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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-11
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Southern Railway.

Schedule corrected to March %, 1902
Trains leave Southern Railway Station,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-25

of September, 1902. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day at the Executive
Chamber.
That, pursuant to the notification
last referred to, said petitioner appear
ed before the said Governor at the
time and place set, and thereupon said
Governor offered to produce before said
petitioner the witnesses TO the facts in
the charges hereinbefore referred to
and to introduce the testimony in sup
port thereof; that the said petitioner
declined and refused to be present up
on the examination of such witnesses
and declined and refused to hear such
testimony, and then and there declined
TO show any cause why the said sus-
pension should not remain in force;
and claimed that he was not. and, un-
der the law, could not be, legally sus-
pended from said office.
THAT the said petitioner Herbert C.
Austia declined and refused to comply
We t. order of said Governor made
on the 18th day of September 1902 sus-
said petitioner as aforesaid:
and declined and refused to vacate the
r00 set apart for the use of the au-
ditins department of said Territory,
AGd persisted in retaining the Office
ard functions thereof from which he
I'D heen suspended; and thereupon, on
tNe 2-H day of September. 1902, said
Governor ordered and directed the re-
spondent Edmund p. Dole, as Attor-
ney General of said Territory, TO see
that the order of suspension was duly
executed; and in that behalf the re-
spondent Edmund P. Dole. as Attorney
General and Ex-officio head of the Po-
lice Department of said Territory, in
str17cted the respondent Arthur NJ
Brown, as High Sheriff, to station a
police officer at the door of the office
Of the Auditor to prevent said petit
TONER Herbert {. Austin from retain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-25

ing and exercising the functions of the
office from which he had been so sus-
pended; and the said respondent Ar
thur NJ. Brown, as High Sheriff. obeyed
said instructions and stationed a po-
lice officer for the purpose aforesaid:
that the respondent Henry G. Meyers,
by direction of the Governor of the
Territory of Hawaii. upon the suspen-
sion of the petitioner Herbert c. Aus
tin assumed and has continued to per
form all the duties and functions of the
said office.
That said respondents in all of their
acts and doings in the premises have
been subject to and have obeyed the
orders of the Governor of the Terri
tory of Hawaii
THE HOLT CASE AGAIN.
An answer was filed yesterday to the
petition of The Hawaiian Trust Co.,
for permission to intervene in the Holt
VIII case as trustee for George A. Al
drich. The Hollis answer that the petit
toner has no interest in the suit. for
the reason that Aldrich was declared
non compos mentis in Alameda, Cali
tornia, and consequently had no power
to convey his interest in the Holt estate
70 the petitioner.
BROWN MUST COME BACK.
C. a. Brown, who went to San Fran
cisco IN the Sonoma last Tuesday think
ing that his interests in the Ii Estate
were safe, may wish he was in Homo
lulu again Prior to his departure the
attorneys on both sides stipulated that
Brown might leave the Territory and
should be given sixty days before the
case of Brown VS. a. W. Carter ct al.
should be called up, and before any
action should be taken by defendants.
Yesterda-T the following notice was
filed in court:
Notice is hereby given you that any
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-25

consent to the departure of C. A. Brown
from the Territory of Hawaii and the
appointment of J. A. Magoon in his
place as Treasurer and Manager at
tempted to be given by Robertson and
Wilder, acting as attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled suit, by
stipulation herein dated, October 20,
1902, or otherwise is hereby forthwith
cancelled, revoked, annulled and with
drawn.
ROBERTSON & WILDER,
Attorneys for defendants
The defendants may now seek to en-
force the bylaw adopted two weeks ago
by which it was provided for the filing
of the place of the manager OF the es-
tate in the event of his absence from
the territory. Magoon is acting in
Browns place and trouble is expected.
COURT NOTES.
NJ T. Sinlonton as referee reported
yesterday on the evidence taken in the
case of McChesney VS.. Paris. He made
no findings of fact in the case.
c. J. Falk has asked to be appointed
guardian of Susan Brash. an alleged in
sane person.
An answer has been filed IN the case
of H. c. Easton vs.. Robert Mcbride by
A. NJ. Brown garnishee, in which he
denies having any property OF defend
ant in his possession.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-25
MOTHER AND BABE

