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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
LAST DAY OF HOUSE
Last Bills Pass.

Senate Bill l52, providing $4,000, ad-
ditional for the expenses of the Circuit
Court of Maui, passed third reading
without debate.
Senate Bill 153, providing that the
trustees of d corporation about to be
dissolved shall advertise for four weeks
in both an English and Hawaiian
newspaper for claims against the cor
poration, passed final reading.
Public Land Reports.
The Public Land Committee present
ed some reports. One reviewed the
work of the Legislature in light of the
recommendations of the Governor S
message. The other report, on the writ
ten request of the Honolulu Supervisors
that ways and means be found to have
the city acquire the present postOffice
building as municipal building, stated
that after careful consideration the
committee found g that the building is
in the center of the city, This re
mafkable discovery came coupled with
the information that the building was
'adj acent to the district court and po-
lice station and the very remarkable
discovery that the building "would
make an ideal site for a municipal
building AS for ways and means of
acquiring it. the committee recon-
mended that the Governor should take
such steps as may be necessary. Owing
to lack of time, possibly, what "such
steps may be were not pointed out.
Exit stenographer.
The Committee on Rules reported
that:
"After due and careful considera-
ton of the present rules, your commit
tee finds, that with the experience had
thus far, since the resignation of the
House sten0grapher, the duties of that
officer have been and are being salts
factOrily performed by the House clerk,
and we see no necessity in retaining a
position for such officer in the rules.
1--WE would therefore recommend
that Rule No. Is, pertaining to duties
OF stenographer, be stricken OUT
Intelligent, but Slow.
The Miscellany Committee, which
tackled the problem of woman's SUI
frage according to Kealawaa s resolu-
ision, reported sadly and adversely, say
ing:
| While fully realizing the high de-
gree of intelligence of the women of
/ Hawaii, your committee has failed to
! discover any marked demand for fran
! chlse on their part. Your committee
also thinks that the consideration of
such a radical departure as that recon-
mended IN this resolution demands more
| time than the period between the intro
| ductlon of this resolution and the ad-
! Journment of the Legislature and there
| fore recommend that it be tabled,
| That the ladies thirsting for the right
to vote may know who suppressed Ke-
| alawaa 5 work in their behalf. be if
known that their names are Carlev.
| hanIho, kamahu, Kawewehi and Nawa-
/ hine.
Medical Inspection Killed.
| Rice announced that two Senate hills
were slowly passing away on second
| reading, dying from lack of attention
and having reached that stage when
/ even Coelho's bin to allow any sort of
remedy for the dying could not avail.
| He recommended that they be properly
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
oUAKES IN AFRICA.

"A.
KAMERoN Africa, April 2ssevere earthquakes have
erienced in this section.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
DICKINSON AT PANAMA

April Dickinson arrived his visit of in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
OLIVE LOGAN DEAD.

LONDON, April 2oive Logan the famous actress lecturer
died here today She was born
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
The Vetoed Appropriations.

Quinn moved that the vetoed item
of a deputy high sheriff and clerk at
san ro, ,,,o,+b moss ,,o+u.i+bs+anding
'iie Ne'' VI 'iie N'o' q i'0i ne nv
was lost by vote or 10 b, II re
During a two-thirds vote to override
Z, covernor,s veto
-, 49,. 49,, 100000, ....
of bookkeeper and deputy insurance
commissioner, at $40, pass despite the
veto of the Governor The morton was
-. -. g
~ So, - o1a,I, ,1 i,t,ro+,. of
vrb;r5 ra,,,+i,r, ni,,fsio,, 1Ta,i ,,.os
,,sssa5 o,.a,, rho ,,ato ~. T.a+a - q
-
TIE vetoed i,a,, o4 GO aoo Gov -
wharf at Nabnkon, [,as S,,Stafnod ~.
a vote of +o
The vetoed ftar, Of 21o onn for .
wharf at HanaIai Ka,,ai ,ras ,a,+ ~
y vote Of Q 70 6
Mccarthy moved that tho 60, ana 60.
+ba Ouaen,s uosnital moss ,,o+,,.;+,,
stanainq the governors ,,a+o
No. ,,,o,,.6 - o,,arri6o ~. 49,
rna+ar c,,itb tool, +ha a. ~, ~
$3.50 +ba ,,a+iov
He declared that he WAS sraa t1,,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
LAST DAY Of SENATE
Oppose the Vetoes.

