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New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CUlth name and address Of purchaser and a
tOncy0
FEBRUARY ..
MANHATTAN.


ATDIrBON AVE, & " cor ~ l"lst ST. HlNl ",
Ira Roernst Realty CO to Alfred { Junk'i. 5,3
Fast IGjth ST; ali liens. Feb ]; 81: attorney y
Herman. 2Gl broadway
97rISI. m1 Isaac Isaac Mansbach 10 Alfred E Nehaus
0Ig West SD ST (mtg 9JOJI: an llfhs' fth J.
sIOO attorney l. Langbein, 3GI broadway
BRoADWAY cor s,nsr,5"d of Ion rie," s., T 81 'sS G
9TH ave; Feb l; 500; attorney. Title Insurance
co. 135 Broadway
BROADWAY, u cor Of 2Oth 81, l3N.iX irrcE
Anna + Herter ct al to, Clarence HsTLer' -
Fast 10Th st; Z. part; all title: Dec ., 500.
BROADWAY. s cor of ldath 81; I.awIemce
W Trowbridge TO Flederick . street 'mtg S22',
OOOJ; Feb |. 5000; address, l4tl Union ST.
pEY ST. "a. 25Nsa: Mary A Van Buren, to
Hudson Companies, ~ Cedar ST. Feb p: 81
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l7G
Broadway.
GRAND ST. @ 70 z. c,s cor Of Tn. TnS%Gson ,s
800 attorneys. stcnert & Petersen, 300 Broad
way.
LEXINGTON AVE, 8 e cor of t9th st. liox
irreg to isth 81 X20x rIeg; Maze Really co TO
CcntreReld CO. - Churcn st mtg SlS0.0O0)
Jan 81. 500: attorney Title Guarantee and
Trust 90. 17G Broadway.
MADISON 81 $40. 2fx9G: philip Rachrach to
Nirosc Really 60. 14l Broadway mtg $50. 600
Jan Is; 81: attorney. Isaac Cohen. III Broad
way.
MONTGOMERY ST. 60. 2lx5Sx irrcg: Edmund
\ j: Jan 20: $1,000: attorneys Roosevelt &
Kobbe a Wall S.
PARK AVE, s. ~ It II Of sist - 2i1SO;
Joseph Mcnamara 10 David Wcrdonschlag: Feb
/; 500. address. Li3 Lexington ave.
STONE ST, 10, and part of % Bridge st.
Kings County Trust co, cTs. ct. o. William \
/: 500: attorneys. strong & Cadwalader 30 Wall
THOMPSON ST IS ISx9ix irrcg. Jacob !
IaZarOc. trus in bankruptcy. 10 BENEDICT :
J address
st. Brooklyn
SAME PROPERTY, francesca Paolo To Resi-
des D'Allcsandro; all liens: 2 part; Jan -; 81
address. 80 ID ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Antonio Montana Ia same;
y part umtg 5000; all liens: Jan -. ST.
SAME PROPERTY: Benedct 5 Vitalc 10 same;
all title; as liens: Jan -; 81 address. 20 ID
ave.
wADswoRTH AVE. W s. 81 It n OF is5th st.
Glx5ix ir"eg: Edward Pagan 20 Aansun
White. - IAnwood st, East Orange. J all
schild, lG5 BroldWay
WEST END AVE. 1873. I6s irreg: Freda y
Field TO Johanna Schlosser l3S West llSth st
Cmtg $1,000 Feb !; 81: attorney. Title Guar-
antee and Trust CO. lI6 Broadway
IsT AVE sos and sa7. " cor of 45,b II iox
meg. julius llahinan ct al 10 John II Hoppe.
1895 81.
ssmc. I'd Tart mtg $i5.OOo, Jan IL. 81: at
toroeS, Title Guarantee and Trust Co 176 Broad
way,
IsT AVE. ;si lHs8: John He'll 10 Joseph
krrppenblcher. %3s q ave mtg $1,000; Feb :
81; attorney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l16
broadway.
3D AVE 1908. 25slOo: Elias Rogew TO Gottiieb
Marks, ~ East Broadway muc s255odi: Jan ::
81: stt@ney' Y L'dicrt 30 Mou',suc 81.
sTH AVE, $50 and 2>os. & ,or Of iiqth It.
3INl0o: Michael Scsnlon to Charles cohen. 20i
West I'D st mis s6o.ooW, all liens. Feb /, sloO;
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
POLICE AT HER APARTMENT
Agent Complains of Guard at
Door of Mrs. Carrier.

