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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-25
5. MAHAULU
PARDONED
Other Acts OF CIemency
by Governor for
Christmas.

Below is given the list OF acts of
elemency toward prisoners performed
by Governor Carter, which took effect
yesterday IN anticipation of Christmas:
FULL PARDON.
Stephen Mahaulu was convicted in
the Circuit Court of the First Judicial
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. before
the Honorable John T. De Bolt, on the
10th day of April, A D. 1905. of the
crime of embezzlement, and sentenced
on the 18th day of April. 1905. to be
imprisoned at hard labor for the term
OF one year and pay the costs of court.
Granted a full pardon. Mahaulu was
chief clerk in the Land Office under E.
). Boyd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-25

Section 1878, Civil Laws.-The time
within which an act is to be done
shall be computed by excluding the
first day and including the last. Y
the last day be Sunday, it shall BE-
excluded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-25

Very respectfully.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
SIMON BAMBEPGER,
RICHARD P. MORRIS,
JOHN c. CUTLER,
w. P. O'MEARA.
JNO. ]. JUDSON,
FISHER HARRIS,
Committee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-25
CONDITIONAL PARDoNs.


Joao Cordeiro was convicted on the
9th day of November. 1902, IN the
Circuit Court of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit. of the offense of larceny in
the second degree, stealing from the
estate of ". Il. Richard one steer,
value $50, in the district of Kamakua.
Island of Hawaii. He was sentenced
to Imprisonment at hard labor for
the prosecution.
His conditional pardon was recon-
mended by the Board of Prison Inspec-
tors; by petition signed by 80 citI-
zens on the Island of Hawaii, by an
other signed by his wife, and another
by Rev. Father Adrian Yzendoorn of
Hilo
Matthias Baptista was convicted in
the Circuit Court of the Fourth Judi
ciaI Circuit, of the offense of larceny
IN the second degree, stealing from the
estate of William II. Richard. one
steer, value SO. He was sentenced to
be imprisoned at hard labor for the
term of two years, and to pay a fine.
Two petitions We're received from the
Island of Hawaii asking for his par
don; one was signed by 81 citizens and
another by a citizens. William Fer
nandez also recommended his pardon.
Jaeintho Nobriga was convicted in
the Circuit Court of the Fourth Judi
cial Circuit, of larceny in the second
degree, stealing from the estate of
William Fl. Richard, one steer, value
$25. He was sentenced TO be impris-
oned at hard labor for two years and
to paw fine and COSTS
CIVIL RIGHTS RESTORED.
George Mai was convicted of the
crime of gross cheat, November Z,
1888, in the Third Circuit Court of the
Third Judicial Circuit, before Justice
R. F. Bickerton and Associate Justice
S. L. Austin, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment at hard labor,
and to pay fine of $40 with costs of
prosecution. He served said sentence.
At the time of committing the crime
he was only eighteen years of age, and
had not the right to vote.
His restoration to civil rights was
recommended by the members of the
Board of Prison Inspectors for the
district.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-25
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Superintendent of Public Works.
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
HECHADN|CK CASE
/ lawyers State That Her FinancIerinu
Was Unusual, but Hardly Think
She viii be Convicted.

Cleveland, g., Feb, 3.--After all the
furore raised over Mrs Chadwick, she
may never be convicted OF any crime
and attorneys here are already conced,
ing that the prosecution will have a
hard fight on it's hands. The fact that
lie attorneys for the state and the
United States are in no hurry to bring
the woman to trial is put forward as
another Indication that the cases
against her have not yet fully develop.
cd
Her attorneys j. P. Dawley and S. f.
herrulsh, assert that, while she may
have been mixed up in very unusual
financial transactions she did not use
any criminal methods to get money.
They say that she did not conspire
with The Oberlin bank officers to OBJ
tain money but merely overdrew her
/ account at the Citizens National Bank.
AT to the forgery charges, they say
that no one has yet come farward
who is certain the signatures were
placed on the notes BY Mrs. Chadwick,
and that unless the state can produce
such a person no jury can convict her
nj forgery.
The fact is, Mrs. Chadwick obtained
all her loans op her personal notes or
checks. Bankers may have been iniiu.
enced in an indirect way to lend mon.
Cy because she had notes signed with
] Camegie's name; but It is argued they
did not lend directly on these notes.
! Her attorneys say there was no utter.
ing Of Offering with intent to defraud.
ihe trial which IS fixed for early IN
4 March, pormises TO produce yet fur
thor sensations. one of which might
easily be the acquittal Of this latest
apostle Of frenAed finance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
RULE TO GOVERN
IN BANKRUP
4-
Judge Speer Gives This
Branch of His Court
Some instructions
NEW RULES ARE ISSUED
sudee Emory speer Issues Orders Dt
rectly Governing custodians and
Receivers in the Conduct of
Insoivent Estates.

