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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-25
ANNUAL MEETING.
Koolau Fruit Company, Limited

Koolau Fruit Company, Limited.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the shareholders of
the Koolau Fruit Company, Limited, is
called for Saturday, March 81, at 9:45
a. M, at the office of the Hawaiian
Development Company, Limited, Rooms
31O-315 Stangenwald building, Homo
lulu. t
F. B. McSTOCKER,
Secretary, Koolau Fruit Company,
Limited.
82es-Mar. Is, 25, 26.
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HONOLULU BARRIERS.

While BARRIERS are plentiful in Ho-
nolulu, tonsorial artists are few. The
best is iii the Union Barber Shop,
which has been reopened by Mamie
Nleira, a postmaster in the art and
we'll known to the Honolulu public
through his connection with the Silent
Barber Shop. He will have two chairs,
two first-class BARRIERS, and will guar
antee the best service and extreme
cleanliness.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Koolau Railway Company, Limited

Koolau Railway Company. Limited.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting of the shareholders of
the Koolau Railway Company Limit
ed, is called for Saturday, March 81
at $3.50 a. m, at the office of the Ha-
waiian Development Company, Limit
ed, Rooms 310315 Stangenwald build
ing, Honolulu.
F. B. McSTOCKER,
Secretary, Koolau Railway Company
Limited.
S29S-Mar. Is, 25. %.
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SPECIAL MEETING.
Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.. Ltd.

Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.. Ltd.
By order of the wee president, q
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd, will
be held at the Office of C. Brewer &
Co., Ltd, Brewer building, Honolulu.
on Thursday, the 25th day of March,
1909, at 2 o'clock p. m. The object
of the meeting is to consider amend.
ments to the present Bylaws and such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
]. WAREHOUSE,
1901 Secretary.
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku ana
Way Stations-*9:l5 a. m, 1920 n W.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Wsv
Stations-f7:30 a. m, s9:15 g. m
*11:15 a. M, *2:15 p. m, 1920 D. m
1915 p. m, 1880 p. m, i'll D. m.
For Wahiawa-s9:15 q. M. and s5.lx
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal.
alua and Waianae-s8:36 q. m, g:3n
p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:46 q. m, 1886 q. M.
s10:3S a. m, *1:40 p. m, s4:s1 D. m.
5:31 p. M, *7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiaws-
1886 a. m. and 1871 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, q two-hour
train (only first-class tickets hanered,.
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:S1
a. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
*Daily. Tex. Sunday. tSunday Only.
G. P. DENISON, F. G. SMITH,
Superintendent. G. p. T. 4.
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MEETING NOTICE.
Union Feed Co Ltd

UuION EEGu Co, LLu.
The adjourned quarterly meeting o
the stockholders of the Union Feed Co,
Ltd, win be held at the Company ;
Office in this city on Thursday, Marel
18th, 1909. at 1890 "a m.
Z. WALTER MACFARLANF,
Secretary, Union Feed Co., Ltd
S306
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NOTICE.

The Bernice P. Bishop Museum will
be open to visitors as usual. on Friday
and Saturday, from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p.
m. commencing Friday, March Goth.
Visitors are requested to use the Hoiigh-
failing street entrance, opposite the Pa
lama pumping station, for this week.
1906 BY ORDER.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Henry waterhouse Trust Co.. Ltd.

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd.
The annual meeting of the Henry
Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd, will
be held at the office of Castle 6 With
ington, at p. m. Thursday, March
25th, 1909.
d. L. WILMINGTON,
Secretary.
s3o2-March 10, %, "a, 25
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ANNUAL MEETING.


Union Feed Co., Ltd.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Union Feed Co, Ltd, will he held a
the Company S office in this city OF
Thursday, March %, at IL a. m.
F. WALTER MACFARLANE,
Secretary, Union Feed Co., Ltd.
$500
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

At Chambers In Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate of James
H. O'Neill, late of Honolulu, Hawaii,
IoaoaSoI
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
SHETLAND PONIES
BELL HEADLINERS
Capacity Houses Enjoy Stunts
of Educated Troupe of
Animals

