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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Nov. 81. 1910,

Bruce Cartwright to Trent Trus
CO., Ltd, Tr.; D; CIR. SO, Manus
Valley, Honolulu, oahu; $40. Is 335
~ 22G. Nov. Is, 1910. rs
Sac Maritime Bent Socy of Haw
to Juliana Gouveia and hsb; Re,
premises, Punchbowl St, Honolulu
Oahu; $1,000. - 34i, y 239. Nov
10. 1910.
Juliana Gouveia and hsb 81. FL
to Antonio J. Ferrera; ID; pio,e land
Pun hbowl St, Honolulu. Oahu;
si750. d 1876, p 2GS. Nov. 10,
1910.
Antonio J. Ferreira and VT to JUL
ana Gouvela; NJ; piece land, Punch
bowl St. Honolulu, Oahu; $4,000. y
3i1. p 240. Nov. 10, 1910.
Kanae tk) to Pakui tw); d; Ap.
and por. APP. /, II. p. 2143, Kul.
1867. Kapano. Kcolauloa. Oahu; $50.
. S3j, p 269. Jan. 5, 1900.
Pakui Kaimawaho and hsb (Ka.
mawaho) ct al 60 Sab Kanae Jr. and
W.T. d; An. and nor /, II. p. 2143,
Kul. 1867. Kapano, Koolauloa. Oahu;
81, etc. d 1856, p go. Nov. 10.
1908.
w. McCandlesa to A. II. Dondero
ct al; Par Rel int. in lot &. Palama
Tract. Honolulu. Oahu: $3.50. y
3ii. y 242. Nov. IA, 1910.
Rebccca X. Ayrcs and hsb CW. HI
TO William II. Castle Tr.; Adm
.Chge; piece land. bldgs.. etc. KAPPA
hulu. Honolulu. Oahu; $500. u SAT,
p 243. Nov. 10. 1910.
Gonsalves 4 Co., Ltd. to Marianne
J. Borges, Rel leasehold. bldgs.,
etc, cor. King and Kaluaopalena
SITS, Honolulu, oahu; I and notes
sG59.OG. B Sal. p 24i. July q,
1870.
Kipi and WI to Maria Freitas: ID;
int. in Ap. and 3, II. p. ass, Kul.
934O, Wnlau. Eva. Oahu: $125. B
335. p 273. Nov. 81. 1910.
Maria II. Cabral to Francis o Mar
tins; Rel: lot 80, l.. p. 457l, Ahualoa
Hamakua. Hawaii $500. u 341. p
242. Nov. .. 1910. "
Thomas de Aguiar and VT to Joas
de Cana: d; l.. =. (GrD 1895. kaa.
pahus Hamakup, Hawaii; $1,000. ID
335, 272. Sept. 90. 1910.
Kalamn Ohialau ami hsb tohla-
lau) to d. Kapohakimohewa; ID; int
in CIR. 1859, APPS. |. and 3. Moo on,
Honuaula, Maui; $ij. u 1886. p 2Gi.
Aug. 10. 1910.
John II. de Souza and WI to Mano,l
de Rego; d; int. in CIR. 2009. Mn'ta-
wac. Hamakuapoko, Maui: sl5OO.s
d 1876. p 265. OF. 20. 1910.
John w, Neal and WI ct ais To
Rebecca e. Schlnmelfennir ~ to-.
in pieces land, Koloa. KCi
$500. 1872, y 4li. M II,
1910. "
Carl lsenberg TO George II. Do
II S; shares No. 2S of Kau'i Tel. ca
Lihue, Pura,gHauai y, 1856, p 1872
July Q, 1910. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

A lucky man is always harplng on
his superior judgment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
AFTERMATH Of
HIL0ELECTI0N

