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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-20
Attitude of the Republicans.

Tho republicans are saying very little
about the issues of 1896 and their indorse-
neuJ III the democratic platform. In their
campaign literature and on the stump they
are irving to show that while johnson has
ben lighting for cheap street railway fares
on other lines he has been charging high
fares on his own. and that while he has
argued that corporate property was escap-
ing taxation he was himself a tax-dodger.
suits for several hundred Thousand dollars
back taxes pending now against him in the
courts at Cleveland. 1t is well known that
Mayor Johnson was q friend and admrer
of Henry George and advocates his single
tax theory. The republican state commit
tee is addressing letters to him asking him
II he subscribes 10 certain propositions of
this kind as laid down by Mr. George
Mayor Johnson ignores them. but the re-
publican committee is flooding the rural
districts with copies of the letter. intending
10y this to turn the land-owning farmers
against Johnson. Rural Ohio is democrat
l.. and unless the democrats can get their
fan strength there they will have no chance
to carry the state.
Peculiar notions that Mayor Johnson has
been advocating for several years. rather
than state or national matters. have thus
become the issues of the campaign. Sen
atOr Hanna in his brief talks is warning
the laborers of the shops that failure to
continue the republican party in power all
along the line will make uncertain the
present conditions of general employment
sud good wages. His homeIy aphorisms
along this line: Let well enough alone"
We know our business" and Stand pat"
have become catch-words among the cam
III lSn workers.
The most important office to be filled this
y"ar IS secretary of state The republican
nominee Is Lewis G. Laylin Of Norwalk, the
present incumbent The democratic nomi-
nee u Herbert s. Bigelow. a Congregational
preacher of Cincinnati All the candidates
are unobjectionable. and the personnel will
cut small figure in the campaign Bigeiow
and johnson travel together over the state
In the mayors automobile. wagons convey
ing. tent from place to place to use as a
meeting place where the town does not
have sufficiently large hall. There is no
attempt at highfalutin' in this, and the Carl
catures OF the johnson menagerie" travel
Ing over the state are republican misrepre-
sanitation. II is simply a cheap and effective
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
DEMOCRATS OF HAYDEN
Nominate Ticket-Republican Select
 man Advises Them.

Nominate a Ticket-Republican Select
 man Advises Them.
 The democrats of Hamden at their caucus Thursday night to nominate town officers put up the following ticket:
 selectmen-Burton D. Potter. Patrick Nolan.
 Assessor-Patrick Maher.
 Registrar of voters - Andrew Me- Keon.
 Tax collector-John Phelps.
 Grand jurors-Thomas H. Rockford, jr, Homer Futile.
 Constables-Thomas R. O'Connell, J. R. Mcclure, Charles Maley.
 School committee-Herbert E. War ner, Andrew McKeon.
 The democrats were in doubt as to whether they should nominate town treasurer this year. First Selectman Downer, republican, was in the hall and his advice was asked. MT. Downer didn't feel like giving advice in dem ocratic caucus, but he said if some of them would step outside he would ad- wise them. A man went out with MT. Downer and the latter said it wasn't necessary to nominate town treasurer this year, as the present treasurer holds over.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
LITCHFIELD TROLLEY.

Messrs. Hurley and Atwater Secure
 Control-New Haven Stockholders.
 John A. Hurley and Francis Atwater, of Meriden, have secured control of two trolley companies in Lftchfield county. The lines now in their possession are the Watertown-Litchfield road and the Litchfield- Torrington lines.
 The proposed Watertown and Litch- field road extends from Watertown to Litchfield, running through the town of Morris, with a side track to Bantam Lake. The road will be twelve miles in length.
 The Litchffeld and Torrington com pany controls six-nile projected road between these towns. The charter of that company has two years more to run.
 The stockholders of the companies from whom Messrs. Hurley and Atwa- ter obtained the controlling interest are T. H. Mckenzie and John M. McKen- zie, Southington: Wheaton F. Dowd, clerk of court, Litchfield; George T. Ives, Wallingford; George T. Bradley, wholesale coal dealer, New Haven; Vic- tor M. Tyler, son of Morris F. Tyler and James T. Moran, attorney New Haven; Frederick A Betts, New Ha- ven; George P. Ingersoll, attorney, New York; M. B. Cary, democratic candi- date for governor; c. F. Hamlin, South ington, and John H. Wadham, clerk in the cornptroller's office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04

