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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
PROBATE Of
DREIER WILL
May Be Opposition on Behalf
of Emil Who Is in a
Sanitarium.

In the proceedings for the probate
Of the win OF the late August Dreier,
before Judge De Bolt, yesterday, APP
plieation was made for the appoint
ment of a guardian ad Item for the
son. Emil Dreier, and w. A. Kinney
was appointed. Emil Dreier is in a
sanitarium in California. Under the
win he is left an income of $3.50 a
month, but the cost of maintenance at
the sanitarium is $40 month. For
this reason there may be contest Of
the viii.
Judge De Bolt allowed the proceed
ings to go over for week in order
that the guardian ad htem might have
some time in which to consider what
should be done in the matter in behalf
of his ward. Cecil Brown, who appears
for the probate of the will, objected
to the delay, and while Judge De Bolt
thought that all the diligence possible
had not been exercised, still, under the
circumstances, he would allow a contin
uance for a week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
DECLINED WITH THANKS

The bibulous citizen was painting
the town red when he was approach
ed by police officer who said: Come
on with me to the police station!'
The disturber of the peace pulled
himself loose from the officer and
began:
"Hold on a minute m friend
. No, I won t hold on minute. You
come along with me-
Hold on jus half minute. / want
jus one word with you.
3'All right, replied the officer i'm,
patiently. "Be quick about it. What
is it you want to say7'
"All / want t. say is JUS this:
'preciate your invitation, but I've
mother Engagement and can t co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY
HOUSEHOLD. a

AS a result of saving my child I re
gard Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as medicine which
should be in every household.-John
Adams, Merchant, Gold River, Nova
Scotia. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for H. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
APPRAISERS REPORTS.

Appraisers reports were fled yes
terday in the Circuit Court in the
matter of the estate of Annie Latin
Roe, and in the matter of the estate
of John Hapanui. The former estate
is appraised at $425o and the latter
at 1862. %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
NOT LOSING TIME.

Glow is your husbandF' inquired a
good neighbor of a woman rushing up
the street.
s'He just died, poor fellow. about
five minutes ago, replied the broken
hearted wife.
Where are you going7 Can | help
you2'' responded the kind neighbor.
- No, / thank you. Just going to the
insurance company for the money"
was the answer as she tore off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04

''What would you do, dear, if I
were to die2" asked Mrs. barley. fond
~. II don't know replied barley
thoughtfully. (Which is your choice
burial or cremation 2''-Tit- Bits.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
GUARDIANS ACCOUNTS.


John Marcallino, as master, has re-
ported on the accounts of Elsie Wun
denberg, executrix of the viii of Fred
Wundenberg, guardian of the estates OF
Parker, Jonah, Edward and Ernest
Cummings, minors, from June 30, 1904,
to January 10. 1908. The guardian
charges himself with from 1868 to 1924
of the estate of each of the minors and
asks to be allowed from 1851 to 1924
in each case except as to Ernest, for
whom he expended $799. which was
$227.29 more than the guardian re-
ceived. By far the largest part of this
money was sent to Ernest in Japan,
whittier he went a couple of years or
so ago
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
This Day
Auction Sale
Ladies'
Silk and
Pearl Day
Tuesday, Aug. a, 1908,

10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. PROMPT
AT MY SALESROOM
Several pieces White China Silk,
Several pieces Pongee Silk,
Two very large Embroidered Irish
Linen ablecIoths-beautiful work,
One long Silk Runner, with Doilies-
handsomely painted,
One Single Round Pearl-large, about
three carats,
One seyen-Pearl Cluster Ring
handsome,
ALSO -
One handsome old fashioned Camphor-
wood Chest of Drawers two art), with
ebony trimmings; inlaid with ivory;
opens at top into a desk. Formerly
the property of Queen Kapiolani.
3 Mexican saddles,
] English saddle,
Lot brides,
Lot new shirts,
Trouserings, Etc.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Suit for divorce has been brought
against Hon. William K. Leleiwai, a
member of the last Legislature, by his
wife, Aukai Leleiwai. She says they
were married October 6, 1896, by the
Rev. Kanoho, in Kauai, and that six
children were born of the marriage, of
whom five are living But, the wife
alleges, not regarding his marriage
vows, the Honorable William has for
long time been living in adulterous
union with Ellen K J. Bell. 1t is less
than year since she discovered this
state of affairs, she says, and that she
has not voluntarily cohabited with
the defendant since such discovery, nor
has lIbelant forgiven the same. -
Leleiwai and Ellen K. J. Bell are
both under bonds to answer charges of
violating the Edmunds Act.
Leleiwai has fled an answer denying
all the charges made against him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
GRAND JURY TOMORROW.