Especial b ! c t n Correspondence
2, IIlI.Os Hawaii, Dec. 2.--An interest.
ing aftermath of the County election
lies Id the fact that with the begin.
ming OF the coming year the Sheriff
will have In his absolute control the
appointments of the various deputy
sheriffs on this Island. As the present
incumbents secured Office by election,
and were beyond the control of the
Sheriff, II Is certain that there will be
a considerable change in the police
force.
4 Sheriff Pua has not yet made up his
mind as to who will be appointed dep
uty sheriffs by him, except for the fact
that Deputy Sheriff Fetter CT South
llilo will continue In office. The
Sheriff made a definite announcement
to that effect last week, and said fur.
thor that he would In the very near
future announce who the deputy
shcriffs for the rest of the districts
would be, as hecsaw no reason for
making secret thereof ~
/ y While the Sheriff will make no an
nouncements at present, there are sew.
cral details In connection with this
matter which indicate that very prob
arise. Thus, for instance, the Dem.
ocrats expect that their party will be
recognized to some extent by the
Sheriff. In view of the fact that that
party, helped him defeat Keolanui, the
( Home Ruler. They claim that they
ought to have at least two. and pos.
sibly three. Democratic deputy sher-
iffs, and also that certain percentage
of the force Of officers should be Sc.
lected from among the ranks OF the
welllicked but stlll unterrihed ones.
And they talk as II they expected to
get II. too.
! There is fair indication for trouble
In the matter OF the appointment Of a
deputy sheriff for Puma. Max Cole
man Is after the position. and II is un.
derstood that Haaheo. the present
deputy sheriff. Home Ruler, is still In
the ring. 'u
The appointment Of n deputy sher-
In for lIamakua district is also n pro.
iitable source for speculation. II Is
generally conceded that Harry Over
end, the present deputy sheriff of that
district. is an excellent police official.
but in view of the many and bitter
fights which have taken splace be-
tween him and the sheriff during the
past two years, 1t may be regarded as
certain that there IL no appointment
In store for him. Probably he is not
looking for one. Antoine Fernandez.
the present supervisor from Hama
kua. who was defeated as the Repub-
lican candidate for the Senate. is d
strong candidate for the office OF dep
uty sheriff Of Hamakua.
There are two applicants for the
position Of deputy sheriff of North
Kohala namely Ernest Akina and XII !
name. These two were rivals recent |
ly, when the Board of Supervisors APP
pointed the latter, finding out later on
that the power of appointment was
vested in the Sheriff.
In the rest of the districts there is !
also considerable uncertainty. Ma.
hale. who has applied for the position
OF deputy sheriff of North Kona, has
thu endorsement OF the Republican
County Committee, and seems to be |
the probable choice of the Sheriff. In
Kau the present incumbent, Kekaula,
who recently had charge against him
nolle pressed at Kailua. is regarded |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

as a man of no party, and 1t seems
probable that a new man will be ap.
pointed, although no applications have
reached the Sheriff yet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
DOUBLE TRACK
RELIEVES TRAFFIC

The service on the double track on
King street. as far as II goes has de
monstrated the fact that the new or
pier of thipgS ~ going toscrf atfgq big
'imprcvenane IL feRiels h.iAd tdos;
That tho4hghfsrf4 I'LL SsfS,s'
Teams can now pass down their
proper. side of the lsirel I, Sitsoug hsv-
ING toatgn Cat foE q or coming III
the on p sitg direction. tt7Yss at iir5t
thought that the double line would in
way beck traffic but the operation
on the first day showed that the oppo.
'tite was thcl result ui.h1'i'n; wa
The .ublio, must remember that
they will find It hlnlier and safer to
board the cars en- The right hand side
Of the street according to. the d!rcc.
ton of the car they wish 10 take.
The new cars are being assembled
as fast as is possible and will be put
into agryica rs fast as they are fin.
ishCd,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

nilu Brug Co.. Fort street.
We Gesire to hear from and advise
with every case not yielding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

Ours is very complex civillza-
tlon. With the price Of rubber au-
tomcbile tires going up every month,
how is the poor man to get bread
for his hungry children?-New Hl-
ven Register.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
LUNATlC, HALTED HERE,
SPENDS NIGHT AT HOTEL
Hugh Burroughs Taken Of Train at
Depot by Chief Reynolds Yester-
day Evening.

While enroute from Williamsburg
for the home of his father in Norfolk,
Hugh Burroughs. an inmate of the
Williamsburg asylum. was taken oil
the train at the Chesapeake & OHIO
depot yesterday evening and sent to
the police station. Burroughs leit
williamsburg at o'clock and short
while afterwards, the authorities at
the asylum telepnoned Chief Reynolds
and asked that the man be taken INTO
custody.
Burrorchs, who appeared to be ra-
tional enough, baked at spending the
night In the jug" at the station
house. He claimed that he had been
given permission by one of the doc
tors at the asylum to go home. Dr.
Brunt. the superintendent Of the asy-
lum. was called On the telephone and
he gave Burroughs permission TO
spend the night at hotel and 20 go
to Norfolk this morning. Burroughs
says he will return 10 Williamsburg
this evening.
III seems that Burroughs was given
permission to go to Richmond yester-
day morning and while there he be-
gan drinking. He returned TO Will
li,msburg at o'clock and left an
hour later on the local train for this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
Dreamland's New Bill.