pletiOn of bank reserves have continued in operation during the week while some advantage has been taken in the loan market, of the better conditions resulted from the treasury measures. To-day especially there was some con- spicuous resumption of specula tive ac- tivity on the part of various pools. mo- tably that in Colorado Fuel on the ground that the election ordered by the court will settle the question of control of property, in St. Paul by the same in- terests which caused its recent advance, and in the coalers on the circulation of constant rumors regarding the outcome of the conference at Washington. The higher level of prices thus attained seemed to aggravate the drop when the canard was put out. The fact that the comptroller was present and in consult tation with the secretary of the treas- ury during his visit to New York when his action was taken was lost sight of. The break in prices ran all the way I from one to six points in the active stocks. The market closed with ViO- lent rally in progress caused by the de- nials of the story. To-morroW's bank statement will contain an additional 1 item to show the government deposits | with the banks in order to differeniate the other deposits which 25 per cent. | cash reserve is required. It is supposed that the item of government deposits l will be in the neighborhood of $40,O0O,- GOO, thus reducing the reserve require ment and beneftting the surplus by
 about s10.000 900.
 The heavy demand for exchange to- i day for next Tuesdays steamer showed
 the small prospect of any movement of
 gold this way for the present. The weekly exhibit of the Imperial bank of | Germany showed loss of over S1,0OO- GOO in gold, a loan expansion of over 1 $60,OOO,OO0, and an increased note issue
 of about $75, 100000, thus bearing out the l showing of other European banks of the
 heavy requirements upon foreign money
 markets. The bond market was steady, except
 for the furry in the last hour of the
 market Total sales par value $4,965,OO0. 1 U. S. bonds were all unchanged on the
 last call.
 Closing Prices.
 Following are the closing prices reported
 hy Prince & Whiteiy. Bankers and Brokers,
 b2 Broadway. New York. and 15 Center st., 1 Nev Haven, Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
CAPTAIN NORTON IGNORED.
Rendered a Banquet in Wallingford
 Last Night.

lcLSL 1HISIL-
 Captain Norton, of Company K, Sec ond regiment, of Wallingford, met with 8 most agreeable surprise last evening. He is captain of the Wallingford rifle team which competed so successfully in Hartford on Monday. He was invited to attend banquet last evening to be given at the Hall Avenue hotel and on his arrival found that it was to be giv- en in his honor About twenty sat down to a most sumptuous repast, in- cluding the entire winning team. Af- ter the banquet Captain Norton was presented with a handsome gold badge, which was authorized by the state. Captain Norton has been on the team for eleven years and is an expert rifle shot,
 Among the guests of honor were Col onel sucher and Major Tillson, both of New Haven; Captains Barber and R. 10. Hall, both of whom are now retired, and ex-Sergeant Beach. who was a member of the company for thirty years.
 There were six members of Company K on the Second regiment team that went to Hartford to the brigade rifle shoot on Monday-Captain Norton, Lieutenant Norton, Sergeants Dray, Rushgrove and Ward, and Musician Williams-all of whom were present last evening. Captain Norton was very grateful for the beautiful gift and re- ceptiOu
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
EASTERN CONSOLIDATED OIL GO.

Will soon be producing 50 Fuel Oil monthly addition oil the safest best and most profitable oil
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04

Eftta1trfa1.

Ninety-seven per cent of the mines in the Tombstone Mining District of Arizona hayes been merged into a single Company The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company, Ltd.,-under the supervision of The Development Company of America.
 These mines have produced from the surface to an average depth of 800 feet over $3o,ooo,ooo. Twenty-four hundred feet of still richer deposits remain to be mined, as demonstrated by the reports of such eminent mining engineers as Prof. John A. Church, Wm. A. Parish, Prof. w. P. Blake and w. F. Staunton.
 We offer, at par, in denomi- nationsat to suit the purchaser, $3,ooo,ooo, of 6 per cent Special Contract Bonds of The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company, Ltd, accompanied by a like amount of Capital Stock. Bonds are to perfect purchase, equip and further develop the properties.
 The Consolidated Company should earn operating expenses, interest charges, retire the Bonds in four years and pay 4$ on the Capital Stock during the retire ment period. Under less favor able conditions these properties have earned as high as $25o,ooo, net, per month.
 For full particulars address AMERICAN FINANCE AND SECURITIES COMPANY, r3-21 Park Row, New York. or E. R. HANSON, New Haven Representa- tive, First National Bank Building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
Esfmatrcia1.
THE STOCK MARKET.
False Report That shaw's Action Had