Sick mother-sick child !
That's the way it works when
a mother is nursing her infant.
SCOTS Emulsion is an ideal
medicine for nursing mothers.
1t has a direct effect on the
milk. Sometimes the mother
is weak; her thin mill, does not
make the baby grow. SCOTS
Emulsion changes all that
The rich cod-liver oil in Scott s
Emulsion feeds themother an
gives a flow OF rich, nourishin
milk for the baby.
The medicine in Scott
Emulsion not only strengthel
the mother but goes naturally
through the milk and strength
ems the child.
Nothing to harm-all for
good-Scott's Emulsion.
Wen send you l;tile . try. # you l-i,c.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-25

What makes you so anxious to go
to Europe to liver My patriotism,
answered the Quizzical person; Il am
not a man of superabundant means,
but l like everything that is American,
and l want to go abroad, where | can
purchase American products at the
least possible expense. The Washing
ton Star
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Wen send you Etle q try. II you ri,c.
SCOTT : EC~E-, - : g.. ;,-,.. .'cw YORK
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FAST EXPRESS SERVICE

fleI - TT or Annity ST, BROOKLYN
-. From Bremen Piers. HObOken. ~. J.
OELfuCHS & CO. NO. s BROADWAY. " T.
Louis H Meyer As South Third St. Phila-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBUNE.l
Chicago, March I0.-The government March crop
report made the farm reserve of wheat . per cent
Assuming the crop have been $50 o00,e00 bushels,
the percentage suggests farm of l5s 1000
compared with I2S 5000 bushels last year. On the
curb the price advanced &c after the report was
Issued The SPECTATOR. Of course, did not have the
benedt Of the report while the market was going;
but he knew il was coming and it kept him ner-
rous Wheat opened about &c higher, but II closed
&C lower. There were showers in the Southwest,
and more were predicted The Southwestern mar
kets were weak and st. Louis large seller
here. bUllish crop summary by statistican
Snow declaring the situation grave over COLI
siderable part Of the most important territory in
dpenced buying az the outside. Gables were higher.
New-York reported % loads for export early. and
finally made the business ID loads. Primary re
cslpts were better than last year, 90 bushels
sgainst $1,000 bushels; Northwestern cars, 445,
against F0 The visible decreased 93S 900 bushels,
against l342 900 bushels decrease last year. On
passage there was increase Of s20 900 bushels
The world shipments were $4,000 bushels. Clear
snces were 10000 bushels. Nothing sold for
shipment here. May opened az 7sl4c. sold between
7sl4c and nc and closed at &c; July at TIC sell
ers One miller took a million cash wheat to-day
AZ Minneapolis.
The government report made the March reserve
OF corn 3 per cent, suggesting reserve OF only
100000 bushels from a crop Of around l,S6OOOoeo
bushels Corn prices opened fraction better than
Saturday. They closed nc to ssc under SATURDAY.
Nay opened al 6Z1zc sold between wac seIefS anu
dac and closed at etc sellers; July closed at 6l3sc
sellers. S. Louis sold the cprn as well as the
wheat. Gables helped the price early. The Vlsl-
BE decreased 24s000 bushels against an increase
last year OF $4,000 bushels The inspection was
only ID cars, the estimate for Tuesday 10 cars.
On passage there was an increase Of 1900 bushels
Worlds shipments were only $4,000 bushels
against 4659000 bushels last year. Nothing was
sod for shipment; the cash market was draggy.
% the curb. after the government report. corn
ADVANCED lc, TO 62S4c for May. 80.
:. he government made the farm reserve OF oats
q per cent, I9e 0t0,O00 bushels left from crop
o. about e50000.000 bushels The market was Gun
and easy the close nc 10 &c under Saturday. May
Closed al 44zc July. 35Ize sellers, and SEPTEMBER,
@tc sellers Receipts We're only l2 cars, ana t me
ssstnste was $50 The visible decreased EszUo
bushels. The local stock showed no change snip
Ping sales we're 5000 bushels. Much higher prices
are expected tomorrow on the government report
Nag A72
Lhsre were s. 900 hogs. instead OF the 5000 ex-
geeted Prices al the Yards were sc TO l0c lower.
est there 1900 hogs, against 80 900 last year
.s provision list closed 25zc 70 Sc under SATURDAY
setting some support from the Cudahy party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-11
Western Gas COMPANY

