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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18
IwALANI ARRIVES.

The Iwalani, arriving yesterday
morning from Molokai and Maui ports
brought a good passenger list and her
regular freight with the addition of
thirty head of cattle shipped TO this
city from the Molokai ranch. Ex-Gov-
ernor Carter and William Kent, of Chi
cago, were on board. returning from
a hunting trip on Molokai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Healani
Yacht and Boat Club. Limited, viii be
held on Wednesday, November 90, 1907.
at 730 D. m. at the Republican Head
quarters. on Merchant street.
Fl. 2. O'SCLLTyAN.
957 Secretary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18
BROUGHT LIVESTOCK.

The Noeau, Captain Mitchell, from
Honokaa arriving yesterday, brought
thirty-one head of cattle, five calves
and two pigs. She carried no passen-
gers. Heavy swells and strong winds
are reported at Honokaa-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

fought il out. We won. The city has
control of the traction company. II
was settled in a way that will become
historic. We have ended government
by purchase"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

terests to Morgan. wiedner and the
rest Of the New York gang. In selling
out to them he swindled them. the
men who intended TO swindle the city
The fight was transferred to them. We
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

The fourmasted schooner Spokane,
captain Jameson, came into port yes
terday morning in distress. She is
loaded with lumber and had discharg-
ed her deck load at Kailua, consisting
Of 100000 feet Of lumber and started
for Hilo, where the balance of her
cargo was to be delivered. She left
kailua yesterday morning but ran in
TO a strong northeast gale. during
Whlch her mainmast head was sprung
and the foresails carried away.
captain Jameson saw that there
was no use in trying to make Hilo
under. the conditions and started for
TINS port, arriving in good shape.
though IL was a wonder that the mast
was not carried away, which would
have meant that the other masts would
nave gone also. Her cargo, which con-
sists OF lumber consigned TO H. Hack
field & Co, Ltd. will be discharged
mere and new mast put in place
before she leaves. This will take some
little time, as il will probably be i'm
possible TO get suitable stick here,
as it will have to be 10 feet in length,
and correspond in size. This will be
eabled for from San Francisco today
and should be sent down at once
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

unusually good and faithful work dur
ing the past season.
The official times in hours, minutes
and seconds were as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY
OF HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS
IN PROBATE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18
THE w. G.. HALL.

The Inter-Island steamer W. G. Hall
from Kauai arrived long before day
light yesterday with full passenger
list but rather small cargo The main
item was 967 cases of canned pine
APPLES consigned to T. II. Davies &
Co. Purser CRUDE reports the Neva-
dan loading sugar at MakaweIi and
the Mikahala discharging freight at
Eleele. The Mikahala viii bring in
about 1850 bags of K. s. NJ. sugar on
her arrival Wednesday morning
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

In the Matter of the Estate of Alex
ander McLain, Deceased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

Defiance 1850 1.11.Ss 2.21.3S 2.21.38
Maggie. 1850 1.2I.49 2.31.49 2.3l. 40
Myrtle. ...l0.50 1.4312 2.53.12 2.44.12
Chip. 1850 1.5l.2S 3.01.2S 2.51.2S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE TER
RITORY OF HAWAII.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-18

Order of Hearing Petition for Admin
istration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
fHlRTY THOUSAND SHORT
- Is THE VETERANS Ful

Atlanta. Feb, 21.-It was discovered
.oday that tae state OF Georgia /.
.xactly $4,000 short ia the yeu,ll
money <and the pensl)ners in dhe
STATE who nave not as yet been pall
al probably have to wait until som,
means are provided 20 sec-re moAe.
1t was not eXp4lt9o hat the saort
4ge would amount 10 tnat mucL
uoush the officials knew that tnt
und would be exhausted before al
If the veterans were paid Ii proD
lie that the money VIII be secure0
m some way before tae Legislature
meet in June.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
No Sale Yesterdav.