New York, Oct. 3-The principal news
 in to-day's stock market turned out not to be true, but the false report was eff
 fective in breaking the market and
 throwing it instantly into a state of wild confusion. The report which was circulated immediately after 2 o'clock that the comptroller of the currency had overruled the decision of the secre- tary of the treasury to release cash re- serve held by the banks against govern ment deposits, offered a dire prospect to speculators. Such a decision would throw the money market situation back into as strained a condition as that which threatened panic last Monday.
 The situation in fact would have been worse, inasmuch as the forces of de-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
Fortunes Are Made in Oil.

Fuel Oil makes steam one-third faster than coal and occupies far less space.
 300 TONS OF FUEL OIL CAN BE PUMPED INTO A sTEAMER'SSU SUP PLY TANKS IN AN HOUR. THE OIL CAN BE CARRIED INSTEAD OF WATER BALLAST. ..s ,t.t
 The Spreckels liner Enterprise took two days for coaling. When she was changed to an oil burner she took on her supply of fuel oil in 6 hours. ',
 ON THE TORPEDO BOATS RoD- GERS AND sWIN TT WAS FOUND THAT TT REQUIRED 59 MINUTES TO RAISE 85 POUNDS OF STEAM WHEN BURNING OILAS AGAINST ONE HOUR AN r MINUTES WITH COAL.
 It is significant that J. Pierpont Mor- gan has selected California as them profitable field in which to invest mill ions of capital and develop the Fuel Oil Industry. It is safe to follow his lead.
 THE SPACE ON LA LORRAINE FOR COAL IS 171.000 CUBIC FEET. THE SAME AMOUNT OF FUEL IN OIL WOULD OCCUPY 9,20O CUBIC FEET. IF OIL WE'RE CARRIED IN THE BALLAST TANKS 100000 CUBIC FEET MORE WOULD BE SAVED. ,. F., What dividends do you suppose this company will pay when it's 21,O00 acres of rich oil lands are fully developed? The Kern River tract alone will be able to pay the present dividends when the ten new wells come in. &4
 THE EASTERN CONSOLIDATED OIL co. WILL BE ABLE TO SUP PLY BOTH ENDS OF THE OIL MARKET. HIGH GRADE ILLU- MINATING OIL FROM ITS 104 OIL WELLS IN OHIO AND FUEL OH. FOR THE PACIFIC COAST TRADE FROM ITS KERN RIVER AND SAN "A BARBARA OIL TRACTS. THE RICHEST OIL PROPOSITION IN AMERICA.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
A Revolution in Oil Industry.

Three large railway systems in England use fuel oil on locomotives instea of coal.
 $50 PASSENGER STEAMERS ON THE CASPIAN SEA AND VOLGA RIVER ARE USING PETROLEUM OIL EXCLUSIVELY AS FUEL.
 Experts can calculate the extent of the coal deposits in length, breadth and thickness, but not of oil--Brook- lyn Citizen.
 THE STEAMER. PASADENA PLY ING ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST, HAS BURNED NOTHING BUT FUEL OIL SINCE 1887. NOW HUN DREDS OF PACIFIC STEAMERS USE FUEL OIL.
 The FurnesS line is making eXperi- ments with fuel oil, which, if satisfac- tory, will result in the equipping of 125 steamers for burning fuel oil.
 THE STEAMER MARIPOSA, BURNING OIL AS A U. S. NAVY EXPERIMENT GAINED A WHOLE
 DAY ON HER TRIP BETWEEN
 SAN FRANCISCO AND TAHITI, AND ttEDUCEjb HEN COMPLE-
 MENT OF MEN FROM S1 TO 55 MEN. :j
 Fuel oil on locomotives saves about 40 per cent. per mile. 1250 pounds of oil will do the work of ton of coal 2O0O pounds-and then there are neitIl- CT cinders, clinkers nor dirt, which add greatly to the comfort of the pas sengers. @%j
 INOCEAN STEAMERS OIL SAVES 27 PER CENT AS AGAINST THE EXPENSE OFHCOAL. IT TAKES 21 TONS OF, COAL TO ACCOMPLISH THE WORK OF 13 TONS OF OIL. THE SAVING IN FIREMEN IS AS ONE TO FIVE. THE COST OF FUEL OIL IS ABOUT s PER TON. $100 invested now in Eastern Con- solidated Oil Co, will mean $200 when the stock goes to par on or before Jan. 1, to say nothing of the rich dividends. Now is the time to lay the foundation of competence with modest invest ment!
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04
NASH FOR. SENATOR.

