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New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
r MORTGAGE SURPRISE.
FIed as Security for ! Per Cent
Bond Issue of s9O,OOO.O0

r-,ar the directors OF the Illinois Central Rail-
.-or7psny OF April issued a call for a spe-
r' ' ,.s..ng OF stockholders in Chicago on MAY
=. = authorize En additional issue Of ses5i2oO0
.,,z & was generally supposed that there
- g be no issue of equipment bonds at present
-. vss surprise. therefore. in the financial dis
=, yesterday when Il was learned that first
= .ouipn1ent mortgage for $4,000 600 had been
- ReTlevfIle. ~ hy the company as security
- 1 nr- cent bond issue The mortgage covers
- .--f-e rolling stock CT the company. including
- locomotives, 595 passenger cars and 47S7s
freight cars
a. .be cornpzny's local offices the correctness
=, ,he dispatch concerning the mortgage vas con-
.-.s but no information was Forthcoming in re-
=. - tse new equipment bonds II looks how
.~sr ss II ERE Illinois Central intends TO float
tsSs-e sop Of new securities this spring ana sum-
= instead OF s2s.5l2,ooe.
markers saw the hand OF Edward II Hartman
- ,-s rev Illinois Central bond issue When the
-ss-.on of raising new capital came I'D several
--o-.As ago Il was tie desire OF Mr.. Hartman 70
- equipment trust bonds. Stuyvesant Fish
,.w.ver opposed the equipment bonds OF the
sreua6 thzt the stockholders did not have 10 lie
,-s.,,ted When the new stock issue was an
-o--ced Il was generally understood that the
son6 issue had been dropped.
= the circular calling for IN. special meeting
q, authorize the new FIock Il Is stated that ths
s,.-khoIde-s VIII also be asked 70 ratifv the nur-
-ssse q the property. corporate rights and fran
-A.s.s q the KersinEton & Eastern Railroad Com
rgzx and the Memphis & State Line Railroad
rors-zuv- Some OF the capital will doubt
ess bs USED for acquiring these roads The float
f-s o-bt oc TIRE Illinois Central is also large at
&c present time, and a part Of the proceeds cr
-he bond A1d stock sale will OF course 80 il this
direction Il case the Central Of Georgia is taken
s7e- Sill more expense viii be incurred
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
CONDITION OF WESTERN MARYLAND
Berlin Banker Optimistic After Trip Of In
suection Over Its Lines.
"a -eIer-aph to TIE T-i5une- J

Ba----o-e April co.-Alt-ed Btnzis' q ol- U
ne rs-s--a Fg-k OF Berlin. returned to-day IroH-
tn o. INSPECTION over the Western Mar an
RaE-ozd II company with officials O. the roau- i
zen had q long conference WIN f-e-S-'1 -
= -,z------a pank lent = c.e 60 TO the railroad
seve-zl Years ago and took as collateral Sov'''N'
c. the first mortgage bonds. The TefCsa4 o. '--S
hank 20 extend the loan. which fell cue ApEi- =
sa5 to nave contributed largely 10 the naming
OF ( receiver
NJ Rs--iE said te considered the property II
fra condition with excellent terminals " heA
asked What the bank had done with its western
Na--lgr5 EC-6i-ES. he snliingly answered " nat
Do with them Ee have them yet
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
"tsssH SELLS FIRST MORTGAGE BONE Ds.

ne NsJ1Sh Railroad Company announced yes
7-lsE r-ac had sold Taller q Co $sse 0r1 "a
'a7--- Railroad Company first mortgage . per cent
go BONDS. due May J. 195s, which the company
e4 ID :ts treasu-,- to take up the following:
--''5 st Louis Council Bluffs Omaha Railroad
'l'ps11y frst mortgage { per cent bonds. due July
- s-- and S45S SO ST Louis Kansas city q North
So. - Charles FIRST ortEsEe per cent
-s' cue October l. 1885. With the sale Of these
-4s 70 Taller & Co. II d announced. tue total
zee Issue is now outstanding. The miles of
60 'trec by this trsG mortgage are I5I4 which
- d 'he rae CT 3, az /. mile
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
ANOTHER GOLD EXPORT ENGAGEMENT.
Brings Total OF Present Movement to
$4,000 O0O-Time Money Easier.

