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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
DISTURBED HOTEL EMPIRE.
y. Fisher 90 PtttslBarg Taken % Bellevue
AFTER Dodging IN . TnxicAb.

v. flasher eG Pittsbarg rAken % bellevue
After Doaging IN . Tnxicab.
Ellis Fisher. Se years old. Of Pittsburg.
At Sixty-third street and Broadway. il
= prisoner in tho psychopathio ward oG
Bellevue Hospital charged with disOrdsrly
conduct
According TO the Empire mana cement
he has been disturbing the hotel and acting
queerly ever since he went there from the
Hoffman House a week ago.
His sister. Miss Eva Fisher OF Pittsburg.
arrived yesterday morning and spent
ths DIV with Dr. william Hirsch of -
Fast Sixty-fourth street. who 10 FSher' .
physician. irving TO got him into an
institution. Yesterday afternoon Miss
Fisher. having failed in her attempts.
asked for police assistance. hut her
brother got wiRd ~ ~ aud vanished In
a tAXiCab
About . O'Clock he returned 90 he
Empire and an ambulance WAS summoned
from Flower Hospital. But once inoTs
he got away. and u was not until n clock
that Policeman Fairy 81 the West sixty
eighth street station finally collar~d him.
Ftshep refused 10 he arrested at frat,
bat after they allowed him TO 60 20 the
station house in a taSicah h submitted.
Fisher Said he vas salesman. He has
ali the money he needs apparently.
Miss Fisher told the police that he suf-
fered a severe mental short, in San Fran
CISCO al the time ~ the earthquake aud
since that time has not bs-sn vel mentAll,'
she SAID that h. lad been ia several
institutions and until she received word
from the Empir- last Friday she lad
I..ll~v~d that the last treatment - had
undergone had cured him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
n.I,n lion Army WIN. Again

Supreme Court Justice Dayton banded
down a decision yesterday IN favor Of ths
Salvation Army In tn suit against the
American salvation Army Go restrain Il
from using the title or any other name 10
any Way resembling the Salvation Army.
Cision having hesn rovsrsgd BY the APP
peIlals Division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

- Prnrip. a Ptsmonte. for Ne~ YoTk Was
"a miles aaft % Aaody Nook 81 noon yesterday.
- Calefonta, fUT Nov York. uas - mile
eat ~ Sandy Hook at noon.
= Nerragansett. for Nrw Norh. Vas ed0 mities
east ~ Sandy Hook atti.taA.M
~ Asl.egfn Augus1e Nlrtora, for Neg YORK..
Wo1 iA0 MILES enat % sandy Hook 81 10 y. ~
"a Aulsrca. for New Y1rk. Vas 1Ts rifles east
% shndy Bnok % 10 y. n.
80 NirEtnta, FOR New YOek. wns 80 mfluH enal
- tandy ho0k ~ n0on-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
T~s wan sspe.t ..Evrm,nS sun. 4.

Tho Wall Btrsst edition ~ THE EVENING
SUN ountAins all the financial news and
che stook and bond quotations 20 the closs
a. The mAFisst. The closing quotations.
including the bid and aSkssi' pricss. with
MAhitiouRl nsws matter. are oontainsd also
IN The night editton Of THn BvGN1Na Sur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
Nrrrnland On Ary,v. mere r~-,,.,

Tho new steamship NorthlAnd ~ tho
Maine steamship Company. which wa~
launched January 10. left Wilmington.
U-l.. at noon yesterday and will be At
P,sr ~. East Idvsr. foot of Peck Nip.
this afternoon ready for Inspection.
She N TO ply b~tween New York ard
Portland. Mo. and 10 equippsd with
Virsiess telegraph and submarine sigma
aarytca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

