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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-02
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HELD FOR SMUGGLING.

Alohi and Apu, the two Chinese
charged with smuggling cigars into
the country from the steamship Doric
appeared for their preliminary hearing
in the federal court yesterday after
noon. Evidence against them was
furnished by the Custom House in
spectors who searched them and made
the seizure, and the struggled cigars
and the garments with smuggling
pockets were produced.
The prisoners were committed Tor
trial, to appear October s. Bail to the
amount of $1,000 each was granted, but
as yet the men have been unable to
furnish it.
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COURT NOTES.

Argument was heard in the Supreme
Court yesterday afternoon in Hawaiian
Carriage Company VS.. Schuman Car
riage Company on appeal from the CIR
cult Court, First Circuit. c. F. Clemon
appeared for plaintiff S. r. kingsbury
and A S. Humphreys for defendant.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
until Friday at 10 q. m.
A bill of exceptions was filed yes
terday by the plaintiff in the case of
Francis Jose VS.. Honolulu Rapid Trans
it and Land Co, against the order of the
court made on April p, dismissing the
suit.
The fracas over the possession OF
certain school lands at Kailua, which
developed into incipfent riots, is being
aired before Judge Matthewman, at ka-
ilua. Yesterday subpoenas to appear
and give evidence were served on High
Sheriff Henry and superintendent
Rabbit the High Sheriff duly serving
himself.
Sakai and Nomura. who We're arrest
ed on Monday night for indulging in
a stabbing match on King street. APP
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day and We're fined $25 each and cost.
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Urges Aid of Salmon industry

Secretary Metcalf of the department of commerce, recommends in his an- nual report that the work recently undertaken by the government salmon hatchery in Alaskan waters be greatly extended. The secretary says that the number of fry matched by the establishment next year will be ap- proyjmatcIy llO,OOO,0O0. This, he asserts, will be utterly inadequate to keep up the supply of salmon, and the government should increase it's efforts
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ONLY THIRTY-TAREE
 VALENCIA SURVIVORS
Continued from page one)

kNOnlluutO lIDui DbSC Oh'I breakup but its scarcely thought that they were able to do so as tremcn- dous gale was blowing against them all the way. This morning the steamer City of Topeka also went to the loca- ton of the disaster.
 Survivors Tell TaIa of Wreck
 Seattle. Jan. 2G-Steamer City oi Topeka is due here at noon with tweny-three of the survivors of the Valencia shipwreck. Narrowing ac- counts continue to come in of scenes on the doomed vessel during the hours she kept ahoat with scores of men, women and children aboard, utterly unable to escape from her. The dis aster was the worst shipwreck in the history of the Pacific coast.
 Capt. o. NJ. Johnson went down with his ship. When the last life raft put off he was clinging to the rigging to give orders, and as the raft was de- parting he shouted to the men in it, My God! Tell them to send help for the passengers"
 Many passengers, hurled into the water from the small boats, tried to swim ashore but were dashed lifeless against the rocks in sight of those on board.
 John Cigolas, fireman, volunteered to take line ashore, and with the rope around his body he leaped into the boiling ocean but was thrown about on the breakers until he became uncon- scious and was pulled back on board, He was one of those saved on the last raft.
 Chief Engineer Downing with gun in hand declared he would kill himself when all hope was gone.
 Steamer Shamrock picked up Chief Cook Hancock, Fireman Mana Stanis- lar, and Fireman George Long from Tarret island, where they had been found by Indians, half-starved and nearly dead from exposure to the cold.
 The Valencia was one of the oldest and fastest steamships on the Pacific coast. Seward people will remember that she came here in August bringing 45O laborers from San Francisco for the Alaska Central. Afterward she
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made 2 nun Co Nome.

