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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02
LEE WILL BUILD
HIS OWN ROAD
TO THE CRATER

Peter Lee will begin work at once
on the shortcut road, from his place
at 30 Miles, Puma, that will connect
with the new Halemaumau road to the
volcano. The road was recently survey
ed by the county but as neither coun-
ty nor Territory can find money to
build it, Peter has taken the matter
into his own hands. The strip to be
made is 1900 feet long from his hos
telry and it will come out at Kilauea-
Xxi, saving five miles distance in max
ing the round trip, by auto, vehicle,
on horseback or on foot, to and from
the volcano. Lee win have the road
finished by the end of December with
out doubt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02
Air Full of Politics.

There will undoubtedly be making
up for lost time when the party cohorts
gather. Discussions viii be fast and
furious all winter long. Tho air viii
be fun of politics. Before congress
has been long at It's deliberations, the
new Democrats will be drifting down
20 Washington 10 get the feel Of
thiugs. The Democratic represent.
atiyes elect will want 20 get into touch
with their new leaders and put ia a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02
THREATENED To
TAKE HER LIFE
Chinese Woman Would Die
Rather Than Return 10 Happy
San Francisco.

Threats 10 end her lifo u she IL
ordered returned TO San Francisco In
charge Of o san Francisco police officer,
have been made by tho Chinese woman
who arrived hero short time since
to join Juc Nueu Now, tho Chinese
now under arrest for grand larceny,
preferred by the San Francisco author
tiles.
High sheriff Henry has hoard that
the woman has made such threats and
a special watch will be kept over her
to prevent her from killing herself.
The woman certainly does not want TO
return TO San Francisco TO fnee-well,
the local police authorities do not know
just what, but she wants TO 80 TO
China. But she will be sent back to
San Francisco along with Iue Yuen
Now, in charge of Detective Tom Con-
Ion who arrived from the Coast on
the Wilhelmina with extradition papers
for the pair. Conlon went to Hawaii
yesterday on the Wilhelmina and upon
landing at Hilo he will trace Governor
Frear aud place the extradition papers
before him for signature, 1t is likely
that the couple will go to San Fran
cisco ON the Wilhelmina next week,
Fears Highbinders.
The man, also. has announced his in
tention of jumping overheard If he has
TO go back to the Coast. He states
that highbinders are after him and
that the charge made against him is
only a trumped up one to have him
| brought back where he will be handy
for the Ratchet brigade.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02
BAD CONDITIONS IN
BIG ISLAND COOP

HILO, November U.s. Hilo Jail today
has seventy-three prisoners occupying
quarters that are now supplied with
air space, according to law, for thirty
people. In all the Jail has fourteen
cells. In one outside room, 16xs feet
there are fifteen men accommodated
With all this extra trouble on his hands
Jailer Maby recently had his salary
cut by the county, about $25 below
what he was paid by the Territory
He has been doing the best possible
for his overcrowded family, working
with his own hands to give them some
kind of shelter.
Mrs. E. Goslinsky arrived yesterda.
on the Wilhelmina to visit with MI
aud Mrs. Mamie Phillips this winter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02

Mrs. Hazel Keener, young society
matron of San Francisco who was a
visitor here last spring, returned on the
wilhelmina yesterday to spend a por.
tioB Of the winter here, She is q guest
al the Young.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02

Mrs r. C. staekable, wife of no
deputy collector Of customs, returned
from a mainland visit yesterday on the
Matsou liner
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02

Aaaih. nssiof WNseH z ftau tfc lh h'i
f5tdf at presidential candidate and
ihai D. ah Important touH itiniihh ili
viii ta auf faui most month NJ he
ahnuil hf ahHinatpd and elected he
would enter the White House NJ hfiy
tix
Western men. now arriving iu Wash
ingtnn, say Doctor Wilson is little
known in that seciinn They are in
clined TO talk more fnvonhlv Of DiS
aud uaynof and ALEC 90 Harmon and
Marshall There is n Western impress
sion that Wilson IL favofiio Of Wall
Street. lie will have TO live down that
impression. II the West takes him IN
with particular enthusiasm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-02
Foss a Possibility.