EmnATUun ALMANAC ruIs DAT.
Sun rises. SEQ sun sets. AZ Moon rises .,o7
HIGn WAIVE rHIs DAT.
sandy Hn.izSs Gov. Island. i:=1 Hell Gats. 3iO
ASStvse-SAIUEDAV. April
Sa CampaniA. Liverpool. March -
~ Il Lorvaine HavIe. March -
- New York ftankl Rotterdam. March :.
- Aezico. Nassau. March 10
- AonesVtdeo, Havana, March -
Ss lnro nank. tAgunA. March -
So AohaWk. Iacksonyfils Aarcn ~
- Jefferson. Norfolk. April I.
- katAhdin. GeorEetowa. y q. Marc ~
- Cssssreaks Bal.ssass-. March ~
ARRTvEp oUT
So Oceanic &c Southampton. from New Yofk.
~ Friedrich der OrOsos. Of Genoa nom New
YORK.
SALAD p1on voREfoS PoRIs
s. NsuretaniA. toJ :s=S Yort from ilverro"i
A. notterdan. for New Yort froui Rotterdam.
- California for New Work from Glasgow
s. BAltic TOR NeW Vows from Liverpool,
s. Berlin. for Mes York nom Naples.
- Ainnewsska for NeS YOrA from SOu IN
Amptgn.
IS Oscar H.. for Nev YorE from Chrsasn.and.
- Ia Provence, fog New York from Hevr-
- PTtnE Friedrich WI helm. for New YORK nom
bremen.
3. OTOtava for Sew Yovk nom Bermuds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

= creditors potition In bankruptcy has
been hlsd against Louis and Marcel Worm
ssr e.. a NJ. wOrmssrI. buyers and ssllers
Og steel At u Para row They Sold steel
from England mainlT.
a cTsdltOrs' petltlon IN bankruptcy has
been hled q "a inst Ma Ws1hOhE and DAv Vi
ZAngsF tWsizholtE a ZAnGsr'. manufac-
tuTsT Of csoaha at - University place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
pmDPSp1N1

waSsr supply On Roorn 90. no BrosswSV. Wsu
YoFk. untl ~ \. on Friday. AcEti Is. 1910. for
Contract "a for the rnnstruclou % = nad a13Hn
engtneerA IN the White Plains div,saeo % e1e
Caesktu nqueriuct It's sits % me Work 70 aoooa
one-hah rliie east Of EimsfOrd saeaon 90 .ehs
Putnam division - nc NeW YOvk Cen4d
Hudson River Raiiroad. IN the town q Qre-a.
burg. Woatchester cOunty. Noa Yorh.
AZ M above ptars and aBns TO- niGa Btii o.
publicly opened add Rad. PuEnp hle@ c1ataluing
tnfoymaucn for blddRra and con Fnce dgnwtnas
can he Obtained ~ Room 9os - tha above a1aTsB-
pamphlet For further particulars see infof
nsu0D for BlddRH.
lofSN A. BENsgI. Pnn,ioent
CHARf.wS ~. CHADWICK
CHARLES 4. SNAW e
ComMianiuurYA Of ths BoArd 90 Nausg Suny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
mar BUNT ~ QUEENS
" r-i~' AuOrney aUd commissioner 90
Accounts sn the .Ioh

s-rTct attorney Frederick Ne Witt
=. 9It-ts county. working r. harmony
- ,ouTntssiourv ~ Accounts tnadick
: ourpe ~ experts il engaged IN =
.t' luil' IN tho Rprou-h ~ Ou~~ns
..f'rabla sInnurI'iou las already
AIMED over =" tho District Attorney
l-os' dent Lawrence GFes-sT who has
.n ~ Investigation iubp AFFAIRS IN the
fgn Hail On his own account and
led some ~ Tho city employees.
-sci attorney he Wit said yesterday
Na M not propose 10 bring the
I-.a o.. .-f.~' rho Grand jury until Com
90 Fusd.ck had finished his IN
....'.yU " ~ said that the IN vesti
..Fs~s % number ~ wears and that
.- certain politicians who have
.~''rrC@s - siirUrirtng prosperity
20 .cI 20 tell vhcre and how they
L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

THE q S JOHNSON CO,
NOTICE or ANSuAI NETTING OF Srocx,
mETNu ENRWM &TEVr Tnm Rnm p nmM

