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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-13
SAME POWER AS
DISTRICT COURTS
Judge Robinson Holds That In
dictments Can Be Returned
for Misdemeanor.

| Judge Robinson yesterday overruled
! the motion of defendant in the case of
Charles Malaia, charged with assault,
to quash the indictment on the ground
that the grand jury had no power to
indict for misdemeanor. The court
held that the circuit judges have the
! same power as the district magistrate,
| and consequently the grand jury had
a right to indict. The jury, however.
returned a verdict of acquittal. after
coming into court once and reporting
disagreement. Further instructions
were asked as to assault, and the court
instructed that an attempt at rape
was not necessarily assault.
Malaia still has three charges hang
| Ing over him.
SUPREME COURT.
In Supreme Court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were heard: Territory VS..
Joseph Castro. L. Armitage VS.. Z. F.
Bishop, administrator, and Mary S.
Keanu VS.. Kaohi
COURT NOTES.
An amendment to the Supreme Court
rule regarding transcripts of evidence
was made yesterday, requiring that
note of the date of furnishing trans
script be noted. The transcript need
not be furnished by the stenographer
until he is paid for IL, and must be
case.
Herbert G. Middleditch has made APP
plcation for license to practice law
In the district courts.
The annual accounts OF w. o. Smith.
I~trustee of the estate OF Achi X. Akau.
were filed yesterday. The receipts
were S1.1O0: disbursements, S1.061-75.
The annual accounts of w. o. Smith,
guardian OF the estate of Bill Bray,
minor. were filed yesterday. A balance
on hand for the year is shown to be
$3.50. so.
The inventory of the estate of Maria
L. Hoffman was filed yesterday. show
ing personal property amounting to
$4l. OH so. and real estate valued at
1000.
written decision denying the petition Of
Gladys Fisher. a minor, for permission
to assign her interest in the life insur-
ance policies OF her father. VIII L.
Fisher. to him.
j. Fukushima has sued Morihiro for
g. 000 damages for malicious prosecu-
ton.
The Ralston Iron Works has given
notice of materialman's lien for $S05.91,
against j. l.. Mendonca and Hawaiian
Iron Fence and Monumental Company.
Judge Gear yesterday cancelled the
the defendant was arrested and
brought into court. The bond was al
lowed to stand until today, and Hall
ordered to get n new surety.
The following material and labor
liens were filed against the Kona Sugar
Company yesterday: a. Esser, 1855;
Joseph Kasick, Si74; NJ @. Norris,
s44.S5; Charles Cowan, s117.50; S. ].
Stewart. 1888; Frank Guard. 1898. 30; W.
C. J. Ottman, 1898. so; c. d. Ray, S2s5;
Thomas Mcmillan, s173 30; ]. Phillips,
1915.
The annual accounts of the trustees
of the E. p. Bishop Museum were filed
yesterday for the year ending October
IL, 1901, showing receipts of S229. 092. 81,
and expenditures of s19S. 410. 10. leaving
q balance of SS0.6S2 .0S. The inventory
shows more OF the tabooed bonds. in
Oahu Sugar Company-S50,0 600. The en-
tire personal property and real estate
Is valued at $4O9, 156. 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-13

Influence is always more or less prev
alent at this season of the year This
disease is very similar TO a severe cold
and If allowed to take its course is La
bic to cause severe results. The best
treatment for influenza is to avoid eN-
posture and take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. This medicine gives jmme-
date relief. and If used as directed. will
ward off all dangerous consequences.
1t leaves the system IN a natural and
healthy condition. It always cures and
cures quickly. Benson. Smith s, Co.
Ltd, wholesale agents. sell It.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
FIFTEEN KILLED.
Several Of Those Har, In the Tunnel Col
listen May die.

iision May DIE.
New York. Jan. 9--In the wreck In
New York Central railroad tunnel that
burrows under Park avenue this city,
Is passengers were killed and twice
that number injured. A dozen OF the
latter were seriously hurt and the ros'
ter OF the dead may be extended.
Almost a riot was caused at police
station by the arrest Of man giving
his name as John Maloney. accused by
Coroner Scholler OF attempting TO rob
the bodies Of the dead as they lay In
tue station house.
When he was taken before the ser
geant at the desk the friends and rela
tives OF some OF the dead fere so in.
cnsed that they made several attempts
to get at him. shouting "He ought 10
be lynehed."
you ought to be burned in oil" said
t-e sergeant to Maloney. You the
the meanest criminal ever saw. Take
HIM away quick"
Maloney was taken 10 a cell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
United IrI.h L..rn. M,,tInr.

