHe ta tHjs argument fHH Haet4f. IasaH friend Mr Noah. =4ld aa4e hin t.mr afr Secretary nH3 he wifi ayar come that abi..uan ue HaH F. effire uatl 1aHl r euHs ta talk a tn work he is H.inE H northwest zfar AHzska
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
ABOUT TO
 SHIP ORE

n Wheeler lhout t4 rreprr fur 2 afa- =8-eHt ,G "r. from bt- e8Iraa Hapsrts He l. uaA at nnrk getting olt the r1e md Niu hip sufiirirut to a=ura T tr=f-clas- -melter test
 Blltz Private Stock at the Bank.
 ,sranite Mining Candles are the best elatz Private Stock at the Bank.
 elatt Private Stock at tn. Bank.
 Remington Typewriter Agency Pa per. Carbon, Ribbons Don A Stew art Nome Realty Bldg Phone Main a0S.
 Granite Mining Candles are tn. best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07
DOCTOR CABELL WHITEHEAD
 IS DEAD

In I>a- pr Whitehead was sent to, sw.ra ,s mas, 3 report on tar ~ub-
 ae, .Hfarean mHtz and Go -yyure
 atl to be used in building new gov
 wmyut mint tn Philadelphia Hc' .i-.tra tH- mfHt~ Hf EHseed Farrr. tad ...ruauy k a result uf this,
 uG ur, Hg0 PhadaWua mint end
 ra..- ,H, E. p1s.sy as observed. .u.s ur NHgg# vtH- inspection e.'
 s. mms af f4H#sa saHuH- IHI ht- e.HHastl# 8a az a news teH
 1ut erarally suaNu II may hr irt,r-
 a-riug .a know that it costs moro .t
 market eaid a E4faps than m Nome Among ur WLlsEaads duties as
 .HIrf a-s8seH MAS fHs -arer .-ua. as- ayn- and fg=HHE af m T.ir- issued .y ts, uiufz ef fH- United ~fat,- efz- umcut The arst coins ulda wau
 .-.I fsr tH- purpose The -w.r~- aat- If aH6z teaH aef -He n..r~-f- .atea comprehensive ka.v-sdE. uf a.faHur=s hHa traaeHrar .ry lH both If tha-a hHHah.- pr ,Whtahead had Il aaataHeH technical HoVIeig. aa1 Wida practical .x- rr.eues Tho vis8Hm that he gIiurd
 n uulgr ra hee1we master uf his ur1- .~-inn has been valuable t1 him u hi~ >r.rianaa as 2 practical miner IIe i- dining Engineers. sf tho American bew.eal SaetHtt and tHa S,eirts fl 'tauuI Industry Hr ErEal pur= r- hI- career T laa mint hg mad, a ueoar.s af etae-ra-usatfwE, ana - contributed lihtLily t Inc iteal- ure uf #HfHHz#fy and m.faIjurss
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07

siatr Privat. Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07

In fHs- death HI .nr Wa.iehead S.W .tr4 Peninsula la-ss its ersatezt frlend
 EfeH tH.-g #tHu h3v, temPararit .=sa HHts=s4 fa opposing camps reear afzsd his ahsuIut, fairness and thur .He# a8#Hf#e-- Those who htd iBr zas #aea .- h. a-s,rt1tet with hin .s amHlay a.latd,d hfm AS frfau
 f=aHH#=#Ha as=rnrIassf and evfae 4-v-r t- ta--f arauhyr who rtH rNr-r, 4tmea atadaez~ and aran-4Hta Hruz l. sHase aAa aogbaI with hlm ar fa .Hm=
 Hs Hsf trsau had hardly escape, from FIs lips vr,u hundreds af tongue sefe speaking regret for the suade fI.tfHs# #af#aus= who had been ss# #sEf.ieil Hd fa0a4nry known and Who Ha, .assrf#HHz ataeI the development . his FsaIa.aa sa l,ns. -a sesH and $. ar
 THst his ending should come naa=t ##aH circumstances enhances the z7i. aa-s v tha aasas'ou.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-07

Granite Mining candle. are tn. bss,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-07
HONOLULU GIRL
SCORES TRIUMPH
MISS GERTRUDE MACFARLANE
CAPTURES A MAN ENGAGED TO
GIRL SHE WAS CHAPERONING.

The following interesting piece Of
news is from late issue of the Salinas
(Cal) Index:
1t transpires that the very carry
morning marriage ceremony that JUS
tice Norris performed yesterday in the
County Clerks Office was the cuImina-
ton of sudden romance resulting
from shifting of affection on the part
of the lucky bridegroom, that must
cause more or less embarrassment to
a beautiful and accomplished young
lady whose parents live in Watsonville
where she enjoys much popularity in
the highest social circle. 1t turns out
that this Watsonville belle was the ar
fianced bride of F. e. Keerl, travelling
salesman for the well-known firm cf
Baker & Hamilton. Her very near
and dear friend and confidante was
Miss Gertrude A. Macfarlane, connected
with the Macfarlanes of Honolulu,
wealthy people and very prominent in
society in the islands.
1t was arranged that while Mr. Keerl
was making his trip through this part
of the state his fiance would accompany
him under the chaperonage of her very
dear friend and confidante, Miss Mae
farlane, The party is said to have
been very happy one and the chap
eron was the life of it, Her vivacity
and wit, used with grace and skill,
combined with other accomplishments,
finally caused her wards affianced to
think that he had not loved altogether
wisely in loving the ward, and made
him propose matrimony to the chap
eron while at Del Monte. He was ac-
cepted and the nocturnal ride to the
county seat, with the waking of Officer
Campbell, County Clerk Joy and Jus
tice Norris from their virtuous sIum-
bers to arrange for a hasty marriage
just before sunrise was the result. The
afianced bride was left at the Del
Monte.
However, all's well that ends well,
and the Watsonville belle is rather to
be congratulated on not having been
married to so tickle man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-07
PINlKHAM