issued under the collateral trust mortgage dated May l.
1898 made by said Gas Company 70 Central Trust Com
pany Of New York, and pledge 81 the Stock
Of the Milwaukee Gas Light Company;
Notice is hereby given that under IN pursuance
The right reserved under said collateral mortgage
dated May 1. $685. made by the undersigned Gas Com
pany TO said Central Trust Company OF York. the
undersigned has called In. for payment on May
1st 1902, at 10 and interest, the
entire issue OF I'VE arst collateral
gold bonds numbered from 1880 both inclusive
under said Collateral mortgage, the
TO be paid have been chosen by lot by said trustee
Holders OF said bonds required present
for payment accordance with this notice 10
crued interest said May 1902 will
not draw interest after May lst. 1902 Payment the
principal said bonds together with accrued
premium will Re made 20 the respective holders
bonds their surrender Central Company
OF New York Office j. Il w. seIigman &
Co., Ne. IS Broad Street. the City York
the ONCE Of NermiIye 81 Co.. OF Pine and
Nassau Streets. City.
Dated New York. February IS 1902
WESTERN GAS COMPANY.
EMERSON McSILIIN President.
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financial mscnngs.
Panama Rail Road Company.

Pnnnma Rail Road Company. o
New York March 10th, 1902
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the annual
sttiDg Of the Stockholders Of the Panama Ran Road
* ehhy viii be he'd the once n the Company, No
~ as Street The City OF New York Monday, the
q ADril next. al Y O'Clock noon for the puf-
e. eeeunE thirteen Directors 70 serve for the year
49, - ensuing and until their successors be elected
- before the
h. ssAh VII BE- twelve O'Clock noon, ana VIII
49, ~ Two O'Clock ia the afternoon.
L. transfer books VIII be closed Tuesday, me
b. s.P4lb 1902 twelve O'Clock noon, ana VIII
1870 a. 10 4 II. Tuesday. the sth day OF April
- efasF Of ths1Bosrd Of Directors
Il. a DRAKE. Secretary.
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(S47O,0OO) first mortgage Bonds

six @ cent? interest payable January
and m @ mg P6 nd dm parties this suit and all parties
parcel Nd @ a be UT1S So 0as said bonds
Shall p paid p e Y pushassr G a nd
chase money cover
sPGcia Master aspiration
bonds person pay proportion Of the
Son ' the paeSha ns
@ @ m eoGG9 the By the P5Gm notes Of @ M bens
and be secured BY the deposit the registry of said of all the
certificates deposited
1SSs 'S55s S 5!:55 bid
said Noncompliance
returned TO- the bidder y "' ''"' 'D'" Op0''
Tp; % X by % R @
@ Ra, bo 4 %s aoa sa Sce
RseS5d con P company incorporated
% pd ddsd into o' $1,000 oa sb sPa
per BONDS due july M which V Gs S o 6ond
eS e2 T 5 mortgage uD0" real estate rights and other prop
adsps, S h.
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sa a'f P sssn PSRsd The Record Publishing Company also owns " A''
1901 uHhoHt dfdH interest bonded asHdnS
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has sn profitable The
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bonded
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Public Sale of Profitable Newspaper Property.
Controlling Interest of The Philadelphia Record.
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CBICAGO STOCKS.
SPRINGS STOCKS.
-,.,.s BY Tracy & Co.. No. 20 waii-st)

ling quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
Cos-.s Exchange. by the Counseiman & Day pri-
ing s'Dl s. from William P Bonbright & Co, of
dorado Springs ~. ,.s
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Jinanrial.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT. COLLATERAL
TRUST GOLD BONDS OF THE
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hundred dollars $500
The Lamar register., 1902-01-29
LEAD ADVANCES.
Smelling Combine Adds So to the
Price-Coppcr Also Rises.

