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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-24


The Fire Department turnout was very
handsome. The Hook and Ladder No. /
with engines Nos. l, 2 3 and 4, and reserve
engine No. D, with their hose carts. made a
fine display. In the rear of the engines was
a miniature house, about 6x12 feet. on
wheels Inside the house was real fire
and amid the dense smoke begrimed frenen
could be seen at the windows fighting the
flames with chemical fire extnguishers and
hose, while on the roof were firemen plying
their axes vigorously to break into the attic
from which the smoke issued between rafter
and shingle. To add to the reality of the
picture the float took fire twice and few knew
when the interlaced rings of steam and
smoke began to issue from the No. fire en-
CINE, and the huge lungs of the steamer be
gan TO breathe hoarsely, and the animals
which drew it became restless that 1t was
not down on the programme. The firemen
believed fire had broken out in the city
and il was but the work of a second to touch
the torch 10 the light kindlng and be- read v
20 leave the line at the first tap Of the great
bell in the tower. Tho boys were ready
and if they had been called out Of the pro
cession the engine would have gone deckel
with roses placed there by the hands of those
who love her for the friends She has made
The miniature house on wheels was an orig
inal design, and the gallant boys Of the fire
brigade bod an eye on that prize. Chief Of
Inc flre department AdOlph Fernando
and his assistant, George M0uro, rode at the
head Of tho department
oucKENHEnlER's BUILDING.
Following tho Second Artillery band
came the ioat of 5. Guckcnlcuner & Son
lhis wiz the first u the regular floats 10
line, aud was drawn by six handsome black
borses, pluned aud covered with beautiful
TAPESTRY, and each lec .ya jockey ia s0uaye
costume. The float, which ls "a N0rk " art
IA iihcif, was model VI the fine building
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OUR LOS ANGELES LETTER.

Our "Garden City" is enjoying u
fair degree of prosperity, although
this is the dull season of the year.
A number of hotels and lodging
houses are nearly completed, and
thousands of pleasure seekers and
invalids will come from the Eastern
States as soon as cold weather ap-
proaches. Their arrival this year,
however is not expected until after
the Presidential election, rs the
voters will not wish to lose their
ballots by being absent from home.
Meetings have been held in this
city by each of the political parties,
the friends of Harrison and Morton
rallying with great enthusiasm.
Among other improvements a
long line of cable railroad is in pro-
cess of construction, and the greater
portion of it will be in operation
about New Years. This will he 4
more popular mede of conveyance
than open horse cars, during the
rainy season, and the cable system
affords more rapid transportation.
We also have AN electric railway,
which is quite successful. The cars
run easily, with slight vibratory
thrill, but there is no danger of
magnetising valuable watches. Even
if this should occur in any instance,
it would be u matter of little conse-
quencc, as our jewelers. are now pro-
vided with dc-magnetising machines,
and the process costs but tritie.
Although Los Angeles is situated
a few miles inland, we have three
splendid beaches on the coast, and
hundreds of our citizens visit them
frequently during the warm weather
The average temperature at noon,
for the past two weeks, has been 80
degrees in the shade: and the high
est point, reached on one day only,
was o.. Al the beaches the aver
age temperature is 20.
The present permanent population
of Los Angeles is estimated at 49,
600, and new city directory has
been published. There are about
$500 Cinnamon, vino are generally
peaceahle and industrious. Preju-
dice against the Chinese is not SO
extreme as in San Francisco, and
two of our churcehs are zcalously
engaged in missionary labors among
! the heather population. Many OF
the Chinese have been quite sue
ccssful in trade, and some Of them
are seeking to acquire good Eng
lish education.
All of oar people have most
favorable impression of the lIa-
waiian Islands, and we should be
very glad to see an increase Of com
merciaI relations between the two
countries. Our physicians are gen
orally of the opinion that the tropi,
cal climate in your lovely Kingdom
will relieve many invalids who find
little improvement even under the
sunny skies of California.
A. b. w.
Los Angeles, Sept. 6.
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LETTER Ut THINKS.