stratford, Oct. 3.-The republicans of ;he Thirteenth senatorial district in convention to-day nominated Lloyd Nash, of Westport, for senator by &C., clanlation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04

Following are the closing prices reported hy Prince & Whitely, Bankers and Brokers, b2 Broadway. New York. and 15 Center st., Nev Haven, Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04

The annual meeting of the Kings Daughters of West Haven will be held this afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. build ing on Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-04

ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
 The chief astronomical event of De- tober is the total eclipse of the moon, which will occur on the night of the 16th-17th.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-05

sulds ~ o. msihaf aHIF Ntef ia
iHHn in nisiaifs in aDNtHnilnH fHi lnh.
Ul furds. Rta uHhUf thf uhf rHfi -
co., rafpHifatiaH ~ ffHu1
nn 81 iiat1 ffiufn frlW f1H fran.
D.fUa. u.fniiHf ll iHN thr uu, fnof
after an Interview Nlth hm. made o
demand un NJ uufa to make Hn o..
ruuniur fn the Pubic works D part
ment ~ 5000 rDcrlNpd by him from y
H Davies A ro ln April iso2 fnf im.
trutlnr certain streets ln 1910. ana
also certain other moneys received by
him Tor land salrs that had not been
accounted Tor at the Public works De-
paftmcnt
ON October 25th. 1902 Mr Boyd made
three deposits In the Superintendent or
Public Works office. one n 5000 Oba-
vies q 60. money!. one Of '2.ss5. also
one 81 f23i3s
The amount 81 s.. ss5 was made up as
follows: one item OF $500 which was
redited 20 land sales as having been
received from Mrs Rose on the 3lst
day Of April 1901. The actual amount
paid In was 1850. There is no entry Of
the $50 in any OF the books. The bal
ance. ,l.l95. was for receipts from sales
Of lots on Tantalus. together with in
tcrest on the deferred payments, from
purchasers. The dates Of the patents
Of the Tantalus lots are:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-05

Secretary shaw ~ ihs Treasure b..
parimeui was unable 20 present %
President Roosevelt In time fof in.
corporation In the annual message d
recommendation tor tue enactment IN.
90 law ~ the coinage bin. However.
there II good pfusptct for The passage
~ that bill ln the house this winter.
II Is altogether probable that there
VIII be a call of committees In the
house early In the session and chair
man Soithard can easily call the coin
age bill up then and q majority vote
would suffice TO carry II.
For several days II has been assured
that Uncle Joe" Cannon Of Illinois
will be the speaker of the next House.
The opposition has been rapidly fad
ing away and Mr.. Cannon will have the
place unanimously. That is a subject
for some qualification on the part OF
Hawaii. as Uncle Joe" is the friend
OF the Territory. has visited out there,
and has some idea OF conditions. He
will not, however, succeed to his office
for year yet.
HOTEL MANAGER LAKE.
Mr.. H. w. Lake, of Honolulu, was
here few days since, guest at the
New Willard Hotel, now the finest ho-
tel in the Capital, but left early in
the week. There will be opened next
May in Honolulu" said he. "a mag
nificent modern hotel, which will rep
resent an investment of S1.750 600. AS
| will have the post of manager of this
esta adjustment, | have come to the
states to look over some of the finest
of the hostelries in the big cities and
get definite ideas as to the modes of
operating them. Our new hotel is to
be built and equipped without thought
OF expense. Its owner is Mr.. AleXan-
der Young, a rich Scotchman who
has made large fortune in the man
ufacturing business and who has
planned this more as a monument than
as a money-making proposition. 1t
will be six stories high, steel construc-
ton, with marble interior, roof gar
den, and its own light and waterworks.
The large number of high-class peo-
pie who come to Hawaii, not only from
the United States, but the Orient, is
sufficient guarantee that the enterprise
will be a financial success.
Hawaii will for all time the most
attractive of our governments outly-
ing possessions. 1t is well worth the
most favorable attention of Congress
and the Executive, and our special
needs should be studied if any interest
is taken in the welfare of the Islands.
Right now our only difficulty is the
scarcity of labor. The best laborers
we can get are the Chinese. but because
Of their exclusion the planters on the
sugar estates are seriously embarrass-
ed. II at the coming session of Con-
gress we can get some relief along
this line the Island Territory will soon
reach high pitch Of prosperity"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood are
in New York this week attending the
horseshow, and are guests at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
ERNEST G.. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-05
WHAT Is A COUGH?

