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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10
MRS. r.. CARR.

MFRS. F. CARR, vineland, ont,s
AVA Can, writes:
"For several years 1 was afflicted with
catarrh, which made life a burden.
The coughing and hacking which 40
companied the disease was terrible.
"The complaint finally extended to
the stomach and was in wretched
condition.
al tried different remedies and the
best professional treatment all In vain.
"Finally, as a last resort, tried Pc.
runa upon the recommendation Of my
sister in Hamilton.
'I could see steady improvement and
after using four bottles of that precious
medicine was feeling well again, my
old trouble being completely thing Of
the past.
"To-day would not take one thouS-
and dollars for what this grand n1edi-
cine has done for me-"
Peruna is a universally recognized
catarrh remedy. 1t Twill relieve catarrh
IN its most obstinate form.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

Fine Job Printing. star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10
JUE YUEN NOW
COURT MUDOLE

A written decision in the appeal by
Jue Yuen Now was rendered this
morning by the Supreme Court CON
sisting of Associate Justices Perry and
De Bolt and Judge Whitney, sitting in
place of Chief Justice Hartwell. 80
At the conclusion of the argument
the court ordered that the petitioner
be discharged The syllabus of the
judgment rendered this morning read:
IA commitment to a sheriff to detain
NJ. to await until the Governor of the
State of California shall have the OPP
portunfty to issue requisition to the
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
and the Governor of the Territory of
Hawaii order the delivery of NJ. to the
Governor of California, even though
yalidly issued, does not Justify the de-
tention Of M. after the issuance of the
regpisition and the order"
In Judge Robinsons court at about
the time this decision was handed out,
there were some further habeas cor
pus proceedings. Tit Attorney Gem
eral submitted his reply to the writ,
and Attorney Mcbride asked for a
continuance in order that he might
traverse the reply. This was granted.
Before Judge Robinson yesterday
afternoon Mcbride asked that Jeu be
placed in theEcare of High Sheriff VIM.
Henry. He did not doubt Mr.. Conlon
at all, but he knew that he was very
jealous police officer, and that he was
endeavoring to get Jeu away to San
Francisco His efforts were, of course,
very commendable, but the writ Of
habeas corpus for the time being sup
erseded the warrant signed by Cover
nor Frear. v
His Honor would not agree to this,
and suggested Nthat the warrant was
I,only in allegiance.
Mcbride would like to see Jeu in
the custody of disinterested person,
as he had had little difficulty in
seeing his client. There had been a
standing order at the police station
that he was to see Jeu whenever he
wished to, but through some misappre-
hension on the part of the captain in
charge he was refused permission to
speak to Jeu.
Attorney General Lindsay-"Be frank
with the court and tell them why you
did not see your client"
Mcbride said that there was a dis
! position at the police station to put
obstacles in his way by inferior Off
GERS.
Attorney General Lindsay-"Mr,
Conlon has no objection to your seeing
the prisoner at all times if you would
promise to act in a gentlemanly man
ner."
Mcbride gave the necessary assur-
anee. A.
His Honor said that Mcbride was
entitled at all times to see the prison
er, but he could not see any necessity
for transferring the actual custody of
the petitioner.
Sergeant Conlon-"There is a stand
ing order that he can see the petition
er at all times"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

Nineteen Japanese charged with
gambling failed to answer to their
names when called on at the police
court this morning and their bail mo-
ney, $40 each, was forfeited. This
gang was captured by Detective Kel-
lett and posse of officers, follow
ing "a report made by Chief Detective
McDuffe, who saw a Japanese wom-
an followed by several men, proceed
ing down an alley near Dowsett Lane.
The raid was entirely successful and
the men were released on bail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

There is no such plethora of in the Territorial
that the balance will not be liable look like thirty
legislature gets through with the appropriation only
an excess of about 100000 the funds ago.
man accounted for by the conservation which available for
general purposes This for half of 1909 b
there is full years collection of it for 1910 Yemen
Dered that the money in the treasury the end should
carry both the Territory and the counties until June While
the cash will be rpenished by the taxes March and half
the income and property taxes delinquent after
ceps will properly belong the first half ensuing biennial
period So the Territory really apper and
will still be the constantly GROWING
stiles of the Territory to be properly met
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10
TARIFF FORECASTS.