Alberto Robert and Edward l.. Dwyer.
the participants in the escapade IN the
Remington Corners apartments, were held
in 81. 800 bail each by Magistrate Freschl
Yesterday, pending hearing this morning
Both men made counter charges, each al
Iegfng that the other had stabbed him in
the affair on Monday evening IN the fiat
Of Mrs Fannie Carrier. the mothcr-in-law
Of Daniel G.. Reid. Roberts head was al
most concealed in bandages. one covered
his whole right cheek. one concealed ms
nose and another the left eye. Dwyers
little finger on the right hand was cut
and there was a small slit i'm his right coat
sleeve.
Dwyer was represented by Charles p.
Rogers. and Robert by Hobart L. Bird,
who asked the magistrate to reduce the
bail to s1,OoO. saying he knew the Porto
Rican's father. who was wealthy and
responsible man. Both men were later re-
leased on surety company bonds.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan told
the magistrate that the superintendent Of the
Bennington Corners had refused to allow
Detectives Donnelly and Fox TO serve war
rants for Mrs Carrier and her two maids,
who were wanted as witnesses, and tie
n,s saistrate thereupon issued a summons
for him. He appeared later with Charles
w. Kirby, the renting agent Of the apart
ment house, who said that two policemen
were stationed outside Mrs. Carriers apart
ment and he was going to protest to In
spector Hughes about it. He added that
he thought Mrs. Carrier would appear in
court. and that he would do all he could
tc get her there.
Detectives Quinn and Maddox said that
Dwyer told them he met Robert on a
steamer when they were coming up from
Venezuela six months ago, had become at
fached 10 him and had introduced him TO
MIS-. Carrier. Roberts story was about the
same.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. n cor of 06th ST: Maskell
Lamb agt broadway and Sinety-SiNth street
Realty Co ct al; jan is. 1912 (by bomb;
1886 20.
LAFAYETTE ST i2o: Adler MonUni@nt and
Granite Works aRt Bernard Golden Q, al: .an,
TO- 1912 Thy bond; SiIj.
KINGSBRTDGB RD. Aqueduc; axe 1921 q
and Tee Taw ave; block: Bernard Grcen- oof
New York et al: Aug Is, 1910; S4i5 -
5sTH ST. 49, West: Felix w Galley AT Fifty-
eighth Street md seventh Avenue 90 ct al: Feb
H. 1911; sl,003 ~
3D AVE. 1000 10 1904 Benjamin Gordon aee
Charles Strauss Ct al: Feb !, 1912; sIli3I2.
SAME PROPERTY, Morris Drazen act same;
Jan 81. 1912 s2i3.
BOTH ST. 2j TO 2j5 West Morris rvars agt
Betsy Bernstein ct al; June }. 1911; $iS7
STH AVE, 2i79: Alexander Schcf- agi Lena
Wilson ct al; sept 2s. 1911; s3i ~.
BOTH ST. 139 and III fast: Crown Valve aui
Supply Co lgt Louise 4 Phillips Of all April -,
1911; $3.50.
ST NICHOLAS PL. ~. Abraham Levin sgt
julius Berkowitz IT al; Dec ), 1911: S'Si 81
SAME PROPERTY; PoeIlot s. Srbwarz ast
Bavarian Realty Co ct al. Aug ~, 1911; S226 -.
SAME PROPERTY: Bcrkowitz Rros q al ast
same; Nov Il, 1911; S3f4
18TH ST, f. aud g West; Gus LucLfns. in:,
agt 4 l. Construction Go et sl Jan T. 'Ib-'
$3.50.
VERMILYEA AVE. G =. 100 II NJ Goth ct:
Charles Heck agt Allcr Construction 60 et a'
Nov 2s, 1911 (by hond,: $1,000
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of icsscC.'
FEBRUARY 2