Dublin. Jan. 9.-The national conven.
ton Of the United Irish league. which
opened here Wednesday under the
presidency Of John Redmond was so
largely attended that the spacious ro-
tunda was filled 10 overlooking. Mr..
Redmond's opening speech was largely
statistical. lie pledged his word that
there were 1880 live and paying
branches. and asserted that II the
league movement was made danger
Gus by its enemies more help would
be forthcoming from the United States
Resolutions were adopted denounclng
the war and farm burning in South Az.
rlca and condeming the land laws Of
Ireland. William Redmond blamed the
police and agents OF the crown for
crime In ireland.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
NEW JERSEYS FEES.
what the state Received from BiE Cor.
parntinus Last Year

what the state Received from Big Cor
pnrntinns Last Year
New York. Jan 9-There was
great Increase In the capitalization and
in fees collected from corporations in
New Jersey last year over the number
Of companies Incorporated and the
amount collected from the same source
in 1900. There were filed last year the
certificates OF 2Sl6 large and small cor
porations. one-tenth being more than
81 900. 900 and 70 more than $1,000 900.
The total capitalization was si.77a.-
10000. The fees received by tho
state were s6sL429. In the last two
years 5Os1 corporations have been
brought into existence In New Jersey.
with a combined capitalization OF &c..
$4,000 s5. the fees received by the
state from which amounted to Sl.025,.
27l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
NEWS FROM AUSTIN.
sapr.@s Court Decide. for Kills Csanti
In Thompson Zee Case


Austin. Tex. Jan. 9.-As result OF
the meeting at Dallas OF the Texas
Worlds Fair commissioners. the artl-
Giles Of incorporation OF the Texas
Worlds Fair Commissioners OF Dallas,
has been filed. There Is no capital
stock The purpose Ia 20 collect and
prepare data and a proper exhibit for
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
The supreme court has granted the
motion for n rehearlng In the case OF
Ellis County vs. 7. r. Thompson. ex-
county clerk Of Ellis county. aud a
judgment was entered for the plaintiff
In error. Ellis county. for siSi.S7. The
court sustained the former decision as
20 the general construction fee BILL but
the amount for which judgment was
rendered was chenged slightly. There
was a sllrht reduction In the amount
awarded Ellis county. aud on which
point the rChearlng was granted, but
no change In the general opinion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Private Pensions Will Re Closely
Scrulinized BY Senate.
THE CANAL DEBATE.


Washington. Jan. s.-During consid-
Grafton by the senate Wednesday OF
private pension legislation some I'M
portant statements we're made by Mr..
Gallinger. chairman OF the committee
on pensions. In respect 60 regulations
adopted by the committee TO govern II
in consideration of private pension
! bills. He announced that none but ALB
solutely merltorious cases would DO
presented TO the senate for Ms consid-
Grafton. and that the closest scrutiny
would be given by the committee 70
every bill introduced. lie said that
no pension exceeding $50 a month
would be recommended BY the COM
mittes for the widow OF a general Of
neer. and that pensions for che widows
OF other officers would be scaled down
proportionately.
At the conclusion OF the routine bus
mess on the calendar were called and
the following passed:
Extending to the SUPPORT OF Sumas.
Wash. the privileges OF the Immediate
transportation OF dutlable merchandise
without appraisement
Authorizing the Southern Missouri
and Arkansas Railroad company TO
build a bridge across the Current river
in Arkansas.
Providing for the refunding OF s6l2,-
572 to the republic OF Mexico. fraudu-
lently collected In the Well and Laabra
claims.
Granting permission to several
United States army officers TO accept
decorations from foreign countries.
The debate on the Nlcaraguan canal
bill in the house developed sentiment
In favor OF giving consideration 10
the recent offer OF the Panama Canal
company to sell It's franchises and
property for $40, 900. 900. this sentiment
taking the form OF advocating the Nor
ris amendment TO empower the presi-
dent TO select the latter route II the
canal commission. upon considering
the company's offer, recommend II. and
the required concessions can be OBJ
tained from Colombia.
OF sixteen members who spoke. nine
favored the Morris amendment
The speakers were Messrs. Shackle-
ford OF Missouri. Parker OF New Jer-
sey. Lowering OF Massachusetts,. Nor
ris OF Minnesota, Burton OF Ohio. Hin
OF Connecticut. Bromwell OF Ohio, Gil
lett OF Mississippi and Llttleheld OF
Maine. Ia favor OF the Morris amend
ment. and Messrs. Burgess OF Texas.
Bell OF Colorado. COoney OF Missouri,
Cummings OF New York. Gibson OF
Tennessee and Lacey OF Iowa, for the
bill In It's present form.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
wooTEN's FIRST SPEECH.
To Make. ~ on Canal aud Covers Him
self wth Giory.

