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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-17


Minority report of Dr. j. s. b. Pratt:
/ agree with the supplemental report
of the majority of the committee in re-
gard TO the case of DR.. Oliver, but am
unable TO do so in the case of Mr..
Reynolds. While / consider that he
committed a grave mistake in not re-
moving Mikila, when requested to do
the settlement, 1 do not consider that
his not doing so is sufficient cause to
call for his resignation.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day
OF April. 1902.
(Signed) ]. s. b. PRATT.
Upon motion of f. A. Mott-Smith,
the report was accepted and the rec
concentrations made by the committee
were adopted.
ELECTION OF SUCCESSOR.
The question of a successor to Mr.
Reynolds was then taken up. the super
intendent signifying his Willingness to
step out on May first or earlier if 1T
suited the boards convenience. Appli-
cations for the position were then read
from ]. Z. McVeigh and c. B. Wilson,
and upon motion. the vote was made
OE SCNIcl -nEN IcCciNtu hAS
unanimous vote of the board. He was
for some time connected with the quar-
antine service in Honolulu, and was a
candidate for the position of superin-
tendent at the time Mr.. Reynolds was
elected.
4 committee composed of Drs. Slog-
gett. Moore. Cooper and Pratt. is to de-
eide upon a successor TO DR.. Oliver.
COMMEND MR.. REYNOLDS.
The members OF the board were
unanimous in their expressions OF
praise for Mr.. Reynolds. and a resolu-
ton embodying this feeling was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Dole stated that the duty the
committee had 10 perform was most
d.sagreeable one, but still it had TO be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-17

Boys Wash Pants-a large stock just
opened. in all sizes and qualities. The
price is governed accordingly, but the
best are reasonable.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
BIG STRIKE IN SWITZERLAND.
WOrkmen's Committee Orders a Gem
eraI Cessation of Work.

WOrkmen's Committee Orders a Gem
eral Cessation of Work.
London, Oct. 9. A dispatch to a
news agency from Geneva, Switzer-
land, announces that the workmen's
national committee has decreed a gen
eral strike throughout Switzerland in
sympathy with the strike of the street
car employees here. Troops are held
in readiness to deal with any disorder.
After the strike had been declared by
the wOrEmen's national committee the
latter placarded the streets with an
appeal to all workmen to leave theiI
work and announced that before de-
claring the strike the committee made
a last appeal to the street car company,
which refused to receive it's delegates.
Two additional battalions of infantry
and detachment of artillery have
been ordered to be held in readiness fol
eventualities. Toward noon in conSe,
queuce of the threatening attitude OF
the strikers the authorities ordered all
the street cars to return to their depots
Detachments of cavalry and gen
darmes are guarding the gas and wa
ter works
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
WHO ARE THE ANARCHISTS

That there is spirit of unrest,
even of anarchy, among the for
eigners who are denied the right to
work so long as they band together
for mutual benefit and protection can
not be denied; and this is one reason
why the citizen shudders as he thinks
of the possible outcome of this con-
fict between labor and capital
But the spirit of anarchy is not con-
fined to this element it is manifest
in the attitude, in the words and IN
the actions of the men who sancti7
moniously pretend to believe that
the wealth of the bowels of the earth
is theirs by Divine right all for
getful of or obstinately ignoring the
fact that the privilege has been
granted by government devised by
mau-a government which is sup
posed TO be I" of the people,, by the
people, for the people. " H'ssi&
The very foundations of the nation
are threatened when few lmenlare
permitted snnrebuked, to arrngategto
themselves. the rights of the people -
Buffalo Times. ai N35a 20 Is
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
NEW SCHEME OF MURDER.
Race Track Man Wanted ON a seri.
Gus Charge.

