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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
A NEW LIGHTHOUSE
KEEPER IS APPOINTED

There Is new lighthouse keeper on
Sand Island.
Bill Williams successor was appoint
ed the day after he died. He is Ar
thur W. Beazley, formerly in the navy,
at one tine eoxswain on the Admiral s
barge at this Naval station.
Since leaving tke navy he has been
employed Is conductor On the Rapid
Transit company. He is twenty-seven
years Of age, and therefore in the nat
uTal course Of events may hope TO trim
and clean the light in this harbor for
longer term Of years, even, than did
his predecessor. The appointment was
made by Lieutenant Commander Carter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06

together there were 110 names sub
mifted. Ii might be well 70 appoint
small committee to select general
committee of. saw. ssxtv. The chair
man also suggested that representa-
tion of ladies would be good and he
had list Of some 10 propose. He
then read all Of the lists in his hsnds.
Judge hlngshury thought the depot
quartermaster should be on the con-
mittee and proposed Captain Hum
phrey's name. The suggestion was
adopted and then nominations came
from all ever the meeting. including
a list OF 1--WE of his countrymen pro-
posed by one of, the Japanese gentle
men present. All were added and the
full list Of nominations Is given below.
Mr. MeCandless moved that q con-
mittee of twenty-five be elected to Sc
lect the general committee. saving that
this mode would give far better re-
suits than direct election. John Lueas
seconded the motion.
W. o. Smith moved in amendment,
seconded by Mr.. Spalding. that a com
mittee Of three. consisting of Chairman
Mott-Smith. President J. F. Morgan Of
the Chamber OF Commerce and Presi-
dent G. W. Smith o. the Merchants
Association. he the committee Of selec-
tiOn. Mr.. MeCandless accepted the
amendment, which carried without dis
sent.
The meeting then adjourned
Following are the names submitted
at the meeting from which 70 select the
general committee:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
PREPARING To
WELCOME
FLEET

In response 10 the call by E. A. Mott
Smith, Secretary Of the Territory. for
a public meeting ITO consider action in
regard 10 the fleet" the han OF the
Chamber Of Commerce in the Stangen-
valid building was quite filed by
very representative gathering yester-
day afternoon.
At the appointed hour OF three
o'clock Secretary Mott-Smith was seat
ed at the table with President James
F. Morgan OF the Chamber of Com
merce at his right and the Governors
private secretary, C. H. Mcbride. at
his left.
Others present were Governor ". F.
Fear. W. O. Smith. A. L c. Atkinson.
Mamie Phillips. s. c. Wilder. ]. c.
Cohen. r. ]. Buchly. Gent J. H. S0per.
C. NJ. Cooke. E. L Spalding. President
Geo. W. smith of the Merchants Asso-
citation. Judge s. B. Kingsbury. Collec-
tor OF Customs E. R. Stackaole, c. h
Al. Pah On. ]. o. Lutted. F. L Wal
dron. W. T. Lucas, W. NJ. Bray. G. W.
r. King. Col. ]. H. Fisher. A y.
Campbell. W. H. Hoogs. l. Tenney
Peck. John A. McCandless, w Pfoten-
hauer. Postmaster Joseph G. Pratt.
Forester Ralph s. Hosmsr, Willard E.
Brown. Rev. ]. A. Rath, F. 8. Nc
Stocker. John Lucas. C. Hedemann. D.
H. Lewis. ". C. weldon. W. ". Hall.
DR.. Doremus Scudder. Principal P L
Horne of Kamehameha schools. T. W.
EvertOn. Superintendent OF Public
Works Marston Campbell. c. X Not
ley. ]. H. Harbottle. Chief OF Detec-
tives A. P. Taylor, Y. Akai manager
Yokohama Specie Bank). D. Yonekura.
DR.. X Haida. W. MOtosh'ge, DR.. T.
Nitamura, Y. Takakuwa, H P. Roth.
C. F. Bush. Clifford Kimball. Capt
Bradley. {
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
MANY CHARGES
AGAINST A
JUDGE

