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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
TO FREE
FOUR.
Pardons Asked for
Japanese of
kOna.

4 COMMITTEE of the Honolulu
~ Protective League. including Rev
IA w. X Azbill, Rev. e. c. Corey
and Lorrin Andrews, appeared before
Governor Dole yesterday afternoon
and requested pardons for four Japa-
nese from Kona, Hawaii, who. It Is
claimed, were Enthusiastically conYcteo
of assault with intent TO commit muf-
der, by Judge Edings In the octoee'
term of the court at Kona.
Rev. Mr.. Azbill addressed the Gov
ernor and explained that he had made
a personal investigation of the matter,
lasting over a long period, and nao
taken number of afhdavitS, Whicn
showed that the men had not received
fair trial, but, through a misunoer-
standing of the facts of. the case, tney
had been convicted or a CRIME 'ns's
they had not committed.
He exonerated the Judge and the
Deputy Attorney General from any
charge of interference, but showed
that George A. Davis. who had oeen
retained by the defense, had haroiT
done any more TO protect their inter
ests than to collect fee OF A25o from
them, and that he, as their attorney.
did not question or examine MS clients
before going into court. and was ut
terly unacquainted with their derense.
and that the men were not aioNed I'd
come upon the stand with the excep-
ton of two. Although number OF
witnesses were present and anxious 10
testify to the innocence OF certain OIL
the defendants for whom pardon is
now asked, these witnesses were NOT
placed upon the stand He furtnef
argued that as these men were Japa-
nese, unacquainted with the English
Language, the case should be fuily M
vestigated and justice should be done.
The Governor seemed much I'M
| pressed with these statements, eSpeci-
| ally as to the conduct OF the trial. and
asked several questions concerning the
same Rev Mr.. ,Azbill was followed
by Lorrin Andrews, who confined him
self to a criticism of the evidence OF
fered and to the actions of the de-
| PENDANTS attorney, Davis. throughout
the case. A number of aftidayits from,
witnesses and from other parties were
| filed. and at the close Of the argument
| the Governor thanked the representa-
| tives of the League and stated ne
would give the matter his most care
| full attention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
BERGER CASE
! IS DECIDED
The Court Opines That
Plaintiff Sold
Property.

The Supreme Court of the Territory
has decided the case of Sarah A. Ber-
ger VS.. Charles w. Booth and Charles
6. Desky, in favor of the defendants.
In an opinion written by Justice Perry
It is stated that "a bill in equity was
brought to set aside a deed on the
ground that il was obtained by mis-
representation and fraud. Gross in
adequacy of consideration. the exist
ence between the grantee and grantor,
of the relation of brother and sister, the
reposing of great trust and confidence
by the sister in the brother &C. w.
Booth) and the making of false repre-
sensations by him to her concerning the
value of the land conveyed, were aver
red and relied upon as tending to show
fraud. Held that the essential aver
ments of the bill were not sustained
by the evidence adduced Bill dis
missed.
The relief prayed for by the plaintiff
was that a certain deed executed in
San Francisco by herself to her brother,
dated September Is, 1898, be Cancelled
and set aside on the ground that il
was obtained by fraud. The deed con-
veyed to Booth for $4,000 all her right in
and to certain lands in Pauoa and Nuu-
anu, Oahu. Instead of carrying out the
Allegation that the land was obtained
| by fraud, the court was convinced that
she sold the property of her own free
will because it seemed best to her tc
do 50. and for price named by herself
with full knowledge of all material facts
and circumstances, and after receiving
independent and disinterested advice
Upon all the evidence" says Justice
Perry, 1.-The averments of misrepresen-
tation and of reliance thereupon are, We
believe, utterly without foundation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
Blue Ribbon Club.