The following RULES in Bankrupt
oy announced by Judge Emory Speel
andehm1ing on custodians or receivers
viii be read With interest nos only by
the members of the legal fraternity
ut by business men generally. who
cften have to handle such matters.
In the district court OF the United
States for the southern district OF
Georgia:
In re Rules In Bankruptcy,
by the court ordered that whenever
Z custodian or receiver IN bankruptcy
is hereafter appointed sucn custodian
or receiver shall forth Sith make an in.
ventory Of any and all assets Of the
bankrupt seized or taken possession
of by him, ascertaining ana stating in
detail the ia market value OF such
assets as nearly as may be pracdca-
<, aud shall as early as possible Sc
ciTe insurance OF said assets.
Ordered further that such receiver
Or custodian shall file SID inventory
in the office OF the clerk OF the district
court in the division where the cause
s pending.
Ordered further that such receiver
81 custodian 10 estimate the value on
the nankrupta assets small in eacn
c;se refer to End consider the tnyer-
tory taken by The custodian or recelv-
ei. herein provided for, ami that II
there shall be material difference be
tween he Inventory and the appra'st-
ment any creditor or other party at
interest shan have leave 20 can the
attention Of the conrt thereto for its
sppro riate action
Ordered orfl,cr that when any
Individual nas been appointed al ap-
p.alser in bankruptcy such person
SHAH not be reappoin'ea for tie period
c. six months from the date OF ms
tist appointment.
Emory Speer,
February I. 1905
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
COUNTY FINANCES IN =
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Quarterly Statement of Treasures
Lee Shows a Large Sum to be
On Hand at Present

Elsewhere in The News this morn,
ing Will be found the annual statement
Of County Treasurer H. S. Lee. for the
last quarter Of 1904.
In connection with the publishing OF
this statement, it VIII be OF interest
to state thas it IS the best that has
ever been publislfs aRd shows the
county to be N a fiourfsfs4 condition
IN fact there g more cash money now
il the hands%Ot the county treasurer
taan has~seen the case in the history
Of the eountys
By reference to the statement it VIII
be noted that at the time of its issu-
ance there was balance with the
treasurer Of $92.2S66S. Such show
ing has never before been made by a
county treasurer and the excellent con
dition Of our county finances is GER
tainly a healthy sign.
With a cash balance Of over $4,000
ii is believed that the commissioners
of roads and revenues will, at their
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
Sf4iPBuILOlNG COMPANIES
PURSUE RUSSIAN ADMIRALTY


st. Petersburg, Feb. 3.-The admi-
'4lty, having definitely committed it.
self to the policy Of rebuilding and
teatly increasing the size Of the navy
Though the detailed program has not
set been completed, is already being
Ceseiaed by foreign firms anxious TO
cure contracts. These firms are hav
1'g little success, however, as only
single French firm thus far has OBJ
iained a contract for a large shin.
Several other contracts may be award
Cd; but The admiralty has decided. in.
8tead OF placing contracts abroad. to
attract forei2a capital to Russia for
lie erection of new yards with the
Sencral purpose of encouraging and
creating va it strip building industry
az home. which eventually Will rem
der the country completely independ-
cht OF foreign builders In this mat
ter the admiralty is displaying a friend
iy disposition towards the United Stat
rs and there IS reason to believe that
the admiralty already has received an
eIar from American capitalists. who
ere willing to embark in the enterprise
ou the condition of obtaining a sum
GENTLY large contract Charles NJ
Schwabs approaching visit is believed
10 be directly connected with this pro
POSITION.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
.BARREBS NXT !
: 4 BILL PASSED
Yearly , Examina-
ti0hSWAAlI BARRIERS and
the Shops as Well
WOULC BAR POOR BARRIERS
Congressman BrantIey Has Been Ask
ed by the Georgia Union to Intro
duce the Bill During Present
s&sion OF Congress
WOULC BAR POOR BARRIERS

