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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
APPROPRIATE BILL
-
FOR PENSIONS PASSED
Goes Through the House With
Little Debate.
MEASURE CARRIES .$1ss,a47,ooO.

1t Is Practically Identical with the Ap'
preparations Made For the Current
Year and Contains No New Lesisla'
ton.
Washington, Dec, 6.-Immediately
after the reading of the journal the
house today entered on the consideCa,
tion of the pension appropriation bill.
The bin aroused no discussion. Mr..
Barney, of Wisconsin, in charge of the
measure, explained that the appropri'
ations 1t carried aggregating $139,S47s
900, were practically identical with
those for the current year and that II
contained no new legislation. The bill
then was passed without a word Of
comment, exactly 10 minutes having
been consumed in it's consideration.
MIR. Olmstead, of Virginia, presented
the report on the Wagner-Butler con,
tested election case from the twelfth
Missouri district and cave notice that
he would call it up next Wednesday.
The regular order was then demand
This was the London dock charge bill
which came over from the last session
as unfinished business. AS Mr.. Sher
man, of New York, who Is opposed
to the measure, was absent, 1t was
agreed by unanimous consent that the
bill should be taken up on Monday,
and that a vote should be taken at 4:80
o'clock on that day
The house then proceeded with the
call of committees. Bills were passed
to readjust the times for holding court
in the western judicial district of Tex
as. to confer jurisdiction upon the cir
cult court and districts Of South Da
kota in certain Indian cases; to ere
ate new division of the western ju
dicial district Of Missouri.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
GOULD AND HARTMAN FIGHT.
Transcontinental Passenger Traffic
War Nav Ee Preclpitated.

Transcontinental Passenger Traffic
War May 5e Preclpitated.
New Orleans, Dec. "a transcontt
mental passenger traffic war is likely to
be precipitated at New Orleans by
the latest move of the Southern Pa.
cifc railroad in joining in a union
depot plan with the Illinois Central
railroad, cutting out the Louisville
and Nashville crossing. This action,
1t is believed, will result in the Louis.
Vile and Nashville and the Texas and
Pacific Joining in an agreement tt
handle transcontinental traffic. This
will likely be done unless the Louis,
Vile and Nashville is forced to enter
the union depot on Jan I. when tha
Southern Pacific goes in as the Queen
and Crescent is included in the plan.
The fight between the Gould and
Hartman interests is further accen.
tuated by the action of the Southern
Pacific in routing it's business from
New York 10 north Texas via New Or,
leans and the Shreveport and Red
River Valley railroad instead OF the
Texas and Pacific
In furtherance Of its scheme Of col
onization of southwest Louisiana and
Texas the Southern Pacific yesterday.
carried through New Orleans 1900
home seekers, the third large party
of agriculturists recently brought In
to this section by the Scuthern Pacific
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
Statement Of the Banks.

New York, Dec. 6--The statement
70 the averages Of the clearing house
banks for the weeks shows Loans,
1881, ,43700, increase $1,611,000; de.
posits $879,762,600, decrease $1,074,.
200; circulation $45,506, 500, increase
s73,500; legal tenders 67,703, 600, de-.
crease $611, 700; specie $162,165, 700,
decrease $6,219 400; reserve $229.94O,.
400, decrease $6,831, 100; reserve re.
quired $219, $40, $50, decrease $1,01S,.
$50; surplus $9,S73, $50, decrease $5,812,
$50; exiU. s. deposits $2001O,5 500, de.
crease S5.S1S.475
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
GEORGIA LEGiSl-A I UR {.
Coco Cola and Like syrups Are to
Be Taxed $1,000.