An znSoreTnable temper OF s. nature
HAT lessons the respect Of those who
know him and which induces the use OF
lSnguSge both prOfane and vulgar;
Political tendenetss that keep him
z,eddlIng IN politics rwenry-fOur hours
a dzv II that nanv De necessary 70
earry cut his political ambitions;
Very, very bad choices Of jury COM
niSSiOaerS = hiS hrOther-in-law and
eOasia-Sne OF whom runs one OF the
worst grOgyeries on the island Of Ma
n. making more trouble for the Coun-
" Attorney and Sheriff 5 departments
than any three other saloons On the
island. and
L&S-, but worst. relations with cor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
LINKS PICTURE TURNED
AGAINST THE WALL

There's a name that's never spoken.
And a ticket that is broken,
And a picture that is turned against
the wall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
DANGERS OF INFLUENZA.

The great danger from influenza is
of its resulting in pneumonia This
can be obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. II not only
cures influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monia- For sale by Benson, Smith a
Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature IS On
each box
PARIS MEDICINE co. S. Loza U s. A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
HARVEY KICKS;
DWIGHT AGREES
cFrOm Thursdays Aaverusero

The surprising spectacle of one Su-
pervisor critieising the work Of one of
the committees and the chairman of
thar committee confirming the truth
Of the complaint was seen at the regu-
lar meeting Of the city fathers last
night, Harvey stating that the COM
mittee on roads and bridges was negh-
gent Of the condition of Queen street
and Dwight nodding his head in ap-
prevail instead OF getting mad st the
insinuation. This was the only thing
ont Of the ordinary at the meeting, the
business being Of the most routine
nature.
The attention that was called to the
condition Of Queen street gave Chair
msn Hustaee an opportunity OF again
advocating the use of block pavement
on that section of the city thorough
fares and instructions were given to
ascertain the probable cost of paving
that street with either CHA, FIR or
cedar blocks.
To Archer. Hustsee explained that
Superintendent Frazee was willing TO
confer with him regarding the needs of
Tire electric light department. Archer
having made kick previously about
the way he was being overlooked.
Frazee stated that he had understood
that Archer knew all shout the work
going on and the extensions required
to the lighting system To properly
carry on his work he asked for an
extra appropriation of $3.50. which was
voted without protest. At the last
meeting Archer had wanted TO cut off
$3.50 instead OF voting that much more.
The regular monthly report of the
police department showing the criminal
transaction for February were present
ed and read.
Archer wished TO see an ordinance
introduced making property owners re-
su0uSible for the damage done TO the
cutters and streets by horses tied in
front OF their premises. The chairman
explained that this was covered by the
cutters and streets by horses tied in
tory. the enforcement OF which was be-
ing looked into by the Country AttOr-
ney. Since the gutter ordinance OF
the county had been knocked out by
the courts the county did not know ex-
aetly where it was standing and did not
want 10 90 ahead until it did.
Before adjourning the regular month
" accounts were passed as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-06
SUGAR APPLIANCES.

The steamer Likelike yesterday az
ternoon took a number Of large sugar
coolers and a mill roller from the HO-
nolulu Iron Works for KukuihaeIe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15
Kaj hoCefno?
.eferat obc. LotriGa ma ust. ses.
tanku "Krajevne skupine SLOW.
sekcije S. NJ. V Pragir" dine
6. nOvembra t. |.