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 'The City of Puebla, the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's boat whose run the Valencia was taking, was disabled off the mouth of the Columbia river this month and was towed with great difIicultyto San Francisco, being out in fierce gale which prevailed all along the coast and wrecked several boats.
 The Valencia was owned by the Pacific Coast Steamship Company and had been plying on the coast for many years. For some time after the Span ish-American war she was a govern ment transport from San Francisco to Manila. Since then she has had differ ent runs on the coast. usually plying between Seattle and Nome in summer The past season she has been running wherever an extra steamer was needed.
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TERRY GETS LITE SENTENCE
Man Who Killed Chinaman to See
 What Would Happen is Shown

Victoria, B. C.,-The sentence of death imposed by the chief justice of New Zealand upon Lionel Terry a for mer labor leader of Nanaimo, whose resignation from the union was de- manded to end a strike, has been com muted to life imprisonment on the score of insanity.
 Terry was an Oxford graduate and an advanced Socialist, and he develop ed into a monomaniac on the subject of Asiatic labor. In Wellington, N. Z., he shot a Chinaman whom he had nev- er before seen, "as a matter of prin- ciple," he subsequently, explained, "and to see if British law protected such alien scum"
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RUSSIAN WORKMEN
 SHOT IN PLATOONS

St. Petersburg, Jan. 22-It is believ- ed- that laborerS employed upon gov ernment works received brief trials by court martial upon charges of mutiny and being speedily condemned were led out and shot in three squads, the first before the eyes of their compan-l ions who were awaiting similar fate. The firing in the yard was heard plain ly outside.
 It is constantly reported that girls are frequently beaten for trivial offens- es, and that the rule in the govern ment worksis despotic and cruel in the extreme.
 The revolutionists and peasantry yesterday held meetings in commemor- ation of "Red Sunday" a year ago when thousands of people were shot down in the streets by troops. The streets were crowded but no disorders occurerd and the government took no action. The meetings took place in the early morning.
 St. Petersburg, Jan. 26-Rebellion is still brewing in the Baltic provinces. The people are reported to be sullen and it is declared that the revolution has progressed too far for pacifcation. Only the sternest repression is deemed to be sufficient to quell the spirit of rebellion. Troops are being rushed to Riga, Mitau and Rithuan from the ad- joining regions of the frontier.
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fiqht on Joint Statehood Bill

Washington, D. C., Jan. 2l-A ma iority of the House of Repre- sentatives avors the Hamilton bill providing for the admission of Okla homa and the Indian Territory as one state. and the admission of Arizona and New Mexico as one state to be known as Arizona. A strong minority is making a fight against the latter provision of the measure. Both Ari- zoua and New Mexico are opposed to joint statehood.
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Chinese Commission at Capital

Washington, D. C., Jan. 24-The Chinese imperial commission which recently arrived in the United States to study American government and com mercial methods, arrived in the cap ital last night. The members called at the state department this morning and will be presented to the President this afternoon.
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SEWARD STEAMERS

FaralIon; sailed westward, 25th; due 18th.
 Excelsior; sailed from Seattle, 10th; from Sitka, 23d.
 Oregon; sailed from Seattle, 22nd'
 Bertha; sailed from Seattle, 25th.
 Santa Clara; sails from Seattle, lst,
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To Replace Alaska ReQimcnt

Washington, D. C.. Jan. 22 The Tweny-siXth infantry regiment, now stationed in Texas, will probably be ordered ,o Alaska by the war depart ment soon, to replace the Third regi- ment there.
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Duffy Charged With Perjury

San Francisco, Jan. 24 T. J. Duffy. a Nome, Alaska attorney, was arraign- ed here today in the U. $. district court upon the charge of perjury in connection with the rialotthe Pioneer Mining ease. He pleaded not guilty aLd wa, released on bondor S3,0OO.
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Leaves Philippine Commission

Manila, r. l., Jan. 23-Padre de Tavera resigned from the Philippine commission today. He expresses the belief that Philippine affairs should be directed by a separate federal depart ment whose head should have cabi- net portfolio.
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Famine in Northern Japan

