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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16

trail Union church, had collapsed. This
priests connections with the mission
were severed on account of this acct
don't. and Father Clement was instruct
ed by the Bishop to take charge of
the college.
In 1852 st. Louis College was erect
ed and Father Clement, taking his
pupils over to the new building, con-
tmued teaching them there until the
arrival of the Brothers of Mary, in the
year following.
Since that time he has been busying
himself exclusively with the ministry.
lie constructed and administered five
churches in the several suburbs of Ho-
nolulu-Kalihi. Moanalua, Kalihi-wa.
ena, Punahou and Kaiulani. Although
the care of so many churches kept him
very busy, Father Clement found time
for assiduous visits to the Queen IS Hos
pital, Oahu Prison, Lunalilo Home, the
Receiving Station, the Insane Asylum
Kapiolani Home and the Reformatory
School for Girls. Besides all this, he
published a little monthly in the Ha
waiian language-the Hoolaha Mana
oio
Lately this jealous worker felt hi
health decline; he, however, did no
want any assistance until, few week
ago, lie absolutely could nor do more
Great fear was entertained at the mis-
! sion for his life.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16

Father Clement ernest l.. Evrard)
was born June 9, 1882, at Licques, de-
partment Pas de Calais, France. After
having finished his literary studies at
st. Omer, he went to Paris, where he
frequented for some time the Sor-
bonnie entered the Congregation of the
Sacred Hearts and made his theological
studies partly in the motherhouse of
that order. at Paris, and partly at
Louvain. He was destined by his SUI.
periors for the Hawaiian Mission, and
arrived in these Islands March 49,,
1864, in company of Father Damien,
Father LEVIN and several Sisters OF
the Sacred Hearts On May 81 of the
same year he was ordained priest by
Bishop Maigret. Shortly afterwards
he was put in charge of the district
Of Kohala, Hawaii; but this mission
being too arduous for his weak consti-
tutioO, he changed places with his fell
low traveller, Father Damien. who was
then in Puma. In this district Father
Clement built three churches and a
school. Successfully he went to Hilo
where he remained for one year, and
to Waiohinu, where he erected a large
school, which he directed until, in 1881
he was called to Honolulu.
About that time the college built by
Father Larkin on Beretania avenue
opposite the site of the present Cen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16
H|LO BREAKWATER
PROGRESSING STEADILY

B. F. Dillingham; returned from Hilo
on the Mauna Kea after a brief visit
on Hawaii in connection with the pro-
posed extension of the railroad north
from Hilo, and the breakwater contract.
He reports the construction of the
Hilo breakwater progressing steadily.
The engineering party making surveys
for the proposed railroad extension are
making alternate surveys for the pur-
pose of comparison in several difficult
locations, particularly the crossings of
the Waikiki river and at Wainaku mill,
where there is a tangle of gulches, and
in the Onomea section, which is tho
most complicated district along the line.
Mr.. Dillingham; expects active work
to begin at an early date.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16
PILES CURED IN 9 TO "a DAYS.

. PAZO OINTMENT IS guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in TO
II days or money refunded.-.Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis.
U. S. of A,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16
PERKINS KILLS THE
SUSPENSION BILL

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Ths
Piles bin suspending the eoastwise law
as TO Honolulu was killed today in tho
Committee on Commerce, Of which SEN
ator Perkins is member.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16
MAINLAND FIRM LOWEST
BIDDER FOR THE DRYDOCK
Especial cablegram to Advertiser.)

Especial Cabegram Adverter)
building Pearl drydok
February
lowest being
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16
Small Talks

r. A. BRECKoNi-I have heard from Washington
CAPTAIN REEFS think
Tor the smart showing they made the Lincoln Day parade
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-16