The Senate convened at o'clock for
its last session. After the reading of
communications from the House,
Chairman Kalama of the Public Lands
Committee submitted report on
House Concurrent Resolution No. 10,
relating to expenditures of the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry.
Kalama moved for the adoption of
the report and was seconded by Co
elho.
Senator Moore objected to the adop-
ton of the report. He said that it did
not devolve upon the Legislature to
enforce provision of the resolution and
should leave such matters to the dis
erection of the board. MoOre's motion
TO table the report was lost and the
repOrt then adopted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-29
Medical Inspection Killed.

Rice announced that two Senate bills
were slowly passing away on second
reading, dying from lack of attention
and having reached that stage when
even Coelho s bill to allow any sort of
remedy for the dying could not avail.
He recommended that they be properly
tContipued en- Page TwoJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
DAIIN DEATH LIs'r.

isabelle "a Hnugh % years ~
Greenwood gastrlts
John Eel,nski year ~ Jh
Scpn, tupN Ui~ions
Charles WolfArdt ~ years, he'd
cross hospital pneumonia
haulsou Shrum. 20 Years "a, BROOK
lNu. aTreriu s,lerOsis
E,tzSheth l.. Barron rs years. -
Noble, typhoid fever
Minnie MeIZ 80 Years lf2 tlrld
pulmonary hrmorthasr
Harriett \ scott - years. 80 May.
hnrA. iuau1tion
Thomas oRrien 81 years 8; rnman
exhaustion.
Caroline L Moore years a. ~
hots, cardiac iusutncirn,y
Clara Betska, months. go can
nc'd r. muTAsmus
Johanna Wesurr 80 Years 80 spring
cerebral hemotrhagt
Edward Ctskt month. llNs Jos
Can iHIf. Nl-ra~uINS
Hubert Bec krr 80 wears ft9 JAY
utvuir poisoning
Catherine \ = John years 1898
CasS meningitis
I@rislaus ponek . months l>o> pa
bois bronchitis
Elmra chase ia years II sproat;
enhoifSm
Benanca Thayvr - years spring
wcliS. Mich. pneumonia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
Appies-fec uyi per on. slsoIJ boil;
western box applies. 5. ,s1J box.
Bsans-nried Lima. Sisc Id.