The Territorial grand jury viii meet
at the Capitol tomorrow at 10 o clock
A number of small eases from the
District Court viii claim its attention
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04
JUDGMENT FOR DUvAUcHELLE

In the suit of J. J. Byrne VS.. E. K
Duvauchelle, an assumpsit proceedings
on assignment of account, Judge De
Bolt, jury waived, gave Judgment for
the defendant yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04

las. F. MORGAN.
AUCTTONEER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20

WOMAN cHokEo sY NEGRO TO
AvEN6E IVNcHING-
ARMED WHITES PATROL STREETS
by Angry Persseola
Whites

Mobile Ala.-Reports from Pen
sacola Friday morning state thar
Que Of the most serious outbreaks in
he history Of Florida is in progress
here. following a brutal attack on
Mrs. Ed Modair. who was choked into
unconsciousnsss by a negro. who was
later captured and lodged in the jail
there
Armed whites. ise report says. filed
he streets at dawn Friday and an at
tack on the jail is momsntarily ex-
pected. II is also reported that at
.acks have already begun on the ne
gro quarter Of the town. and that AZ
east one negro has been shot "a death.
The attack on Mrs. Modair was the
result OF a lynching by mob Of
whites there recently.
This Is the way We answer lynch
sr..- the negro said as he choked the
woman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
BLACK HAND VICTIM
aicH ITALIAN IS TAKEN FROM
sIcVcIE ANo sHoT.
YOUNG GIRL SEES THE TRAGEDY
Cousin Of Victim Is Held by Isra
Island PoIiee-cie~ Found
IN Letters

New York-Isaping from ambush
q Lincoln road and Nostrand
avenue. Flatbush. early Thursday. a
band % BLACK Hand met dragged Pie
tro Harilla. a rich hotel man ~ Wood
haven. l.. / from hts bicycle and sho,
and stabbed him to death before the
eyes OF giri and a man who saw
every move OF the assassins
The police have arrested antonio
del Mario. cousin Of the dead man.
who IL known to have been with him
inst before the murder
Mildred Busch. Is wears old. saw the
killing. rs did also a man who hap
pened TO be passing the spot Evan
ined hy IN. police. they said they saw
the hand OF men leap from IN. bushes
as Barilla rode by on his wheel
t-is Body Is Riddied.
When the alarm vas given and the
reserves from the Flatbush station re-
sponded they found Barilia in the
road. literally shot and stabbed to
pieces
That tho killing sas not for the pur-
pose ~ robbery was plain from the
fact that the dead mans clothing con
tanned a gold watch and a large sum
of money Several letters in Italian
we're in his pockets. some Of them
with tho Characteristic rcd ink OF the
Black Hand
The police believe the same band
who hacked 70 pieces a man shortly
after Christmas and dumped his body
near the scene Of Barilla's assassina-
don are responsible for this crime
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20

FLOYD VI. Parker, a negro postal
CLERK running on the Mobile and Ohio,
was arrested at Artesia on a charge OF
.mbezzIement OF mail in transit. He
sas arrested by means Of decoy letters
When arrested he had four of the
marked bills in his pocket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
The Court os Inquiry.

