davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dolores star., 1905-11-17

what makes that fellow SO strong
headed? oh, ! suppose it's his habit
The Dolores star., 1905-11-17

Your frocer returns your money II you don,
like schilnng's I~-t
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

While trading in the outside securities market
fell of 70 certain extent in some quarters OF the
market. the loss was more than offset by the
strength and activity which developed in Inter
borough Rapid Transit and Northern Securities
The market in general displayed a decidedly strong
undertone and while only small fractional gains
were scored in majority Of issues the higher
priced Specialties were marked Up rather sharply
Interborcush Rapid Transit on extensive dealings
made further gain of over per cent; Northern
Securities sold up 70 - per cent and the stubs
We're decidedly more active IT q slight advance
Washington Railway and Electric preferred was
up IL per cent Marine stocks were steady
Mackay issues improved materially. American Can
shares were about steady. In the coppe- Sroua
trading was somewhat less active and while an IT.
regular tendency developed at times a generals
firm undertone was maintained. In bonds Japansss
4lzs were slightly off. although the fun uaid were
i per cent higher Consolidated Rubber Tirs 4
were up 1Ie per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review says.

Business continues 20 expand in a 7soi..,-
manner that promises well for the future g -,
sumption OF commodities IS liberal. Eecsssfai,~
constant repl@nishuent OF stocks. yet there b --
speculative innation or other artificial f7cra- II
menace the perrnanence OF progress Reports F-,-.
he leading branches Of manufacture 9rs rrs-s
nous in telling Of increasing volume ~ 80
and the percentage Of idle machinerr s-ssd5S" -
mnishes- Textile plants make the BEST rsr,rSs =
divisions OF The steel industry are engaged s6 -
ahead that capacity is eXten nded BarTa~ --,s-. -
peded the revival of trade and favorable ves-Tsr
for few weeks viii assure unpreceiants5 -
ton IN The aggTe gate although the yield OF ro+o
VIII ran considerably behind last years ~
month Of July made a most enC0Urag gnz exhihi- 81
so Tar as statistics are available. liabilities ~ 80
ures being smaller than in any month since AsrI
1901 and railway earnings SURPRISING sraa-Ts
81 per cent. Foreign trade at this port for IRE Ia.
week shows gains OF 81 l776-ls+ IN exports and 8 ss
obf IN imports as compared with the same perfos
OF ISp4 Prices OF securities rose 70 the hizhes-
average since last spring and wiz hin = a zFs7s =
the record established three years ago FInancis,
GohultlonS were not changed. except that m01sr
became little frmeT with the approach of ~
terror Withdrawals and gold exports Bank ar
changes AT New-YOrk for the week were = ns-
cent larger than last year. and AZ other Iss5- -
cities there was an average gain OF 213 per cent
Bradstreets" says:
Trade and industry improve ss crops narr-s
Fall business. while not vet i'm fun swing sh0xs
signs of expansion. and Western trade opens vsss
earlier than last wear Weather conditions hsva
favored crop growth ard harvesting. fear OF ms.
damage to spring wheat has disappeared. corr
promises record yield. and both demand and
wheat crop movement in the Southwest Nj
summer quiet. sO-cellad is less than ord iuariIv
operations. Bank CIeariuEs for T5l, b-ssE =,
records for that month failures are Sr~kirzI ss-
Tor normally dun period. and railway earnings
snow progressive gains on the best summers ~
previous years. with increase of per ~-v- 1vz-
July. le0i; the fiscal wear showing ua~ rar- Ia
vance IN gross and per cent gain in ret over tie
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
ankers' posted ra,es were as follows

