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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
RADERMACHER HAD
Letter OF CREDIT

l.. n. Radermacher, Whose remains
were found out at Diamond Head on
Wednesday last, after being missing
for over year. appears to have had
considerable sum Of money. It. ap.
pears that a letter addressed to RAIDER.
macher reached the Honolulu postof.
flee from Eva II was written by
Radermacher to himself and was sent
to the dead.letter Office.
The letter is said to have contained
letter of credit for $4,000, against
which only few hundred dollars had
been drawn.
Deputy Sheriff Rose went out to
Diamond Head yesterday to search for
the missing skull. but was unsuccess.
full In his quest. The bones were gath.
cred together and buried on the spot
they were found and the grave marked
for Identification.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
ACCUSE MANUEL
Of SAFE ROBBERY
Wundenberg Burglary Is
Exposed In Affidavit
b. Kaluna

David Manuel appeared in court
"Wednesday in answer to two separate
charges of assault upon S. Kaluna, q
Hawaiian. The first charge was that
in trying to arrest Kaluna without a
warrant he did assault the aforesaid
Kaluna. The second charge was for
an assault on the same man because
the latter had sworn to an affidavit
charging Manuel with having burg
larized Wundenberg's house on Pa
cific Heights. Kaluna asked that
Manuel be placed under bond to keep
the peace. Judge Andrade informed
Sheriff Jarrett that jury trial had
been demanded by Manuel, and there
fore committed the accused to the
Circuit Court and fixed his bond at
$3.50 Manuel is the man alleged to
have worked up the case" on which
c. w. Booth was indicted. The affi.
davit referred to and which was pro.
duced by Attorney Glen Quinn reads
as follows:
Honolulu, March 1. 1909.
], Kaluna (k), of Honolulu, Coun-
ty of Oahu, do hereby assert and
testify to certain robbery that I
saw with my own eyes committed by
David Manuel, as follows:
On certain night after the death
of Fred. Wundenberg, who lived on
Pacific Heights, David Manuel came
and got me, accompanied by two
Portuguese boys, about 10 o'clock at
night, and told me to accompany
them TO assist in bringing some
thing that was too .heavy' for them
TO bring. We went up the Pauoa
horseshoe road a little above the
Bchoolhouse to where the road had
been strewn with macadam. David
Manuel said that they could not go
any further as the wheel sank in the
macadam.
On arriving there I saw an iron
4 = = \ \ = 4 ~ 4 <<<<< \
etc, Kau, Hawaii; 90 yrs at $1,000 per
VI. b 313, p 1856. Dated Feb 26. 1909.
Ah Nee to Alfred Magoon; A NJ;
mtg 4. Nainoa and hsb eft al on por
X p 1l75, Kul Gi99, Kainehe, Lahaina,
Maui; $27O. d 500, p 21s. Dated June
20, 1908.
Alfred Magoon to Eugenia Nainoa
ct al; Rel; por r p 1175. Kul 6409.
Kainehc. Lahaina, Maui; $3.50. b 3O6,
ID 2lS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12

bank safe ON whcelbarrow. aud
they then commenced to tie the front
part OF the wheelbarrow with a ropo
that they brought, and David Manuel
told me to lift the wheelbarrow by
the handles while they three pulled
the rope until we got to the house.
We then lifted II into David Man
uel's and his wife Julias room David
Manuel told me to go and get a
crowbar outside, which did, to
break the safe open with while he
hammered with a chisel. When II
was broken open David Manuel said
he thought there was money in It.,
but when We looked into It there
were only books and dirt In the parti-
tion between the irons.
We then went to bed leaving the
safe and books standing in David
Manuel's room until the afternoon
of the next day when I came home
after o'clock and a hole that had
been dug deep was all buried in, and
those two Portuguese boys, who as
sisted him In the stealing OF the
safe were also there. They said they
had buried the safe in the hole and
planted banana on top of 1t. In
the first part of January just past,
David Manuel told me to dig another
hole In another part Of the yard, and
for me to dig up the first hole that
they had buried the safe, which |
did; and when he came home at .
O'Clock we pulled the safe until II
got up and then rolled Il down into
the hole that | had dug and buried
1t again, and David Manuel then told
me to plant sweet potatoes on top of
Il.
On the 22d day of February just
past, David Manuel came home TO
our house and said, Have you heard
the news?" said, NO" He then
said, THE iron safe of Wundenberg
that we stole, has been found out"
He then said to chop up the Wheel
barrow that we brought up the safe
In for firewood and do II quickly,
which I did. He then asked me IL
{ did not feel very distressed over
this. I did not answer. At ~ o'clock
that night I heard voices talking
outside. l went to the window and
looked out and saw David Manuel
and those two Portuguese who stole
the safe rolling the safe over and
tying It with ropes for to pack II
away, which they did, and | do not
know where they took 1t to.
heard a conversation between Da
vid Manuel and his wife Julia. He
said It was not good to bury the safe
in the dirt, II was better to put It in
Sam Ladd's cesspool, or else in a
pond of water. Julia said II was not
good to put It in Ladd's cesspool, they
might come with long irons and poke
at II and be found. Wundenberg's
looks that David Manuel and those
Portuguese boys stole, amounting to
about two hundred, big and small,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
Mayflower