On account Of the fire yesterday
at the gIant Of the Parker-Hensell En-
gineering Company, the sale Of the
savingSeafbolazzhze bark Medor was
not held as a large amount of this
stuff was stored on the docks of the
engineering company and could not
be easily reached by prospective pur-
chasers. The date of the sale has
been changed to Monday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
Only A FEW PRISONERS IN JAIL
essrla RsrrIs Has Only six or seven
% Feed Now

There IL q scarcity Of prisoners IA
shs county ;ail at present, and SAer-
IL Herrie has Only six or seven to
look out for, but It Is expected that
the fail will be pretty well fiIed be-
tSre court convenes again in May
The session Of the superior and city
souts this month pretty well vacated
the county jail as most Those who
we're In there were tried and either
paid tneir fines or we're sent 10 the
convict camp. Two or three were not
tried and one or two arrests aaYe been
RsSs Slncs the courts adjourned,
tsSase atSxA sSvsn pFisoasss " ialL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
HAEEIS
BY CITY CO6fktf[
LAST NIGHT


City council met in regular session
last night during which two ana d
4alr hours of the session was behiuo
closed doors and it was very ue5r tho
midnight hour before adjluIumeat.
those present were Mayor S.,mous.
and Aldermen Dart, Cox, Mann, Rob il
son, Cook ana Wright. Absent Al.
delmen Tupper and Pood.
Under tle had OF petitions and
communications the cnly oae rec-iyoG
was from James H. Roman and assoc
ates, asking for trolley franchise
tun account Of which appears el-,
where.
Council next passed to the head Of
resolutions and the following were in
troduced and adopted
BY Alderman Cook, fixing the next
meeting of council for Wednesday,
tebrumy II, instead Of Thursday, Fee
ruary 2S.
BY Alderman Wright instructing the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22

Max 1aaac, 4. B. Ferguson, A. 81,
zefner and J. Il, TaaAasiey, repre-
sonting he two lodges Of x. cf P, have
returned frcm Waycrcss, where they
attended the district convention on
Wednesday. Judge Isaac, who 10
president Of the convention. jpresi-
ded. All OF the delegates report >
vary pleasant trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
MAJOR a. c. RICHARD IS DEAD
Chief Of Police in Washington During
lincoln Administration.

Washington, Feb. 21.-News was
received here today of the death o.
Major A. c. Richard, waich occurred
IN Florida, where he was spending
the winter for tae benefit Of hia
health.
Major Richards was a wei known
character ell was chief of police
in Washington during the adminislra
ton of President Lincoln and was ser
wing in that capacity when the pres
ident was assassinated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
ONLY THE INTEREST or
THE PEABODY FUND

New York, Feb. -l.--lt was announ.
ced tod7y that the entire Peabody
fund would not be di uibu,ed TO the
institutions TO which it had baen
given, but that only the interest Is
to lie distributed at present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22

Austin, Texas. Feb. 21.-1n the in
yestigation Of Senator Bailey belora
the state senate commi tee today,
senator Railey openly admitted that
he had J cen serving as an advisory
counsel for a.ious corporations while
United states senalor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22

Washington, Feb. 2l-The jurlsdlct-
ion OF Immigrant Inspector Seraphic
has been extended so as to cover
all points in Florida at which immi-
grants are liable TO laud.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
THE HOKE SMITH
BOOM LAUNCHED
At Banquet Given In Washington
Last by Many Eminent Ceno
Gratis.

Washington, Feb. 2t.--At a ban.
quet given here tonight att.Utl b.
some Of he lnost prominent demo
catic membe Of the 7Snlte ana
house, a Hoke Smith presidential boom
was launched, and it Is the purpose Of
those who participated to urge the
nomination Of the goyernor.elect Of
Georgia at the next democratic nat
loaal convention
Several speechcs were made during
the banquet by prominent democrats
and they all considered Hoke Smith
the logical man as the next demo
cratic standard bearer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
Japaness sagadron a HonoIulu.

Honolulu. Feb. 2l,--The japanese
visiting squadron, composed OF soma
of the best lighters Of the Mlkado'D
navy, arrived at this port today. II
u understood that tso squadron VIII
he here Cor only q short time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22

sists Of the mayor and Aldermen
Wright and Robinson.
The Roman people are acting abso
lutely independent Of the the No.
Light and Water Coniaruy people or
the strachan movement.
At any rate II does really begin TO
lock Hike We are 70 have trolley
NRA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
Pafker-HsnSeiI People 10 Re-
place Burned Plant with
a Better idne
THE LOSS Wis QUITE HfiTI
Company Only Carried $4,000 Of In.
suranee on the Plant--Work of
Replacing the Shop is Al
ready Under Way