Tokyo, Jan. 26-Famine prevails throughout the northern provinces of Japan and the number of sufferers is very large aud constantly increasing. Supplies are being rushed into the stricken districts from all directions.
 Advices received today from Amcri- ca state that subscriptions for the re- lief of the famine victims are being made heavily.
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BIrnIlr, M WnCh labOr

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 70 Burglar, tunueIcd through eleven feet of solid rock under the vault, of the Mer- chants National bank and attempted to break into the safe Saturday night but failed.
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AGRICULTURE tN ALASKA
Gov. Brady Tells What Has Been
 Demonstrated by Trial

That agriculture can be successfully prosecuted has been clearly demon srated, 55,237 worth of agricultural implements have been shipped into Alaska during the last fiscal year. Wheat, barley, oats, potatoes and hay have been harvested; strawberries, cauliaower, and other plants have been cultivated. There. are four agricult- maI experiment stations in the dis trict: one at Sitka, given largely to the cultivation of nursery plants and their distribution: one at Kenai, on Cook h. let. testing the native and imported grasses and dairy work, and one each at Copper Center and at Rampant, on the Yukon river, where grains are tested. Dairying promises to be one of the chief industries, owing to the enormous wealth of grasses in south eastern Alaska. Milch cows have long kept at most of the coast settlements, and they do very well while feeding on the green grasses. Many admirable sites for dairying colonies or settle ments may be had on Kodiak island, or other islands on the mainland. The Finnish colony on the Kenai peninsula will engage itself in this industry, Governors annual report.
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Record COlg in Middle Nest

Chicago. Jan. 2& Record low tenn narargrgs prevail in Chi, city and all over the Middle West. Near the inc rcruartouaI boundary on the plains of Eastern Montana a minimum of 7l de- grees below zero k reported.
 The cold wave came from the west ward and is still moving to the east ward. It extends below the Ohio river and seems likely to reach down to the gulf and along the entire Atlantic sea board
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Supports Villas for Assayer

Washington, D. C., Jan. 2i-Senator Piles of Washington will see the Pres ideut today to urge the appointment of Calvin F. Villas as superintendent of the Seattle assay office, in place Of Frederick A. Wing. Villas is also backed by most of the bankers and others heavy fnanciers of Seattle. The appointment will be made this week.
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Says 2oosvc.. lay Run Again

Washington. D. ... ..n 2- Jacob Rit-. tue New York r..m.r arduow,- paper man. warm persona. friend o. President Eou~..... ,ag- che 'ru,t- dent may feel E a., duty Co accept 8 third term of the Presidency fl his war against specia. privilege, i- not com pIeted before the end of his present, term.
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Seek Sabsiiy for Railroad

Washington, D. C., Jan. 24-fhc House committee on territories gave a hearing yesterday afternoon to ad- yocates of the project to obtain gov crument aid for railroad from Valdez Go the Yukon riTEr B. F. Willard of Valdez argued m.rovor of government aid. Several members of the commit tee asked hostile questions.
 II. D. Reynolds of the Reynolds Alaska Development Company also made an argument for governmental. When asked if the Alaska Central was not building from the coast without a subsidy Reynolds delivered a tirade regarding the inability of the company to carry the project through.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
Lake May Flood Valleys

Seattle, Jan. 23 Lake Washington has risen to the danger point and threatens to flood the valleys of the Black. White and Duwamish rivers. Valley farmers are preparing to move nm .nnrl mi IL..
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Proposes Aid for Alaska Railroads

Washington, D. C., Jan. 23-Maj. Richardson, chairman of the Alaska road commission, today submitted to Secretary Taft of the war department a recommendation that the government aid the construction ofarairoad north ward to the interior of Alaska from some available harbor on the southern coast.
 The plan is for the government to give flat bonus Der mile of road con- structed and put in operation, and guarantee the interest on the company's $ bonds for fixed number of years, or pay interest direct upon a certain sum per mile of road in operation for a fixed term. When the plan is formu- lated, according to Maj Richardson's $ recommendations, capital Is to be in- vited to submit bids for the construc- tion of the road and the most feasible proposition is to receive the govern meut support
 On.y Ninety At Roosevelt Wedding
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 23- Invita- tious 10 the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Longworth wilt be hunted to ninety. It Is not thought that any Senator or Repre- sentative will be included in the num- ber.
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Discussing Railroad BilI

