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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-29
RHEUMATISM CURED.

My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief,
and can recommend it as a splendid
iniment for rheumatism and other
household use for which we have found
it valuabIe.-W. J. CUYLER, Red
Greek, n. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one Of the leading mer>
chants of this village and one of the
most prominent men in this vicinity
w. G. PHIPPIN, Editor Red Greek
Herald. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Company, Limited,
wholesale agents for Hawaiian Islands.
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STAPLE GOODS.

Last week we spoke of our canned
goods, this week we will talk fruits in
glass jars. The name Of J. T. Morton,
Heintz, Cross e Blackwell, Curtis,
Durets & Co. and White are synOny-
nous with pruity in the following
goods:
GREEN CAGES, DAMSONS, CHER
RIES, RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
DELHI SWEET CHUTNEY, RIPE
OLIVES. BOILED APPLE CIDER for
MINCE PIES, WHITE ONIONS,
SWEET PICKLES, CHOW CHOW,
GHERKINS, LIQUID RENNET for
DESERTS, WATER WHITE VINE
GAR, SUBLIME LUCIA OIL for
SALADS & CANDIES.
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Baseball.

Bluejackets off the Bennington were
on the league ball field at Makikf yes
terday afternoon. The gunboats nine
IS getting into fine fettle and may soon
issue a challenge. In the meantime all
interested in the National game are
looking forward with interest TO the
meeting Of the Regiments and Homo
lulus tomorrow afternoon. The exhibit
ton should be a first-class one.
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Shakespeare Club

There was a good attendance at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton last
evening of the members of Miss Nc
DOnald's jcnior class of Shakespeare
readers and students. Othello was re-
sumed and a most interesting session
held. The play will be finished at the
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meeting next Tuesday evening and
parts will be assigned for another. All
the members of the class are 1nuch
pleased with the methods of the direc-
tor Of the study.
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Aside from these we have a varied
assortment of Preserves, Jellies, Mar
malades and Jams. All these goods
are freshly packed in air tight glass
containers and preserve their original
favors, and are simply what we claim
for them, the best and cIeanest Of their
kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-25
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

commIlsloner Foraker ssriouIIy III.
spanlah Sales OF Immovsblo Properly
stopprd-SmhlIpoK Epidemic.
HAVANA, oct. 24.-Captaln Foraker.
of the United States military commits
sion. who has been suffering for the
past few days with severe Indigestion,
awoke to-day in a very high fever and
the excessive noise OF the headquarters
OF the commission rendered 1t Advisable
to find him a separate house at Vedado
into which he will be moved. DR.. Laine
refuses to allow anybody to see the cap
tain.
Captain Hart to-day delivered note
TO the Spanish commission relterating
the protest OF the United States COM
missloners in regard to sales Of so-call-
ed immovable property, the United
States claiming the right to such prop
erty. A United States inspector and
detective of the police department have
been detailed TO duty at the Trocha ho-
tel where they were installed this morn
ing,
Colonel Hecker and his stan will leave
here tomorrow for Plnar del Rio.
According 10 General de Valasco's
statement the sickness in the Spanish
camps In the province OF Ptnar del RIO
has been reduced from Is to 25 per cent.
On the other hand the Cubans there
are in great deslltution. For come time
they have had no meat. All their forces
are distributed in bands OF thirty or
forty men who find It easier to provide
themselves With such members thanin
larger companies;
From Gibara and Holguln come re-
ports OF a fearful epidemic OF smallpox.
In many cases the dead lie unburled
over fifty hours, there being no one to
dig the graves. Many victims are bur
led in the yards Of their houses. The
whole district is panic stricken.
Passengers who arrived from Nuevi-
tas to-day report the sailing from that
port on October 10 OF the Spanish stea-
mer Miguel Gallacia carrying soldiers
belonging to the Puerto Principe divi-
sion under command Of Colonel Eduar-
do Reiterez and Chief Surgeon Emilio
Moral
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pERpIgx1Ee PROBLEM
Confron,S President In Regard to oahan
Tobaec0 Duties.