& AaAlll
Campbell help by the fOrook
plans public building the simplicity
stating they tentative asked
citizens details Teupm the Tribune made the
proposition upon Campbell Honolulu all
meeting the lo Board Trade and
following report
"RlPPED BUnDING-PLANs OF MARsroN CAMPBELL
UNsU1TABLE-oFFICIAL OPINIONS UNANIMOUS,
Campbell transmitting blue print
preliminary plans criticisms
gest building practically frepoOf
More than hours discussion enued the plans submitted Judge
Parsons pointed out its deficiencies courthouse Assessor Wong
criticized it from tax office viewpoint Deputy Sheriff Feer explained its
absolute ndness for police purposes Land Agent Williams took up the cndg
for his bureau especially the small size of the vaults which, Chairman
Scott said large enough the few collins small family
Then Carl Smith ripped the building to pieces from roof to basement
pointing every almost
Judge Andrews didn't want under circumstances Health In
Stin soott id th ' st5e Cahu h L1 hr sot
wished he would Iio talk Finally,
motion Bowman the left the hands the committee diec
communicate with Campten'
Hlo cordaliy sympathy
soul another requires, freely Hlo
Marston; by asking people get
together and the kind building they want and then sit back
and watch the fur fly.
y y y y
you given transcript of Colonel suys remarks
Lincoln meeting the attention deserves learn something
advantage studying That like which
inspired plenty
between the lines and the collective meaning important enough all
people living in Hawaii warrant its translation into several languages
y
The Beekons case looks this way to me- The President wants the s.
District Attorney To please Mr. Beckn
break the the District Attorney him
Wyoming time; hurry, every
brings
another chance The point by the M March and then
CHATS passing stirring
lyric which the Spanish produced can't what the
ARRAY anything
thrilling poems more, in
to bring ones hidden patriotism.
lot Honolulu heard the perhaps
or more and thew were Een m t the Nrefn e at PT b f
SUCH at the head of the table, in his genial Early
called
there and got could
girls stranger appears having
his wife She had watched him
able before then hearing warning
like exploding magazines and when he finally his peoran there
epidemic all
the visitor couldn't be taking the
he did
extraordinary language began
look like the who had slipped down hole in the
begun skating But the human caiOpe and
began roaring Chats OFF, and before realized that
all thinking
have sounded off of his friends had behind
and called Josh' in faseo The only other
subsidized
when the High Sheriff touched the
y
They say got prison
motions the other morning Billy
when the bell fails
the night the guard the hall
Aalf hour he Henry sleeps pad
infant on the bosom of cloud But let that guard fget him fail
the bell springs
dashboard his in
inquiries whether right
distinguished consideration wAereup all is well until II
GbarRb hi afnfary l. ln
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
BRlJ6UIERE HOME,
FACES WIfPS SUIT
PIaywrigl1t-CIubnlan Says He
May Not Contest, Yet Will
Scan the Papers


Emile Bruguiere, playwright. club
man and capitalist, returned from Paris
and London last night. and with his
arrival at the ferry building started
anew the wave of gossip that has been
flooding local society with discussion
Of his wife.s suit for divorce. on the
ground OF cruelty. Mrs. Bruguiere was
Miss y4sta Shortridge. niece Of Samuel
II Shortridge-
4 don't think viii contest the
suit. Bruguiere said last night at the
st Francis hotel II my wife has set
her mind on securing separation.
then il is hest l suppose that she
CO 50.
However the suit came as sur
prise TO me. when. in Paris. my attor-
ney here sent me word that Mrs Bru-
guiere had started an action for di-
voroe- she kissed me goodby when
left here last. and put me on the train
There seemed nothing between US then
The only correspondence we have
had has been concerning our ; year old
boy
Now. The cruelty charge doesn't
mean much. for in California most any
thing can be called cruelty The law
is very elastic on that point
4 was not served personally with
summons IN the suit, but my attorney
wrote that If ! did not accept sum-
mons the suit would be granted by de-
fault. and I sent him my power Of al
torney and he accepted the summons
for me
Z do not know the details of the
complaint and will look over them
Here is q hint that there mar be
contest in the suit after all. Bruguiere
says he IS willing that his wife should
secure a divorce. II she wishes il. but
vet he would not allow her 10 secure
the separation by default 1t is evident
that the clubnaan VIII examine the COM
plant carefully before taking any
steps IN the matter.
Mrs Brugaiere is now in Tahiti so
will lag until her return
Brugniere himself declares that he
viii return TO Europe within few
days
The divorce complaint was fled in
Salinas eight months ago and. because
The summons was not published. moth
ing was known of II until some three
months ago. when the news leaked out
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
ROTHSCHIID LEFT
FORTUNE TO GIRL
Baron Who Killed Himself for
Love Wills Property to
Olga Menn
-Sfseial Dissoich 10 The Cali