DOMESTIC ENCHAEGE.-New Orleans - Com
mercial so discount bank, 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Sight. Be; telegraph. SC. Boston-Par Chi
cago-2oc discount. Charleston Buying par: SELL
inC, 1-Ioc premium. st. I.ouis-40c discount bid :.
1c discount asked. Minneapolis-30c premium
cincinnati-Par. Savannah Buying. soc discount:
selling, Toe premium.
BANK CLEARINCiS. r. New-York Exchanges
s263 935C29: balances, $419t956 Philadelphia
changes S20ls6.7l1: balances. g $40 ISL Baltimore
Exchanges. SO93.292; balances s656.OO5 Boston
Exchanges, $2622s.S6; balances. S957SS0 Chi
cugo-EXchanges. s32.37G 3G6: BALANCES g. Sss 227
SILVER MARKET,-Bar silver. 5slsc: ucxican
silver dollars, 4515c. Bar silver in London closed
al 27l4d.
GOLD PRkMIUM.-In Madrid 30 80; Lisbon 500
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 202
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recefpts
reported from Washington. ss27.ssl; internal rev
onue receipts. $s07s1s: miscellaneous recelpts
Si055n. Receipts for the day. Slsi 4sO: expend
lures, s2,g70.520 Receipts for the month 10 date
s6,S@.4e7: expenditures. ss.O30,0oO excess Of ex
penditures. s2.2IO.00 Receipts for the fscal wear
to date. &6.2l7992; expenditures s72 27l coo. excess
of expenditures. sl6.0o3 00s
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $59i.it5
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
on the books at present represent cons'd--asl

the books at present represent considerably
more than a years business.
STEEL FOUNDRIES UNDERWRITING -o.
fetal denial made yesterday OF the ststensr,
that tho American Steel Foundries issue of g 500 m
per cent sinking fund bonds has been underw-
ten on the basis OF a. The bonds will be orraraa
the stockholders at 50. and the underwriting WIN
also be az 50. but commission will be allowed a.
the latter. n al the bonds taken By the sto,s
holders no commission will have TO be paid am 4,
BY any possibility the underwriting syndicats h,,
10 take them all the commission viii be less thar
, per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.-Marlxet
steady. Total sales amounted in par value to
sSo14.oOo against S2.974,5o0 on Thursday The reav-
lest dealings were In the Japanese issues American
Tobacco 45 ard S. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is.
Central of Georgia second incomes Central Leather
-. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy is. Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad As Colorado In
dustria Bs. Consolidated Tobacco IS. Erie consoli-
dated 4s. Kansas City Southern Rs. Mexican Cen
ual first and second incomes. Reading general IS.
Southern Pacific Is Standard Rope and Irvine in
comes. Union Pacific convertible As and United
States Steel IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
London New Tork New York
Clpsa euiI{yaIent CIosa Cham ..

FOREIGN MONEY MARkETS-Call money in
London, 11a per cent. Open market discount rate
for short sight bills 1916 per cent; long bills
1916 per cent Berlin discount rate. 2h per cent
Berlin exchange London, % marks II pfennigs
Paris discount rate, 13s per cent. Paris exchange
London. 25 francs 15 Centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES - British consoIs for
money, 90 S-16; for sthe account, 80 SIS; French
rontcs 80 francs 20 ceutimes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened al
per cent highest. cent: lowest, IA per cent;
last loan, 124 per cent; close 13462 per cent ruling
rate, 2 per cent. Time money quoted at 3 per
for sixty days. 3l4 per for ninety days 80
per cent for four months and per cent for six
months Commercial paper quoted at 4 per
cent for sixty to ninety days 4G4A per cent for
four and six months and 4lsiI5 per for hers
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market closed steady
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
ssco.d..r

Quotations for foundry al the Il a. n and 1ar
calls Yesterday compare with The hnal prices J.
Thursday as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
PIC IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular az the II a. n and Ip
calls yesterday compare with The hnal prices ),
Thursday follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
To Whom 1t May Concern.
yKTHEREAS, THE TEUTONiA TNSTTRa%SF STR 1sSS
STATE OF NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

Company located Orleans I'm the state -,
Louisiana has fled in this ONCE statement 6y
and has complied ali respects with the Is sws
this State relating 70 FIRE Companies
Now. Therefore pursuance
Hendricks Superintendent Of of the STATE r
New Yc do certify that said Company is berebv
To its appropriate Fir.
IN this state in accordance with law during
The condition Of saiS
6omnauy al the statement tDecember Al
is follows:
Aggregate of available ssO7 77a 90
Aggregate amount liabilities texoept capital
anc surplus. including reinsurance 471 76
Amount Of actual pao-up capital 80
Surplus all liabilities NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s6o15 ~
4Oa ~
Amount Of expenditures for the Goa 032
In Witness Whereof F.. he-euntO my
and caused my Office to b.
ISeall affixed the day year above written
FRANCIS HENDRICKS
Superintendent ot Insurance
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SECURITIES VALUES HIGHER.
PRICES ADVANCE ON LIGHT d. 4IyS TRADING.
MON Pacific and United States Steel Preferred Fcatwes-The
Banks Lose Over S3OOOOOO IN Casb.

