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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23
ONE UNIVERSAL FOE.

At a meeting of the Waikiki I'M
provement Association ID. L. Meyers is
reported to have strongly advocated a
sanatorium for consumptives. Prob
ably something like the hospital for
incurables in Honolulu, established and
maintained by private benevolence,
was in the speakers mind. No doubt
there are localities on Maui, as well as
all the other islands, which are ideal
in climate for such a purpose. 1t is
well to say, in presence of plea such
as that of Mr.. Meyers, that consump-
ton is not comparatively speaking a
prevalent or an increasing disease in
these islands. Many subjects of 1t
have come and doubtlessly will come
here for relief in our balmy climate.
Too many people born here, it is also
true, have from preventible causes and
living in defiance of hygiene contracted
the disease. Yet for month after
= month, the fact remains, at least nine
teen out of twenty of the Government
physicians in the different districts OF
this Territory have written mo" as
answer to the question is tuberculo-
Sis increasing in the district?"
Statistics have lately been published
showing that tuberculosis has very
greatly decreased on the mainland I'm
the past few decades. As statistics are
better kept now than twenty or thirty
years ago, II is likely that fewer cases
OF the disease would escape the record
now than formerly Along with the
reported decrease of tubcrculous Is the
information that pneumonia, quicker
In deRth-deallng than the other hai
become more prevalent than before
Meanwhile. AN over the world pow
erful campaign of the foremost Wtdi
cal science has boon WlVpd Hgalns
'lhp white plague aH tuberculosis /
sailed This muHi inevitably UrDluC
irlllnH results fpr lh0 nrIirr ua tlW
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~ lhr steadily iHUuHt'nF kHuNlriHu u
lhr lRNf nf hwilh Uu lh. iHIi uI M
pnnplg lH HfnHai Pho whNu NU.
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NJ fl4lfWfifHiif WlNNNa u. aHYH
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

To protect the neutrality of Shanghai
Ii is not only necessary for the powers
to keep the Japanese from attacking the
Russian ships in the harbor but II is
requisite that they should prevent the
Russian vessels from leaving port, after
having been refitted, so as to carry on
the war against a friendly power.
Presenting on the weakness of China,
the Askold and GrozoVoi apparently
thought that they could stay in Shang-
hal at pleasure and leave at viii; but
a hint from the consuls and the move
ments of American warships, seems tc
have changed the program for II il
now announced that the Russian Graf
viii disarm,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

1t would be interesting to know
whether Skrydloff was in command of
the Vladivostok squadron when 1t met
Kamimura. He was reported a week
or two before to have reached Port
Arthur, but a few days later his junior,
Admiral Withoef, was spoken of in the
dispatches announcing his death as the
naval commander there. After the bat
tie in Korea strait and before the Ros-
sia and Gromoboi got home, Admiral
Bezobrazoff was reported seriously i'll
at Vladivostok. Obviously he had not
been out with the squadron. Inasmuch
as Skrydloff had been sent to Vladivos-
tok to take Bezobrazoffs place and dc
some fighting, the chances are that he
commanded the sea-raiders in both OF
their sorties.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

Material for a stirring book has ac-
cumulated at Port Arthur and there is
nobody To write it-at least not yet. So
far as the Russian end or the story is
concerned it is nearly all in the dark,
even the tale of the sinking of the Hat
suse not having had its Muscovite YER
sion yet or the Japanese movements
one gets the barest inklIngs. II there
are correspondents with the besieging
army they are fettered, but the chances
are that none are ON the ground I'm
doubleday there have been severe bat
ties, involNins slaughter on both slides,
but the world can only guess at the
facts Never before has a war, iu am
accessible country, been fought su much
uUdyr cover.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

Il would Boo interesting Co SNOW
whether lho ayurau my1hod vi Iy,ung
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

From emo plurrlg ytrs alone thr
amount nf street improvement seen ta
hNo N.W made m Honolulu sIu,r lbr
hHfH. uf iNr amy season b. rrelUHhlp
iW lNU Standardization Wuru especially
Iu ''.H H ihH N.i lhbtH f'llut,ut lrr
I.H0WUI pflui hHs W Nr WtHH.
''I bosom lnsusWHlrl hHHta wlNh
N.H NHh NaH nfN lHn. uH IUNlh.
"HI ...IH Aul pIlINNlIpuI lhr fIIr.I
lIHNHHI IHNNs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