western box apples, 81 ssgs box.
Hsans-pried Linla, nc 10
tabbsgc-Sl f9us biol
tauiihou er-< .s u- per doE.
tsiery--llOmc grown. SOd zoe doI.
Cheesr-M lchisaa full cream 10 = O,
YORK state U.s. lmeaFs sspcv l's If.ek
Cones-Paekase coffee. .l4 - o!'oO
per 100 lbs.
California Eruits--rears, ss50&S per
box. grapes. 8 40 v i.1S boz.
Chestnuts--SH4nlst.I u loo 10 Y
,ranb"rries-s- ~, co. bG, 5000 100
Dnte--Persians, GgShc. Fards 30
Dressed calves Fancy u0l2e
Dressed noS.-Llsnr ioa iO'se'
Fis,-imp5rted. new. nGi4e 10. Cal
ifornia. Soc box
Fioer-Mlch patentsi IN %ood'
t5ss clear. 50 SO. rye noup tt.oo Dol
Feed-Joboing lots, bran ga ~.
me lniGdlinss. So ton
Finan Haddies-lli = - lie ID
Use .sc al 49, doz. lettuce not
house suloc n radrShes. not aouse
20 : a5o dog waN btans. s. per hamper :
bs,stS see uu rItahasas 400 4p,, Hub
bard squash. i.e 10. California toma-
toes. s. u2eJ par t-baskct crate, not
house tomatoes, zoe 10.
Grapes-,'.,taVba las. t-lb l2plsv Mai
4Eas 81 I'd 90 DBL
Grape Fruits 5ogS - box
Honey--Fanoy white. II :! - 10: M
eer logll eNtraeted, 50 o,sc 10 -.
Hay-DetToit shippers ar" . JlhS ms
toIIowire prices Tor palyd hay IN car
lots ( o b Detroit No timothy:
E4gl4 so. No :. slSg 10. 80. clover siS
oat straw. 50 5oG ton a,
k siS t No SS i iis - Sys% so ks Sp
green. No. !. Sc, 80 = SAii
green. No |, lie. No. .9ise' S ea.i
S SJ5ss N No / ias; n " RS s iUsss
skins. as 10 wool. Joe . sl.bv.
Hickory Nut.-New. 0oGl .fs on
Itmes-sl q > per voc
Icmons-Cal4tornta : 9th boA
Naple sugur--i &c per 10
MushroomS--5n . soc II
Observation-Disclosures naVeis. s27SU
box FloudGs SsQ 30 boz
onions-Mlch!gan. % q 'ec ou' new
spanish. 81 per crate
oiis-kaw linsecd. o't' bolsed IN
in 20 days diamond headlight hero-
sene. s,ne, turpentine. In barrel !oS'
6lc gal
Pop ,orn--EaFs. Ial-s ID.
Potatoes--Car lots. bulk, IS " SOC on.
bags 81 u zoe per on.
Rabbits doZ
Pro>tsiou>-Mess pork, So 30 family
pork S-50 -6.Ju. n'utun clean. $50
K rs 500. smoked HaM~ lsc, dty SAltrd
triskets lac Shoulders i-c. p,thit
.arus l. tec bacon. l,ttl = .ttd, 100
ticr.es loo. kettle rendered. 4. - 10
phneappie>--s- - doz.
PouItrS-HyU~ l-H la. springs 8
Ul4r. sees, llul-. dLcks. ItQ +t-c,
turkeys. young l9 -ut. dressed hens
l2pl+c. springs l+u'4f-c geese, y .
l5U, ducks 10. turkeys. 30 = --c 10
sweet PUtnto--ierseys kim dried.
81 So crate. Illinois. 81 IS bu 50 bbl
Sugar-Crystai dolnlnoes, 5 %. Eagle
tablets $50, cat LOAF. SC.4o cubes
$500. NINA powdered. S5.S5, standard
row dered. $3.50. granGiated. extra
coarse. s. 80. grauulatel ane. IN bulk,
f540, graduated IN 25-lb. cotton bags
soi5. Michigan sranulated. 50 ~. GtA >
rsond A. So SO. contectioners A. 50 So.
No $40. No s. ~. 20 ). 81 50 /.
No 4, $50, No. ; .9.25. No .. - 20
No 10 S. No. IL s49J No. IL. s4s
No. 10 s s.. NJ. Ia $+so. No. 10, 3iss
per loo los.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
ATTACK ON READING
CAUSES DECLINE
After First Few Minutes Big Blocks
of This Stock Are Dumped
Into Market

NEW YORK Dec 5.--Prominence
given 10 The labor situation m the
Steel industry caused a decline OF one
point in Steel common at the opening
OF the stock market sympathetic
weakness was evident throughout the
list with few exceptions.
IL a. II After the first few min
utes heaty sales of Reading caused a
decline oi one point. according to he
general depression Later Reading re.
covered slightly and southern Rail
way became strong
Government unchanged other
bonds firm
Noon-A decided Improvement m
the tone was IN evidence al midday.
Inter-Mst preferred, B X. f. Copper
issues and leading railroads moved up
sharply to above yesterday close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15

chase OF the very few desirable cattle
on sale Mich COWS are quiet AZ So
TO S55 each veal calves are scarce
and active ON q rising market which
is general the country over
Sheep and lambs are taking another
flyer and conditions suggest still high
er prices before the advance is
checEed AS far as Michigan is con
concerned nor more than onc-third
of HE usual annual supply OK feeding
LAMBS hos gone into winter quarters,
and there IS. al this writius no
possibility ut securing supply.
Wool active. and th" whole sItua-
non Is huIiSh Win nothing in sight
that promises relief
The hog market is stir booming and
the packing house gang is on the run
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15

