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Indiana People Looking at the Cotton
States Exposition.


The Mid-coUtiu,ut centennial vlll he held
ia the year 1906 10 is now germiuatiug.
81 Is meant % celebrate the political indie
p.ultucp OF Indiana THE enterprise was
conceived n the Commercial Cigh of Iu-
uiaulp0bs, where the centennial is TO be
acid.
Monday b large delegation fr up the
Commercial CIub. ur1uIueul mon from
e.eis session u. lteir s....e. aHi .ao I.reei-
don't .ar tl. .Nru-ItlUu commit. -.ua. .tpuutIt-
"a SOME weeks ago hy Governor tilt-
u.rs. NisIici ttr Atlanta tArHa tl.a
for tile purpose q. learning lasi now
erea fair IS op. rated and studying lne s.i-
uauon with sic" ot mi@la- report 20
regard is tuelr prospective enterprise
TF. Indiana delegation arrived iu At
Ianta Saturday on d special train made
~ - Pullman palace cars IHey came
Tor zine double purpose ot sr,ius Atlanta
ana studying the exposition. Some ~
th. most prominent meu spent @t,'Nd4
afternoon ~ tne grounds aud wcpt INTO the
,,....i.. .,o,.r. 81 tba show
The enterprise contemplated in iHoi'iA-
IS iuet now Zoo it's infancy. % haF rot
t., g.rrittt,. determined as to whether
= shan Do hold. and tho report of the com-
,.,i..i.r NAV ls greatly influenced uy tine
Atlanta tria
Mr. William Fortune, vice president %
th. CONNER, jan club. was one q. tie c1lel
PROMOTERS 81 the idea Of haNius tae oenten-
niaI Since bis arrival bon Atlanta DE- "@s
been busy at hi- work If examination
eve are wonderfully Impressed win ihe
exposition hcr-." Doe said. None 81 Us
had amy idea that 10 was an ~. air 81 snoh
marn9uIe. ANe came prepared 20 see
something lar-e. but We were a-i'1".''
gfs4rpoiutea NEe know now That the mi4-
continental exposition or centennial rather.
i. IL ever matoriau4r-. which of course y
viii. must 81 lmethiu- of = f.-o''
breaker. it wll have to 10 '.' i--
position ever given ON American '.i.
viii 81 the climax of t"e century.
-rhere are many thia-s a."a' -.e =.
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LoCIsIANAs DAY
The State Wrs Ably Represented o0d
illustrated at the Fair.

fr,,, tba lard o.
-..,.s.g into tne
and tIl.i suaito +
.. ...-. 1..Ig Is honor
......t.....t. 81 Lou
....r...Er O'Clock tv
..rr....r, ot the
.tr from the
.s,-..-..-,- f.r comma
i.. s-.r, ....r hotels H.
......q f.n Grounds.
.. 49,. .s..I.tarftfrl ANA
,... 5.f t...n reserved
t....- ,,.... .,-.. ,,,,efsd
M. ....,. ....f.,..-..,i
y. So. ..-...-.u.-r.. Mas detained Il l9me
- account 81 unforeseen business that de-
r..eH.s SIS attention just before the par
r.r III f.. ar.e uf the governor
i..f...f zr If PARKER ar tIe state commits
.. -s master 81 e.remouiee
.,..r.f Foster announced talt the gov
.-..- 1....t intended e.m.us. l4l was ltuiel
-l+ .T....r .e + aa- necessary Tor
f.-.. ... -. "a. his post
.I. matter i, rne sc sincere regret
tf.t Governor Poster S rot with us today
ana cannot r..r...i..ta tn tHe eN.gclses.
kaag. 81 4 anna t.l. would have liNen
ann ...l..r. -....-Ilr.-
~. -f. .f.r#.r.t. t,..rs seated tue roV-
e-...-4 ..an. officers ~ tu. st.te un,ter-
s.rs cadets. Iaf.., I'd. t... comm. e-ton gulo-
nd p.r..r. Colonel a. "a ti.Guuis. Prcal-
c.at ,..lrr ara d.st.rsu. -l.l guests of the
u..Ir fram tse Pelican Static.
In. auditorium Was Titled 80 the hour for
rH. l..f.rfus Of tH- exercises. ON tine
f.ft were seated tha Louisiana state uni-
t.f.its fal,ts. nearly tus hundred strong.
v..l ta.n was tr,.r hanl oI iEt.su
r...se. Vre exercises were begun with
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ACHECK FOR YBABY
HoK Infants are Tagged and Kept at
The Exposition.
A GLIMPSE AT THE NURSERY
Noble Work Of Hrs. Nellie Peters
Black In Arranging for the Com
fort Of the Mother.