To Make. ~ on Canal aud Covers Him
self Win Glory.
Washington. Jan. 9.-Congressman
Dudley G. wooten Jumped into the are
ma today and delivered his maiden
en- speech In congress. Mr.. wooten's
speech was in advocacy Of the Nicara-
qua canal bill. Mr.. wooten advocated
the passdge OF the bill without amend.
ment or the consideration OF the Offer
OF the Panama canal people. He said
that offer and all the amendments 10
the bill were but tactics on the opposL
ton TO the construction OF the canal
aud Intended only to delay the consum'
nation Of the greatest commercial pro
ject OF the age. His eloqueuce and his
logic we're a revelation TO some OF the
old ones here. and a delight to his
friends. Mr.. Wooten had only ton
minutes. but his time was extended
ten minutes more by the unanimous
consent OF the house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10

the white mans burden has I" b.
borne unsided." H traces ths
struggles of the South and its col
leges and how heroically they hay'
met them, and says:
While Northern and Western
institutions have been endowed
with prodigal muniiicence. and
negro schools have received from
the national government and eccle-
sisstical bodies and individual
benefactors many millions, tht
South has received from beyond
Mason and Dixon's line not proba
bly, all told 81 100000, after sub
tracing the noble Vanderbilt gift
where a southern woman is sup.
posed to have had some healthful
influence.
II may not be in order to com
plain Of the failure Of philsnthro'
pists to contribute Of their hoard
10 necessities of the South, which
some Of them have doubtless
done much to bring about, bu,
there is much force in the sugges-
ton that the party by which tn
negroes were liberated and turned
Iuto the voting booths has made 1t
a point TO leave the burden of ne
gro education upon the very man
against whom they have employed
the negro voter. This is not all.
The Southern taxpayer has con
tributed in proportion to the bene-
fits coming to him more pension
money than the citizen Of other
parts OF the country. Little or
none Of such money has come back
to him. He has had protection"
on nothing, and has paid duties or
the equivalent Of duties on almost
everything he has bought.
Considering the results of the
war, the extraordinary bur
dens and penalties that came
of il, the merciless rules of recon-
struction, the one.sided politics Of
the Republican party since the war
closed, and then noting the injus-
tice to which DR.. Curry refers, it is
quite safe to assert that France
paid TO Germany q light penalty
when compared TO the penalty the
people of the South have been re-
quired to pay to the other half Of
common country. 1t is doubtful
whether there is TO- be found a
more outrageous instsnce Of injus-
tice in the history Of the past GEN.
tury.-Galveston News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
nEAyY BuRprNs OF rHF SOUTH

- Says the Nashville American,
[he South's burden in educating
from meager funds-made more
eager by interest on debts con-
trasted by robbers of reconstruc-
ton days-its own children, as well
as the negroes, practically unaided
by the money of philanthropists
which has given the educational
institutions in the North and West
so much force in educating free of
charge willing youth, is ably set
forth by DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry in an
article tae has prepared on "What
tb<esOuth Has Done for the South. 1"
DR.. Curry brings out among others
these points:
From 1870 to 1901, Sl20,0Oo,000
was spent on the negro by the
Southern States.
That the white people in the
South pay S92 in every 800 Of the
revenue for school purposes.
That in 1899 in Virginia, as an
example, the whites paid LOO, 900
! OF taxes, the negroes $4,000.
That the value Of property in two
of the Southern States where the
rolls are kept separate il, in North
Carolina, whites S2l2, 100000, ne
groes S9,000,O0O, and in Georgia,
whites 1914 100000, negroes S14,-
100000
Dr.. Curry says: with profuse
haod Congress has appropriated
money and sent teachers to Alaska,
Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philip
pines, but in the Southern States
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
master genera.
rr..,a..,l.l App.ln,m..,..