All branches Of the cattle trade are
booming at high prices aud wholesai'
ers are finding it hard to md STOCK
that will meet the needs OF their trade.
In Detroit last week the demand was
decidedly pressing from al! directions
and the moderate run was lakeh
nromntly al prices 10 20 - cents
higher than those that prevailed the
week before. There We're veiI lew
nrinoe steers on sale. and the supply Of
bandy cattle was far below the needs
Of the trade. The demand tor little
common stun was especially marked
and prices Tor this kind were the nlSh..
ast Maid this season. Stockers and
feeders are badly wanted in all mar
kets on, prices are high and butchers
are competing with feeders ih the puF-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
Fleet Moves Dom River.

After a hard struggle with tie ice
in Lake ST CLAIR. a fleet of several
vessels. all Well laden with ore OF
lumber. reached Detroit Tuesda! and
viii push Ola down the river w Ones
day. led by the tug Francis Is Hackett
IN the fleet are the steamer FleetN God
aud TWO whaleback barges the
steamer Curtis and a vhaleback barge.
the steamer Wmnjpeg al, ore laden,
The steamers Buell. and AzJec and the
bal1e .Aizjec. with lumber.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
All Branches OF Cattle Iiade Boom
ut High Prices; Sheep ON the Rise

Recent receipts of hogs have hardly
creased he platter ana the inruads
upon stocks ia storage made by o
lively trade IN cured meats almost sug-
-esl a famine before the winter season
is far advanced The speculative pro-
vision trade has been holding ABOUT
an even keel OF late with chronic dun.
ness as the chief characteristic Prices
are on a hish leye. and the arguments
for the tu-Hre seem 10 be- about evenly
divided That hogs viii sell very
much higher before April / seems to
BE- a foreg0no conclusion and pork
consumption viii be greatly curtalled
a. result All finished hogs should
p. promptly forwarded as present
values will weld q good profit on feed.
ing operations and he future is always
unc rtain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15

low Sl.lf for Ma. but Increased tn0f
u.ousIN al Chat pfItt conn ~tatl Al IS
% oN fus MAJ and SO F., 90 tof
nrrtulhrf on rush uf >ritlvs otd'te
support Was poor. o-ts un saiv !"
large u.ant.tlrs The Vh Was eve
IDENTIFY going short pNGsud was poor
Provisions lower a0 around on "A $50 s0t
v4u al hogs
Nolue Bears solid wheat freely ana
all futures declined ff4t toratlA, corn
also rtsod un, oats ad%auect ttA1-
'uorall.
Clr~c Tho rapid decline wheat MtS
checked hlt t.e cartier Mss ii Be- IS
.urNtI were recovered anu tii fntNt's
t ln~sd weak CORN tlns'a trhl flhn1I Ih
Innt. Oats .st,Daus ed. Iofh ond tihs
sDatpit usnst al aioRud saia ""-
CHAINS d
" /--/
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
New SELMA CO. Orqanized.

The Hatper-Aim.ch Auto Co. q
concern organized 10 act as selling
agents for the Demotcar filed articles
OF association WedI sday morning
The company IS capitalized at $1,000.
OF which g. 900 has been paid Ia cash.
The ucorporators are Raymond b..
Aidrlch. y B Harper and Albert n.
Peters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15

calves aui hogs are scare ana .nrm
the dvHuafd fDr ranhlts ~ greater Ahhn
tft supii4 Potatoes atr steady nlt
h'rN Quitt Apples are iu large supply
atd cheap. Lemons Atr a ltNv lower,
d and oranges are -artiNr ana steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15
Markets and Finance
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times hv Hayden
stone & Co. MONS Griswold 81
open. n isu i.nw Noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-15

Reported for Tie Times bN Hayden
stone * Go, l16-llS GrisWuld ST..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
John D. Foots Bills.