likely find Of them The PROPOSITIONS that brought
seldom worth considering frstc ENTERPRISE
mote and develop generally have after it, No wouldn't want
down I'm practical mining and
life by CAPITALISTS in
ean their wealth through the operation properties purchased under
recommendations Of late concluded to look after the operat
in end the business myself well the professional end and
perfectly satisfied with far am building
list Of correspondents and just they learn understand this
new method mining promotion think will be able to demonstrate
through practical results obtained that idea the right idea It's
the system that will bring real dividend checks though doesn't
make e. much noise Of the others"
Mr. Motley asked of his
the Mayfower the Nevada Cv district in California and he
said
THE Mayfow has already record to its credit that has been
eauad by good Of the adino dproducng mines the
West that have been dividends When
gold mine usually expend modest fortune getting
ready for future production but the Mavfowe has paid its
from the beginning and addition to that has equipped ITSELF
might with the mlin" nants
investment proposition easv
properties that have been broughtto the pubic attention
mast twelve fifteen will shortly be realized sure
the Mayower California what Comstoek Nevada
and what the Homake today South Dakota
by the Mayfower naturally will
time the stock while offers splendid invest
meat and to this end seriously that there
like the present"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12

ter tr, Nprmt Tr: trustee under Tr
~ IN % 100, y 1873. 70 32I, y 1886.
Dated Feb %. 1909.
William G Achi by tr aud mtgcc
to William 4 Castle t.: Fore Andt:
pur Ap2. u y 2509. Kul GI50, Kaiu-
lani tract. Honolulu u 800, y 2OI.
Dated Mar I, 1909.
Wong Kwai to Wong Tin Look (:
ID; II y 3O7, 3 pcs land and lease
hold, Nuuanu ST. leasehold Fort st:
all Honolulu; 81. etc. d 315, y 1922.
Dated Feb 20, 1909.
German Saws & Loan Socy by atty
eft al to Kapiolani Est Ltd; Par Rel;
APP l of Kul 7715 and rents on same.
Kaloko, n Kona, Hawaii; 81. d SOC,
y 20S. Dated Feb 16, 1909.
Kapiolani Est Ltd to John A Ma
guire; ID; Ap II of Kul 7715, Ka-
loko, n Kona, Hawaii; $4,000. d
.31j, p 39i. Dated Feb 16, 1909.
John A Mcguire and VT to Banl,
Of Hawaii Ltd; NJ: APP II. Kul 7715,
pcs land leaseholds, live stock, bldgs,
etc, Kaloko, etc n Kona Hawaii; q
shares bldgs etc, in hui land, Holua-
lOa, y Kona. Hawaii: $4,000. Is 800,
p 210. Dated Feb %, 1909.
5 Ahmi by TT to W + Wilson; d;
int in LAS int in X p (Gr) III, Kau-
pakalua, HamaEua, Maui; $3.50. u
.315. p 391. Dated Feb 10, 1909.
Recorded March 2.
Lam Say Kan 20 Lum Chen Hoy; ?
A; general powers, u 321; y 1877. Dat.
cd Aug 20. 1905
c Bosse by atty to Ellen Dwight
widow; d: Il p $500. Kul 11Ols.
bldgs. etc. Makki st, Honolulu; $500.
d 3l5, p 900. Dated Mar /. 1909.
Ellen Dwight Cwidow) to G Bosse;
NJ: II p $500. Kul 1lOtS, Makiki St.
Honolulu; $1,000. B SOG. q 215. Dated
Mar l. 1909
Ellen II Clark and hsb "a ~ to
Mutt Bldg e. Loan SOcy of Hawaii.
Ltd; Addtl Chgc; lots 2, and 4, blk
~. Kaimuki Tract. Hono'ulu: $500
d 300, p PIG Dated Mar 2. 1909.
Recorded March 3.
Ellen + Simpson and hsb IT AZ to 4
N Simpson; d; 92G 50 # land Anapuni
st, Honolulu; $40. b 3lj. p 397. Dat
cd Aug %, 1905
Mam0uca CU to s X Nainoa: D;
Ap 3 Of Il p $3.50 or GS9S. Kul $3.50:
81, etc II 3l5. p 29S. Dated March 3,
1907.
Geo p Thiclcn 20 Frederick Il Steere
Tr; d: lots to lG inclusive. Blk 30,
Kaimuki Tract, Honolulu, $1,000 and
mtg $1,000. b 3lj, p 1893. Dated Feb
10, 1909.
All Nee 10 Chin Moe: rs: int in
leasehold, bldgs. watcr.tanks, etc, he
auhou, N. Kona. Hawaii 800. p 321,
y 1879. Dated Feb 90, 1909.
Est of BcrniCc p Bishop by Trs to
Waiohinu Agrctl ana Grazing Co; l.:
por Up GSj3. Kul 1871. Ap 30, Kappa,
S. Kona. Hawaii: X Ps ii7j and GSS7,
Ap 10: 1874, hp II, GSSG, Ap II and IL
INT In Or 1859 and ncs Land pokini H.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12

