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New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
FIoUR AND MEAI-FIour was dun to-day. with

FLOUR AND NEaI-FIOur dull today: Gay: with with
snirnpoTtsn Rye auOr auet and without change
M 9esnse SS ps Is p1asss pans s00So s. ose o
8 sSgS. 90 wn5sF patents . % sS 81 s 50 z5 extra No
wintcT Sss' s. eSas$ so BucKwHEAT EIoTR-9aist Fs
sa9SG s- slE sSod sagss faRsy Se
BAG e. s 81 @osd 4 fPg FDwester9 dUi
niadI,ns Eaia So: hour DO SIS s dos
dos SO % DeoenbeF shipment: homlnT chop. s27
0Dk y WEE ss foreign news early in
The day % S To an oTes @aret rent snd
bulls had little difficulty in running prices up to highest
anywhere from lie sc higher satur
the late uptuTn having nuderTated ability
leaders al Chicago who are thus apparently en- sun LIN IN
Were declines OF Ss9Bsd Liverpool and orcial
III oOo bush and the arouns available export
dTp Of SOi BUSH from which bush
exported to ne s Sse Sf the y ba t fa tba aa
large percentage of the worlds exports Of s 6oCSS bush
during but there evidence of real
afraid Of cold weather predictions in states
as there was no snow protection over the belt gSoa
and southwest points but exporters seemed TO De out
turning 10 be sales made earlier IN December Inc
Stocks gained 6sooo0 bush total increase Tz8,o0O
bush At one time during mid6ay the market was & m
selling seahOard cleaTanoes for three DAYS
IN New York closed as sOSws No red darS 81 gSS1 S1 0
eeyator and 81 10 eroat NC NortheIh eaost
CORN-Except right the opening the market was
consistently all and closed about 9s91zc net
higher. Owing light country acceptances and IN
West. commission houses good buy
ers support leading wheat
operators Worlds shipments were about 1IOooV bush
previous week, according TO broomhall
figures The Liverpool market closed es4td net lower
visible supply increased 1710o0 bush NO corn
quoted 65&o elevator and 6614c 0 b afioat;
No ? white. 66%c. No yellow 661.c b aloat
oATs-without showing much activity the market for
firm higher with other grains closing al
best point The visible supply increased
$4,000 bush cash oats in the local market we're quoted
2s to 80 10 54a57c. clipped white "a AZ 10. 66s
62o RYE-Market easy; No Western, Sic nominal
h New York. BARLEY-Market steady; mating
T3q7sc and feeding. 69q7oc 1 I New York. BUCK
WHEAT-Nev York State. zoe asked.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago jan 4.-Offcial prediction of a cold wave
for a large part of the winter wheat belt caused
strength i'm the wheat market here to-day, closing
quot ations showing net gains of Ssc TO &c Corn
oats and provisions also closed firm.
Aside from the Weather Bureau forecast the
wheat market lacked any news of sufficient impor-
tance to inspire any great amount of either buying
nearly ali day The election of officers of the Board
of Trade which took place to-day. ALSO detracted
materially from interest in the pits According to
the weather bulletin, cold wave will spread over
"A large section of this country tonight and to-
morrow bringing with II the coldest weather Of
the season AS large OF seeded wheat arc
UNPROTECTED by snow the drop in temperature IL
was claimed might result in considerable damage.
This apprehension regarding the fail Sown crop
which carried prices to the highest point of the
session During the early part Of the day senti-
ment was quite bearish owing TO decline of sad
10 ed at Liverpool resulting from increased offer
iugs of wheat from Argentina. The market closed
strong at the top, with May at 81 OSs and July at
gqsSc C'learances of wheat and Hour We're equal
To 633 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 900
bushels compared with 900 the corresponding
cav a wear ago The amount on ocean passage de-
creased $50 600 bushels. and the visible supply in
the United States increased 5000 bushels Minneap-
cara against 1ls4 last week and 454 cars a
year ago.
With the exception of moderate weakness at the
start the corn market firm the entire day,
owing to buying based on reports that country ac-
ceptances were very light Shorts were the princi-
nal bidders but the volume of trade not large.
Cash corn at the sample tables steady &c
higher The bulge in wheat had effect late
in the day. The market closed frm with prices up
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1909

