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iVOL. XIII.
HONOLULU, HAWAII, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1905.
No. 425J
SECOND"
EDITION
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NANCE 0' NEILL TO
PLAY IN HONOLULU
MoKEE RANKIN, THE VETERAN ACTOR-MANAGER, ON HIS WAY
HOME FROM AUSTRALIA, MA KES ARRANGEMENTS FOR A SPE
CIAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE ON THE 28TH AN INTERESTING
ITINERARY ARRANGED FOR THE STAR.
(McKee Rankin, the veteran actor and
manager, was a through passenger on
the S. S. Sierra, homeward bound, after
a most successful trip to Australia with
Nance O'Neill and their company.
It will come as a pleasant surprise to
Honolulu theater-goers to learn that In
the short time at his disposal he made
arrangements to glvo one performance
Ichooner
oncord
Libelled
A libel was filed In the United States
court this afternoon against the
schooner Concord, for running Into and
demolishing a Japanese sampan oft
Honolulu harbor on August 27. Tho
plaintiff Is Tsuneklchl Matsuno, a fish
erman. His complaint sets forth that
Jie is a married man and has three
children dependant upan him, and that
Jiis boat was demolished and ho re
ceived severe Injuries by tho collision
referred to.
The Jap claims to have had proper
lights burning and says that at about
2 o'clock on the morning of August 28
the Concord, in command of J. M.
Moses ran into him. His boat was
split and himself and all tho contents
. were thrown Into tho sea. All the
contents were lost and ho received
severe injuries. The plaintiff claims
losses of $386.30 and says that all the
Concord's owners have offered to pay
him is $25.
J. J. Dunne Is attorney for tho llbcl
lant. The Concord Is a small island
schooner which has been plying be
tween hero and other island ports for
a number of years.
A GOOD TONIC .
All well brewed beer, used in reason
able quantities, never hurt anyone. The
ingredients have been used for cen
turies as tonics. You'll appreciate the
purity and mildness in Rainier Beer.
NEW CROP OF JAPAN RICE.
K. Yamamoto wholesale dealer has
received the new crop of Japan rice
liy the S. S. China and same Is very
first shipment for this country. Ring
up Main 399.
DO NOT BE INFLUENCED.
Never hesitate to say "No" to your
dealer if ho offers you a substitute for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It has
no equal on tho market for the prompt
cures of coughs, colds, croup and
whooping cough and you make no mls
tako in buying this medicine. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
STARTLING RIBBON SALE.
Less than half prices on silk and
satin ribbons will provall at Sachs Dry
Goods Co., Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. This Is a marvelous oppor
tunity of buying materials and rib
bons for fancy work. ,
WORTH READING.
"Pam" by Bettlna von Hutton. The
Purple Parasol by Geo. Barr McCut
cheon, at the book' store of Arlelgh &
Co.
Lutted's Hawaiian Pol In Pound cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
The Only
Time Lock
OUR SAFE DEPOSIT
vault Is the only ono In tho Territory
for public service which has tho se
curity of a tlmo lock. When the doors
aro closed at night It Is Impossible for
anyone to open them until the ap
pointed hour next morning.
This is only ono of tho many special
security features the renter of one of
our safe deposit boxes enjoys.
TRUSTGO.LTD
Port Street,
Honolulu
here when the company, headed by
Miss O'Neill arrives by the Sonoma on
tho 28th of this month, three weeks
from today. He engaged the Opera
House and appointed Charles R. Frazler
of the Pioneer Advertising Company to
attend to further arrangements,
(Continued on page B.)
TAX RETURNS
MINTED
CLERKS WAITING FOR INCOME
STATEMENTS AND EXPECTING
A RUSH AT THE END.
The Tax office has established se
parate windows for different kinds of
taxes, and this morning Assessor
, Holt put out a sign calling attention
to the provisions of tho law with regard
, to the making of returns and paying of
taxes. The clerks In the office are
' waiting for Income tax returns which
do not show up as fast as they should
and which will probably begin to como
I In in a big rush as the tlmo limit for
j sending them approaches. November
it is tne last aay.
