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General hIerchnndise

Bags-Grain bags, 5%@5Ae June-July deliv-
S5 Ib and Bic for ID; fleece twine, Sc per lb.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg, sic per ton;
Wellington. 50; New Wellington, so; Coos hay.
S1 Australian house-Richmond. etc, SO; Pelaw
Main, 50; Stanford Richmond. So; Cumberland,
SIS in bulk and S16.50 In sacks; Welsh anthra-
sacks
oils-ouotations are for barrels Linseed, 95c
per gallon for boiled and CSC for raw cases, &c
more; castor oil IN cases, No 1. 7lc; Baker $
IA, S117@1.19; China nut, cases 60M70c per
gal; eoeoanut nut Oil in barrels ~ oslo for Xxx
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil, s0c:, natural winter sperm OIL. Soc; natural
whale OIL 55c; extra winter strained lard oil, 81
pure neatsfoot oil, Toe; No. 1 neatsfoot OIL 60c
herring oil. 40e: salmon OIL 35c; boiled fish OIL
35cs paint OIL 35c.
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.-Water white iron
bbls drums. 9thc: $50 deg. oil. iron bbls or
drums lie; special do. IL 1ac; pearl OIL iu cases.
195c; Elaine. 2slsc; eocene, 1s11c; red crown
and motor gasoline, in bulk Ice, In cases 23c;
Sc deg. gasoline, in bulk soc. in cases 3T14c !;
yarnish makers and painters naphtha, in bulk
lie. in cases 1S1ae
Turpentine-S5c per gallon in cases and 7Sc in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per Dbl of $50 lbs1--E. $3.50; f. ST.90;
G, $S.05; II. $s.15; 1, Se.25-
Red and White Lead-Red, 81 Q9c; white
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated. 5.65c; standard coarse granulated, 5.65e;
7.G5c; II. g. E.1eFystal dominos, lb cartons In
cases, S.65c; DO 10 in cases, disc;
monarch bar, &c; tablets, in half barrels, 6.15c;
do in boxes, 6.40c; cubes and crushed, 5.90e !;
mon2rchs powdered, 5.T5c; XXXX, powdered,
5.15c; candy granulatcd 5.75c; cenfectioneFs' A,
5.65c;, confectloners' crystals. Doe; extra fine
granulated, 5.45c; magnolia \, 5.25c; extra G.,
o.15c; golden c, 5.o5c; D. 4.95c. Barrels and 80
lb bags 10c, half barrels 25c, boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar
in 30 and 40 lbs tins $40 more, in and 10 lb
tins S2,35 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade In 100 Id bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining
ean epes as bar e DoGered
crushed, $500, berry, 5.e5c; c. & II. extra fine
dry granulated. 565c; coarse dry granulated.
565c confectioners A, 5.65c; confectioners' crys-
tal 5.75c; cubes 5.90e bricks. 5000; extra fine
dry granulated 600 lb bags only. 5.45c, excel
sior A, 5.25c; extra C. 5.15c; golden G, 50Jc;
yellow d. 4.95c: cut loaf, in barrels only, 1859;
81. & E. crystal dominos, ) lb cartons in cases.
s;65c; do 2 ID cartons in cases. 8. 15e. Addi-
ttonal per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 Id bags,
iOc more half barrels, 25c more; boxes, soc
saore for all grades. Bar in 50 and 40 ID tins,
$40 more in 10 lb tins, 81. 80 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.
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Treasurv statement

: WASHINGTON. May 2s-The condition OF the
: sre2surr al tie beginning Of business today was
-aS follows.
fund-(iold coin. SS56. 900. S69; silver dol
lars; S4sS 95T coo: silver dollars OF 1896 So 7l2
sot0: silver certificates outstanding, Sass 9J7 O00
=. General fupd-Standard silver dollars in gen
c@al fund. SS. IOs.1Ss current liabilities, S99-
s-25s; working balance IN treasury Office, ST.
- .90S: III banks 10 credit Of treasurer Of the
tnited States S37 973. 774 subsidiary silver coin
s2l S4 al; minor coin. s.. 253, 1885, total balance
ilu general fund, $50, AZ. 800.
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GRAIN MARKET
Foreign Futures
New York Grain nInrlret