Mary \ Kaloaamalkni tu Linda e
BcrEstrom Rel; 75-luO aero land,
Il Manoa I'D. Honolulu; $500. Il
3o6, y 200. Dated Feb 20. 1909.
= Kaehu and WI to = Kemohc:
d; RI 3O2S, XIV $3.50, Waikiki, lIo-
nolulu; $3.50. d 315, p $50. Dated
Feb 25. 1909.
Frank Caitano to Gee Yahuso; rs;
int in cane crop on land, Kaauhuhu,
y Kohala. Hawaii; St75. - 500, y
1873. Dated Feb 90, 1909.
Recorded March I, 1909.
William X Castle Tr to X II Porter;
Par Rel; lots 6 to 10 lincD, Blk ., IA.
lihi. Honolulu; s375 y SO6. p 200.
Dated Feb 2S, 1909.
William c Achi and VT to X y Por.
ter: d; lots to 10 incl. BLK o. Kaiu.
lani Tract, Honolulu; $1,000. 3l5, y
3S7. Dated July 6. 1901.
b Porter and VT to Henry Water.
house Tr Co Ltd TT: u. lots to ia
incl, Blk 8, Kaiulani Tract. Honolulu;
1915. b 3l5, p 3SS. Dated Feb. 20,
1909.
Kaualoku and hsb to John Emmo.
luth; d; Ap of II p 1901, Kul l0425,
Heeia, KoolaupokO, Oahu: 5000. B3l5
y 3s9. Dated Feb 10, 1909.
Kaualohu Cw) to John Emme.uth;
Assmt Rent; all rents on lands Heeia,
Koolaupoko, Oahu; 81. b 321, p 1852
Dated Jan 1, 1909.
Theresa NJ Louisson by atty to Cas-.
tie & Cooke Ltd; A NJ; mtg II w Holt
on -27 int in APP 5. X p 2243. bldgs,
etc, Makaha. Waianae. Oahu; int in
Est of r w Holt decd lots 3. I. 5. IL,
10 and IL, Blk ., bldgs. etc. Kaiulani
Tract: mtg not of w l. Austin in Lib
1879, fol 1853, Honolulu; s26131G. u
900, y 20l. Dated June 20. 1908.
Castle & Cooke, Ltd to X w Holt
and as TT; Rel; l.27 int in Ap 5. Il
p 2243, bldgs, etc, Makaha, Waianac.
Oahu: int in Est of X w Holt. decd (:
lots 2 to incl and ~ to 10 incl, Blk 3,
Kaiplani Tract, Honolulu; Mtg, note of
w l. Austin In Lib 1879. fol 1853. HonOu.
In, $4,000. d 800, p 202. Dated Feb %,
1909.
Martha Berger by atty to Castle &
Cooke, Ltd; A NJ; mtg J Holt on
1927 int in Ap SIR p 2243 and 80 a.
land: int in Ahupuaa of Makaha. Wal.
anae, Oahu; int In est Of r X Holt.
decd; 10 int In leasehold. Nakaha, .etc,
Waianae, Oahu; l.9 int in Est of o. J..
Holt. decd; s13OS.6O. Il 900. p 2O3.
Dated June 81, 1903.
Recorded March |, 1909.
Castle & Cooke Ltd to Christopher
J Holt; Rel; l-27 int in APP 3, X p
2243 and SO acres land; int in Ahu-
puaa of Makaha; int in Est of Il "
Holt, decd: 1-9 int in leasehold; all
Makaha, Waianae, Oahu; 10 int in
Est of o J Holt, decd; $1,000. u SOC,
p 204. Dated Feb %. 1909.
Hakalau Plntn Co to William G
Irwin ct ali general powers. Il 32l,
p 1888. Dated Jan 81, 1903.
A rumminq IN II rugbmun Cor,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12