Though column after column may have
f,ren written about the wOman's building,
its beauty as a whole. or the beauty IN
exhibits. every day develops some new
a-I interesting features, and already the
good elects Of the enterprise seem mani
Fest
~ all the departments a. tho building
there are none that have been 81 more
r-leiicaI benefit and use 10 the pun'ic
Cham tine hospital and nursery that Las
ts- ulzee in tEe has ment
rr needs no notice outside N announce
Gus object no snirler ~ dramatic tlnquence
u .xrl1in tlle Interests 81 the interior
Tr,eec,i araiust tne pane Watching 1ie
Fruurhss un the Lake W spying now ana
vher tine japanese iusriers. were chubby.
fq- baby faces. little tow heads. those -
brow r-H yellow ctlris ar1 intant1e haia
heads. vhIfe sounds from beyond the WIN
d1v= Within tell the story e. the haoy
Kingdom
4. r-- sound dreadful a. rrothe-s Who
can f--sa tre-r babies at home while th'N
e-. #re exposition fr bear that Tor =
.---F- babies cam - checked anu sl--i
f-- f1 Tire nursery dfTartuian t- iiit Il Il z
frE-rt rs mothers 7Ehp can nos i'tN' iutiF
rr-rHr-- u-tH -r-rfHrEs rr arnt.ea ~
horne. Us ~r.i trr- taerr IS q place - Safe
% vaare trr .s-ri- ai.e7.n-s of the family
.-- 81. ..l.E. rstlllIft f.si and rocked -
eF.ar v-fa mamma afsFslree the ioAe-
r--fr e-z Sc tra liberal arts. mis- her
r-5err. s- fa- wltt eaulnirs ~ Noi-n.E
rsr1 r..E1as ari @aucrs. or holds un her
r--rs il f.--.- after having ser1 lh.arnn
lnn at 90. sunday hoci dance 81 the
et- rf Falr-
eu.r.rt irst ESQ rrrst festfii0'fs
r..r#..rrr -rt.lH rrrr.r. Pass taru rrfE ".i.
.E tH- e--f1e< ar7 t...e ..= w'th tr'r
..aa-e ..et--=e tef. Ie al..e ly uHtH"r-y
r.a ...ls e.. aA aprons.
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Tho largest whee'men's demonstration
that has ever occurred in the south, u
NOT in the entire country. viii be that OF
November goth. upon which cav there
viii DE a parade. races ana at night a
banquet given by Mr.. Il. Z. Coleman
The races win be the best that have
ever been seen in the south. The track,
which is very nearly completed, viii be
q half-m'ie oval, and is I'm the center az
the great natural plaza at the exposition
grounds IndCr the directions OF MT.
Grant wilkins the work has been vigorous
" pushed and the track VIII De ihe best
in The country. IL is finely banked at the
turns has a solid bed and tor dressing
Of clay and gravel, which has bCen rolled
nntu IL is as snooth hlILIlrl tahle.
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COMING 1000 STRONG.
South Carolinians Count on Making
Great Display in Atlanta.