Svobodomiselno gibanje vzbuja
pc celom Slovenskem glasen Cd
mev. Ma eni strani viva Svobodna
Misel simpatije, ma drugi strani
pa p%rovzroca propagiranje svobo-
idej velik odpor, fana-
tieno s%ovrastvo. Voditelji tega Cd
pora napovedujejo Svobodni Mi
sli boz do skrajnosti. &c bi cd svo-
|ih sovraznikov klerikalcev priea-
kovali, da Sc bodo bojevali prot
pam posteno ali cello kavalirsko, bi
pill jake naivni. Nj Sc zaveda-
ho, da so "najnedolznejsa" kle-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15
Devetinosemdeseti socialisticni

poslanec je izvoljen "a avstrijski
.rzavni zbor. V petek je bila V l.
homostu OKLA volitev med social
pim demokratom sodrugom Holz-
in nemSkih nacionalcem
pr. Rohnom. Dobil je Holzhammer
R416, Rohn pa 1866 glasov. Torej
Be socialna demokracija cello ma
Tirolskem sijajno napredovala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15
Vesti liz stranke.

Slovenski socialistiGni klub st. 5
Y Claridge, Pa, je pristopil k an
soc. stranki V DRAW Penn
sylvanija in obenem k mednarodni
soc. Stranki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15
Ia istrski dezelni zbor je bill pr

volitvi V volilnem okraju Mi
~Je-Izola "a mestno kurijo izvoljen
!, 1S2 glasovi uGiteli sodrug Frau
l%orzenon prot klerikalcu. fajmoS-
Mujesanu, Xxi je dobil 40 gla-
'ov. V istrskem dezelnem zboru
TIA sedaj diva socialna demokrata.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15
IMENIK

socialisticnih klubov, spadajocih k Ju-
~goslovanski Socialisticni Zvezi:
slovenski socialisticni klub st. l. v
Chicago, Ill. Tajnik: Frank Podlipec,
3s6 Grand Ave. SEGA vsako detrto so
boto V mesecu pri Fr. Mladi6u, 5S7 So.
Centre Ave.
slovenski socialisticni klub st. 2,
Glencoe, o. Tajnik: Ivan Kravanja,
BOX lOl. Seia vsako zadnjo soboto V
|mesecu V prostorih sodr. 1. Kravanje.
slovenski socialisticni klub St. 8,
conemaugh, Pa. Tajnik: Stefan Fabric,
BOX 3O5.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. i,
La Sale, Ill. Tajnik: Nalentin Potisek,
|l93I Main st. Redni sell l. in 3. ne
|deljo V mesecu. 3. nedelia je pla6ljiva
|za assessment.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 3,
Claridge, Pa. Tainik: John BatiG.
slovenski socialisticni klub st. 6,
Cumberland, Wyo. Tajnik: John Bah
Esie, Box 30.
Slovenski socialisticni klub St. Z,
Murray, Utah. Tajnik: Edward Hoff-
Imam.
slovenski socialisticni klub st. 8,
Roslyn, Wash. Tainik: John Makauc.
slovenski zenski socialisticni klub
"Proletarka'' st. 9. Chicago, Ill. Tai
mica: Mary Grilee. Seia vsako prvo N
tretio nedelio Y mesecu Y prostorih Fl.
|Mladiea, 5S7 So. Centre Ave.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 10
Aurora, Ill. Tajnik: Frank Praprotnik
FSeja vsako 3. nedeljo Y mesecu Y pro-
storih sodr. Joze Kolenca, $50 y. Broad
way st.
Slovenski socialisticni klub ''Zma-
ga' st. II, Cumberland, Camp No, 2,
wyo. Tajnik: j. l.. Pagan. Seja vsako
zadnjo nedelio Y mesecu oh >. uri po-
,poldne V finski dvorani.
Slovenski socialisticni klub ''Prole-
tarec" st. II, Glencoe, Wyo. Tajnik.
Frank Celigaj.
Slovensk socialisticni klub ''Rdeci
.|prapor' st. Is. Ely, MINI. Tajnik:
Holm PuS. Box 90.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. II,
calumet, Mich. Tajnik: Jos. Ko6evar,
b Thorn st. (Tamaraek).
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. IS,
waukegan, Ill. Tajnik: Ivan Gantar,
F06 Market st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15
Sfranka
yuaosLovANsKA soc1ALIsTIcNA
ZVEZA
q sedetem v Chicago, Ill.