PROVIDENCE. K. l.. March T.
The ASSERT ion that John ID. Rorh"i"l
Ter is financing the anti-salOon move
mrnt was repeated yesterday bv VII
liam F. Names. president Of the Rhode
Island Retail Liquor Dealers AsSo,
cation, in circular addressed TO all
retail liquor dealers i'll New England
The circular invites dealers To attend
4 meeting in this city next Sunday to
discuss WAYS ard means OF meeting
the public opposition 10 III" saloons.
Mr. Names SAYS:
The antisaloon agitation is large lv
artificial. and is financed by John ID.
Rockefeller. for III" purpose OF giving
the public something To think about
hat will take its mind of the anti
trust agitation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
EABLe.lAYING STEAMER
RAVES YARD THIS WEEK
Many improvements on the Joseph
Henry, the First Vessel Of Her
Type Built Here.

The new cable laying Steamer .Io
seph Henry. which is being ron
struCted for the United States army
quartz rmasters department by the
Newport News Shipbuilding and DIV
Dock Company. is about completed.
and 1t is expected tina, she will sail
for New York sometime during the
coming week.
The new boat is the first craft OF
her kind ever turned ont At the local
plant and has a great many improve
nents over the old type of cable
layer. having a special reel at both
the bow and stern. operated by new
electrical devices which have just re
Gently been patented.
The Henry is 200 fee, long - feet
beam AMI |. feet deep and she Is
fitted with twin screw triple expan,
sin engines of the inverted vertical
type with independent auxiliaries
The vessel maintained speed of u
miles per hours on her tria "Trip held
some weeks ago and she will cost
when completed about s200. "Oh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
DslhsI Chapter Thinks Essays Has
Been Discussed Sufficiently.
HISTORY WILL loT Be HURT
Resolutions Set Forth That Place Of
B Confederate Leaders is Too Secure
to Be Affected BY What School Girl
May Write.

BetheI Chapter. United Daughters
of tho Cunfederacv discussed tn" IN
cident of Miss BoySons "SS;y recent
Nv and the following resolutions
, unanimously adopted at Il meeting 81
the CHAPTER Friday afternoon. is the
result of the ladies disc uSSion ana
conclusions:
.Wrhereas. Bethel Chapter, United
Daughters OF the CnnttarracI, nav
ING carefully considered the prize cS-
say on General Lee by Miss Boys n,
of Minnesota, and realizing thai Gen,
eral Lee, Stonewall Jackson and the
other Confederate leaders, 100 Huh'I -
Gus t. mention nave long ago heth
Acknowledged the w-rld over as rank
ing with the greatest military com
manders OF modern times. tha% tn"
cause for which they fought VAS
right, and will he so recognized by
future students Of history. that IN"
civilization. culture and intellectuall-
" Of she Old SOntA ar" facts now
well known TO all fair and unbiased
readers;
Therefore, Be ii resolved
First. That the plac" Ct Gene raj
Lee in history is too secure, and IN"
JUS ice CT the cause which he r"pr"S-
ented Is too well recognized. I. be az
fected by the historical inaccuracies
OF college girls essay.
Second That as this essay has
heer deemed worthy of 'hc one hun
died dollar prize offered ty tn" Unit
cd Dauenters of the ConfeieraCy. by
such eminen, Southern educi,crs as
Drs Aide: man. OF The University OF
Virginia. and Smith. CT the University,
Of North Carolina. that it is a mttter
entirely without the province OF the
Virginia divisl-n. and protest. If any.
should come from the historical com
mittee OF the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy.
Third. That the subject should
now and forever be- closed and tAat
hereafter the United Daughters of the
Conrederacy use their funds to 4 bet
ter purp,se.
fOuItH ludi Il w vi 'h's'
resolutions be sent Mrs. Tate. pres
ident OF the Virginia division copy
placed on the minutes of the chapter
aud cory be sent TO the press.
Adopted by Bethel Chapter. unf.
ed Daughters OF the Confederacy a.
Il called meeting. March ~. 1895?
MRS w. +, BARRETT.
President.
g.. MRS. F. p GRIFFITH.
Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
At Wonderland.

