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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14

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lige Stnter er tortrinIise os giper
9sfte ON ct Sotaluobptte al oper
I217,932. $40 8uibel iorbeIt pna De
ire Stater iom felger:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
What He Saw at kilauea

Mr. c. L. La Rue of Sacramento,
California. who has travelled extern
sively around the world, returned from
Hawaii by the s. s. Mau1a Loa Tues
day of this week; in an interview he
said:
Yes. I have just been to the vol
cano; was it worth while? Well!
I should think so; it was worth
going around the world to see;
would not have missed it for any
consideration; it is a spectacular
performance which cannot be de-
scribed; it is so awfully fascina-
ting that one can hardly leave it;
If my business would have per-
mitted, I would have remained
there a week. The he wonder to me
is that your Honolulu people do
not make more of it; they can't
realize the extent of the present
activity; 1 understand that hum
dreds went up to see the flow OF
1907, and that it was not a bit
more attractive than kilauea is
at the present time.
Everybody returns from the vol
cano with the same enthusiasm and
vet Honolulu has not awakened to the
fact that a great eruption is taking
place within twenty-four hours travel
IF her gates.
For information regarding the trip.
apply to
HENRY wATERHorTsE TRUST
COMPANY, LTD.
Corner Fort and Merchant Streets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
STENoGRAPHER WANTED.

THE office OF Stenographer and AS
sistant Clerk for the Second Circuit
Court being vacant, applications for
the same will be received by the
Judge Of said Court; such applica-
tions to be accompanied with a GER
uhcate of proficiency issued by J. w.
Jones. Esq, or some other stenogra-
pher of the Judiciary Department,
Territory Of Hawaii. BY the Court
Edmund H. Hart, Clerk S015
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
HORTICULTURAL
-
EXPERT
To H9IId-5e Pineapple PI0nteTS::

Byron o. Clark, who has had
thirty-eight years experience in
the cultivation of tropical fruits,
(ten years in Hawaii), offers his
services and advice to intending
planters. He will superintend the
preparation and planting of plan
tations, and make regular periods
of inspection throughout the de-
velopment of the crop, for reason
able compensation on an acreage
basis, much more advantageous to
the planters than employing a
regular superintendent by the
year.
Address: P. o. Box 1872, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
CHAMBERLAINs PAIN BALM.

You will hunt a good while before
You find a liniment that is equal to
Chamberlain Pain Balm. In cases of
rheumatism and sciatica it relieves the
intense pain and makes sleep and rest
possible. Soreness of the muscles,
swelling and lameness are quickly re-
lieved by ii, and for the treatment of
cuts and bruises there is nothing bet
ter. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.,
agents for H l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
LOST.

A GERMAN cavalry saddle, near Ka-
lihi Poi factory. where it had been
thrown away by a thief. Finder re-
turn TO Advertiser office and receive
reward. $50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
BORN.

sandueky. Ohio, May s.
to the wife of Carl W. Adams,
daughter of Rev. John w. Wadman
of this city, son. Gable announce
uent.1
May s. 1908, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Carlo, a son.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
FOUND.

SILVER watch, engraved. Loser prove
property; pay for ad. This Office.
$50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BY japanese woman for general
homework, boys as schoolboy, yard
boys, cook. homework and janitors.
Telephone 1912; P. o. Box 1896 Holy
Trinity Mission. S027
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10

BOSS carpenter, an impersonator,
pianist, violinist and cornetist
Apply, after p. m. today, 1852 King
street. $50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10

The Bob Evans hat is the latest.
Other novelties for midsummer wear,
in exclusive designs, can be seen at
Dunn's hat shop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10


General and Mrs. Pratt, who are
making an extended stay in the is
lands, were the hosts at a dinner on
Friday night at the Pleasanton, their
guests being Judge and Mrs. Hum
phreys and S. A. Duke and Miss Mar
guerite Duke.
s@ ~ ~
Mrs. James w. Saunders and Miss
Saunders, who have been visiting at
the shrine of Madame Pele, returned
from the Big Island yesterday.
~ - -
Honolulu music-lovers had an oppor-
tunity on Tuesday last of hearing one
of the worlds greatest musical artists.
Jan Kubelik, an opportunity that very
many awaited themselves of, the Opera
House being filed in spite of the fact
that owing TO the necessity of steam
boat time the recital took place at
noon. The audience, according to the
great violinist himself, was a most
enthusiastic one. the appreciative APP
plause being noticeable even to the
man who had taken the worlds great
est musical centeTs by storm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10