Mrs Wotkyns will entertain the Blue
Ribbon Club at her home, the residence
of Colonel Stone at Kapiolani park, next
Saturday evening, that being her birth
day. The members of the Blue Ribbon
club together with few invited guests
will assemble at s o'clock and give
themselves over to the merriment of a
phantom party each clad in sheet
and pillow case. Refreshments will be
served and dancing will be the order
of the program. Mrs. Wotkyns' fame
as a hostess is widespread and the sol
diers and their friends are looking for
ward to an enjoyable evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27

such a procedure in any other place
than Hawaii.
The prosecution did not finish its
side of the case yesterday afternoon,
and the hearing will be resumed this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27

measure providing for the Insurance
of the improvements on the San Fran
cisco waterfront has been introduced In
the State Legislature.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27

Jack Corbett, brother of the pugllist. Is
reported dying in a Seattle shack. He Is
a morphine fiend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27

It has been held by an Oakland judge
that building is a part, of the ground
on which it stands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27

LADIES BRILLIANTINES-
Black Dress Skirts-Specal this
week at SITS.
36-INCH PERCALE-
Spring patterns regular 20c
goods-at 1910 yard.
RIBBONS
Fifty pieces of the very latest
Fancy Ribbons in stripes-width
No. 10, special, zoo yard: width
No. So special. 25c yard.
GIRLS WHITE STRAW
SAILOR HATS
This week at soc.
GIRLS. SCHOOL DRESS
GTNGHAM-
Ages 2, 3, 4, and 6, at SOC.
GIRLS AND BOYS
SCHOOL HOSE
This week lee and 12Nc pair.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
interesting News

This week closing out many lines of Goods 7 he
only reason we are doing this for large
importation to arrive by next steamer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
$500 NagrOdy.

ia nizej podpisana upraszam cry
telnikow niniejszego pisma, ably las
kawie douiesli mi, jezsli wiedza CO.
kolwiek o miejscu pobytu lub smier-
CT msgo meta Jana Gajewskiego,
u~rodzonego W 1860 r. We wsi Pod.
~wole.anka, gminy Wulka, CUB. Su-
walska, W Krolestwis Polskiem.
Pred Pietnastu laty przybyi do A
meryki i przez diva lata przeby wal
" Shenandoah, Nanticoks i Sha-
mockin; cd trzynastu zas lat ME nam
zadnej o MIN wiadomosci.
Julianna Gajewska, iona j dzieoi.
Prosze adresowaG z " adomoscia do:
KS b. I,cdnotcski,
(28) Naaicoke, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11

vie nispodobisfstwsm, aaeby zapro.
wadzic porzadek W pewnych Cru
paoh. Panuje " nioh nieporzadek
zamieszanie, z czego korzystaja
ludzie niesumienni, sby ciagna6 dla
siebie zyski. Czionkowis Grup Ia.
kich powinni Days do tsgo, azeby
zaprowadzic W Grupie porzadek i
przedewszystkiem zwaaac ma to, czy
cyrkularze - r~egularnie opiacane.
Poniewaz du1o Grup Jest krzy-
wdzonych przez niesumiennose oz.on-
kow, ktorzy grippe opuszczaja z diu.
giem, ola tego konstytucya u. N. r.
tada, ateby ka1dy czlonek zfoty}
~poreczenie (depozyt) pc 80 centow
cd ka.dyoh 300 dolar6w zabezpie-
czenia.
P~oreczenie jest IA to, re gdy czio-
mex ME zap}aci jednego oyrkularza,
Grupa raphael takowy re zlozonego
poreczenia i podaje zarazem czionka
do suspendowania i " ten sposob
Grupa ME jest narszona ma strate.
Jezeli zas czlonek zap}aci zalegiy
oyrkularz i da sic odsuspendowac,
poreczenie pozostaje W Grupis ma
dial. Ma pierwszego kaAdego mie-
siaca Zarzad Cent. wystawia rachu-
mex Grupie Ia up}yniony miesiao i
nak}ada podatki przewidziane kon-
stytucya ma kazdego dobrze stojace-
go czlonka. Jezeli zatem czfonek
da sic z Grupy wykresli6 po wysia-
niu raportu miesiecznego t. j. W O.
statnich dniach miesiaca, Jest zobo.
wiazany wszelkie podatki przypada.
jace ma ten miesiae zapisoi6 i Cru
pa, ktora ME odbierzs cd takiego
cz}ouka podatku ma ten miesiao
przypadajacego i wyda mu ziozone
poreczenie jest zobowiazana "a ia
kiego czlonka zapiaci6.
Grupa ME moze wydaG czlonkowi
karty podroznej. jezeli czlonsk ME
raphael W Grupie wszelkich ma niego
przypadajacych ~podatkow. Zarzad
Cent. uwatac bsdzie stanowczo wy
DAME ksrty podrotnej jake dowod,
ze czlonsk W Grupie absolutnis MO
MIC zalega.
Zwracam uwage Zarzadu grupy
ma to, 10 przyjmujac kandydata, o.
procz wstepnego powinni zadac cd
niego zaplaty naprzod przynajmniej
"a jeden Cyrkularz. Kandydat po
Przyjeciu jest zafaczony ma nastep-
ny Cyrkularz, a poniewaz czesto sic
zdarza, re kandydat namysli sic i M
posiedzenia wiecej ME przyjdzie.
Grupa IA TEN trsoi, DO zaciaga W
Zwiszku dug, ktory jsst zobowia-
zaplacic.
T. n. HELINSKI, Sokr. Jsn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11