consequence every opportunity will he taken to
nrihg about bull activity in the stock market
in the next few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Aug. : p. nl.-The market for American
securities was duh and firm. Last quotations fol
low:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
Trust Companies,
Financial Meetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS Oh

TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY.
You hereby next Annual Meeting Of
the stockholders said Drec
tors for the ensuing ana the transaction such
other business before the vii be
held IN the Office Of the Secretary OF the Company.
Broadway, New York City y. Y, Thursday. August
10. 1900 at 10 O'Clock A NJ
The Transfer Books will be closed July Goth and re
opened August ilth. 1908.
H. 3 PARSONS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDS.-Market steady Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
BONDS.

FURNISHED by Frederic II Hatch Nc 50 s'''d-ss' .
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BONDS.

51.eTa total sales. sodd lots
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
FOREIGN BONDS.

s1aooo total sales "ssu "anl tn--rs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
time Diamond Head Charlie loses sight
of the Sierras smoke.
SIERRA WILL TAKE
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
VESSEL ARRIVES THIS MORNING
FROM THE COLONIES WITH A
SMALL SIZED CROWD.

With a small list of passengers from
the Colonies the S. S. Sierra arrived
this morning on time She left Sydney
August p Auckland August "a and
Page Page August 20. Fine weather
was experienced throughout the trip,
the steaming time to this port being Is
days, and 20 hours.
In the list of passengers is Lieutenant
Commander Bittler, L. 5. n. who has
been in Page Page on duty.
Professor Bottomly is musician
who is en- route to San Francisco
Miss N. Butler and Elsie Moore are
actresses who are going to the main
land to appear i'm American theatres.
Five passengers stopped over at
Honolulu among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brush. He is a capitalist
who has been visiting in Australia.
l.. De L. Ward arrived.
The vessel win take fair sized
crowd of passengers from Honolulu
for San Francisco. j. Sutherland Ross
the passenger agent of the Oceanic
S. S. Company will return to san
Francisco.
II. H. Renton is booked to depart
Miss Abbie Dow will return to at
| tend school in he east
F.. D. Lowrey will also depart for the
| Mainland.
Miss Agnes Lyle is to leave for San
| Francisco by the steamer.
| Chief Clerk c. r. auckland, of the
Secretary's office will depart for a
vacation to the mainland, accompanied
by his daughters.
w. T. Rawlins former deputy high
sheriff, will depart on business to the
mainland.
The Sierra is scheduled to sail at
p. m. today from the Oceanic wharf for
San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

the young to read certain books and
thereby help the sale of those books
naturally putting money into the hands
of authors and publishers. We will
not advise the young to drink, but we
will tell them that if they are intent
upon drinking let them drink sO-and-
SOS Scotch or such-and sucn's rye.
It's great idea and 1 shall certainly
speak to the premier and the Governor
General about it when l get back to
Australia"
But" explained the newspaper man
who had been eagerly seeking an OPP
portunity to explain the department
of Public instruction is not doing any
thing of the sort. 1t is not importing
brands of drinks in order to teach the
youth of the land which particular jag
producer is the most innocuous. There
is no chair of Boozology at the Terri
torial Normal School. The fact is
that the Department had some books
sent down from San Francisco and they
We're packed in these old liquor cases,
so utterly lost were the shippers to the
eternal fitness of things. See?"
My world" said the prominent edu-
Gator from Australia. That's jolly
odd, you know!"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