EERRl AIRY
AMSTERDAM AVE. I774 10 1876. = sly bldg.
Herman Suesers and ano trustees 10 Henry VI
Each and ano. 10 yrs from Ort -. 1871. 81 80,
address. 22A West lOjth ST
AMSTERDAM AVE 2i1o. store and part
basement: Henry - Ii"u"r tn U"urS bo"hu. |"
yrs from May l. 1911. sLioo. address. 21io Am
sterdam ave.
BROADWAY. Amsterdam a,c. 69h and 5o'h
SITS; the block. Curtis' securities 60 to 40 10
vada Realty co: - 'rs from l'h J. I"i-'
$4,000 address. III Rroadway.
COIJ'MRT's AVE. c.. store c'r, Louis Jacobs
10 Arthur 20; We mos from Feb !. l'll'
<675: address 36i West goth st.
Delaney ST. l6s. store ard has"n"n, !.
IRON Feb !. 1912, 81. 500 address. lGS De
lancoy 81.
HUGHES AVE. g IS cor Crescent ~, cor store
,tc: Tesoro Construction 60 10 solomon b"r
niger. yrs from March !. 1912, Sl"o. al
dress. 1850 SO ay".
LEXINGTON AVE. 1891. floor aho," ,tor"
noor William g DaN idson and auo. "Nrs II"
Watson II Estes rs from May l. 1872. 500.
address. 1901 Lexington ave
LEXINGTON AVE: I73S 'ali simon E.oi"r n
Max Blunen,hsl yrs from teb ! l'l2 >l.'"
address. ll3 Fast l"N'h =.
MADISON AVE. 1850. store. I:izzic y ,G,.,Iy
to Iohn ] Nahon: 2 yrs from O'r l. 1914. Sl''0.
address. 4G3 Southern boulevard
REApE IT. 20. nrst floor. Adolph g Austin
et al to Cleveland Twist priIl 20, /" 'rs 1901"
NAV l. 1919: 81 900 address, 10 E'hA" -.
WEsTCur-TER AVE. p cor Interval" av"
bootbIack house. Thomas f. Morris 10 fauha.
RcIa: q yrs from Aug !. 1911; 500. address
iOi6 lntervalc ave.
4TII AVE. 12p to ~. stores aud basement :
william M Ch"scbrodgh. "Nr. to August VEG
ener; : yrs from Feb !. 1872; N'""i sd'''sS
- Charles ST
9TH AVE 20 and -. all. Thomas Lynch u"
Reuben + Douglass yrs mos ftom Jan u"
1872: So 700: address, Fox Chase. Phiidd'llh"
co. Penn.
ETH 81. ais to 42G West 9Th to Sth hoors
etc: Rome Metallic r-dstead 60 4" isaac ~
blanchard: - yrs 10 mos from May J. l"I-'
$40 100: address. pos Canal 81.
10TH ST 81 West store. cto. isabelle JCN 10
Henry Hartman: yrs from May / lNl, N"o'
address l74O West Sth st. brooklyn
GATH ST 42O to 424 East all. Agn,s N"li@n
Ia DaquiIa Bros. : yrs from Feb !. l"l-, Nl"No'
address 42O East Gath St
,o6Tu ST 23I East all. Giuseppe stella 10
Carmine Mazziati and ano; = yrs from feh l.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
LEASES.

me Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased for Ewing. Bacon & Henry to the
Frankfort Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany the entire second floor of the Under
writer's Building. at No l23 to l33 William
street. for a long term of years.
The McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
has leased the Broadway frontage on the
eighteenth floor at No. ~ Broadway TO the
German Kali Works; also, space 10 the
tactic Smelling and Mining Company and
the International Safe and Lock Company.
Louis schrag has leased the third loft at
Nns. i34 and l3g West 18th street 10 The
Metropolitan Electric Protective Compspy:
20. space at No 1o7 10 llS West 9th street
Levine & Kahn. Morris pintz AMI The
:, siobaum.Aaron Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
FEBRUARY =.
MAN-tI..rsrAN

| with name and address OF lenders Attorney
FEBRUARY =.
MANHATTAN.
| AVE B. 26I 2GGxss June %. 1906. Jos Bru-
| der To Josephine y and VIM Helde; SJOoo
attorney, $ Folk, 100 Broadway.
| AVE e, i4-i6. n cor I'd st. I0xi5; Ave c.
: :. interior lot. "a Il from ! OF lot on ave,
2ox2G Jan 60 1906 solomon GmehSaEn BabroH to a
rael Wien; $500 attorney lSauo' po"'o"' 'i'
| Nassau ST.
| BRADHURST AVE. cor 10th st. 30 ilx
| 1925: March I. 1910: Herman sF Blndscll to
| Bradhurst Realty & Construction 60; sioC00
| attorneys Never a Goldschmidt. 10 Broadway
| BROADWAY. . s. l0lG II OF 18th ST. 5Ox
81 Ix52 3xodo: Oct 80; igos; Ma Mary Dalton et al
| to Mount Morris Bank: S25,OOo; attorneys Alex
, ander A Green. 12O BroadWay
! SAME PROPERTY: Sept Is. 1905. same to the
Apthorp 60: $40 $3.50 30: attorney f. F clark. l63
Broadway
CIJNToN ST. ~. 25x75: Feb /. 1904 Moriz
and Esther Markowltz to Life Insurance
| co. $4,000; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance
| Co. 100 Broadway.
| GRAND ST, 80. N cor Thompson st, jox62
| Jan "a ie05 Max and Annie Kesslcr to samuel
| Wacht. $4,000: attorneys, Arnstein Levy
! l2s Broadway.
G2 Moses osD and sdonia Fetensten ct al to same
| 50 OGO; attorneys. same as above.
JOHN ST. 0s 6o9 It e Of Gold st. 2ox3s. .ix
10 lOx396; oct 3, 1857: Uzal Cory TO Irving Sav-
| inss Institutions SoOOO address, ilo Cham-
! hers 81.
MADISON AVE. 1889 and 1854 coll It from
| = W cor 18th st, 30 ilX50; Aug !, 1907; Nachson
| Coldesman to Morris 5 Klein; si250; attorney.
| Leo Schafrau, ll6 Nassau ST.
| OLD BIOOMINGDALE ROAD. cor 06th
| st loo. .9x.,O 7xlOO Ox3i II: Dec 10. 1909; Adolph
and Mamie Behn To Harris u Colt; $1,000; at
torneys, Curtis, Mallet Provost Colt. 30
! Broad ~.
| ST NICHOLAS AVE. 3is. $, 25.3Xl0i .2y25x
p75: April H. 1905: John T. Ryer to Enid Bern
| stein: siOOo; attorneys. Bowers Sands 81
| Nassau 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. $50. 25.2x97 SKA l0x
| a3 q. April Is 1905: same To Jennie Bernstein
81 900: attorney, J OConnol, l03 West l23th
I st
| THOMPSON ST ~. ls.bxgi. May IL, 1910
| Nicola and Maria & Galgano ~ al To SaVerlo
Chimers: 5000 attorneys. whale x Vitale. 81
/ Park Row.
L 30 ST ~ and ~ Eas', 2oA ~ lx2uN2o. Nf0X
/ - .. Ian ~ 1906: Morris Punch To Otto Her
/ Nitz: SD 0nn: attcrnf ys Stelnhsrdt 4 Goldruau
! ~ Broadway.
] 10TH ST. s. i3.l II ~ Rleeckcr 81, runs 3
! ~ IOX bS sx n ot inN " $50 TO beg: Nav :?
| lpil. Chas Weinstein Realty Co TO David and
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
NEW TERMINAL BUILDING.