--- rer5 ex2o-v nroreruent begun on Apr1- % vas
.r----e- rsz-erdav Goldman, Sachs q Co On
Esg-rg S7.0oo for shipment 80 Paris or tie hToa-
7--z Wilhelm today. This makes foiai o.
Es9a+s on ne present movement Members o.
so6-e1- Sscrs & 60 said that fu-1heT snip
-1.r q -re yellow meta would be made before the
s7d - N. u,esk ~ t6s firm and additional en-
Esre-.e~rs hv o-he- foreign banking houses ers
-73e-E1cod 70 - pending
Notwithstanding yesterdays engagement. TINE
7saGe~ vro-ls-d easier and obtsinable for 2
- os1- fo- ninety days. decline Of = per cent
,rc- lsst week Foreign exchange rates continued
e. s-sh7 drafts on London selling around +-S'@s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
METALS

TO ne iAI>wWith h The London market closed. owing
rT2 atts change in the local quotations for metals
tons ranging 8Ls 70 81 2oc COPPER N vas u6
Is7 ectr5r 5 zone q2I no 10 and lake G quoted at y $50
a. spFrER e. s Sss 5get 92a 2reRanged M at ;2I =
Northern a,as4 LoT i-2n, with NO foundry
a. the Produce zohnee va. dul an5 - unsSangsd Fes
ga $l+ 'gSl5 o. july So 5oeS5 90 August. sI4 5OgsI5 80
M HoIASsks I-a. AND >YRIFs-The market for syrups
changed prices Quotations follow New orleans canrif
a5oe @ 6sa1z ans 5g opa lss4I ss Es4 5S42 2S?@9 Re
9gn'gI l'Q1le fair id42oc good 1920; prime, p
rea4 5a 5are 9 .aS g2s es @ e s Fqa and spot
with weakness in cotton hog products sales in
a4S fsuded :9Q May 20 800 July 48 g42 900 sep
r~cSe sra --7 'iIS Win a far export demand and
20 btrk &c DOE +s a4'e. bulk &C. Philadsphia
-!ss.neii'li7r ILt77c water white New York bhIs
Io.Sc; bulk 7o, Philadelphia. 10 zoe bulk 6 a5c.
water white. cases. New York 1890. PhiIadeIphia
MaT ~. a. In' SP25 - &c April 42s $50
Her 9I yso7y Apr 20 &c good OF summer yellow
low. Il G45R.c- LINSEED 0TT@,r1a-ioar $50 S+y
z aS y 4I z 'e 2qt-o6 raw, A 42c Calcutta
P fi2H s' Pro7sloas weakened with corn and
l~ 5e 5o9 q WszreTa reesPls amounted 70 50 900 hogs Of
sJest. 2I1re. Ness sl@6S12 80. fanlg. sl6 50aS17;
IIA9ls-steaay- quoted a. S2Tas2s. DRESSED HOGS
steady Ea1orz T7scs %. =,
u" r. N--H- pigs. >.T&-Nc CIT NEATS--Pi-kied be
..e7 u~T quoted. smoking 3laG10- 10 n 9isqe&4c:
n - H3-zc "a y &c Picled hams steady. quoted
9'24loo TALLCW-Firn City. SIG. counrry. 5i g5%ac
IAEi-EElsv- Quoted Middle Western s-2gS no City
lard easy quoted ar Sc Refined lard Quoted South
pound 7Ta quoted al - Sc steady.
quoted tlt--- II - u &c
RIO E-The market for rice ruled steady hers ans
Tl al the primary markets, with good
Quotations follow. Screenings, 3zG3Ac. ordinary, A. n
+sc- fair 4sflIr good ordinary 3 GJ2sc. prime 5is
93>sc; choice. 6g6-2c: Patna foreign 5TsG6Sc Ran
and EaSSelu = csc
STC4F--He --a-l-a+ -ear.4 ----,- --.5.4 -..,5-
and unchanged The following list subject
cash days. Crystal dornos. soc Eagle tablets 7sOc
su- loaf 6}0e, crushed s 2oc, mould a. SIC cubes
Eagle o powdered corfscttouers granu-
lated J.IJc. &NN& powdered J.6-c. powdered.
ana fruit powdered and Eagle
y
lated 51p"; = bags SOC: b d bags 15c:
p IA DO 200; 10 u bags DO 5f3c > and 30 70 bags
5|Jr, LaGe hDe standard graCus-ed diamond
a. 5joc, CoEfeatioUers A, $500, No l. 500 Nos and
5O5c No No p 49Ic No 10. $50. No II. 4-SCc;
NJ - T5c. 47Gc Nos l. and 16, 4 65c-
The London market beet closed today
The local about steady, with duty
follows Centrifugal e5 test 1850
r-lsa6.al0. and rnoasses
Gle sales late Monday were follows. 5000 bags
Saut5 Domingo centrifugal, in port. az 435c, basis 20
test bags Rico centrifugal n 4Soc,
basis test Op0 bags cuba centrifugal 96 test.
paid. Far Off shipment was held al 51-l6c cost and
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
NIPTSSING.