were all burnt up by Julia. David's
wife. She took one whole day from
morning until afternoon burning
them In December last.
David Manuel told me that II ! re-
vealed all this which am now stat
ing. he would not know what he
would do to me. These threats he
often repeated to me.
s. KALUNA.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this LIST day of March. A. ID. 1903.
VIM. l.. PETERSON,
Notary Public, LIST judicial Circuit,
T. II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
PHYSICIANS ARE
NATURALLY PREJUDICED

against proprietary or advertised med.
icines, as the sale Of these remedies
decrease their incomes.
However this may be. the general
public is benefited by the use of such
standard medicines as Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. with its
wonderful record of thousands of cures
among suffering women. We are very
glad to say, however, that there are
hundreds of honest physicians in the
United States who do not hesitate to
recommend such medicines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
The President
Mayflower

0f the "MAfFLOWER' QUARTZ CHANNEL MINING CO.
William George Motley whose photograph presented
uI sketch OF whose personal and
read in the February issue of THE SUCCESSFUL MAGA
ZINE MI Motley the senior member Of
Co. the welknown mining engineers at 80 Broadway New York
CITY He has had thirty mining
various parts Of the world and his notable LUSTRA.
TON OF THE TRUTH OF THE OLD SAYING nothing succeeds
like success In 1887 when visit Europe his
mining had already preceded him he made Fellow
Royal Biographical Society England and Of the
ue English fnciers engaged him mining
Tor them Central Canada and his recommendation ceebra
cd Regina Mine purchased.
The triumph he scored in this great
shy at the time in the Canadian Government Mining
Mr. Motley holds the ROYAL Canadian Humane Soetys medal
chvalrc services at the imminent his life
miners from burning mine the Regina All the
taken out unconscious ninth diving in Mr. Moleys arms
In recent interview, referring to the of his
@ he said in part II am not exacv promoter the term has
ome to be understood The pntay altogether
to stick to proposition only fair weather. abandoning
inc the stockholders shift Tor themselves trng
e makes its That for promotion but
meet my idea rood business policy When take enterprise
matter what 1t N exect to have confront occasional difficulties
them
GOOD mining propositions be had in all the
but the promoter who sits his City Office out
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
Recorded Feb. 81, 1909.

TER OF Hawaii by Govr to Samuel
Kaleleiki; EXch ID; por Kul SEQ, cor
Beretania and Maunakea SITS, Homo.
lulu; 81, etc. b 81, p aga. Dated
Jan 26, 1909.
Samuel Kaleleiki and VT to TER
of Hawaii; EXch d; por Kul 1891,
APP /, Fort st, Honolulu; 81, etc. II
81, p 424. Dated Jan 26, 1909.
Samuel Kaleleiki and VT to Man
uel X Cook tr; ID; por Kul SEQ, cor
Maunakea st and Beretania Ave, Ho-
rolulu; s393. B 311, p 427. Dated
Jan 20, 1909.
Il l. Kauai to Cecil Brown tr: d;
int in APP 3, Kul 500. Kaoawai, Homo
lulu; s5s. b 81, p 42S. Dated Feb
90, 1909.
Heinrich Renjes and VT by atty to
Wong All Chuck; d; lot of Kul
1856, Hauhaukoi. Honolulu; APP II,
Nah /, r p 225S, Ap |, Kahawali,
Honolulu; $500. b 315, p 1888. Dat
ed Feb IS, 1909.
Cecil Brown tr to Westn & Hawn
Tnvstmt Co Ltd; A NJ; mtg NJ A
Short and hsb on lot 3. Or 3137, bldgs
etc of Kaaihee Tract, Wilder Ave, Ho-
nolulu; $500. b 500, p 1879. Dat
ed Feb 81, 1908.
Emma NJ Holt and hsb &C j. to
George II Holt; d; int in por II p
1880, Kul 729, Queen St, Honolulu;
$3.50. b 81, p 429. Dated Feb 10,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
Recorded Feb. 25, 1909