Glavni tajnik: John Petric, us w.
10th St., Chicago, Ill.
VISA poroGila in dopisi, tieoGi se 50
gladstone stranke ali posameznih klu'
bow maj Sc posiljajo ma gorenji naslov
glavnega tajnika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15

V smislu sklepa izvrsevalnega
pdbora Jugoslov. SOC. zveze Sc pri-
vsem soc klubom, XII pri-
tel zvezi, da volijo ma vsa-
XII mesecni sell novega predsed-
hika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-15

socialistienih klubov, spadajocih k Ju-
~goslovanski Socialisticni Zvezi:
- .oo;l..;So; Ll,h st ~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
!. P. STOCK RUMORS
James StHlman SAID to Haze Liqui-
dated Block of Fifty Thousand.

For some time there have been rumors in Wall
Street that James Stman, president of the Ma
tion6l City Bank, who is present in Europe for
an indefinite stay. had liquidated large block OF
Union Pacific stock. Some estimates have placed
these holdings high fifty thousand shares
Part Of this liquidation is reported to have been
going on at present prices which would account
for tie recent erratic behavior of the stock
1t was learned yesterday that Frederick M Gil
bert. a clerk in the law offices of Shearman d
Sterling, counsel for the Consolidated Gas Com
pany went the books of the Union Pacific in
April of last year a holder Of two thousand
shares of the common stock OF the company, but
recently sold this stock. Wall Street jumped 10
the conclusion that this was Mr Stnlan's stock
and that Mr.. Gilbert only one of the various
dummies in whose names the banker had seen
fit to have the stock entered the railroad com
panys books Mr.. Gilbert declined yesterday 10
discuss the transaction but it learned that ne
a notary public and acted frequently in that
capacity for the National City Bank. Mr. Sterling
of Sherman & Sterling, director in the Ma
tional City Bank and il the Consolidated Gas Com
pany.
Mr.. Stillman recently succeeded the
boards Of the Union Pacific. the Southern Pacific
and the Consolidated Gas Company by Frank A
Vanderlip. vice-president of the National City
Bank
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
FORT WON'T BE BOSSED.
Som Hen Be Delegate-at-Large If
Tanted. Deal or No Deal.
espeoia. Correspondence Of The Tribun-)

fS-eciai Correspondence of The Tribune
-,-sn-ou March I.-Governor j. Franklin Fort
.,ea & statement to-day in which he takes
,.-az 10 task the small group OF men who
-. -tev control the Republican party in New
- The Governors statement was brought
-, n, the news that o deal had been entered
=. hy which the Governor and Ex-Governor
rsr7rs we're not TO be delegates-at-large the
~s,,onsl convention. the story of which was
-,,.l;s,ee in :o-day's Tribune. Governor Forts
ss,eueut follows:
s,.. "a r7avViSe consented 10 or been conferred
- a. - any agreement who shall be
s.,ersres 70 the Republican National Convention
g. MS state. I expect to &c a delegate II
= convention selects Ta.. and 10 not propose TO
1-.bs~srr or to consent TO any one Withdrawing
- - .andiGate for delegate any suggestion
- name for any other office. L do not believe
. sa-so-ls can get together in state
- ---s.--alz lze - sly who shall who shall not
= q &c = delegate "a the Republican National Con-
So The DAYS for that sof Of political work
: NrR Jersey passed
no four deIeEates-ai-large. according TO the
al were 20 have been Senators Kean and
p-srrs David Baird and Ex-Governor Murphy.
o. n those taking part in the conference said
.hs, The fourth place lay between Mr. Murphy
- Governor Fort. but il was thought that
=. r.oyern1r would be a candidate for the NOM
.-..io- far Tice-P President. and would not care
- 60 70 the convention as a delegate
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
TO S. II. BRICE: S2,218 26.
London Haber0dshcrs Hale Er-Sen-
af0r's Son 10 Court.

