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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20
TO
Be CITIZEN
A JAPANESE NTAURALIZED IN
UTAH IS ONE OF THE ALEWA
SETTLERS.

An interesting question of citizen
ship has developed through the pur-
chase of a lot in the new Alewa
Heights addition from the Govern
ment at the sale held some weeks
ago, by Japanese, M. Katsumura,
by name, who claims to be natural
lied citizen.
Katsumura, who is veterinary sur
geon, and well and popularity known
here, was refused confirmation to
his title to the land, by Governor
Fear, by whom the warrants have
to be endorsed. This was for the rea-
son the Governor did not think the
applicants claim of citizenship was
good.
Katsumura claims to have been nat
uralized as an American citizen years
ago in Utah. Inasmuch as the United
States will not naturalize Japanese,
Katsumura's naturalization must have
been made illegally, If it was made at
all. The matter has been placed in
the hands of Attorney General Hem
enway who is looking into the mat
ter.
Katsumura is pushing his claim
strenuously, for the reason that he
has made a good deal of progress to-
wards improving the lot he purchas-
ed, having cleared the ground, and
taken steps to build upon it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20
Penny Wise and
Pound Foolish

Save cent day, and lose valuable
documents or jewels.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20

Fine Job Printing. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20

LONDON BEETs: Sept 10, shil-
Iings, ia pence; last previous quo,
tation Sept, 16, shillings ,1oH
pence.
SUGAR: Sept 10, 1895 cents per
pound or $1,000 per ton; last previous
quotation Sept. 3, 3.92 cents per pound
or $3.50 per tor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20
Four Dollars

VIII rent a box in the Safety De-
post Vault Of The Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company, Ltd. for one year,
and the box will hold all your jewels
and papers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
WELCOME AWAITED THE
ILiiISr AT GOLDEN GAtli

Washington. Jan 10-Members ot
the California delegation In congress
i'm discussing tonight Japan's decision
10 abandon the proposed trip al th'
training %squadruns to the Pacific coast
on account of the anti-Japanese aElta-
ton. expressed the opinion that san
Francisco would have extended a Wei
come To- the fleet, RepreschtaliN.
kahn of san Francisco suggests thhl
the action of tho Toxic government
maN have been taken on advice OF tue
japanese consul general at san iran
cisco. d..
81 think said Mr.. Kahn. 70 j.
know the people of California Well
enough tn sil that The great MASS oi
the population would resent any harm
that might Doe dome 90 the Mikad" s.
soamcn should they visit san FRAN
cisco. % may hr passihle that tht
japanese CONSUL at san Francisco mas
advised DIS government that h3 pre-
cnutionHfY measure fl wouid pNfhal
Doe advisable not Oh allow Inc sQuau-
RON to visit ODE Pacific coast unti the
school controversy has been rctilei.
While thc people of California atr
opposed iu the Wholesale importation
uf 1apanrsr COOLIES. We respect lhr
rights uf thr Japanese who arc now
here. and thc training squad un wnnlu
certainly hn na safe in The hey ni san
Francisco as if would bee In "a home
port
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
COURT ORDERS SPECIAL
PANEL TO TRY THAW
Prospective Jurymcn Ordered to Ap-
pear January -.

New York. Dan. 10.-An order for q
special panel IN the case of Harry IS.
Thaw, charged with the murder OF
stanford White, wac signed by Justice
Fitzgerald in the supreme court To-Day,
The order calls for q special panel OF
200 talesmen for a special jury to APP
pear IN court on Monday, January "a
This action on the part OF Justice
Fitzgerald appears to dispose Of ru-
mofs hat difference of opinion ne
tween the justice aud the district at
torney might result in a postponement
OF the beginning Of the ThaW Trial.
Evidence Of this feeling was shown
only q few hours before the order WAS
signed When the justice refused AN ap-
p~lication made for such an order bX
the district attorney. Mr.. jerome was
told at that time that a proceeding
looking to the procurement OF such an
order already had been begun by Mr..
Garvan Of the district attorney STAFF
and that 1t should be completed be-
fore any further action was taken The
trouble was adjusted later, however,
and the necessary signature was az
fixed to the order.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
ABAND0NS NAVAL
VISIT TO SAN FRANCISCO
Training Squadron VIII Terminate
Cruise az Honolulu. q