Plans were filed yesterday for erecting a
five story office building III the rear OF the
Fulton Building of the HUDSON and Man
haitian Terminal buildings on the west side
or Church street, between Fulton and Dey
streets This building - being put up
mainly for the purpose of protecting the AR
and light OF the main building. This addition
will conform in architectural design with
the main structure and will have frontage
of 10 feet in Dey street ard &.l feet in
Fulton street Clinton & Russell. archi-
tects have estimated the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

h-D ST. l49 West: Reid King & 60 aet Peter
- Agnes. James and william HagoFty. owners:
'e'er Is hagerty owner aud contractor: sarI ".
ilt1H ST East Thomas Curran agt ancient
oider OF Hibernlans owner: Patrick Gallagher.
contractor; i.45O
I'D AVE I435. Jonas Kahn sgt Enrra \
fofth owner; Charles Porth. contractor; si'5.
12lST ST. 2l7 West. Richard Anderson an
conrad Muller and Margaret Muller. owners and
contractors: S11O.
AMSTERDAM fNE " :. whole front hetwcci
lltth and l7Ith sts. i"9 i0Xl00: Nicolo Rao at
Gihgold Realty co. owner ard contractor. Si,sot
jGTII ST 3G3 TO 3SI West Jacob Schlessing-
agt Ida 7. Eisels owner AMI contractor: EdwaH
Keller owner: $40
HOUSTON ST 90. and 495 Fast: John :
Hsnev agt Rose Mcsscr. owner: Multi. oon4
tractor; see.
5TH AVE sos Han safe co art Ceuturt
H0lding Go. cWner and contractor: 81 I0a.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded Yesterday a. the Real EStat"
Exchange, Nos II and 10 Ncscy street.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
SOD ST Is East $. l19 II " Of Madison ave.
26xlO2 =; 8 sty dwg: readyertised for February T.
BY Joseph T.. Day.
WEST END AVE. 54l. n " seth II. - HN
9& sly dwg; sold to the plantin for Slo3,"oo.
At the Bronx Exchange. No 3ijd 81 ave.
BY Joseph p Day
165TH ST. BIS East. p COS II OF Findlay
ave, - sxIO1 ks. 1890 ), : sty tenmt; with
drawn; also
BRIGGS AVE. 27d7 and 27Ga =. 26H II n
Of l96th 81 40XG4 10NiOx9i2: two sty hrk
dwgs. sold 10 William Cameron and \ y Papton
for Sl7.6SO; also
By D. = lnGraham & Co
WALTON AVE. 2422. . s.. 26i2 Il Of Ford
ham Road. % lNS0X2j. liX79.S sty d"g, SOLD
to the plaintiff for Sj,1nn. also
By George Prc"
HOLLAND AVE. II COT .lith St. 2.,Nl"r.
Wakefield. sold to James Bcloui for S'.Ho.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
LIS PEND DENS.

RROOK AVE n " cor OF l49th 'tg islOy
9O5. Abraham Quint ~ al agt Charles Rcpetl
ct al foreclosure Of mtgJ; atty Montried.
GREENWICH ST. $50: James King agt
Arch baId Carlisle Gill CT al (amended tore-
closure Of mtg): atty. II Swain.
IG3D ST $. si10 n n Of l62d 81 f2.'E
T96: two actions: Francis b Chedsey 81 al
agt c Caffney Construction 20 ~ al lots
closure Of two mtgsD: atty J OBrien.
MaNGIN ST. lOl: William ? Dixon ass
Israel Lewis et al (amended foreclosure OF
mtgD: atty. J Holmes.
INTFRVALE AVE, 1924: Realty Federation
az New York agt John Randolph ot al
oforecIosure OF Mtg: atty Feiner.
JACKSON AVE So; Mary o'Goruau sSs
MsrceIl, TIerney ct ~ foreclosure ot three
.mtgsD: atty r Halsey
WATER ST 655: r Aymar Sands AZ Ed-
ward Mander Ct al foreclosure Of mtG); aty.
Rorland
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
BROOKLYN SALES.