The BARRIERS Union Of Georgia witt
headquarters in Savannah, have aske,
Coneressman Brantley of this distric
to introduce a bill in congress which
4 iassed. win compel every barbe
IN the United states to undergo a-srl
examination before he can
"a license and become al barber.
The Georgia BARRIERS do not se5
want state Jaw. but want the exam
uations to prevail in all sections.
The News Yesterday received a let
ter from the secretary of the associa-
ton. c. Baldea of Savannah. announc
ing that Congressman Brantley has
teen requested 10 introduce the bill
at the present session.
The union proposes to have examt
ations made annually, and all bar
ers will be required to stand the
test. Not only will the BARRIERS be ex.
nmiped. but tire barber shops as wen.
Just why tie union wants this bin
Introduced is not known but it Is he.
Heyed Chat too many peaale are becom
lug BARRIERS and the asspciation hopes
. bar may Of them with the examina.
lions
Wether or not the measure will be
Introduced. and il introduced pass d
cannot be stated, but It is hardly pro
nable that congress wiz take up surn
n small matte" during te present so3.
sion
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04

Woman Driving Cab Which Contained
Flerpont Morgan and His Wife Chas-
ed by Officers.

New York, Feb B. While j. per
pont Morgan and his wife were rldne
down a princia al street in the city
today considerable excitement was
caused by a chase after the woman
driver OF the cab which contained the
millionaire and his wife.
1t seems that the woman driver was
wanted by OGcers, and when she saw
Il em coming alter her she applied the
whip and drove through the streets at
tull speed from the Bowery district to
the city hall Here the driver surren.
dered and was placed under arrest.
A large crowd congregated and Mr.
Morgan and lis wife quietly left the
cab and got in another. The charge
against the woman was not made
known.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
COUNTY coNVlCTS TO
WORK ON CITY STREETS

1t is understood that number OF
cC unity convicts will be brought to the
city shortly to engage in work on the
city streets. Among other improve
Plents to be mede by the conviets.
I Mon street will be cleared from First
avenue On out to the boulevard AS is
Vel known the street now ends few
blocks south OF First avenue and the
ecuylels Will cut it on through to the
boulevard
Other improvements on the streets
VI the city VIII be made. the gang to
remain in the city for several weeks.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04

Rome, Feb. Answering interro-
cations in The chamber Of deputies to-
day about spiplnr from Louisiana
Which is being sold in European mar
kots cheaper than sicilian sulphur,
Minister Of tho Treasury Lu2zatt said
the governmerf vas studyjng the ques-
ton and already had taken measures
which ne refused to reveal to check
the rivalry s....,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
~ADLEY RESIGNS PRESIDENCY
Duties Of Present Position Take ur
His Time.


Walcross Ga. Feb. 3.---At a meeting
al the stockholders Of the South At
lantic Car and Manufacturing Compa
ny held yesterday, George Dole Wad
icy tendered hs resignation as presi
dent Of that company. and the same
was accepted
sir. Wadey is general manager oi
.the Atlantic 9rd Birmingham railroad
and his resignation as president OF
the car company was made necessary
because of tie additional duties on
Els shoulders during the extension OF
the railroad from Montezuma to Bir
lelngham, Ala.
A. Seasons one Of Waycross' ablest
fnanciers wes elected president OF
the car company in Mr. Wadley's
p ace.
lhe latter will still be connected
WITH the car factory, having been elect
ed one Of the board Of directors.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
CHANGE PLACE FOR RECEPTION

national Biscuit Company viii hold Re
oeption ~ Reserves Armory
II was announced in our columns
sesterday that the reception to be ten
cered the ladies of Brunswick this al
ternoon by IN = In-er Seal Squadron OF
the National Biscuit Company would
held Ak 22o Newcastle street. These
premises. how ever were found to be
rnsuiCed to the requirements Of the
reception committee and arrangements
nave been made to hold the entertain.
Went in the Naval Reserves armory,
Oh Gloucester Street where the recent
hospital 1air was given with such
great success
h fner Seal Squadron. Is a party
oi niteen men norg stopping at the
Oalethorpe hotel, who are touring the
south and holding receptions IN the
rincipal cities in the interest Of the
National Biscuit Cmpany Judging by
the unusual preparations that are be
ing made for the event the reception
promises to be something out of the
ordinary Thirty massive trunks con
taining decorations are carried by the
Squadron for tie purpose of beautify-
iEg the reception hall Appropriate re-
j. eshments VIII be served while spe-
cial representatives OF the Nasousl
Piscuit Company will receive ana pro
vide instructive entertainment for the
guests.
The RECEPTION will be held this after
ron from two until five o'clocl. All
tie ladies Of Brunswick are cordially
invited
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
sEARoARD FAs IRIS OWN
LINE TO BIRMINGHAM