Race Track Man Wanted ON a Sert-
Gus Charge.
Chicago, Oct. 9.-Bud Haggins, said
to be race track employee, is sought
by the police on the charge OF deyiEing
new plan of attempted murder and
trying it upon Annie Butler, 2412 Dear
born street.
Haggins had Quarreled with the wo-
man frequently and had been arrested
on her complaint. She feared him and
had refused to have anything to do
with him. Going to telephone within
less than half block from her house,
he called her to the instrument and
after few words with her requested
her to hold the wire.
Then he went around to the side win
dow of her house, knowing he could
see her at the telephone, and, she says,
fred one shot at her. The bullet struck
her left side. causing wound that
may prove fatal. Higgins then ran
away and is sought for by the police.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
NATIONAL GRAND ARMY ENCAMP-
MENT,

Extraordinary interest in the Grand
Army Encampment now in session at
Washington has been manifested by
Civil War veterans. Their ranks are
rapidly thinning, and of the trium.
phant thousands who swung through
the streets of the Capital thirty seven
years ago, in the great review, there
remain scarcely handful. Instead
of q magnificent parade Of battle
SCARED v1ogors, this generation may
view only the failing and fading
remnants of once splendid array Of
warriors.
The men alarms of the early '60s
are fast going over to the silent ma
iority. The average membership of
nearly $500 Grand Army posts is
scarcely forty five, and among these
the annual death roll exceeds 5000.
Last year less than 270, 600 members
in all answered to roll call in the
Grand Army organization. A fading
array indeed, scattered FAR and wiue
throughout the Union, rejoicing
without vain glory in the prosperity
of the nation they fought to save.
Their deeds of heroism and self
sacrifice are writ large in the bright
est pages of American history, and
an ever grateful populace finds in the
record a perpetual inspiration to
patriotism. The veterans are not
without honor in their own country,
nor need they parade in glittering
pageantry to stimulate public recollec-
tion.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
AMMUNITION SEIZED.
Soldiers COnAscate Quantity a
OlyphaBt Railway Station.

Soldiers COnAscate Quantity nj
OlyphaRt Railway Station.
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 9.-One Thousand
rounds of ammunition have been seized
and confiscated at the Delaware and
Hudson freight station in Olyphant by
order of Colonel Watres of the Thir.
teenth regiment. This makes 2,50C
rounds of ammunition that has been
confiscated in the anthracite district
commanded by Colonel Watres within
the past two weeks.
The ammunition was consigned tc
Bastiano Passano leader among the
Italians in upper Lackawanna county
PassanO was placed under arrest as he
was about to receipt for and remove
the ammunition from the freight sta.
ton.
Colonel Watres has been informed
that bodies of men have been drilling
in the woods almost daily. Wednesday
he had detachments of men out scour,
ing the woods for evidence of such ac.
ton, and the knowledge that the con
signment Of ammunition had been
shipped to Passano was obtained by
one of these detachments.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
POLITICS IN MENphAM.

There is more politics to the
square inch in the township of Mend
ham than anywhere else in the coun-
try. Every man and boy in that
neighborhood seems to be possessed
with the idea that he is an inchoate
statesman, and fit to wear any man
tie, or to discharge any Official duty,
no matter how exalted. This is not
exactly concert, but only the inde-
pendence of satisfaction. 1t
tends, however, to make politics very
interesting, as there are always sew
eral factions within each party.
Whether they will pull true or not is
and so even the wiseacres are kent
guessing. The Republicans are try
ing an experiment of putting the
with the hope of bringing about a
much needed harmony. At the pri-
mary the other evening they chose a
new committee, consisting of John
Gilmer Speed, Edward 2. HI. Tall
madge, Seymour l.. Cromwell, Ed
ward P. Thebaud and Harry Sutton.
These are all new men in the politics
of Mendham, and as none of them
have any affiliations with those ON
either side of the old warning fac
tions, they ought to be able to bring
about harmony. Besides this, these
gentlemen are all men of position.
Those who wanted the old order to
continue called this "silk stocking
and others speak of
them as the millionaire crowd. But
the fact remains that these gentlemen
are in earnest, and are sincerely de-
sirous of making Mendham solidly
and permanently Republican. That
ought not to be difficult at this time
when the Democrats have not single
issue that can be attractive to man
of brains, conscience and character.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
DOVER INDEX SENSIBLE ON TROLLEY
QUESTION.