lSfseiai Diseoich 10 The Call
5 CHICAGO. sept s.-OIga Mem. the
Chicago girl for whose sake Baron
oskar Rotllscfild killed himself. re-
turned Il. Chicago today from Vienna
Broken hearted over the i'll starred
first romance Of her life. she tottered
down the steps OF a Pullman car and
fell fainting into the arms OF her
father. Dr. Rudolph Mem Mss Mem
was taken home. where tonight she Is
reported 10 be in partial collapse and
Mrs Mem confirmed today the story
that her daughter was the. chief bene-
dciary under the viii Of her 6ance and
said that provision for her had been
made IN testament executed after
he had been refused. parental permis-
sion 10 marry the girl
Although we do NOT Yet knox Just
what IS the amount left my daughter
said Mrs. Nenn. we were notified by
an agent Of the Austrian government
that she was given large portion OF
the estate that the baron inherited
from his mother The young Baron
Rothschild- you know. was immensely
rich. notwithsta nding his father had
cut him of from inheritance
Olga started for Europe one Of the
happiest prospective brides that ever
was known: she returned 10 America
broken woman, as miserable as any
widow possibly could be-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
DAVENPORT MUST
PAY WIFE S4O0 MONTH"; Y
Cartoonist's Income Is Consid-
erabIy Over $4,000 a Year
! SPeoial Ds7osoh 70 Ths CeLIl

NEW YORK Sept s--Eome- Dsven-
pert. csrtooniEL must allow his wife.
Daisy 3 Davenport ss08 . month ali
tnonT pending the trial OF her suit for
separation under a order made TO-
cay IN the supreme court
IN making the order the court de-
oisrsd thar this sum would be less than
third q DsvenPo-Cs income. as
SHOWN by his own AFFIDAVIT. and there
fore could not be considered excessive
Tor the separate maintenance OF The
VIE and three children.
Davenport admitted tnst he vas paid
s-5.oeo a year bv an evening news
paper MrS Davenport showed that
Ehis salary vas net the total OF her
husbands income ss he receives roy
zlties 6or publications and does outside
work
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Stockton Plans Meeting
Especial Di,eGtch 10 The Cali

Special D5pofch 10 I he Cali
STOCKTON. sept Stockton parlor
No. :. Native Sons of the Golden West.
viii celebrate Admission day al home
with high class entertainment and
dance
The local stores viii not close. as 1t is
one OF the optional holidays with the
members of the Stockton retail mer-
chants association. Il was largely on
this account that the natives decided
not TO 90 70 San Jose
The entertainment viii be held to-
morrow evening at Masonic music hail.
Judge c. w Norton presiding A1tor-
ney G. " steele of Lodi win deliver
the oration-
The members of Lodi and oakdale
parlors have accepted an Invitation to
attend. Among the numbers on the
program VIII be the following. Violin
solo. Miss Blanche Morrill,; tenor solo.
Curtis Conelt. barytone selections. J. E.
iegler and VIII Davenport; comic selec-
tions by John Muidowney
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
DISAGREE AS TO DICE
THROWING ORDINANCE
Case Brought Against Thomas
j. ShortaII Is Dismissed

A different Interpretation Of the
meaning Of the dice throwing ordi-
nance recently passed from that held
By Chief Cook was pronounced bv Po-
lice Judge Conlan Yesterday and con
hrTned by Assistant District Attorney
Fer-ari and Attorney John J Greeley
when the cases OF Thomas J. Shortali-
cigar dealer. Mason and Eddy streets.
and Charles " Brown were heard and
dismissed
Brown and friend were shaking
dice for cigars SUNDAY night with 10
cube dice IN box. the one making
the higher score winning Shortall
was looking on when Policeman FIsaIv
appeared and placed Shortau and
Brown under arrest HeaIy's explans-
tion Of arTesting ShoTian was that he
owned the store
Chief Cock holds that only fre dice
can be used IN a box. but the c-6i-
nance was produced and shown 10
read cube or poker dice no merfIo1
being made as TO the number Atror-
neF Greeley cnn1ended that cube dice
could be shaken with one. or even 80
or as many as The box would hold ar6
Ferrzri agreed with him. The Judge
dismissed the cases remarkinz thar
there had been absolutely no excus,s
for a-res15ng SflorfalL
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

vast th-ong that rs expected tomorrow.
San Jose is in gala atire for one OF
the biggest celebrations ever at
:rsnpteds BY the city. Miles OF streets
are dazzling with 'incandescent lights
in bell shaped shades. Red white
blue and gold bunting has been used
lavishlg TO transform the fronts of
the buildings The holiday spirit IS
rampant. with the people Of san jose
fully alive 10 their responsibilities as
hosts All possible details have been
attended 10 by the committees TO af-
ford four days Of pleasure for the Wis
itors who are swarning here from all
parts OF the state
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
DEPUTY TREASURER ENDS
HIS LIFE WITH BULLET