! '"Everybody Is hanging back now,"
said a deputy who sees trouble ahead,
I 'and on the last few days I suppose
they will come here and waste a lot of
timo standing in line to get their turns.
I don't see why they can't come now,
when we have time to attend to them,
instead of making a big rush at the
end."
BIG INSURANCE
It is currently reported that the late
H. A. Isonberg carried Insurance to the
amount of $125,000 In a single policy
placed through the Waterhouse Trust
Company's agencies only a little over
a year ago.
The policy at the time that it. was
written was understood to have been
the largest over written In the Terri
tory and certainly from every appear
ance the splendid health and physique
of the lamented young man would jus
tify any company In passing him as a
first class risk. It Is supposed that the
New York Life carries the policy.
FOUND GUILTY
Joseph Boyd, second mate of tho Man
ga Reva was found guilty of assault
on a seaman ,by a jury in Judge Dole's
Court th jt afternoon
ASSAULT ON W. R. SIMS.
John Frank, Jr., was arrested today
on a charge of assault and battery on
W. R. Sims the court clerk.
GLEE CLUB AT ZOO.
Tho Kawaihau Glee Club will play
and sing at the Kalmukl Zoo Sunday
afternoons from 2:30 until 6 p. m. Just
the music to pleasu and satisfy you.
MISSED GOING DOWN IN ALA
MEDA WRECK.
Just received our stock 1906 Pockot
and Desk Diaries. Better make your
selection early. Wall, Nichols Co.,
Ltd.
THE SECRET WOULD OUT.
The Criterion's grateful customers
would be sure to tell you about Its ex
cellent servlco If we didn't. Don't miss
tho mid-day lunch.
TYPEWRITERS, COMPTOMETER
and CASH REGISTER
Repairing;
If your adding machine, typewriter,
or other machines of similar naturo
become broken or out of order send us
word. We havo an expert Just here
from tho Coast who will put the mos
complicated part of machinery In orde
on short notice.
ISENBERG
J, ft J, Johnson Co,
UNITED
931 Fort St., Phone Main :43.
PARTRIDGE,
M'CLELLAN
(Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, November 7.-5 P. . M. The Republican-Democratic
Fusion Committee estimates that Its candidate J. S. Partridge Is elected
Mayor of San Francisco over Mayor Schmltz by a majority of 14,000.
NEW YORK, November 7. Mayor McClellan (Democrat) has been re
elected Mayor of New York. Jerome (Independent) has been elected Dis
trict Attorney.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 7. Elections nro being held today In
cloven states. Tho election In this city is proceeding quietly. A big vote
is being cast everywhere throughout the city. Tho odds are now 10 to 8 In
favor of tho election of J. S. Partridge tho fusion candidate for mayor over
Eugeno Schmidt tho Union Labor candidate.
NO NEW TRIAL
FOR CASSIE
CINCINATTI, November 7. Mrs. Chudwlck, who was convicted of large
frauds carried out by the use of tho name of Carnegie, has been refused a
new trial.
McCLELLAN LEADING
NEW YORK, November 7. The count In tho election for Mayor of Greater
New York today shows Iwlns, Republican, to have 2,012; McClellan, Demo
crat, 12,404, and Hearst, the municipal ownership candidate, 1.S46.
SITUATION
ST. PETERSBURG, November 7.
WEAVER CONFIDENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, November 7. Mayor Weaver is confident of his success In
Philadelphia. Republican gains aro reported In the election in Massachu
setts. (
Chicago has gono Republican by 50,000.
Adams, Democratic nominee, has b eon elected mayor of Buffalo, New
York. Herrlck the Republican nominee for governor. Is running behind
tho ticket in Ohio.
MURDERER OF BESSIE BOUTON AND ASSAILANT OF HIS PAL
ELLIS, AVHO WAS IN HONOLULU A FEW MONTHS AGO LOCATED
BY THE POLICE OF SAN FRANCISCO, KILLS HIS PARAMOUR AND
THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF. ,
(Associated
SAN FRANCISCO, November
was wanted for the murder of Bessie Bouton at Colorado Springs and
tor a murderous assault on William Ellis at Berkeley, was located last
night in apartments with the woman who has been his paramour.