Columbia, :. g, November l9-lSpeclal)
Governor Evans has chartered three trains
10 take the constitutional convention
their friends. state militia and superlnten-
dents Of three of the colleges Of the state
to the Atlanta exposition for Souih 1aIo-
lima day It is probable that nearly 4'oV
South Carolniaus viii visit Atlanta on
that day. Thursday. the &th' IhhnAssiF-
ing day.
1--WE cadets Of the State Military Acad-
envy. lse strong. the cadets of the Clemson
Agricultural college, so strong, the Young
ladies' Of the State Woman coheSe' Sv
strong. viii be members Of the party. The
members OF tho constitutional convention
ana their friends. about 80. viii make up
another party. Then viii come the miiie'a
under the command OF AdJutant anu IN
sfertar General Watts. 10 is probable th'lt
E.l or 60 OF these volunteer troops VIII
so. but the exact number cannot YET ns
given as a number OF companies nave hot
Vet decided Finally there viii be proba-
bly more than 1900 civilians VINO VIII 20 20
s,rrn the crowd and endcavor TO make
S,uth Carolina day the granuest one Of
tina whole exposition
Tin. Governor and his party VIII 20 over
ina Southern railway. leaving 1olhhihi1
al e as M. on the 18th. ana arriving IA
At14nta al ; p. m- They Viii - VIA SENECA
y.n.~a th.v will lie Joined hy the Young
cadets of Clemson.
n Is understood that the seabo FIR
rire v-iU uut On Is very low rate ior tA'at
dav ana hundreds of south oarohh'ahs
v4l - ly thai !uc also.
s-1r.rli-sion.r Eoache. of South Carolina,
Id tle exposition. has been charged Win
masking arrangement. for the disposition
~ tlo whole south Caroline eo"tnSent-
The 3, hole state is becoming enthusiastic
,..r Tho matter and there are daily aaai-
Mons 10 tuo-o who intend visiting the
great southern exposition
The Day Of Days.
A.i4rta JAY. s. ~ irwan day. south
ta~.i.r. uag. Thanksgiving da}-NoFeln-
f.r., tho most oy,aiful occasion OF Tie
exposition.
ra. rsaGs running from South Carolina
..r.. -...lr.l.s ana I'll rhc extra cars p1Ssl'i--
r-r. 5.a.t conservative estimate puts the
..r...-.i tlIat Ni8 come from that state on thc
..rH N laHa lt IS strongly probable that
more taan that number VIII bee here.
"wednesday General John Gary Watts Ee-
t,.rn.s F1-s. For tbr,c days he has been
IS Atlanta arrauslns Tor t-a aae'ii'iio
-sHr OF tte troops that VIII be here on re"ih
tr.-....rs.t drv Three hrii-tnes viii ht
i-.-.t over These VIII make the biggest
military ra-ad. put cn in Atlanta Nei- AL
- -te ..uluaui.- Goo THESE brlEaJ's nave
f..rr ordered ou- AN members CT 'hs7'
commands HaF. sieuiH.d their intention "i
coming Tle daE from tle point 81 ~i-
Tendance Ir,m south Carolina wiz be
ffrr-l lg. h-
ts. ere.en 81 Ben Tuu4an. Senator lii'-
f..ar Is now preparing au oraa"n 20 a if'
r.-.. ana v.lu spring lt iu tnt auditorium
a.sr Tuesday. Die wui Dee followed % 1eF-
Al # tse d.sn.,artes ~ the state win Pc
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people in undertaking to do what they
have done. They have put their city before
the eyes of the world more conspicuouSly
than any other city in the country at this
time. They have, according to the size of
their city, done more than the people of
any other country. The public spirit of
Atlanta is entitled to first rank in the list
Of Americas great cities"
Alabamians Waking Up.
The members Of the Alabama commission
are not pleased with the attendance from
that state nor are they pleased with the
attitude of the vast majority of the people
Of Alabama with regard 10 the exposition.
The members Of the commission were
here yesterday. They are preparing TO
have special excursion from all parts
of that state.
President Anderson, Of Birmingham,
said in regard to the matter
"rhe Alabama building is receiving
very liberal share of the visitors to the
grounds The register there shows people
from all parts of the country, and IN con-
siderable numbers, though the larger rart
do not register. 1t is passing strange 10
see why more Alabamians do not visit the
exposition. They can do so easier IMAM
those who travel long distances to see 1t,
and ] am greatly astOnished over thelr
seeming indifference to it. The Alabama
exhibit is a most crcditable one, indeed.
IT represents in a very falr degree me
wonderful resources Of Alabama, and every
citizen of the state who can possibly 90
so should see it,"
EIeryland's Democratic Editors.
Tho Maryland democratic editors, nearly
hair a hundred strong, reached the city
Tuesday morning and are at the Oriental.
The members Of the party viii remain m
the city four days or more and then may
return by way OF Nashville.
Tho association has no business OF a
routine nature to dispose OF and the delcga-
ton is ia the care of MIR i. W. Sasscer,
who is acting president.
Tuesday was spent at the exposition
grounds by the entire party and every
member enjoyed tho scenes NJ the grounds.
They were extremely pleased at the large
number Of people on the grounds as Wen
us tho exposition.
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NOT ALL TO BLAME
Ex-HiniStor Thompson Says the Arme-
mans Are Partly Responsible.
He TRACES THE TROUBLE
II Is His Opinion That the European
Powers viii Not Depose the Sui
tan and Divide the Country.