The Nlpissing Mines Company has issued its SEE
- ei.T.al report covering the period from Feb
TuaTE l 10 December q. 1907 Tie reDorr ,rci,,da,
slateInent OF the operations Of the campanys sub
SAo4aryr the Niplsstng Mining Compary The +o-aI
-.lCoihe OF the mining company was s. sO2 -62 and
.--s expenses including cost OF mining were S27Q
80, 80 e4flns the net profit for the eleven months
ai'd making the total surplus S.52O 236 Diy-
s as5regatiI1g Slo9 coo were declared. leaving rhs
e- surplus on hand s76o3s an increase of sl9a "a
9EeE tne surplus for the preceding eleven r7oT+Fr
sets and liabilities OF 5.la66s1
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Tin. local market TO- spot cotton was qulet with
10 15c for mIddnE Gull southern spot markets ere
ioc ssvs6nab dull unchanged at a7sc. sales. $50
bales Charleston nominal NortolA dull u"cnansc1 a. a.
- lo7sc Aug,5'a G gaie ana Steads ~ ,, Low s a.
20 lie sales 178 oaes Sew 9ote1ns 3G aaef nd ssy
stsady, unchanged a. 9&c; Memphis quiet lac lower
1ol. &C. sales to30 bales: Houston easy, isc lower
s. Louis duil lc lower at Iol4c Estimated receipts
600 aRsirst 3 e7s last week and 8003 last year;
slyesson $500 10 600 asa' ooo s1s - % 500 Ts a
$50 last week and s.c36 last year
FLOUR AND MEA.FiouF -7es rls.t E2s Arm s-t toay h
Rye -four was IN better delsnd a. eIq pteG me t2l
sns patents s. lsgs5 g @ 81 sS nss s-,, sraise @
s. cas4 . extra No winter s. s3ast i9 ez'rs NJ :
s THeF 70 s ss59 5Gq$ 8 9csi % cbos @ 70 fano g.
CORNMEAL-Quiet Quoted kLin cried. ~ % ~ ~
81 50: coarse s. 4oaS1 - FEELWestsrH quiet city
81 - Sour 90 .; dog s3i; bran. SO 50
sal ker!ny chop. s25 50 bulk. SIS 80 sacAs. olmea
81 GRAiS- ISai -wHEAT-The wheat market opened
advaTbce sc and steadily inereaSei tne tHproEeet
made 10 tp b9 the west the weekend holdays The
mara ma t- exI5rt There we're no cables all
mental markets remaining closed until o-norr9T cIges
zs ineiu5ins small EsTds 3 sa56m'f 56b=q & S'f 13 5 %
in the American visible supply-a matter OF Li7lo""
~ 900 ogsis 5-. 10 redart t. net decrease 10 03I 600
IS nov only 8G bushels against 5ias7oOp bushels
= and A. O. Another
element the report that the North|st~r1
taken practically the cash
---1j,tss suF that " iu Minneapolis
a~~ed q and Duluth wire stated that pIa-;!tiF the
eTr s'oc Of darum and regular grades had been
aI5 q, go out opening o. navigation Another
ulare5 the bushels.
sffrueauoli- reports had that the local mills there had
q practically ali local
frsTe = rise a Minneapolis reported Wprd'F
u
rfar fF}raastFerrs figures oIb-,0Hu bushels.
.fFfrg , ~ bushels American. against ">uSuHt
bushels total last Ueel ana i- f'6 600 bushels Jas. "5
corn 1TiouoD bushels. aeaIa@t $4,000" end '-'H'7'"
l,,,sHafs f-s1-etIe-E, diuat
$40 or, bI-l-lr corn increase bushels
vs.thsr news had 9 ssasoasbls average. Tae winter
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
70 BOOST FREIGHT RATES SOON.
--znk Line Officials IN Meeting Favor lU
Per Cent Advance.