Talk of tariff action by the next Congress interesting paricu
larry when from Representative Champ Clark who will prob
ably b the Speaker and from Representative Oscar Underwood OIL
Alabama who will probably be leader the majority
Hapes Weekly Both gentlemen in favor of taking the sub
ject bnce without waiting for Democratic President
But the possibility of getting anything done before 1912 depends
after all the disposition of the Senate and of President Taft
1t is quite likely that there will be in the Senate enough insurgents
make anajOrt with the Democrats reductions
and is not improbable that President Taft viii approve
which the Tariff Commission previously
1t clear however, that whatever be accomplished before 1913
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

singular welas gratifying to have back number sead
ship like the Asia making breach In ancient and harsh custom
buryng passengers dying voyage Mr. Cooper eu'
brought aboard Yokohama died eight days but his
body, being consigned the obvOus Deep is being
veyed mainland disposition by his rela
tves few days ago this paper mentioned agitation against
especially steamships the brief Atlantic pas
sage which nsgaed by such disposal of the body of Pa
dephia clergyman old bOa carrying the body
late passenger nearly the whole breadth of the Pacific
1t $ worthy of widespread mention ~...v
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

A. l.. Mackaye, father of D. L. Mac
kaye, Of The Advertiser editorial stat.
with Mrs. Mackaye, arrived on the ST.
ezra yesterday from Angeles. Mr..
Mackaye will join the staff of the Adj
vertiseI = va
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10
DR.. Hugh |. Dickey

Eye, Ear Nose, Throat. :. 1850 Ala
kea Street, Opposite Royal Hawaiian
Hotel Hours s-12:so and 1:3o-4:sO
Sunday to-11. Evenings by appoint
ment. Telephone 1924.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

Honolulu has than half the number of booked
the the 100000 in 1915. Go to it, bOys
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

ungenerOus Hawaii its pOp
Wyoming the Cowboy been robbed of its
surplus inhabitants to fill public Offices in Hawaii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
!, teaching In the public schools of this
State the study OF elementary aGricul-

teaching In the public schools Of this
State the study OF elementary aGricul-
sture.
BY Mr.. Stephenson, of James City,
William and Mary in Virginia be rec-
for the advancement of teaching.
TO Committee on General Laws.
BY Mr.. Cox: "A bill to amend and re-
enact sections 5. 30 n of an act
entitled AN act providing for the ap-
pointment OF a State Board of Health.
and ofslocal5 boards. defining the du-
ties and powers and compensation
thereof.
BY Mr.. cox: a bill to authorize the
State Board OF Health to adopt. pro-
mulgate and enforce rules and rcEula-
tons for the betterment and protec-
ton OF the public health of the State
OF Virginia.
section 2197 of Code of Nir-
giniI lPollard's llditionl. in relation
TO burial or cremation OF animals
by MI. Casey: a bill TO amend and
section l067a of The Cod OF
Virginia, requtreing fire escapes from
buildings Of over two stories.
re-enact an act to provide In cities
containing 10000 inhabitants or more
for tho election of special Justice o..
the peace, to be known as the civil
Justice. "a
Committee on Counties. Cities and
OWn
BY Mr.. Stephenson. of James City.
q bill to amend and re-enact section
525 of tho Code OF Virginia, relating
TO fees of commissioners OF revenue.
BY Messrs. Toney. Cox, Harwood,
Wingo and Casey; Al bill to amend and
re-enact sections s. Al, 14tand az of an.
act approved March 10, 1906, entitled
IAN Act to Provide for the Consolida-
ton Or Annexation of Cities
BY Mr., Lion;tA bin TO amend and res
enact section 205S of the Code Of 5Nir-
Ry Mr.. Bcll.5 Al hill to provide for
submitting the question OF liauor IL
cellse to the qualified voters sot coun-
ties, corporation and magisterial dis
trictsx aud y amepd sectional 5S1 and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