When the police broke into the rooms he killed the woman and com
mitted suicide.
The crimes which havo thus been
expiated In so sensational a manner,
havo kept tho police of San Francisco
worried for many weeks and Incidental
ly tho pollco of other cities have been
keeping a strict lookout for Milton An
drews and the woman who as travel
ing with him.
On October 11 a man calling himself
THE GOVERNOR GETTING LOTS
OF PETITIONS AND REQUESTS
FOR LOAN FUND ITEMS.
Governor Carter Is receiving a num
ber of requests and petitions for the
spending of loan appropriations, In view
of his decision to spend only $750,000 of
(Continued on page five.)
BAND DID NOT PLAY.
A band concert by tho Royal Ha
waiian band was scheduled for Emma
Square last evening but tho tragic nows
of the death of H. A .Isonberg being
communicated to G. W. Smith, chair
man of tho Board of Supervisors ho
sent word to Captain Borger not to
ploy out of roepect to the memory of
tho decoasod. When tho roason of
tho cancellation was announced tho
crowd melted .away, tho utmost sym
pathy being freely expressed.
HOT AFTER
MM FUNDS
JEROM
Cable to The Star).
IN NEW YORK RACE.
IMPROVING.
Tho situation continues to Improve.
AREER OF CRIME
Press Cable).
7. Milton Andrews, the man who
William Ellis was found badly wounded
In a cottago In Berkeley. Ho told a
weird story about having como from
Australia In company with Milton An
drews nnd his "wife." That these peo
plo knew he had money and had lured
him to the cottago whero Andrews had
(Continued on page E.)
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ttorneys
Must Not
Take Papers
SUPREME COURT MAKES AN OR
DER PREVENTING BORROWING
OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS.
Tho Supreme Court has made an or
der directing that no more papers
(Continued on page five.)
SENATOR WOODS DEPARTED.
Sonator Palinor P. Woods nnd wife
departed for their home In Kohala to
day by the steamer Klnau, after an
extonded visit to Honolulu.
SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
Thomas E. Bolsseller a former sugar
boiler, was sentenced to servo 30 days
In Jail by Judgo Whitney this morning
for tho embezzlement of $5.
Automobiles can tie hired day or
night at Club Stables, Fort Street.
head of mm & co.
ffl NEW YORK YESTERDAY
H. A. ISENBERG EXPIRED FROM RAVAGES OF PNEUMONIA AFTER
AN ILLNESS LASTING SIX DAYS HAD ARRIVED ONLY FEW
DAYS BEFORE FROM GERMANY WITH FAMILY AND WAS ABOUT
TO START FOR HOME WHEN ATTACKED WITH FATAL MALADY".
Nows of tho death of Hetnrlch Alex
ander Isenberg In New York yesterday
at 6 p. m. was received iby cable last
night. Pneumonia was the cause of
death. Although his death had been
expected, Still the news of his demise
caused a shock to tho entire community
for the late Mr. Isenberg was a man
of prominence In social as well as
commercial affairs of these Islands. As
tho vice-president nnd managing di
rector of the firm of II. Hackfeld and
Company ho was an especially power
ful factor in the development of the af
fairs of tho Hawaiian Islands.
The last Illness of tho late Mr. Isen
berg was of very short duration. Ho
was sick only six days. While no posi
tive news on tho subject has been re
ceived, It Is thought by friends hero
that ho contracted his last Illness while
on tho steamship bound from Europe to
New York. In company with his wife
and their two children he had arrived
at New York the early part of last
week. On Thursday camo a cablegram
apprising II. Hackfeld and Company
that he was 111 with pneumonia as was
4--4-4-"t- -4-4-- 4
Chamber
Commerce
Has Acted
MEETS THIS MORNING AND
TAKES APPROPRIATE ACTION
ON DEATH OF H. A. ISENBERG.