PORT ANGELES, Wash Sept S-w.
z Burnside. deputy treasury OF Clallam
county. stepfather OF County Treasurer
Pringie and vel known politician.
shot and killed himself in his ONCE last
night His aged mother lives in Sac
ramento. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Expect $4,000 Visitors

Every train today carried extra
coaches to- accommodate the incoming
army. There was special train from
San francisco tonight that brought
many members of the Native Sons from
the bay city Some OF the San Fran
cisco pariors are already here and have
opened headquarters where they are
dispensing hospitality tonight But the
immense crowds VIII come on the large
number OF special and regular trains
tomorrow morning With the streets
packed with the throng already here il
Is easy TO imagine what the congestion
viii be tomorrow with 10000 visitors
added TO the $4,000 residents Of san
Jose
The Native Sons and Native Daush-
ters OF San Jose are holding a big
Ha
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
SELLS HER DOVER RIGHT
N REALTY FOR Sos. 600
Divorced Wife of Frank j
Gould Executes Release
!! - - . q a

KEW YORK. sept s.-Heien Kelly
Gould. who procured final decree Of
oiS-oroe from Prank ;. Could August 25,
consented six days sfter~srd 10 re-
aouish her dover right IN his real
estate holdings 1or sies.soe- There has
tseen fled IN the hail OF records q re-
lease u dover in which the husband
sx-eed 10 pay Mrs.. Could this sum.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
All Day Yesterday Every Mems
Der of Family Remained
Closely Indoors
Empty Oxygen Tanks Indicate
How Critical Has Been
Msgnates Condition
Two More Physicians Hurried
TO the Sick Bed by
Fast Train

4 RDEN. \. Y Sep o-Rumo-s
~ that z. H. Hartman was IN q
= critical condition gained re
ncwed currency here shortly after l
O'Clock rl-is morning Al the same
-lre The brilliant arc light which has
heretofore burned on Tower hill al
night was suddenly exuiuguished- Re
peated calls 70 The telephone exchange
c15ued 10 response
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Bunko Men Arrested

SAN JOSE. Sept Several san
Francisco detectives are here work
ing in conjunction with the local de-
tecrives during the Native Sons cele-
brafion. and this morning they arrest
ed I'VE bunko men who are well known
10 the san Francisco officer
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
BoundIess Hospitality

True San Jose hospitality is in evi-
dence and the visitors are being regany
entertained An oTchestra is furnish
ing music as the members of the order
are exchanging words Of greeting.
Across the street in the park the Tenth
Regiment band is giving concert as
thousands wander in and out through
the prettily Illuminated parks
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
VAST THRONGS
WILL JOIN IN
MAKING
Native Sons and Daughters
Hasten TO Celebrate Ad=
mission Day of State
Fully $4,000 Visitors Are Ex-
pected to Take Part in the
General Rejoicing
Specl1l Dissaseh 70 The Call

ISPeol-. Dlspalfh q ne NosI
SAN JOSE Sept S-Heralded
Native Daughters are poaFipg into San
Jose for the Admission day celebration
The streets are pBIsating with the life
Of the thousands OF pleasure seekers
who are already here and The hotels
are overhowing. But the crowds now
here are not 10 be compared with the
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
All the Family Present
ISssoial Dspatch 10 The Call

ARDEN. X y. sept S--Hsrrimsn
continues IN IN extremely critical con
dition- This statement is based on
information which comes from abso-
luteiy authentic sources.
Despite encouraging reports, those
ho keep IN close touch with Arden
-o1se admit thar The hnanoiers oondi-
non Is grave and that ms family and
personal friends are alarmed
For The first time SINCE Hartman s
return from Europe every member Of
1he family remained indoors tOday-
Mrs. Mary Simons. Ez-riman-s sister.
zsE summoned from he- home today
and cary tonight SIZE had not left
her brothers bedside II was she whe.
z 1ez days sgo. said she would Tot 90
% Tower hfl again unless there was
z change 1or the worse n he- broth
e-'k co1dition-
Two More Physicians
Another significant fact 10 support
ire persistent reports that Hartman
ls near death IS that two physicians
reached Turner a. O'Clock tonight
On z 1sst train which makes 10 stop
scte- leaving Jersey City According
10 passengers the train was held sex
ersl minutes fc- The physicians They
6ecE.ed % make any statement and
-ve-e hurried 1o Tower hiI n an
su-o--obt-e
-Eo empty tanks marked IN large
White letters oxygen fo- medicinal
purposes we're brought from Arden
house to6av % ne railroad station
here- When Il vss found that the
tanks had attracted the attention OF
passengers the station agent locked
-1en i, Z sro-ero0-
z vas learned that th1ee tanks OF
ozrge1 hs6 been usA6 since Hartman
returned ron abroad There stu re-
mains one tank q oxygen ~ the
house
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
By PAUL sINsHEIMER
le,c;ol D;,ooIch 10 The Cali