Atlanta, Dec. 6.-Very few changes
were made by the house yesterday in
the general tax bill, and only one
radical amendment was adopted. The
bill was almost completed, leaving
but four or five more sections to be
passed upon today.
The most important change in the
bin was the adoption of an amend
ment by DR. Kelly, of Glascock, putting
a tax of $1,000 on the manufacturer
of COCO cola and similar patented
soda fountain syrups, the increase
having been made from $500, the
amount adopted the day before. No
tax was put on bottling works.
The house taxed slot machines $3.50
and So each; midway shows $40 per
week each cigarettes $40; detective
agencies 800; leaving practically
every figure in the bill except the
COCO cola tax, just as it came from
the committee
Another important change made by
the house was the removal of sew
ing machine companies and agents
from exemption from local taxation
which they have heretofore enjoyed
The house voted down an amend,
ment to section s, by Mr.. Darlington
Of Madison, which proposed to make
the tax on all insurance companies
per cent on their gross receipts, in
stead of per cent as 1t is at present,
It was shown that with the agency
tax and the tax on real and personal
property, the insurance companies
were paying more taxes in Georgia
than was the case in many other
states of the union. The section as
adopted requires all insurance conpa
nies to pay a tax OF l per cent on
their gross receipts Mutual co-opera
tive or assessment fre companies are
exempted from this tax Insurance
companies doing a brokerage business
or lending money are required to pay
a tax on their capital employed the
same as individuals. They must also
pay the usual ad valorem tax on all
their real and personal property.
Presidents and general managers Of
all building and loan associations are
required by section as adopted "a
return all the property Of such assoct
ations to tax receivers in their re
spective counties.
All foreign and home fidelity and
guarantee companies are required to
pay a tax Of 1 per cent upon their
gross receipts.
IN the Senate.
Although a strong effort was made
yesterday to have the senate recon.
slider its action Of the previous day
in passing the bill by Senator Cls
ments to continue the present convict
lease system, the upper house, by a
vote of Is to II, declined to recede
from it's action.
The general appropriations bill
| which is now being considered by the
senate committee on appropriations
was read for the second time and
sent back to the committee When
it comes from the committee 1t will
be in shape to be placed upon its
| passage.
So far as this session of the legis
lature is concerned the Australian bal
lot system bill, by Mr.. Kelly, of Glas
cock, is dead.
The senate yesterday morning post
poned action on the measure and
made the bin the special order for
the second day Of the next session OF
the upper house, whether that be in
June or October of 1903.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
Hla Eve Valued a. $4,000.

New York, Dec. 6.-Ten thousand
dollars is the value Of an eye, accord.
ing to q verdict for damages awarded
by a jury in the Brooklyn supreme
court in favor Of Fred H. Dittman.
The plaintiff was employed by an elec.
trical company and was injured by q
broken belt on the machinery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07

Cincinnati, Dec. 6.-The Brunswick
Collender company, manufacturers Of
billiard and pool tables and bar tx.
lures, today gave deed Of trust Of
its properties here and in other cities
to the Union Savings and Trust com
pany Of Cincinnati, for half a million
dollars, to be applied to enlargement
of their establishment in Chicago
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
Exspeaker Reed,a condItlon.

Washington, Dec S. Speaker r.
B. Reeds physicians this morning is.
sued the following bulletin: "Mr.
Reed passed the night without the su.
prevention of alarming symptoms. Ha
slept during the greater part of the
night but was unable to retain nour
ishment satisfactorily Pulse Ss,
temperature s3-5; respiration "a.
(signed) f. A. Gardner, t. L. Mac.
Donald
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07

The meanest kind of sickness is just to be able
- attend to duties and yet not feel equal to the task
THO eternal grind keeps many in the traces who
ouoht to be in bed.
A thorough course of JOhnsOn's Chill and Fever
Tonic would give new lease on life to such people
tones up the the whole digestive apparatus. Puts
.ha Iiver in the best condition possible Gives
splendid appetite. Renews strength and restores
vitality.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
- las-==zA =HAR
III WAlER'S EDGE
STEAMER is BURNED
Saxon Takes Fire at Her Phil
delphia Pier.
DEAD; ONE MISSING.
They Had Entered the Hold to Fight
the Flames, When Vessel Lurched
and They Were Caught by Rush of
Water,