SiR:-I have the houor 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt of certified
check on the Pacific Bank OF San
francisco for the sum OF Three
Thousand Dollars, (S3, 3,000.00) same
being for amount of insurance on
the life of the late Henry j. Hart.
| beg to thank the Pacific Mutual
Lite Ins. Co. of California, through
you their agent, for their prompt
ness in adjusting and paying this
claim. as the corrected proofs were
sent to San Francisco on the 2Sth of
August, and the check for the full
amount was received here on the
18th inst, i. e., by return mail.
TSigned A. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Executor Estate III. j. Hart.
Il. W. LAME,
Agt. Pacific Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of California.
Honolulu, Sept. 10, 1888.
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SUGAR..

The news in regard to sugar is
that raws remain at Gt cents. Re-
fined sugars have advanced until
granulated stood at x cents. 1t was
believed in San Francisco that the
American Refinery Company would
be very short of supplies before the
new crop from these islands would
he available.
The Watsonville Beet Factory
was to start work about the 18th
inst. Colonel Spreckels who had
just returned from the East when
the Australia left enteItains conf
dent expectation that this enterprise
will prove a success from the begin
ming. The beets that are beng
grown for him have been analysed,
and are found to contain higher
percentage of sugar than he had
ventured TO anticipate. Thus en-
couraged the Colonel is already
looking out for sites for other facto-
ries in California. There is every
probability that the production of
beet sugar will become one of the
leading industries of he State, since
it is confidently expected that after
paying a good profit both 10 farmer
and refiner this sugar can be placed
on the market in the refined state
for $50 per ton. For the present
year the estimated yield of beets
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eY AUrR0sifY.
TE N q SGsRg.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF JlEALrH,l
Honolulu, Sept Is, 1855.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF J}zALTH,l
Honolulu, sept, Is, 1888.
Sealed tenders will be received at
the Office OF the Board OF Health
until SATURDAY, September 2Sth,
1883, ut - o'clocl; noon, for the
transportation OF lepers and freight
from Honolulu to kalaupnpu, Island
OF Molokai, Service to begin on or
about November |, 1888, and to con-
tinuc for one year therctrom.
Tenders should pccity whether
the service will bc 10y sailing vessel
OF 10y steamer, uaming the vessel ;
also the fare ior each passenger; !;
charge per tom ot freight and per
1000 feet of lumber, or al alterna-
tive bid OF lump sum Ter month
for doing all the busincs@ OF the
Board, making one trip to Molokai
each week
The Board OF Health does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any bid.
Specifications and requirements
can be seen at the Office OF the
Board OF Health.
W. G. ASHLEY,
Secretary ol the Board ul Health.
30 mtf3t
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1883.
NEW PACIFIC STEAMERS.

MIR. G. w. Macfarlane has advis-
ed his firm, from San + apcisco, of
the sailing Of the new stt Il steamer
San Mateo from London ia Hong
kong for this port, consigned to G.
w. Macfarlane d Co. The San
Mateo is 2O00 tons register, and will
be placed under the Hawaiian flag
after arrival here. She will be fol-
lowed by three more powerful steam
ers of the same class all under the
Hawaiian flag, to be employed in
the Pacific trade, by the Pacific I'm
provement Co.
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iten the 2,60o nerss which hN sc
been planted to supply the Watson.
vile factory will be 20 tons per
acre. These so, 600 tons of hcets will
yield about G,0Oo tons of sugar,
The price Of beets to the factory is
81 per ton.
There had been heavy rains and
foods in Europe, doing extensive
damage to the beet crop there, and
q considerable shortage from the
normal production OF sugar is GER
tain.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

A II SUNG, doing business under the
~ firm name Of Yee Hop, in Ilooo,
lulu, made an assignment 10 Lyman
Bros. this l2ih day Of september All
creditor of the estate are requested TO
present ileir claims within 30 days, and
all indebted must make immediate set,
tlemcnt. LYMAN BROS,
Asslgnees of the Estate of All Sung.
Honolulu, Sept. II, 1888. 45 Iw
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On sentstpbst 9Th. at Leo p. N.