When the Dover Index drops poll
tics and settles down to consider prac-
tical means for improving business
conditions in it's own town, it speaks
good sense, and we have much pleas
ure in commencing to the attention
of our readers the following, which
it publishes as leader, under the
caption of "Dover Needs the Troll
ley
been calling for trolley in this town
and neighborhood, and we are
pleased to see an effort is going to be
made to fill this long-felt want. The
citizens of Dover will be quick to see
and take advantage OF all that can be
derived from this proposed trolley
ser vice as soon as it is established.
It would annihilate distance, and
make a home on the mountain side,
or hill top, or up to and beyond the
towns boundaries. almost as con-
venient as that in the main part OF
the town. It would be the means Of
creating a building boom, and make
demand for building lots; provided,
of course, that the owners OF the
land will be wise enough to put it on
the market at a very reasonable price.
The Index is of the opinion that our
business men would be quick to take
advantage of the trolley, and especial
II the storekeepers, who would make
such captivating bargains (and an
nounce them in their home paper) as
would be sure to invite those people
from out of town to come here in
Dover to buy. It can ba made to be-
come a growing and paying trade for
the merchants in this town, which is
bound to grow and prosper, if it has
a live trolley line running from here
to Rockaway on the east and Lake
Hopatcong and Stanhope on the west.
By all means let us have the trolley i"
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
MOVINGFOR PEACE.
Important Strike Confer
enCeS In New York.
MANY DEEM END NEAR
influence Brought to Bear
Upon Mr.. Morgan.

Prominent Politicians and Noted La
bOr Leaders Meet Ia Separate Con-
ference, with Edward Lauterbach
Acting ms am Intermediary For the
Two Parties-AssertiOn Made That
Strike Is Already Virtually Over,
Settlement of Details Alene Being
Lacking.
New York, Oct. at is believed in
many quarters that the end of the great
anthracite coal strike is at last in
sight
During the day what is asserted to
be the most momentous of the many
conferences since the strike began was
held in this city.
On the one side were Governor B. b.
Odeil, United States Senators Platt of
New York and Quay Of Pennsylvania.
Edward Lautefbach and other promi-
nent politicians. On the other side We're
John Mitchell, president of the United
Mine Workers union; District Presi-
dents Fahey, Duffy and Nichols; Dan
iel J. Keefe, president Of the Interna-
tional LongshoFemen's union, and 9th
er prominent labor leaders and mem
bers of the National Civic federation.
Acting as an intermediary for the two
sides was Edward Lauterbach.
Whatever the nature Of the PROPOSE
ton, it was learned that the influence
Of the men who are trying to bring
about the settlement was brought to
bear directly on j. Fierpent Morgan.
His once was the channel through
which ran the currents of sentiment
frem both sides.
The political conferees met in Sen
ator Plattis once, the labor conferees
in the Equitable building. After MIR.
Mitchell had returned to his hetel from
the Equitable building he said:
LAS a result of what l have just
done l am going to have conference
with District Presidents Fahy, Duffy
and Nichols. Until after that confer
enee l shall have nothing to say, and
maybe not then"
A prominent labor leader of this city,
who is a close friend OF Mr.. Mitchell,
declares that the strike is practically
ended. All that remains, according to
this gentleman, is settlement of de-
tails.
Even from London comes a report
that the end of the strike is at hand.
Before boarding the steamship Oceanic
en- route to America John w. Gates
said in the most positive terms that the
coal strike would be settled before he
and that j. Pierpont Morgan would
have much to do with the settlement.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10

The platform adopted at the Repub-
lican county conv ention IN Dover is
an admirable expression of the opin-
ions and principles of the Republi-
can party of the County of Morris.
1t sets out by endorsing the admins
tration of President Roosevelt in
general, making special mention of
his courage, skill, fearlessness and
his unquestioned Americanism. 1t
affirms the belief of our people that
the promise of Cuban reciprocity,
made by President Mckinley, should
be carried out. 1t also commends
the action of the President in striving
to bring the great coal strike to an
end.
Coming to our own State. the plat
form calls attention to the rigid
economy that has enabled the State
to aid the public schools out of the
public treasury, without increasing
the peoples burdens.
1t next recognizes the fact that we
are in new Congressional district,
aud most elnphatically commends
the Honorable Charles N Fowler to
the earnest and undivided support of
all citizens. as the representative of
the best interests of this constit-
uency and of the nation.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
Anyt hing to Beat
FOWLER.
A STRONG COUNTY TICKET.