Mrs nalkln. tbs san rapgl5go MUIR
irrtfs. has ssgau,l ht FanoNs puI viii
Hu In plson mr mo- luslFs has boon
SLOW H hrF 5000 upJ reasonably sure
Me uN'fWp IT.Wg Nss uns 0f pfa0r
nal aimlA hNA pni nf lHf nl lNai
aNr m H women Obs NeHA WNphnN
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23
TIDES. SUN AND NOON.

Full moon Aug goth M 1881 p m,
Times OF the tide ere taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetie Sur
veg tables,
Tho tides az Kahului and lilo occur
about one hour earlier than 81 Hons-
lulu,
Hawaiian standard tins 10 10 houFs
10 mlnulss slower than aFssnwlss
tins, pslns that % the meridian " ~
issFss. ihhlY mlauis. fhs line
shis'ls less a. leo y "a walsh ls
lhs ssms - ufssaplss hspIs ! HlHs
liss aan sna Heea 80 ~ lsssl ll=ls
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

Attorney General Andrews is almost
overwhelmed with requests for legal
opinions from Government depart
meuts,
4, r., Thompson has applied for mem-
hershlp In The Hawaiian iar Associa-
tlon, his application hemg endorsed by
w. a. smith aud w. 4, Kinney
Miss paisy Cartwright Was married
o. Mr Nnss. nn artist ln san FRAN
,Is,o. hgr neither Afs. ThfrrsA VIII
ruA. War Wrwlssi Ga leAW r} a ,anlsr
FWw 500 saturday
Ais Fl,l A smith ANA daughter
iWh lrmIi W ihs slwurr Nauuka
WH NaWmfHl W HH rNi.Ulrl Nltn
iNWHsh Washington WI NtNnlula.
lmf 81 hlh pI mallh tNl lnFailaN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23
CFrom Sundays Advertiser)

James r. Stacker, editor of the Ha-
waii Herald, is again very i'll.
Many delegates from Hawaii to the
Democratic convention arrived in the
Kinau.
Col w. f. Allen is improving after an
attack of illness which suddenly pros
trated him on Thursday.
r. T. Guard, agent of the Matson line
between Hilo and San Francisco, called
on Governor Carter yesterday.
E. Faxon Bishop is lin the hands of
his friends" relative to nomination by
the Republicans for the Senate.
Sheriff l.. A. Andrews of Hawaii ar
rived in town yesterday TO consult with
High Sheriff A. NJ. Brown regarding eX-
penditures.
DIR. C. I. Rodgers, secretary of the
| Department of Public Instruction, re-
turned yesterday from a vacation at
the Volcano House.
Senator John d. Paris is quoted as
favoring but one county for the island
of Hawaii providing every district be
given due representation on the Board
of Supervisors.
Governor Carter, after his survey OF
the district on Friday, was greatly
pleased with the amount of public inn
provements effected during his absence
| from the Territory.
Delegate Kuhio is reported by the
evening papers as declaring that he
twice paid Morris Keohokalole. his dis
charged private secretary, money for his
passage home from Washington, but
that the beneficiary squandered the
money each time,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

The Japanese Will take Saghalien
Island In due time and return Il TO the
mother country, Russia stole Saghalien
from Japan long ago but now she can-
not protect 10, \ large number OF RUS
Sian political prisoners are probably
aWailiug the change of ownership with
a lively personal interest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23

Barometer corrected to 81 y. AID sea
level. and for standard gravity OF Lat
Is. This correction is-0s for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.