o-.- -,-+--- erar7,tf-e officers OF the principal
r,e.s-- trunk lines attended meeting yesterday
= -. rooms OF the Trunk Line Association and
discussed general advance IN freight rates IHe
r,-se7e-,s % opinion that present concltioIs
6s-z-5ed a. increase soon ard q tlen o-Ao-o- %
-. - The largest freight carrying roads oetNeeh
--.rsso and New York said after the meeting
,-ar Fs expected an advance OF e. least 10 per
cert WOULD be agreed On
TIE roads represented included every trunk line
essr q Tie Mississippi River ana al me Ne"
r7els-a roads 10 definite action was taken
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
PERMITS CENTRAL TO ISSUE BONDS

aissry A7-i, cn-The Public Service comrnlssio on
= 20 q District to-day after 9 hearing granted
-hs Application - The New York Central & Hudson
rlFe- Railroad Company fer permission 20 issue us
- mortgage 81 Per cent bonds 70 the amount 81
<i"t-M and Pc cent debentdre bonds 10 the
s1ao-ut q & eo0ooo. The authorization OF bonds
: tols tine Is provide for obligations incurred
- Improvements - the past, amounting 70 S.l=7-
= fo- expenditures this year OF :s.547l5- g., and
= Balance fo- future Improvements
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

-. ,-esideut Sir Charles ttiV='S " ''7'--'
The PWl pr +Te stockholders. says -.-.- -.tt.,
report 70 1e - increase in traffic receipts when
The con- the progress OF he COMPANY Tor q
had ma[bfp oerod began gradually 10 diminish m
- - the rssult Of bad .aF'sS' IN IN Inir
DotoOei . -az,e-e financial crisis II l!'e 1i'itH
and OF III = ~ middle Of December the weekly
stains t5 began 10 SNOW for the ed Tst b f those snIS Of the
a marked eIio+io5 In view OF these clrcum-
correspoLu-+S measures are being taken by ths
zaes 10 restrict 50 far IA as is g4l5I5e jn t
the iuieIe9E 9E--r,euts 50 long n the present ''e-
f5ta a!iLe5s az business continues ,o t,, t. .,.r-
ysaeoy prosEe a.s Tg@ 2Tn "eaf Pacaa Ra1ay f
structt"h f5erarigu the -ear.iry cI labor 'th--
1aking mo % as0n and the dficalty Of obtaining
5,t,es rs of materials.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
UNITED CIGAR MANUFACTURERS

The United Cigar Manufacturers COMPANY he :
issued It's report for the year ended December 81
lSt ross profits were s2271 .503, which cornra
win si'es-so- for the nine months ended on De
SeinoeT u, 1900 Administration and selling ex-
penses were Ss6l55 leaving profits of Ssl0o6S Mis-
ceiianeous income and interest increased the profit
account 10 A-%n4To, from which total sl99 49, was
slucIeo for interest on loans, leaving = surplus OF
A--I-VS9 After payment Of s350O00 IN dividends on
&c preferred stock. the net surplus stood a. sss2
49, against s5os,S23 on December 81 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
CREDIT MEN TO MEET ON THURSDAY

me annual dinner anu meeting of the New York
Sreoit Mems Association will be held at the Hotel
Savoy on Thursday evening
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
= Thon-es SUrrogsts cf the County o. New YORK.
ray11x claims
.Ssfnxt C=sorxfarna Redmond Ists OF Co1,-y ef
Ufth
thereof 20 subscrosr a. It's pscs % Cz1sactinx
Broadway. Bo-oIzh % A@nharcs1 In tas
CSJy OF T0-A- n Or before tas i2Sh Gay o- Aay
1s,.. Ss- 7s-k tha f2tH ssy - November. 1877
ErNrCKFRROCKER T-CST CONPAST. Ex.suts>-
IA 81 AUEFBACH. Atrorrsys
~ ,c- a Nassaa street Manhattan Esw Torx Cf-y-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
$4,000 PITTssURe MINERS RESUME

fi'tsoars' April 29.-About thirty thousand coal
miners IN the Pittsburg district resumed work to-
CAV In accordance with the agreement reached last
week al the Toledo Joint conference
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
6. N. CUMMING TO RETIRE.