Almost before tle ashes of the
fire which destroyed the plant were
wsQid yesterday the Parket. t.Hensen El-
rlng Company We're ma2ing plan
Building of all Of the plants
10y fle early yesterday
md before the end of the
preHminaries looking to
ag OF the work had been
Aph wires wee kept busy by
any ordering new machinery
alriyee as speedily as pos
ns We. q. discussed for d new
pad in a short time aclve
q begin on various s.ructuIcz
w4ich&ere destroyed.
It is impossible to estimate the tota
less at tie place. but it is thought tha.
It viii reacn at least S6O,0O0, whie
the company carried olly $500 il
sag4nce. Il was at 1rst tAouglJ t..a
tho loss would mt lie thai nel..
bat ii was discovered yesterday thal
the company had its plant ouly pal
TALLY insured
Many valuable machines were con
pletely destroyed in the fire and ta,
heaviest loss to the company war
p.otal ly number of patterns a
tie foundry.
- .,- To-, 1-.,.,,...,-d 4 ,,acto4.l..,- tIa
tie loss to the tug Iris, watch ha
b en- sold to Cuban company, j
larger taan was at first estm2 ed
aad 1t will take al Least $4,000 to covli
the loss to the tug The lris wa
IN the marine railway leug oyerhau
"A 0efore leaving for Cula the la,oet
)a.t Of the OK, AMI wori. was JUS
eJctit complied on ner
The marine railway and he boilel
room were not at III nj4ned and yes
,erday the entire force employed a.
the plant were at work, some on the
railway, others in tie boil room
while many were asst ting In cloaiag
away the debris 1t IS I'm -esstood
laat the fuI force VIII BE- empio ca
aad rot man viii lose day. Al
together about 20 men are emplcyel
ct the plant they will be kept stead
i.y at wo.k
General Manager HenseI was bus
yesterday preparing 1or the immediate
rebuilding Of the plant lie was se-ur
Ing a list of the machines burned,
many Of which he ordered by tell
aaph during the day
A majority Of the people Of Drn
wick were surprised when they saw
an account of the fire in The New
yesterday morning Not over hun
dred reople in the city were aware
ol the fire until they saw the pa
The head the alarm of fire dur
log the night tut lite did they thin
tf,at ono os tie largest laats IN the
city had been swept away By fame
Expressions OF sympathy went GU.
% tie company from all sections Of
the city, but people we're delighted
with the announc ment that work On
new and better plant would be
started Immediately.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22


g. Briesenick into executive session
lhis caused some CONSERVATION to tae
.ew visitors present, for it was no.
soncrally known chat any other trol
4ty franchise opposition was to be
submitted The lawyer and the capi
lalist held the attention Of the coun
iii in the star chant er session for
3notner sixty minutes and on reach
lag council chamber the franchise pro
posed by Capt. Strachan was offered
IN the shape of an ordinance by Al.
derman Dart and was placed On its
fist reading
Immediately after this ordinance
was laced cn its first read ne a sim
lar o4e in an ordinance proposed by
Alderman Mann. covering franchise
proposed by Joseph NJ. Roman. and as
sociates, was read
In connection with these two ordl.
nances it is not known who is back
Of The Suachan proposition. The
News has heard all kinds OF con.
lectures on thc subject but Mr. sra
clan has maintained constant
silence with reference to the same,
therefore 1t is impossible to say who
his associates are. However the 10.
man proposition gave the entire az
greGatoa connected with the mover
in t1e premises. and they are as fol-
lows:
Joseph II Roman, Of Joseph NJ Ro-
man and Company, engineers. Atlanta,
Joheph H. Mueller. OF the Atlas En-.
gtne Works. indianapolis, Ind; Martin
Roman, Of the Siegel-Cooper Company
New York, Henry Sam4tag, Of the
firm Of Smastag, Rider Bros. whole.
salers. New York; Henry S. SohD, OIL
t4e firm Of soan. OppeDheimer &c Co.,
New Yolk; S. Blumenstou. Of the
firm Of S. Bluemstrom &c CO.. and
Hackett, Carhart & Co, New York;
Sig Harzfeld. owner Of the Partisan
Cloak Comparss Kansas City; Leopold
wolf, Of Lecp5ld 1aa sS3ro ,her,
dealers in steel rails aud eleAtlicia.
equipment, Cincinnati; r. q, Brles.
enicG, capitalist and han6er, Erun%
WICK
AS the d et now stands Il Is
case OF pay yGur mOzGg and take your
choice" Both franchises staad on the
same footing 60 far as tue cityG4D~a'
cil calendar is concerned and last
uight motion prevailed that a spec.
jal committee consisting Of the may.
or and Two aldermen lie appointed
TO investigate more closely the two
franchises and Tor the purpose o. 3,
deavortng to purchase the present
water plant OF the Mutual Light ana
Water 0essPeag, THIS eepaRaIttsa con.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
AJM0R THAT CzAR
WAS ASSAS5INATED
Associated Press, However, Falls to
Get the Report Confirmed at
st. Petersburg,