Coznsel for Captain Stewart NJ Brice son Of
- lGre eE-Sena Calvin BriCe. asked Justice
O6u-uan. in the Supreme CoprI. yesterday TO set
gaas 81 order Of Justice Leventritt committing
In 70 ludlow street jail for contempt OF court
EuhsnkaGgp Brothers. haberdashers, OF London
ssse- that Captain Brice ran up with them three
7es-s ago 8 Dill fer s2-21s e6. They further com
rsgn thai the captain could never have done il
As5 rhev not heard OF his family's wealth and
To--nenc--
Al liz Offices Of Ira 3 Wheeler. the attorney for
n London firm Il learned that q judgment
Lac beeu obtained against E3rice for the amount
5ue Ire hate-dashers. but the execution OF il was
returned a. not satisfied Mr.. Wheeler says
B-ioe receives more than 5000 a year from his
fathers estate and ought 10 be good for the
amount cf the bin on his failure appear for
examination IN supplementary proceedings Captain
B-ica was served with the order from Judge Leven-
NIX sdju5g.uE him II contempt, and q notice OF
settlement acc rlpauied the order.
To Justice @ German yesterday Nj Alexander,
o. Ale-auder. Wztriss * Polk. the attorneys for
Captain B-!ce said his client had not been served
with the contempt order Nj Wheeler, on the
o-her hand. was sure Captain Brice was properly
served. Decision Vas reserved
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
COPPER DITIDENDS CUT.
Weak Market Causes Pairing by
Calumet and WoIOerine Com panies.

That the copper situation is far from satisfac-
tory notwithstanding the recent announcement that
the Amagamated Copper Company had ordered
the resumption of its mines and smelters in the
Butte district. shown yesterday when the di-
rectors of the Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
declared quarterly dividend OF only s. a share
against so three months ago SIS six months
ago and $40 nine months ago and a year ago. The
Calumet and Hecla is the largest producer of lake
copper in the country and is looked upon the
premier copper concern in the United States. 1t
has paid dividends high 800 share
nually and the lowest yearly disbursement it has
ever made S25 a share, 1902. The general ex-
pectation had been that the directors would declare
dividend of at least $40 a share, and the an
nouncement of the reduction 10 IS followed by
a big slump in the stock. which fell rapidly from
$50 $50 on the Boston Stock Exchange. where it
is traded in.
A director of the company said after the meet
ing that the cut in the dividend was purely mat
ter of conservatism. He explained that. although
the company had very little copper on hand the
sale of the metal was slow. The product the Cal
and Heca mines commands ordinarily a price
/. cent TO L cent above that obtanable for cleo
trolytc copper which constitutes the greater part
of the output Of the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany. and since the price of copper fell below i3
cents several weeks ago the company has with
drawn from the market, refusing sell its prod
uct below that price
The directors of the Wolverine Copper Mining
Company also made reduction in the dividend
yesterday, declaring a semi-annual payment of s.
g share compared with s. 90 a share six months
ago
The action of these copper companies in
ducng their dividends was regarded in financial
circles meaning that the leading interests in
the trade were not confident that the copper mar
ket would return TO a normal condition
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
REALTY NOTES.

rh. Charter Realty Company is the buyer OF No ls
East 4sth ST. recently through Pease d Gilman
IT,, old Colony Company transferred title yesterday 10
Nos i and 81 West 73 9N3ss feet to Richard l.
Howell.
William IL Falconer leased the store and dwelling
hose No q Sth ave OF years 10 Ayer David
lofts No 10 the chicago Wire
rorrrauy: dwelling No $40 East 4lst St 10 NJ
f5auntu7an. No 5I2 dwelling house to NJ
T5urkhart No. 3s East 4lst St. dwelling house 10
Charles Barlor. No East 4Ist ST. dwelling house
., = \ Peters a dwelling No BIZ East 42d 81.
- wright anG No 42d St A similar build
ing, r. Leuz
Cooley West report the sale OF the improved country
,ronc-fy OF Mrs Carrie NJ Harwood Central near
scarscaie " i. M- HouSseau who recently sold
his country Greenwich, Conn
Robert 4 Eainey the fve story building No
up Greenwich St Of Murray ST. for
term OF years
Williams AcAneney have sold for e!snt 10 l4Arenee
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
HOMEN FIGHT FL4NES.
Kmckerb0cker Canoe Club SdTed by
HQstiIg Formed Bucket Brigade.