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.-Lukens' diminu-
tive Shetland ponies were the strong
headline attraction in the new bill
which opened at the Bell theater this
afternoon. Capacity houses enjoyed the
feats of these clever little fellows who
have the reputation OF being the best
educated troupe Of animals now ap-
pearing before the public.
The Carlyle Moore company presented
a stirring picture of the times in 1850
when duels were fought and won for
a lady's hand. There was a realistic
encounter in one of the scenes of this
playlet that aroused the audience.
There was a good comedy tabloid in
the presentation of The Last Re
hearsal," by Lewis McCord & Co.. in
which the trials of a theatrical teacher
were shown with ambitious but un-
worthy pupils. The Van Diemans were
seen in a whiriwind acrobatic act. Miss
Marjorie Barrett was winsome and
graceful in number of impersonations
that were clever. J. ID. Polk. one of the
best trick banjoists in the business,
was roundly encored in number of
selections. The excellent motion pic
lures on the BeIlscope completed the
bill.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
PRESBYTERIANS To CALL
CONGREGATIONAL PASTOR
First Church Members Favor
Rev. Frank l.. GoOdspeed

OAKLAND. Feb. 2S.-With every
indication that Rev Frank l. Good
speed. D. D.. of Springfield. ILL.,. win be
given a unanimous call to the pastorate
of the First Presbyterian church OF this
city, special meeting of the congre-
cation has been called for Wednesday
evening 10 vote on the report of the
committee on securing a pastor. which
was named several months ago.
Ihat committee. as well as the ses-
sion OF the church. composed Of its II
elders. has voted unanimously to rec
ommend that Doctor GOOdsDeed be
called to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of DR. T. f Baker. Doctor
GOodspeed has been occupying the pull
pit of the church temporarily. and
preached the last time this evening be-
fore returning to Springfield. Doctor
Goodspeed has been identified with the
Congrega egationaI church for years. His
visit here was to ill the pulpit OF the
First Congregational church during the
absence abroad Of Rev. Charles r.
Brown.
That clergyman holds a high opinion
of Doctor GOOdspeed and expressed him
self strongly in favor OF tEs visiting
clergyman at reception which was
held Thursday evening at the First
Presbyterian church. Doctor Goodspeed
being the guest of honor
Under the law Of the church Doctor
Goodspeed will have to pass an exan1i-
nation before the presbytery. and that
proving satisfactory he can then be
ordained into the pastorate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF
COAST IN CONFERENCE
Prominent Catholic Workers
Speak at Session i'm Oakland

OAKLAND. Feb. 2s.-The quarterly
convention of the Christian Brothers
on the Pacific coast was held yesterday
afternoon at st. Maryss college. Among
the papers read and discussed was one
on THE Ethical Significance of College
Athletics" by Brother Joseph. Brother
Xenophon, rector Of ST. Nineent's asy-
lum. gave his Impressions of. the
schools he visited in the course of his
recent European trip.
The lecture of the cay was given by
Brother Leo. professor of English lit
erature at ST. Mary's. His subject was
Germ Principles" and he applied GER
tain laws of life and duty to the teach
er's Office
Brother Theodoru,. the local provin-
cial. was among the most popular
speakers at the convention.
Other numbers were furnished by
Brothers Agnon and Leo, Henry. Cyril
Stephen and William.
The following constitute the steer
ing committee of the convention:
President Brother Fabrican. professor of
philosophy and psychology, st. Mary's college;
secretary. Brother Leo professor of English lit
erature. ST, Mary's college: treasurer. Brother
Gregory, vice president Sacred Heart college;
Brother Leo vice president ST.. Mary's college:
Brother Joseph, prefect OF discipline. st. Mary s
college
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
LOREN COBURN is SUED
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
Coastside Millionaire Defend
ant With Nephew Guardian
[sneeinI Dispatch TO The Call

Special Dispatch TO i ne Sdti1
REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 2S.-Loren Co
burn, the millionaire of the coastside
region, has again had his name record
ed on the calendars of the superior
court. this time in suit for damages
in the sum of s41.750 brought against
him and his nephew guardian. Carl
Coburn, by the Glenwood lumber COM
pany.
The complaint recites that the lum-
Der company effected an agreement
with Loren Coburn in 1906 for the
right TO use his loading machinery and
lumber chute at Pigeon point for the
purpose of loading vessels. On the
strength of this agreement the COM
pany erected mill in the Gazos creek
district at a total Expense of 100000
The Glenwood company began to ship
lumber in 1907 and in January. 1908,
the corporation complains that Coburn
refused to allow it the use of the chute
and handling materials.
As there is no other method of han
ding it's lumber the company maintains
that it has been damaged to the amount
named. which sum they ask in addition
to costs of suit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC
ASKS LAND IN SAUSALITO
Opposition Expected at Meeting
to Discuss Request