Frank A. Seaver has sold nine lots on the
ucrtheasterly corner OF Bay Ridge and
Stewart avenues for George W. Averell, 10
a buyer. for investment.
Ernst & Calm have sold for Nathan
Kaplan the two-family dwelling house. on
lot 2OxlO5 feet at No $50 Belmont avenue;
also. for the same seller the one-family
dwelling house on lot lI6XloO feet, al No.
30l Montauk avenue.
Shampan e. Shampan are preparing plans
for a five story apartment house, jOxl0v
feet 10 he erected OF the south side of l2,h
street. S4S feet east of Fourth avenue. for
the Rogers Improvement Company
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
SEQ BOOKED FOR CLARK TOUR.

The Arabic will sail away next Monday.
February :, FOR the fourteenth annual
cruise 10 the orient under the manage
mont of Frank G. Clark. Nearly six hun
dred people are booked for the trip TO
Madeira. Spain Malta, Athens and Con-
stantinople. the Holy Land, Egypt the
Nile. Naples. Rome and the Riviera The
tfip win consume seventy-one days, with
gfcuS
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
LAKE KEuKA HOTEL SOLD

The 5. IT, Raphael Company have sold
FOR Mrs. Alice Drake, the Grove Springs
Hotel. at Lake Keuka, Steubcn County.
n Y. for $1,000 The grounds take in part
of the lake and are occupied ny 75-room
hotel. three cottages and numerous out
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN ALTERATION.

CHURCH ST. :, between Fulton and Dey
SITS to a % sty offices; Hudson Companies %;
Cedar ST. and Hudson and Manhattan RailIosa
Co 30 Church ST. owners: Clinton & Russell 81
Nassau ST, architect; $4,000.
BID ST. :. 100 II o Of Madison ave 10
! 4 story and basement dwg; 4 Curtis, scar
| borough Y owner; K Gage 3o MADISON
| ave architect: 81 800.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

VERMILYEA AVE- :. 100 n W ~ lrna N
st i50yi50: Prospect Investing co loans Alien
CONSTRUCTION Co: $4,000.
Gun HILL ROAD. cor os Webster ave,
I7x2G.f: Elizabeth Dooing loans Maria
NTmamino 5000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
BIG PLOT IN RIVERSIDE DRIVE SOLD
Pancrazo Gas Gets Parcel in Upper Section OF Ihorougnae
and Is to Erect Costly Dwelling House on Site.
BANK LEASES PROPERTY. WITH OPTION TO PURCHASE

buildings. The property was solo L" i
New York hotel syndicate. which Will ope'
ate il as an all-year-around hotel ana "dnd'
tnrinm.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

same TO same: $4,000
same to same: $1,000
80 eco y" W |NWhl osu"s'
same % New Yor, -rr-lst ca. sas 20
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

twith name and address Of era itee and attorney.
Intercsi Al = pei cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY 2
MASHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

AMSTERDAM AVE- g. - II Of sgd Il.
2IXlO0: Albert "A Niehaus 10 Isaac Mansbach.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

11HTH ST :. ~. I n NJ Boston I'd. 26. SN
I2..N25. 7X73. April 20. 1905 Giovanni Qusrants
10 Msthilda Rusrha $3.50; attorney. william
Tetets 2o2i Boston rd.
is2D ST. >. 1853 n ot Valentine ave.
a5 NN!0 gS9hNSS !: Ian 8. 1904. Louis and Rosina
Ferrasoli 10 Gerard Townsend. 5000: attor
r"y. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90, $50
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

WASHINGTON NOV Crotonal AVE :.
runs n W i3SN 13IN Q ll2 to avenue = "
l2o ~ beginning Dec ~ 1910 simon and
Fannie Adler to Elsie Adler: $1,000; attorney,
MenrN ElmcgeIman. gNl RrnalMaN.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-02-24
Inspect Pipeline.

