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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
T1sHTS SHERMAN Trust LAW.
one Point for Hale Is That COnErcs Usurped
PardOntng Power.


PArdOntnE Power.
A writ Of habeas corpus for Edwin T.
Bale, secretary Of the Mac AndreWs& Forbes
Co, who was adjudged in contempt by
Omitted States Circuit Judge IAoombe be-
cause he refused to testify before the Fed
eral Grand Jury on May In the Tobacco
Trust inquiry, has been allowed by United
States Circuit Court Judge Wallace in
Albany. His petition set up that the Sher-
man Antitrust law is unconstitutional
IN that II provides for the pardon Of persons
concerned in violation OF the United States
statutes on condition that they give evidence,
thus usurping the pardoning powers vested
exclusively In the President; and further,
that h undertakes 20 deprive the States Of
their sovereign rights TO prosecute and pun
lab persons who violate State laws. Il Is
further alleged that the Mao Andrews a
Forbes Co. was not a party to any pending
action, that the order 70 the petitioners 10
produce his books was an Unreasonable
search and seizure, that the petitioner was
under no legal obligation TO obey the order,
and that his duty as an Officer Of the com
pAny required him 70 disobey. Nicon,
Anabel & Lindsay represent Hale. Argu-
ment on the writ viii be had on May a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
.. S. RUBBER IS IN CONTROL.
BUYS TWO-THIRDS or TIE STOCK
or THE RUBBER GOODS co.

Capital Increased 70 SIS 900 yOOO-Pur.
chase Not Made IN tho open Market but
Through . ByndiOate-TWo Companies
not Competitive, but supplementary.
The United States Rubber Company,
vhIoh largely controls the crude rubber out
nut and manufactures more than two-thirds
Of the rubber boots and shoes used In this
country, has purchased . controlling In
tarast In the $50 900, 900 Rubber Goods Manu-
featuring Company, The lattOr concern
makes fnished rubber products.
Information concerning the big rubber
rnsrger came out through a circular which
has bean sent to Stockholders Of the United
States Rubber Company. The directors
have adopted = resolution recommending
that the capital stock be increased from
100000 to 900, including $4,000
600 first preferred stock, with the second
preferred 0 per oant. stock to DO authorized
70 tho amount Of 100000 Announce
ment Is also made in the circular that the
directors have authorized the purchase Of
not lass than two-thirds Of the capital stock
Of the Rubber Goods company.
The directors Of the United States Rubber
Company did not consider II prudent TO
attempt TO buy a controlling interest In
Rubber Goods in the open market and q
syndicate was formed to put through the
deal The syndicate includes directors Of
the United States Rubber and also the
president Of the Rubber Goods company.
The directors Of the latter 90 mpany have
authorized the execution Of q contract with
The syndicate authorizing It 70 sell and
deliver to the United States Rubber Com
pany not less than two-thirds Of the stock
Of the purchased concern.
The circular calls attention TO the fact that
the United States Rubber Company has held
stock Of the Rubber Goods company for
several years, and that Il Is natural that the
relations botween the two companies should
be very close as the business Of the Rubber
Goods SUPP lements that Of the subsidiary
companies OF the trust. The circular says
chat the companies are In no way COM
petitive, but supplementary. Samuel P.
Colt "a president Of the United States Rubber
Company and Charles H. Dale Is president
Of the Rubber Goods. p. c. Benedict Is q
prominent factor In the United States
Rubber. The matter Of effecting q union
Of the two compc MES has long been under
consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
NEW HAVEN n. R. DEFICIT

For the Ouarter said 70 he the FirSt In
the COmpany'S History.
The report Of the New York, New Hhven
and Hartford Railroad for the quarter
ended March 81 shows q deficit said 10 be
the first In the history Of the company.
The deficit, amounting to Sl7.726 as com
pared with a surplus Of oil5,t7S for the cor
responding quarter last year, h accounted
for by the severe weather conditions and,
according 70 the report, by the car service
laws OF New England, which compelled the
company to pay for the use Of foreign cara
over what was received for It's own cars
tSOS sos q large increase over the 1904
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
PUBLIC NOTICES.