SAUSALITO, Feb. 2S.-The North
western Pacific railroad wants four
feet nine inches of Water street. the
main artery of Sausalito. to straighten
the curves in the track. The street
committee and citizens will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening to discuss
the proposition which at present is
looked upon unfavoraDly.
Several years ago the municipality
closed several streets for the railroad
company. which promised to put in a
station at Napa street. Afterward the
railroad refused to erect a station at
the desired point
, This action and the fact that the
sidewalk is narrow already embittered
some persons against the company and
ii is expected that vigorous protests
will be registered against it's latest
proposal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
STUDENT TO DEVELOP
SUBMARINE WIRELESS
Francis B. DeWitt's Process Is
Creating Interest

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 2s.-
Francis B. de Witt. the student who
has invented a process whereby. he as
serts, wireless messages may be sent
under the sea, has left the campus to
pursue his investigation at Eureka The
various professors in the electrical en-
gineeriEg department here are much
interested iE the discovery. although
they would like to see a practical dem
onstration before committing them
selves. Said Professor Charters: Il
see no reason for doubling what De
Witt says he has done. In these DAYS
Of development a man would be fool
ish 70 deny almost any possibility. II
is certainly a most desirable and won
derful advancement is the use of cleo
tricity If all his claims are true. and
] believe him to be particularly sincere
and earnest
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
PAYMENT OF BLOOD
MONEY is PENALTY
Tong Leaders Settle Troubles
of Husband and Murderer

OAKLAND Feb. 2S.-Chinese justice
was meted out at a conference of tong
leaders in the local Chinatown this
afternoon called for judging the case
of Gee Quaek. who is charged with
shooting and killing Chuck Lee, a
woman of his own race. last night. 1t
is presumed by the police that the pen
money. for the leaders appeared at po-
lice headquarters this afternoon and de-
clared that Gee Quack. the prisoner, is
a guileIess Chinese and that the muir
derer escaped.
In the light of this development the
police have little hope of convicting
Gee Quack of murder. They have three
white witnesses. but for corroborative
evidence would be compelled TO rely on
the murdered woman's husband. The
husband is in league with the tong
leaders since the conference, and the
police case has become so hopeless that
Captain of Detectives Petersen said
this afternoon There will be no COM
plant in the case
The Chinese tong men who have taken
it upon themselves to settle the odds
between Gee Quack and the husband of
Chuck Lee are Gee Nom, head of the
Hop Sing tong and called the lottery
king; Linn Bing. Hip Sing power.
keeper of restaurant: Gee Nom, presi-
dent of the On Yick tong and influential
in Chinatown. and Gee Gam, the official
interpreter. These men went to the
police station, Gee Gam acting as inter-
prefer. and the offended husband, feign-
ing deafness while the tong leaders
conferred with Captain Lynch and in
terceded for Gee Quacks release.
The Chinese now assert that two of
their race saw the real murderer es-
cape by running down Webster street
at the very moment Gee Quack ran out
of the hallway at Sixth and Webster
streets, In which the woman had been
killed
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
PREACHER Defends
LEAGUE OF JUSTICE
Rev. Charles N. Lathrop Criti-
cises Assemblyman Schmitt's
Attack on Professors

BERKELEY, Feb. 2S.-"One of the
members of the legislature of the state
Of California has criticised publically
certain professors and officers of In
struction IN the state university for
allying themselves with an organiza
tion, the foundation of which is the
result of political conditions, the Citi-
zens League of Justice. and wearing
the button of the society. | would
say to that legislator that 1t is the
bounden duty of an instructor in pub
lie institution to be devoted citizen,
and exert his influence for pure poll
tics and clean government. 1 can not
refrain from suggesting to this legis-
lator that the instructors hrst duty
is to use an influence for clean morals.
and not to stand by and watch the In
stitutions of democracy and justice go
to smash
In the foregoing words Rev. Charles
N. Lathrop, rector or the Church OF the
Advent of San Francisco, replied to
the public attack made by Assembly
man Schmitt of San Francisco upon
certain members OF the faculty of the
University OF California for interest
ing themselves in the active work Of
the Citizens League of Justice.
Moral leadership" continued DR.
Lathrop. is possible for any molder
of public opinion. and in the interest
of good citizenship and clean public
morals it becomes his solemn duty.
Among the members of this organiza
ton are many men who are high in
position in my church, in the Roman
Catholic church, and in all the Protest
ant denominations: men OF all profes-
sions, men of wealth, laborers and
women. 1t is not a machine organiza
tion, it is a great moral movement"
Dr. Lathrop said it was the duty OF
the church to identify itself with poll
tics, and the duty of its ministers and
priests to assume a moral leadership,
to stand for right and to force and
mold public opinion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
-FOUR BENEATH
OVERTURNED AUTO
San Francisco People Injured in
Accident at Pied
mont