The court OF inquiry which con.Id
cred Private Klsin's ease was com.
posed IT Major James Miles. Captains
Joseph Judson and : p. High and
Lieut. ; \ Guilford. all ~ the Firs,
Illinois
After sitting all iav they reported
To Adit Gen Scott that Klein. act
was performed in the strict line Of
duty
Klein had been placed as a guard
Of the baggage car on the first sec.
,ion of the Illinois Central train
which brought the First infantry 10
Springfield SATURDAY,
The train Wa a special one and fhs
baggage car contained property owned
hy the state Klein. guarding the from
door. was instructed by Lieut. Gull.
ford Ia allow M one not officially
countensnced 10 enter tho car
N kankakee four Young men. sc.
cordiHg To ths report. climbed to the
front platform and attempted 10 enter
the car Klein barred the wav. using
the only weapon available. a bavonet
As tire train taTted the four youth,
left the platform Klein was not aware
that Nelson or any one had been
injured
states Attorney Cooper Of KsnSa
kee probably will institute action
against Klein in the criminal court
AZ Kankakee
The attorney general Of the state
Is compelled by Law 10 defend na
tional guardsmen in such cases
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
TAFT TumsLEs OFF HORSE.
Animals Knees Fail while Carrying
Candidate Down Mountain.

Hot Springs vs.-Judgs William
Tar had a fall from his horse on
Tuesday afternoon and narrowly es-
caped serious injury. II not death He
was riding down mountain road
some four miles from the hotel az Hot
Springs when tho horses knees gave
way and Taft was pitched TO the
ground
The horse vas not going az a rapid
rate and the candidate alishted upon
his hands and knees Beyond a few
bruises. which ar~ not visible. and Q
vigorous shaking-up. Taft vas none
the worse for his fall
Gen. Clarence Edwards Vho was
here when the accident happened. i
now IN Washington irving to get Taft
another horse II Is not likely he will
trust himself upon the same horse
again
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
ARSENAL WAS CROWDED
WITH NEGRO REFUGEES

Springfield. MA genuine scare
arsenal sunday night after squad
had been sent To disp.rse crowd AZ
Allen and Spring streets Five min
utes later a report reached Lieut. Col
Eddy thai shots had been fired in the
threatened district He Immediately
sent a full platoon TO the place tn r--
infOrce the squad When The addi
tional soldiers appeared the crowd
broke aud ran The soldiers pursued
them for several blocks and the dis
trici which T. near the scene OF Sat
urday nights lyuehins sas in an mp.
roar for a few minutes The arsenal
was crowded Sundsy night with ne
gro refugees from Springfield and sur
rounding towns About 200 men
women and children sought the shelter
OF the building and slept on the floor
or in chairs. Most Of these people
were old and infrm bur they endured
the hardships % their quarters rather
tuhu AdaF INV tAtH F~ht1 - Ha0-tH<
the night in their homes beset with
momentary fears Of attack
Col Sanborn and Gen. Wells. com
manding two provisional brigades
formed SUNDAY. increased the mobili
~ of their fOrces-augmenfed by ths
arrival OF the Second infantry from
ChicagO-by using farm wagons Th'
use Of automobiles was discontinued
and but a few patrols we're sent on
on street cars Gen Wells had ter
vehicles and Col. Sanborn as manl
more
Just as good a. horses. said Gen
Wells When we get the alarm from
the city hall Just ordered nv Shat
ter cavalry into the wagon and the
were of in no time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
FAirs OF rHs INTERESTS. roo