,Elisaaiag soai6sIIly rem ne la.s5ssOsoA q
tohf V3ashGbs Sveaue tS lie iilsIccddd via
ss. Gee u2arfd saS ssa 9 5s sTSSS 9H' me-
Eighy nlRln slteft " it intersection win Wih.teI
sySs @ " A RSs, ' oRs Hunars
aad Hgs paih Sec agnse sas'sty O. , sas
s si n a. i5ter1essa itS TsIld tYs5io M
ssshfs SI ~ s for haI iI psroS b ~
S sRs's taa bS SRS 4 RSss5s
oBq aldtl5l sa4 flghty. ylnih street -
csSddtsto ~ ihe6fpofatlon, . -
BgSinnlRg 81 lhe lnteTseeuon q Fast one Hqa,
TTansh siiiioh a. ii5 INTERSECTION vi,A East one
sSRs as 'P Ono S aaSdied shS tseS s !;
~ Intersection with Southen Boulevnrdi thence
S Wins sa s s snaSsd sS arg sis
A. a change and y substtgtioa for that portion
Basi One tiPdTSd AID lShS sseoSd street. freis
southern Boulevard . We avenue; thence sogth.
aseasa ~ Sns snS s sion one as aasd 9T az
SeYenty-eighih street 70 boston road. -
r9ga YOU Pso9s go % GHTsSie I5 q;
or BY any other motive power, other than loco
ne Sd i'f s6s R sSs deS SS
sc ss sme 20 Sy s 99 81 q properly
nos6s Ssso S s8 Ss ss la I Pos Sss sss
be given as required by law, and that The desired
approval and the consent or rant be given In the
form OF an ordinance. In accordance with the pros
visions of'the Greater New York Charter -
Dated Attic CltYof New YORK, April Is, 1905,
NEW YORK CITY lNTERBOROUGH RAIL.
way COMPANY.
fSeall Arthur Tunbun, President
Nov. therefore pursuant % direction Giysu
By resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen OF The City
OF New YORK. which waa adopted on the 18th day
q ssd CIV w. on S Sc d Day y Nay Ss public 49,
lice % such application Is heneby given. And lhat
At the Chamber OF the HOhrd OF Aldermen IN the GU
Hail IN the borough OF Manhattan and City OF New
YORK. on ThurbdAy. the ist day Of June, 1905. at
2 O'Clock IN the afternoon. the Application Of said
railway company VII be hrst considered and
public heAnng had thereon. ... ~.
All persons Interested In said application are
nottned 10 be present A. the time and place afors
aAid, an opportunity will then and there be rive
them W be heard IN relation Thereto.
.l p. J. SCULLY,
CITY CleTk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
COLORADO a SOUTHERN ANNExr
Supposed Object Of New Incorporation At
New Orleans.


New Orleans.
The Colorado Southern, New Orleans
and Pacific Railroad has been incorporated
At New Orleans with a capital Of s, 900 OOO
The object Of the new corporation as stated
In is charter is the construction Of a rail-
road from some point near New Orleans
70 the western boundary Of Louisiana and
thence TO the State Of Texas and to the
Pacific. The incorporators we're dummies.
short time ago It was announced that the
Colorado and Southern Railway, which
for some time has been aiming to extend
lie line TO the Gulf. might find It necessary
to reincoTporate In some other State than
Colorado. The reason for this action Is
the adverse attitude Of the Governor OF
Colorado toward certain plans Of the rail
road for extensions in that State.
None Of the officials Of the Colorado and
Southern would admit yesterday that the
New Orleans company had anything 70 do
with their plans, but II was believed In
some quarters to be the first step in the
great extensions to be made by that rail-
road. A circular was sent 70 stookh olders
yesterday giving details OF the 500 900, 900
bond issue which the directors have voted.
OF this issue tt5, 10000 is TO be ultimately
used for the acquisition OF additional
properties, including the cost Of double
tracking parts Of the existing main line
Of the system. As already stated 81, O00,-
900 Of the Issue will be put out at once, part
Of Il to be used for additional acquisitions
IN Colorado and for additions and extern
sions In Texas, for the ultimate purpose Of
giving the system direct connection with
6dewater
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

corrupt almost beyond belief II IL fne
property, as happen 20 know. but the con-
ditions are bad. To do business In Chicago
you have 20 deal first with the Aldermen
and then with the state Iegislators. and when
you are through With them you have the
railroad and warehouse commissioners after
you. and when they are through there IL the
tax assessor left. and after the tax assessor
you have 20 begin all oter agaln with the
Aldermen, and 90 on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL

The Telephone has created great fortunes. b..
The Sewing Machine has made lie milonarsS
The Linotype Uypesetng maehns In years paid Sl27
900 dividends every 500 originally invested
The whtson Autopre the fourth Of this great quartet has
broader field than the Linotype and great future
AUTOPRHSs-A new type Of printing machine which does the
work Of FIVE HoDERN PRESSES SEVEN
TEN
See SUNDAY HERALD Of Flay 2Ist for par
ticuIars Of public subscription bids for
shares of the Whitson AutopresS Conn
pany. l..".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
shortage Of Butter in the Mohawk valley

FONDA, n. T., Nay iS.-There l. a shorta sc
Of butter In the Mohawk Valley and some
Of the few farmers who arc making butter
have been paid as high as IS cents q pound.
The shortage Of the butter supply b due
to the various milk stations established
throughout the State and the great amount
Of milk being shipped 10 New York city.
Farmers say that Il Is more profitable TO
sell milk than make butter and that Il
greatly lessons the labors Of the women
FOLLY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
81. PAUL TO THE PACIFIC.
Long Talked OF Extension. Il Il Reported.
WIN Now he BEGUN.


President Earring Of the Chicago. MI
vAukee and st. Paul Railroad has an
nounoed. according TO Western dispatches
yesterday, that the company will at once
press the construction Of line from Cham
berlain and Evarts. S. D., 10 the Pacific
Oosst. Although no confirmation Of the
news oould he obtained here Wall Street
vas inclined 10 believe that the St Paul
IA about ready 10 build the long talked Of
extension. IL has been believed by soao
that II the St. Paul could secure what Il
deemed proper facilities by alliances with
other roads IL would not construct q line
OF its own.
Al, Recent developments have confirmed
the opinion, however. that the St. Paul
has been making active preparations for
the construction Of a new line. Great
activity has recently been shown by the
road In the acquisition Of land, particularly
IN the neighborhood Of Seattle. Some
time ago one Of the officials Of the road
admitted that surveys and financial ar
rHngements had been made for an extern
sion should 1t be found advisable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
BOTHER WILD BITH GRIEF
Held for Disorderiy Conduct After Her
Little Daughter's Death.

-Nte luN btAuTuNHiy OouuuCN AINGE heT
Little DaughteF'S Death.
Wild With grief over the death Of her child.
Ma Josephine Gerfafl Of 40 Cherry street
made two attempts yesterday afternoon to
Jump into the river at the Health Depart
ment landing at the foot OF East 1S7d street.
and her attempts collected a crowd She
vas arrested for disorderly conduct. Tho
child wa Der tWo-year-oH dauFbter MARY,
Who died on North other Island Of meaales
lhstluntDg from the island the mother
tried 10 beat ber head against a stone At
DE landing, and when she was prevented
sqove 70 got away nom Policeman Cahil
tnd throw berSelf into the water. He hnd
her taken 10 the station IN a patrol wagon
and abe was bed there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
pan. Pned FOR Bronx New Court House.

Plans have been filed with the Bronx
Building Bureau for the new court house
for The Bronx borough 10 be crested on the
block bounded by Third and Brook avenues
and i6ist street. IL IL 70 be four story
edifoa on ornau,sutal brick. with trimmings
Of dscontsd stone, and irregular IN IL d.
uocn.d IA Its est IL estimated At t800.0oO.
TOE c.HyG aroh . - Michael J. 0arvin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

The amount Of United states deposits shown
In this weeks statement Is tl57A2Oo, a decrease
OF $40 900 from last week. II these deposits were
deducted from the aggregate Cven, Che surplus
would be $40 .646.i7S
Below is a table showing the percentage Of cash
red with those of lar Weet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Sc Philadelphia. from Southampton for New York
s. EtrunA from 1verpool for New YORK.
a KroOniAnd. from Antwerp for New York
81 NooudAm. from Rotterdam for New YoTt
"A NinhehahA. from London for New Yort.
- Ia BretAgne. from Havre Tor New York.
u Bremen. IRON Bremen for New York.
81 Arcadia from Hamburg for New Yort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HnuArUlH ALMANAC THu DAT.
sun rises t:t7 sun sets. ,,...70t Noon ssts .7O7
HOB WATHR THts DAT.
sandy HOOK 7.5s Gov. .S:77i Hell Gate. SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Either which 10 on
exhibition 81 Bom'u, i16th o. and ID av, for whch
patents are for sale or partner wanted 70 manu-
"a West i75th -.
AN INVESTMENT OF 500 paid i7s weekly
Cd sound businels principles. COMMON SENSE.
bon 100 sun once.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for pavntickets, dia-
monds, watches, pearls and jewelry A. hAuh.
I11 BoWery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
BANK STATEMENT.
surplus Reserves Decrease o. .OIS,s