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Flour-Dull and easy
Spring patents. S5.1JeG5.3J; winter straights
- 4od 9 45 winter patents, $f-S005.15; spring
clears, S4-5d4 $50; winter extras No. I. s46l
$50. winter extras. 40. .. $3.70@39O; Kansas
ftraights, $4s0G4.95. Receipts, 3. .526 barrels:
shipments. 1886 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy. No. red 81 045k nonli-
hal G. T. e. no 1 northern. SL115k nominal r
O. b: opuons-Whcat opened steady on cover
ln~ by shorts and foreign buying hut de-
tliaal under renewed selling on large COUNTRY OF
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEApOLIS. May %. = Wheat = May,
s1-0iss July. S1-02A; September. 02c. Cash
wheat-No. hard, S1.o6N; No. 1 northern,
Sl.0354; No. ?, Sl.01l4 @1.03A; No. 3, 9SAc@
Sl-01L.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 52ss @52Nc.
Oats-No. 3 white 341s 9l351sc
Rye-No. 2, 67Q70c.
Bran-In 100 ID sacks. $1SG1s.25.
TlaX-Closed st s.. .O7.
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, May s.-Wheat-Bluestem, s4@
S5e; club, s04SIe.
SEATTLE. May 2s.-Milling quotations: Blue
stem. sSe; forty-fold sec; club, S5c; ffe, S5e;
red Russian S3c. Export wheat-Bluestem. soc !;
forty-fold. SIC; club, SIC; fife, SIC; red Russian
Soc. Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat cars /;
oats, 8 cars; barley, ! car.
OREGON
PORTLAND. MAY 2S.-Wheat, track prices
TsGScc; turkey red. S0GSle; valley, S3GS4c.
Car receipts-Wheat, cars; barley, / car; oats,
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Northern Bueinesn

. TACoAA. May 2s.-Clesrings. sse2.Ss2; bal
snces $50 200
SEATTLE. May 2s.-clesrings. s.. 1.ess. ia:
balances Sl53STa
=: sPoKANE. May 2s.-Clearings. $50 2s1: bal
auceSs $50 T8I
PORTLAND. May 2s.-Clearings, 81, ,o2l, ,s15;
balances .SI6s. .749
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Paf,Itrr and Gsan,e

Poultry (per dozen) Hens S5.5ed6 for small
$6.5017.5o for large and $50 10 for extra; young
roosters, $stG11; old roosters, S5@5. so; fryers,
S7617 80; broilers. S4Q4.5o foE large, Ss.25@
$50 for medium and 250@3 for small: ducks,
nominal; pigeons, $1.75G2; squads. s2.50@3;
geese, nominal.
Game (per dozen) n)--NomnaI.
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Naval stores-Turpentine ana Rosin

SAVANNAH Ga, May 2s.-Turpentine-
Steady at 5sc. Sales, 295; receipts, 723; ship
ments 2263; stock, ), 104.
Rosn-Firm; sales, 1.s41; receiptss 1,915;
Shipments 1906; stock. 1902. Quote: b,
S4o5; ID, 81. 40; Z, Sd. .S2h; +, $4.921a: G., 81 90
m4971s; II. S5.05; 1, $50; X. $500; M, 50. .25;
y. So. 1905 go: WIG. $50: WV. $5.95@6.10.
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gal; salad oil, 75c per gal.

gall salad oil, 75c per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. EXPORT lots In
spected by the government, are 81 per bbl high
er Extra family beef. SIT per bb1; family beef,
S1650 per bbl; extra mess beef, $16.50 per Dbl;
smoked beef, 21 1sc per ib.
Pork Extra prime, In barrels $50; clear. s34:
mess, S32; pig pork $50; pigs feet. $5.75 for
half bbls, 40 for 25 lb Kegs and S135 for kits
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Hides. Tallo,y. wool and Hon.