Referring 10 Hr Tafts speech Of
acceptance. the Chicago Record Her.
AID Rep says The speech Iussines
he faith of the Republican masses.
who believe. az Ne have said. that
The candidate IL more progressive
nan his platform II stamps him a.
sincere progressive Who heartily an
proves and shu would carry forwara
me Roosevelt policies and Who a. the
sane time would Illustrate IN his act,
MS THOUGHT that the chief function
~ the next administration 10 distinct
from and progressive development
OF ihai which has been performed ~
President Roosevelt The chararter
hat shines through the speech Is that
u the his sane sober man bent upon
equal Justice Tor all. and i, Will pro.
hahiy have uo little effect eith tho..
independent voters whose supper, 70
Invited In the closing words
NJ Taft did, It Is true have a great
deal 70 say about Mr.. Roosevelt and
the Roosevelt policies Hut before m.
Record Herald can persuade the nss
se- that ihey NAV depend upon Nr.
Tar Tor reform measures t. will have
10 explain hos It happens that In spite
20 ms sxtravagant praise for the
Roosevelt policies Nr Taft vet r.-
tAins the enthusiastic support of he
representatives Of special interests
For instance. in n. same issue in
which the Record Herald SAYS editor.
ialiy. The speech ius,ires the faish
OF the Republican masses who believe
hat the candidate is more progressive
than his platform. Ne nnd the fol-
lowing extracts from editorials print
-d in Newspapers thar arr generally
recognized as the spokesmen for spec
iai interests
N~N York sun Mr Taf's sp-.-rh.
deplorable as 10 is win no, lose him q
Republican vote What relief n must
BE- 10 him today 10 have the fearful
thing N his mind. and or his con
science. and hn~ ardentIy h. mus,
look forward ~ the tim. when he can
say things and DO things not because
they arr 10 make votes for him. hut
because they are the right things ~
say and the right things to DO Th-
nausea'inE incubus beneath which hs
staggers in nearly every sentence
would surocate any ordinary man.
William ~ Taft deserves IN. prayers
as well a. the votes Of every decent
citizen In the country And when
he Is freed from his dread ob-ession
and -.
knows no mortgage. he will show his
fellow men that NO vtcis-itudss saw.
death alone can forever frustrate or
subdue an honest man
Milwaukee Sentinel. A pervadinx
tone of calm good sense and a marked
absence of stump oratnry cIaptrap and
stage thunder aEreeably charactsriz.
Mr. Tafts speech of acceptance. II
therefore affords a needed relief from
a style % defamation that has been
much dinnsd In the ears u our people
Of ste years Come. let Us reason to-
gethsr NAV b. called the keynote Of
the Republican candidates discussion
Of principles at issue between the par
ties. The speech. therefore sxiassx
that genuine respect for the intelli-
genee and fundamental fairness of the
people which the harangue Of the d.
magugue always lacks
In the same issue. the Rscord-Her
aid prints an Interview with George
Gould in which that great railroad
magnate gives enthusiastic endorse
menf To the Republican candidate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
TROOPS RULE
SPRINGFIELD
SUNDAY IN ILLINOIS CAPITAL
PASSES IN COMPARATIVE
QUIET.
GUARDsMEN SCATTER Moo
Private Klein % the rtrs, Irtsr,ry 10
ls Esorersted 6y Board Of In
auiry for Killing Ear Nelson
At HsnLssee.

Springfield iil-Tvo deaths from
injuries received In previous mob
lights. the attempted cutting OF the
nrs-slarm wires: the .xonsration OF
Private J y. Klein Company \. Ffrs,
Illinois Infantry. BY q court of IN.
quiry for the killing of Earl Nelson
AZ kankakes Saturday. and N. pur.
suit of a mob BY <uardsmen we're th-
chief Developments SUNDAY in the
race war in Springfield
The attempt 70 cut the telephone
and hre'alarm wires leading into the
city hall was not successful
policeman saw three men on top
of an outbuilding He turned In an
alarm TO the headquarters of Gen
Wells. commanding provisional bri.
gade and the latter dispatched a
wagon load Of soldiers to the scene.
They arrived before the trio had done
any damage
The would-b. wire cutters fed
leaving their nipper- behind They
escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
aoats Crash. One Sinks

Rochester. y Yin trying to
pass under the bow Of the King
stou. a large passenger boat which
was coming into Charlotte harbor
from Thousand Islands late Tuesday v
night. the Titania. small passenger
boat that plies between Sea Breez .
and Charlotte. was struck BY the bis
boat and sank in ten or twelve fe-,
Of water. Twenty persons on he
Titania were thrown into the wate-
but all were rescued
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
NOT FOR THE INCOME TAX.

Let no one be misled on the theory
that Mr.. Taft has declared for the in
come tax The following is from Mr..
Tah's speech Of acceptance; Il be-
lievs that an income tax. when the
protective system Of customs and the
internal revenue tax will not furnish
income enough for governmental
needs. can and should be devised
In other words Mr.. Taft is for an
income TAX eonditionalIy Whenever
the government can not secure enough
revenue through a system Of taxing
men according to what the eat and
wear. then he would be in favor OF
taxing them according to their income.
That's all,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
canadas National PARK menaeed.