Water.
Philadelphia, Dec. Cone fireman
was drowned, another missing and
two others were taken to a hospital
overcome by smoke as the result of
the fire which broke out on the Bos
ton and Philadelphia Steamship com
pany's Saxon early this morning. The
steamship lies in 20 feet Of water at
the foot of Pine street, burned to the
waters edge.
The dead fireman is William Sc
vile, who went into the hold of the
vessel to fight the flames. Before he
could reach the deck of the Saxon
the vessel gave a lurch and Seville
was caught in the rush of water and
drowned. Another fireman who was
in the hold is missing, and it is fear
ed, too, was drowned All other
fremen have been accounted for.
The fire was not extinguished un-
til o'clock this morning. Divers
are in the hold of the vessel searching
for the bodies of Seville and the
other fireman. 1t is not known how
the fire originated The loss on the
Saxon is about $4,000 She came ia
yesterday afternoon and had discharg-
ed nearly all of her cargo.
She was on a regular line to Phila-
delphia from Providence and Fall Riv-
er; was built in 1862 and had net
tonnage of 938 and a gross tonnage OF
1898 tons.
She was 200 feet long, 80 feet beam
and 181a feet deep. The Saxon was
owned by the Boston and Philadelphia
Steamship company with headquarters
In Boston.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
Ex.senator pavla, MIfe nies-

Washington, Dec. 6.-Mrs. Henry @.
Davis, wife Of the former senator from
West Virginia, and mother-in-law OF
Senator Elkins, died at "Graceland,
her summer home, at Elkins, w. Va.
today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
OFFICE OF J. R. LASSTTER. Eg9 11sa
HENDsoNyILLE, S. G ,

MR.. A. B. GIRARDEAU, Savannah, Ga
DEAR SIR:-Some years ago l operated float
ING saw-m1ll on the Savannah River NV base of
oDerations was being constantly changed, and nv
hands were always exposed to the worst malarial
influences. I Iemployed over one hundred hands,
and the work was conducted as much in water as
out of it. For this reason, in August and Septem-
Der there was great loss of time and business, on
account of sickness among the workers.
Ny attention was then called to Johnsons Chill
and Fever Tonic, and ! determined to give the
medicine a trial. I procured 1t, and those who
were sick were put on this treatment and those who
we're feeling badly were at once given the Tonic.
In short time every one ofthe one hundred hands
was well and reported for duty; and from that time
on used nothing else but Johnson's Tonic, and
never had another case of fever
Yours very truly,
j. R. LASSITER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
For HOLIDAY Adlournnent

Washington, Dec. 6.--Representativ
Payne leader Of the majority, today
introduced a resolution in the house
for holiday adjournment from Dec. 20
to January 6.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
SNAKE CHARMING

Is not a popular occupation. Most
women shrink from the sight Of snake
and would faint at the touch of one.
But these same women run greater risks
than the snake charmer. How many
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-07
SLATED FOR BUCKS PLACE.

Mlkado's Court.
Washington Dec. president
Roosevelt today authorized the official
statement to be made that ha
would nominate John Barrett
Of Oregon to be United States
minister to Japan to fiji the vacancy
caused by the death of Minister AL
fred e. Buck.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