Governor-eleet Toss, of Massachu-
getts, is figuring not n little in the
presidential gossip that permeates
Was hington. He has already become a
Democrat of national reputation. Sen
ators and representatives speak of his
characteristic Of winning whatever Of
fee he is nominated for and of the very
great influence he has had in bringing
tariff and reciprocity issues before the
people. The difficulties of nominating
presidential candidate from New Eng
land arc well understood. If Mr.. Foss
is reelected governor OF Massachusetts,
next year, he will be a factor to be
reckoned with in the next national con
venton He will, of course, stand forth
ms the big Democratic leader of all New
England. With three of the six New
England States electing Democratic
governors this year. the party will un-
doubtedly make determined efforts for
electoral votes in that section.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
BRISK BUYING IN QUEENS
Big Increase Of Realty Sales Reported
in the Last Fortnight.

The most noteworthy feature in the
Queens market last week was the extern
sion of the investment and home seeking
demand in sections directly accessible from
Manhattan by improved transit lines and
more extensive sales lists reported by
brokers and operators at a period When'
according TO the history of the suburban
market, dealing has begun to decline.
Judging from present indications, active
purchasing of properties of every character
will continue throughout the winter sea-
son and builders .a..C. preparing to meet a
steady IS; filand. In Malba, on the north
shore, two plots were sold for immediate
Improvement with dwelling houses, and in
other sections along the Sound and East
River fronts and close to Jamaica buying
Iy speculative builders is a yart of daily
sales news. in the last fortnight permits
were issued for new buildings to cost $780,
0J0, against $4S9.0G0 for the corresponding
period OF last year.
The Realty Trust sold at Malba a plot
with & frontage of s. feet on the east side
Of AIaIba Drive. extending from the south
side Of 21st street TO the Long Island Rail-
road; a plot OF four lots fronting 81 feet on
the north side Of South Drive. $50 feet west
Of AIalba Drive; two lots on the north side
OF 2lst street. $50 feet east of the Boule-
ward; a plot on the south side of South
Drive east Of Point Circle. and plot on
the east side OF Fourth avenue, north of
the Long Island Railroad
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

selves unable 10 use that money because
Of Tie failure o. temporary closing OK their
banks. Some Of these firms We're nearly
driven TO the wall in consequence Of not
being able Immediately TO draw the casa
which was rightfuIly thel:s.
II occurred to the head OF one Of these
firms that it would be much better tn buy
a number OF securities which might %
kept IN a lock box and might at any tirle
be turned into cash, rather than to de-
pend upon 1hc eNigenctes of the banking
situation. To invest large amount OF
money IN bonds immediately was not praC-
ucdblo. but with tire object Cf securing
the desired pf election betC-o anC C1t imam
Ctdl depression could occur the hrm indi-
Gated above made special arrsngsnentS
with well Anown banSlas house - iOl-
lows:
The banking house was placed upon he
nrm's W esky payroll. On every payday
a separate chsck is drawn IN addition TO
the reSulaT salary check and Is sea. o
the banking house msnti ned. With in
stFuc,!ons 70 A9ve + q 1-lte- ~ ..t .
Known a. tie u4.p 5 Go ,.lar DuA- a-~l uLlC-
The BANKING house accepts the n n and
az proper intervals invests It II suol bonds.
which are sent 10 the various ~ rs the
oCncs are acquired. At lea -. cl8
nrrnS Indicated as now Q yer . old
ing CT bonds. walsh stand rot
assurance or prOtecttOn from tcr s.t
WnicA =. the same tins Yield a r 10 b. z
Ierfn or yearly lntsreSt-Th asis -l--l
Herald
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
NEW HOMES IN RIDGEWOOD
Twelve Dwelling Houses Being Erected,
with All Modern Improvements.