sc to NC with MAY al stac and July at Size Loeai
N i1nnroved demand for the cash grain by East
ern shippers caused firmness I'm oats The inahAe'
was also affected to extent By the nrthness 80
of corn The trade. however. was quiet Al N =
close prices were nc to Ac TO &c higher corpa,e
With The preyious closing. Final quotations on Me-
were 5issc to 5i34c and July 4e7sc 10 4o'sc'
receipts were 254 cars. S,,.,,o
Provisions were firm the entire session on puS Sts @
b1 commission houses based on an increase III - -
oy eot. ttess during the last week. Selling was
Scattered and at close prices were &C 10 le "
I71zc higher. ,,-,,oa4 IN cars.
% aoa cars oats 30 cars; hogs. 5000 head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

SnTT0N-The quite active and
the opening. but later be
quiet with prices easing On closing seaoy nel
unchanged points Sales for the Gay were est
Fale5 at opened steady at an aa
during The early session solo 6 ~
ros-ts higher local bull support which
sro- sales reports business IN Manchester
attention from New England splneIs
early reports steader in4eror holders But deTao
did broadening mere CotSIoi-
reacttonzr tendency which continued more CT less IN
the day, and which vas proesbiA
promoted BY figures and large estimates
receipts leading points The close was
~oTs were issaed showing about H. 10000 bales
s1nzed 20 January ! while these figures Indicated
sfarp falling compared with the previous
rriod smaller than had evidently been ex
fe Issued at the opening Of the market Saturday
markets officially reported were
s4uchsnged 10 s-16 higher. weekend figures
probably influenced by holidays indicating larger
snyrt the the week last year Private
ales from Liverpool said that the Manchester market
fuf buying orders The weekly movement ngTes
Cotton Exchange follow Port receipts
and Canada 80 bales. against q i22 las; Southern
mil taknEs I00o 600 bales against $1,000 ast
OF interior sos bales against
year: brought into sight for the week. 4tl4&
Port receipts cess added receipts season.
overland 10 mills ana CaIlaca
45S against 27S 2s last Southern mill TAX
snrs 1GStg against $4,000 last year. stock al
sRss1 year: brought sight thus Tar foT
bales 67O4 lI2 last brought
curing Of December, 260o bales
36s last The total crop movement Is
Ts range prices the local market 70 day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 4.-Closing; WHEAT-Spot, No . red
Western winter Is load futures quiet; March, Is
esd: May. IS esd. CORN-Spot-New American mixed
via aveson steady. Sd; futures quiet: January
2Ssd; March. 5s 2hd; May, 5s Pad. PEAS-Cauaden
steady. IS I'd FLOUR-Winter patents firm. sos. HOPS
a London GPaciac COAST, steady. f2qf2 l6s. BEEF
Western. quiet 7ss cd HAMsshort cut. a to 10 10.
steady BACONCumberland cut 26 TO 80 70, steady.
42s rib l6 % No. quiet 45s long clear mddes
light 2S H. easy 46s long clear mlddles heavy,
az 10 40 l dull 45s; backs is 20 m,
45s I'd: bellies. Il Is lb I8s Sd sHoUL-
DFRS-Sudare, II Is lb. easy, 36s Cd. LARD-Prime
in tierces firm ass Cd: American refined in
steady sss CEIEESE-Car aCan finest white quiet SOS;
10 colored. quiet, sos. TALL0W.Prime city dull 2ss
DuII, 22s 3D. PETROLEUM 7%d. RosIN--
common firm, SIS I'D
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