There are -four numbers on the
new vaudeville biz at the Dreamland
thcater. The Johnson Trio. comedy
singing team. heads the list. and the
others are Edythe Murtield, the giri
with the baritone voice; Carl Luster'
the Incompatible acrobatlc cortor-
tionist.' and Vernon and Fanchettl'
a comedy sister team doing Dutch
sketch
All Of the acts seemed to please
the audiences yesterday afternoon and
last night. the Johnston Trio and the
contortionist being especially well re-
ceived. This same bill Will be pre-
scented this afternoon and tonight and
tomorrow. the usual change being
made Thursday.
A new moving picture program is
given every day in the week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
Vaudeville and Pictures

The Academy was unfortunate IN
having one act missing from the bill
yesterday due to a disappointment Dy
an acrobatic team. but the enthuslas-
tic reception accorded the Doric Trlo'
those singing boys as they are
billed. would seem to indicate that
the Academy audiences were more
than pleased with the entertainment
offered them.
The Doric Trio really can sing
Each individual member is good anu
the voices harmonic well. The Sc
lections offered are poplar and upto-
date. and the act is well dressed.
there being three changes OF costume
All Ling Foo. the Ch:Aese Magician
is very clever and presents some rath'
or remarkable stunts.
A new act Is expected to arrive
today to bring the Academy Dill up
to the usual size.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
But Defective Light Wire Had
Everybody Puzzled.
BLOODHOUND BROUGHT OUT
Mysterious Extinguishins Of Light In
Home Of M. n. Lash Early in Morn
ing Causes Sensation at West Ave
nue. and Thirtieth Street.

A defective electric light wire IN
the home of NJ. II. Lash. 10 THIRTEEN
street, created sensation in the
neighbrhuod of West avenue ana
Thirtieth street early yesterday morn
ing and for a time had the police de-
partment believing that the bare
foot" burglar was cCrnered.
Sergeant Webb and Patrolman
Tilghman. passing Mr.. Lashs home
about 2 O'Clock noticed that hght
was burning on the lower floor. This
was unusual. and after watching the
house for white Sergeant Webb de
cided to investigate. Oficer 1llSa-
man went to guard the back door
while the sergeant rang the front
door bell. Mrs. Lash came to the
head Of the stairway, asked who was
there and then called Mr.. Lash. Just
at this moment the light, which had
been burning in the dining room. went
out This satisfied the sergeant tha'
some one was In the dining room. ana
when Mr.. Lash came down and report
ed that all of the members OF his fam
ily were i'm their rooms. IL looked rs
though some intruder was cornered.
As the Lash family has been visitei
twice bv the barefoot" man, every
bodys thoughts were OF him.
The sergeant and MI. Lash search
ed the lower floor thoroughly and
found that all doors and windows
were locked. Even the window
shades were down and apparently
nothing in the rooms had been dis
turbed Then the searchers went 20
the upper floors. and while they were
in the attic Mr.. Edward Lash thought
he heard someone going out the back
door. The officers rushed downstairs
TO the door. which had been left open,
but II anyone had gone out he was
hidden by the darkness.
A telephone message to the station
brought Sergeant Mitchell and Officer
Perish, with the bloodhound. Jack.
to the scene. The dog was taken
through the house and for fifteen min-
utes he hunted vainly for trail. In
the meantime the commotion and the
baying of the hound had aroused the
neighborhood and people were turning
out on all sides to fad out what was
the matter.
The actions of the dog satisfied the
officers that no man had gone our the
back door. and finally the search was
given up. The officers and Mr. Lasn
were about convinced that there hao
been no burglar in the house, but no
body could explain how that light hap
pened to go out just as Mrs. l.asn
called out that there was policeman
at the door
Yesterday the mystery was solved.
II was fcrnd that one of the wires IN
fhe dining room was defective and
that a jar world cause the light 20
go on and off.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
MOTHER INJURED WHILE
SAVING HER BABY BOY
Mrs. ]. WiIks Grabs Child on Street
Car Track in Time to save
It's Life.