Goodness Graciousw CALCULATED the
prominent educator from Australia
when he passed through by the ma
kai lanai of the Judiciary building to
pay his respects to the Department of
Public Instruction.
Goodness Gracious!" he said again
as he adjusted his pince-nez and read
the inscriptions on a big pile of boxes
outside Scotch whiskey, Dewar's-and
excellent whiskey too. 'Bushmills,
Irish'-yes, and that's very good too
I've been told. though we don't use it
much down in the colonies. Cyrus
Noble'-Don't know about that I'm
sure though from it's immediate juxta-
position to the other brands I've no
doubt it is excellent. Canadian Club
All, another fine distillation if cur
rent report and the word of experts is
to be believed Burgundy, too, and again
more Scotch! Well we'll! the depart
ment of Public instruction of Hawaii
is certainly progressive.
do you know, 1 think the idea an
excellent one. Teach the young idea
that if it must drink, it should drink
good brands. True, this must seem
like an advertisement for certain lines
of liquor but why not? We advise
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

The first term of the circuit court
here under the county system opened
this morning with Judge Lindsay pre-
siding. Deputy Attorney General
Peters appeared with County Attorney
e. A. Douthitt for the prosecution.
Almost at the start a sweeping attack
was made on the jurisdiction of the
court to do anything at ALL on the
ground that the whole term had lapsed
because it was not opened yesterday
A. S. Humphreys announced i'm the
case of the Territory against All on
that he would have such a contention
to advance. The statute provides that
the term shall open on the first Mon
day in September and it was not SO
opened, yesterday being passed as a
legal holiday. 1t will be claimed that
the failure to open the term on the
day specified makes the term lapse.
Other attorneys later made the same
point, and there will be considerable
argument over it.
Judge Lindsay was to have charged
the Grand jury, but there were not
enough jurors. OF those summoned
the following were excused; ]. Love,
c H. Atherton, j. r. Aheong, n. Fer
nandez, ]. Richards, Chris Willis, H.
Weinrich.
Judge Lindsay issued special We
nire for twelve more jurors, returnable
at ten, o'clock tomorrow morning, at
which time he expects to swear in and
charge the Grand jury. He then re-
tired and Judge Robinson took the
bench and proceeded to call the Grim
| inal calendar.
| The four charges of embezzlement
| against former land commissioners
Edward S. Boyd were nolle pressed by
| Douthitt. The defendant is serving a
| term of ten years for ENLIGHTENMENT in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

cannot serve as jurors. 1t will be
Impossible to get jury in this part
OF the Territory if Judge Parsons holds
that circuit judges have not authority
to naturalize."
A large proportion of leading citizens
of Hawaii, English, German and Por-
tuguese,. have been naturalized since
annexation, or think they have, by
circuit judges. Mathewman is ex-
Guiding them all from his juries and
Parsons is now to decide whether they
are or are not citizens of the United
States.
4 decision in favor Of defendants
contentious in the Honokaa case wi
here vested i'm United States Judge
Dole. 1t is said that i'm this, event
there will be petitions for him to hold
a special term at Honokaa, to enable
the men without country to get in
under the flag they think they belong
to now. The Organic Act provides
that the federal judge may hold spe-
cial terms at such times and places
as he chooses and the citizenship mat
ter is one which, according to the at
torneys, must be Strengthened out be-
fore the ordinary enforcement of law
can proceed.
In Honolulu also there are many sup
posed citizens who will be affected by
the decision. During the last cam
paign alone about two hundred aliens
were naturallzed by circuit judges
here. 1t may be found necessary for
all of them to go through the process
again, before Judge Dole.
The circuit judges authority is
claimed under an old federal statute
which provides that powers to ma
turalize shall be vested in territorial
district courts 1t is claimed, how
ever, that there are vital points of
difference between such courts and the
circuit courts of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