Heretofore when the Seaboard had
no line from Atlanta to Birmingham
the Southern routed Passengers over
tie Seahoard from Atlanta to points
BEYOND. when desired. NOW tnat the
Seatoard has completed a line be-
tween Atlanta and Birmingham and
VIII in few days, establish a fast
passenger service between these two
points the southern has ceased TO
rcute passengers from Birmingham
cut Of Atlanta over the Seaboard. This
is the sole basis, railroad oihctals say
for an allegation that the Southern
has begun var upon the Seaboard.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
ALL GRADES OF RoslN
BROUGHT UNDER RULE
Thorough inspection Will be Made tc

Thorough Inspection Will be Made to
Stop False Packing.
The directors Of the Savannah board
OF trade have so amended the rule
governing inspection Of rosins that in
future instead Of inspectors examining
5 per cent. OF bottom heads OF K ana
eboye. they will examine bottom heads
Of per cent OF all grades Of rosin
lie rule is intended to eliminate false
packing 1t hes had this effect on the
ps les. but as some instances OF false
packing OF lover grades have come
10 light, it was deemed a good meas.
ure to extend the inspection to all
grades. The Iule as amended will be
come effective in ten days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
NEW YORK CONTRACTOR
WANTED FOR MURDER

Plainfeld, n. J. Feb. S.-The police
q Plainfeld have requested Inspector
Q Brien. Of New York, to arrest Geo.
y. Wood, a New York contractor, VINO
is charged with being connected with
the MYSTERIOUS murder of Geor. VIII
l'ams a rich grocer Of Watching, N. j..
1t seems that Wood visited Plain.
Geld Tuesday and then went to Poi,
lacks farm in hired rig. stating that
he would return Thursday but has
rot since been seen.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
GRANT RANGED HIMSELF.
his Body Was Found Suspended from
a Rafter

Rafter.
Byron Ca Feb. 3--A grewsome dis
coyery was made by Enoch Walden a
clerk in store near Byron. While
IN search for his employer, Thomas F.
Grant, whose absence had been MOTTO
ed, Walden raprened to enter the
h acksmith shop owned by Grant. Up
en- pulling open the outer door and
stepping inside he saw the dead body
Of his emrloyer suspended hy five
foot rope from a beam above
Several hours before Walden dis
covered the remains of Grant the lat
ter's wife ha left to spend the day
With friends Walden who clerks in
Grants store desired information con.
corning a bu5iress matter and is said
to have visited the Grant home in
search Of his employer There he
%as told tha the person looked for
y as net in. Grants sons themselves
could not say where he vas
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
YOUTHS EAR is TORN
ENTIRELY FROM HEAD
Fifteen Year Old Boy is Caught Be.
tween Elevator and Floor In Mill.

Fifteen Year Old Boy is Caught Be-
tween Elevator and Floor in Mill.
Tennille Feb 3 Watson Mobley
IS years Old was The victim OF Sc
rious accident at the cotton yarn
mills. The boy was on the mill eleya.
Tor when on lGoline over The edge, ms
mad Was caught between the ascend
ng rlatforn aud the second story,
eadly maahing his face and breaking
ms iawbone.
One car was completely torn from
lis face and his ESCAPE from instant
Gcath was miraculous.
Young Mobiegs family was from
Mllen several cf whom are miIl hands
Ven known il Georgia
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
ROOMS ARE AT A PREMIUM.
Winter Tourists Having Hard Tins
Finding Accommodations

Wiht@r tourists Having Hard Tins
Finding Accommodations
u seems that the winter tourists in
brunswick AM there are large mum.
Ter Of theme here at present are bay.
hg hard tInle finding suitable ac.
commodations il the city.
Rooms and board in the same house
is impossible, and in many instances
suitable rooms cannot be secured by
the tourists. It seems that the city
Is well filed and all Of those who have
rooms to rent row have them occupied
a visitor, who Is spending the win.
ter here, stated to a News reporter
yesterday tha. he looked over the city
Tor fully a week before he could be
suited with room and board. He says
that a large boarding house conducted
on high calss pans, would be a paying
business in Brunswick, especially dur
lIg the winter months
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
CITY COURT MEETS MONDAY.