Attend the great hosiery sale at
Blom's, commencing Monday morn
ing. May IL. New goods. Great saw
ings. q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
NOTICE

Bills due the Hawaiian Hotel lex
cepting such as have been placed in
the hands of our attorney, Mr. H. G.
Middledftch) are payable to Mr.. G. ].
Brown, at the hotel office; and no
other person is authorized to collect
same.
J. H. HERTSCHE.
$50 Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
Classified Advert sements
WANTED.

TO purchase alligator pears. State
quantity and price. Mrs. Kearns,
Hotel street. $50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10

A six-room cottage at the beach is
offered for rent. See classified ads.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-10
FOR RENT.

SIX-RCCM cottage at the beach, fur
nished or unfinished Electric lights
and good bathing Telephone PA.
go
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-27

parte-in ! twinklIInE. New York
changes her vote from Hughes %
Roosevelt Ohio catches TIE Infection
The solid south. With cay Erans
in the lead. brings Up the Rearsuard.
crushing even Foraker and his Black
Horse Cavalry-from the hack q TIE
siAse = screen Is unr0Ilea ana q han
M q prearranEed elecEric lights
bursts upon the visx. and We md
IN blazing lesters-
-FOur years more
OF Theodore-
and. AMID the blare q trumpets. and
the howliag o. vOEces. and the crash
ing o. hants. Up in the GALLERY Hettls
Gresa shakes her bOmhazsne skirts
and HOSTS her nd cotton umbrella.
and saxs. What vas Il / told yoa.
you iaiOss-
NOnssnse he KALEIDOSCOPE would
make RerTy vithaL Il Is nOs posi-
- ~
Lock again. SAYS TIE Star-syed
Peansylyznia Avenne lind with
Sroozs Amer TIE nOniIa1S0a Of TheO-
dOre Roosevelt b. TIE Republicans
b. uzs nominated BY the lndepend-
eace League Hearst and Bourne. q
OresOn. and Ton LAus0a and Bar
Nzsre-sOn had pooIed their issasS
ne css=einario1 carried AL before l.
yellow Journalism has Won AZ last
ne Slec-aralar can 80 10 father
Tier are PLAYING The NaEioaal airs
q Mexico ard veasz1ela in Lafayette
ssu.re Presently the red-nas vii
4 rra q above the no Hoses q
l,,lg-sss- CitOa 81 Clsire has bee.
sant 70 rspl-t the cerenoaies for TIE
Is gszs Press Artsar Brishane IA
v-st,n sAe Inaugural Aad7ssS And
tAe..
Cwhy. 7ys Ola Hanks. -shere Is
10 then. al tbs EAIie Theosore
Roosevelt has knoEn nothing abo1t
II. has sk1OEn nothing Al all has
bsea locked in 4 Ead1e3 CHAMBER q
TIE Waite H0ese. viii Jsoos Rms 70
hcld tn key ard watch TIE dor fo-
II those l4st esvs q n Rerahiic Il
r.s vnr1ea. WAT daih Il zzuer
Il rishteoaSaeSS Prsv1n.- H "
Naples-Oa-she-6aif
Lee cOuaty. FioridA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-27