Judge Robinson this morning gave a
decision Diminishing the libel suit
brought by A. V. Gear against the Ad-
vertiser for $4,000 damages. The de-
cision is an order sustaining a demur-
rer filed by j. ]. Dunno, counsel for de-
PENDANT. The alleged libel was in charg-
ing that Gear was renting property in
Iwilei to be used for houses of i'll
fame, but the decision holds that the
article published did not charge that
Gear knowingly did so, hence was not
libellous.
The language complained of was as
follows: so Gearville is in the midst
of things again. The premises mainly
used for housing the Japanese social
evil at Iwilei were leased for the FL
deity Insurance Co. by A. V. Gear,
president, also president of the Bulle-
tin. Evidently, since this expose be-
came inevitable, Mr.. Gears availability
as a candidate for superintendent of
Public Instruction has become impair
ed. At least nothing more has been
heard of it."
Judge Robinson says in his decision
that it is only Necessary to consider two
of the grounds Of the demurrer these
being sufficient They consist mainly
in the claim that the language Of the
article is not libellous per sc. The
judge says:
"As the article complained of does not
associate the plaintiff with the social
ed Japanese social evil personally,
but merely in his representative capa-
city as an officer and agent of the FL
deity Insurance Company, I think it
safe to assume that the language en-
ployed, as read and understood by a
person of ordinary intelligence, would
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
SHERIDAN STAYS A
SHORT TIME HERE
ARRIVED YESTER-
DAY FROM THE FAR EAST AT
TER AN UNEVENTFUL TRIP.

The transport Sheridan makes a
short stay in port on her present home
ward trip to San Francisco from Ma
Mia. She arrived here yesterday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock from Manila via
Nagasaki. The vessel experienced good
weather during the trip. At Nagasaki
several Japanese cruisers torpedo boat
destroyers and gunboats were In port
There are aboard the vessel nearly L.
200 soldiers, the majority of them be-
ing from the engineer corps and the
18th Cavalry, Col Henry Wygant Of
the 22nd Infantry is the ranking line
officer on the vessel and is I'm com
mand of the troops. She brought no
passengers for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

a case that was tried. The five sim
liar charges against e. Vivian Rich
ardson were passed. The county at
torney answered ready, but A. G. NJ.
Robertson for the defense stated that
he had been waiting three months for
a bill of particulars. 1t was promised
within twenty-four hours, and the
cases were passed.
Next Monday was fixed upon as the
day for beginning jury trials, and on
that day the criminal hearing will be-
gin with the case of Morimoto, charged
with having q che IA ticket i'm pos
session. j. w. Cathcart appears for
the defense. Enough cases were set
of this month.
In the Takada murder case Judge
Robinson made an order again APP
pointing eX-Justice A. Perry and II. G
Middleditch as counsel for defense.
They defended him last term by APP
pointment and had the indictment
quashed. Perry Immediately made an
objection to the jurisdiction of the
court, on the ground that there was
no term, and Hogan followed with the
same proposition in behalf of his de,
PENDANTS.
Biting made a kick against a pros.
pective wait for Frank Fisher, charged
with selling liquor without a license
and with keeping a disorderly house
He also kicked against delay in ar
equity suit which he. said he had hat
on the calendar for six years, ex.
pressing a hope that Robinson's taking
up criminal cases would not delay it
The Fisher cases were set for Septem
Der 81 As to the equity case Robin.
son said he thought there must hav,
been neglect to prosecute If six years
had elapsed without it's being tried.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
AND PUPIL
Continued from page one.)


and Grammar Schools will be full up.
Let's see, we have forty-one new appli-
cations for the Grammar to the High.
l cannot say nearer than that we will
have between 400 and 500 pupils until
we get things Strengthened out"
As BELTS the lofty condition of dig
niiied High Scholars there was none of
the noise and hustle about the High
School that there was in the junior
places When young person has
reached the eminence of the High
School there is little left in life worth
reaching for further and well the new
entrants know the proper respect to
pay those who have just passed through
the freshman class and are one step
higher. SO it is that awe and not noise
characterized the High Schools opening
today.
1t may be worth noting that despite
the orders of the Legislature, the schools
did not display the national flag today.
Perhaps the new flags have not yet
arrived.
The Kamehameha Schools opened this
morning with an attendance of 100 big
boys SO girls and 60 in the preparatory
school, a full complement. Work was
organized for the coming term and
recitatiOns will not commence until to-
morrow It is expected that more are
going to join during the week.
Oahu College will not open until
Monday next.
superintendent Davis said this morn
ing that there was a prospect of large
attendance at the various schools.
I'VE shall not receive returns from the
schools until this afternoon" he stated
but the figures showing attendance
will be available when the enrolment
ceases this afternoon The openings
are being carried on as usual, with en-
rOllments of pupils of all classes"