New York, Jan. 21.-Prices OF pig
lead We're advanced 50 ton Saturday
by the American Smelling and Rein
ing Company and notices TO this effect
We're sent all over the United States.
In December last as n result of con-
ferences between the leading lead pro-
duccrs of Idaho and Utah and officials
of the American Smelling and Refining
Company. 1t was decided to reduce
prices and at the same time curtail
production. A harmonious working
arrangement was entered into by all
parties, the price of lead was cut and
the surplus stock which had accumu-
lated was greatly lessened.
The demand among consumers con-
tinued strong, so much so, in fact, that
last week it was decided to advance
prices 81 n ton. The new list prices
will go into effect mt once.
In Europe better trade conditions
also prevail. Higher prices went into
effect in England, France and Ger
many last week, the advance being So
ton.
Monday Chairman Guggenheim of
the smelling company will start on IL
trip of inspection over the various
plants of the company located in Colo
RADIO, Utah and Old Mexico.
The new price of lead will be on the
basis of Al cents n pounds, or an ad-
vance of 10 cents per 100 pounds.
Producers of copper also report u bet
ter demand at present prices. Quota
tions, according to some authorities,
have been marked up " cent pound
during the last few days, to 11M cents,
the quotation established by the Unit
ed Metals Selling Company three
weeks ago. This price has been under
cut several times for lake copper, SO
that IL cents was the price generally
quoted.
A meeting of brass manufacturers
has been called for next week to take
action on the new price list Since
copper has sold at II cents brass goods
have not been marked down to cor
responding level.
The Lamar register., 1902-01-29
international Sugar Conference.

Brussels, Jan. 25.-T'he indications
now point to n continuation of the ses-
sions of the international sugar confer
ence for fortnight at least. There Is
4 growing belief that the conference Is
approaching basis Of agreement on
the most important points at issue.
France and Great Britain are certainly
striving to neutralize the effects of the
bounty system.
Just what fresh influence these dele
gates have brought to bear since the
recess 1t Is impossible to accurately set
forth, but the fact that the perfunctory
official statement of today's proceed
ings alludes to the advisability of an in
ternational board to oversee and en-
force what regulations are enacted by
the conference indicates the probability
Of an agreement Of some sort before
adjournment.
The Lamar register., 1902-01-29
MINE WORKERS REFLECT OF.
FICERS.
Restrict Authority Of Federal
Judges.

indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 25.-The ex-
rcutive officers of the United Mine
Workers of America We're reelected
without dissenting vote among
all the 900 delegates attending the an
nual convention of the organization.
They are:
President, John Mitchell; vice presi-
dent, Z. L. Lewis; secretary and treas
urer W. B. Wilson.
The convention adopted a resolution
appropriating $500 to the national Nc
Kinley memorial fund.
The following resolutions recommend
ed by President Mitchell in his annual
address were adopted:
That locals throughout the country
petition their representatives in Con-
gress to favor the Limitation of the
power of federal judges in the issu-
nnce of blanket injunctions in times Of
labor troubles: that Il national depart
ment of statistics be created; provid-
ing for the appointment of n committee
OF five to draw up suitable resolutions
favoring Chinese exclusion.
The Lamar register., 1902-01-29
ScHLEY AT CHICAGO.
Says That He Wants No More Of Poll.
tjcs-WarmIy Welcomed.