The report of the Republican Coun-
ty convention, which we publish on
our first page, gives but faint idea
OF the unanimity and harmony which
prevailed. AS was expected, David
Young was re-nominated for Surro-
gate without any opposition, an
honor which he has fully earned by
the excellent service he has rendered
the county during his present term of
otiice, now drawing to close
For the Office of Sheriff there were
many candidates, fact in no wise
extraordinary. when it is remembered
that the Office itself is desirable
one, and that the Republican nomi-
nee is practically certain to be elect
ed. The gentleman chosen by the
convention for the position is well
fitted in every way to NIL the office of
Sheriff Of Morris County. He is a
man of character, is held in high re-
gard by his neighbors and has held
an important business position con-
tinuously for twenty years. His
nomination was unanimous, and
meets the hearty approval of the
whole public. 1t goes without saying
that his old comrades of the Grand
Army of the Republic are delighted
with his nomination.
The candidates for the Assembly,
Messrs. Brown and Hillary, are we'll
known in the county, and their past
records give good ground for the con-
fident belief that they will look after
the interests of the county at Tren-
ton.
The whole ticket is one of which
the party and the county have a
right to be proud, and it should carry
the county by substantial majori-
ty.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
THE HUDSON VALLEY STRIKE.
Struggle Growing More Acute--Strik'
erS StiH Hopeful.

Saratoga, N. Y, Oct. 9.-The motor
mems strike on the Hudson Valley rail-
way has become a more intense strug-
Gle since the announcement by Gen
eial Manager Josselyn that the present
strikers will never again be employed
by the road under its present manage
ment. The strikers still cling to the
hope of winning and compelling the
company to reinstate the union men.
The strikers and their friends are ar
ranging for Il mass meeting and pub
lie demonstration at Glens Falls Sat
urday night The Hudson Valley rail
way has deferred till Monday next its
intention to resume traffic between
Waterford and Troy over the leased
lines of the United Traction company,
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
NEW Y OR
CASH STORE
d. p. NCClellan
Monkey and Parrot Convention.
MORRISTOWN. N. j.

The above caption fitting describes
"Bob" Foote'S convention, held in
Dover yesterday. After much tribu-
lation and many weary pllgrimages
from headquarters to "higher"
headquarters, the Democrats finally
placed the following ticket in nomi-
nation:
Surrogate-Charlton A. Reed. Nor
risto wn.
Sheriff-H. P. Drake, Chester.
Assemblymen - John Mcclellan,
Wharton, and William M. Swackham-
mer, Washington.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
Arn,x. onicers Accused.

San Francisco. oct. O. General
Hughes has decided to make an official
investigation of charges of neglect OF
duty preferred against certain officers
of the Presidio as result of recent
riots by enlisted men, when two sa'
looms were demolished. Lieutenant
Colonel Houston and other officers di-
rectly concerned will appear before
General Hughes for an inquiry. 1t is
possible that court martial may re-
Sult
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
Rhode Island Republicnns.

Providence, II. L., Oct. 9.-In a brief
convention the Republicans OF Rhode
Island nominated this state ticket For
governor, Charles Dean Kimball, Prov
idence; lieutenant governor, George L.
Shepley; secretary OF state, Charles p.
Bennett; attorney general, Charles F..
Stearns, Providence. and general treas
surer Walter A. Read, Gloucester
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10

Fall River, Mass, Oct. ga jury in
the superior court has returned YER
dict Of $4,000 for the plaintiff in a
breach of promise suit brought by
Miss Mary E. Mcdonald, Radcliffe
college graduate writer, against
Patrick Kieran, superintendent of the
waterworks system here. 1t is alleged
that the promise to marry was made
in 1886.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
The Interstate Conference.

Detroit, Oct. 9.--At the first session
of the interstate conference on the
coal situation, called by Mayor w. G.
Maybury and a special committee of
the common council, little was accom-
plished. Practically nothing was done
except the presentation OF the dele
gates credentials and the appointment
of committee ON resolutions.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10

Laredo. Texas. Oct g. Captain
Thomas W. DoGd, attorney of the Mex.
lean National railroad, is authority fol
the statement that the Mexican gov
ernment has taken entire charge of the
road from Laredo to Mexico City, on
account of the strike on the line. 1t
is stated that President Diaz has
ordered out the army to preserve order
and facilitate the movements of trains.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
Noted 1rlshmen Coming.

London. Oct 8. John Redmond,
chairman of the United Irish league,
and his party, John Dillon and Michael
Davitt, have left for Liverpool, where
they will board the Dominion line
steamer New England on their way tC
Boston to attend the national conven,
tion of the United Irish league which
is to open in that city on Oct 10.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
suI.naIa Ho,.e Fer Ma.en..