On September eth, at LEO p, IN.
a fire started on Main street, be-
tween Howard and Mission, San
Francisco, and before it could be
got under control some five hours
later nearly five blocks were con-
sumed. Several vessels had mar
row oscapc. The buildings burned
were nearly all of wood. The loss
is estimated Mt close on to S2,000,-
900 with scarcely any insurance.
The L, 5. revenue cutter Bear ar
rived in San Francisco, September
9th, with 100 whalers on board,
rescued from terrible disaster In
the Arctic, which resulted in the
loss of the whaling barks Fleetwing,
Captain Fl. NJ. Gifford Mary and
Susan, Capt. l.. c. Owen; Young
Phpnix, Captain NJ, V. B. Millard
and the schooners Jane Grey, Cap
tain w. II. Kelley, and Ino, Cap
tain n. Wagner. The vessels were
lost at Point Barrow during terri
BILE gale.
EAtl dJltllll was luuhC
9TH at st. Louis to rob the grave of
Hugh NJ. Brooks, alias Maxwell,
who was hanged for tue murder of
Preller Four men were discovered
Ivy the watchman digging in the
grave shortly after midnight, and
had already half accomplished their
task when they were frightened away.
The following day q woman who had
become infatuated with Maxwell
established a special guard at the
grave, paying for it from her own
purse.
\ fire broke out in the toy ware
house of Pricer & Co., South Sharp
street, Baltimore, Sept I'd. An
explosion of fireworks wrecked the
building, and seven firemen were
buried beneath mass of debris.
The total number of cases of yell
low fever, at Jacksonville, Fla, to
Sept. 10th, was G32; total number
of deaths, 78.
Mr.. Bowel, the Canadian Minis
ter of Customs. declares that the
retaliation policy proposed by Cleve-
land would greatly stimulate Cana
dian industries and is, in fact, just
what Canada wants.
The will of the late Charles
Crocker was filed August 29th in
San Francisco. The document, which
is quite voluminous, is dated May
=, 1887, and disposes of an estate
valued at S25, ,259, ,G37.60.
Berthold Greenbaum, ex-Consul
TO Samoa, has sued his former en-
ployers at Chicago, for $4,000 for
false arrest. They charged him
with embezzlement and lie was ac-
quilted.
The largest irrigation project in
the United States is on foot on the
Mexican and San Diego county
border.
British Columbia proposes to for
tify San Juan Island, in the straits
af Fuca.
Several men were injured by a
railroad collision near Lima, o..
Aug. 2Sth.
Thurman had arranged to address
Il mass meeting in New York but
. when he faced the audience he al
! most tainted, and was in the end
, obliged 10 retire. 1t is said that the
chances are that he will he dead be-
fore the campaign is over.
Seven persons were injured by an
accident on an electric street-road
at rittsburg, Aug. 29lh.
: There was little doubt that Con-
gress would adjourn without pass
ing any tariff bill whatever.
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ne AuSJTuIli DTDuSHI uaIcS w
September llth. Following is n
summary
AMERICA.
A Chinese restriction bill, provid-
ing for restriction in its broadest
sense, had been passed, This was
prepared by the Administration or
under its auspices, and was hurried
through Congress by the influence
of President Cleveland. The Os-
tensib cause Ct this was rumor
which reached Washington by cable
from England that the Emperor Of
China had refused to sign the new
treaty, but the Republicans declare
it to have been merely political
move to influence the elections. As
a matter of fact, however, the EN-
peror bad not signed the treaty up
to the date of the latest cable ad-
vices from Pellin, although he had
not positively decided not TO sign
IT, The question had been formally
postponed for further consideration.
This course has no doubt been in
duced by the demand of certain
British Colonies that England should
seek to make treaty with China on
the same lines.
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FOR SALE

A QUANTITY of secondhand Rope,
N all sizes suitable for hauling lines
and general running gear for steamers
or sahooners. Also, old Canvas Sails,
suitable for awnings or covering for
outside rcfreshmeni stands. Apply
CAL FRUIT MARKET,
40 3t King street.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Chinese Calen !ar monlir, Chi
Il nrse August 18th, the Ii av Ii moon
brit day, Chinrse il The void will
pray a. Ooulght all Chintmrn will pray
and fire cmcb erS from to . p. m, in
tn English month of SeYremhcr ls, So.
40 2t* KAN YUNG.
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DEEDS AT PURCHASERS EXPENSE.
WANTED

A MACHI ) + for Shr ling Colle".
~ A y nn" having una f"r sale or
able and Mi lag t m axe cue, plea" 'd-
dress tliS .liicc. IS f
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
"A agai st giving my ION, George
Alexander Rice any credit on my ac-
count after thi- dn'c
JOHN RICE.
Honolulu Sept II, 1858. As Btu
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MRS. M. B. CAMPBELL,
Dressmaking, 60. sc.