surplus Reserves Decrease - yOI0,sSO.
The statement Of the Clearing House banks
differed from IL predecessors Of the last two
or three weeks by making a distinctly I'M
favorable showing. Wall Street was pre-
pared for something Of the kind. however,
90 that the exhibit did not prove as disap-
pointing as II otherwise would have done
The loss Of cash holdings about eaualsd the
estimated decrease In that item, and the loan
By the movement toward higher prioes in
the stock market that has been In progress
during the latter part OF the week. Surplus
exactly the amount Of their gain last week.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Compares as follows with that Of last week
and that Of the corresponding week one year
ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
PROPOSALS.


THE AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS oFElCA
Room VI. stewart Building, No. go broadway,
New Yer l5.-i Nay = g,f 2 LseS'
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Important changes from last week In the cash
fnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

s. statsndam. from New Yort a. Boulogns.
81 CAmpaniA, from New YORK 81 Liverpool
= Celtic. from New York a. Liverpool
Ss HAMBURG. from New YORK at HAmbuFF.
81 Caledonia, from New YORK az GIASgoW.
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AFrived-SLruHpAI. Nay IA
MA Savole Havre. Nay Q.
s. I.uoAniA, Liverpool, Nay O.
s. St. LOult. Southampton, Nay Q.
81 Cedric Liverpool, Nay &
50 British Princess. Antwerp, April -
IS AuTeole. Blyth, April n,
81 Richmond Castle. HAkodate. FEB. J.
IS HAvsuA. Vera Cruz. NAY 4.
s. Pre-, Barbados Nay 4
Sc Par. Unique. April n.
s. Bermu, Bermuda, Nay n.
SsATapahos, Jacksonville Nay 10.
81 II PAso New Orleans. Nay g.
IS Kansas City. savannah, Nay 10.
So Dol. r. J.. Drake, PoTt Arthur. TeI.. Nay 4
IS Hamilton. Norfolk, Nay ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
O0Af"-' By Arthur Turnbun, President


Dsni W McWuHams. Secretary.
state Of New YORK County OF New York, &C.:
Arthur Turnhun being duly sworn. deposes
and ssys that he s president ~ the New Yors
city InterborouEh Railway Company. the petit
tioner named In the foregoing petlton that he
has read the foregoing petition and knows the
contents thereof ana that the same Is true OF HI,
own knowledge except as 70 the matters therein
stated 70 be ALLEGED upon Information and belief
and 10 those matters be believes Il % be tr1e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

YORK County. ~ y
Now Therefore pursuant 10 direction given
By resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen Of The
city Of New York which was adopted on the 75th
DAY Of April, 1905. and approved by bis Honor
the Mayor OF said City on the Sd day Of May. 1905
public notice OF such application Is hereby given.
and that al the Chamber Of the Board OF Alder
men In the City Hall. IN the Borough OF Manhatta an
and QtY OF New York. on Thursday. the LIST day
OF June 1905. a. O'Clock In the afternoon. the
application OF SAID railway company viii be hBt
considered and public hearing had thereon
All persons Interested IN said application are
notified 20 be present AZ the time and place SfoIe-
said a. an opportunity viii then and there be
gtven them 20 be heard 10 relation thereto.
= J. SCUILY.
1oVE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-22
MRS JANE STANFORD
VISITS HONOLULU

Mrs. James Stanford, widow of the
late Senator Stanford of California,
and the surviving founder of the stan
ford University, arrived yesterday on
the Korea en- route to Japan. She
will remain here for about three
weeks as guest at the Nc lana hotel,
Mrs. Stanford looks well and hearty
and stood the trip nicely.
y am never sea-sick. and therefore
always enjoy a sea trip said Mrs.
Stanford yesterday. Il enjoy travel
ling. and hope I may be able to come
here again. I am stopping here in
Honolulu because 1 always enjoy my
visits.
stanford University is prospecting
and it certainly has a fine career
ahead [ am adding another building
"a library. which will undoubtedly be
quite an attraction there
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-22
LOCAL BREVITlES.