BeNHNEhEM SVbkk CORPORATION
The Annual Meeting Of tbe st0cf6oldsFs o.
Bethleben' steel co-,orstlon VII be bed 90 ~
Ytnctpai 0f~ce. No. "a broad street. SeSPark
Nss ierssy. On Tuesday; April 8 IsIa e g
oeioCk noon, for the follONfrg PURPOSE: ~ -
elect thrce directors 20 seyve for . Urn OF tages
yeaTs :, - rAtisy the acton OF TIE Board 81
birrctors IN authori ring the guaranty by Begnie
hem steel CoypovarOn - the peffoFuaa nce ~ 1sfe
lehen steel Company. or ~ Eucocsaoys aa1iEns
Of the sErsefne o. dated February 4 1910, besweso
hs,hlessrn sIsel C9mpesy ase D.disl -MaEes
aey "a regard 20 IRE constructor BY OlQier
asr-a Company, o. ~ ssstgpce. % . by-prod oct
coke oven rlsnt 90 property near tie plant -
netnehrrn see e.. peey and Ne nAncieSsn9
Stree Corr nABy OF specihed anlo0nu Of coss asd
ga. sud 70 rAufy zee coaract o. Tgsraney. en-
seutet 10 'he maine OF bethlehem sleei cofpoga
ton ~ ~ president under date o. FebY1sFp d
1870 % he psrfoTrnAUrc % sad AgYee=ent -
Nsthlebem steel Cosunsny src = 20 tFanaaes
aid meeting.
ne hooks foe tar transfer o. shar-S Of O.
capital atorF % fNe tcrrcra ton tsoff nrefeTrRd
aPd common. 9TH BE- closed ., 5 o~Io-s'P. NJ %
Monday. March - 1910. and - M = T~,psnsd a.
30 ctocs 4 y on Wednesday Apr . i9i0
Dated. NsNaT.. y. J March I. 1910
3. ~ JOINS. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
r~ c ~ civ 81 SsI W. 1EosssHsH OF

TIE nSssh o~@seeaafye sssai sena al 4lst9eBa
NeW yOrk. March -. 100
TIE narseenrA % tnis Hank have shlB DAG Do
tAA. pagabie on a9d after Apyll 90. pFozs88
- stockho'ders o. Iseerf g y; te.daL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

~ church street New York, Mares =. selo
Tue Boa-d u precbors this Day dacaaf1a o
quarterly dividend Of oae ard tares-o1agerra
per cent upon the preferred capital stock. pay
abie April 81 1870 20 IRE prsfegreo stocEnolea ere
- Eeserd - me slcSe Of bUs'aess o. April 1879
Cherks Wiu be riAiied
IrADsfer books Of the preferred sacek vi eaoss
at5P ~. April Z. 1910. snr rsopen ADr.i =. 1910
G. o OyNNY. seereaArT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
DtyIDENDs AND TNvEREsv.
American Malt CORPORATION

s5Ea street . East Rtvsr. y. Y. CITY.
Tire Board % Directors have declared q AsrEs.
Annual diytdend o. two and Ous. hef per caaf
upon The Preferred Stock Of toe Company oAS abss
nr snd Rfnsr the ard day % Nay 1910. 70 gsnck
noieTs OF record 81 the close % - Ser ooeks
the Nftrcn m dAA of april. tgO
HEStli EGGYREtSG. Treasurer
March =, 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
Ne ENtra CharEe Ger q.

Advertisements for THE SUN and TuH
EVENING sUS may 10 left AZ any Anna9i-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

~, - SssS ON a y o w. TH aS r II ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
@homberloins @oIic<. Cholera III,

%Gbomberlains Collie, Gbolera= un10
Diarrb0e=@eilmittel lit beute Sic beIt=
befannte Meoi5in int @ebrauh fir
2inoeru11g inns @eilung bon Magenbe=
ltmeroen. &eilt &neifen, Diarrb0e,
M1,br uno iollte bel Sem eriten unna=
turliben Mbmei@en ser gingemeioe
genommen meroen. @s lit gleidmaBig
mertbbon fir &tn6er un6 @rmabiene.
&eilt 51 ie6er 3ett. &erfm1ft bon ser
Molitor Irug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