Toxic, IAN. 10-~1he Japanese gov-
eminent has decided that On account
Of tie antl-Japanese agitation ON the
Pacific coast. The training squadron
win iot visit the Pacific coast, but Viii
go as far as Honolulu only
Mr.. Masano Hnnihara, second sec
rotary Of the Japanese embassy, to-
night said hat Viscount Ooki, the
Japanese ambassador to the United
States has not been officially notified
OF the Toxic governments decision
not to allow the training squadron 10
to San Francisco,
"The visit of a Japanese neet to the
pacific coast at this time, said Mr..
Hanihara, might occasion a renewal
OF the controversy, ana ~ the japan
csc government ~ DESTROYS OF maih-
tanning the present cordial relations
with this government IL has been
considering FOR several weeks the nd
Visibility OF postponing the visit OF
the beet 10 the Pacific coast. The
Japanese consul at san Francisco has
made no report to the ambassador,
though ii Is possible that he may nave
communicated direct with Toxic
NJ. Hanihara. In response to an IN
aulry. stated most positively that the
question OF the fleet or the Japanese
seamen being In any danger in san
Francisco. had not been considered
or even suggested at the embassy,
and declared hat he did not beleN
that his home government entertained
any such fear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
BARRED
FROM CITIZENSHIP
s,&
Circuit Courts of United States Have
So Decided Matter Never Carried
10 Supreme Court.

Washington. Jan 10.-Naturaliza-
ton authorities here say the question
Of whether Japanese subjects can be-
come citizens Of the United states
already has been settled adversely BY
the circuit court in the United states
which has declared that, not being
either white persons or persons OF
African nativity, they are not entitled
20 that privilege. The question. 1t is
said, has never been taken to the SUI
preme court Of the United States The
decision Of the circuit courts in con-
strung the law on this subject have
been accepted by the naturalization
officials as final.
Heretofore, either through miscon-
struction Of the law or through igno-
rance japanese in some cases have
been allowed 10 file declarations Of in
tontion to become citizens. strict
orders have been given IN this matter,
and an effort viii be made to have
this practice stopped.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
TO PREVENT THE
EXTINCTION OF BISON
Association Would Purchase All of the
Animals NOW Living y Present
Them 10 government.

New York. Jan. 10 -Plans for the
propagation for the American buffalo
we're discussed here today az a meet
Ing OF the American Bison association.
II WAS stated that there are 1850 in
North America. Of which 1.400 are IN
the United states. and IN view Of the
rapidity with which the animals have
decreased IN recent years II was are
Rued that they viii soon become eN-
tinct unless effectuai steps are taken
TO foster them.
The society decided 10 make an ef-
fort 10 purchase practically all the
remaining buffalo Ia this country and
Canada and present them to tho
United states government. Hy so do-
ing it hopes the government viii set
aside large tracts Of land where the
bison may be raised on "A large scale.
The society decided 20 look INTO the
p"rnetieability of locating several
herds Of buffalo on the Flathead In
dian reservation In northwestern Mon
fana and ia the Grow reservation IN
southwestern Wyoming. Morton j..
Elrod Of the University Of Montana
VIII be asked TO report to the society
upon the possibilities Of the Flathead
reservation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
RIGID INQUIRY
OF LYNCH|NG
ORDERED
JUDGE DEN0UNCES
MOB AS MURDERERS
Court Urges Indictment Of
Those Participating IN the
Hanging Of Aged Wife Mur-
derer Cullen at Charles CITY,


lUt MORNING JoufHhi NHefih A%N'@tH Nifsl
Charles city, Ia. Jan. l0.-De-
|nouncing az murderers the men Mho
last night lynchcd Charles Cullen,
slayer OF his wife ana step son. Judge
G. II. Kelly today instructed the grand
jury to continue 4 rigid investigation
with a view to placing the blame. He
insisted that cullen was legally EMIT
led to fun protection Of the law from
tile mob.
'The crime Of which James Cullen
was accused and which was doubtless
committed by him. said ting Judge,
"pales into insignificance when COM
pared with the deliberate act of an
organized mob, You now have moth
ing 10 do with the guilt or innocence
OF James Cullen. His case is In the
hands Of God But he was murdered
and every person who actively partici-
pated In the act Is equally guilty OF
murder"
Judge Kelly already has heard testl-
mony from a member who SAW the
l%ynching last night, non them En-
sign Raper, Of the Salvation Army,
who invited the condemned man TO
Dray
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
TRAIN DASHES
DOWN MOUNTAIN SIDE
Santa Ic Freight Makes Nine Niles III
SIX Minutes Landing In Ditch
Nobody Hurt.