The mark spot cotton quiet and
cha a 35c for middlifg upland and SGoc for
gafo6i.ng CsulE Delivered contract. 300 bales
Soursqern SPOT markets 1eleEraphed follows
-eE orleans steady. unchanged s74c sales. 3.10O
bales Wilmington quiet. Sc higher at EAS Houston
s-sady unchanged 151ec. sales. 1913 bales; Gal
zeslen Lice higher Sc sales 1857 bales:
Memphis steady. unchanged - 9c; sales $3.50 bales
qzisI. lice higher SIC sales. 400 bales
avanuah steady. 3-Iec hghe: st i51ec sales l42i
lsa3ex Charleston steady &c higher at Sc; Norfolk
sirsn. unchanged &c ssles. 6fg bales Baltimore
nominal 8se higher sc. Augusta quiet higher
2ss bales Louis steady, unchanged
sc. z52 baies, Little Rock quiet unchanged
sac Estimated receipts at leading points Tor
New Orleans 10oDO 70 1880 bales.
S.54z last week and 20 l3S last year; al Cal
10000 22Jc0. against 3lS23 last week and
against 2O.33s last week ald s2l last
special Liverpool cables: Spot
ton good 1860 bales. speculation and
export 600: American. 1I.O0e; imports. $4,000 Amer
7O.O5o- Middling upland, 507d- Futures opened
slsady 81 points highei aeaT. points higher on
1ese months. closed steady a. net advance Of 10
ssz ponrs January. sET "a; February 4 SGD
Kay Nzy-gune and June-Juy. 4s2d July-August,
AID: September October,
4. sS 4 d; November Decem
Der zeIzS. December January. 4sId; January Feb
Tuery. z.S0Ad- MsnchesIer-Yarns hrmer' cloths
hardening
Gay. January !. 1868:
ryst receipts al ali ports during week 2s9.5 .52i
receipts ell 4 ports same week last 80
sta resepts since september 6349. %
Total seeess5fs date ls<t year o. a:tssss
zascrs toT the wees 1870
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

r-.-.-.- ,,- .,,,a ,xee. last YEAR 335. 5es
sss ssnca Sen+sntsr i....-.. <e35. Ioi
sApss. .srse dsrs iazr 1rear
r.et =. III - E ror,s -......... ,o49. .161
. no,rs ,irs
Stosh q 81 sox.ns 91o,743
.. "a last $4,000
SsC, S.eon - - ~ airarnoo ........s..- $4,000
S.ock o. s,-leoi sauna t,rna les. S24. 600
% ss-tcsa saoat Tor Great Britain S31 600
Stock OF American snoat 10r ufea' ~ nii'4n $4,000
fha Of cotton at
all ,o-ts
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

JpUII.DINGS-FORT SLOcUM. n Y, OFFICE CON
Is struo;ng Q. NJ. Dec: J. 1eosMsealed proposals. In
will be received until 10 A. NJ. d
and construction plumbing. steam
heating and electric wiring fouTset officers quarters
-four double
commissioned officers qusrers and one gaTbase creIna
tory. OF proposals and Information fur
nIshed here where plans be seen. Envel6pes
endorsed Proposals Public
Ruildlngs'' and addressed Constructing O y
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

BEEvEs-Receipts for two days were $fI cars or
q 234 for slaughteIers and ~ FOR the
market OF - at Jersey City and :? al 6O
and generally rated weak
sellers thought prices were strong Zoe
or bus ruled steady; fat cows held up to about last
closing sales: medium and common cows were
LIVER and quoted 10a1Ic OFF the Goth street yards
however, all went 10 the scales medium
10 choice steers sold at IS 56u$d 30 per 100 ID; oxen
aI5 25aSi 80: bulls at S3ma4 90; cows az
81 l,s1 dressed selling fairly well at s61Osc
Ser m and extra native SIDES high as lie lAyef
a ana London quoted live cattle lower at l2e@
i3tc ner 10 weight refrigerator beef selling at
1oi- atoILc No exports OF LIVESTOCK or fresh
meats from this to-day or to- morrow The quar-
,,ttne Of New York has been so Tar
rmnNsd that cete sheep aud hogs for slaughter can
he sbinued 10 markets outside that state with tie eN
- ~ hat the counties of Erie Monroe, Genesee, NJ
agar ana Orleans viii still be under restrictions The
r.IovsI Of has been mace With reference
10 the larger pari Of pennsylvania several counties eA
eepted. mi
,eraee al SO 90 Per 100 h; II do. 1902 lb at 50 09
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

No $50 West 10Th street. show liabilities osrr
and assets Of s. 3ss IS.
The schedules of Goodstat q Robbins t...s
goods at No 80 West Broadway, give u.br,..'
Of s2ss0s 20. unsecured, and assets OF sls772a a.
principal creditors the G. n Oppenbeiu,a- e,
pany.'of Newark. s.. .3s2 81 j. T. Merzott Corn7,-
Newark $2.ss So; John Nieder. Newark = ~ .
Karl Fuchs. No. 50 East 10Th street sars ~.
simon Zinn, 81 .37.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AeEsss-.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GoFerneSSe~ =
to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ. ]. YOUNG FULTON. IS Union Sou1EN
MADEM0IsELIE A9IYOT. Teachers Agency o y. -,
SD Tel 5T6S Plaza Teachers. tutors. soNS.-
for colleges. schools and private famillss
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Citations.