id) bate IGN BON bieixm 3immer
aus idbpn 0fkrs beim Wpnbenideine
sebabt. Daber maHte es uuf mid
ieht feinen Ionberlid5en Gin6rud;
unb fdDn ipolIt ih mid bonn syeniter
abpenben, als i1 cine Wubrne6munq
madte, Die mein hDdites8 8efrem6en err
rsgte.
Sd fab ndmlib beutIi1, pie bic
Sbiir ber Rapelle aufgins unb BON ins
nen Elm menfhlider aopf in Der entz
itanbenenS Seffnuns fidtbar narb, Der,
ipie es mir fbien, einige Gefunben
lang 5u mir beriiber blidte, bann pIDbs
lih fpieber nod iilnen berihnanb, tpoz
raaf aud bic Sbiire tpieber ausins.
rMer nur in alIer WeIt bat 3u bies
Ier 3eft bort 5ni19en ben leeren WGnz
ben ettpas 3u iuden2" fragte ih mid
felbft. rGs fhten ein Mann gu iein.
6olIte er in Der Gapene nGdtigen9
Mber tparum Dfnet er bann mitten il,
ber Naht bic 3biir unb iiebt 1i1 ben
Shurm dng MplIte CT 1ur nod benz
Wetter feben2 Dds 5eisen i1m bie beis
ben anf Der anberen Seite befinbliden
6eniterDffnunsen beutlth senug.
Mabrideinlid) ipollte er Gttpas be-
ginnerr, tpcppn i'm mein Mnblid au>
rid hieIt. Warte nur. Greunb; ibs
tperbe Did bennoh belauern."
SD Iieb ben 8orbana bernieber,
i9lob serudfhpoll, 10 bab Der @dul
bis 3urRapelIe bringen muBte, ,basTenz
iter, Iu1te mein gutesJernrohr, berz
I01mte bie2ampe frat bann an bas an
bere Genfter, Dffnete leiie einen Sliigel
beKelben. aos aber ben 8orbans niht
empor, fonbern besniigte mid, bas
5ernglas stpilhen ben leBteren unb
Bic Gubere umfaFung bes 5enfters su
iteden, 10 baB es BON ba briiben ni6t
bemerft iperben fonnte, ih aber Mlles,
mas bort ettpa geidab, 10 oeutltd ie@
ben mnbte, dls mare i'd On Srt unb
Stele.
Metne gripartung tpurbe nidt se>
tduldt. Nad einisen Msinuten iparb
bic Shiir Der gapelIe abernals, unb
aipar iihtlth nit 0orfibt seDffnet,
unb audi Der Ropf aeiste iidb tpieber.
ND6 einiae Secunben, unb bic Dollz
itGnbise @eitalt zines Mannes err
fdien in Der Seffnung, bas @eii1t
feitnGrts, benz ertpdbnten Sabripege
augeipanbt. Gr blieb auf Der oberen,
Der bor Sem ginsanse befinbltden beis
ben Stufen iteben.
r@eltiam!" murmelte i1. ,gefGnbe
iih ber 6errNetamtstammerz SecretGr
Werner ntht unter ii6erem Derf9lub
in bieiem Sburme, 10 tDnnte ih tpetz
ten. bab ct es ipdre!"
Der Mann trat alsbanlb tpieber in
oas Ounfel Der Rapelle auriid, lisb
aber beren Sbiir bolb offen.
Oas 5ernrobr niht bon benz Muye
laifenb, barrte i9 in erbDbter 9pans
nung Der fommenDen Otnge.
(Sortiebuns folst. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
Giner, oet man niGt aerm (a9.


Sc lit cine numbering berfebrte
Weft, in Der mir leben. ssames 8ilz
ltngton, Der 9enfer bon 9lltenalanb,
itirbt an gebro6enem 9er3en. Gr mar
in bte fAmeralidw Gage sefommen, in
Wtan4eiter einen alien ssreunb NIT
Strtd nnb anebel ins Senieits befDrz
bern gu miifien, unb bat bas nidt perz
iptnben fDnnen. unb er bat in brei=
aebn Sabre larger Mmtsfibruna 3eit
genug unb @elesenbeit in ssiile ae=
babt. iid fentinNntale Hesunaen ab=
ougepObnen.
Der Musbrud Mmtsfiibruns iit nibt
gang ri4tis, benn in bieiem Qanbe ber
0umanitGt unb Gibilifation tperben
siDar mebr 9obesurtbeile ae1proGen
unb bollitredt als in irgenb einem cnz
bern Gulturi itaat, bas Qlmt zines
S6drfri9ters aber eriftirt nicht mebr.
Ni4t BLOT tper Wenfdenblut pergoiz
len, fonbern tper aus etnem Mobn=
baufe @egenit itdnbe i'm Wertbe bon 40
S4iling. aus einem Qaben Waaren
fir 5 S4ining enttpenbet, iper einen
ibn niat sebDrenben 8aum gefallt
ober etren fremben aantnhenbau Be-
ito6len bate, tonnte nod por rs
sSabren in Gnglanb nit benz Sobe Be-
ftrdft tperben. unb nod bente berfGllt
bort ntbt allein Der M0rber unb Der
0o9perrGtber, auh Der 8ranbitifter
in Staatsarfenulen unb <Werftert, ioz
tpie Der SeerGuber BON He1ts tpessn
benz Strid bes Qenfers, unb bas 5riz
tiide Strafre9t fennt bic duf benz
Continent iibli1 milbere 8ebanbluna
Der ainbesmDrberinnen niht.
Die @rnennung eines S9arfrihters
bon Mmts tpesen bat man f1on Dor
langerer 3eit aufseseben. @s ion Der
duberiten 0errobung eines ginaelnen
niht bic amtlihe @anttion ertbeiIt
iperben. ginft tpnrbe Der 9enfer offtz
5ien erndnnt unb in Der Wei1e in fetn
Nmt einsefiibrt, baB ct ihp0ren mug
te, ieben Werurtbeilten obne Mn1eben
Der perfon, pGre es felbit fein eisener
8ater, orbnungsmdbig bom2eben gum
Gobe 5u bringen. Darauf entlieB man
ibn nit ben einem 9taatsbeamten gez
geniiber ipenig eerenoni0fen Morten:
sort nit Dir, 9allunte1 an feline
grau|ige Mrbeit. galcraft fpurbe atpar
1929 nod ernannt, aber fdon nibt
mebr in Der alien Meiie bereibigt. gi1
men umtlihen Nahfolger bat CT, als er
ben 6trid an ben Nagel bdngte, nidbt
erhaIten. Merantiportlih fiir bic ges
febn,dbise Wonftredung Der gobesur<
tbsile iinb bic 5beriffs, bic Oberften
@rnffhnftsbeamten. 6ie t0nnen nit
ber 9inrihtung betrauen, men lie
molten. Da benz feine itaatsbiirserz
li4e Nerpflihtung 3ur llebtrnubme bss
peinliden Iuftrages entipri4t, 10
fdnn fiir ben Gberiff bas dufresenbe
Dilemma entfteben. iiA entpeDer itrufs
fdlig 3n MAIDEN, irbem Der Delinquent
am 2eben bltibt. ober i'm eisenbdnDig
duf5utniipfsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