In the heart OF Ridgewood, only twenty
five minutes from this city, twelve new
three story brick and store dwelling houses
are now being built and will soon be ready
for occupancy. The owners of the property
are Schmidt, HoItermann & Grenell, at Nos.
1922 and 1924 Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn The
location where the houses are being erected
is in Myrtle avenue, between Covert and
Forest avenues, within three minutes walk
of an elevated station and transfer points
of seven trolley lines
Much care is being shown in the con-
struction of the buildings, which are ar
ranged so that two and three families can
be housed under one roof. There are six
rooms, all large and well ventilated, with
plenty of light, bath and all other modern
improvements. The streets are asphalted,
no assessments are asked. and terms to
suit the buyer can be obtained. Inspection
Of the property can be had on all days, in
Guiding Sundays
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
HAMLET COURT WELL BUILT
Many Fine Features Of Apartment
uouse in Washington Heights Section

Hamlet Court, a new six story hleh CioS.
elevator apartment house. occupies one o.
the finest sites in this city. 1t IS az ths
southwest corner Hf Broadway and loSth
street in one of the beauty spots OF the
washington Heights section. commanaihs
an excellent view OF the Hudson River anu
the Palisades. The best material was uae0
in the construction Of the house
The spacious vestibule and entrance halls
are finished in rich imported marble Win
r,oeaic floors. and the decorations blend
barmoniousIy. The parlors are finished IA
white enamel. have large plate glass mr.
rors. mahogany and easement doors Inc
anartnent5 are arranged in suites OF seven
and eight rooms. all large. with plenty OF
light and well ventilated. Among the
many features OF equipment are VacU
cleaning plant mail chute, parquet nooIs'
electric light and gas fixtures. telephone IN
each apartment. a no!seless electric eieva-
tor. all safety devices. operated day anu
night. A subway station is within Two
short blocks. while all important 5uTl-c7
cars are near at hand
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
LEASE BROADWAY CORNER
Restaurant Owner Now Controls
Plot Near Times Square.

Jacob W-ertheim has leased through Paui
]. Byck TO u well known restaurant owner
tho property at the southeast corner Oh
Goth street and broadway.
The plot measures 50x57 feet Mr.. vert
helm is just completing new two story
building there. Possession VIII De given
next January
The lease is for term of ten years, on
net basis which would equal gross rental
of about $50. 900 year.
Corbitt & Stern. as attorneys. represented
Mr. Werthem in the transaction.
Corn & Co have leased for the Improved
Property Holding Company the eighth hoor
at No 505 Fifth avenue to Baumes &
Schechter for ten years; also, for the GID
son-Steingart Construction Company, 5.5Oo
square feet at No. 146 to $50 West 18th
street to Ginsberg Brothers; for the James
Livingston Construction Company the sixth
floor at No. IS West 9th street, TO the
SafRerson & Weisberg Company; for the
Semons Fur Company, floor at No. Y
West 18th street, and for Julia Fitzgerald
the top loft at Nos. Is and Is East 18th
street for term of years.
William S. Hawk has leased for Henry
Phipps Estates to Boosey & Co. the build
ing at No. II East 4Sd street for term OF
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental
of s1S7,O0O
William H. Whiting & Co. have leased to
Costs Talks the building No. II East I'D
street for the term of twenty-one years, at
the total rental of about 100000. The lessee
will make extensive alterations and occupy
as a retail confectionery establishment.
Alfred Auerbach represented the lessee.
The Duross Company has leased No. 102
West 14th street, a three story building, to
the Interborough Lunch Company, which
will connect the building with their present
place at No. 1879 Sixth avenue.
II. NJ. Hayward & Co. have leased for the
Florette Construction Company for a term
of years the six story elevator apartment
house No. 615 West 143d street. a plot
75x1OO feet, TO the Reserve Leasing Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
TO ERECT BIG BOARDWALK
Belle Fartor Owners VIII Also Build
Fine Clubhouse and Pier.