Has commenced the business of Dress
making, Cutting and Fiting, at her resi-
dence, No 70 Beretania street, opposite
the Hotel. The patronage OF the ladies
is respectfully solicited. S, 'afaction
guaranteed. scpt-d.lY
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Late Foreign News.
Per s. s. .4ustralio.

The Australia brought dates to
September llth. Following is Il
summary
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Mrs. Mccarthy

w OgLD like engagements to go out
" 'y the day to sew Inquire 1872
King street. 441w
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

DURING my absence from The King.
IL dom the Hon. w. f. Allen will
act for me under full power of attor.
ney in all private matters, and also in
all estates in which l am assignee or
agent. w. C. PARKE.
Honolulu, August 25, 1888. 292m
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So For the convenience of pur.
chasrrs, two thirds of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage at
per cent per annum.
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Two-Room Cottage

Nea,ly New, with Bathhouse, etc.
Premises arc at present occupied by
Nj. German, who has tho right to re.
main there till August 81, 1890
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LIeSE DE uAvRE.BoRDEAux a HAIu

Adem&s de las antiguas lineas recalarG nea.
sualmente 4 esta isla uno de los vaPores do
10 Compania en- solicitud de heteS.
PASAJES TRASATLANTICOs.
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PAsAJEs INTERCoLoNIALEs.

Los gastos de- permAnenoiA en- loo puA.cs dc ,rAs.
bOsdo Son por eutntA de los PasaIeTes.
cOxDlCI0HRs.
II valcr do Las mOnedAs exirAn!sEas SRA aiado
por Ia AHenciA, de nanera que II ConpAnia recioa
sismprs el moniante de lcs pasaiesy hcsea ea fran
COS, su equiyalfnte en- moneda Oouienic, a. tPc
que rjA en- Ia plaza al expedirios.
80. cONcEsIoNKs,
Rsts AKencia sxpide pasajes de ida vnei,a en-
los Wales sercconEaitG vAdos pcr tres mssos, ccA
an 10 pS dersbajA; sn los atrosailaaf'css, SAlaos
por un ano, con un 81 p-S de rebsiA
A toda iarnifA cuyo pssale cumpu;e 81 raon'Anie
do paeAies de cAmara, % Ia eonoedsiA naa fseAlA
USa mIsnha persona q tAra'liA 40 pasds ttaeF De-
rscho Ia yea las dos coneesones ansoA .saAiaaAa
Los ninos m nores de . amos iran grAsla Dc "a
amos pagaran Ia cuartA pArte de pA'ale; De 80 u
amos IL mitsd,s y do 10 tnnplidcs En- Adesanis 81
Gsfarkn pAsaje entero. Cuando ana sAnillA nsgs
varioA ninos memories de tres snes sole una "a gsa
tis, los dsmGs pagarAn IN euAEte de Pasa!a
PAsAJHs DE CRIADos.
Los prscios para los erAdo, soA aess.ao bs'Asss
HAVre, aerkn de frances toe.
FLETEs'
Los eonoeinitntos dc eArga dASsa teF psssra'A-
doc On Ia AgeneiA con 10 dsAidA AnysiaeAea % ~
mi.isndese iss que srAigaa sellea "a ngAs As aAA
Para tOdA elase dc !Aiornes dlnEtsss o. AgEa
principal
u E1 easlA etivs.
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LITOGRAFIA
A.LYNN, ,sUCEsORA DEMORIs.

Constituida nuevamente bajo mi solo nombre con
competente direction provista de titles material necesaro
un establecimiento de primer orden contando
ntegente personal ofezco al pdbico esta industrial pu
dicndo eiec1tar cuant cncargos hagan por dces
complcados que sean la seguridad de que deare
secnos todos los gustos lenas odas las exgencas.
Tanto Ia simple tarjeta artistico diploma e SEN
clio recbo comercsl los documentos bancarios ell
pequeo 6ete como la eegane marqua para abacos etc.
etc. gaantzo quedara satisfaction de los neresados
tan perecto los tabajos que hagan ell exrane
.
Muesraro de toda case dc trabaos que encargue
exhbira en- este establecimiento remra vueta de-
Correo quien 10 solicite
FORTALEZA "a.
rNrpnENTA DEF, ROT,ETTN
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LES eseAlas 3e Pse'l3 l4aeb Cars
pane no esskn lhcIsi4ss rh 81 lg.aesarsa
okCiAl, = pot 10 ,as,o Fesas s3gftsa.'ss- .
no 1r hAoon asckas ssecslas. IA }ssga a4As 8
Puerts-RAoe Nc aaiAe4qAsaa @ae 8 1gs dlas
1xMAA dc las AMTxAIAA.
vapor M. /. VlLlAVEROE,
CAPTAIN DON A. 0Akis1A.
A -
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AVISO.