Hides are week at the decline noted yester-
day. in sympathy with depressed eastern markets
for leather.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1b01c
under quotation; heavy salted steers, 12c; light
medium. lie: light, 10c; cowhidcs, 10c for
heavy, 10c for light; stays Sc; saIted kip
lie; salted veal, 16c; salted calf, 16c; dry
hides, 20@201ac; dry kip. 1sc; dry calf, 24c;
sheepskns, shearlings. 20M40c each; short wool
506l75c; medium S5cM$1; long wool S1m
LOO: lambs. 25@60c; horsehides, salt S2.25m3
for large and sI.50@2 for medium. 75c1$l for
2.25 for large and sL25@2 for medium. 50e@$i
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lla fresh, per dozen. cases in.
PortIand Rutter Marke,
EIcip Butter

PORTLAND, Ore. May 2S.-Butter-City and
country creamery extras, 29c; fancy. 2S@29c;
store, 20@2lc.
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Deciduous and Other Fruit.

: The warm weather the extra demand for Sun
steamer out for Puget sound ports enliyened the
fruit market yesterday and prices for nearly all
descriptions were steady to firm. Cherries con
tinued to come forward freely, and while choice
lots found prompt sale at steady rates in the
early trade. sellers were handicapped by the late
ing districts. The Gamers took some large lots
of the market, paying &c for black, &c for
market was far from being cleaned up at the
close. All varieties of Strawberries were higher,
aud raspberries, too, did better. Receipts of
the latter included small lots of chest goods from
various districts. Loganberries and gooseberries
were merely in fair request, but receipts were
light and prices were easily maintained. Cur
rants were lower, the demand being limited as
is usually the case on Saturday. Choice royal
and Seeding apricots moved fairly at satisfac-
tory prices, while Pringles continued to drag
badly at low and irregular rates Other tree
fruits from the VacaVille region were dull.
and what small lots were sold We're taken for
shipment to the north. Quotations for southern
cantsloupes had wide range, according to the
offerings were In poor con, ion and could only
be sold at concessions. CitIus fruits were quiet
Strawberrles-Longwor S4@6 per chest;
Banners, so@e; other large varieties, $S.5o@4. so
per chest.
Raspberries- 5o@2 per crate and 75e@$1
LoganberrIes- per chest.
&c per ID for common and 79sc for Euslish.
Currants-45@ @50c per drawer.
and 5o@s5c for Royal Anne; In bulk, 417c per
lb for black, 4@6c for Royal Anne and 2@4c for
white.
Apples-Fancy tier fruit. S1.25@1.5O per
box; other fancy, $l@1 %; common to choice,
75e@si; new green. 5o@I5e per box.
Plums--60@75c per box.
Aprleots-Royals, S1@1.25 per crate; Prin-
gle, 65c@$1 per crate and 4oG75c per box.
Cantaloupes--75e@$1.5 so for small and So. .25@
1926 for large crates.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Navei oranges, 50 90
as for fancy, S2@2.50 for choice and SI.25@
l.75 for standard; tangerines, s1.25@1.75 per
box; grapefruit S2.5o@3 for seedless; lemons,
$3. 1894 for fancy, s2@3 for choice and 81 ESQ
i.75 for Standard lines, s6.50@7.
Tropical Fruits Bananas, T5c@S1.25 per
American; pineapples, $2.5o@3.50 per dozen.
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ELGIN. H.. May 2S.-The weekly meeting Of
the butter board was held here today instead of
Monday, the latter being q holiday.
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH, May 2s.-Flax-In store. to arrive
and on track, $2.26; May. $2.26 asked; July.
$2.OG BID; September, S1.68; October, $15S1s.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
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New York Metal mark

NEW YORK, May 2s-wth the exchanges
closed it was. practically holiday in the metal
markets and prices We're nominally unchanged
Lake copper was quoted at 12.75@13c; electro
lytic 12621s@12.75c; casting, II 81 X q u. SOC.
Lead was steady, 4.40@4.50c.
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10c per lb garlic 415c per lb for new: cab
bage, 75c per crl; cucumDers, SI250g1. 50 per
box for Marysville; csulihower, 35@40c per
dozen; turnips, S1@1.25 per sack; carrots Zoe
per sack; rhubarb, o0@65c per box for ordinary
and Io@9oc for fancy; green corn, 20@40c per
dozen. -
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Butter, Cheese and Egrs