President Pinkham of the Board of
Health, Wien asked this morning if
he had anything to say in reference
to the attacks made on him by some
of his enemies, replied: 81 have no.
thing to say, as | do not consider
their ideas worthy of notice. l have
not read what they have had to say
about me, and what is more do not
intend to.
81 am doing the best I can, and If
they do not like it all 1 can say Is
let them keep on, but the day may
come that they will regret"
One who has opposed Mr.. Pinkham's
policy, in a certain item thereof, very
strongly said yesterday he would like
to see him reappointed, but on con-
dition that he go to the Coast for a
rest of six months. That was what
the president of the Board of Health
needed most of all, in the speakers
opinion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-07
KONA ORPHANACE
FOR BOYS HOME
SUGGESTION THAT THE DESERTED INSTITUTIONS LAND AND
BUILDINGS MIGHT FROM BEARD-LAND Un-
DER CONSIDERABLE ToN-sTATEMENT BY MR. TRENT
sUBJECT-PRICE MAY BE EXCESSIVE

The latest plan which has been de-
vised to settle the matter of a hore
for the boys born at Kalaupapa, is to
have the Territory buy the Kona Or
phanage, whicn has been given up by
Miss Alice F. Beard. The property is
owned by corporation but Miss Beat1
owns all the stock with the exception
of a few shares. She will probably
disband the corporation and then sell
the land should the deal with the
Territory be consummated
The land on which the Kona Or
phanage/is located comprises forty
acres on the mountain side above Kai-
lua. Half of this is planted in coffee,
which is now bearing and in fine shape.
The other half, with the exception OF
the enclosure for the buildings, is
planted as a garden and orchard. The
new government road passes within q
quarter of a mile of the buildings and
by this way it is six miles to Kailua.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-07
Crime DECREASED
The PAST YEAR
ANDRADE MAKES AN INTERESTING STATEMENT CLOSING
FIsHMARKET SALOONS HAS APPRECIABLY DIMINISHED AR
RESTS FOR DRUNKENNHss-MANY BAD EGGS HAVE BEEN
DRIVEN OUT OF THE COUNTRY.

There is less crime of a serious ma
ture in Honolulu at present than there
was a year ago, according to a state
ment made this morning by Judge An
drade. The amount of drunks brought
in remains about the same, though the
list of arrests made on Saturday nights
for this offense has decreased greatly
since the saloons around the Fishmar-
ket have been closed The arrests for
gambling are not so many in number
as they have been and things look bet
ter all around.
In speaking of the matter yesterday
Judge Andrade said: There are two
reasons that there are not so many
serious crimes being committed as
there were year ago. At that time
1 was the prosecuting officer in the
court where I am now judge. The first
reason is that many of the worst Grim
inals whom we had to contend with
are now in Jail and some of them have
long sentences. Then a number of this
same class has been driven out Of the
country, on account of the fact that
they have been so carefully watched
and continually arrested by the police.
"There used to be two gangs who
bothered us continually. One was Por-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-07
WAR DEPARTMENT
MAY DO THE WORK
CAPTAIN oTWELL HAS STRONG IMPRESSION THAT THE WAR DE-
PARTMENT WILL DREDGE PEARL HARBoR CHANNEI-HE is
PREPARING ESTIMATES ON COAST FOR THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE. THING F OR HAWAII

Captain Otwell, in speaking this
morning on the appropriation for
Pearl Harbor which passed the House
yesterday, remarked that he thought
it would be very good thing for Ha-
waii, to say nothing of the good it
will do the Navy.
Il may be wrong when I say it,
but | am under the impression that
the War Department will be the one
that will dredge the channel and will
also place the buoys right up to the
entrance of the inner harbor. in fact
do everything hut build the docks,
wharves, etc, for the station.
81 know that Admiral Very is an
Xious to have the War Department
do the dredging, and l am confident
that Washington will also decide that
way. l am preparing estimates for
the Chamber of Commerce on the
cost of dredging the channel, and for
the placing of the buoys, and they
will no doubt be forwarded to Wash
ingtOn when completed.
be started at Pearl Harbor will be
this: The Secretaries of the War
and Navy Departments will get to-
gether and will go carefully over the
plans for the work to be done, and
will then call in the Chief of En-
gineers to submit a project of the
complete work. After this is done
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-07
LADY IS
FOUND
PIRATED SCHOONER BREAKING
UP ON THE WAIANAE BEACH
TROUBLE FOR PIRATES.

At two o'clock this afternoon Chief
of Detectives Taylor received a tele-
phone message from Deputy Sherir
Gilliland of Waianae VINO stated that
he was now certain that the schooner
ashore was the Lady and that two men
had been seen to land and start to
hide in the hills. He also stated that
his men were out beating through the
country for the pirates and that ne
expected to catch them very soon.
1:3O p. m.-The schooner Lady is
ashore at Keau and is breaking up.
She appears to have been abandoned.
The surf is very heavy.
1t was not on Sunday morning that
the schooner LaGy 7yas stolen from
her berth in Rot,cI. 1tow. She was
taken out under cover of darkness, at
1:3O o'clock that morning, by several
men, among whom are said to have
been couple of white men.
Captain Miller, who owns the Lady,
learned today from the watchman on
the railway wharf that he had heard
men aboard the Lady getting up SAIL
at the time mentioned, and he had
heard enough of conversation going on
aboard the schooner to be sure that
at least two white men were among
the pirate crew.
Two men working for Captain Mil
lie, who told him yesterday they had
been aboard the schooner up to 8
o'clock Sunday morning, cleaning ship,