Chicago, Oct S.-A great Masonic
home is to be erected in Moultrie cOun-
ty by the grand lodge Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons of Illinois. A
tract of 120 acres of land in Moultrle
county has been bequeathed to the
grand lodge upon condition that a
home for aged Masons and Masonic
widows and orphans be erected upon it.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
STRIKER SHOT DEAD.
Soldiers Challenge Was Disregarded
by His Victim.

soldiers ChallenEe Was Dtsregarded d
by His Victim.
Tamaqua, Pa. Oct. 9.-James Burn
ham, striker, has been shot and in
stantly killed by soldier on guard
duty at Brownsville. near here.
The place is the scene of several dy-
namiting Outrages, and Burnham is
said to have been lettering in the vi
cinity of nonunionist's house which
was partly destroyed by an explosion
last week
The soldier called upon Burnham to
halt, and this order is said to have
been disregarded. Thereupon the sentry
fired, and Burnham fell dead in his
tracks with bullet through his heart
An unsuccessful attempt was made
during the night TO dynamite break
er owned by Slattery Bros. at Tuscaro-
ra. Only slight damage was done.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
wright Now University Head.

Worcester, Mass, Oct. = The col
legiate department of Clark university
has been dedicated and President Car.
roll d. Wright inaugurated. The exer
cises occurred in one of the large halls
of the main building of the university
and were attended by large number
of Worcester people as well as by many
prominent educatiOnists from out of
TOWN
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10

D st. Petersburg. Oct. g. The Rus
slams are planning to capture the Japa
snese and Chinese marine coal markets
by facilitating the shipment OF supplies
from Manchuria. While Finance Min
lister Witte is there he will thoroughly
investigate the whole mineral possibili
ties of Manchuria.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10

During the last fiscal year the total
anthracite coal production amounted
to 81, All, ,667 tons, and the total
bituminous coal production of the
United States amounted to 1924. 769, 09l
tons. In the same period the total
imports of coal, chiefly from British
North America, amounted to /, 941, :
422 tons. and the exports of anthra-
cite and bituminous amounted to
6, 971, 1874 tons. The whole domestic
coal consumption, anthracite and
bituminous, last year amounted to
277, 210, 996 tons, or to little more
than three and half tons for each
head Of the population, exclusive of
Porto Rico. In spite of the enor-
nous supply, there did not appear to
be any great plethora of coal produc-
tion in the country last year.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
Fas, Trains In Collision.

New York. Oct. S.-One man was
killed and u persons were injured in a
rear end collision of passenger trains on
the Pennsylvania railway near Menlo
Park. n. j. The western express
known as No. 6, eastbound, was run
into by local passenger train from
Philadelphia.
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
The Morrissowl Board Of sewefaet

The Morrist6w1i Board of Sewerage
is inss consultation with Professor
Herring as to- thel costs of the trunk
line system, aiiaswhether the sewage
can be permanently disposed of in
chat way. As,soon as the investiga-
tions are finished a report will be
made to the Board of Aldermen.
AS the amotnt Of money to be ex..
pended is very large. lg is a wise
move for the gommittee to make the,
investigation. Before reporting. ~
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10

Lincoln's well-worn saw exactly fits
the ticket which the Democratic lead
ers foisted on their snapshot conven-
tion yesterday: "You can fool some
of the people all the time, and all
the people some of the time, but you
can't fool all the people all the
time"
Morris County Democratic plat
form:
The Morris County chronicle., 1902-10-10
EMBAssADoRsHIP FOR WHITE.
Our Secretary at London Gets the
Post at Rome.

t-OSl
Washington, Oct. Henry White,
secretary of the United States embassy
at London, is to be made ambassador
to Rome The late President McKin-
ley intended to thus reward Mr.. White,
but found no opportunity during his
incumbency. President Roosevelt, who
has formed the same estimate of Mr.
Whites abilities that President Nc
Kinley had, has decided to make him
ambassador to Rome
The appointment, however, is not to
be made Immediately. Mr.. Meyer, the
present American ambassador to Rome
has just returned to that post from q
visit to his home in Massa achusetts, and
it is expected that he will remain in
Rome during the coming winter.