moves toward he Capit0lIne kill,
bearing tne Elilk-Shite flag q univer-
~ br0sherhood with is errss q
sud. re<rnnenl. eatuiasd By = croE1
q ta0rns rampant: simple - SYM
bOhs.
lOl1 Hank g-unLs and SAYS don't
b TO greedy bOss. nor TOO expecianr.
si1Aer- Thsre Is = difference before
and aner e,scliOas- Way hack On M
hsgh waters q 'ss-in Al. II yoa Van,
IL kn0w Freczselx-the Whigs thoughl
IS you tAiak nO< that TIE skiss hzd
fzl.<a and thsx ueTe gOiag 10 catch
lzrks. Vel many a one had 70 yak
Asa-e- he walking nay noe be IS
EO1z-- III Il 5 quite As far n0w D.
1Ess1 the Csy q Magnifzos1t Dis
Esloss and Rirrer creek As Il w1s
tA<s hesEeea Hel-fer-Sarsta ard The
Hiae HO1ze Nr- Preatics O1cs sid
a Mr.. CAY NJ Bran zOs cone
u rsalzre TIE fOrce q tie ezaa-
Z he nd besa elec1e1 Prszi3eat h
vO1lz have besa TIE wrstchedez zAn
IN tAs uorl1- bscauss Ne vOald have
bssa rrOvea The bsEEest lar IN the
vorsa NJ. Gay Vas An ardent. in
Fllsire uAa ~i1h = eenias for Ezk-
i1g frie,ds He Eas = Presisear ~
psra1t for dirty years. ard had Flas-
tkrs1 III Flhlie ssrrioe oVsr three
PEss deep with Fgouises. prO1isss
nal ard IMPLIED. r-oEises cOzssiO1s
And u1cczscs01S. hi FruziSes he
oo1l1 IA ~ azy possibility hzve
ciscA1-xed He Vas An hoa1rahso.
ssSi-EsSsss-.E- FrOud uaa- and vAsa
these P-o-sses cane 70 maturity sid
we're rreszased for payment and -
ras1sa Ihe sir.afioa- Il woai1 iax1
saAssrered Is he AID hroksa Ii
hsarL1
Look 8zl1- szvs tAe S1ar-eyed o1e
Br the Ar a TIE cnzzoapl1ce
rlssse yo1r l.sySAip there Is noshiaE
7o-e cozizE Teasy yin have his
uzy Is u Tan. ana B-yaa Is ss sod
IS 1c-i-A-ai Wat e.se- Mat.
Do IN rake An anizz-or for 4 plolh
Il. Is uutk 70 bs s01nd Oaly sn0ag
1hs EVGxas@.
Lex szia. zys tie Sszr-sred-
t-Oeaz tAe hsy. ohse-ves Osd
R.zkS Dat yOa rs7e1her Eha1
IN IsEen zss ab01r Po,liicS and
Cen SAs-zza aho1t uar. ozsr
thi-z k.-7zz so7e,lzeS Take n
oshsr FseR7
/ look 1ziz zza whzt % / 49,
Szsss soazlhzn Bozr1e. q orsso..
u1s rtzss zrsr al. 50 v1s Ten LaE-
zls - Ms Bar Nas-s-soa h Tkiri
Ts-zs-S have caSeurez ths Cozrezrsoa
OEizg % rhe co1SEir1cx q Highs
Fsi-sa.ks ana c.n.oa. IAN ~ e.
tie firs Aanus u a zizsie vose. ThsaI
a n sa13sa-froa tn So1-husss CT
M a the HaI-Cz2e \ riE1azE rushl
Ing soz13-she asiez-ioa froz Ar
ro@- r.lkes ~ N delseznoa frun
Hawaii su2as TIE bod szthsa-she
u1r1oGs q Nsr NsKiuo and Porso
Rzoo are k0EEzg-z1~a tn cezfer
tsie sresp the lsgoaz & CSvl SsrTics
REf1r2- I'D ~ Hirrhcock And Boaa-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-27

Cooaize Wiki dulis ne nerves
never ~ ezrea Nasal catarrA- Tas
hsavy seelias IN he forsAs.a rhs s,ui
ID Up s.azatioa ana the ua,e-y a.
sAarse frOa ths eys and noss- aiOaE
VIA al tn OsAsr nissrsss stts.aizr
he disszze. are IN 70 rO-r b Ey's
c-saa Bala- sneH and taste are n
z0-sa. brszEAiag Is zaas nomaI u
IL yOa ~ tbs rsaeay yOa can fu--
70 iSsa a TIE eOod Il IN 90 yoz
Is srq1sd direcsly % ths so1e sPoc
An d-uEEzzs sse Mailsd ~ 1ziy
Bs- = Ez-ea s-reer. Neu Tork
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-27

Ssvs-ty-EEht LAziss ara CIR
arsas WAYS. afsz styies. = cents
on TIE doIAr Al Pisrrss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-27
HENRY WATTERSON.
Takes A Peep INTO the Political
kaleidoscope and SEES
ThingS-