T7o1ge y Cumming. president OF the United
S-1les Mortgage and Trust COTupany owing 70 III
III T-- not be Z candidate fer reelection TO
- Presidency Of that institution, It an
-~1noed yesterday. The election VIII be held
AGl %
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
no RECEIVERS FOR ORIENTAL BANK.

Justice Dowling refused yesterday TO grant re
7'S q the application of Attorney General Jack
= io- Ehe appointment ot receivers FOR the Orien-
u Bank
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

,s- cent Earnings from express trar-c and ths
Transportation OF mails we're sSlo, an incrsss- of
90 20 o- q n per cent. Expenses OF operation
We - g per cent ot th@ gross earnings. ara
showed q decrease OF y-S.4s2 as compared With the
yea
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER RANKS

me weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
OF HeW York City, Jersey City and Hoboken. which
q. .9 not members OF the New York Clearing House
Association, but which clear through some Of the
members, is follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
NICKEL PLATES YEAR

The full pamphlet report OF the New York Chi
cago 4 St LOUIS Railway Company for the year
ended on December 81 1867. has been issued. The
income account compares.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

COTTON-Eew low records made IN the cot
mar during To-Day under q
liquidation which seemed from foreign
BsarIsh trade adyicss from Germany and
ports IL the domestic cotton goods
the depressing features far
news concerned, and while the weather tie
holidays entirely satisfactory II seemed 70 be
influence, only demand from
shorts scale down The close vas steady al de
a closing
OF Thursday.
The market opened steady decline
points. little demand
crop positions the reports OF much ana
the western ba!-, but this demand only
rifing and the market quickly broke under selling by
German and English connections The close
within counie Of points OF the lowest on the
the lowest the old months
TEe Liverpool market reuained closed owing To
tuusti0n OF the Easter holidays New Orleans
yesterday Will be closed to-day. There very
The South regarding spot conditions The
officially
number OF wires in reporting
. moisture the Southwest is
regarded early in the spring Tor this become
tulpOIIaut Wall street mod
sellers here during the day. ana local sentiment
seemed 10 be very beaTlsh.
The weekly movement figures OF the New Cotton
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

n. ranDhlet report OF the Grand Trunk F-i1- az
ie l14a-,srv FOR the six months ended on De
csr1ber 81. 1867. has been Issued Ihe income
-. cor,nares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
ISurrogates' Notices.


~ Pursuance OF AN ORDER OF HON ABSER c
4 q the County
, h. b--s5v -tVen 20 Lsrsons having claims axainsr
I2, Ss-If1r sor1stinss known as Banche G. Ser
Ing Iate o. - ,S1 v-ns-. t5a-@of - ,s- .,,5s-1.-.
Horton Esqs. No Broad street II Lhs City Sf Nav
YORK On or before the str day CT May NEXT
T1sfsS S-x YORK. 2SJh o. October. 1907.
14N1F-T. q CTfu.DS. EDISON BEADLEY. Exscut--x-
rTT-TI e HORTON. Attorneys for Executors. Bros4
stre.r. Borough Of Manhattan Ciiy OF New York
=. PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON AssER
4 T10rra5. Surrogate OF the County % New YORK.
noLics iTs-n1aniu 7 Mart.n deceased . present tas
sane VI" n VaH Se-nbergh his placs q transastinx
81 - bs>ore 24tE cay Or June next
Dated New 40FN- ne I'm PSyzERT ~ 81 s. n 1RT9y ~
Adnninisrrztsr with tEs viii annexed q Be13Anta z
" q sTEFT5ERGH Attorney FOR Adnfntst-atS<
" 10 wall street. Manhattan Borough. New Ts-k-
~ pT-psr-.ScE IF AN ORDER OF HON ABsEE c.
,,cs - given al having claims
SAM. E Myers. late q the County e Ssw YORK. a.
r@sa.d to present the with vouchers thsrso
AZ their place OF trarsactiGs business No
tr The Borough Cf ManhsLtaI. New YORK City
on OK before tne ist Say Of Nay Iea
REESgHxLTN 2 ENsTEIN- BERTHA MYERS. Ersce-
r-->-eSrT7N TOWNSEND g GCTTERaAN Atto-u-z. s.r
EE.cutorr a Broadway. Manhattan. Ns~ York Ctty-
- - Ts-.nv given all having Claims
Seorsss .hs vo--as-s f---s9F -
- .16c-g5srs taer pacs % trsnScticE business
- Wall Street Tie city Of Ns~ York OF 5sor. tss
lVIS "a ySs5. Yor< the 2s.n oay N7v-ras-- legT
NORMAN sETN0Ck
E1scuta-s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Add 10 the above surplus. amount credited
motif and loss In adjustment of sludry accounts.
s734 IA surplus December 81 1906 soil so making
rroat ana loss surplus on December 81. 1891 amount
ing To 500 N2 Freight earnings were 81 64s.ei-
increase OF $50 469 35i .er cent Passenger
inss were sI,sl705s al increase OF s2s.&ss or
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-03
Tact MAY HAVE
HAMMOND FOR
RUNNING MATE
CALIFORNIAN WILL ENTER
POLITICAL RACE
HAS STRONG FOLLOWING IN
BUSINESS CIRCLES
Decides to Contest for Vice Presidency
and Colorado Man Will Leave
for Chicago to Open
Headquarters