Property owners al Belle HarboT, Lens
Island, are planning 10 build there one
me- boardwalk. q clubhouse of ave
stories, 10 be built of reinforced concrete.
and pier On which will be q dining
room concert hall, amusement hsn ana
a4sC q piayg4C md FOR C4I4dren.
-ae WAX VIII be conducted Ia q 4Oyel
way. Instead o. having only an outer and
az inner railing, there win be g third rail-
ing. I've feet from the taner railing with
three tuFnstilr openings al convenient
places. which viii make IL practicable u
maintain rigid exclusiveaess. as at every
rurusrls entrance will be an attend ant
whose 6uty il viii be TO see that only
members. their families, their guests ana
visitors are admitted. At each street will
be an approach 90 the five-foot board walk.
The property owners viii issue season
tickets TO persons eligible TO membership
in the club. which win entitle the holder
10 the privileges OF the boardwalk, bath
ing payilions and pier. The boardwalk is
so laid out that il will be level with the
streets. thus not interfering in any way
with Tie ocean yiesg from any resid-nc og
building site no matter where located, noI
Viii H be an obstruction 10 the ocean
breezes sweeping over and cooling every
part of Belle Harbor.
Belle Harbor can be Teao..ea BY Lous
Island Railroad either from F'latbush ave
nue. Brooklyn, in thirty minutes, or Long
Island City in forty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
GET MANY LARGE LOANS.

William A White s. Sons have placed the
following loans: For the Highwood Realty
and Construction Company, two loans Of
$4,000 each on the new six story and base
ment elevator apartment houses 40. 532 "a
545 West 18th street; TOR. Tie Herman es-
tates, $4,000 on the six story and basement
loft building Nos. 80 and 1S2 Mott street;
for the SaNonia Construction Company,
5000, 200 on the six story elevator apartment
house at the northeast corner Of lG2d street
and Fort Washington avenue; for S. Lef-
kouitz. 5000 on the six story and base
ment tenement house Nos %3 and 235 East
qith street; for the Eagle Improvement
Company, q building loan of S265.c0) TO erect
twelve story and basement loft aui!ding
at No. l2i to 1io West 26th street: for /
Seymour. $4,000 on the four story and base
ment private dwelling houses No. 504 10
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
GREAT NECK VILLA SALES.

The Shields Company report the Ioi4o"-
ing sales az Great Neck Villa; 10 "llllAI'
Renwick, plot 95x1e0 feet. in Villa Hoaa "
10 B. 4. Doane. an adjoining pl0I' vi
Doane is erecting an eight room ouIlselO"
To James Braden, three pots IN ma I'O'-I
NJ Braden will erect twelve room
C,o1ori,1 house this fall To Frank j. ForS-
ter Mot 60x155 feet. Mr.. Forster is build
ir, a hollow tiled house, stucco finish. and
ed tiled roof. To \ NJ. Thomas, plot 0s'N
1an feet: to p. j. Squires, Plot '9SL-0 ieet'
z,d IN victor HERMAN. plot 6lx120 feet
Mrs. Katherine Houghton has erected
soanish Mission style house, On Plot A'A
1a5 feet Plans for ten other ne" houses
are being prepared
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
SALE OF HEMPsTeAo LOTS

1t IS seldom that a large tract of subur-
pan acreage is offered at public auction
Such as JEe HCtcheson estate, of ninety
nine and one-half acres. at Hampstead.
Long Island. which Is 10 be SOLD BY BRYAN
l. hennely Tomorrow. Mr. Kennedy said
yesterday that the Inquiry regarding this
property had been unusually large, es-
peclaIly from operators and developers. as
~ell as individual Investors. who appreciate
the future OF oHerty in the vicinity OF
HerlpStead fr7 c rieG CIV. The property
contain Il well ouilt dwelling mouse. a
nImDtr or farmers house. rarage and all
outpui!lin-s
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
IN. Y. CENTRAL BUYS PLOT
Buildings for Two Express Com
panies Planned for Site.

