The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 31, 1902, Page 2, Image 2

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 31, 1902.
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Have You Heard
About the Ducks?
Well, there are a lot of them here this year and
shooting is going to be good. To be able to get
the most out of their visit you Ehould have one
of our fine new
L C. Smith Hammerless
. Ejector Shot Guns
A fine assortment of these guns just received ; also
a big shipment of CARTRDIGE3, all loads. Every
thing that a shooter needs at
E O. HALL & SON, Ltd,
CORNER FORT AND KINQ STREETS.
JACKSON MADE MISTAKES,1""
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Tailor Aade Clothing
WHILt YOU wait'
Or rather while you don't wait. In
stead of making a pincushion of your
back and a blackboard of your front, in
stead of cutting and sewing and fussing
and ripping, and keeping you standing
and waiting; instead of all this, you cn
have the finest tailor-made suit in fiv
muinTjtes' time. We're prejudiced
don't take our word for it, but ask the
first well dressed man you meet, and he
will tell you that the Alfred Benjamin
& Co.s name is inside his jscket.
From ocean to ocean Alfred Benjamin
clothing is known as the best. C me in
and you'll see wny it's different. No
higher in cost than the ordinary ready
made garments.
Everything in sui's everything in
overcoats, everything in dress suits and
tuxedos that a man can desire.
All ready tailored, ready to wear.
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Cprrer Foil pd J3otel Smne and Hotel near Petbel
Advertisemmt Changed Mondays.
Remnant Sale that Means Genuine
Bargains
When we advertise bargains we mean bargains for you and of the pen
nine kind. Our business is built up on tbi principle and we make our
store a pleasant and profitable place to buy. "We are holding a .
Big Remnant Sale this Week
They consist of Lawns, Dimities. Swipses, V hite Goods in checks and
stripes and short ends of various washable materials. Also many fhort
pieces of lace. Marvelously low prices prevail and you cannot afford to
miss this chance,.
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PROGRE88 BLOCK
7 Fort Street.
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Large Stuck of New Goods J ust Received
From, Japan Dirt ct
ndkercliiefs at
Low
Prices
Among .-eceit arrivals is a lot of some 500 dozea Handkerchiefs.
This week they are shown for the fir t time, You might call it a
" Pre-Ho iday " fcate, for the prices are intended to tempt you to
lay away a dozen or two for Christmas. They come in four distinct
lines j he prices are:
5c
S0c(
15c(
25c
- cloth used In our shirts came from England and was mad n
All our custom made shirts
Lowest Prices
Watshes, Chains. Sterling Silver KeIvm. Nail Files. Charms. U.. sU
skort time only, J per cent off regular price.
28 HOTEL STREET
California Calimyrna Figs
NOW ON SALE AT
521 King Street. SSo sa Box.
and William Lucas made a search for
Jackson. He was not in his room .over
the old Criterion on Fort street. ..They
next went to a native house where
Jackson has had sleeping accommoda
tions provided for him by Oscar Kreut
aer. . Shortly after 3:30 Chillingworth
entered the house and found Jackson
sitting on the floor of his room wrap
ped in a shawl. He affected surprise
at the visit, and when asked if he
knew about "the fire" seemed surprised
and asked where. Chillingworth pick
up his socks, which were wet and the
shoes were in the same condition.
Jackson explained this by saying they
were wet with perspiration. He was
taken to the jail at once. j
CORONER'S INQUEST.
Last evening two juries heard the
evidence produced by several witnesses.
The Jurors in the case of Mrs. E. B.
Friel and Etta Friel are J. S. Walker,
Ollie Sorenson, Percy Benson, Arthur
Mackintosh, G. R. Hewitt, Jr., and Ger
rit P. Wilder. '
,The jurors in the ease of Mrs. Mamie
Friel Jackson are J. S. Walker, Ollie
Sorenson, Percy Benson, Arthur Mack
intosh, A. P. Taylor and Will Lucas.
Dr. J. S. B. Pratt spoke particularly
of the finding: Of Mrs. Jackson on the
ground near the building and of her
being very . badly burned. He under
stood she had jumped from a window chant, stated that Jackson had been atH tHHttHH 1 1 t ttt ft' ttt 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1
nis store to Duy cartridges, oniy lour, it . .
and asked the best way to shoot a man,
inquiring whether a place under the
arm would prove fatal. A. P. Taylor
stated that several Sundays since
Jackson showed him a letter addressed
There are plain hemstitched, some heavy and durable, suitable for
school use; s me sheer and fine, including the small, dainty, gauzy
ot es with narrow hems, now so popular. There is a great variety
in la e lace edge, lace insertions, lace centers and lace corners.
Anions the embroidered, which is the biggest lot of allJSyou will find
some new patterns, as well as surprising values. We shall also
show a line of fine Swiss and French Handkerchiefs at 50c, 75c and
$1.00.
Ar n i t n o v
and he also saw Mr. Friel and Georgia
Friel, who had also jumped from the
second story. He remained with Mrs.
Jackson at the Sorenson house until
she died between 5 and 6 yesterday
morning. She had suffered besides her
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A Profitable Investment
For the Best, go to
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THE LATE MRS. NIGEL FRIEL JACKSON.
Waiting For S
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thing to Happen
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Sale:
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Robinson Block. Phoue Whutj 2421. 14 Hotel Street.