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-After con-
sideration of the suggestion of his
western friends, John Hays Hammond
has decided to enter the contest for
the nomination for vice president on
the Republican ticket. He is being
urged by his friends on the ground that
he is a Californian by birth, has very
intimate knowledge of all problems,
political and economic, affecting the
west and is now resident Of Glouces-
ter, Mass.
Mr.. Hammond was formerly con-
nected with the Guggenheim Mining
company, but has no connection with
the smelling trust. Besides this Mr.
Hammond has the advantage, it is
urged, of a strong following among
business men. and this, it is considered,
may be an important feature of his
candidacy.
For the past year Mr.. Hammond has
been engaged independently in his pro-
fessional work as mining engineer,
without any connection with mining
companies.
Mr.. Hammond was in Washington to-
day, and it was after several confer
ences with his political friends that the
decision was reached to make announce
ment of his candidacy.
John B. Montgomery of Colorado will
leave for Chicago tomorrow to estab-
lish headquarters in the Auditorium
Annex in the interest of the candidacy
Of Mr.. Hammond for the vice presi-
Dental nomination.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-03
TAKAHIRA DECLARES JAPAN
is RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION
Says FIowery Kingdom Is Making
Sincere Effort to Keep CooIie
Labor at Home-Too New
for Results

WASHINGTON, June 2.-That Japan
is making a sincere effort to check i'm
migration to this country was asserted
in an interview given out yesterday by
Baron Takahira, the Japanese am
bassador.
Japan is taking all possible measures
to stop emigration of laborers to the
United States" said Mr.. Takahira.
These newly adopted measures have
however, not been In force sufficient
length Of time yet and so many mat
ters may not be quite as well adjusted
as they will be in the near future. The
United States government never ques-
toned the sincerity of our efforts in
stopping the emigration Of our coolie
laborers, though they have stirred UP
the press.
'.I feel sure that the pleasant and
cordial relations which now exist be-
tween the United States and Japan will
not be marred but will continue in
definitely"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-03
PRINCEkAWANANAk0A
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
is BROTHER OF PRINCE CUPID
OF HAWAII
Married Daughter of James Campbell,
San Francisco MiiIionaire-Wife
and Three Children Sur
vive Him

BY Associated Press. 4
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.v-Prince
David Kawananakoa of Hawaii, broth-
er of Hawaiian territorial congression-
al delegate, Prince cupid" Kawanan-
akoa, and nephew of former Queen
Liloukalani, died of pneumonia at the
Hotel Stewart in this city at Sis this
evening.
Prince David arrived from Honolulu
May 22, accompanied by his wife,
Princess Abbie, who is the daughter of
the late James Campbell, the Hawaiian
millionaire, who was kidnapped in this
city some years ago.
At the time of his arrival 1t was an
nounced that Prince David was in poor
health and was seeking rest and treat
ment for brain trouble. A few days
ago pneumonia developed and his con-
dition rapidly grew worse, resulting in
his death today.
Recently Miss Beatrice Campbell and
Miss Muriel Campbell arrived from
New York school to join the family.
They are younger sisters of Princess
Abbie.
Prince David was 40 years of age.
In addition to a widow he leaves three
children, two girls of and 3 years of
age and a son aged 18 months.
Today priest administered the last
solemn rites of the Catholic church
to Prince David. A slomen requeim
high mass will be celebrated at ST.
Mary's cathedral on June 9, the day
the family starts for Honolulu on the
Manchuria with the remains.