UWAoA. " vyksxis powy1sxya uis - ~
rschunsk ..zgodyA iub n oisnskf xfoes srsbrne
smaliowsns.
I. n. HELINsKI. selz. JeI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
B~iuroZarzadu Central.
nego wv. Mar. Pol.
BacZnOSc!

Odtad ME beda jui wyda.
wane okolniki do sekretarzy
Grup. w tenn miejscu bedq
zamieszczane zawiadomienia
Cd Sekretarza Jen. ola Sekre.
tarzy Grup i ezfonkow u. N,
p. Niechaj vice kazdy czfo.
mex Zwiazku zwraca baczna
uwage ma to miejsce w ,,Zgo.
die i czyta uwaznie wszel.
kie zawiadomienia tax, aby
byi dobrze p~oinformowany O
~sprawach Zwiazku, albowiem
wymowki jakoby ME byl
ma posiedzeniu Tub ME byl
poinformowany dostatecznie
przez zarzad swej grupy ME
beda stanowczo uwzglednio-
ne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11

I~aapiszcie iyiko:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
4. AZ. Helidski, Sekr. zen

Czystosc po,aczona Z onota staso-
wi SHAY zwiazek. Severy Balsam
ma ploca jest r~zetelnym przyklsdem,
leczsc predko j skuteoznie wszystkis
kaszle, sasiebienia / ~wszystkis dole
gliwosoi piuo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11

Wielu s~ekretarzy, wyjasniajao ola
czego rachunki pomiedzy Grupa q
Zarzadem Centralnym ME zosta{y u.
regulowane, podaja "a powod ME.
wlasciwe i krnsbrns postepowanie
czionkow, ktorzy ME chca sic "a.
stosowa6 ami do konstytucyi Zwiaz-
ku lub Grupy, AMI tsz do uchwaI
Sejmu ! Zarzadu Centralnego.
he sekretarze main z tego powo-
du DUO superintendent j DUO ma.
daremnej piracy ME ulega watpIi.
wosci, ale Zarztd CsntraIny ME mo.
ze temu zaradzic. NiechrG rupa wy.
stapi przeciw takim ozionkom ener.
gicznie, a Zarzad Cent?. poprze Gru.
pc W jej dazeniu do zaprowadzenia
porzadku. W orgsnizaoyi jak Il. n.
p. liczacej blizko $1,000 ozionkow
musi bye lad ! porz4dek, ozionkowis
musza sic zastosowae do regul / pre-.
pisow, DO W przeciwnym razie cho-
oiazby urzednicy pracowali mad silly,
powsta6 musi zamieszanie ! Organi-
zacjs TAXA upas6 must. Jest niepo.
dobiehstwem, sAeby konstytucya,
azeby uchwaiy Sejmu i Zarzadu
Centralnego podobaiy sic kazdemu
czfonkowi, ale kaAdy rozumny, o do.
bro Zwia.ku dbsjacy czionek, zasto.
suje sic do mich, DO tego wymaga
bezpieozehstwo. tego wymsga dsl-
sly pomysiny rozw6j T.. N. z.
Wielu sekretarzy ME zsdaje sobis
n~ajmniejszej pracy, szeby wypeinic
rapport miesieczny We ~w}asciwy spo-
sob. Ka4dy taxi rapport aiedokh-
dnie wyPssniony bsdzis Grapis IA
tyohmisst swrooosy. ZdAjs SIC pra.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
EIEPEZYJACIELE LUDZKIEGO POKOLENIA.
= ktOrych "
Prof. Collins zWaleza i uSuWa.