Niding for the removal of the plaster
statue and bronze bust OF Captain
John Smith from the %rotunda OF the
Capitol to the new portrait gallery
in the State Library. and for the re-
turn OF the marble bust Of General
Lafayette to the main rotunda of the
Capitol
Courts of Justlcc.
BY MIR. Moncure, OF Alexandria: a
bin requiring the Judges OF the Cor.
|porat,on and Circuit Courts of the
cities and counties OF this State to
designate the banks within their re-
lspectiYe jurisdictions in which court
funds arc to be deposited.
by Mr.. Stephenson, of Bath: a bill
to amend and r%e-enact section 32ll OF
the Virginia Code, entitled: Remedy
by motion after fifteen days notice on
contracts generally, When notice 10 be
returned to clerks office: provision TO
prevent discontinuance of motion"
BY Mi. Johnson, Of Russell: bill TO
amend and re-enact section zoos OF tho
Code of Virginia. entitled How at
tacllment for claims not exceeding $40
obtained from and proceeded In before
q Justice; the proceedings when levied
on real estate"
by Mr.. Johnston of Russell: a bill
to make IL misdemeanor and provide
a penalty by fine or imprisonment or
both, In tho discretion Of the Justice,
Jury or court trying the case, for any
person or persons to utter. publish or
circulate vulgar or indecent language.
..defamatory or slanderous matter
about a female OF chnste character.
BY Mr.. Byrd. q bill to regulate tho
setting aside of Judgments and the
granting OF new trials in civil and
criminal cases.
BY Mr.. Byrd: a bill! 70 amend and
.re-enact section N OF chapter ". OF
oct concerning CORPORATIONS. which
,becameta law OH May 81, 1903.
BY Mr.. Stephenson, of Bath; A bill
TO provide. that the books OF entry
of the State shall be kept i'm the fire.
proof vaults of the clerks Office.
by Mr.. Lion: a bill to amend and
.re-enaet section a05a Of the Code Of
Virginia.
ge,enact section s5lS Of the Code Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

E~gg1eston, e42; B. o. Jones. 2; o. 3.
James, Il; ]. G. Hankins. 8: j. b. Rob-
.inson, i; 3. D. James. 1; Carlton Nc
Carthy, i; z. o. James, 2; w. w. Sale,
2; A. W. Hartman. Jr, 1; b. r. James.
i; j. Q. James. II B. D. Harris. 4;
Owens. 1.
For state Treasurer-A. w Har-
man. Jr.. s71,46o; Joseph L. Crupper.
1861; B. w. Harris, 1855; b. O.
James. s.
At the conclusion OF each state
ment as to the total vote, Speaker
Byrd formally announced the name OF
the successful candidate.
The counting vas done by Clerk
Williams. with the assistance OF an
adding machine, under the direction
OF a committee composed Of Senator
Ward. OF Frederick. and Delegate Var
rcll, Of G%reenesville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

calm protest against the failure to in
clude q Republican member on the FL
nance Committee, which he declared to
be n most important ono just at this
time. The Senate Republicans repre-
sent thirteen counties, and those coun.
ties, he thought. should have some
voice in the vital questions brought be-
fore the Finance Committee.
Interrupted by Call.
Just as Senator Noel too his seat
Delegate Jennings brought a message
from the House relative to a. Joint
resolution passed by it in reference
to a Joint session at 12:30s to canvass
the votes in the recent election. Sell
ator Halsey, of Lynchburg, moved con-
%currence. which was adopted.
Returning to the subject of commit
tee appointments. Senator Gravatt, OF
Caroline. said that at the caucus he
had taken the position that it would
be appropriate to have a Republican
member on the Finance Committee,
but that since the caucus had ruled
otherwise, he bowed to the Will OF
the Democratic party.
Senator Halsey, OF L%ynchburg, had
just taken the floor to reply' to Sena-
tor Noel, when the President stated
that the time had arrived when tho
chair must be vacated and the Senate
meet tho House in joint session. He
announced that President Pro, TEN.
Echols would lead the procession Ia
the hall of the House of Delegates.
After the canvass of the vote 81: had
concluded at 6:46No'clock, thes: Senate
reconvened.. a Srjoint resolution. call
Ing for the selactionsof a. United States
Senator atsnoon on Tuesday, January
20, with 4the>H.rules governing such
election, was concurred In.
I. Stood ny Announcted.
AZ. senator tlalsey, of Lynchburg, TAX
up the protest Of the minority, said
mat because q mani Isl a Republican Is
reason why he should he on the
hlnaTce8 Committee. There arc many
lhlnss toab es taken into consideration.
ana AnS4 the steering. committee had dis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
House Bills
The following House bills We're pre-
and referred under rule 80:

The followinp House bills We're pres
sented and referred under rule 81:
To Committee ON Finance.
BY Mr.. Bell: A8bill to make an APP
preparation to provide for the erec-
tlon Of q monument to Patrick Henry.
BY Mr.. Stephenson. of Bath: A bill
extending time for collecting taxes
accounted for by the city and county
~treasurcrs, and mot returned delin-
1qucnt.
BY Mr.. Moncuro. OF Alexandria: a
bill TO regulate the compensation OF
commissioners Of the revenue other
By Mi. Clement; A bill 10 amend
and re-enact section 446 of the Code
as heretofore amended In reference to
the Compensation OF land assessors.
BY Mr.. Stebbens: a bill#to estab-
lisll StateaRonrd tof3 Accountanoy,' ana
preserlbe Its duties and powers; to
prlyides for the granting OF certificates
to aarountants who qualify under pros
visions offthis act, and to provide a
penalty log, Violation of. this act,
ny NJ, Bell: bill TO amend and
reTenaet classes A, b. G and ID under
.ofAthe&gGode OF Virginia. re-
by Mr'sballi a hilLstasequalizes and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