The New York Central Railroad has
bought through the Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company and John y.
Golding from /. T. Alton the 50X98.9 plot
at Nos 51a and SIG West SD street. It now
has practically the block bounded by Tenth
and Eleventh avenues, 32d and SD streets,
with the exception of a few lots on the
Tenth avenue side, which are not required
for the proposed improvements. Two large
express buildings arc to be erected, with
tracks in the centre. for the express bust
ness now carried on by the Adams and
American Express companies in the Madi-
son avenue side of the Grand Central ter
minai.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
SALES AT g9I54TWarEss

The I j.. A-Ee-FoD or pany sold at
8rightwaters, It's thcUsan1-acre residential
development, fronting the Great South Bay.
the following properties: 4 California
bungalow in The pines seet!aa. occupying a
plot 50xl50 feet. or Baldwin Boulevard: and
10 the same purchaser three adjoining
plots. each 50xi5o feet, fronting on Baldwin
Boulevard and also two adjacent plots.
each lOOXlJO feet. fronting on Pine Acres
Boulevard. The company sold also IN the
pines section two plots. each 5Oxl50 feet. on
Aekerson Boulevard, and a plot 1C0xI5O feet
on Baldwin Boulevard. In the lakes section
was sold plot U.IlxlCs feet On Lagoon
drive.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
KINGS AT WORK.

lhs modern monarch has so Illch work
OF purely businCscltks character 20 10
that for the most part he dndS il neCss-
saTy 20 adopt strictly business methods.
regarding himself. so TO speak. as the head
OF great commercial concern.
Probably the most energetic and buSi-
nesslike of the European rulers Is William
OF Germany. IL has been said that the
Kaiser Is In his Ottico busily attacking
AFFAIRS OF state when most Of the other
sOveTeigns Are still abcd-thRt is to say.
he l. hard az work by o'clock IN tho
morning. William long ago found that
such early habits on his part We've neCes-
Sary IL he was 10 accomplish his task sue
CeSstully. BESIDES signing iuuumeya0le
doc umeutS. every one OF which he reads
himself. the Kaiser holds mary cOnterenr IS
with his mini ters and chiefs OF depart
ments 10 is said that the Emperor either
writes or dictates about nifty letters day.
-Harper'S Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
LONG ISLAND LOTS SOLD.

The Carrollton Realty Company, me.
owners md developers. with Offices in the
World building, report the following sales
OF lots OF its property in different sections
Of Long Island: At Bayhampton Park.
Merr:ck, lots % II. L. 7. Cammeratt,
lots to Joseph McEllin. lots TO Kath-
crime Ward. lots TO Mary Mahar, lots
to stanislaus Pospisil lots to II. J.
Ryan. lots 70 Ka4e Boy!an; at Uin4oade
Park, I.l.e1AIe. lots e Dc.-..+ok -lop-
noIlo, lots and house 10 Nicholas S!ano;
& Lakewood PARK, Baldwin. los 20
Adelaide Ts,ltcheH. 1t HaZelW ood Gardens.
Central IsAp. . lots to Annie Lucey, loLs
- Clara I. Myyee. 2 lots TO Emma Cook.
al EGgerton Slu-le. WaptagA. lots 70
James Scott, jr.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
FOR NEWARK SITE S30O,0Oo.

The Federal Trust Company, oc Newark,
is reported 10 have paid $329.oe1 TO the John
Z. Balantine estate for the property at
No, 745 Broad street. where its Offices are
located. The plot has a frontage of IS feet
and a depth OF i25 feet. With adjoining
properties the trust company now controls
a PLOT 20 feet along Broad street 10 Acad-
emy street, extending west On that street
to the ne" annex of the Prudential Build
ing. The Federal Trust Company's plot
viii probably be improved With d high class
structure in the near future.
The Godfrey Realty Company has sold a
dwelling in Lincoln street. corner Of Viii
lowdale avenue. Nontclair. to J.. p Frasher;
also. at OakCroft, Upper Montclair. a lot
50Nl-5, on EdEemOnt Road, to Al g. Myers.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