Washington. Jan. s.-The president
sent the following nominations to the
senate:
Collector OF customs. district Pearl
River. Mississippi, VIM. +. Swan. OF
Mississippi.
United States attorney. southern dis-
tTict. mississippi, Robert c. Lee OF
Mississippi.
Secretary OF the Territory Of Okla
homa. William Grimes. OF Oklahoma.
United States marshal. southern dis
trlct. Mississippi. Edgar 5. Wilson OF
Mississippi.
sac-Fox agency. oklahoma. Ross
Cuftin.
Receiver Of public moneys. Isaiah
T. Montgomery at Jackson, Mlssis-
sippl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
HELEN GOULD COMING.
she wan show Eight Young Women
Some Texas cities.

New York. Jan. 9-Mlss Helen
Gould will start today on a six
weeks pleasure trip through the west
and southwest Miss Gould says that
she Is going 10 make a tour OF the big
cities with eight young women and
that ST. Louis would be their FIRST
stopping place. From 81. Louis they
will go TO Kansas City and thence TO
Galveston. where they will spend some
days looking over the work OF remod-
cling the city that was annlhilated by
tidal wave. From Galveston Miss
Gould and her friends will go TO Hous-
ton. Los Angeles and San Francisco.
On the return journey east they will
visit some OF the larger cities. includ-
ing Chicago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
Money Due wlehI,. rndI.n.

Washington. Jan. 9.-The secretary
OF the interior has asked through the
secretary Of the treasury for an APP
preparation Of s99.5li TO pay the de-
cree OF the court OF claims In favor OF
the Wichita and affiliated bands OF In
dions fixing the price 10 be paid them
for certain lands coded 10 the United
States These lands. amounting 70
1901 acres. were set apart for the use
Of the common schools, university.
normal schools and public buildings OF
Oklahoma
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
Assaulted by Robbers.

Fort Worth. Tex. Jan 9.-Charles
I. Dickinson. a prominent real estate
dealer. was found early this morn.
ing lying on the floor OF the hallway
OF his business place. unconscious.
Late Wednesday night he closed a
deal with a party in Jack county and
accepted in payment nearly $500. He
started home and was sandbagged by
two men. who got 1850 of the money.
Dickinson lay on the floor all night
He is badly injured in the back Of the
head. where he was evidently struck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
LOCATING COMMITTEE
OF the Girls Industrial School VIII
Visit Bryan and College
Next Week.

On next Tuesday, December IA,
the committee to locate the Girls
Industrial school will visit the A.
& NJ. college on its tour of inspec-
ton. The committee from the
Bryan Business league, who have
in charge the matter Of securing
the location Of this school, desire
that as many as possible of the rep
resentative citizens of Bryan should
meet this locating committee at the
college and assist the faculty and
officers of the college in showing
them all due courtesies. The Bryan
committee will endeavor to have
Mr.. Trice place a special train at
their disnosal for bringing the
committee to the city in the after.
noon.
Att O'Clock in the evening the
visitors will be given an elegant
supper al the home of Major l.. l..
McInnis, and from 9 to LA general
reception will be held at the same
place, and the citizens generally
will call and pay their respects to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
MAY YET BE CURED.
Violet Ray Treatment Improving the
Health Of DR.. Richardson.

New York. Jan. As a last resort.
DR.. John p. Richardson OF Brooklyn.
who Is a sufferer from cancer for many
years. and whose life is despalred Of.
Is submitting 10 a test Of the newly
discovered violet ray treatment. The
physicians had Informed him that his
case was hopeless and that he might
die at any moment He then deter.
mined 10 try the new treatment. A vi.
olet ray machine was installed IN the
house. and every fair day the rays
were concentrated and projected down
DR.. Richardson's throat After several
months Of treatment II Is declared that
his condition is so much improved that
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
Tn. Franchise Granted.