Sc necesita comprar una casa
teriera con urgencia, que no tenga
tribute nj gravamen de ninguna
clase, situada en la Gale de San
Francisco, Fortslela, 8 San Justo.
Su yalor $4,000 4 $4,000. Para in.
formes, dirigirse d Don Venancio
Luina.
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Por ell nitimo rapor correo dc
a Peninsula, Sc han recibido en-
la Imprenta del BoLKrIN MRR.
cANTlL los SiguienteS Hbros:
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ksAa smTsNsa as 2Asasassmas ssssaasasasssasss
4ss kas sssssssa As = sssans xss ssaa a.
rasssa t. Am@a~~.S~ se y. hs s@ha sssa sa4
Assesa. sAuaaAa - a sssfs "a sgsaA rsssssss
- As 10 EsyHss Asfs - ysss ssssSsssss sss so
gasssss sasssa ssrsa Fssess h@~s sAa~sA@~
amh~~ss psee s~aas Pesos k~s.s&~
La a~f~sa - - Iasass'aAss s4s &ssa
~ ssas ES<Fss - Aasssxa .. -ssvNs ~
EsPs%as ssasa "a .saaasa@ss pare -
ssrysss, y 81 ssss vsAss pee - Gssss
fA@ Mass. Msy3s 1. ~ 'vssst Lee saaasy
Ssaasssa. Asa~s~s. - nss~~w.
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lRNlS I GINEAEZ.

acaban dc reCihir llantas
do hierrO para carrOS de
las siguientss dimenSio-
nes Ssx. 5. \, IL Sx.
-Sx.P.
Plgss dc hisrro para pi-
pas y pipotes de 2. l: d
3-4 P.
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ESTO' E Ell
"LlBRE. QIBIO."

coNrRC, TR1EU Y REAfEEEU
vesde aS.S0O f6sforos pct sS enva-
sados en- cajitas qus Gentlemen GRO
mos, s&tiras, epigramas J sembrAn.
sas picantes. DA 5000 f6aforoa
mas que cualquiera otsa marca pos
q mismo precio. Ma gangA< -
gGn la importanciA del pedido, hA
% descuentoa hberales.
lBorinquehos, probadloa J %
Oonvoncereis de que loo f6Mforos dc
CONTEU, TRIRU 7 REMESEU
son los mejores , mGA basA,os.
Dog tambi6n blllctea dc 10 To-
toria de Puerto Rico ( cAmblo do
eaietillas vacias de La LRoTTIn.
DAD. Aaa4
Dep6Sito: ForsaleEa II.
yosA sMA1Ar.
ka~.s asss.
BE sollcitan eorrcsponsAlSa.
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De venta en- la Farmacia de F. Guilermety.
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ARMAS Y GiMEI4Ez,
CRUZ 13

Vendeu: llantas, alsmbre. cnnslp
umbreras, renaches, metal y cobr'
IN plancbas, hanos y sem cupios d
zinc. l43
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EOCIOEES DE GEOTEfHA
F1a
}. GaKgsTo eLLga0 7 elRH0EA

Ooxa 4cxAAsA..s &c Gexfo para
~ euss~s-As esr sssa psortacia por
EAexsu4s SO 4 &c Jassn - lss4.
Ia .a<~o s= & suz dos axHsnAs
- sna&.xs r.er@ pa. s7 "A In.
s~msa 6rs nzry1H-
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7 GINIENEZ
i5.-CRUZ-t3

vsaisa muy baratos loo Arti-
xalos stsassnsns;
IiarFas. naEroaes, maeetaA pi-
ea-, aaparsccs. aradas, palAs y
xassEo ca neEramnsas puedA
=eess4sasse para tanlnos J can
ssFaa. vesdca Cemento Por.
ssasA. sapetioE. CO harriles do $50
y isQA. 80
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- R " E ~ ID K1
una ertancia buens y & precio m6dico,
muy proxima d 10 poblaci6n de Rio pie
drss.
InformarAn, calle de 10 Cruz ndm.
81, Puerto Rico. IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
CHAPTER VIII.
nATWA Ig AEEESKD.