SSrou sesacob @ilmert, 2incolu, Neb.
fon0 i6ren @eg 5ur oouitdnoigen Sc
iun0beit 5uriid. sic i6reibt: S6 lit
an Nieren=Srubel uno &iidenipeb, nn0
mein Mppetit NOR 5eitweiie iebr
lhle6t. gor einigen @oden erbielt
ih 6o[ep's Nieren=&iuen un0 ma6te
oamit einen guten Geriud. Sic bra6=
ten mir groBe 9inoernng nno bielten
10 Bis iebt mn, 6emnad ib MIDI poll=
ltdnoiger @eiunobeit CT irene" Moli=
tor 4rug 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
&eilt sic &ramte11, menn anocre eS
11iMt ucrm68en.

0bren=. @aie= unb &ebl @rantheiten. 9aubbeit,
tbeilmeiie 5aubbeit. tatbarrbaliibe 5aubbeit.
brauienoes. tlingenbes @erGulh i'm &opfe. Sale.
Die unricbtig bebanoelt tDuroen, tDnnen gebetlt
meroen.
Hugen=Hsrankbetten, Staar. granulirte 9edel.
ibuabe un6 udHerige Qugen, entsiinbete Nueen
bebanoelt uno bas 8rtQenanpanen beiorgt mad
ben mooerniten Wetbooen.
RatarrbaIiscbe Rrankbeiten. 2uftrDbren &a=
tarrb, 2uueen=aatarrb. @aien=8atarrb, %forcirtes
Ntbmen perbinoertes Mtbmen in ben Mafenl0bern
in ben meiten 5daen poaitanoig eebeilt.
Experimentation, i'm gntiteben beeriffene
5hminbiucbt. Observation-Disclosures. Mrbma.
8rultbetlemmun bpbanoelt mad Der %neueften tu=
berculari1ben Metbooe.
Ieber., Magen. uno Etngeweioe= Bescbweroen.
6artleibiateit. tranfes 8opftpeb. 8lino6arment=
5%iinouna. @aQftein, unoeroaulibfeit, 2ebertranf=
beiten. 8ertopfung, lauren Mtaeen. etc.
Rieren= uno Blasen=Bescbweroen, 3udertrant=
belt. 8riaht's &ranfbeit. stein in ben Nieren. Site
renpergrDBeruna Sbmeraen i'm &iiden. Steifbett
i'm &aden. au bdufees uriniren nno brennenoer
utin.
1aerv0se krankbetten,. geuraleia, 5uftentueb.
nernDies Niebergeihlageniein. nerbDie unberoau=
libte.t. sdIaeanfaa uno @ebirntrantbeiten.
Blut= uno baut=H rankbetten. standardization.
@aierluebtt. anidstpellen Der @lieoer: Sdamers in
Mbern. gc5en1a. Sufen. 5innen unb icbledbte Cir.
%culation.
unees.altbeiten uno Stub 5uBe. &rimmune
oes &iief9rates. unregelmdBiee 9fahrl'1le:, laneiaz
mes @ndhlen bel &inoern uno 5urldbaltenoe
&ranfbciten hei @rtuadtienen.
Krsbs, Schiuulit. &ropt. 5iitula, 6an,orrboioen.
tubcreuloie Oriieu. Brlldh. unnatirlih ertueiterte
Mbcru. anaeidiponene 9ruien. falte @lieber uno
ole dlBeren Mntuidoie. bebanbelt nad Der bppo=
oerni;chen @inioribungs= Metbooe pbne Mener uno
pbne 8.utperluit.
Characterization. @ebGGtniBihmdGe. @ner=
gielofieteit. 8eraeBlrbfeit. 9aarperluit. robe 8eb=
lie. @lieberIGbn1ung Sbtudde BEL Gilt unb Sung.
Trauenkrankbeiten, &opfneb. Weben. hroniicbe
HiifenfrQnfhpiten. tlef1iken0e &rQufbetteu, nil
ienidoftlidb behanoeIt 10 E BON ben auerbeoeuteno=
item amertt ,niiben 5pesialiften guteebeiBen. Som
Initiation 81 90.
DR.. REA g. co.,
327 genturp Building. Minneapolis. Slim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

DR.. REA g. co.,
327 Century Builoing. Minneapolia. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

o..
3u be0mrfen.