dozen young women proved themselves good
fre fighters LAST night. when fire which de-
s-royed the clubEouses and boats Of the Audu-
bon Yacht Club the John Dalton Launch Club
s1d the Fort Washington Canoe Club, which
formed little settlement near 16Sth street and
TIE Hudson River. threatened TO spread 10 the
knickerbocker Canoe Club. Miss Gladys Spring
2 the daughter Of John II. Springer. who lives
Z; l70th street and Lafayette Boulevard, was
II first 10 see The flames She called up the
s-e Department and then summoned by tele-
phone dozen of her acqUaintances who lived
Tear by
Ihe party ~ Young women. with some men as
tscorts hurried L. the Knickerbocker Club, OF
'Aleh some 1f TIE Springer family are members,
sh- forming q bucket brigade, proceeded TO
eEench the s.a- of tbc building nearest the
-ales with 7gaJ-r- The prompt action undoubt-
+aE saved The building from catching fire. The
e--oaoasss of taa three other organizations were
completely destroyed before the freboat George
Z Mcclellan arrived The fire engines We're
N7lieiled = station themselves so far from
~ waters edge that their efforts were practi
N'-s Useless The Joss was about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
AIR LINE RECEIVER.
Road Has to Shorten Distance. from
Nesu York to Chicago.

Iaporte. Ind, March 4-Judge c. Richter, in the
Laporte Circuit Court. on application of stockhold-
ers representing two thousand shares OF stock this
evening appointed George F. Null OF indianapolis
receiver for the Chicago-New York Electric Air
Line Company for the Cooperative Construction
Company and for the Goshen. South Bend & Chi
cago Railway Company. The Western Securities
Company. the Gary Interurban Company and the
Hancock Company also are made defendants The
receiver Immediately filed $4,000 bond.
Chicago March 4.-The Chicago & New York
Air Line is capitalized at s50oooo Alexander c.
Miller. of Aurora. H. is president. According to
announcement of the company. it purposes to
shorten the distance between Chicago and New
York to $50 miles and TO reduce the running time
TO ten hours
The line has been graded between Chicago and
La Porte Ind and several miles of rails have been
laid According to President Miller. there
thousand stockholders.
Last May an attempt made by several stock
holders to have a receiver appointed for the COM
pany, but the court refused to take such action at
that time.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
WILL OPEN MINERAL REGION.
Douglas Copper Company Secures Control OF
the RyaI Concession in Mexico

r..s.s controlling the majority Of the stock OF
the Douglas Copper Company. which has recently
completed modern smelling plant at u .,,
$50 have secured control of the Ryan & Mix
o,s;or covering about l.5D0eo acres in the
CT of Sonora Mexico. The Hartman interests
a building the Cananea. Yaqui River & racine
RAILWAY through this concession for about seventy
Eve miles and will open what is regarded as one OF
the most important undeveloped mlnerai TesohS
of the world -,
= r71,,1ora+ion and Mining Company, with capl-
+a1 stock Of $4,000 and 100000 bonds, which VIII
control the mineral rights. The exploration com
rapv will in part. be a holding company permit
ting others to go and take up mineral properties
for development on a royalty basis, thousl II WI
- tha Same time omen and develop some large
1,ronartfes which will be operated in connection
With the Douglas snelteT.