New York. Feb. 2iy---A report was
being Calculated today in financial
circles OF Wall street that The Gar
ard CTariua ct Russia had been sssas,
8.nated.
The Associated Press aunouuces
that Il is anafie to secure anything
from St. Petersburg tending to confirm
The report,
Heard In Washington.
Washington, FEB. 21.--A report was
current here today that the czar Of
Russia had been assassinated. The
report could not be confirmed and the
Associated Press announced that
wa!ls It had received the report as
3 TUulnr nothing 70 eonarn II had
basa FOeeiYef.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22

4 lady stenographeF at oaec. good
ssassy. ApDSY " A. Kaiser & BRO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
IWO -CpNCERNS NOW BIDDING
EOR/STREET CAR FRANCHISE,
BOTH SUBMIT PROPOSITIONS
The SIRAGAAN PROPOSITION

Te pchise Sc years out
and
80 dollars to be deposit
edY -gfanting of franchise for sitn.
ia Performance.
no tax exemption asked.
Ten thousand idemnity bond offer.
ed to secure city.
Agrees to construct four miles OF
trolley lines within twelve months.
Five cent fares to be charged. with
transfers.
Free passes 10 policemen in uniform
Demands no Iaddcation sethe peo-
lle -
Fixes cost of olssylcity At 10 ceuts
per thousand @
Fixes cost dis. bic power al r -
cents Ier horse power
Provides for present gas lights al
$500 each
Fixes the cost Of arc lights at $7o
each
likes the cost OF meters at 1,2J
.Lor meter per month.
Makes no provision OF extension OF
line to other places.
No specified time for securing OF
charter.
tro,i1es Tor commencing OF WORK
within four mon,h6,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
STALLS CROWDED
DURING SATURDAY
Business Very Active on Mar
ket Row, and Merchants
Are Jubilant.
FRESH VEGETABLES ARE
VERY SCARCE NOW
Carload of Seed Potatoes Quick
ly GObbled Up at $3.50
Per Hundred.

Owing TO it being Saturday, the day
on which the careful housewife usually
lays in a supply of things for Sunday,
and thousands of visitors being in the
city to attend the Mormon conference,
yesterday was an ususually busy day on
the row. The stalls were crowded near
ly all day long and the sidewalks over
flowed into the streets with buyers.
Buying was unusually active and the
concerns had business that came up
with, and in many instances exceeded,
their fondest expectations.
There were not many new arrivals of
delicacies and other of the season s eat
ablcs yesterday. Among the new things
to come In were another carload of
oranges and some Utah rhubarb, Of
which there has been somewhat of
scarcity, The rhubarb is going at lie
pound. 1t is coming in tolerably
steady now and there will be plenty
from this time on, 1t is believed. There
is plenty of spinach, but no lettuce
worth mentioning yet on account of the
recent washouts on the railroads.
A carload of seed potatoes Of the
Early Ohio variety came in Saturday,
selling at $1.50 per hundred pounds,
In the fish market the new arrivals
are catfish, salmon, halibut and some
herring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07

waterways connecting Chicago with
the Gulf of Mexico, and by way Of the
Georgian Bay, to tidewater at Mont
real, would make Chicago the metrop'
oils of the continent, James j. Hill de-
clares that the Trent Valley canal,
now partly built, will be completed
from the Georgian bay to Lake Ontario
at or near Belleville, Ontario, and that
this canal will ultimately command the
slow freight traffic of the whole Cana
dian Northwest, cutting in half the
cost Of delivering Manitoba wheat at
Atlantic tidewater-
When ships can load for Europe at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07