Rozliczne choroby piersi, serca, oczu, zofadka, nosu i
gardfa, Dol gfowy, przezebienie, katar, zapalenie pfuc, osia-
bienie, znieczulenie, kurcze, famanie W kosciach, ciezki Cd
dech, wodna puchlina, reumatyzm, strupy Ma gfowie, wy
rzuty, taniec Sw. Vita, bruch, suchoty, rak, ospa, tyfus, wy
sypka, swierzb, rany, puchlina, roza, ASTHMA, zawr6t. giucho-
ia, zyzowatosc, sfaby wzrok, kfucie w krzyzach a szczypanie
w udach, wszelkie tajne q weneryczne choroby, choroby ma
cicy, nieregularne peryody, krwotok, biafe upfawy, niepIod-
nose, bolesci %porodowe, choroby watroby, zapalenie Seize
glen, bronchitis, wysychanie mlecza, choroby pecherzowe.
liszaje j. I. d. ~ .
To So gfowni nieprzyjaciele l~udzkiego pokolenia, ale l-
karze i uczeni powofani So do bronienia mas przeciw lynne.
Przeciw tymto cieikim nieprzyjacielom, najskuteczniej broni
ld og6lnie znany:
Prof. COLLINS,
ktory uzdrowif juz tysiace z rozlicznych chor6b, a wielu, vie.
lu = wydarl z Iona smierci.
On leczy m~ezczyzn, kobiety dzieci. Opr6cz wymienio-
nych, leczy on wszelkie inne choroby, q wrazie sfabosci pisz-
Gle do niego ma nizej podany adres.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
SZKOkA
respondencyj

Wielki brak pIanu / jednolitego
dzia}anis " sprawie wyksztaioenia
dale SIG czu6 W asze spoleczeh.
stwie. Ably temu zapobiedz, otwie-
RAINY pierwszs polska Szkole Kores-
pondencyjna, gdzie rodacy choiwi
wiedzy fachowej lub chcaoy uzupef-
mic dorywcze wiadomosci, moga zna.
lesc odpowiednie wskazowki, pora-
de ! pomoc.
Szko}a ia obejmowa6 bedzis wszel.
kie dziaiy techniczne, jskotsz / o.
golno-humanitarne wyksztalcenie.
Uczymy ~literatury powszechnej i Oh
czystej, historic, mstematyki, fizyki,
chemji, rysunkow technioznych orsz
dajemy ~objasnienia ze wszelkioh
dziedzin wiedzy. Ka1dy z rodakow
moze sic do mas udac z zupe}nem "a
ufaniem ! przedstawic zwiezle " ia.
kim kisrunku kszta}cic sic zamysla.
Wszelkie korespondencje nalezy
wysylsc pod adresem:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11

Chudnieeie'
Cav k.szlscie.
Macie uPiawy.
wymio,ujeci.7
Bois vas uszy'
lie Sc crujecic'
Mace n~.urslgis'
FOL, va. " boku?
Msrie bi-sunks?
Mace ry aPeiyI7
CaehHie wssz pc,7
Swrdd was s&5ra:
Boil was cale eisiy,
LSkacie sc rychld.
Ciecsc wan uszu.
Naoie slzby ysrok,
Czy meczy wa sen.
Nacie tWardy sto.ecl
Mace krttki oddech,
Boil was 20 jedzeaiu,
Macie zaxr6t giowyf
Trsss4 wan Sc rsoe'
PIcc4e was W gsrd.e?
Czuiecir gurle4 krrv'
Mace chorobs macioy'
Z1yiebise,c sc ssybko'
Bic wan mocro SERGE.
Rotczulacc sc predko'
Mace o~bIo10ny iszyk'
CSui-cir sc Sn~uiouyTnl
Macic boiesc up'seseh.
Burcry wsm " kistkacis
Ctui-c,e ucnk ma s.fcuf
Cief?.ci- IA b.z,- upis~y'
Macic Ibyt m.skkie eialy'
CEuiccis 81 y, moc2-niu'
Ossryira 2 SIC isdseaie,
Cry cfajects b5l " koseiaos'
Cy1iscis sc pyzygls5innym'
Cicrpicis "a z4kaina cAorobS?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
Youngstown, 4 kwietaA 1924.
wieimogry froiesorIe Collins:

lPrIesxio diva la:a
o~ierpiaiem M sira-
srne tsmAnie w ko-
sciseh. wydate m
~Isle pIsniedzy na
| ~doktorow. Ileor ia
den me mOgt mi po-
modr. dopiero Pan
ska me uie-
. czyia. gdy wysmz
7ro~asem nis eisio
\ zdawaio rni Sc. Ia
I koby ogieh pr1echo-
dEil przeE koSci ]
zaraz wszeikie bole
us,aiy. ~Zukyiem
wsyystka msS Idus
jestem zdrcw EuPes-
o~dziekowanie.
neiszek HuSowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
N~astepuiace grupy

wnios,y " miesiasu ozsrwou 1901 Z.
niaej wyka.ans kwoty IA rsos
skarbnika q. N. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
Prof. COLLINS,

PamiF:ajci-. - W umieie.no;ei iekarsk:-i ,na-. 9,
pewne symphonic. kt6re opisane poSwalsI. eaikicn do
lkiadnIs Poznae jakakolv@ek ehorobe. Jetei chssry
I~wypeini4 nsstspuisoe pytsnia prrysSla ie Prof Col
wyleezy Me potrreba odbywat Podr64y do Newyeska
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-25
Proposals For Supplies.

Sealed proposals for furnishing
supplies OF groceri-s, provision and
meats of all kinds. to be delivered at
the State C---hans' Home for SIX
months from az! ,c''.ding January I.
1909. w. &c r.c>i.cl - % noon, c.,
DeCen.bs- =. IIoI.
All articles to - fist class OF their
kind, al to be delivered. I, s., qt.a:1-
titles, ard & such times as the super
intendent may direct, quantity varying
each months IS required,
All articles furnished not satisfactory
to be returned = Inc contractors cx
pense.
Bids I be e.::7c2te! . t. Secretary
OF the Board O: D:-cctc-s G: the S..a..,
Orphans Home, Carson City, Neva
da, and marked BIDS
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids. ORNIS RING
Secretary OF Board
Carson City, New, Dec. IS, 1901.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-25
Application For Pardon

TO THE HONORABLE C. E.
Mack. Judge OF the First Judicial
District Court OF the State OF Ne
vada. in and for the County OF Or
msby, and E. E Roberts District
Attorney OF said Ormsby County,
State aforesaid:
Gentlemen: You and each OF you
will please take notice that Charles
Robinson. convicted in the First Judi
cial District Court OF the State OF Ne
vada, in and for the county OF Orms-
by. at the November term OF said
Court, OF the crime OF robbery. ant
sentenced to serve a term OF five
years in the Nevada State Prison
will on the 18th day OF January. 1902
or as soon thereafter as his counse
can be heard make application to the
Honorable Board OF Pardons OF the
State OF Nevada for a pardon.
The principal grounds which will b,
urged in support OF the application
will be the sufficiency OF punishment
already suffered for the crime commit
ted and the exemplary conduct OF tn,
prisoner while serving his sentence.
T. T. DUPUIS.
Attorney for Applicant
Dated December I, 1901.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-25
Entertainment books, for specia. oc.
,assions, at Davis & kirma IS.

E,+or4,;,t hoods for s,ec,,, &C.
s.o,s ~ D,r;s 3, x;r,,os
Ed. Walsh has one OF the handsom-
est counters in this CITY. 1t is full of
china ware and everything that goes to
make the home beautiful.
:.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-25
CHRISTMAS GREETING.