Washington. D. C., Jan. 23-The Senate continued today the discussion of the railroad rate bin, which was taken up yesterday. Senator Clav-o of Georgia had the Hoor He advocated giving the interstate commerce com mission nowerto regulate Creighrrates,
 Urge QIca Srycy of Boundary iiae
 Wa,uugrou D. C., Jan. 23 Alaska mining men are m-mgtno government coast and -eoaeGt survey Go ha~entac survey o..u. .u,elraDioua, boundary be- tween Southeastern Alaska and the Nouuwo-. Territory. Many mining claims uav. been located by Americans uwrt.. boundary upon territory now claimed Ug Canada but which the miu- .g- D...ev. ,o D. ou American ,ol and .u. miner, ar. subject Co constant an- u.gane. from l0e Canadian officials.
 Tn. American miners do not wish to develop u-tr mine, under Canadian direction a, thog believe that the prop- ..tg will ultimately comemGor United State, jurisdiction aud they dislike the handicap, imposed upon mining by cN- g,rug Canadian laws. They pardcu- arly dislike to pay royalties to an alien government
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Dcnolnce Jewish Persecution

Washington. D. O...au -2 Leading member, u.tu. Seu.. and House aa- due--.. a w.-- meeting .. Jews today. held r1 n.r.-. .-...-. ... persecution Q. Russian Hebrews. Oou-ro-~m.n Su..r uu others ..-u.a Russian officials ..n permitting ..a e.u.I.~ which have been ...."a-au a-u.n-. the r.c. They c..... .uwtaeeHr - government euu..- .. .ne a.ru...e, of which .a. Jews h ... empire u..
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To Pay for Mitchell Funeral

Washington, D. C., Jan. 26-Senator Fulton of Oregon introduced 8 resolu- ton in the Senate today providing an appropriation of $55O to pay the funeral expenses of the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon. The resolution was referr- ed to the appropriations committee.
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Lodge Defends Roosevelt

Washington. D. C., Jan. 25-Senator Lodge made a speech today in defense of President Rooseyelt's course on the Moroccan question. The President had been criticised for not sending a representative te the Algeciras con ference. and British papers had eN- pressed regret that he had not seen ut 10 do so. Senator Lodge argued that lt would be contrary 10 American pol- icy Co take any hand in settling inter- national disputes on continent where the United States has no territorial
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Pacific Coast Company Sold

Seattle, Jan. 22- Control of the Pa cifc Coast Company has been sold either Co Hartman or Hill for SlO.OOO.OOO It is believed that Hill obtained the property, for which both interests have been striving, but only the fact of the sale Is given out.
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Bertha SalIs fOr Seward

Seattle, Jan. 26-Steamer Bertha sailed for Seward last night by the in- side passage.
 The Santa Clara has not yet arrived from the north although she is at least two days overdue. The North western Steamship Company has re- ceivcd uo news of the steamer Dora.
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To Guard Express Cars

Chicago, Jan. 22-AcuaJed by num- erous robberies of express ears and destruction of their safes the Chicago, Milwaukee x SJ. Paul Railroad Com pany has issued orders Co transform it's express cars into travelling ar,euals. The officials have information of a big robbery planned Co be made soon.
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Mob Fails To Capture Prey

Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. 26-A mob of lOOJ men tore down the jail here last night in an effort to get negro prisoner who is charged with assault ing a white woman. The prisoner had been taken to Knoxville before the mob arrived at the jail. Troops are now surrounding the Knoxville jail to guard it from mob which is gather ing there.
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Britt and Cans Nay Wiy Again

san Francisco, Jan. 2j. Jimmy Britt and Joe Cans have agreed 10 meet in this city in few day, to sign articles for dgh, here Co take place soon. Cans victory over Twin Sullivan has sen, his stock up again, and those who thought the coon was all in have changed their minds. IJ also adds to the belief that the former meeting of Cans and Britt, in which Britt played horse with the darkeN was a fake. The question of weight will be anissue n .fxin g the articles for the coming contest
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Shoots foar and lakes Own Iifc

Boise, Idaho, Jan, 23-Henry E. Neuebaumer, a wealth Eloudihe miner, last night sho, his former fancee, ollie Powell, who had tilted him, Lafayette Grant. his successful rival, Mrs. Robert Gray, her daughter, Lillian Gray, and then put a bullet through his own brain. The shooting took place at the home of the Grays, whom Miss Powell was visiting.
 Ncucbaumcr came from the klondike las, November. He had been engaged Go Miss Powell for some time and they were Co have been married this winter. On hi, arrival he gave her Sl2o0 to to purchase a rousseau. Shortlyafter- ward she roId Neuebaumer that she would not marry him. He persisted in his attentions and last night called at the Gray residence and demanded that she marry him immediately. She again refused to have anything further to do with him and he instantly drew hi, revolver and began shooting,
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L. H. Mcintyre, M. O. Dickey, P Mcclure, J. D. Parnell and P. w. Snyder of Skagway came on the Farallon to locate in Seward.
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Try Editor on libel Charge

New York, Jan. 2G-The trial otNor- man Hapgood, editor of Golfers Weekly, upon the charge Of criminal libel for the publication of an article concerning the connection of Buell. with Flown Topics" and it's publication of society scandals, is in progress. Hapgood testified that he received the facts upon which the article was based from District Attorney Jerome, who iS now conducting the prosecution of the editor.
 Jerome admitted that he practically wrote the offending article himself.
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the inslM offered to the French charge d'afraires yesterday when Castro re- fused to allow the French representa- tive to land again in Caracas after he had gone on board French gunboat for instructions. Two more French war vessels have been ordered across the Atlantic and the situation is crit ical.
 President Castro is showing some feeling against United States Minister Russell, which unless modified will ucccssitate the sending of United States warships 10 Caracas to protect American interests. Castro claims that Russell has been meddling in the cmbroglio with France, siding with the European republic.
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Steamer Santa Barbara Missing

San Francisco, Jan. 26-Steamer Santa Barbara from Seattle is overdue two days and fears are entertained for her safety on account of the violent gales which are sweeping the coast. She had a large passenger list and a lumber cargo.
 france Sends WarShlpS to Caracas
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 20-Three French warships appeared today off the Venezuelan coast to deliver at Caracas the demand of France for an apology from Castro's government for
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Glrs kaocas O., wi0 Sullivan

San Francisco. Jan. 2n so. Cans Knocked ou. Mike "Twm Sullivan m the fifteenth round last night The fighting wa, very fast and for a time ti seemed Co be anybody, battle. out the superior skill ot th. yellow ,crapper lrrrnH rrn ~rr'u.
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Sa,s Indnrs Sold Decision

Seattle, Jan. 22-J. F. Riley a city contractor, in municipal convention Saturday night stated that when the test ease of the cight-houv law was pending In the superior court he was approached by other contractors and informed that fora few thousand dol- lars au adverse decision could be ob- u.uea from certain judges. Riley says h.roru-cd but thatthe fmdwas never tnaIr,- raised and thc desired decision was given.
 The statement has created a senSa- rm aud the judges of the superior bench win themselves call am mvesti- gariaa. The righr-hour law bo, been in force .or. a long time ou municipal work done by Che city itself but con tractors were not held 10 it until last year. when tt was attempted to be en- forced against them and they made a test ease and beat it.