erative Construction Company, which
is building the first 100 miles OF the
road, is at South La Porte, and pre-
sents a scene of the greatest activity
that region has ever known. The sid,
ing from the Pere Marquette railroad
and the big warehouse have been com
pleted Work is progressing on the
cement house. Within two weeks the
foundations Of the power house will be
in and the brick car barns will have
begun to rise. All the labor available
at La Porte is on the job. and 200
italians from Chicago and 800 negroes
from Tennessee will arrive any day
and give new impetus to the advance
of the line. Two construction locomo-
tives and trains are on the way to the
camp. All the machinery for the pow
err house is ordered. 1t includes the
most modern Westinghouse equipment,
with a 400-horse power engine. Fifty
foot combination model Pullman pas
senger cars have been ordered for de-
livery in April
The enormous steam shovel, costing
$4,000, and doing the work of big
gang of men. is on the way from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
PROSPECTS FOR RAIN
MAKE WHEAT WEAKER
Market Is Bearish Throughout
Day, With Close at Nearly
Lowest Point.

CHICAGO, April GA forecast of
rain tonight for Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri induced liberal realizing to-
day in the wheat market, and resulted
in decline of nearly ! cent per bushel
At the close May was of %@Bc, corn
and oats were each down 1sc, and
provisions were 10c to 271sc lower.
Sentiment in the wheat market to.
day was bearish. Longs sold freely,
and there was also considerable selling
by commission houses. The weakness
became pronounced at the end of the
first hour because Of predicted rain to-
night and Sunday for Missouri, Iowa.
Kansas, Indiana and Eastern Ne
braska.
While there was apparently no de-
crease in the number Of reports claim
ing damage by green bugs, number Of
advices were received denying any
injury. This tended to. increase sell
ing. The market continued weak up to
the close, which was almost at the
lowest point. May wheat opened a
shade lower. at 7sc, sold off to 76Mc,
and closed at 76Nc.
Trading in corn was quiet, and the
tone was easy. The principal selling
was by pit traders, who were Influenced
by the weakness of wheat. The close
was steady. May opened 1sc lower,
at Acc. sold between 45Nm46c and
46hc, and closed at Acc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
CLEARINGHOUSE Statement.

NEW YORK. April 6-The statement
Of the clearing house banks for the week
more than the legal reserve requirements.
This is an increase OF S6,Sos,950 as COM
pared with last week.
The statement follows;
Loans. Sl,o62, ,6SS,SOO; increase. S6.li3,-
Deposits, si.Oas. 713,1Oo, increase. sls.-
Circulation, 500, o,39S, 800: decrease. s42l. =
Legal tenders. s71,e6l 500: decrease.
Specie, s2Os .e5S. 900; increase. sl1,2os,-
reserve. 7S.s1s.5oo; increase. slO.5s3-
reserve required, S25s,17s,275; increase,
Surplus, sla.41.225; Increase. se,so9,
$50.
600: increase, SO, 353.9i5.
The Financier says
"Wbie the official statement OF the
New York associated banks showed ma
terial increase In cash. II did not fully
reflect the gain in that item. which was
expected TO he shown as the result OF
the movement OF the week and also OF
the bringing over from the previous week
OF the then unrecorded Increase, The
loan Item was disappointing, In that II re-
corded only a moderate expansion, where
as a much larger gain was looked for.
The results as indicated in the surplus
reserve were, however, quite satisfactory.
this showing n larger amount than was
recorded as the maximum last year. when
on July q II was S19.39l 900; moreover.
the specie item is greater than that In
1906 though the total cash Is about Ave
millions less than the highest In the
year II lis noteworthy that. compared
with March 23. the public deposits In the
banks Increased sl5.s77 600, or very near
Iy as much as the sum distributed in the
fortnight through the subtreasury, The
gain as officially reported last week was
$40, ,532, 800. General deposits we're, In
creased 6.S95, 500, which amount very
nearly agreed with the sum. of the In
crease In cash and the expansion In loans,
so that the statement made a good proof,
The required reserve was increased So.
232, 600, deductipg which from the gain
in cash leaves 50, $50 as the increase in
surplus reserve to $l0.i4l. .225: computed
upon the basis of deposits. less those OF
$40 $50, 700 public funds. the surplus is
S27'62S, 600. Loans were expanded by S6.-
i43GO0, and the excess of this item over
general deposits was reduced. compared
with the previous week. by eleven mill
llDns,'