Messrs. w. F. Pogue, w. e. Bal,
and F. E. Harvey of the loan fund
commission yesterday accompanied
by j. N. S. Williams of. the Kahu-
lui Railroad Company on behalf of
the contracting firm inspected the
wooden stave piping in the forest
end of the Kula pipeline. They re-
port the wooden stave piping to be
in good condition. Places where
the pressure was so great that the
piping used to leak SO badly have
been remedied by increasing the
number of bands by placing one at
invervals of three inches instead of
one at intervals of ten inches apart
as formerly. The mountains at the
upper end of the Kula pipeline were
quite dry and the flow of water into
the piping was only 1900 gallons
day, a condition that will be re-
medied when the storage reservoir
is built in the Waiakamoi gulch and
a fume is built to tap the stream
at the head of Puohokamoa gulch
about a mile and quarter further
into the woods.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-02-24
{ Continued on Page 81
Successful Luau at Puunene.

Again have the boys at Puunene
pulled off novel affair. So often
have they startled the community
with these new features that we are
beginning to take them as matter
of course. The idea of having the
luau spread in the tank, however,
was indeed happy thought. Again
have they demonstrated the fact that
we can do things here on Maui that
are impossible of duplication on the
islands. Only one thing was over
looked, and that was the advertising
feature. Could picture have been
taken of the tank with its tables
groaning under the weight of the
good, old Hawaiian dishes, and the
happy throng seated about, and
transferred to postcards, it would
have surely proven one of the
best advertisements ever handled by
the island postcard dealers.
After the luau dance was held
in the club rooms and the large
crowd present enjoyed themselves
to the limit. One noticeable feature,
however, was the scarcity of gentle
men dancers, there seemingly being
an unusually large number of ladies
viewing the dance from the lanai.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-02-24
Roosevelt a Candidate.

EVELAND Feb 22An interview yesterday Roosevelt said
he is a candidate before the Republican convention.
HOUSTEN, Tex Feb 22Twenty five blocks destroyed and
burned together with As 600 bales
Loss $6OOOpOOO
SPOKANE, Wash Feb 22shppe petition Interstate Com
railroads refund million dollars
sve railroad rates
WASHINGTON Feb 21-Secretary of Treasury submitted ap
$4OO 900 building Schofed barracks in Honolulu
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 22-Whdrawa of indictments against
rened his refusal testify against
Mayor Smith He has been in the several days and allowed
friends and relatives Authorities know of why he
fuses. Smith trial back of it.
CHICAGO Feb 22-The of the winter is
sweeping Middle All traffic blocked
places impossible owing breaking of telegraph wires
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-02-24

Accident
Party From HilO Meet With Trouble
in Kan.

A party of friends hired one of
the big auto buses run by the Vol
cano Stables Sunday, and started
for Naalehu. 1t could not be de-
finitely learned just who was in the
party, but one of them was Shell
don, the popular pyrser of the
Kilauea, and man named Gard
ner, an engineer, while the others
were unknown to the Stables people.
The party arrived at their destina-
tion without any mishap, but while
there some of them, evidently had
taken more than was good, because
it seems the accident was due to in
reference with the chauffeur on the
part OF Gardner. The party started
from Naalehu to catch the steamer
at Honuapo, and while the chauf-
feur, Joe Martin was making at fast
oiuIC do WtS Sdle OVER Gne TOduS,
Gardner, who was in the front seat
with him, kept urging him to go
faster. Finally he made grab for
the steering wheel and in some
manner opened the gasolene throt-
tie. The car shot ahead with
bound, and as they were on a pail,
in rounding sharp curve the car
turned turtle. 1t is said that the
car turned five complete sommer-
saults and left the occupants strewn
along its path. Sheldon had his
leg broken at the thigh, and is
otherwise terribly bruised. The
chauffeur, Joe Martin injured his
spine, and is cut and bruised, and
is reported not expected to live.
AS is usually the case, the man who
caused the accident is not hurt.
The auto bus is q complete wreck.