1J1@ IOldlSE Z. /. (. ..... $3.50 U,loU #t4V,S01
a curious fact developed in the re.
turns, and that was that the counties
of Buchanan and Gloucester failed to
make any report as to the vote for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS Buchanan
is Republican and Gloucester Demo-
cratic. had this vote been reported,
MIR. Ellyson's majority would have.
been only slightly increased. but tho
result Is that the total vote for boil,
Mr.. Ellyson and Mr.. Lincoln is smaller
by about a thousand each than It
should appear.
Majorlties of Candidates.
Mr.. Ellyson's majority was 1921;
Judge @Williams's, $500; Colonel
James's, e9.934, and Treasurer Har-
mans. 34,7s9.
Many scattering votes were cast in
theSrace for Secretary OF the Common.
wealth, because OF the confusion result
lns, fromNthe death OF y. c. Eggleston
and tho substitution by pencil or stamp
of the name OF Colonel James.
Tho totals as announced by CLERK
Williams al the conclusion Of the long
md tedious session e as follows:
For Gov ernor-J Judge William
lodges Mann, 70,760; William p. Kent,
t0,357; "A. II, bennett. 5T4; Henry q.
Stuart, 4; w. Church Lewis, l; Charles
Mel. Tunstall, /.
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Taylor
Ellyson, 72.O72;A "A, n. Lincoln, SO, 1851; II,
T.6Good, 1.242iBao. James, a; David a.
lyon, 4.
For acknowledgements sarpuks2 w,
Williams. 1896; George "A. Revercomb,
3s.6s6; "a, w. Harris, 4.
For Secretary OF the Commonwealth
~. p. j lanes, 65,oa9a John sFl. Locke,
1885; ~, ~ Hagrisons. s,,abQ; y. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
MANN ELECTEDBY
TH|RTY THOUSAND
General Assembly Declares Off
cial Result Of Vote Cast
in November.
FEW CO UNTlEs FOR KENT
Other Democratic Nominees Poll
ed Larger Vote Than Head
Man on Ticket.
FEW co UNTlEs FOR KENT

MN Z, H EtlE. -HraNE H-ZJfH9 IEE-NE
In a Joint session lasting five tours
yesterday, the two houses of the Gem
eral Assembly canvassed the returns
from the cities and counties in the
November, election for the Offices OF
Governor, Lieutenant-G Governor. Attor-
ncy-General, Secretary OF the Com
monwealth and State Al Treasurer.
Speaker Byrd acted as Chairman OF
the Joint Assembly. being relieved at
times by Senator Edward Echols,
President pro TEN. OF the Senate.
The total number OF votes cast for
Judge William Hodges Mann was
found to be 7o,76o. while william Z.
Kent polled 40,357. Judge Mann's
plurality over Mr.. Kent was 30,403.
This was a smaller majority by sew
eral thousand than that OF the other
Democratic nominees.
Vote for Governor
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port of the committee was adopted, tho.
minority maintain absolute silence.
senator Sale reported a resolution
from the Democratic caucus providing
for the election of clerk, sergeant-at-
arms and 2doorkeeper every four years,
instead of two. as at present is the
case. This amendment to the rules was
adopted.
Senator Sale moved that clause s.
section ., of the rules of the Senate
be altered 50 that one additional Nom.
'br might be added to the Committee
on Finance. The motion prevailed.
Nineteen bills were introduced, and
after a proposition to adjourn over
until Tuesday noon was lost, Senator
Elan, of Brunswick, moved that the
Senate adjourn until noon to-day,
which was carried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

and upon motion OF Senator Hartman,
|of Richmond city. the resolution was
adopted with unanim!ty. and the con-
currence OF the Senate was reported
to the House by Senator Harman.
Senator Halsoy, OF Lynchburg, pre-.
sented the committee appointments
proposed by the Democratic caucus,
and Senator Holt, of Newport News,
moved that the report be adopted.
Senator Noel, OF Lee, moved that the
committees be taken up separately and
voted on He entered q dignined and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