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Rear Admiral w.
S. Schley yesterday thrice declared
that he had no intention of entering pol
itics. His remarks were calculated to
set Mt rest for all time the political am
billions which some Of his admirers
have entertained for him. He said that
no office. however high. would tempt
him to jeopardize the love which the
people of this country have expressed
for him.
The day for the admiral was round
of receptions, at each of which he ex-
pressed his gratitude for tokens of es-
TEEN and APPRECIATION.
The demonstrations reached their ell
max in the banquet given in his honor
by the Hamilton Club last-night. Ap-
proximately $50 guests were present.
Admiral Schley arrived at $50 n. m.
and was greeted with tumultuous ac-
claim from thousands of people who
crowded the Baltimore & Ohio depot
and thronged nearby streets for blocks.
His reception here was the elimination
of the demonstrations in his honor
which have occurred all along the route
from Washington.
"The trip has been uneventful," said
the hero of Santiago. But have been
deeply moved by the demonstrations of
the people along the route. You know
it moves me so 1 can scarcely speak to
see the little hands waving at me from
the small depot platforms. 1 love the
little ones"
Mrs. Schley seemed to enjoy the DEM
onstration even more than her dustin
guished husband.
The Lamar register., 1902-01-29
NEW USE FOR ELECTRICITY.
It Is Proving to Be Of Value in Curing
Consumption.

New York, Jan. 21.-Experiments are
being made on most elaborate scale
in London with n modification Of Tes-
las high frequency electrical currents
in the treatment of consumption. Ii
is stated that some remarkable results
have been achieved, says the London
correspondent of the Herald.
These experiments. for the most part.
have been conducted by DR.. 7. ]. Box
enham, an eminent West END surgeon,
In the course of his private practice,
but with the knowledge and approval
of leading consumption specialists. For
various reasons. but principally be
cause of evil results which might en-
sue IL the system We're used by any but
the most experienced medical men.
with IL perfect knowledge of the forces
they We're dealing with. the expert
ments have been quietly conducted.
Applications for details of the meth
ods used have not been encouraged. DIR.
Bohemian has had fitted up most
elaborate apparatus for the production
of electricity in the particular form in
which it Is used. the net result of which
Is that n current of 10000 volts Is pro
duced. of such high frequency and ad-
ministered in such small quantities
that the consumptive patient may re-
ceive 1t without the slightest Injury.
The awe-inspiring force of this volt
age may be best appreciated when 1t is
remembered that only 500 volts are
employed for driving trains on n rail-
way. Yet the patient is not conscious
of the enormous electrical pressure.
DIR. Bokenham's experience is that In
very bad cases of CONSUMPTION the
cough has been greatly reduced. the
night sweats have disappeared. the apt
petite has improved and there has been
n gain in weight and general health. So
that even IL the consumption baccili
have not been destroyed. it Is certain
that their virulence has been much de-
creased that they have been brought
under control and that the patient has
felt cured. A doubt entertained by
phthisis specialists. who do not ques-
tion this temporary improvement, Is
whether 1t Is anything but Il mere ex-
hiliaration. DR.. Bokenham, however,
has great faith in the future of the sys-
TEN.
The Lamar register., 1902-01-29
Pan-AmerIcans Resolve.

Mexico City, Jan. 23.-The Pan
American conference to-day adopted
resolutions recommending the preser-
walton of archaeological remains; in
dorsing the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition at st. Louis; providing for send
ing n message of congratulation to the
officials of the Buffalo Exposition; in
dorsing the success Of the Pan-Ameri-
can international copyright and ap-
proving the inter-oceanic canal.
The text Of the resolution, with re-
spect to an inter-oceanic canal, which
was carried unanimously by acclama-
ton, follows:
"The Republics assembled at the in
ternational conference in Mexico ap-
plaud the purpose of the United States
government to construct an inter-
oceanic canal. and acknowledge that
this work will not only be worthy of
the greatness of the American people,
but also in the highest. sense work of
civiliZa ton, and to the greatest degree
beneficial to the development of COM
merce between the American states
and the other countries Of the world :"