Henry Warrsrsoo- q 1he Co1T1s--
sou-znl stan1s aloas to1ay aS an
esnurial writer q sse1Ar nerSEa-
ber. He Is TIE hst Il TIE "a seAOol
q editors vkoze iaiivi1zlity Is
vun for hin a nAri0-al r~R1.ethOa
II uattsrs not vheShsr Ne =s==ss
a<rue viii HIS i5sas-wh5rh Ne d
nur-his vfgu-Ozs ara sacAanri1g ssyl
uakes al his vrifizS very rea1lAls
Ths following editorial Is colSsd Is
: fair sanpls a Lis sztsrs1inilg 10
d-rtions Un1sr The bad a A
Q1ser O1d WOrif- he writes
II Is III suzrth a MErrA. ISsS
WRar san noS bsS5se tbs cAy II
nocsk< whzr nay HI n year hing
f1-tAs Let Is pray thar eaeA q
Us he asre u Sc the FO--Sh q
9iarcA. ISIS. B1z uhar SAL we
So Thsres tn nh WNhia N
nazie ezrrae q tAe co1pasS-
-Oas ysar Eore
o. Tkeo3ors.-
s-xtkfnz All SkizES. are rossihlA
mere scanas wInaa Hezry TAf-
Grad III MT gloozy. Ohsse hi
usS pecuzEa-. ~ easzs his eye mn
Henren u Ezrth. mn EArsh u
Hsausn. ar1 IS i2sinA-iOa eos1ies
firth ~ fsrzs 4 thsse hiss Tea
$40 suz t.nsihse. X - III ca
eneo Co1vezsss1- SnCxAsr szRaA-
tkeater a tie R1zazs ard ~
ts-seks. Sriri aAcz- hin in sVsEy II
uaE. h SrartacuS IL GlA1l1-ur. A1r
irg sal. tke 1-ssOa H-zAsS Ard hid
TIE ga--s Fartazks ard CA-1o1 lo-
/ TIE d.st and Szl-e z7cl EAs1r e<1-.
eds 10 srfrnlAs, BsAol1 tAe N1eSor
rsezy fsr the An-sl-sAe Bzsk q u
B-ckeEes Big lzEia BIZ TIE scAlls
q Fu-aker an D6-k tAzsa1g 1ro12
lis Eirz'Hn s NJ % h-EA. Z Is -
kcI1zr. HAIRY NsE hi--se1-oA n
f-ouy a tare,-Rlaoss III sTo~a Ssoa
tai uaszive hruE-TH2 Woo1-11-
arnfa rke hwy a sH-e-N1srsr q
C<-s1oaisz Yer CasS.- srross -
R.Atroa- M S-Si1g B-l Al Lite b
~ ~ - -
The sun., 1908-02-13
PLAN TO REFLECT BERMEL.
There's an Idea IN Queens That the Ahearn
Incident May Be Repeated.

PlansNto nulliIy any action that may be
taken by Gov. Hughes looking TO the re-
moval from ofice Of Joseph Bcrmel. Presi-
dent Of the Borough Of Queens, against
whom charges have been preferred by the
Queens county Grand Jury as an outcome
Of their inquiry into the Kissena Park sale
scandal, are under way in that borough.
According 20 the programme talked Of
yesterday in Queens IL is the purpose Of the
Bermel administration to try to capture
three Of the five Aldermen in Queens, who
have the naming % Bermels successor in
event Of his removal, and If possible repeat
the Ahearp incident by having Berrnel
reelected. This would give Bernel a chance
10 resign later. In event Of this plan not
carrying the scheme 10 to elect Lawrence
Gresser, who is Commissioners OF Public
Works under Bermel. Commissioner
Gresser ia an oft and 0tlt Bernnel man. and
with him in the off1ce Bermel's admins
tration would be carried on with scarcely
4 change in Affairs.
In the meantime President Bermel 10
busy preparing his defence and he declares
that he feels positive Of vindication at the
hands Of the Governor.
The sun., 1908-02-13
PRESIDENT WONT TAKE OBRIEN
ASKS PIatt 60 Withdraw Hls Nan for PIAtts-
burg COlleCtOrshIp.