Ex-Governor H. =. Thompson, OF luaIo'
who was United States minister 10 AuI-
key under the Harrison administration Is
at the Eimbau house.
lie Is nov citizen Of Denver ana W.
chairman Cf the bmetaiiic convent oA
held at salt Lake City last MAY -.
Mr. THOMPSON talks interestingly 49,
the situation among the Turks ahc q
mpuiaus at present Speaking a'onE 'iii'
line he said to Constitution reporter 80
tardav:
"Ihe Armenans OF Turkey are tho ue-
scendants of the o'd Seneue i't-e '''-1 -,
Der about 100000. They nave 'An.
wealthy and able mea amous lh'i"' "u1
these meu have generally peea eui-A'1d
SIN Europe and are engaged IN tIa+9 -
banker. teachers. etc. TIE arm" .''''.-'
are hcrlsrlcu and small farmers @''' go
IA the majority in some Of the I.oE -
in eastern Asiat-c TURKEY alc31 '.'e
SIAN frontier and extending north 70 Rus
sian territory.
There were a large number or e',se -
pie in tile country ced- q 8 l'o77-A IL. no
key after the i3le "@t -t t..at
countries. but uey ~. ms
tihe' l'el.i -.-a ny, ts.,-s.a,, ,,agld com
sian deaPoD'shl- ,"e 49, r[r-1ftc r..-
pei them g aaePI Ne -,-..,,5 osr..i-.l,,y
h-ion, W"he tho - 49,, r,.iisi5l.s
aii9" u-eih 10 p'--''
~, ana. -,o,,,,+afrous districts Of eastern
ia ,''e ,...'',I,,r.- tr.bcs OF AIohaas
''N-s 49,. --b.,- are OF tine
r.... n n1r vt.d Indian tribes
49, ven, largely oil ta-sr
anu +t,fr.g raipnt,,rs-the Armyu-
.. vvi.i.n q most ably
-. '-.l,s ~ t6a sarins- OF 1s.5 one
=, t,.t. ,},iar 50 tn. ceudarma IL
~, ..-.-,-,-.. ~ sarls3ua and village Of
. a., r,oesc-sion of iuceuuiary
,le,afas which had been scattered hrodd-
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Sousa, the noted march writer and band
leader. gave his first concerts at the expo
sition Monday. The first was given
o'clock in the afternoon. lie, with the
fifty members OF his peerless band. also
gave another concert at O'Clock and one
at Z O'clock.
The programmes were excellent Around
the band stand on the exposition plaza
there were gathered more people when
Soust began his concert than have yet
gathered there to listen to the music made
by the famous bands Of the world The
concerts given hy GilmOre's band ard
led by Victor Herbert drew large crowds,
lint the crowd 10 hear SOusa band yes
terdav was much larger than any of these.
At the end OF every rendition the great
crowd chcered and the great band leader.
though vcry used TO such fattcrinE dem
onstrations from his audience, was pleas
ed The audience cheered loudly at the
conclusion of the concert.
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here. 1t is the day for the greatest foot
bali game of the year. 1t viii be day
fun of special features, and will close with
the greatest display of fireworks ever seen
in The gouth
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on tine Day q Thanks.
wCur child