charged Its task with much %delibera-
tion. The Republicans have been as
signed to other important committed.
He felt that there was no question Of
reciprocity, for tho treatment OF DEM
ocratio members OF the national Con-
gress in their exclusion from the floor
here.
senator Thornton, Of Fairfax, called
for the pending question, and the re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15

to this end to create a state Tax Com
mission. to prescribe It's Jurisdiction
and dutte5 to fix Its compensation.
BY Mr.. Bell: A bill to amend and re-
enact sections I, q and Z Of an act to
raise revenue for the support of the
government and public free schools.
Committee ON Schools and Colleges.
BY Mr.. Brown: a bill to amend and
re-enact an c circulating to school cen-
sus.
BY MI. Bell: A bill to provide for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
WORK OF THE SENATE

Rules Amended SO Fns to Add One Menl-Y
her to Finance Committee.
HI When the Senate convened at the
usual hour the first matter laid before
1t was q Joint resolution from the
House calling forgSthe preservation OF
the John Marshall home. In Rlchmond.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
MAKE PLACE
FOR REPUBLICAN

CONTINUED From Page one-column II
idea OF this is that the Lafayette bust,
by the same sculptor AS the famous
Washington statue, should properly
be placed with the likeness OF the
Father OF His Country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-15
Privileges and Elections

5s5 Of chapter 25 of the Code OF vir-
GINA, and as previously amended by
Privileges and Elections.
BY Mr.. Lion: A bill to amend and
.re-enact section IS Of the Code of
Virginia.
BY Mr.. Clarke: A bill to amend sec.
ton e2 OF the Code of Virginia, in re-
lation to the election OF State. county
and district officers. and of filling the
same.
Committee IN Public Property.
By Mr.. Jennings: a resolution pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Mother. Child md stnte
From Everybody's Magazine.

However" said Mary going farther into the future, the process isn't com plete. Freedom is not yet completely acquired. Children! We want theml Yet how often they tie us to unions which have come to be unholy, vile, full of all uncleanness. Women will never be completely free till, besides being able to earn their bread when they are not bearing children, they are relieved of dependence on the individual char acter of another human person while they are. MT. H. G. Wells is clearly right about 1t. When women bear children they perform a service to the state. Children are important to the state. They are it's future life. To leave them to the eccentricities of the economic fate of the father Is ridicu- lous. The woman who Is bringing up children should receive from the state the equivalent of her service in a regu- lar income. Then, and then only, in the union of man and woman, will love and money reach their right relationship love necessity, money welcome romance
 Its remote, very remote" said Mary. And we can't dream 1t out in detail But when it comes it won't come out of personal sentiment. It will come because of being demanded by the eco homie welfare of the community. It will come because 1t is the best way to get serviceable children for the state. It will come because. after all. it Is the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
An Irish King of Portugal

An Irishman was once king of Portu- gal. or at least he once ruled in the kings stead over that country. In Mo- vembcr, 164o, there was a revolution in Portugal, brought about by the tyranni- cal exactions of Miguel Vasconcellos, the secretary of state. The hated minister was shot and the vice queen, Margaret of Savoy, abdicated The crown was of fered to the Duke of Braganza, who was living at Villavicosia. Meanwhile, until the duke should accept the crown, the people of Lisbon elected a popular and influential Irish merchant named John Darcy who resided In the city, as their nominal king. Darcy accepted the honor conferred upon him and bore the title oi King of Portugal from December l to December 6, 1640.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
or Maybe Get the Hookworm

From Everybodys Magazine,
 He was a New Yorker visiting in a South Carolina village and he sauntered up to native sitting in front of the gen. eral store, and began a conversation.
 Have you heard about the new man. ner in which the planters are going to pick their cotton this season?" he in quired.
 Don't believe I have" answered the other.
 well, they have decided to import a lot of monkeys to do the picking" re- joined the New Yorker. Monkeys learn readily They are thorough workers and obviously they will save their employers . small fortune otherwise expended in wages
 ''Yes," calculated the native. land about the time this monkey brigade is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Buy Floor Coverings Now They're Cheap Thousands of Dollars Worth of Rugs, Etc., Sacrificed

Tomorrow we inaugurate our Annual Oc1 erings, Rugs, Draperies, Curtains, Etc., al such bargains as will be given has never been tire South. Our buyer for these departments h trip to the big manufacturing centers, where tn he was successful in closing a deal in which
 stocks on hand of some of these mills. It was Cash works wonders in price making. We ON