Butter and eggs closed the week with the
market very frm and higher, all grades of the
grade OF eggs was advanced. The advance In
butter was &c in extras 2j2c In frsts and nc
IN seconds. Extras were marked up sale
at SOc pound and the new prices for the under
was officially declared flrm although the ad-
vance checked storing, and il was the consensus
OF opinion that there would be a reaction
tuesday unless receivers were able to find an
nels. In the egg department extras were &c
higher at 2S1ac dozen, making a total ad-
vance of 3lac In two days. The under grades
were unchanged. being In free supply, but there
strictly fine extras III the arrivals. Cheese was
steady to firm, with lot California fancy ex-
tras selling at advance OF &c over the quo
tation on the exchange.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-30 cases Of extras at 2915c and 10 at
SOC pound.
so cases of extras at 2sc and 40 at
261ac dozen.
Cheese-25 California fancy nats at 14hc, %
at lac and % fancy Young Americas at 16c a
pound
Receipts were pounds of butter, -
pounds of cheese and - cases of eggs.
The follow Ing are the official quotations es-
tablished on the floor OF the dairy exchange.
Prices in the street, while governed by the
exchange quotations, generally range from 1ac
to &c higher. owing to the various charges to
be added:
Grades May % May % May 81 May IS
Fresh extras. ..26iac 2se 2sc 30c
seSSDss s.Dsy sy ,t. 2e 4s nef 2sG b.
firm: do frsts, 13Ae. frm; do seconds. 1215c,
firm; fancy Young Americas, i6c, steady; do,
frsts, i4c, steady New York fancy. zoe, firm;
Wisconsin singles. 1oc firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases In
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New York MONEY Market

x NI.W YORK. May 2S.-Prime mercantile
Taper; A3s Q5ts per cent.
- Sterling exchange, nominal. with actual busi-
mess IN bankers bills at 81. .S43004 $40 for GO
day bi@ls and az 81 s735 FOR demand.
Commercial bills. 81. S3a4 04.s4I5.
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Butter-Steady, unchanged.
Cheese--Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Irregular, unchanged.
nDIINn Il u IrIrrS
Cbicago pniry Produce Market

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Butter-Steady; creamer
les, 25@2715c; dairies, % @26c. Eggs-Steady; re
ceipts, &c, 735 cases.; at mark, cases included
1913 M16ISc; frsts 1T15c; prime frsts, lS12c
Cheese-Steady; daisies, 14at @15c twins. 14@
14Ac; Young Americas, 15@15Ac; longhorns
l4s4 G15c.
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HoIidnr on Nem York E,rchanre
1IAeeIxIv Rank Stafemenf

=, .NE-W YORK. May 2S.-The stock, cotton and
coffee exchanges are closed today. II is slso 8
L91doy in the sugar market.
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FINANCIAL
Rnninn - RnnI, al IcnrInnd

;
- E9NDON, Nay 2S-BUliOn amounting I
{ l.sascg0 was taken into the Bank Of England o
Le.anoe today.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Provisions

Note-As the grain exchange was not in
sion yesterday, there are no local grain quota
tions.
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ct. I,ouia Wool Market

ST. Louis w bOOl NldTAcl
ST. LOUIS. May 2s-Wool steady Medium
30G2oc; heavy fine. 15@16c; tub washed, 2516c.
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Local Flankx CIc.rfnrs

p. Focal bank clearings for the last week were
S3s.7l2 SS6, against S31. TsS, sol for the same
week last year. an increase OF 1905, ,SS5, or
22eL per. cent.
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Chicago Grain Market Closes Monday
CHICAGO. May 2S.-There Will be grain
market Monday. Decoration day
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Smart Advance in Butter and EGGS
Warm Weather Helps Fruit Trade

fcrings and weakness in the outside markets. al
though May was firm with little offerings ant
the close 4 cent lower TO cents nigher.
May closed at $1.o712, July at S1.0iA and sep
tember at 9sMc. Receipts % 600 busnes ship
ments, ~ ,S75 bushels.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Raisins-Layers, clusters--6 crown, $3.50; 5
crown, $1.75 crown, $1.25; seeded, 4@5c or
seediess sultanas, 2ia @4c; Thompson's seedless
81 @SHc for unb:eachcd and eA@ehc for
3l4c; crown Sc; seediess, 2@2Ae.
Nuts-Almonds. Donpareils. IA y @15c; Xxi,
14@ 141ac; ne plus ultra, 13@131sc; Drake, 1015
@11c; languedocs, 10@101sc; hardshell, 6h G7c;
walnuts, 13c per lb FOR No. softshells, S1ac for
No. 2 do; pecans, 14h@16c; peanuts, 4h@5c;
pine nuts, 1S@20c per ID.
Honey--NominaI
Beeswax.,271a @soc per lb for light and 2s@
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London CIo.Inr stocIzs

y Bar siiver-steady: % il-l6d per ounce.
3 Moneys; = ca per cent
The rste OF discount IN the open market for
short bills Is 3ss per cent aud for three mouths
liils Ga Go SIG per cent.
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NOW York Prndnce