Honolulu, August %, 1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

is desired or set forth IN the preceding
section. Upon the receipt Of such appoint
ment. the commissioners shall at once
give notice. and shall hear and deter
mine the same and make orders In the
premises in manner and form and accord
ing to the procedure provided in section
$3.50 OF Vermont Statutes, as amended by
acts No. So Of the acts OF 1907 relative
to changes IN stations or station houses.
The commissioners shan be allowed three
dollars per day and expenses. to be paid
by the state.
Sec. 3. Any party in interest who is dis
satisfied with any order OF the commits
lsioners made under section Of this act,
may appeal TO the supreme court ell in
manner and form as provided in section
Z Of said No. s. OF the acts Of 1902, and
thereupon such appear shall be heard
and determined as Is provided IN said
act.
Sec 4 Any railroad company which
does not, within sixty days after fnal
erder. Judgment or decree IN any proceed.
Ing set forth IN sections and OF this
act, comply Herewith shall be fined ter
dollars TOR each days neglect which shall
be collected IN an action on this statute
to be commenced and prosecuted by tht
states attorney Of the county where
the point designated in such order, judg'
ment or decree Is situated.
Approved December 9, 1904
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40. los.

AN ACT IN AMENDMENT or SEC
TIoN or NO. u OF THE ACTS or
1902 RELATING TO THE coMPUTA-
TON OF THE RESERVE LIABILITY
OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
It Is hereby enacted BY the General AS
sembiy Of tho State Of Vermont
Section Section Of No. Is Of the
Acts Of 1902 Is hereby amended SO IS to
read a. follows:
"scc. 2. The commissioners may value
policies III groups, use approximate av-
erags for fractions Of year and ether
wise. and. in their discretion. accept the
valuation 81 other departments Of insure
anco made on a basis calling for as large
! reserve as required BY tho law Of this
state: and may. in their discretion. &C.
cept the valuation Of industrial pollcie.
Of any company made BY the iusuranc.
department Of its home state though
computed onts basis different from tina
required in THIS state. They may. In thei
discretion, when tables Of mortality call
lag for At least as large reserve a
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NO. 1O1.

AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SEC
T1oN aoss or THE VERMONT STAT
UTEs RELATING 70 INVESTMENTS
AND LOANS.
1t is hereby enacted BY the General AS
sembiy OF the state Of Vermont:
Section /. Section aoss Of the Vermont
Statutes is herey amended 50 as to read
az follows:
Section 1895. No investment Of deposit
and surplus BY savings banks savings In
stitufons and trust companies shall be
made upon mortgages OF real estate ex-
.cept upon first mortgages Of unincum-
bered real estate ana the amount of such
Investment shall not exceed three-Hfths
lot the cash value Of the property naort-
gagged; not less than one.sixth the amount
81 such mortgages shall We upon real es-
tate IN this state and not more than
eighty per cert or the amount OF the as
sets shall be invested IN mortgages Of
real estate; provided that not exceeding
sixty per cent OF tho amount Of such as
sets may be invested IN mortgages Of
real estate outside Of this state, If the
investment Is on mortgage Of unimproved
or unproductiye real estate the amount
Of such investment shall not be more
than forty per cent Of the value thereof
and no mortgage investment shall be
mads BY such corporation except upon
the written approval Of at least three
trustees Of their board Of investment
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved December 8, 1904
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NO. 100.
Approved December = 1904

AN ACT AMENDING SECTION 41os
OF THE VERMONT STATUTES.
RELATING TO LOANS 10 Of
FIcERs. DIRECTORS OR EN-
PLoYEEs or TRUST COMPANIES.
It i hereby enacted BY the General
Assembly oil the State Of vermont:
Section i. Section Slos Of the ver-
mont Statutes is hereby amended 40
as 70 read as follows:
"sec. tios. No loan shall be made to
an ofieer. director or employee OF any
trust company. without the written
consent OF majority Of tho directors.
and such loan shall not At any one time,
directly or indirectly, exceed ave per
cent OF the capital stock actually paid
In. but the discount Of bona hds bills
Of exchange drawn against existing
values, and the discount OF commercial
or business paper actually owned By
such director, oficer or employee me-
gotiating the same 20 an amount not
exceeding ten thousand dollars, or a
loan upon the pledge Of any Of the
securities named In sections 1898 and
4l0i OF the Vermont Statutes and sub
iect to the restrictions thereof to an
amount not exceeding the same sum,
shall not be prohibited by this section.
No loan shall be made by such corr
poration upon its own stock as col-
lateral"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved December s, 1904.
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NO 81.