While swinging her baby boy from
death beneath the wheels OF street
car Sunday morning. Mrs. J. Wilks,
of 232 Twenty-iifth street. was pain
fully injured by being struck by the
car. She now lies at her room and
il probably will be a week before she
can leave her bed.
The accident happened in front CT
the Wi!ks' home. The little boy ran out
of the front door OF his home and
started across the street In front OF
the car. Mrs. Wilks had followed
him TO the door and saw the danger.
She rushed into the street and pulled
The baby to safety. but she was
struck by the car aud thrown a short
distance. sustaining several painful
bruises about the body and legs.
The Or was brought to stop a
second after the accident as the mot
oman had seen the child start across
;hc street and turned on his power
and applied the brakes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
MANY oEsERTloNs REPORTED.
Nicsrsvgsn Generals Said to Have
Only Thirty-five Men.

SAN JUAN TEL SUR. NICARA-
qua. March 7.-<;ovc:nment spies re-
port that General Mem and General
ChamOIo arrived at Rama with only
thirfy-fvc men. the others having de-
serted during the flight Of the insur-
gent troops. The commandant at
Grcytown reports the arrival at the
government encampment on the river
Indo q ITO prisoners OF war. recently
released Nv General Estrada at Bue-
fields General Mena's chief artiiiers
officer. Antonio Gorralcs. has suTren-
dcred to General VaSaGez al Acoyapa-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08

Facing death from shit and sacn IN
the civil war Vas more aErccahic N
,. 4 stone. Of Kemp. Tex. than fac
Ing u from What doctors said Vas
consumption. u contracted = stub
horn cold he Writes. that developed
o cough. that stuck 70 M IN spite n
all remedies for years Ny weight ran
down 20 10 po4nds. Then 7 bryan
a. use Ut Kings New Discovery,
witch completely cured me. nov
weigh Us pounds. For Coughs. Coids.
IaGrippc. Asthma. Hcmorrh1gc
~ larscncss. Crour. Whoopinr Cough
and lung trouble. ~ supreme sc
sf.oa. Trial ho,tic FIRE. Guaranteed
~ Academy Pharmacy Co. Prtzoid
Drug CO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08

county, was slightly injured about
noon yesterday by falling oil his
wagon while turning the corner OF
Huntington avenue and Twenty-sixth
street. He was taken TO the police
station, where DR.. j. w. Ayler, sur
geon to the police, dressed his wounds.
Ii is said that the negro had load
cd up with whiskey before the acct
dent occurred. He was locked up on
the charge of being drunk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
UNSlGHTLY LANDMARKS
ARE BEING TORN DOWN
Workmen Begin Razing Two Small
Frame Buildings at Washington
Avenue and Thirtieth Street.

The work of tearing down the
small frame building at the corner
OF Washington avenue and 1hirtieth
street began yesterday morning and
b, is expected that the building will
be completely RACED within a week.
The structures have been sold and
the material in them probably will
he used in erecting houses in other
parts of the city.
As soon as the building have been
torn down, excavating for the founda-
ticn of the five-s,ory brick building
which Is to be erected on this corner
will begin. Contractor J. W. Davis
will build the new structure for Mrs.
Virginia Tabb. OF Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
WOUNDED OFFICER DEAD.
Slayer Of North Carolina Officer Taxi
en- to Penitcntisry.

SCOTLAND NECk. N c. March
deputy Sheriff G.. W. Dunn. OF
Halifax county. n. -. died today from
the effects of the bullet wound re-
ceived ut the hands of +. +. Powell
March 4. when the latter also shot
State Senator Travis and Assembly
man A. Paul kitchin. brother OF
Governor Kitchin. Of North Carolina.
and Congressman kitchin. OF this
state. Travis and Ki,chin continue
to improve.
Governor kitchin. brother Of As
semblyman Kitchin. arrived early to-
day. The removal of Powell to the
state prison az Raleigh has had a
cuicting effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
NEW TRUSTEES Of
CHURCH LOSE SUIT
Judge Barham Ends. Long
Fight in Antioch Baptist
Church, COIOred,

I'm the Co. pCratiOn Court yester-
day afternoon Judge Barham gave a
verdict for the defendants in the suit
of the new trustees against the cd
trustees of the Antioch Baptist
church, colored. the suit has been
pending in court several months and.
although this is the regular February
criminal term. Judge Barham TOOK
the case up as there was no other
business before him.
For more than year merry war
has been waged in the Antioch Bap-
list church between factions of the
congregation. 1t seems that some OF
the "progressives" did not like the
manner in which the trustees were
conducting the affairs of the church
and a new board of justices was elect
ed. The pastor sided with the new
trustees. but the old trustees re-
fuse to relinquish control OF affairs.
Only a short time ago. one of the
old t,dsteCs gave cut the statement
that the old board had ousted the
pastor However. the board did not
have the authority to do this as il
takes a majority vote of the cOngre-
gatica to discharge the pastor of q
Baptist church.
The new directors finally brought
suit to GUST the old board. A. L..
1oiliver. a negro. was retained as
counsel by the new board, while At
tcrney w p. ColoBna repg esentcd the
cid board The fight in the church
was aired at the hearing before Judge
Barham yesterday afternoon. BY the
decision of Judge Barham. the old
board continues in power.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08