RaiTer Milbelm ipinfdte feineSllus
mination aur bissidbrigen Geier feines
@eburtstags. Seine lieben gerlintr
iinb aud Obne Examination rbene1
genug.
Gerabt bic Nationen, ipslde am
mtiften aur 3eit iiber Gritbeu auf Grs
ben rtDtn, buuen bic gr0bten Rrisgss|
idiffe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-25
SENATE WILL INVEST |CATE Sci

Dim from the office ~ Superintendent =
Publ. Works
Honolulu =. ~. oct goth i41-
&c., james " Boyd Superintendent "
r.hUH Works. Honolulu T. ~
rH. Your letter Of October 2sth in
reply POO I.Iup of the same date asking
fHr N.lr resignation Of the office NJ
superintendent Of Public Works. iu
which you express the Intention Of roe
Stunning the duties OF such position. has
been received.
For me reasons set forth ln my said
letter aud i'm view Of your expressed
Intentions ~ resumlng the functions Of
superintendent Of Public Works. | here
by by virtue Of the authority In me
vested by law, more particularly by
sections g. and So Of the Organic Act,
suspend you from such office
Very respectfully,
(Signed)' SANFORD b. DOLE.
Further Investigations showed that a
payment by Dr. Charles b. Cooper of
1850 on the 2jth of March last on ac-
count of land taken for street widen
ing in Honolulu. had not been entered
In the books Of the office nor deposited
in the cash. This payment was by
check on Bishop &, Co. to the order of
the Superintendent of Public Works
and was endorsed by Mr.. Boyd This
check had been cashed at the bank I
authorized the arrest of Mr.. Boyd on
the charge of embezzlement for con-
version of this money.
Later / caused the whole matter of
the irregularities so far ascertained in
the Public Works Office to be referred
to the Grand Jury then sitting in Ho-
nolulu.
In addition to the item of 1850 last
mentioned the Deputy Auditor reported
the following shortages making with
the 1859 an aggregate of $ii50 pay
ments for land sales as shown by the
considerations set forth in deeds and
patents which is not accounted for:
June 30th, ls99-Deed. ]. d. Holt, Jr.,
$500 Gan entry appears in the land
sales book, page go, to witt June, 1899,
j. ID. Holt, in full. $500. 1t seems evi-
dent that $500 had been scratched and
altered to $4,000, balance, $500.
Sept 18th, 1gOO.-Deed. f. :. Lyman,
ct al, $3.50.
April Goth, 19Ol.-Deed. Mary A. s.
Rose, 1850. Entry in land sales book,
page y, oct %, 1902, Mary a. Rose. in
fun, $500.
June 10th, 19O1.-Deed. f. S. Cunha,
$500
March 18th. 1902 Deed. Honolulu
Clay Co, 5000.
March oath, 1902 Patent No. 45S7,
DR.. Chas. b. Cooper, $3.50.
Not accounted for, $3.50.
BY reason Of the things referred to
in the foregoing statements. it is my
purpose. by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, to remove Mr..
James II. Boyd from the office of SUI
perintendent of Public Works.
| submit the matter to the Senate
for its constitutional action thereon.
SANFORD Is. DOLE.
Governor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-25
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