Bakersfield. Cal, Jan. i0-At 3
O'Clock this morning an extra east
bound santa re train broke In two az
Rowan. d small station near the sum
nit Of T%ehaehapi mountain. and The
rear section composed Of sixteen cars,
two hog locomotives and a caboose.
dashed down tho steep mountain
grade to a curve a short distance from
Boaleville. where an but five ears and
Il locomotive are now heaped IN a pile
Of twisted steel and splintered timbers
So far as known no one was Killed, All
the trainmen having jumped. From
Rowan to Bealeville Is u distance If
nine miles and down this grade the
heavy runaway train made the dis
tnnce In the terrifying time Of SIX
minutes. InhahitantA Of the mountain
town were awakened by the %deafening
roar Of the tlying cars and the crash
when the speeding runaway hit the
curve.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
PREACHER FINDS USE
FOR EX-PRESlDENTS
would Use Roosevelt 10 Spread Cos
pei il Heathcn Lands when 81
Term Expires.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. HO.-The
conference Of foreign mission boards
adopted a report Of the Congo COM
mittee directing h a TIE condition OF
affairs OF the Congo De called to the
attention of The president of the Uni
ted states, the senate ana the house OF
representative aga 10 King Edward.
Prof Moss Of the Lancaster Theo-
logical seminary said.
"ff Proside4it Roosevelt az the ex-
piration of his term. could DE induced
TO make q tour of the far east he
would be worth a whole army of mis-
SCENARIOS. The effect of such a trip m
opening the way for the teachings of
the gospel would be tremendous and
the act would be a GROWING glory ~
even such a life and such an admins
triltion as that Of our president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
ARRESTS PROBABLE
IN NEW YORK LIFE CASE
District Attorney Strcnuously Opposes
Motion of Accused Insurance Men
For Inspection OF Minutes
of Grand jury.

New YORK. Jan. i0.-More arrests
may be made in connection with the
investigation Of the New York Life
Insurance company, according to "a
OF District Attorney Jerome.
announcement was made while
the district attorney was opposing an
argument of counsel for George w.
Perkins. now under indictments in the
New York Life case. for nm inspection
OF the entire minutes of the December
grand jury, MIR, Jerome said that IL
would be in defiance Of public policy
to grant such "A request. as there are
persons mentioned in the evidence,
who have not yet beer arrested, but
who may be at some future time. No
decision WAS reached today, the court
directing counsel for both sides to
submit briefs in duplication OF the
verbal arguments.
Lewis l.. Delaheld. speaking for MT.
Perkins, said Il terrible mistake had
been made lu that the grand Jury had
mis-apprchended the evidence. The
attorney declared that thore was no
evidence that a crime had been com
mitted. He said that the facts gene
orally surrounding the case were such
as should cause the court 10 probe
into The sufficiency Of the evidence ON
which the Indictments were found.
Mr., Delafield said that his client had
not been ~subpoenaed ana that ne had
not been warned of his constitutions
rights,
Mir. Jerome answered that mere de-
Mai was not sufficient TO gain the in
speetion Of the minutes of the grand
jury. Mr.. jerome said he would on
sent 10 Mr.. Perkins examining a trans
script of his own testimony, but that
the other proceedings before the jurN
must remain secret. i may say to
your honor the district attorney con
tinued. 'tthat the evidence given be-
fore the grand Jury refers TO "A nuns
Der OF persons who have not been
arrested as yet. but who may be sub
scquentlN arrested, Public policy de-
mands hat this evidence should not
he spread abroad. | heard an the
evidence in this case. and concur
red in the truth OF the presentment.
but not in its wisdom. The motives
OF the men indicted We're undoubt-
eddy, 20 my way of thinking. altruis-
tie. but there Is a vast difference be-
tween motive and intent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
Soft Track and Washed Out
Bridges Delay Traffic on
Both Santa Fe and Southern
Pacific Routes,
WEEK OF RAIN BRINGS
GRIEF TO RAILROADS.
Lives Lost and immense
Property Damage Reported
From California, Cajon Pass
Trouble Ties Up Two Lines