4 large number of dis
eases 81 children under 10
ORE years of age could be
prevented ST only they had
more power TO resist dis
ease. You note the differ
encein children. Some have
nearly every ailment, even
with The best ot care while
others. far more exposed,
mass through childhood UNI
harmed. The first lack re-
s;-tive power. Weak chill
d~cn. pale children: thin
children. children who have
continuous colds IN the
winter and poor digestion
h the summer: children
who do not prosper need
q fat-producing food. alter
tivcs and tones.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
~ OF, win hypophos-
p-i-.s.i5 for them. The best
iat-producing food Is = lat
oran oil. the oncnost easily
digested IS cod-liver oil
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4 Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects Of syrup of rigs when in
need of a laxative. and if the father or
mother PC eosuFe cir bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use: so that
il IS the bcst family remedy known. and
every familv Should nave a bottle GA hand.
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May have Been Murdered.

New York. -<uve m.er 11.-CaNeit Vaux
the famous landscape architect. has been
missing from mis- sons house at Eenson-
hurst-hy-the-Sea since Monday aft rloon.
ana his description has n.eu sent 10 the
police on this city. Brooklyn and Jersey
CITY. Air. Narx IS sound ia ml-d tbougI5
rather weak physically. He is almost sew
Cuty years old. Since his health has been
Impaired he Has been living with his SON
q. BeHyer Nauv. at Twentieth avenue
n.ar L--- lE.nu-- L..u--.------
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Cholera in St Petersburg.

s. ] 6teisuurE. -yas,naer 1L-1he health
reports Of cholera in this city show thirty
three cases and nine deaths since Noyem-
Der 10th
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plant at San Francisco, with regular
officers OF the service in charge. Al
Grays Harbor, Wash, there Is sani-
tary inspector of the marine service,
and one also at Empire City, Or
Columbia river, which includes Port
land and Astoria, is in charge OF state
officers. acting under special instruc-
tions issued by the Marine Hospital
Service. At Eureka, Cal, there Is
regular sanitary inspector.
a special regulation has been issued
regarding the disinfection OF all bag
cage from all parts of the Orient, in
Gliding Hawaii. The United States
Consul at Yokohama has physician
to assist him in the inspection OF yes
sells. DR.. Wyman wrote to the chlet
quarantine officer of Canada to inquire
what had been done regarding the
protection of the northern frontier
from immigrants coming by way OF
british Columbia. He was informed
that the Canadian authorities had
been forestalled by the steamship
companies, who as long ago as July
refused to bring japanese Immigrants
because of the fear OF detention OF
their vessels.
The following reports have been re-
ceiyed at the SurgeOn-GeneraPs ONCE
OF the Marine Hospital Service: At
Osaka Hiago, Japan, for the two weeks
ending August 1st, there there were
1905 cases OF cholera and III deaths;
at Kobe-Hiogo, for the week ending
August 18th, there were 246 cases and
1913 deaths; at Rio de Janeiro, for the
week ending August 18th, there were
S deaths from yellow fever; at Vera
Cruz, for the week ending August
18th, there were IL deaths from yellow
fever
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financiers refuse TO take any part Of
the loan. Russian agents have gone
to Picking to negotiate for the estab=
lishment of Russo-Chinese bank in
that city.
William n. Hornblower Will be
named by President Cleveland for SUI
preme Court Justice TO fill vacancy
caused by the death of Justice Jack
son.
The Chinese Emperor has sanction
ed the immediate building of rail-
way from Shanghai, through Suchau
and Chinklang, to Marking, in order
to forstall the Japanese demands.
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Death of Dodge.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 1S.-The news of
the death of T.. l.. Dodge from cholera
in Honolulu came as a painful shock
to his mother and his sister, who re-
side at 1241 Sixth street, this city. A
large circle of friends also sincerely
regret his death. Dodge came here in
1887 from Mendoza, ILL.,, where he had
been the publisher of q newspaper.
His only brother still resides there.
Young Dodge served in various news
paper positions here until two years
ago, when he left with type, presses
and other material for Honolulu, and
became business manager Of the Star.
He was q Mason, Knight Templar and
amember of the Typographical Union.
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Gunboata After Chinese.