ANkcT RELATING TO THE AMEND
MfNT or CHARTERS or coReoR.
AHoNs ORGANIZED Under CHAP
THR iss or VERMONT STATUTES.
It hereby enacted by the General as
ssmay Of the State OF Vermont.
seaion L A corporation witch IS sub
fec, b the provisions Of chapter is 81
Vermont Statutes may. BY = vote Of all
It's stDckhoiders at meeting duly called
for TIE purpose. alter. add to or change
The BUSINESS for the transaction OF which
It was incorporated. but IT shall not
engage IN any business which Is not au-
thcrized by the provisions Of said chap
Ter A certificate setting forth such al
iteration addition or change. signed and
sworn to BY the president and clerk 81
such corporation. shah be filed with the
secretary or state. and recorded ana q
certified copy thereof returned and re-
corded in the town clerks Office in the
same manner as the original articles Of
association.
SEQ, : THIS set shan take effect from
IT'S passage
Approved November 1. 1904
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NO s7
AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE rs
SUE or MILEAGE BOOKS BY RAIL

SUE or MILEAGE BOOKS EY RAIL
ROAD CORPORATIONS.
1t Is hereby enacted By the General
Assembly o. the state Of Vermont:
Section i. a person or corporation
operating, managing Or controlling any
railroad whlchis wholly Or partly located
within this stats shall procure ard at
all times keep FOR sale at All stations
on their roads mileage tickets IN the
form Of coupon books having both Ave
hundred and one thousand coupons at
tached thereto. and shall issue such mile
age books Immediately upon application
therefor. which sl1ala entitle the bearer
thereof to travel over I'VE hundred or
one thousand miles on the line or lines
OF such railroads issuing the same.
Sec. q Upon presentation Of such
mileage tickets to conductor on any
train or any line Of railroad owned or
operated by such person OF corporation
said conductor shall desach one coupon
for each mile travelled By the passenger
in satisfaction Of fare. provided that no
single passage shall be granted for less
than Ave miles Of coupon mileage.
Sec. s, Such mileage book shall entitls
the holder thereof 70 the same rights
and privileges in respect to the transport
tatcn Of person and property to which
the highest class ticket issued by such
railroad corporation would entitle him.
Sec. 4 Such mileage book shall be
good until all coupons attached thereto
have been used, Any railroad corporation
which shall refuse to issue mileage
book as provided II this act. or refuse
to accept such mileage book for trans
portation shah forfeit fifty dollars to
be recovered BY the party to whom such
refusal is made; but no action shall be
maintaisSd therefor unless commenced
within one year after the cause Of ac-
ton accrues.
Sec. S. Sections ssss, $500 and 5000 Of
the Vermont Statutes ana No. 70 and No.
u of the acts Of 1875 arc hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect on the
nrst day OF May, 1905.
Approved December 3, 1901.
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NO o..

AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SEC
TON 1854 V. S. RELATING TO TELL
TALE WARNINGS AT RAILROAD
BRIDGES.
II ID hereby enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Vermont,
section i, Section 1854 Of the Vermont
Statutes Is. hereby amended 50 as to read
as follows:
a person or corporation operating a
railroad. or part Of railroad, in this
state shah place at Ire approaches Of
an its bridges, the highway bridges and
an other structures Of whatever kind
Or nature which cover Or extend over
its tracks that do not leave clear
height Of twenty-five feet from the tor
of the rails and lowest parts Of said
bridges or other structures directly oves
said rails. such teli-tale warnings, o.
other safety devices Of uniform pattern
Tor warning trainmen Of their approach
thereto as shall b. commended BY the
board Of railroad commissioners.
Sec z This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved December 10. 1904
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NO. 90.