IBs Morning journal special Leased Wlre'l
sun Francisco, Cal. ian. l0~Ihe
train service on the Southern Pacihc
between here and Los Angeles ~ az q
complete ,standstill as o result of Inc
waAiaouta and landsiidcs on the lines
~ the coast and valley divisions. no
train has been able 70 get through
from here to Los Angeles by way or
the eoast line since Monday. tues
day mornings trains got az far as Ie-
iiiiiaa. 4 little station near Los An
eelea. since then the trains in the IN
it.ri0r have been s"tormbound by UNI
safe Filings ut either end Of the Te-
hachapi tunnel. Between Surf and
Ventura on the coast division there are
K number or iandslides that render
traffic impossible. II is believed that
service can be resumed before the END
af the week.
The sun shone brightly ia southern
California today after q week 81 all
most constaQt rain and storm. The
floods which have caused the loss Of
two lives AT Lompoc. Santa Barbara
county. one In orange county ana am
other ia Los Angeles, and eniaiied
Immense property damage, are subsid-
ing. The railroad situation IN Los An
Eeles today is the worst in. recent
gears.
The Southern Pacific Is the worst
affected. only It's eastern line Is oper-
ating,
The Santa re reports that the iaild
slides al Gallon Pass were cleared TINS
morning and delayed Westbound
trains have proceeded nearly 10 san
Bernardino. where they are delayed
again by dangerous tracks Trains due
to depart for the east this morning
were annulled.
The salt Lake road too ~ Temporal
iIv tied ~ by the Caion pass slide
where IL uses the santa Fe line. West
bound trains due az Los Angeles yes
terdny are expected tonight East
hound trains viii be lfcid pendinl
their arrival
soft Track Delays Traffic.
san Jose. Cal. Jan. l0. Warm sun
shine and showers today indlceN.
clearing weather. The snow ~ nd
rapidly melting from Mount Hamll-
ron ana the SANTA cruz ranges. The
coast train south last night got
through only as for aS san LUIS
Obispo. and this morning the
~.coaster' and the shore line limited
were consolidated to run GO surf win
The hope 81 reaching through to Los
Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Individual defendants. Karl .Jungblntn
ana Howard II. Young, and a Verde
az guilty against the corporate inter
esis. tie MacAudraWs and Forbee
company and the J. .. Young COM
many. The corporations were found
guilty on two counts. one Of forming
an Illegal combination and the other
az being 4 monopoly. The corpora
lions were acquitted on the count
charging conspiracy.
Counsel for the defense az once
made motions for m arrest OF Jung-
ment and asked for a stay. Judge
Hongh fixed Monday 70 hear afgn-
inents.
A nne of not more than Sb,0Oo or
less than $1,000 can be Imposed ipf
each violation Of which ine
tians have been found guilty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

atforney issued today hy the court 81
appeais of Kentueky.s The petitioners
declared that Special Judge Wiillafn
carnes or WILLIAMSON, n was APP
by Governor Beckham 70 Try
the case Of Judge Hargis ana others
with the assassination of at.
cox. IL conducting the trihI m an ar
bitrary nne and is overstepplns
the bonds OF the law. Judge cafhes
said that he thought the Will Wonld
be dismissed on u demurrer which ne
would file tomorrow when he reache"
Frankfort. The excitement mas SUP
sided. and the town Is almost deserted.
Adjutant General Lawrence arrived ~
this city this afternoon ana Went mo
conference with Judge Carnes. ~
said that he Would take no action IN
the matter Of troops until the VIII mas
argued before the court OF APP
Militia ordered ont.
Lexington, ky. Jan. 10. OtdeIs
we're issued tonight by captain Wood
yard for members Of Company - o
the Kentucky state guards 70 ass@dl
bile at the arm0ry tomorrow lllS
troops viii be held in readiness TO go
to Jackson IL ordered by Governor
Beckham.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Honolulu, Jan, 10.-The crater on
the summit of the volcano Of Mauna
Loa broke out at midnight. The erup-
ton forms a magnificent spectacle,
which Is visible for a hundred miles at
sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
HOPE FOR LINER PONCE
ALMOST ABANDONED
Dcrelict Sighted in Vicinity Where
Missing vessel Was Last Reported.