Golf Shirts fur Summer Wear
burns a broken leg. She wa3 conscious to the Editor of the Advertiser signed (
up to the time opiates were administer- by Jackson, in which he announced his (
ed. but said nothing about the fire or its intention of committing suicide at 5;
origin except to beg to be put out or o ciock. ami iuai ne wumu iuuwi
her agony. When he first saw the fire wound in such a way that it would not
it was in the lower story at the rear be fatal at once, in order to give the
of the structure. paper a chance to get his death-bed
Mounted Officer McCormick, who statement. The letter spoke of several
made a desperate effort to save the persons whom Jackson said had wreck
two who perished, and did save ed his life and estranged him from his
Georgia who jumped into his arms, wife, and that before he went to the
testified to practically what was stated next world, he would "get even" with
of his work in yesterday's Advertiser, them. Jackson later in the day decided
rnrintr hia tpstitnnnv .Tnror Sorenson that the suicide proposition was off.
stated, that Mrs. Jackson jumped from Goo. W. Hayselden told of Jackson's
a window facing Nuuanu street and not visits to his store and of statements
from the mauka side. be has made about killing himself, say-
John Bradford Watson testified that ing at one time, referring to his wife
he and his wife were boarders living ",,Xr.Zi. .i
on the first floor of the house. He "1",6" " " ? '
was awakened by shouts of fire and " A?.,," --'"-
rushing out the back way saw Mr. Friel Sheriff Chillingworth.
with a small hose. He was yelling Mrs. Julia Peahu in whose house
"Fire!" The fire seemed to be on the Jackson was found, stated she knew
outside wall of the kitchen. He re- Jackson. She did not know the exact
turned to his wife's assistance and hour he camera yesterday morning but
helped to get their valuables out. He was late. When he went through her
saw Mrs. Friel and Etta about that room she awoke and remained awake
time and Mrs. Friel seemed to think owmg to Jackson walk ng up and down,
that her youngest child had not come About a half an hour ater he suddenly
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KIK V 1.1 I- I v111 U.rOLUl3 ailU i3 lil U V- V - ' t w
n n thp stn.irpflsp. TTa trrA rVhtti her.
threw her away and then Etta tried to questioned
mount. He took her outside and then
saw Mrs. Friel dashing up through the
smoke and flames,
but was overcome.
So many people get into a waiting attitude toward
buying a piano just waiting for "fomething to turn up"
and give them enough money to buy one.
Are you one of these ? ' .
If you stick to the waiting habit it will be a long ,
time before you have the comfort of a piano of your own. J
We eell them on very easy terms and the best pianos'
too. Wouldn't you like to come in and find out how
we do it?
HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD.
MERCHANT STREET.
CLEANLINESS
DAINTYNESS
LIBERALITY
be returned to his wife and then found
that Etta too had cone 'upstairs. He
Fire." Deputy Sheriff
Chillingworth here stated that he had
Jackson in the evening,
notes being- taken by Chester Doyle.
In this he said he had been at Friel's
He tried to follow l" c " 3 mai leu. mere
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In the excitement a 1 """'"fi n- Liie umtve nouse at
Mottoes followed at our fountain.
Tbat's why our soda is just right.
We use only fresh fruits and fruit juices.
Popular Mineral Waters on Tap
HONOLULU DRUG CO.
926 Fort Street.
A.. H. OTIS. OTTO A. BIEBBACH.
12:10, and did not leave afterwards,
Chillingworth stated it was not five
was driven from the building by the minutes walk between Friel's and the
flames and saw nothing more of the
women.
He stated that on Wednesday after-
native house by a lane throuch the
gulch.
The inquest was continued until 7:30
noon a charred, oil saturated rag was tonight
found in the pantry where it had been ' BODIES OF WOMEN RECOVERED
left sometime before. He said Mr. '
Friel. his wife and Mrs. Friel had con-i About 4 o'clock ytsterday morning the
siderable knowledge of this and knew it ' fire had been sufficiently quenched for
to have been an attempt to burn the fV1 r,m . . ,
-.--u. v.,., , t. , i tne "remen to enter the lower rooms
j of this yesterday morning, but had heif the gutted structure. While several
known it the night before he would not firemen were handling hose on the ma
have slept but would have patrolled the uka side the frame work was seen to be
place with a gun. Mr. Tobriner came , ,
home about 1 o'clock with hackman ?"lWr warning was giy-
Paine, entered his room and went di-! fl llJlm Z? USt m
rectly to sleeps He was aroused by l" 1 "7 k ou,nm mDers-
Mrs. Watson beating on his door, the f,? , f P had &
first he knew of the fire. Mr. Watson' P!,. m -l "v."6
also said that the stove in the k!trhen i , rX ntu s1tr1uc1hltm
(was cold at 9 o'clock as he was in the 1 iVrn, lolfnt to
kitchen and knew this to be a fct. J."16 ground' causing him to lose his
A. D. Larnach, the King street mer- Continued od Pag S.)
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
STEAM ENGINES
BOILERS, SUGAR MILL8, COOL
ERS. BRASS AND LEAD CA8TINGI
&nd machinery of every deacriptlsa
made to order. Particular attention
paid to chip's blackemltbinz. Jo wr
zeutd on shortest notle.
The Pacific Hotel
1182 Union St., Opp. Paelfl Club.
Newly furnished Rooms, mosquito
proof, electric lights, hot and cold -water.
First-class Table Board.
MRS. HAN A, Proprietor
PASTURAGE.
GOOD PASTURAGE CAN BE HAD
tor a limited number of horses. Apply
to
6300 J. A. 6ILMAN.
fingWoGtian&Co
JilfT rarnlturs,
Clssxs and Tobaccos,
Cklntie and Japan Tsi
Crockery, Mttin-s,
Vases, Camphorwoo !
JUttaa Chairs.
SILKS AND SATINS.
OF ALi KINDS.
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ALL KINDS OF
(Joodyaar Rubber Co.
BU K. PBA8B. Presitat,
WanslMta. Cat- P '-
Dally Advertiser, delivered by sarrW
to any part of the Ity for 71 n
month.
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