Sort unten liegt Sic @eile1alp, in
flint Minuten fins mir our @telle."
Ser @eg, menn oas iteil am 6elien
emporfiibren6e, oft 6ur6 idaurige &C.
unterbrodene &aienban0 Elm
@eg genonnt mer0en fonnte, botte Ell
men 6elienporiprung erreidt, bon
meldem Elm etrpos breiteres @ano BIN
obfiibrte 5u ser einige bltnoert SUP
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

j3m oett beitet 8eoin8un9en, Die je
bon elmer COMPANY oTerirt
tp1troett.

l1ntcr5eidjneter befinbet iid lit Der
Gage, 9arleben anf enltiuirte Tar-
men fir einen 5ebn SATIRE langen Ser
min at jabrlid) %5ablbarcn Sntcrencn
5n MAIDEN. Sd ite1e es Gnd anbeim,
3a1lmmg bis at eincm Tinftel bes
aapitals jebcs Sabr 5n ir9cno elmer
3eit 5n MAIDEN, upomrd bic Sntcrei.
ien at oem be5ablten 8etrage cinse=
ltelt ,uerocn. slmf bieie @ciie icio
SIR I'M Staube, in finf Sabrcn oas
uu1e 9arlcbcn 5nriid5n5ablen. 2as
@ripilegimm, jeoes Sabr Elm Tiinftcl
5n be5ablen, lit Gndj ielbit iiberlaicn.
SIR f0nnt, 'ucnn SIR bies por5iebt,
bic Mnlci1c fir sic 9an5e 3cit bebal<
ten. Sc tuiro bafiir nidjts 8eionbe-
res scrcd)nct ,nb SIR f0nnt bann in
fiinf Sabrcn id)nlocnfrci iein. SuQtet
SIR Gnd entidlicfcn, icbcs Sabr MIR
Elm 3ebntel Der Mnlcibe 5nrid5u5ab'
len, Damn ,ucrbet SIR nad 10 Sabren
idnlbenfrci iein. Sc lit icbr lcidjt,
ocn bnrd obigen &lan uffcrirtcn @ur'
tbcil ein5nicben, nnb es ermSglidt
G,tdj, Muslagen, bic nit ciner nemen
Mnleibe ale BRET ober finf Sabre uer'
bnnbcn iinb, aa iparcn. 8enn Sir
cine Mn1ci6e MAIDEN ,uult, bann priis
fet meinen Elan, bcpor SIR i%oni,uo
btngebt.
@ermanm M}1aer,
0R.fom CT NfnmA N2;nn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22

have committed crimes which
have ended in combining them in
prison for a term of years, if not
for life. We have Cniy to look at
our prison, Insane Asylum and
Reformatory institutions to learn
the causes that are fast filling
them up. We will admit that
there are two sides to the ques-
ton, but the weight of experience
is entirely on the side of prohibi-
ton. | think that but express
the opinions of all fair-minded
men unprecedented by business in
teresjs. LET THE LIQUOR BUSI-
NESS BE ABSOLUTELY ABOL-
ISHED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Vim. Henry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
'reventlon Better Than Imprisonment
WHY AM I'm FAVOR OF PROHIBITION

First, because every one will be
benefited by il in the Territory.
Both in a business and in a per-
sonaI sense will this be true.
Statistics from those sections of
the country where the experiment
has been tried have shown the
fact ConCIusiveIy.
Second, my official position has
brought me in close touch with
the miseries brought about by the
over indulgence of liquor. Women
and children, the greatest suffer-
ers, have undergone untold SUI
feTing through its abuse by the
head of the family. have seen
men of all ages and classes, who
while under the influence of liquor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
A. w, EAMES.