Mary McCarty and hsb 60 to Cha,
+ II Slemsen; ID; por II = sos, Ku
SJ2lB, Kukuau End, por II p 1910
Kul i737, Volcano St; both Hilo; 81
etc. b 315, p 37S. Dated Feb IS
1909.
Thos c White to James u Castle
A l.; pcs land Kahului, n Kona, Ha.
wall; $4,000. b ,313. p 1888. Dated
Feb "a, 1909.
Eugenla Nainoa and hsb IS N ct
al to G Masuda; d; por II p HIS
Kul 6499. Kainehe. Lahaina, Maui.
500. B 81, p 416. Dated Feb
80, 1909.
Nomura to S Yoshihara; ID: II P's
22O2 and 1896, Ap 4. Pulehu-nui,
kula, Maui; 500. B 81, p Al.
Dated Feb 10, 1909.
Hoomanunu and hsb to Joe Boteil-
no; d; h p 21S6, Kul $3.50, Haiku,
Hamakualoa, Maui; 800. b 81, y
AIS. Dated Feb Is, 1909.
Young Mems Saws Socy Ltd to Ar
senio Do Rego ct al; Par Rel lands,
etc, Vineyard st and Church st extn,
etc, Wailuku. Maui; 81. b 800, p
19l. Dated Feb 30, 1909.
Recorded Feb. 20.
Linda c Bergstrom to James w
Bergstrom; p A, general powers. b
321. y 1871. Dated Oct 30, 1908.
Linda c Bergstrom by atty and hsb
100 a. land, l.. Manoa Rd. Honolulu;
$1,000. b 3ll, p il9. Dated Feb 49,
1909.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-12
Real Estate Transactions

Lyle A Dickey to William c Cum.
mings tt al. pD: int In Lots 2. 5
and 6. Blk A, and lots $ to IL tincD
Blk u. of Emmeluth Tract. palama.
Honolulu; int in lots 3. 4, Is, 1G, II
and rs of X = 6S1, Kamehameha " Rid,
Honolulu; int In II 7 2076 and por
Kul $3.50. Ap 4. Kallhl, Honolulu; int
in r = 4972 and port Kul 1912, APP 4,
waikikiwaena, etc, Honolulu; int in
por II p 1892. Moiliili, Honolulu; int
in all land of William VI Cummings
Est: int in X Ps 265S and 271O and
por Il p 25. APP 4, Kaaka, etc. Lahaina,
Maui; 81. d 3l1, y 42l Dated Dec
80 1908.
Hosea and VT to Mikahala (w);. d;
int in II p ASA. Kul sOO1; $50. d 3l1,
y 423. Dated June 10 1884.
Sam Nuuanu to William II Castle
Tr: AM; mtg NJ A Nuuanu on pc land,
bldgs, etc, Kahookane. Honolulu; s425.
b 800, p 1876. Dated Sept H. 1907.
Western and Hawn lnvstmt Co Ltd
to Olaf l. Sorenson; Rel; lot 535 of
Or 1866 and bldgs. Wilder ave. Homo.
lulu: $1,000. b 900. p 1877. Dated Feb
% 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
THEFTS NAY BE 500 900.
John {. DaCis, arrested IN WaSh-
'ngton, Says He "WGs zcith God"

washington. May 6.-There we're sensational de
'eiopnents to-day in the case Of John c. Davis.
MEMBER OF the local bar, who arrested last
"gnt on the charge Of having obtained money
unoer false pretences
The amount which Davis is alleged to have mis-
appropriated in transactions with his clients.
-i'sliy women, was thought at first 20 have been
s1laA' but today notes aggregating $4,000 said 10
lave been given b. Davis were exhibited TO United
oOates District Attorney Baker, and il is rumored
nst TIE amount finally may reach $4,000.
martin c Davis a brother Of John and secre-
'ely OF local building and loan association
crested to-day on a charge of conspiracy. The
@1sest amount alleged TO have been secured from
any one person by John c. Davis $4,000 ad-
Fsncsd by woman client who received five six
nopes therefor, the next largest amount being N3-
y" When search was made to-day Of the safe
IN t1s Davis suite of Offices nothing found but
& few deeds
me evidence submitted to the District Attorney
vas that scheme was supposed to be in opera
non between the two brothers whereby, when al
eyed victims % John c. Davis began TO press for
e1uenlent Martin T. Davis at the request Of his
o'olner, would issue psssbooks Of the building as
socaaton in the name Of the maker Of the note held
ey Tie Investor. showing alleged deposit of the
amount OF the note
large number Of empty jewelry boxes were
found IN a desk in Daviss Office. He arrested
% complaint made by Miss Nettie McKeown. Of
Oncinnat who declares that she lost $500 through
Z Transaction in which fraud practised upon
her
laws said to-day that he had been in the state
hospital for the insane at Raleigh n. c.. between
III and seven years, and that he had been in a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09