the southeast corner Of Seventh avenue
and 5,-h street, and many other Of the
city's finest apartment houses.
Tie house was completed eight or nine
-5Ie a=o and Was one Of the first opera
tLoES marking the transition OF the drive
lrou an exclusive residential thoroughfare
rtO region OF costly apartment houses
q is understood that M. Harde viii
erect on mart OF the Broadway and lS-,h
street properly a six story Apartment
house. fronting TO feet Oh Broadway and
running through 10 Bennett avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
REALTY NOTES.

Alfred E. Toussaint was the broker IN ti's
recent sale OF No. SD West 'tth sueet lOI
Harry f. Donneu 10 Florence RI. HunIel-
s. A. Israel has removed his oflces 20 No
50 Nassau street
Albert B. AshfOrth has been appoln'eu
agent of the Knox Building tWeIVe @ So
structure, at the southwest corner ol i1'ii
avenue and 10th street
7. !. Phillips & Co. negotiated for SOM
Rros the sale of No. IS West S6th street.
reported Yesterday. The buyer will occupy
Iosaph p. DAYS mortgage department has
baen placed in charge Of George c. Black
well and W. II. Kembel.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

3Js West Seth street; for the Levin Con
struction Company. $4,000 on the six story
and basement elevator apartment house al
the southwest corner Of I'D street and
Broadway. Tor the Audubon Improvement
Company, @ second mortgage building loan
Of $500. on the northwest corner Of 'Am-
sterdau avenue and lJGth street, to erect
tUo six story 'Walk-ups'; for the Cohen
Coldstein Company. $560G0 at ~ per cent
on Nos Il3 and Ilol. Bowery. $l6t0 1T !
per cent on No. 80 West l29th street and
$500 on the northeast corner Of 152d street
and Rr3dhurst avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

Company. The check amounting to $780,
7G0 %, represents the taxes for this year
on the properties owned by this company
IL the Borough of Manhattan These prop
critics include the Trinity Building, United
States Realty Building, Flatiron Building
Whitehall Building and other properties.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
PLAN MORE ELMHUReT HOUSES

The Jackson Heights Building Company
is building ten additional two-family brick
houses in the Elmhurst section of the
Greensboro Corporations Barclay-Dugro
tract They are TO be Of the same type of
construction as the twentysiX houses just
completed by this company. They viii be
located on the east side Of 18th street. north
OF Roosevelt avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

east corner of Lafayette Road and Meado"
street: plot. 75x1OO feet. on the south side
of Willow street. between Washington ave
nue. and Prospect avenue; Plot, Z'xlV0
feet, in the business section on the east
side Of Franklin avenue, between 10Th ana
18th streets plot. 75x10O feet, on the south
side of Pine street, between washington
avenue and Prospect avenue. and a trian-
guIar plot, 16Ox2S9xS2S feet on the west S2Sio
of WetheriII Road. between Westbury Road
and Stewart avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
TO SELL mooRE's HOUSES.

A trustees sale of the valuable holdings
of the estate of W. II. II. Moore viii be
held by Bryan L. Kennedy on Wednesday,
November 16. They consist of No. - East
esd street, between Fifth and Madison ave
nues, a four story brownstoHe dwelling
house, on plot 22x9S9x irreg., and No. 2s
East 74th street IS feet west of Madison
avenue, a four story hrownstone dwelling
house, on plot 1G.GxS0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
TO STOCK LAKE LACKAWANNA
Pickerel and Trout To Be Put in Water
by the Government.

Reeves & Co. report that Lake Lacka-
wanna is phenomenal success. The prop
erty is selling rapidly, and every one visit
ing the property is delighted with it,
The recent rains have filled the new lake
to the banks, and the outlook is bright for
a twenty-foot three-mile lake. In the early
spring this lake will be stocked with pick