TIL" Wonderland management ar-
parcntly strnck the popular fanc$
when it added a vaudeville Offering Ia
the excellent motion pictures tina,
have always been the rule at this the
atre, and for the past two weeks the
crowds have taxed the capacity of the
place.
The management states that every
effort is being made to get both pic
lures and vaudeville sketches that
viii always prov" interesting and en-
tertaining 10 the patrons. and SO Tar
they seem to have been very success
full
For the first three DAYS OF this
week Swift and Carey. eccentric
musica! comedians. will present a
sketch. while the motion pictures will
include the special feature. The Sem
iEOlc'S Vengeance"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Vaudeville ano Pictures

The He'll thearer was literally pack
cd during every performance last
night. and at times it was necessary
to hcld the crowds outside 70 keep IN"
entrances and aiSl"S clear. All
throughout The week uh" crowds WrT"
large.
Fer the first three days of 'his week
the management promises 'wh,ri'
wind" show The bill will be headed
by Wood and Walsh. in a comedy
musical act. and the second number
will be BY Louis Garvat. Il novelty
whistler. whose stunt is said 10 be
altogether out OF the ordinary.
There are several new films on N"
picture program.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Near Death IN Bio Pond.

II was 2 'hri!ling cNg"r. "RCe 10 Mrs
Ida SoP"r 10 face Death "Eur lcarS
a severe hing trouble CAV" ne in.
tense suffering" she writes. ami soy
"Tsl times rCarv cauS d NV death
All remedies failed and dc, tors said
I was incurahle Then pr Kings
New Discovery hruHShr Quick relief
and a care 50 permanent that I hay"
not been troubled IN tw"l,c years "
Mrs Soper Eves IN Mig FOND IA II
works wonders in Coughs and Colds
Sore LINES. HemorrhageS. I.aCriprc
Asthma. Group. Wh"0ping Cough and
all Bronchial affections -Hc and
sr.no Trial bottle free Guaranteed
by all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
DENSE FOG At cAPES.
vessels Leaving Port Await Clearing
in the Roads

According TO the last reports re-
ceived from Cape Henry late Jester
day afternoon. a dense fog was SCI
Ting down over the entrance to the
bay and II was getting thicker all the
time.
Quite a number of vessels which
sailed from here Yesterday. anchored
in the Roads 20 await the lifting o.
the mist to proceed 10 sea, Eiv"
schooners and two tugs with their
tows which sailed from here for New
England ports with carsoes OF coal
are al, anchored in the Roads avail;
ing the lifting Of the fog before sail
ing out 20 sea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Actual Work Of Constructing nason
Liners Null to Begin.
WILL Be RUSHED TO COMPLETION

Pacific.

The Keel Tor the new Mat%"n inner.
which tn" snip Na!d Is to construct
for the Pacific Coast firm. viii De-
laid tomorrow at the liant and the
work will be- pushed to completion
as rauidlv as possible. as the yard
took the contract with til" und"r$tIH l.
ing that the big boat was 10 be- lie.
liyrird in eleven months after n"
signing OF the contract. This is an
unusually short time 10" The r3hHlr'tr.
ton Of vessel Ui the size OF III" me-
liner
The new steamer will b" 40 it"t
long will haI" II speed on trlal "'
l. knots and passenger acc0mIn"da'
lions for enc hundred and two "a =
srngrrs with a cargo capacity OF 500"
cons, She will cost $Hno.Hoo.
Ais the statrrooms OH the hridH"
deck will have private h"rthS AZ
rached and larg" number of thea
will be- double rooms.
The steamer will be- principally
nsed in the trade between San Fran
cisco and IN" Hawaiian Islands in lh'
.ranSpOrtati.n OF sugar. tn" VI ltS@n
Navigation Company. for whom IN"
steamer is being built. having %rcr',
ed the cnntrac. for the carry ing nt
rhis product FOR a long term Of
months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
JUDGE BARHAM REFUSES
TO GRANT JONES NEW TRIAL
Defendants Attorneys Now Propose
to Garry Care to Supreme Court
of Appeals,

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Barham refused TO grant new
trial in the case of ". T. Jones who
was found guilty Of assault and bat,
terry uron fo,steenyear-oid Esther
BliCk and given six months in jail.
MIR. r. NJ Lett. OF counsel for the
defense. asked for time In which u
appeal the case to the Supreme Court
Mr. Lett and Commonwealth Al
,Orney Berkeley argued the my'ir1
for new trial several days ago. a q
the judge rendered his decision wh"',
court convened yesterday m"rnlng