New York. Jan. 1N.-Thc steamship
Ponce. of the New York and Porto
Rico steamship company which sailed
from Ponce. T. r.. December 90 and
WAS Que at this port on january !. is
stlll missing and the belief that the
vessels delay was due 90 some me-
charical accident is giving away to the
fear that She is lost. D was last
spoken on December 2S hy the shin
shenandoah. since which time nothing
has been seen cor heard 10 beer.
The most d~isquieting report ihat
has reached here today was 81 message
from Governor Winthrop, OF Porto
Rico. who Says Che steamer Carncls
reported sighting ID dcrcllet to5 foef
hong urlr fhe noint whore fhe Ponce
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

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The Washington herald., 1907-10-21
NEGRO SLASHES CONDUCTOR
Cutting Follows an Alteration on
Chevy Chase Street Car.
Wounded Man Has Nose Almost Sev.
cred. After which His AsSniI-
ant Makes Escape.

In an alter tior following an attempt
TO eject several dis0rderIy negroes from
his car yesterday afternoon, Joseph
Green. conductor ON the Chevy Chase
line. was cut across the ACE with a
sharp knife, making "a deep cash extend
ing from his left eye 10 the lower side
Of his right cheek. and almost completely
severins his nose. The negroes then
jumped from the car and started 70 run
in the direction of the city
The assault was made when the cay
was in the vicinity of tie District line en-
route 10 Chevy Chase Lake According
60 what the police have been able to
learn. the negroes were very disorderIy.
and continued 90 sing and make them
selves Objectionable 10 the other passen-
gers, Notwithstanding Green had told
them TO desist When they refused 90 do
SO. the conductor stopped the car and
summouiug the motorman from the front
end, the two attempted 10 eject the me-
groos- An alteration ensued. and one
Of The negroes. drawing a knife from his
pocket made slash at Green. and then
jumping from the car. b0lted down the
road
The conductor was brought 20 the city
limits on another car. where he was
met by toe patrol wagon OF the Eighth
precinct ana hurried TO the Garfield Hos
pitai Last night the physicians ar the
hospital said he was in no serious danger.
bUt they feared that the wound would re-
suit In an ugly scar.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-21
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
Rev. Mr. AImendinEer in Charge 81
st. Matthews Lutheran Church.

hcN. mT. RfnlchuInEtr IN NhdEEe 81
ST. Matthews Lutheran Church.
Rev. r. W Almendinger, of Canal Win
chester. a suburb OF Columbus, Ohio, was
formally Installed as pastor of st. Mat
thew Lutheran Church, d street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets northeast, at
a special service held at S o'clock last
night.
Rev Mr. Almcndinger comes to Wash
ington 70 ill the vacancy made by the
resignation of Rev. A. c. Schin, who had
been pastor ot St. Matthews Church for
more than seven years. Rev. Mr.. Schin
accepted a call TO the pastorate Of st.
Marks Lutheran Church at Columbus,
Ohio.
The service last night was the regular
installation service OF the Lutheran
Church. and was conducted by DIT. DOer-
mann. pastor Of Grace Evangelical Luz
ther8n Church and president Of the Con-
COrdia district of the Evangelical Luz
theran Synod of Ohio.
Rev. c. Il. Pence delivered the charge.
using as his subject ST PauIs address to
Timothy. while the first epistle of St
Paul 90 the Thessalonians was the topic
used by Dr. Doermann IN his charge 70
the congregation.
An impromptu reception was held by
the new pastor Immediately after the
ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-21
TOOK POISON FOR MEDICINE
Mrs. Annie Lennon in Hospital il
Serious Condition.
Found in Her Room Suffering from
the Effects 0f Overdose of
Strycbniue.

Mrs. Annie Lennon, aged forty-eight
years, whose home is at Pitts5urg. Pa.
but who has been visiting relatives in this
city for several days. was taken TO the
Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon
from a boarding house AT 11l4 Eleventh
street northwest suffering from the ef-
feCts Of strychnine, said to have been
taken by accident Although in a very
serious condition, the hospital physicians
are Of the opinion she viii recover.
The woman was found in her room
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon suf-
fering from the effects of the poison.
and, at the advice OF Or. NJ. S. Iseman.
of the Frederick apartments, who was
summoned, she was hurried to the hos
pital
Mrs. Lemons husband who is en-
pl0yed In this city as q bricklayer. was
taken sick several weeks ago, and finding
that be would be confined to the house
for some time, telegraphed his wife to
come to Washington. Mrs. Lennon, after
being here but a day or So became i'll
herself. Yesterday she is said to have
had several fainting spells. and thinking
that she had a bottle containing medi-
cine for her ailment, took a number Of
strychnine pills. containing in all about
half a grain Of the poison.