OAKLAND, Feb. 2s.-Speeding at a
rapid pace down steep incline on
Ramona avenue in Piedmont this aft
ernoon big automobile containing a
party OF San Francisco society folk, in
response to the chaufeur's efforts to
check it, skidded suddenly at right
angles to its course and turned over,
pinning four members of the party
beneath it and hurting another many
feet through the air.
The injured are Mrs. c. II. Carter OF
Eureka of 8 Belvedere avenue, San
F'rancisco: her daughter. Miss Elsie
Martin, and J. Mann of Oakland, ana
the chauffeur. all OF whom were eaugh [
under the overturned car. and Mortimer
Ford OF 2053 Ellis street, san fran
cisco, son of c. r. Ford of the
Carlson Currier, company VINO was
thrown clear of the machine
NATURE OF INJURIES
Miss Martin suffered a deep cash
under her left eye and her knee was
badly wrenched. Her mother was pain
fully bruised in many places and her
back was sprained by the fall. Mann's
hip was Injured. Ford escaped serious
injury.
The party had just returned from an
auto ride through Piedmont park when
| the accident occurred. AS the car
started down Ramona avenue, which is
but two blocks long and terminates
suddenly at the top of steep bluH'
where it joins a cross street, the chaut-
| feur discovered that his brakes were
| defective.
| CAR is OVERTURNED
The car rapidly gained momentum
and Mann soon saw that it would be
Impossible for him to lessen its speed
sufficiently to make a safe turn INTO
the cross street.
There was no alternative. however.
save to allow the machine to plunge
over the embankment ahead, and when
he reached the corner he made the
attempt to turn. The car switched
aside. skidded for many feet and then
turned over.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
METHODIST CONFERENCE
MAY LOCATE IN REDWOOD
Estate in San Mateo County Is
Under Negotiation
Especial Dispofeh 10 The CALI

lSpecfdt DIspdfch 10 ne Call
REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 2S.-As re-
suit of the visit of number of promi-
nent Methodist ministers the Methodist
conference home may be located near
this city. At the last conference, held
at Pacific Grove, resolution was
passed to the effect that it was deemed
advisable to make a change because
Pacific Grove is located at the extreme
southern end of the district. making 1T
an expensive trip for those who at
tend the conferences.
Another reason for making the
change is that certain concessions that
had been granted to the Methodists at
Pacific Grove were withdrawn.
Among the ministers who composed
the investigating committee looking
into conditions in this territory were
Rev Drs Hutsinfllar and Wright Of
Oakland; Rev. Drs. Ollie. Hough and
Bane of San Francisco; Rev. Drs. Ham
mond and Needham of Berkeley, and a
number of prominent laymen.
OF the various properties investi-
gated the visitors were most fayorably
impressed with that of the Mezes estate.
consisting of several hundred acres of
beautiful territory in the foothills.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
SCHOOLBOY NIMRODS
CAUSE ACTOR ALARM
Asks Police to Stop Shooting in
Echo Canyon

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.-Schoolboys who
go cunning with small rifles in Glen
Echo canyon have punctured the iron
oil tank kept in his back yard by
George Friend. an actor, living at 2070
Richmond street, according to a re-
port Friend made to the police this
morning.
Fearing that his two small children
might be accidentally shot by the
youthful nimrods. Friend asked Chief
Wilson to stop the shooting. which he
said was repeated daily within range
of his home.
The boys whom he suspects of per-
forating the tank are pupils at the
Grant school, and the police will serve
notice on them tomorrow that shoot
ing i'm the city limits is a misde-
meanOr
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
BUSY WEEK OF SPEECHES
AHEAD FOR MAYOR MOTT
Oakland Municipal Campaign Is
On in Full Swing

OAKLAND. Feb. 2S.-During the
week Mayor Mott and his associates
in the municipal campaign will ad-
dress meetings as follows:
First ward-Evenlng. March l. Rose hall:
March 3, Klinkner hall; March T. hall AT 1913
Glen avenue.
Second ward-March 5. the James G. Quinn
club.
Third ward-March 3, Aloha hall. Seventeenth
and PeraIta streets
Fourth and sixth wards-March ?, Alcatraz
hall, Peralta aud Seventh streets.
Fifth ward-March O. Hamilton hall, Thlr-
teenfh and jefferson streets.
seventh ward--March 4, Washington hall,
Sixth avenue and East Twelfth street.
The recent removal by the building
trades council of j. B. Bowen, its busi-
ness agent for several years, on the
reported ground that he had sought
to deliver the labor vote to DR.. Jack
son. caused a stir in labor union circles.
Bowen, who says he is for Jackson.
denies that this had anything to do
with his removal. Members of the
council also denied this, saying that
economy was the reason. An assist
ant to Bowen, r. M. Hanlb, was given
the vacancy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
Suburban Brevities