~,
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW ~ 1uEN - me-
all persons Interested in the estate assignee
dOre l. Bailey, James a Pundertord ana Fxa.nx-
Perozo. Individually AMI partners SEND .s.f--
preTne eorrT Count ,,f New York at therse.,
CITY of New York. the 2Sth day OF reg > ,.S~
1880 o'clock A Nj there and then 20 show JS- as
sgnee OF above named A Punterford AiSz4 al
cisco A. Perozo. insovent debtors should not - ~
be shown. then TO attend the Settieii'1N
Assignee-s accounts -
Witness. tfor. Charles p AacIean. Judseo -
Supreme court. this 2sth DAY or DSee@R9sS @ ISe Gas
lSeall PETER J. DOCult.SS > RsstH
street Borough OF Manhattan New York G.
To Silva Otero HermanOs Estate Of Manuel 'sT.rro
5rcngs C,iSIar EXECUTORS OF cesar MrIsTs
Ricardo CaIvo r. Arcade Cespedes Zeao Atilt,5
a. Nuiica Pedro J. Martinez q Hermano 49, 49, Ilrsk
Slcedo Davd Puyana. PieschscOn Co RicsrOe> >t,sr
O. MARQUEE Prieto & Co.. Manuel c. Ca2rsl@ MA q
Umana. Jose \ Robert. jose Bisoe p. kl, S sarsh a
(;andca Nunez 4 Co. del Galego & Co. anu -
Tse foregoing citation is served upon YOU oy
Justtce of the supreme OF the state OF
dated aSth. IeoS and hled Win of Nss
5sgen SaT At IN ,b she cSa S Court 90 r HSGse in IN,
haitian city OF New York on the 18th dSS "a
Tateis New York December S0th 1905 oss. ssa
KNEVAI-S q PERRY. Attornsys Tor Asss.s, soroasa
Post Once Address Ne Rector Sueo"
Manhattan. New York CITY
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND sIIBscEsIPIionNrssc nrscs =,
"A The Tribune received tnsir CPt9Sn unrl
IsS4 broadway seth St and Sstn e,losips
clock p IN Advertisements received "a 'sIoex p.
branch Offices regular once rates unit. 81 aTs c
yi~: a64 SIN ave e. Esd ST.; los eu nstwe.,,
eth 81; lO4 East Itth 81 257 West ~ ~ a. ,vs. -
"a ave- near Sist ST. 1I0s ist ave- ss'a .oa ~
FaSt f2Sth st. fremont $50 30 avs =
American District Telegraph oeass
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January 4, 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
THE kIRKWOOD
GEORGIA
HOTEL BON AIR
AUGUSTA, GA.
Now open Enlarged and rsInodslleds zccc11r.oo-
iates 400 Located in middle South. excellent -
Northern tourists. AL outdoor sports -
golf course In South with completely equipped eaS
bouse c. c.. TRUSSELL. Ma1sSsr
Also Manager Frontenac Hotel Thousand Isanas y =
Instruction.
THE BERITTZ SCHOOL OF LANGTAGEs
MADISON SQUARE (1122 Broadway
Harlem Branch: 343 Lenox Ave, above 1zFtn -
Brooklyn 73 Court ST.
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING ClLIsSs-.
Pupils hear and speak the new language EXCLUSIVE
from the lesson Trial lessons free
LIP READING FOR THE .a
Muller-Walls Method enables Pupils 20 -
n = II Il W all natural conversation Sinlnio -
III III Il successful For intOEmasioR a64TsIssS tfsS
III TAI The Gardner. 12S West 4Sd y
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

o SUBSCRIPTIONS 70
n tnsir Uptown Onss, .
IN st. and 3tth -. ..siexins
- received at the - y.
: rates until ; o'cioek .of
ssd 81. ISs on az, xsss
23T West Al at. 6el
t2Sth 81. i0..o g - ~
ISt ave. near cet- "a -
ave $50 30 ave. AZ
O61cs
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DOINGS IN THE COURTS.
The Peterson Bankruptcy.