WAkSA c. Witherbee. Collector Of the
Port Of Plattsburg. was at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday on his way 90 Florida.
He said that while his successor had not
besn named by President Roosevelt his
ocice, which he had occupied for eight
years. would be- vacant to-day and that
the duties would be performed by a deputy.
There has been an upset about Mr.. With
erbee's successor. Senator Platt. Repre-
sentative George r. Malby and others
recommepded- President Roosevelt John
r. 0'Brien Of West Chazy. formerly Score
tAry OF State. Mr.. O'Brisn h State COM
mitteeman for the Twenty-sixth district.
which includes the counties Of Clinton.
Essex. Franklin and st. Lawrence. Presi-
dent Roosevelt. however. has requested
Senator Platt and Representative Malby
to withdraw their Endorsements OF Mr..
O'Brien. adding that he will not appoint
Mr.. 0'Brien.
There were various reports yesterday
as 10 the Presidents objections to Mr..
O'Brien. the principal one being that Mr..
Q'Brien originally espoused the cause Of
enator H. Wallace Knapp OF Mooers,
Clinton county. TO be Collector Of Platts-
burg, and in fact induced Senator Knapp
to become an applicant for the place while
he himself was the real applicant. Several
years ago Mr.. O'Brien was known as Thou
sand Legged John" At present there is
no collector for Plattsburg in sight.
The sun., 1908-02-13
NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
Louis 4. Coolidge 20 succeed John II.
Edwards In the Treasury Department.

Louis 4. Coolidge TO Succeed John II.
Edwards In the Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-The nomina-
ton OF Louis Arthur Coolidge of-Massachu-
sstts as Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury was sent to the Senate by President
Roosevelt to-day. He will succeed John
II. Edwards Of Ohio who will go into pri-
vate business. Mr.. Coolidge was indorsed
by Senators Lodge and Crane and by Sec
retary OF the Treasury Cortelyou.
Mr.. Edwards will not leave the Office
for a month OF so. He has received offers
from two or three financial institutions,
but In his absence from Washington to-
day there was no one in the Dep partment
to say whether he had concluded arrange
ments with any Of these or not. 1t is said
that Mr.. Edwards will become the presi-
dent Of ono of these institutions, prob
ably bank or trust company, within the
next month.
Secretary Cortelyou said to-day that
he regrett cd Mr.. Edwards's resignation,
as he considered him admirably adapted
TO the Office
The sun., 1908-02-13
WAR ON THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
Premier Bannerman Announces the Open
ing Movement In the Commons.

Special cable Despatch 70 THE sun.
LONDON, Feb. I2.-Prime Minister Sir
Henry Campbell Zimmerman has COM
menced the preliminary challenge in his
battle with the House Of Lords. He an
nounoed in the House of Commons to-day
that two Scottish land bills passed by the
lower house last session and rejected
by the peers will bo revived and passed
through the House OF Commons by closure
in three days and will then be sent 20 the
Lords for their reconsideration.
This will he the first time in history that
a bill has been resubmitted to the House Of
Lords within the life Of single Parliament
The Premier admitted that the grounds
on which the peers rejected the bills last
session. namely. that they only received
them twenty -four hours before prorogation
and therefore had no time TO consider them
properly. had justification. But. he said.
the present procedure had reference also to
the resolution adopted by tho House Of
Commons last year restrict ng the power
Of the House Of Lords to alter or reject bills.
He insisted that within the limits Of
single Parliament the final decision OF the
House OF Commons must prevail.
The sun., 1908-02-13
CHINESE RAILWAY STOPPED.
England Won't allow Japanese MAnch uriAn
Line to BE ParaIleIed.


TOXIC. Feb. IA senIi-Official commu-
Dique is published to-day with regard TO tho
proposed construction by the Chinese Gov
ernment OF q railway between Hdmintun
and Fakumen south ManchuHa. TO which
japan has objected because IL would paral-
lei Japan's South Msnchuian Railway
from Port Arthur 10 Mukden and north
ward. japan asserts that the projected
line would violate not only the terms Of the
China-Japan convention. hut the minutes
recording the negotiations between Baron
KomurA and Prince Ching.
To-day's communlque announces that
Great Britain has, authoritatively recog-
nized JapAn's cont4ntion that the line
would be . Violations Of treaty stipulatiOas
4nd -that The British Governments has in
structed its Minister AZ Pekin accordingly.
In view Of Great Britain's action the con-
strlctiou 81 the parallel line Is now i'm
probable. Il apparently has improved
Japan's general position with regard to
China and viii have an influence favorable
to JaEan in other important negotiations.
such % those over the KanRtao boundary
in Corea.
A curious effect OF the abandonment Of
the parallel road as a result Of Great
Britain's action is that the British syndicate
that has the contract for the construction
Of the road will have to seek compensation
from China for the veto of the work by the
British Government.
The sun., 1908-02-13
BANK ROBBERS GET s23,OOO
And Escape. After WreckInE Building and
ROIISinE whole Town.