a spasmodic effort to expel the mucus
from the bronchial tubes. A cold causes
more abundant secretion of mucus,
and when the lungs and bronchial
tubes are innamed, they are extremely
sensitive to the irritation. Unless care
is taken, the cold may result in pneu
monia. which is swift and deadly. If
the cold is a lingering one, the more
leisurely but equally fatal consumption
may set in. Do not neglect a cold or
cough. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t always cures and cures
quickly. All dealers and druggists sells
it. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-05

The land office, in the effort to probe
frauds, has held up timber and stone
entries in California, Oregon and Wash
N OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-05
Payments. Interest
sI1s5.OO s23l3s

it viii be observed that the above
payments extend over period Of time
from November, 1897. to February. 1902,
but were not turned into the Treasury
until October p, 1902. after the Gov
ernor had made a demand on him for
tine same.
The following items are for land sales
which have not beer accounted for on
the books OF the Public Works Depart
ment. and for which Mr.. Boyd has been
indicted By the Grand Jury:
June 80 1893: deed: j. ID. Holt.
Jr., an entry appears in j. II.
Boyd's memorandum sales
book, nage 62. to-wit: June
1899. J. d. Holt. in full".....si, 10000
It seems evident that $500
had been scratched and alter
ed to 1900
Balance ......................sl 10000
Sept. Is. 1860; deed; f.. :. Ly-
man, 4 al. ....................t $4,000
Apr. 20. 1901; deed Mary a. $.
Rose. 1850 ....... ............ 5000
Entry in j. II. Boyd's sales
book, page ~, oct. 25. 1902,
Mary -. Rose. in full. 1907
June 10. 1901: deed; Il. $. Cunha 10000
March 49, 1902; deed: Honolulu
Clay 60. ....... ............... 200. 90
Mar. "a, 1902; Pat. No. 1857, DR..
Chas. B. Cooper ............. $4,000
Not accounted for .........Si, 5000
y,ur o,r,,,,,t,,.. t,,or,,t,,,,1 NJ
R,,.d a., ,ooard a., ...,,t, ,,,,,, s.,,,,r,, ,,t,,
~, cont, IT, no a,,,iana,ta, 80 ~
n ua,t ~ "''''s.,,1, ehor,ao,o D' a, zoo
Norv Rosa sbcr,a9e 70
T' .,, ~
nrlshI 'h''i clerh' the ioiio"ihs
s'io' ''ss''
u. > Cunha ..........,........,... 800
Honolulu Clay co. ....",..... 200
~ - - ''"P'i ''''''''''''''''' h"'V
Mr.. Sullman, clerk In the Public
works Department, says he saw Mr..
Boyd CIV" the Charles B. Cooper check
Tor S'bop to u. II. wright. Mr.. Wright
denied TO your committee having re-
celNed from Mr.. Boyd the three above
amounts.
We find the following shortages in
the Department books, chargeable TO
b. II. Wright, chief clerk:
1902 Au,ust r.cairt, siaosE7
Paid Treasury Account
a., ooo oo
80.
TO ba accounted ,,r
August ta.o. -
Sent Ia 9 i,oIrdin,,
receipts 90 co7 %
I paid Tr.osury Accnnnt
U
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-17
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