WOMAN DIES IN PRIsoN-oskland. Feb
2s.-Annie Bush, aged 40 years. died this after
noon at o'clock in the city prison. presumably
In Webster street for drunkenness
JUDGE WASTE TO LECTURE Berkeley. Feb
2S.-Judge William II. Waste will lecture ir
tonisht on the legal right of the people OF
the state to enact legislation against the race
tracks and the right OF the people to make
Berkeley prohibition town.
MINER INJURED IN FIGHT-0akland, Feb
2S.--Karl Anderson, miner, mixed In a free
for all fight at Sixth and Webster streets al
S o'clock this morning. He received blows
which caused him to be taken to the receiving
hospital. Sydney ROLAND. a merchant Harry
Cochran and Robert Smith arrested.
MANS LEGS CUT OFF BY TRAIN-oak
land Feb. pa man believed TO be Frank
Ryan died at the receiving hospital this morn
Ing OF injuries sustained yesterday afternoon,
when be lost both legs under a Southern Pa
cifc train at the foot Of Thirteenth avenue.
1t Is believed he was attempting to board a
moving train.
CYCLISTS SKULL FRACTURED-Alameda
Feb. 2S.-J. III. Kirk of 1904 Post street was
picked up in an unconscious condition at l:SG @
Everett street, and an examination revealed
fracture Of the skull. 1t is not expected that
the wheel he had been riding on top of him
1t Is supposed he struck by automobile
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS IN VAUDEVILLE
Berkeley. Feb 2s.e-Members of the Agora, the
school presented a vaudeville entertainment In
the school auditorium last night. The featu-s
OF the program Japanese chorus com
nosed OF the best voices OF the student body
The committee in charge of the performance
was composed OF Misses Ruth Laird, Bessie
Fiske Norma Wisecarver and Florence Gates.
ENJoINs GARBAGE BUMPERS S-PaIo Alto
Feb 2S-Palo Altos troubles over the disposa
of its garbage reached climax when ten
porary Injunction was issued by Judge Rich
ards of San Jose against the municipality ant
the garbage men TO restrain them from dumping
on the Middleheld road. The trouble arose frolr
the fact that the heavy rsins Of last month pre-
vented the garbage from deposting theil
loads at the usual dumping ground on the marsf
because the approaches we're covered with water
SPEEDING AuToMoBILTsTs ARRESTED
Oakland. Feb. 2S.-Nine automobilists were ar
rested this afternoon for violating the speet
limit ordinance By Patrolmen James +. Flyni
and Con Keefe All gave bail in SIS TIL,
persons arrested were: j. d. Bledsoe, merchant
Albert Miller, chauffeur. Berkeler; NJ. G. yrang
San Francisco; II. c. Potter and NJ. z. Free
cisco: G. A. wyman, chauffeur; j. W. Dunn
merchant and r. E. Brown
THIEVES AND PICKPoCKETs BUsY-oak
dfth street reported to the police this 1nornin,
that pickpocket robbed him Of a watch thI
morning. Clothes and watch were stolen from
room 10 at 56J Fifth street. occupied by JOIN
Kennon T.. Bryeriy of $50 Thirty-serentl
street reported that a pickpocket stole hi
purse. containing S1-5e and stickpin at -Four
teenth street and Broadway. NJ. F. Frates re
ported that ring and a locket were stolel
from 235 Haven street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
"CROLL" GYMNASIUM
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Landmark Famous in Pugdom
Reduced to Ashes

ALAMEDA. Feb. 2S.-Old training
quarters in the Nepture gardens at the
west end, famous as having been used
at times by many of the old time pugi-
lists, were burned this afternoon. The
building had recently been occupied
by the Western athletic club and con-
tanned gymnasium equipment. 1t was
frame structure, and for years had
been known in sportdom as "Crolls." !"
Among many who trained there for
their ring contests are Jeffries. Corbett
Fitzsimmons, Britt. Hanlon. Abe Attell
and Joe Cans
The fire was caused supposedly by
a defective fue. The loss was $4,000
This building was the third landmark
of the west end which has been burned
within a few weeks. A dwelling in
the gardens and the old Jack Hays
mansion were the others.