Civil Business Will First Be Taken up
and Then Criminal Cases.
Judge Gale will convene the city
court in regular February session OIL
Monday morning and, while there are
re cases Of Unusual interest to come
W during the session there are a
humber Of small ones and the session
promises to re quite interesting.
The civil docket will first be taker
up and II Is probable that the courl
win work on this branch Of work foi
the drst three days. when crimina
cases WI be taken ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
rhren Neaross olven Resplte

Pittsburg, Feb. 3.-Three negroes
W ere to have been hanged here today
in the Allegheney county jail yard for
tie murder o. John Kluzor, at Leets-
Gale, Pa, last May, but Governor Pen.
pypaclter has granted respitcs in each
case The resmtes were granted to
allow the pardon board tine to consid.
er pleas for Communication Of sentence
to life Imprisonment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
Auditor Lanlaan Leaves.
: = VFHTNF
p o. Bo4 u.

NJ. T. Lanigan, who has been in the
city for the rast few years, left last
night for his former home in Charles
ton. Mr.. Lanisan was, until the time
II was sold, auditor Of the Brunswick
and Birmingham railroad and since
a receiver has been in charge Of the
roperty he has been the auditor to
the receiver. He was fellow quick
to make friends, a railroad man OF
ability, and large circle OF friends
in Brunswick regret his departure
hut wish him success wherever ne
may decide to locate.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
KNIGHT rEMpLARs TO ORGANIZE
New Secret Organization Soon TO be
Started in South Georgia.

New Secret Organization Soon to be
Started in South Georgia.
Editor News AS the spirit of Sc
cret organizations is abroad in the
land" it is matter Of surprise thar
the most beautiful Of all orders, the
knight Templars, have no comman-
cery west OF Savannah and south Oh
Cordele, %ith the hope, that il the
work, starte It win be the means
q causing the craft. in this large and
lncccupied territory to look to the
cast. where the purple skies never
lower in its support of the cross ana
crown, emblazoned with the jewels III
Hoc SigDo Vipces' thereby conquer
ing tie uninitiated in the flourish
ing towns OF south Georgia proper
that they, inspired to become members
viii continue the good work by or
eanizine Communicates Looking lc
this end, public spirited citizen Of
Dupont is having the finishing touches
pug on the buHding thai he proposes
.c present to the commandery OF
Knight Templars soon to be institute
cd here. It IS requested south Geor-
eiG raDers publish this information
that Knight Tomplars in the jurisdic
ton Of Dupont and Royal Arch Ma.
sons desiring 10 become Knight Tenn
pars can communicate with
Knight Templar.
p O. BO. ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
TOOK TOO MUCH MORPHINE.
Colonel 3. B. Waite Dies Taking an
Overdose of Druu.

Overdose Of Drug.
Ashburn Ca Feb 8. Colonel y. b.
White, Of this place died last night
from an overdose Of morphine He
was in The Office OF Hawkins & stacy
yesterday morning and seemed to be
sleepy, but 1t was thought that he had
lost sleep at 70 O'Clock Hawkins told
him to get up White went in his own
office. which is the next room Ia the
same building About 3 O'Clock Haw-
I.ins heard Colonel White Breathing
lard He at once called his father
and then summoned Drs. Rutland ana
Turner and Stacy and shey did all
that medical skill could do, but at
11:15 he died. No reason can be as.
signed 1t is thou2ht he tool, an oyer
Gose by mistake. Ile was about thir-
ty-6ye years Old ana leaves father
mother and ono brother The funeral
arrangements have not been announc.
ca yet The remains win probably De
carried to Macon for interment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-04
GASOLINE WRECKS BRIDGE.
Cincinnati Fireman Had +ard Tina
Putting Out Flames

Cincinnati Fireman Had Fard Time
Putting Out Flames.
Cincinnati Feb Following an az
cident on the Big Fou tracks al a
fridge in the west end OF the city to-
cay there was terflic explosion OF
gasoline that wrecked the bridge ana
a hagman's station shook houses for
three squares as if by an earthquake
severely injurirg -four people and caus-
ed state OF terror that lasted for
hours.
Firemen tried by every means
Known to rid that section Of the city
of danger of repetition Of the first
cxrlosion. Sewers mo 8hich larSe
amount oof gasoline had been poured
we're affected ana from mannoles 9nd
ether open pats fumes Of lie gasoline
mngled with the steam ard sewer gas
poured until a points the dremen
could not see each other when dozen
feet distant. The danger WAS only
passed when tle gasoline had all been
consumed,