"These Islands are well situated for
ing bordered by States where the sale
of liquor is licensed and can be readily
run in.
If man wants to stand for human
ity, for what is best for his fellow man,
he wants to oppose what the liquor men
advocate. If they should advocate pro-
hibition, he should be for license.
"There is no division as to the evils
of the liquor business. The saloonkeep-
ers are all ashamed of their calling
knowing it TO be debasing and degrad
ing to humanity and next to the lowest
of all businesses. The best of them get
out of it as soon as they can find some
| other livelihood A. w. EAMES.
| May s, 1910
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
1T ISN'T THE MAN GETTING
DEAD DRUNK, BUT THE MAN
WHO DRINKS A LITTLE."-
Wynne.

I'm the Oabn Torr;+or;oI pu;so T.
rohn w. ~, i'7Ol, -
'0i'ii " me elao III the death suit OF
Drown ana sentenced to hang by the
neck until he is dead for the murder
of A. f. MeKinnon third assis+on+
anr;,oor 90 ~ -,
- ~ i'oSeoiahS' he
tILH1e looh place on Friday night, Sep
tember ~. Inc following statement is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
GOOD FOR THE BABIES"

Filled with the cheapest. vilest brand
Of alcoholic drink obtainable in the
city, the little ten-year-old son Of a
well known family was on the after
noon of May % brought home so in
teXicated that he was confined 10 bed
for a week Chief Of Detectives Ne
Duflie Immediately investigated and az
result George Cunha. Ed Kalai, Sam
1roweU, Stanley Martin, Tom Row,
William Wand, Foster Wand and An
Ling were arrested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
FRANCISCO CASTRO.

I am serving time for burglary, a
sentence of three years. I have served
one year. On May II of this year I
was preparing a blast at Kaimuki,
when it went off prematurely. It blew
my right leg clean off at the knee.
| was drunk at the time, | am said to
have broken into house and commit
ted the burglary and | know nothing of
it. I do not think I did it. If I had
not taken that drink I would not be
here now and I would not have lost
my leg. That drink was not worth my
leg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
MISS MARY WARN.
(Hesd Nurse Of PalaIna Settlement

Il DO not know how anyone who sees
lha ;ide Of. Life that we see could take
any view but that of support Of the
Prohibition bill. 1t is our lot to witness
Tie suffering liquor causes at It's worst.
Seee the women and children who are
let starving because husbands are en-
'sei mic saloons to spend all their
aililgs Ii it was simply a matter OF
iaaslg after these men, we might not
ia % strongly. Some people say let
lien drink and let the survival Of the
l'es be the rule. But We see that it
: aaocent women and children who
s sa1si most. l am for the prohibition
~ and an quite sure we are all Of
tie sane mind :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
II ! HAD NOT DRUNK THAT
AIGHT | WOULD NOT HAVE
SHOl MY WIFE, Ben Ka-
luna.

Den haluna, is now being held at
''s county Jail awaiting a trial for
-l'ei Formerly he was a soldier Of
'.'Fa Lilluokalani and later was
'-'saan under Brown 5 administra-
= he vas considered a model man
rs position. Still later he served
"e7edore and a few months AGO
80fklng on the dam n Nuuauu
tie is accused Of shooting The
i, -al Win whom he had been Twin.
ssr. , years. The following state
Nas made in substance bv him %
s,. .ISIOfleF Tuesday afternoon aud
Po,s, us statement 20 Deputy Saer-
Ia v. @4s thinking about my wife for
FseAs before -. Sf+ t.r ham
VITA another man ana E.f not
.es,. : any more We had I.raI to-
~ ~ seven years.
IL night bought some s-.ara
!, called two Of NV friends .- f.,
a,,. a. the dam and We started
}sr We drank two squares Both
z dunk o5''@ and SO III J.
g was feeling dun ana depressed m
aa31v ,' ing I was half 5rsr5 ,a4
a3 -'s-a1 ny S5aa- ami -.-- -.......-.
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GRIM, CORY $500
FACTS FOR
YOU AND NE