DR.. c. 3. High departed yesterda,
for Kauai to be absent until Sunday
Wampole's preparations are sold a,
all tirst-ciass drug stores in the city
Mr.. Putnam c. Hubbel and Miss Ida
F'ernandes Of Koloa. were married yes
terday afternoon at the Catholic Mis-
sion.
Sayegusa at 1920 Nuuanu street Just
nauka of Hotel, has received another
Z invoice of ladies embroidered shirt
waists, no two alike.
Mrs. c. L. Dickerson, 1871 Alakea
for pretty hats, stylish hats, very
newest shapes, Charlotte Corday, etc,
: all by the last Alameda.
| The regular quarterly meeting of the
! Bar Association will take place at the
Republican Headquarters. 925 Fort
, street, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Confetti Masquerade takes place
tonight at Progress hall There is
| every promise of a big turnout and
a rafting good old George Washing
ton celebration time.
Young Bros. customs launch Water
witch went into commission again yes
terday respondent with new coats of
handsome shields of the customs ser
vice.
K. Imamoto, the we'll known Japa-
nese merchant, who has been actively
engaged in mercantile business for the
past twelve years in Honolulu. has ac-
quired the store and business of Ko-
jima, who has retired
The annual meeting of the American
Relief Fund Society will be held at
the Office of Geo. P. Castle at 10 o'clock
Friday, Feb "a. Some important bust
ness is to be transacted and all mem
bers are requested to attend.
Mrs McCIelIand died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Hill, matron of
the Kamehameha Manual School, |
Monday afternoon. The funeral ser
vices win be held at half past ten
o'clock Wednesday morning in Bishop |
Memorial chapel.
Mr. and Mrs William G. Irwin made |
their beautiful home the setting for a |
dinner of thirty last evening, given in
honor of Miss Lily SpreckeIs and Har-
~ Holbrook. Except for the exqui-
sitely arranged lilies used in decora-
ton in compliment to the given name
Of the bride-to-be, every suggestion
was of st. Valentine. There were pres
emit, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin, Miss
Lily SpreckeIs, Miss Grace Spreckels,
Miss Helen Smith Miss Blair, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Taylor Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Spree
lels Jr.. Harry Stetson and DIR. Harry
Tevis. John Zeile, Harry HOlbrook, f.
w. Greenway and Miss IveS-Chroni- |
lie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Sachs's store will close at noon to-
day.
Good table board can be had at 1141
Adams lane.
Il cannot tell a lie" Primo Lager
- absolutely pure.
Ehlers & Co. Jordan & Co. and
Whitney & Marsh, will close at II
noon today.
A secondhand Smith Premier type
writer is wanted. See our classified
ads. for particulars.
The Metropolitan Meat Company's
markets Will close today at noon. Send
in your orders early.
Auction sale of choice household fur
niture at Fisher. Ables Co.'S sales
rooms on Saturday next at 10 o'clock
Miss Power has selected and sent
some very stylish spring shirt waist
hats which can be seen at the
Millinery Parlors in Boston Building
The Eagles viii hold a meeting this
evening in Harmony hall Several
new members are to be initiated and
all visiting members of the order are
invited 70 be present.
Owing to the drouth water for ir-
rigating purposes is not to be used
except between the hours of i and 81
p m. Violations of this order VIII
cause the service to be shut off The
official notice in point appears else
where in these columns.
The Manoa Golf Club competition
will begin at 10 o'clock this morning.
All members who expect to participate
are requested TO be at the Club House
at $50 sharp as the draw viii take
place at that time. The first prize
will be one of the handsomest cups
that have ever been offered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-22
Browning Evenings.

The program of Browning evenings
to be conducted by Mrs. Frear at the
Eng1eside is as follows:
Feb. 24-I: Browning the Man. II:
Browning the Poet.
March 4-(a) His Art: illustrated
by POEMS read
March lib His Lyrics.
III: Browning. the Individualist.
March 1S-(a) Study of poems.
March 25-(b) Study of poems.
April Nv: Browning, the Drama
list.
Pippa Passes.
a Blot in the 'Scutcheon.
April S-V: Browning, the Seer.
Saul.
The first reading will take place
next Friday evening.