RICH HILL, Mo. Feb. H. Stealing s29, 900
in cash after dynamiting and wrecking
the 5000 building Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank in this city. Ave robbers,
all heavily armed, terrorized the citizens
early to-day and after exchanging shots
with the Sherif's posse escaped to the
rough country south Of here.
No one was injured by either the shots
OF the explosion.
A terrific roar caused by the dynamiting
Of the vault Of the bank awoke the town
half an hour after midnight. The popu-
lation hurried TO the two story brick bank
building in the centre Of the city. Many
persons arrived in time to see the robbers
ride away.
Cashier J. W. Jamison said that all the
cash In the bank had been stolen by the
robbers. The bank building was com
pletely wrecked and many neighboring
buildings were damaged by the explosion.
The Sheriff Of the county organised
posse, but a. the robbers got a good start
there is little prospect Of their being over
taken soon. The rough country to the
south Of the city affords a good refuge
for the robbers.
The sun., 1908-02-13
sNOW'sTROUBLE NOTExRLAINED
oMmsSEs Vf ths FeAspAone Company sit LOuE
n CUnncll.

There has been no okiiOial explanation
Of the resignation Of Henry Sanger Snow
NJ treasurer OF the New York and New
Jersey Tslsph0As Company, but many
stories have been anoat since Monday,
when the rssiEDation was accepted by the
board of directors.
Though Il was a holiday and the general
ofioes Of the New York Telephone Com
pany at 10 Dey street were supposed to
be clos0d. U. N. Bethel the president Of
the New York and New Jersey Telephone
Company and hrst vicS-prssident Of the
New York company, came in from his home
in montclatR. N. j.. yesterday morning,
and until the afternoon was closeted with
other OF the Company's' officers. Mr..
Bethel's secretary said that just at this
time the company had no statement to make.
Mr.. Snow remained all day In his house.
at 40 Henry street. Brooklyn. and refused
TO see reporters, He sent down word by a
maid that he had nothing to add to the
statement made by him ON Tuesday. that
personally he was financially embarrassed,
but that he hoped soon 70 have his affairs
Strengthened out. He took occasion. how
ever, TO deny the published report that he
contemplated resigning as trustee of the
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, of which
b as once president.
y. II. Sawyer. president and general
manager Of Shows United States Sample
Express Company. Limited. said yester-
day that Mr.. Snow was no longer connected
with that concern and had not been for
the last Ave years. when Mr.. Sawyer bought
his interest In the company. Mr.. Sawyer
said that he had known Mr.. Snow for a
good many years and had regarded him
as 4. millionaire. He was at loss to aO-
count for the statement that Mr.. Snow
was financially embarrassed.
The sun., 1908-02-13
FAIRBANKS CAMP SCARED.
Mistake In FOrwar Mall Creates Fear
OF Tart Invasion Of Indiana.


INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. t?.-There was much
excitement around the Claypool Hotel
to-day when mail and kilograms addressed
to Secretary Taft were delivered there .
II was soon reported in the streets that the
Secretary was coming here to hold a secret
conference and that several members Of
the Indiana delegation TO Chicago would
be present.
More letters we're delivered as the morn
ing wore away and kilograms continued TO
come and were duly received by the clerk
Every man who came into the hotel was
closely scrutinized and several were asked
IL they had come TO meet the Secretary Of
War. No one seemed 20 have an appoint
ment with him and the mystery grew as
more letters and telegrams arrived.
After the politicians had worried all
morning IL dawned upon them that some
mistake had been made in forwarding the
Secretary'S mail. and there was sigh of
relief at Republican headquarters when
this solution was reached and the Fair
banks men became convinced that no con-
ference had been arranged.