Winnipeg. Manitoba - The forest
have spread TO Canada's national park
district near Banr. In Spray valley
The fre burned ierceiy on the heights
OF Goat mountain this week and great
clouds OF smoke arose Supt Hunter
Of the park reports thai, though the
fire was burning on the upper slopes
OF Goat mountain. the government
gang OF men had the fire in the val
ley under control Tuesday night al
several points on the mountain. eight
miles away. fire was visible near the
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
NEGROES AMsusH OFFICERS.
Oklahoma Citizens Rush to Scene ard
Race War Is Feared.

Chandler OKLA sheriff l. 2
Marion and Deputy sheriff Chas
Parker af Lincoln county were am
bushed by a crowd OF sixteen negroes
in a negro neighborhOod and both
were shot
They were driving in a buggy when
they were fired upon by the negroes.
II is reported that one negro was
killed and another fatally wounded
before the shooting ceased
II i not known here how serious
the wounds received BY the officers
are. but II is reported that they may
prove fatal Large parties Of citizens
are proceeding to the scene OF the
shooting and a serious race war Is
anticipated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
ENTHUSIASTIC INpoRsEMENT.

In his speech 0f acceptance Mr..
Taft SAYS With respect to the eiec-
tion OF senators by the people. per
soually I am inclined to favor ii. but
it Is hardly party question"
What is It II IL is not a party quss-
ton, Il is a public question and .
very pressing one The Democratic
party declared in favor OF IL The Re-
publican party is silent on H. And the
best that the Republican candidate
convinced since the conveDsion OF the
popularity Of the plsnk-ean do. is
10 say personally. am inclined TO
favor H. His remarks clearly indi-
cate that he does not attach impor-
tance to the proposed reform.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
MAcAINIsTs VOTE TO STRIKE.
Lake Shore Z Michigan Southern En-
pIoyes Dislike Piece Work

Cleveland Ohio - Following the
desire fer an expression from the ma
ehinists employed by the Lake Shore
4 Michigan Southern railway upon the
sdvisability OF striking IL piece work
is continued. the 600 men employed
here voted in favor OF a strike Thurs
day Votes Of machinists were cast
also in Toledo. Elkhart and other
Lake Shore towns where shops are
maintained The Cleveland workmen
took the middle ground however and
will favor piece work. il is said. If
there is no discrimination.
The matter of striking finally will
be referred to the unions executive
committee. It Is expected. however.
that all piece work will be forbidden
by the union after Sept l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-20
UPHELD eY GOOD LAWYERS.

In his speech Of acceptance Mr.
Taft referring 10 the suggestion that
rial by jury be required in all cases
n indirect contempt. says; Never
In the history OF the country has there
been such An insidious attack upon
the judicial system "a the proposal
TO interiect a Jury trial between all
orders OF the court made after full
hearing and III. enforcement Of such
orders
But the United States senate in
June. 1895 undertook to make Just
such provision Senator Plat Of
Connecticut vas the only Republican
70 speak against it John sherman uf
Ohio William u Allison Of lows. Eu
gene Hale Of Maine. Joseph D. HswIey
u Connecticut. Justin = Morrill, of Yer
mont. knute Nelson Of Minnesota and
Francis T. Warren of Wyoming were
among the Republican senators pre-
sent when this bill passed Presum
ably they voted for IT, There was nC
roll call At least they did NOT vote
A-dAAsA II AAN AAAFF ekFah deAAH-'
IL
In the senate al the time and vot
ing for this measure there were-be
sides the distinguished Republicans
above nsmed-such good lawyers a
David p Hill of New York. Senato
Villas OF Wisconsin. Senator Pugh o
Alabama Senator George of Missis
.ippi. and VIM v Allen OF Nebraska
Does sny Republican believe tina
John Sherman. William B. Allison. En-
gene Hale. Joseph p. Hawley. justin
$ Morrill,. Knute Nelson. all distin
guished Republicans. would either cas-
their vote for or by their silence &C
quiesce in an insidious attack upor
the judicial system"
Does any one believe that lawyer
ike Senators Villas. Allen. Hill. Pugi
and George would participate ia al
insidious attack upon the judicial sys
tenn