Judge Dole yesterday morning adj
judged VIM. L. Peterson a bankrupt on
his voluntary petition. The schedules
fled by Mr.. Peterson shcw that many
of the persons indebted to him have
either gone into bankruptcy or have
left the country, making it impossible
for him to meet his own obligations.
Mr.. Peterson was IN the loaning bust
ness, but gave it up several years ago,
and has since followed that line only
to the extent of trying to recover what
was already due him. Mr.. Peterson s
assets are about $1,000 and liabilities
about 1900.
Land Title Registered.
Judge Weaver has fled a decision
and rendered decree giving regis
tered title to ]. B. Castle to a eonsid-
cradle area of land in Koolau Some
of the land is subject to rather pecu-
liar easements and other membranes
One of these is the right of the own
ers Of certain kuleanas to fish and
otherwise use the waters of lake
enclosed wholly in ground belonging to
Castle. Another piece of land is sub
iect to a lease which does not expire
for about fifty years.
Executor Reports.
w. O. Smith. the executor of the
will of Nara L. Hoffman. deceased,
has filed his report in the Circuit
Court. He has collected all the prop
ertv belonging to the estate except a
deficiency Judgment. and he wants his
bond reduced TO hundred dollars
Guardian Appointed.
Judge De Bolt yesterday appointed
NJ. P. Robinson guardian of the es-
tate Of Arthur Allen The estate is
valued at $500.
Decree Of Sale.
Judge De Bolt yesterday entered a
decree Of sale in the suit of August
Dreier, Ltd. VS.. ". W. Ahana and
Choi Seem. his wife; R. Fl. Trent, truq-
tee, and Henry Holmes. The decree
provides for the sale of the property
mortgaged and for the division of its
proceeds ameng the creditors. l. IT.
Beadle was appointed commissioner 10
sell tue property and divide the
proceeds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01
COURT CLERKS WERE
BUSY WINDING Up

There was fin de aimee air about
the judiciary building yesterday. In
every Office there was an end-ofthe
year dullness SO far as the actual bust
ness of the day was concerned, and a
busying in the work of getting up sta
tistics and reports of the year. Judge
De Bolt has pretty nearly finished his
report to the Chief Justice. It will
contain some very interesting statistics
of divorce and other litigation, and
number of recommendations as to
needed legislation. Jadge De Bolt has
discussed a number Of problems at con-
siderable length, more particularly
means for saving costs and avoiding
difficulties in the probate of small es-
tates.
In the Tax Office, Charles r. Wilder,
the Assessor and Collector for the
First Division, has collected during
the year 1908 S1024, $685.. There
will be few dollars added to this,
as some collections made yesterday
viii not be reported until Saturday.
The collections last year were 1851
OATS. The increase is due to some
increases in taxation and largely to
the fact that the amount of delin-
quent taxes collected this year exceeds
that of last year. The decision in the
pineapple exemption eases also in
creased the tax collections this year.
The taxes collected in 1906 were
1922 ,012.77, but the comparison be-
tween that and other years is not a
misleading one because of change in
the collection of the income tax
In the Circuit and Supreme courts
there We're fled during the year APP
proximately $500 papers of ali kinds
These include complaints, petitions.
bills in equity, petitions for probate Of
will, for appointment of administra
tor, for appointment of guardian, Ii
bells for divorce. pleas in abatement.
demurrers. briefs. decisions. DEGREES
and all the other varied and manifold
lpeubration~ of the lawyers
In the otr.3e of the Registrar of Con-
vevances there were entered on the
fee book the fling Of 1919 documents
relating to land and land transactions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01