had obtained good. quiet family horse for In
spector McCaferty, of the Detective Bureau. but
the inspector did not seem overjoyed
AS line after line OF passed their friends
cheered and applauded them.
There many happy men marching yesterday
besides Inspector Schmittberger In the front row
OF the reviewing stand sat a woman with year
old baby in her arms. who never took her eyes
from the line of honor men" She Mrs.
Thomas Grady and the youngster was Thomas. jr.
Why shouldn't It be a glad day for the Grady
family.
Patroiman Thomas Grady, of the traffic squad.
was 10 receive OF the finest OF the medals for
stopping a runaway by vaulting from the back OF
his own horse that OF the runaway And when
Mayor Mcclellan pinned the medal on Patrolman
Thomas Grady the Mayor didn't know that IN the
grandstand some ones eyes filed as she Rugged
Thomas. IT.
Then the parade had It's pathetic side In the
line were several marching foot cap
tains who for years had ridden inspectors One
oldtlrn4r who had been reduced was particularly
noticeable for a little trace OF defiance as he
marched along at the head OF his company, said
by those that know to have been one Of the best
drilled In the parade
From Astor Place. where the parade started.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
POLICE MARCHCHEERED
BEST EYER" SAYS MAYOR
Proud Day for Men IN Blue and
"Nar" Schmittberger.

With the foremost band playing 7 Wish Had
Girl the annual parade of the New York Police
Department started from Aston Place shortly after
10 o'clock yesterday morning for It's march OF TIL
umph up Fifth avenue and in review before Mayor
Mcclellan. 1T is the finest parade Of the 'hnest'
that have reviewed" said the Mayor. and
he added: THE police parades have been getting
better every year and this one Is the best"
More than five thousand members OF the force
were In line and the appearance they made along
the line Of march brought forth cheer after cheer.
To the average man Ia line II just the annual
police parade but 10 one man II meant much more.
That was Chief Inspector Schmittberger-"B Big
Max" they call him. the man OF ups and downs 80
Their was Il time when he was not allowed TO
march In the parade at ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09

Yesterday as he rode at the head OF the Column
in supreme command there trailed along oehino
him. some even on foot, men who had kept MIN out
in bygone years On a prancing horse WIN hiS
head held high he was loudly acclaimed ali ATOMS
the line His day had come and he knew H.
At the Worth Monument reviewing stand haH
been erected Here Mayor Mcclellan. Richard a.
Fallinger Secretary of the INTERIOR Brgadler Gen
eraI George Moore Smith, President MCGOWAN of the
BOARD of Aldermen, Controller Metz. Bro . Coler'
Colonel William F. Cody C'Bufalo Bit j. GeneI0i
bingham and his deputies and thousand Others
had gathered to review the parade Inc mayor
arrived In a Police Department automoDile Win
General Bingham. escorted by a squadron OF cav
airy. 49,. honor
In front of the stand were drawn up the hoi.oi
mon and those who were to be decorated Ioi
bravery The Mayor read the account OF their heFoc
cots and then pinned the medals on their breasts
and shook them by the hand Inen the oIo"uS
cheered and the review began
with military precision the long hne' leo oy
Chief Inspector Schmittberger. fled past the re
viewing stand With Inspector Schmttoerser were
his aids mounted AS each inspector MED past 'he
Stand he rode out of the line and refined up 10 re-
view the others to follow.
There was Inspector George Titus. de had
plenty OF friends He couldn't keep the smile from
his face as he heard them applaud him as he
refined out of line. And then "Chesty George NC
C,lusrv as big Bill" Devery used to call MN
What handicap he goti McClusky has RIDDEN IN
too MANY parades to show any emotion, ana ne
looked neither to the right the left as ne rode
into place Captain Boettler. of the trafnc SQUAD