Special DiseoIoh 10 The Cali
SACRAMENTO. Sept. s-The state
board Of equalization gave the assess
nent roll a boost Of ss215s4,5ss tonight
and in so doing hoisted high the figures
Of IS counties. Los Angeles topped the
list with an increase of sls5.73o.1 H.
Ventura. as predicted by her own rep
resenta1ives. was doubled. san Fran
cisco. as shown IN the columns Of The
Call, was elevated 10 per cent
There is some consolation for San
Francisco. however Even with the
higher assessment the city viii pay
less TO the state in taxes
Before equalization the tentative rate
stood at .f14- On this basis San Fran
cisco would have paid s2,042,0s4-24 into
the state treasury. The rate after equal
ization was fixed tonight al .ss4, the
lowest IN the history OF the state. San
Francisco, on the revised basis. viii
contribute to the general treasury 81
ss5,7ss-z7- The city saves s7S.35z-77.
Extra Money $4,000
The increase or 10 per cent places the
san Francisco roll al s5ss.ss5.ses higher
than the year before the fire and but
little under the greatest roll the city
has ever shown The increase. by the
way, viii bring in an extra s-3s.6eo on
the municipal tax levy already fixed
The blow fell heaviest on the coun-
ties or the south Orange. Riverside.
san Berna7dino and Santa Barbara
were included with Ventura and Los
Angeles IN the sweeping upward re-
vision Los Angeles is disposed TO
make an issue Of The situation with
threat Of state division The murmurs
from the south were repeated tonight
By Assessor E. " Hopkins of Los An
geles who was present al the session
Threaten Division
This means state division said
Hopkins in an intervieB. The people
Of Los Angeles viii not stand for this
outrage The feeling there IS not con-
fined TO the real estate board or TO any
1t is general Go not
know that any definite plans have been
made or boundary lines proposed. bur
I Go know that this Will create de-
nand for the formation OF q separate
state out of southern California
The proceedings tonight were punc-
tuated by sharp sallies across the table
Jeff McElvaine, the member from the
south. shifted uneasiiy IN his chair
while the counties of his district were
raised At one time he threatened to
present an afidavit to the board.
which would make them sit up and
axe notice He refused 10 disuIge
he contents OF the bomb that he pro-
posed 30 explode
The voting showed practically the
same alignment all the way through.
rhe increases IS adopted were made
lpon the votes OF Alexander Brown.
II stockton. chairman OF the board.
Richard + Collins. the member from
Redding. and J. Harry Scott. the mem
Der from San Francisco
A. & Eye. the state controller and
x cficfo member of the board. pro-
POSED small increases while McElvaine
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
CITY

Ne7irsi trust company maoe depository for
tie committee recognizing ne California safe
deposit and trusr company Page Is
Miss Lucie King sBd Lawrence Hs--ss married
q bone q brides parents. Page 3
Niliioaai-e Bradbury meets his match n div
1s bargain u p1scn- Page I6
TAX q 6sh1 between attorney sod witness
Il t-isl q Broker Rankin. Page
PoIce see rosbe- and victim IN desperate
struggle n roo1 q hoieL Page
csiifo-nis elab seeks ordnance barring in
no-zl playa page4
Ah7shsn seaEabsc8er. pioneer milling nan.
: called ~ desth- Page lie
RingaRgs' circus VII opeu here today with
excellent program PaSe7
We accuses husband q beating her and is
granted oiFozcs. Page 4
Police staaoa to Be built in The Golden Gaze
para Page Ie
BAD boy appeals against order ot tudge
limiting appearances i vallejo without zoassa
couFsulon- Page
Damaging evidence given against : { Ton
atty, former chief book keeper q ciiy
treasurer. Page 16
Fo-ssry Il bank sec-cts-y's name 10 draft
parable te cotton planter adds 70 nysiery q
AIS disaPPezrsaee- Page
osklEnd wo8ld appropriate more tbsa iis
share of lie presidents tine q his visit
here Page
Major CEusa Brysnt 70 be bu-ied from tie
Preside today Page 1s