Third Infantry to sail August ); Tween
ty first Infantry to sail September D,
and Companies E and II, engineers, to
sail June ).
Troops in the Philippines will return
home according to the following sched-
ule:
Tenth Cavalry to sail May l and to
be stationed at Fort Ethan Allen. Yer
mont; Ninth Cavalry to sail May -
and TO be stationed at Fort d. A. Rus
sell; Sixth Cavalry to sail December
ii. Headquarters band and one squad
ron, to Fort Walla Walla; six troops
to the Preside, San Francisco, and two
troops to Boise barracks, Idaho; First
Cavalry to sail January Is, 1910, and
to be stationed at Fort Des MONIES,
Iowa: Twenty-sixth Infantry to san
June Is, headquarters band and two
battaIions to take station at Fort
Wayne, Michigan, and one battalion at
Fort Brady. Michigan; Thlrtleth Infan-
try to sail July - and TO take station
at the Preside, Monterey, Cal: lwen-
ty-ninth infantry TO sail August 10 and
TO take station at Forts Jay, Porter,
and Niagara. New York: Twenty ifth
infantry 20 sail September i anu to
take station at Fort Logan, Colorado,
and Whipple barracks, Arizona; Eigh
teenth Infantry to sail October Il and
10 take station at Forts Lawton aud
George Wright. Washington; Companies
{ aud p, engineers. to sail June l. and
10 take station at Washington barracks,
District of Columbia; headquarters,
I field staff and band. Fifth Field Artll-
iery to sail Anrif II and TO lake sta
ton at Fort sheridan. Illinois; head
| quarters. field staff, provisional bat
r.Iiou. + ourr b Field Artillery. Batteries
/ e and D. to sail April II and take sta
| ton at Fort D. A Russell. Wyoming
The dates mentioned are in 1900 eX-
eept when otherwise stated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01
FULL TRANSPORTS
IN THE SPRING

About 5000 troops in the Philippines
movement will begin about March. At
the same time the transports leaving
San Francisco for Manila via Honolulu
will be filed witk troops sent out to
replace those now in the Islands. The
following dispatch from Washington,
dated December Is, gives the complete
system Of exchanges:
Orders involving the movement OF
about 10000 soldiers OF the regular
army during the next twelve months
were issued by General Bell, chief Of
staff, today. These orders include the
homecoming of about 500G troops IN
Cuba as well as the Homecoming of
about 5000 troops in the Philippines.
and the despatch of an equal number
from the United States to take their
places. Details regarding the move
ment and disposition of the troops to
return from Cuba have been made pub
lie heretofore
The following named organizations
are ordered TO the Philippines: Thir-
teenth Cavalry. 10 sail March. ):
Twelfth Cavalry. headquarters band
and ten.troops TO sail April ) and two
troops July ); Fourteenth Cavalry,
| headquarters band and ten troops No
vemher ), and two troops February >
1910; Second Cavalry. headquarters
| band aud ten troops To sail Decemhe,
;. and two troops March ). 1910; Sev-
enth Infantry Headquarters band and
| Firt and Third battaIions) to sail June
); Twelfth Infantry TO sail July );
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01
NEW YEAR SHTNPO.

The largest special New Year paper
issued in the Territory today is Mr.,
sheba : Hawaii Shinpo. 1t has thirty
nine pages well Illustrated and full Of
good things about Hawaii. One page
and some inserted columns are in Eng
lish. the contents being, in the main.
contributions from American friends of
the paper. including some of the high
est Officials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01
PAID HIS BILLS WITH
4 WORTHLESS CHECK

NJ, Morimoto digged deep hole for
himself when he undertook to buy sup
plies with checks on the Yokohama
Specie Bank before depositing cash
there to meet his paper He passed
one check on the Union Feed Company
for $45 and is now lying in the cell
awaiting a preliminary hearing on a
charge of gross cheat
Dan Paea is another who fell by che
wayside yesterday and will pass his
New Year day in The tolls. The charge
against him is stealing pair of duck
trousers from w. J. Robinson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01
FIRECRACKER BLAZE LAST
NIGHT.

\ freciaeker On the roof of one of
the cottages in Theodore Richards
Vineyard street camp last night re
suited in the calling out of the de-
Partmenr The fire was put out before
the machines arrived, but the China
man who turned in the alarm justified
himself u Chief Thurston by remark
ing hat ''nebhe liilii fire now, mebbe
bimebv TOP much big
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-01

w. M. Bush of the Inter Island ma
sehine shops dislocated his shoulder yes
terday morning in a bicycle accident
at Kapiolani Park.