AN ACT TO AmE ID SECTION ssm OF
THE VERMONT STATUTES RELAT-
ING TO THE INVESTMENT OF
TRUST MONEY BY a TOWN.
II is hereby enacted BY the General a..
seuabiy 81 the ssaee Of Vermont.
section |. Section ssl Of the Vermont
statutes is hereby amended 50 Is 10 read
as foaows;
Section ssol Such moneys and proper
". unless otherwise directed b. the terms
Of the grant. git, Or beauest shah be in
charge Of the trustees. and shan be kept
separate from other moneys Or property
belonging 70 the town. ana the money
shan be Invested in mortgages or real es-
tats or bonds Of tho United states Or de-
posted tn savings banks or trust com.
panies; and the income Of such funds Of
pvperty shall be subject to the order Of
the commissioners and shah be used SC
as bes, 10 promote the purposes fer which
che grants, gifts or requests were made
Sec This aot shan take effec, from
IT. psssage
Approved December I. 1904
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NO. 1O7.
AN ACT RELATING TO DOMESTIC
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Approved December !. 1904

AN ACT RELATING TO DOMESTIC
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
II is hereby enacted BY the General As
sembly Of the State Of Vermont:
Section l. Every insurance company or
association incorporates Of organized ia
this state snail, before issuing a policy
or making contract Of insurance, nle
with the Insurance. commissioner GER
titled copy Of It's charter ana articles Of
association and statement verified By
the oath OF rs president and secretary
showing that the company is duly or
ganizsd.
seo 2. NO domestic insurance company
or association shall issue policies until
upon examination BY the commissioners
Or their deputy it is found to have COM
piled with the laws OF the state. nor un-
til II has obtained from the corumIs-
sioners certificate stating that fact ana
authorizing It to issue policies
Sec. 8 Every domestic insurance com
pany shall file with the Insurance. COM
rnissioners the name ana residence Of eack
person II appoints or employs to act as
its agent in this state. and whoever shall
assume to act as such agent. or. unless
licensed broker, shall in any manner for
compensation aid In negotiating a con-
tract OF insurance on behalf OF such In
surance company for person other than
himself, prior to this fling Of such no.
tice Of appointment. shah be subject to
the penalties or section l1ee Of the YER
mont Statutes.
Sec. 4. An officer Of domestic insurancs
company, or acting without compensation,
may without other qualifications, act in
the negotiation and transaction with
such company Of any Insurance which
such company may lawfully do
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
it's passage.
Approved December 8, 1904
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tuition or trust company, . lost or de-
stroyed and tina deposltor desires to OBJ
tain a new book, he shall Il the bank 50
requires, advertise the loss or destruction.
giving the date and number OF ~. cook
ia two newspapers, one published in the
vicinity Of the residence Of the depositor
and the other in the vicinity Of the place
Of business OF the savings bank, savings
Institution or trust company, at least
three weeks successfully. and notice Of
the loss with description Of the book
shall be posted IN the Office Of the savings
bank. savings institution or trust com
pany for the same length OF time.
Sec 2 II no other person makes claim
to the book or to the deposit within three
months after such publication and notice,
the savings bank, savings institution or
trust company shall issue 70 the deposit
tor new book. which shall contain a
complete statement OF the depositors ae-
count. ana shall state that it is issued in
lieu OF the one lost or destroyed; and the
savings bank, savings institution or trust
company shall not be liable thereafter on
account Of the original book.
sec 3. II person claims such book,
deposit. or any interest therein By virtue
Of such original book before q new one
is Issued. or II tho savings bank. savings
institutions or trust company refuses to
issue new book, person interested
may petition the court Of chancery for
relief. and such court may, upon notice
and hearing. in summary manner. make
such order in the premises as the case
requires.
Approved November 80. 1904
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NO. 1Os.

AN ACT RELATING TO THE PAY
EENr OF THE EXPENSES IN
CURED IN THE COMPUTATION
OF TEE RESERVE LIABILITY OF
DOMESTIC LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANIEs
II is hereby enacted BY the General AS
sembIy Of the state Of Vermont:
Section L The necessary expenses in
CURED By the Insurance commissioners
in the computation Of the reserve Habit
ity Of a domestic life Insurance company
shall be paid from the fees collected BY
such commissioner. upon vouchers ap-
proved by them. BY the order Of the audi
tor Of accounts upon the state treasurer.
Sec. 2. This act SHAH take eject ron
its passage.
Approved December 2, 1904