pod the following statistics. .. . ..'.. =.
'' they are but a few items crop. ii
\. I r5.t Of CORY murders and crimes
a1s , p, been committed At our doors.
.s'' ~ ~. cold facts now-6ar they were
Il'F AZ 70 the agonized participants
'' t,'' AND THEY ARE ALL IAJ +.
t'''''. ~. .sIoonkeepers discount I'll"
s - tn, that has flowed fro" the bottles
sg self ,..t K.aibae. q Ira.
~ INDUCED in drunken tt-a5
' :, william Larsen Jr. on King street.
4, r,alr. died with a fractured skull. the
nj. morning .,4 s,rlo,r,,., o
~. r,. spree in her exercise OF per
=, -;cbt:, Kaolelo died from alcohol
o. ). he side of her drunken .t has5an d.
!. ,roke insane enough TO attempt to
' :, January :, the patrol wagon took
! ,,T Kerr, poisoned by wine, to the
o ~ :. Hospital, where her life was
',r,i only after desperate efforts Of
;, ,tvsicians. A drunken man led
: !. .,;.op to the baby, believing that
!. 40 would better be free than
sbsr .,, ,.
..,,.s m the head by drunken com.
.,;,,. mill he died, his skull mashed
!. uIp. His murderers are still
4.,.sn and possibly sober.
=, Nav 20 last. Alexander Garner
v.s,sto was struck on the head by
.-o,. hurled in drunken brawI
Gems, K in his grave. the one who
. s The stone serves time for muir
h, Both were drunk at the time and
now neither are free.
On October 10, 1907, Kaapana, IN {
drunken frenzy, beat his mistress, Aka
ka, todeath. III, :.
drunken fight with Magnus FoIkt
ward. shor and killed him.
few months before that, Kaliho
sttr drinking bout. choked his mis-
tss Virginia. TO death.
In Anil Of that year, E. Gonsalve'
dashed anil killed Frank Toro N {
dance ball at Aiea. Both had been
drinking.
On Nav %, less than a month ago
Ana. a Hawaiian, drank himself |.
death.
On sep.enber 20, 1907. John Wynn
smashed in A. F. McKinnon s head witt
anm HE'S wearing the death suit Il
the prison. Ask him what he think
about personal rights.
month ago an old man. half blin'
and miserable through the loss of hi
mistress, got drunk and killed her
ASK HIN. His personal liberty
bounded BY the gates of prison.
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SANTIAGO GRANADA.

I was q luna on a plantation on Ko-
hala. l got drunk one night and went
over with knife to carve up neigh
Dor. was never in trouble before and
never viii be again because l ain t go
ng 10 drink no more when | get out.
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NEWARK, \. j., July 6.-To win
bet of 81, which he had made with
friend, Peter Smith, aged -, drank
seventeen WHISTLES and died of the
effects
Smith had been drinking with some
friends in a saloon in South street early
this morning when an argument arose
among the crowd as to their respective
drinking abilities. The wager was made
and death followed
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doing. You can say for me that drink
is surely the cause of my being here.
ANTOINE LOPES.
Four years for mine. Yep, it was
drink in my case, too. I am serving
time for burglary. robbed a japanese
some time ago and I was so drunk at
the time I did not know what | was
doing. If it WASH t for drink l
wouIdn t be here. Put that down.
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A great majority of the assault and
battery eases that come into my court
arise from drink There are at least
four or five DRINKS every day, which
after eliminating the gambling cases
means that great majority of the en-
tire criminal calendar is made up of
drink cases, Of the 100 DRINKS
month appearing before me, ABOUT thir-
ty per cent has to be supported by the
county. 1t is always fairly certain that
a good share Of those that are only
fined viii appear before me again and
again until they too. become jail birds.
JUDGE ANDRADE,
District Mapistrate
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Me and Drink Both landed here
together l came up the street one day
and shot two bits worth Of that dago
red into me. GoIly Moses, l didn t
know thing after that. Whatever 1
did [ did then. What was it? You
can search me.