TODAY Christmas ring meaning that than
half the people of the earth will greet the day with Yule
tide spirit The birth Christ is the day of all Nations and
warning worship the
memory being tradition tells the
son religious differences laid aside for this
day and the worshiper Chrandom
makes the Christmas day of pleasure by giving
being remembrance if not of intrinsic value yet val
with uness OF spirit that speaks good will and
promotes happiness
cosmopolitan Nevada there much show Of gene
osy place world Races from every of the
globe neghbors The from the Orient will remember the
friend from the Holyland and the exchange
negbor skin. Mayhaps believed that
teaching of David is followed he said Blessed is he that
condereth poor will deliver him in time of troube
The spirit of Christmas found in the act Of giving to
those whom gifts expected from but more tor the act OF en
regard Many people will give who will receive moth
ing yet the satisfaction making being happy
than compensates for the loss Of returned favor.
Perhaps the greatest pleasure in the Christmas tide the hap
pness that goes out to the little folks stocking that Is hung
up Claus fill should be the first receive
it the hope all that joyful today that
childish face will be stained with tear account OF an empty
stocking
May every in Carson and good
purpose that not one oveooked
edw disappointment and a merry Christmas to all
NEINNIUM
I deprecated don
for the difference between the bids of Ame
English builders furnishing
company asking
engines American builders
eed furnish the engines within three months while the
English builders required from twelve months Be
sides this American bid lower Slow worknen
will explain all this difference i'll time though
they might for the difference in price, but something
charged sluggish methods
The incident only OF number that have occurred recently
all going show that the English manufacturers do under
stand the American art Of "lusting.'
PROFESSOR T. c. Geogeson who made the Weather Bureaus
observations Sika, Alaska last authority
during the the temperature that point
degrees Japanese
climate Of California
is equally beneficial to the Alaskan
WIriHMHN
been fought days In all
that the british losses heavy Just how
what the American reader would like
blood price of victory that we like to read about.
NNG&UUiIIlN
NOV the report that the of Miss
completed by new and ingenious plan" The bgand
have their price and from the they hanging
release would be up shut up The public
the
Observation-Disclosures
SEAT in the New York Stock Exchange 70
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-25

One q the finest stocks OF jewelry
ever seen in this city can be found at
Belcove's
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
CANAL TREATY APPROVED
ONE PHASE OF ROOsEvELr's ADHESION
TO M'KINLEYs PLANS.

Washington. Sept. 1S.-Another feature Of
the relations of the President with the last
administration became known to-day, to the
effect that Mr.. Roosevelt has been fully advised
and has approved the negotiations in progress
relative to the proposed isthmian canal treaty
with England
The statement in yesterdays Tribune that all
members of the Cabinet had accepted the
appointment rendered by President Roosevelt
was confirmed good authority to-day. The
manner in which the President made the tender
rendered it impossible for the members OF the
Cabinet to take any other course as they al
ready in the offices and cannot decline but
must resign their places if they desire to leave
the Cabinet.
They all believe in the sincerity of the Presi-
dent in desiring their services, and in return
they wish to assist him to the full extent of
their powers to carry out the policies of former
President Mckinley which Mr.. Roosevelt has
adopted for his administration.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
ALBAN ANS WERS CASTRO.
SARCASTIC REPLY TO THE ANNOUNCE
MENTS OF THE VENEZUELAN
DICTATOR

Colon, Colombia, Sept. 1S.-General Alban. the
commander-in-chef of the Colombian forces in
an interview to-day regarding the statement
which Torres Cardenas. the General Secretary
of Venezuela, telegraphed to The Associated
Press from Caracas August II. in behalf Of
President Castro, said:
President Castro has published on different
occasions statements declaring that Colombia
provoked the situation, all but war, be-
tween the two republics. President Castro, who
has several times set fire to our country and
sown the seeds of revolution, now cries to the
whole world: VOLTA messeurs 1t is Colom
] have done nothing to her, though my soldiers
and my battalions entered her territory, and
thousands of my troops have been slain in bat
tie while abetting her rebels cause l have
done nothing to her, though l gave them arms,
money, and newspapers in which to publish
what they listed / have done nothing to her.
though il was who summoned General Tribe
Uribe from the United States expressly to pre-
pare another invasion of her territory. 1t is not
likely that his army, consisting or hfteen nun
dred troops which I supplemented by men,
arms and munitions of war, when near the
frontier and ready to penetrate into Coompla.
met with signal defeat at the hands of the forces
under Rangel Garbiras. 1t was 1 who recently
addressed the following telegram to the Gov
ernor of the State of Zubia, which, after having
been found In a portfolio belonging to General
Socalras, who was slain at the battle of Goaglra,
Colombia triumphantly publishes Inc
General Davila shortly leaves with thou
sand men, ammunition, artillery and steamers
destined for Rio Hacha, to reinforce the eApeui-
ton under General Castillo
What harm" cries innocent Castro, is there
in all this?'
General Alban added:
Colombia and her government have nothing
to fear from the people of Venezuela, who are
opposed TO and strongly condemn Castros
aggressive policy.
The general asserts that the prisoners capt
ured at the battle of Goagira all Venez-
ueans, who said they had been torn from their
homes and forced to fight against Colombia un-
der penalty of being dubbed to death.