Italy has declined oveltures from
the Mullah of Somaliland to enter into
an alliance.
The flour and grain registration du-
ties in England have yielded more than
$4,000 900 revenue.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., has left the
Groton school for Washington in
charge of three physicians.
At last accounts President Roosevelt
was out in a heavy rain near Smedes,
Miss, hunting his second bear.
One hundred letters a minute can be
sent over the new Pacific cable by
means of the Dearlove transmitter.
Lecturers will visit the crowded dis
tricts of New York to inculcate ideas
which will check the spread of tuber-
culosis.
Argentine officials say that American
money will not go to that country UNI
less interest Of 20 or 30 per cent is
paid on it,
Mrs. Harriet Bartlett. widow of Prof.
Bartlett, who, for forty years, was an
instructor at West Point, Is dead at
the age of go
4 radical reduction on the postage
rates on mails 10 the leading CONNER
Cial nations OF Europe is advocated by
Postmaster General Payne.
he SPECIFY tW2-year-olu racer, Acelul'
pt,ohslhs 10 marry Payhe NhiIhey'
wiz De shipped TO england TO nave
special preparation for next years
Derby.
The Grand Duke Michael. the Car
owitz. is likely 10 die He has given
mp the physical exercises which he has
me american 1thiete r / Pbelon.
His Russian physicians say his case Is
hopeless unless the climate Of the
Crimoa should work miracle
Al last accounts President Roosevelt
was out I'm heavy rain near smedes,
Mes, hunting his second bear.
The Rulearnn cabinet has resigned
l"i''l'.nn ,' s',' /" nave s'Tu''a "p-
r. '"", , OUT .'' Ho9 n'' u '',,,u,
w" women. '.'''''H To DC luha'',S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-25
SENATORS
At WORK

Active work In the Investigation ~
the executive departments ~ the gov-
eminent was begun Saturday by sew
eral ul the committees which have such
matters IN charge for the Senate. and
VIII be continued with as great speed as
Us consistent with care. Not a depart
Mtnt OF the government will escape the
searching eye Of the legislators aud
their experts
When the Senate meets at 10 o'clock
this morning there will be before 1t two
important matters. The committee
which was named to wait upon the
Governor, was sent to him again to see
II there were further messages. and 1t
Is understood that it will report that
there Will be communications. bearing
upon other matters, at once. 1t Is also
understood that the President OF the
Senate Will change the committee on
Attorney Generals department by
naming some Senator now in the city
to act as chairman, instead Of Senator
Brown, who did not return i'm the Zea-
landia, but instead sent word that he
would be back in the Ventura. which
is due Wednesday of next week.
During the session Of Saturday after
the resignation of Senator Woods from
lHe COMMITTEE on PUBIC instruction,
Senator Nakapaahu was appointed to
fill the vacancy. A communication from
II G. Austin was read, in which he de-
clared that he had not had trial on
the charges against him, that he believ-
ed there should be no action until he
had been confronted with the charges
and witnesses. with the privilege of
cross examination. and the making of
a defense. He said that he was advised
that in no other way could he be legally
removed from office.
There was some debate, some Sena-
tors holding that the communication
if received, would be a recognition of
Austin as Auditor, but it was finally re-
ferred to the committee on the Audi
tors office. The sending of the COM
mittee, consisting of Senators Baldwin,
Achi and Kalauokalani, to see the gov
ernOr, completed the days business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-25
Notes FROM hllo,

nrnltl llrmfnify aged 49, bias
pleaded guilty 40 a charge of criminal
assault
A laplHrsr Woman who RaH p0lsr
onrd N|ih riuiAIu AudrrNa ana 10 lha
rhIri F|W.H sHainsi DID, Niir has boon
poisoned HHa|H
Ihr 1910 Railroad D. hHIlIInF "A
HHmh IHr nnm rlhnH Stallion lhui
lN Ihr h|I.HF mHr milas ilHanl
nHN lHf IhHlaanNf HTr N.0ifl in
Wn.lil IAn WW Nuifi ~ lhU HrN
H.. HNN 1879 nasINng school