Waxahachie. Tex. Jan. 9.-At the
meeting Of tho city council an ordl.
nance was adopted granting a fran.
chise to A. T. ByRrs and associates TO
enter and operate a trolley line in this
city. being the Vaxahachie terminus
OF the projected Waxahachie and En-.
mis- trolley line.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
mn to R.p., Churches.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Public lands
committee Of the house met Wednes-
day and Mr.. Flynn presented his bill
10 refund TO the churches Of Oklahoma
the money paid for their building lots.
Action on the bill was withheld until
the views OF the secretary OF the in
terror could be obtained.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
Frisco. New Freight Depot

Fort Worth. Tex. Jan. s.-The Fris
co Railway company has let the con
tract for it's new freight house here.
Il is to be a 2-story pressed hdck stru5<
ture 4Ox20O feet with a shed NfgJy
feet, and will cost about $4,000. ION
to be located on railroad avenue. be
tween Jennings avenue and Hemphill
street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
Cuban RseIpreeIlr u..rInr

Washington. Jan. 9.-The ways and
means committee has fixed Jan. IS as
the time for beginning hearings on Gu.
ban reciprocity. and Il was the prevail
ing view that the hearings should not
extend beyond Feb. l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
New Executive. Department.

Washington. Jan. 9.-The senate
committee on commerce has author
ized a favorable report on Senator Nell
sons bill for the creation OF executive
department OF the government 10 be
known As the department OF commerce..
Fell into BoiIiag soap.
Cleburne. Tex. Jan. 9.-Nlna Mamie
Long, the 7-year-old daughter OF A. z
Long. Of this city was badly burned by
falling into a pot OF boiling soap. The
victim Is in a critical condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10

Washington. Jan. 9.-The senate In
executive session confirmed the nomi-
nation OF l.. NJ. Shaw. secretary OF the
treasury. and Henry G. PAYNE. post
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10

Miner. s,iiI Entomb.d.

Negaunee. Mich, Jan. 9.-The situa
tion Is practically unchanged at the
Neguanee mine. where several men
are entombed. Oficials OF the mine
nov tay there are at least 10 men, and
DO u. under ground.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10

Washington. Jan. 9-The senate
committee on postofhces has author.
lied favorable report upon the nomina-
ton OF Hon. II. c. Payne as postmas-
ter general.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10
Election Of officers.

| L.. =. Ross chapt'f, 4. -. -, bTyah
Texas, was held o. Friday, Januar
2, 1902, resulting 10, ,OliDws: Mrs. W
A. Banks, president; Mrs. Doremus
LIST vice president; Mrs Connell Pm
vice president; Mr.. Anderson, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. j. ID.
West, recording secretary; Mrs. De-
Maret, treasurer; Mr.. Dr. Howe
registrar; Mrs. W >. Wilson, mu
steal director; MI,, Stoddard, his
torian.
The committee hustling after fair
stock has paced la Two days abou
$500 Of the 5000 uf stock remaining
after the recent Central Texas fair.
They have met with great encOur
agement, aud feel assured that all
the stock will be taken at once and
that the fair this fail will be far
ahead of the first one, which, IL will
be remembered, was an unqualified
success, and exceeded all expecta-
tions. The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF tue G. ntral Texas
fair association will be held at 2:S0
p. IN, at the opera house in Bryan.
Tuesday, Jan. IL, at which time OIL
GERS will doubtless be- elected and ar
rangements begun for the fair this
fall.
Following are some Of the Madison
county people who were IN town
"Wednesday aud Thursday: w. H..
Bates, VIII Keefer, Jake Keefer, W .
l.. Zulch, j. &. BUrts, VIII Burts,
Will Kluck, J. NJ. Denman, o. and
G. II. Denman, Miss Mary Denman,
VIII Denman and Wife, w. II. vii
liams, Ebert Williams, Ed and All
Rice, A. \. Allen, W. ID. Morgan, q.
+. Leonard, Levi Carter, Jerry Chap
man, John Williams, IL. William
son, Walter and Jim Walton, DR.. j.
Zulch, John Bates, J. VI. Park, Joe
Williams, 4. w. and Henry Stevens,
J. q. Adams, Will Rasco, W. L..
Clark.
\ squad Of sixteen convicts passed
through Bryan yesterday, under
guard, On route 10 Falls county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-10

lth --~-...'
the ,,-..o.
bv he citizen died WI
home. .ir III, in eff
will he made locatil
commitlre hol meeti
her nn Wedu. ning.
Il ha- been that a.
committee vii ~ locate
of the school ,..-t bidd,
What il being healthi'
location with degree
patriotism am" 'iz'ns WI
must show a ,.preciali"
OF the school b. ,ls weliar