New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-24
THE PASSING THRoNe.

HAWAII issue OF 100000 authorized bv ~.
WANTS Territorial legislature on Apru x
LIGHT Mr.. Carter seen at the Holla,s
HOUSES House Just before his departur. -
San Francisco. and he will be bsc<
In Honolulu In ten days. Il have accomplished M,
mission" sad the secretary, and the matter O.
delivering the bonds TO purchasers will be effected
through the United States Mortgage and Trus.
Company. our fiscal agents. Under the organic act
providing a government for the Territory OF Ha-
wall the approval OF the President IL necessary To-
IsraIize a bond issue. 7 secured the Presidents
approval on September q. and subsequently. on tas
Recommendation Of the Secretary q the Interior
secured the authorization by Secretary Shaw TIA.
our bonds be accepted as security for deposits os
public money OF the United States ia national
banks I have had the bonds. which 5-lss
In denominations OF 1900 paying ~ per cent. en-
zraved and shall take them back 20 Honolulu 70 b,
executed Since coming to Sew-YOrk." continued
the secretary, "a San Francisco firm made old
for the whole issue but refused to consider H.
cause came East for the express purpose Of ss-
money centre OF the United states, Bids vii -
received until November Is. and have no dou5s
whatever that the issue viii be promptly taken
The proceeds o. the issue 20 70 build school houses
total Indebtedness Of the Territory. this bond issue
included. will be less than the annual income oc
assessed valuation OF the taxable property. Tiers
the low price OK sugar but since the bounty vas
abolished. under the Brussels agreement, there has
conditions The business involved IN Supplying ths
needs OF the vessels engsssa I ls. tTale
pitabIe, loyal and patriotic II may not oe aIn.ss
record Ia hsr contribution 70 the United stafes
treasury since annexation. and The feeling Is tnas
20 maintain the lighthouse service o. the Islands.
and give Us the feet neg o a S s95
OF the big vessels hnd u ilapractcaols 70
All Savage Lander Of London. who explored ~
forbidden country OF Tibet. arrived on Wednesday
from the Philippines He reached
I.ANDoR IN San Francisco on October T. and
PHILIPPINES. made only stop route IN
New-TOrk-that at Washington.
where he accorded an audience BY PTssi-
dent Roosevelt. Seen at the Holland House. Mr-
Lander said: Il went to the Philippines about
a year ago. and may be certain that travelled
more and more Of the country and peo-
pie than any other white had ever dons
before I am. however. under great obligations
TO the United States Government and tie
military officers in the country FOR every SOFT %
my explorations. I presume I saw nine ryudre! -
I thoroughly explored the large and touched
the soil OF between four and I'VE hundr-,i l1sn;;
conditions and are exceedingly Increasing. spens
three or four months in Nindanao. and was wi-h
made against the M9ros. while circlins Lake
task. and Captain Persh.ng I'D sVlendld ser'ies,
tribes rhs M ia the PRlP6es The natives IN be slams
may be said now TO De fairly pacihed. thous1. o."
am never sick when I am making my expeditions
said 1Ir Laador 1T is Only when sgPiect myseft
society that 1 suffer any physical ailments or
what il ahead OF me. I simply keep going r.
encounter lake must make a raft and cross lli
/ may swim it; I keep going 1870
william Henry prury who halls from Bocaz del
Toro. in Panama. is at the Grand Hotel He ex-
presses the belief that rather than
ROOF TORN lose the canal and the benefits ia
FROM HOUSE construction would confer. Pan
HE WAS IN. ANA would sever her allegiance -
the Colombian Government ~
Drury speaking Of the interests OF Panama gives
the pearl fisheries. the west coast. first place
In Importance. The banana raising and grazing
next IN value. and dominate the east coa<--
Mr. Drury has fruit growing interests on tie i-.-
and OF Jamaica In the central section and wa+
on the island at the time Of the hurricane on Az
the north. then shifted and came from the og9e-
site direction Though I had no barometer 90 tel
thing was going 10 happen The trouble began a5
80 in the morning. but was awaNe coupe %
the wind blow before but never il Gt1 when
the hurricane swept down upon US. had 10 bang
house was in. and TIE nshter outbuilti9gs ever
where were crushed rode across the island re
day after the hurricane, and everywhere there vas
fore the devastated district viii Weld bananas and
II will take ten years 10 restore the cocoa trees
Giton, for those who must buy the ground prodaeJs
for their own use must pay from - 20 ~ Pr ,s
eat
Ex-Cioyernor P. c. Lounsbury OF Come at runs
down from Ridgefeld very often, and when n the
city may be found at the Marhat-
PUBLICITY tan. Seen al the hotel one evening
FOR COR recently, he said: Connecticut fas-
PORATIONS. tories are busy. and there IS appar-
emily sign Of cessation OF ac-
tfvity and tie present prosperous conditions. q
course no one can say what extent speculation
has extended among men Of business SO long as
fl is limited to the purely speculative class IL car
not be disastrous The bucket shops everyv'aers
are. however. breeding spectators and one OF mo
unfortunate results Of the trading IN watered STOCKS
and the resultant slump that has come IS the sya-
pathetic depression in the prices OF other stocks
enterprises that have merit and represent vaiu
able assets OvercapitalizatOn Is to be depiofea
and IL should be made impossible There shouia
be- actual value behind the stock OF al corpora
tons exactly as in the case OF a bank FrlcsS u.
good stocks are now depressed because the geneI"
public have no means OF analyzng the real V Slues
behind them and do not discriminate Inc p1'-"
sho,,Id have the fullest measure OF information SUI
cerninc the AFFAIRS OF corporations. consistent w
the proper regard for the best % 6iticsl
sstIIatfo ,hs GovernSr said. .,The. time that
CONNECTICUT was in the doubtful column. put 20,
was prior to 1896. when Organism was pressslrtso--
FOR the popular consideration. The people OF SOa
necticut conservative. and they tGiVsG s.r ths
present administration and will vote for is Cor,
tinuance at the next general election T,s,sSsssIi
has 40 siTen connecticTt two Repubtcau Governors
In little more than a dozen years and t 49, h
Lounsbury In 1879 and 1900
Major General Samuel 5. Sumner. who re'u'"
recently from the Philippines. after three ysass
service In the archipelago. IL AZ ~"
FIGHTING Waldorf. General sumner was q
THE MIN tache OF the American LeSalio" =
DANAOS VIII his services W.