John Spencer. IT.. the seven months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
spencer. 1925 TWen;y-second street.
died yesterday afternoon al O'Clock
at the home OF tho parents after a
brief illness. The funeral will take
placc this afternoon At 3.3o O'Clock
from the residence. Rev 7. y. Hen
derlite. pastor Of the Second Presby-
terrain church. will conduct the ser
vices and Intcrment will be made A.
CrceniaWn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
Little Boy Dead.

John, the six-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Pitzina, of S412 Huntington
avenue, died yesterday morning at 3
O'Clock at the home OF the parents al
ter a short illness. The funeral. VIII
take place from the residence this
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Father
Joseph Frioli, rector of st. Vincent S
Catholic church. will conduct the ser
vices and interment will be made at
Greenlawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
Local Mines Prepare For Open
ing Of Peninsula League,
NEW FACES WILL BE SEEN
Champion North End Team Probably
Will start With Weak Lineup
Read, Land and Roatcn Back With
Athletics.

Although ii Is full two months be-
fore the championship season opens
the North Enders and Newport News
Athletics, of the Virginia Peninsula
League. are beginning TO organize for
the season and already some of the
players are going through some Inn
besing up" exercise on the Casino dia-
mond.
Present indications are that the
champion North End team will start
the race with rather weak lineup
and In all probability the Athletics
will not be any too strong when the
gong sounds. However. both teams
will be strengthened when the col
leges close fer the summer and the
star players return home. The roster
of the two teams is yet incomplete,
but ii is certain that several new
faces will be seen in North End and
Athletic uniforms.
Four Have Signed Up.
OF last years champion North End
team. Manager-player William NeA@cn.
Shortstop Harry Shaver. First Base
man Frank Richardson and Pitcher
Tom Reynolds have signed up. Don
aid Bryan probably will be seen be-
hind the bat again this season. He
also will catch for the Smithfield
team. Ptcher Simpson also probably
will be back with the North Enders.
Third Bsseman H. b. Hughes is with
the V. p. |. team this year and he VIII
not be home TO join the North Enders
until about the middle OF June, or
more than month after the season
opens.
Malone, who has been playing bas-
ketball with the Y. NJ. c. A. five thls
winter. has, il is understood signed
with the North End team. He is said
to be a good fielder. heady base run
ner and fairly good sticker. Tate
Hill may be back with the North End
ers and either Wolf or Wynkop. oil
williamsburg, may sign up.
Three Best Arc Back.
The Athletics three best-Read,
Land and Roaten-have signed up for
the season and will form necieus
about which a good nine probably Will
be built. Rice. Mountcastle, Patton,
Stuart. Blanford, Bristow and Hautz
also will he in the game again this
season and Ned Clarke will join the
team as soon as the session ut v.
p l. closes early in June.
Hampton and Fort Monroe will
start of with strong teams and ndi-
cations are that the race this season
will be even pTcttier than IL was las
year The opening game OF the season
here probably will be between Hamp-
ton and Ncrth End at the Casino park,
while the Athletes and Fort Monroe
will open at Hampton. The schedule
of games for the season will be made
up at the next meeting of the league
directors. which will be held the lat
ter part Of this month.
Improvements TO the Casino park
are to be made this season. The
grand stand will be put into first class
shape and the diamond will receive
much attention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
Sailors Help Guild Meeting.

There will he a meeting of the sail
ors' Help Guild al the sailors Rest
this afternoon AZ ; O'Clock. Business
Of importance viii he considered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08

Il am 20 years old and travel most
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7 recommend Electric Bittcrs. because
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time. They never fail 10 tone the
stomach, regulate the Kidneys and
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men and women. restoring strength.
vir1r and health that's a dahl JOY.
Try them. Only s0c. Satisfaction Is
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08
NEGRO GETS BAD FALL.
Driver Topples OF Wagon on Hard
Vltrihcd Brick Paving.

Charles Gibson. a negro driver EN-
ployed by Sheriff Curtis, OF Warwick
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-08

Miss Mildred Newman on Jefferson
avenue has as her guest, her cousin
Miss Mary Newman, of Richmond.