FooCHow, Sept. 16.-It having been
reported that the Chinese officials at
Kucheng had not pursued their in
quiry into the massacre of mission
aries on August lst with the zeal the
occasion demands, two foreign gum
boats are said to have been dispatched
up the river to stir the officials to
greater activity.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-No word
has been received at the State Depart
ment OF the cessation of the inquiry
now being conducted by the British
and American Com mission into the
Kucheng outrages, and the officials
are at a loss to understand how any
question as to the punishment of the
persons found guilty can have arisen
in advance Of the conclusion OF the in
Quiry.
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CHOLERA on BESsISGrOS.

Captain Pigman Reports One Death to
Admiral Beardsley.
WASHINGTON, September H.-Sec-
rotary Herbert has received a dispatch
from Admiral Beardsley, command
ing the Pacific station, stating that
the latter had received a report from
Captain Pigman of the United States
steamship Bennington, now at Homo
lulu, on the subject OF cholera on
board his ship.
Captain Pigman says that Appren-
tice Goebel died of the disease August
both, and that there was no other cases
on board up to September 4th, the
date OF writing. Secretary Herbert
Will issue orders on Monday in regard
TO the further movement of the infect
ed ship.
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ChoIera's Ravages in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 1s.-In
ust 18th and August oath, inclusive,
$40 cases of cholera were reported
and 2, I34 deaths resulted from the dis
ease. In the province of Podolia, from
the 21st to the 31st of August, 101
cases of cholera and IS deaths were re-
ported. In Tongiers the cholera is
spreading. There were eighteen
deaths today. The disease is also
working southwark into Africa. Cases
were reported from the village Of
.Tetuan this evening.
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Sealed Tenders

Will be received at the office of the Minis
ter of the Interior till - o'clock noon OF
SATURDAY, September 2sth, for the
construction of concrete floor on por-
ton of the New Fish Market
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Office of the Superintendent of
Public Works.
The Minister OF the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or
any bid. J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. September 25th, 1895.
4IO7-3t
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Rebellion in China.

HoNGKoNG, Sept. 1S.-It is reported
that a rebellion has broken out on the
border of the province OF FOkien. The
insurgents are said TO have occupied
the town of Heng-l eng, from which
the officials fled, leaving the people to
the mercy of the rebels. Detachments
of imperial troops are advancing to
give battle to the insurgents.
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4IO7-3t

A normal class under the special direc-
ton of qualified instructor, consisting
OF one years course, will be formed at
the time of the opening of the schools,
NEXT MONDAY, at the new Bishop
Building, Emma street. Tuition will
be free.
By order Of the Board Of Education
JOHN F. SCOTT,
4107-3t Secretary.
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WILLIAM
No..
would
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Wms for
had
to
M nk-padsw hic yous sent the
in
written n the Williams above.
Yours
WE1Ls&
For further particulars and investigation of the machine
call or address "W. g." Hawaiian Gazette Company.
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British Consul stoned.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 10. The British
Consul at Wei Chow, in the province
of Che Kiange, has been stoned by a
mob. Literature melting the people
against the British has been circu-
lated by the officials. The inquiry at
KucheDg is being INSTRUCTED by the
tactics of officials, headed by the Vice.
roy, who is trying TO exOnerate the
prisoners in the face OF the most
damaging testimony.
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Smallpox in Nevada.

RENO New, September 1s.-Five
cases of smallpox have broken out at
the Stewart Institute, the Indian
school which is situated three miles
south of Carson. 1t is of a mild type
and at first was supposed to be harm
less cutaneous disease, but later it de-
veioped into pronounced varioloid.
No serious results are apprehended.