'"The impi formed up. Alas an hour BE-
fore II had been stronger by third than It
VAS now Then s:slS detached two hundred
rlen 20 collect and attend 20 the in fured ard
at my suggestion issued = stringent order
that none of tire ensny's wounded. and above
All no woiaon aud children. we're to bc killed,
ss r. the savage custom among African ma
tves On tia contrary. they were 10 os al
l0Ved % send word 70 sheir women that they
mignt come ia % nurse them, and fser notb-
Ing for n sla msds wsr upon Wam5s ths
tvrsnt. and not on the Matuku tribe Then
w started rila Soma four hundred men for
tho chief-s krsal Ne~y soon 10 vsre there.
II ves. as 7 have said placed against tire
mountain side bnt within the fortified lines
and di uos cover more than an acre and
hslf ~ ground altogether Outside "a
rd~ reed fence. wltAia which. realty ar
rsr-r3 in = seEnicircular lire, stood ths huts
Of ;ac chiefs pal wives Msi~s -
course kr-~ every inch - the kraai fer she
bad i~ad in it. sai al Is straight 70 toe
er-an-- We pssn-d through the gateway
Not q scuf was % - soen. There were ~
hrtz arr tarr- -as n. cIesr o0~n srs-a.
Scored ~ifh ~uncr-<e - lirae. on rhics ths
sln oees feToe.y hsIt nobody could ve Sc or
b-ar
The issksI has gone - ssrfh ssid
Nsi~a 'Ee u1A - IN tse cave hesind his
hef. ard sie Votnsed vita hsr Sp~ar towards
errsh@r rnaIl ana seu1ic1Tcular enclosure
over vkieh q large hu- wss visible sAst nd
ere r isself for hack Treund sssrri ~
tbs f,rce - e4e5rEr. 4 vas true' it vas
entirely r-,ss of rus<s - ivory rlanrea IN
the -rrslra - ~ thssr roin.s benS ~ oTYf-
ward The srlsli ~ ousS thevzh rore ~ar-
sr-alL usra rsacsd n@srsst - tbe c1T oa
e.her s.te. bst tnsT vrsd1sIiv inc--ssoi IN
=izs tfl th~v erslrrisst~d ~ rwo -narFr1slS
tusrz. vhtcs 80 - 3, tsst tnesr Doisss rset
s-eressisz n - E>ar~ - 81 inverted '.
f0rrag ths --Ts~.v - th- bu% I vas
6t- f-nrded wl1h Selixst srd. i.8-sd.
vncrs "a - -ierssrt hzrssr ~ho ~eai6 rcs
- II - ru1Sen4v So -. -r sw,dr-s
s=,l trsss st - N re~ srd o>ly ~sf--
i-g f7r su ~ -. t>s-- s~sFf % e~w~s
she s-lT was wat s kno~n a sl-cx s~,rv
sass s.. the exterior - 80 sssss- hsd -~czws
ksoT f~-n T-srs - p~-rnsrs -~-tu-z-~ -
sTncss~a n -s-6 ,zt vss7c~r Hut I ~ss
css-zsn tsst 6 voais - rcr- shs ~-~~ foT
tsss Frr-t~r sse 1.-xrr - - -->>->ss
inr sr y Pan ln rav eVrlFrr~erf rs<r>
srrE sse caea spa.s. ard. 6rzwiox ny
ss.sa srste5 VEcrnuslT - 80 81 tss
1sst -lsts e, see hcr ssrg - 6zl1aEe Szs
- { tsraA- s. ~es rrfAs-x sae-e herezih
tsr ssaek e,-e-frz g'essze5 tre psrs ws5As
i-erv -ef8 seve csTe~ed - fcy fsT
fsar sEs ! ~ ~erv -s---e-rxrT at sraz't.
~esz sads1s~lr >>~r< - fss~s s~s>>< I.