NEW YORK. May .-Hops-Quiet. State
common to choice 1909, 21@24c; 1908. nominal;
Pacific coast 1909, 14@1Sc; 190S. nominal.
Hides-Quiet. Central America, 23c; Bo-
gotta, 22@23e
etroleum-Steady Refined New York in
barrels. $40; do bulk, S4.25 refined Philadel
phia in barrels, $7.75; do bulk, $4.25.
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece, 31@34c.
Sugar-Holiday
Butter-Steady, unchanged.
Cheese-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Irregular, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated apples steady Fancy. 10c;
choice. SdS15c, prime, 7@7Ae; common 10
fair, 6@6@c
Prunes-Firm. CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s, 3@
sac; Oregon, 415@ec
Apricots-Quiet, but steady. Choice, 100
101ac; extra choice, 10s4 @1112e.
Peaches-Quiet, but steady. Choice. GAG
6%c; extra choice, 7Q714e: fancy. IA A@T15c.
Raisins-Dnil but steady Loose museastsels, M.
3M @5%c; choice to fancy seeded, Al @6Ac;
seedless, 31a@4he; london layers, $1.20@1. %.
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-04
MARINE REPORT.
By Merchants Exchange.

Friday. December 81, 1909.
Seattle, sailed Dec 30, 5. $. Hyades,
for Honolulu.
.San rancisco-Arrived,J Jan. 2, Falls
Of Orcby, from Honolulu.
Monday, January 3.
Eureka--Arrived Dee. 81, blk. S. c.
Allen, hence Dec. 6.
San Francisco--Sailed Jan. !, blk.
Annie johnson, for Hilo.
San Francisco-Sailed Jan. l, noon,
s. S. Alameda, for Honolulu.
Victoria--Sailed Jan. !, s. s. Aoran-
gi, for Honolulu.
San Franeisco--Arrived Jan. 2, S. S.
Falls of Orchy, hence.
San Francisco-Arrived Jan. 3, S. s.
Enterprise, from Hilo.
Kahului-Sailed Dec. 81, s. s. Ari-
conan, for Salina Cruz.
Redondo-Arrived Jan. 8, Am. sch.
w. II. Marston, from Hilo, Dec. 4.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-04
LITTLE HOPE FOR
RECLAMATION
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page one.)
itself with printing a voluminous re-
port of two volumes, comprising about
500 pages, recounting what was seen
and learned during long trip of in
spection last autumn. Its members are
mostly opposed to the $30,000,000 bond
issue for irrigation works.
The outlook for public land legisla-
ton, which Secretary Ballinger recon-
mended, is also unfavorable. On the
matter of waterpower sites, the secre-
tary, in favoring development under
government supervision, went farther
than Roosevelt or Pinchot had ever
done and has chilled the enthusiasm
of many western advocates. They say
private capital would never seek in
vestment on any such radical terms as
the secretary proposes.
Attorneys Tor waterpower companies
have been in Washington during the
session and put in some hard ticks
against legislation that would attempt
to give the government control over
such Enterprises. A pamphlet, prepared
Mt the instance of California power
companies, has been mailed to every
senator and representative, setting forth
that the federal government owns the
public lands as proprietor and not as
sovereign and that federal control of
navigable waters is "solely for the
purpose of protecting and perpetuating
commerce between the States and pre-
venting interference with navigation.
If the public lands committees of
senate and house take up this and
kindred public land problems at all
during the session, efforts to frame leg
islation will be strongly antagonized
with the probability that, after a few
weeks of discussion nothing will be
DONE
The simple recommendation of Pres
idents and cabinet officials for legisla-
tion do not suffice, as a rule, with con
gress. Especially in these latter days
the recommendations must be backed
by earnest insistence and an activ,
campaign. Two or three measures
which the President regards as urgent
and which he presses upon the senat,
and house leaders, will in all probable
ity be taken care of. One will be hi!
interstate commerce amendments. TIL,
exchanges of views during the last two
or three weeks have demonstrated great
aversion in congress to attempting
much general legislation and the Pres
ident seems inclined to regard that at
titude rs probably best for the party
and the country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-04
HONOLULU BRIDES
HUSBAND DISMISSED