A hastily called meeting of tho Cham
ber of Commerce was held at. 11 o'clock
this morning in tho rooms of tho
Chamber, to take appropriate action in
relation to the death .of II. A. Isenberg,
a former President of tho Chamber.
President F. J. Lowrey, presided.
There were a number of brief memorial
addresses made. F. M. Swanzy in stat
ing the purpose of calling the meeting,
paid a most eloquent trlbuto to tho
deceased. Among those who heard It
were some .who said It was tho most
eloquent address on an occasion of the
kind, they had ever heard.
A committee of which F. M. Swanzy
Is chairman was appointed to draft
a letter to be sent to II. Hackfeld &
Company, expressing tho sentiments of
tho Chamber In the loss of Mr. Isen
berg, the head of II. Hackfeld & Com
pany. Tills committee Is also to send
n letter to tho widow and family.
Another committee of which L. Tcn
noy Peck Is chairman was appointed to
confer with a similar committee from
tho Merchants' Association to draft
.suitable memorial resolutions expres
sive of the sentiments of the commer
cial community.
President F. J. Lowrey was appoint
ed a committee to confer with the
family and II. Hackfeld & Company
relative to setting apart a day for the
general closing of houses of business,
Tho day will probably bo tho ono on
which funernl services nro held, whe
ther the remolns,are brought here for
Interment or taken to Bremen.
The banks, earlier In tho day, decided
to close today at 1 o'clock In memory
of Mr. Isenberg.
Tho Directors of tho Merchants' As
sociation will hold a meeting at 3 this
afternoon, to decide on suitable action.
Tho Slock Exchange held no meet
ing today out of respect to tho memory
of tho deceased.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
mm
.announced In Tho Star at the tlmo.
Yesterday morning a cablegram an
nounced that the sickness had taken a
serious turn and during tho afternoon
camo a second cablegram to tho effect
that tho patient was sinking and thero
was little hopo for his recovery. Early;
lost night came the last cablegram an
nouncing his death. Mrs. Isenberg;
and tho children wero evidently with
him when he died and It is thought that
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cooko wero there
also ns they aro known to havo been
In Now York yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.
Isenberg wero about to return to Ho
nolulu when ho was stricken with his
fntol illness.
Tho deceased was a native of tho
Hawaiian Islands, having been born at
Llhue, Kauai on January 17, 1872. Ilia
father was tho lato Hon. Paul Isenberg"
and one of tho early capitalists to
develope the Hawaiian Islands. Paul
Isenberg died In Germany at Bremen in
1903. Alexander Isenberg left Hono
lulu when quite a child In company
(Continued o.i page eight)
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Tour With
Isenberg
GOVERNOR CARTER EXPRESSES
HIS PERSONAL REGRETS AT THE
DEATH OF II.' A. ISENBERG.
Governor Carter this morning ex
pressed his sense of bereavement, In the
death' of II.' A. Isonberg. The latter
was a personal friend of the governor,
and Mrg. Isenberg and Mrs. Carter
wero also close friends. Tho two fami
lies had planned a tour of Europe to
gether. At the time of Carter's pro
posed resignation, the first resident of
Hawaii to cable from abroad asking;
him to retain the olllce was II. A. Isen
berg. "I feel very keenly tho personal loss
as well as the loss to the community,
In the death of Mr. Isenberg," tho gov
ernor said. "With Mrs. Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. Isenberg and myself had talk
ed over and planned making together
the trip which he has been making. We
hoped some day in the not distant fu
ture to do some touring of Europe In
company, and were all lodklng forward
to it. We had discussed taking in the
Alps, tho Swiss lakes, the Black forest,
and other places, and Mr. Isenberg had
pointed out that he could gain ontrance
for us, through his German connections,
to parts of the Black Forest not gen
erally open to visitors. Since they be
gan thejr journey thnt has ended so
unfortunntely, Mr. and Mrs. Isenberg
have constantly sent us postals ns they
went from place to place." ,
Tho governor paid a high tribute to
the personal character of his deceased
friend. Last night he and Mrs. Carter
sent a cablegram to Mrs. Isenberg, ex
pressing condolences.
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