Because Midshipman Joseph Austin
of the U. S. cruiser South Dakota mar
ried Miss Mayme Wadman in Honolulu
while the Pacific fleet was here few
months ago, the young officer has been
dismissed from the navy. The reason
assigned for this summary action on
the part of the navy department is
that, as midshipman, the officer acted
contrary to a general order issued some
time ago, wherein midshipmen are de-
MED the privilege of entering upon a
matrimonial career The order was
issued during the Roosevelt admins
tration. The news was quite shock
TO DR.. and Mrs. Wadman and their
daughter, when received yesterday in
the Tenyo Maru mail, as the bride had
been looking forward to joining her
husband either at Manila or Mare
Island in the near future. The news
was conveyed in an Associated Press
telegram from Washington, dated De-
cember "a. 20
DR.. Wadman, when told of the mat
ter yesterday, is quoted as saying that
the navy department has acted under
misrepresentation, adding that the
order prohibiting midshipmen from
marrying was never posted on the
South Dakota. He states that this
question of a midshipman marrying
was carefully discussed, and it was de.
cided that there was nothing to pre-.
vent the marriage taking place. He
further stated that he believed he had
the sanction of the captain of the
cruiser when he married. In recent
letter from Midshipman Austin he
stated that hes ~ believed the matter
would come out all right.
Midshipman Austin and Miss Wad.
man were married the evening before
the fleet sailed for the Far East
DIR, Wadman stated last night that
the question Of whether or not mid
shipman might marry was discussed
before the marriage and although there
had been newspaper accounts of the
President 8 supposed order prohibiting
marriages being entered into by mid
shlpmen, yet the manuals and regula
tions of Midshipman Austin and OF
other junior officers on the South Da
kota, contained no such prohibition.
II Is stated also that he mArriags
was performed largely with the cap
tain = sanction. lie sent regrets 10 Mrs
Wadman aud the bride,to,be that h,
was unable 10 be present al the wed
ding owing 70 his presence being 70
| qulred on a court martial, Two ensignl
and about dozen midahipmep attended
che Nedilag ceremonies,
Even after Mr. Ansiln's atien
fl0n Nks called in the alleged violation
~ the prohlbllory regulation, Il Wal
mol thought thai hnfh drastic measures
/ ~ aalI IA H.. a..
aud AfA NRdman believe thai shes
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-04
I'M THE DISTRICT COURT OF Ho-
NOLULU, CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HA-
WAL

Uharies T. Wilder. Tax Assessor, FIRST
Taxation Division, Territory of Ha-
vail, Plaintiff, VS.. Chris AIDE, De
PENDANT. Notice of Tendency Of Ac-
sion.
We Territory of Hawaii to Chris AIDE,
sraeting:
You are hereby notified that the
above entitled cause is now pending
before Frank Andrade, Esq, District
Magistrate of Honolulu, wherein the
plaintiff alleges that the defendant is
indebted to the said plaintiff in the
sam of Sixteen and 00-100 Dollars for
property taxes assessed against the de-
PENDANT on the books of the Tax AS
SCISSOR for the First Taxation Division,
Territory of Hawnii, and prays judg-
ment for the sum of Sixteen and 00-lO0
Dollars, together with penalties and in
terest.
You are commanded TO appear before
me at my courtroom in Honolulu, upon
the 7th day of January, 1910, at 1:30
o'clock p. NJ, and defend the said ac-
tion, and if you fail SO 10 appear, judg-
neut will be rendered against you ex
Parte by default
Given under my hand lii;s 10th day
of December, 1909
FRANK ANDRAGE,
District Magistrate of Honolulu, City
and County Of Honolulu, Territory
of Hawaii
sl22-Dec- IA, 81, 2s; Jan. 4.