ConGron,s PieSident In Regard to Cuban
Tobacco Duties.
NEW YORK, DOT. 2l-A dispatch to
the word from washington says: A
perplexing problem eonfrOntS President
NFcRinley in the matter Of fixing the du-
dies on tobacco in the island Of Cuba
curing its military occupation
The Cigar makers of Florida and the
manufacturers OF tobacco in many Of
the larger cities have asked about the
probable changes in darttes during
American occupation, and urged the
abolition Of als duty. They say they
have been injured many thousands Of
dollars by the war IN Cuba and that
the only way to immediately rebuild
the trade is to encourage the Cuban
planters and American enterprise by
giving every inducement for the grow
ing and shipping OF tobacco to this
country.
ters have begged that no such action be
taken aS It would mean their eternal
ruin, and practically kun the tobacco In
d1istry In Cuba They claim that the
momsDt the import duties are abolished
or lowered tons Of inferior tobacco
wouiu be semi from the United Suites
into Cuba, manufactured into cigars
and shipped from the island as Havana
cigars, finding their way into al the
markets of the world. The discovery Of
this fraud and the Inferior quality Of
goods would forever discredit the pro
duct and ruin the market for Havana
tobacco.
It is likely that the President will re.
fer the matter to Congress for action
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WASHINGTON. Oct 2I-The bishops
and deputies gave most of their time
to-day to reconclllng differences be-
tween them on the revised constitution,
in anticipation OF nnal adjournment to-
morrow. 1t disclosed much tenacity on
the part OF the deputies to direct the
affairs OF their own house, without the
control or the bishops.
Antlcipatory NJ final adjournment to-
morrow. the deputies completed as
much or the unfinished business as pos
sible az the afternoon session, Consider
able time was taken up In secret sess-
ion IN dlsposIng Of the case Of Rev. j.
NJ. Homer nominated Oy the bishops
as bishop for the missionary district OF
Ashcvllle. n. C. The nomination was
confirmed unaalmouslg
an pending resolutions on marriage
and dlgorch were sent 10 tire special
committee Of thirteen appointed to con-
slider that subject
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 242The Plea
yune's Forest, Miss, epeclal says:
Eleven dead negroes, one dead white
man. and one negro and three white
men seriously wounded, Is the result at
this writing OF the bloody war being
waged between the white and black
races in the Harpersville neighbornood
Of this, Scott county. Several Of the
rioters have been captured and lodged In
jail at Forest to-day, but the others es-
capped into the woods. Large crowds Of
white men are in close pursuit, however,
and more names are hourly expected to
be added to the death list.
It Is impossible to obtain full list Of
the killed for the reason that some Of
the negroes were shot down in the woods
and hurriedly buried by the whites
where they fell
A member Of the posBe said that he
helped bury the negroes In trenches, but
neither himself nor any one In his
, crowd knew their names. and they did
not care enough about them to inquire.
Governor McLaurin went to Harpers-
Vile last night and appealed to the
whites not t. molest the prisoners In the
custody Of the sheriff. The governors
talk had a good effect on the majority
OF those IN the crowd. but some Of the
hotyheaded members did not relish the
governors interference. But he finally
persuaded the crowd to permit the sher-
IN to take the prisoners to jail. Sherlft
Stephenson has placed additional guards
at the Forest jail 70 prevent the lynching
Of the rioters now in custody. Two me-
Eroes Who are under arrest have made
a full confession.
The funeral of the murdered officer
sibiey, occurred at Harpersville to-day
and was attended by hundreds OF peo-
pie. It Is reported here that two OF the
murdered mans brothers are on their
way from his home in Yazoo county, at
the head Of a large crowd bound for the
scene OF the race war. 1t is feared that
when they arrive a determined and sue
cessful assault will be made on the For-
est Jail and all OF the rioters confined
therein lynched.
LaterllSheriff Stephenson considers
the situation so serious tonight that he
decided to take the prisoners to Meridian
for safe keeping. A large posse was or
ganized and the negroes Will be placed
on the o'clock train.
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VICTORY -Y0R RRoBaAN1zATIoN
OF fBaltlnaoro and OhIo-Tho Petition .
Mortgage Trustees GFtntsd.

or baltimore and Ohio-Tho Petition
Mortgage Trustees GFthtsd.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-rhe appllea-
tlon Of the preferred stockholders Of the
Baltimore & Ohio to require witnesses to
answer questions, came up for hearing
in the United States circuit court ct
Baltimore to-day. The preferred gtoclsa
holders fled an amended petition claim4
ing that the scheme Of reorganization
was a fraudulent plan, and thereup0m
Messrs. johnson and Steele on behalf os
the mortgage trustees asked time 70 aIf-
swer the amended petition and made Q
motion TO dissolve the injunction order
which had been issued by the court pro-
hibiting the trustees from torecltatng
the mortgages until the petition OF the
preferred stockholders could be heard
The court after hearing elaborate
arguments from the counsel, granted the
motion If Messrs. johnson and Steele
and rescinded their previous, order. thuo
permitting the trustees Of the several
Baltimore & Ohio mortgages to hle their
bills for foreclosure and perfect their
proceedings, the court stating that what
ever rights the preferred stockholders
might have could be taken care OF in the
proceedings, which was precisely the,
point that Mr.. johnson had made. This
Is regarded as quite q success tor the re-
organization managers.
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SAN JUAN, Oct a.
scHLBY

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, octo-
ber eI.-The members OF the insular
cabgnet took the oath Of allegiance to
the United States yesterday, with befit-
ting solemutty, They will issue mani
festo announcing their resolution to
avoid partisan politics and to end party
strife.
About $4,000 have been collected as
customs since October IS, the day the
United States formally took possession
Of Porto Rico.
General Ortegn embarked yesterday
on board the Spanish steamer Monte
yideo, and was saauted from the shore.
He made q speech declaring that the
island had been surrendered by order
from Madrid, adding that he would
never have done 30 without such On or
der. The general sailed to-day, and
was saluted by the United States crul-
ser Newark. Rear Admiral Schley and
his stan are on board the Newark,
awaiting the arrival Of Commander
Snow, who is to take command Of the
United States naYaa station at San Juan
before departing.
Col, Hunter, secretary Of the United
States military commission, VINO Is IN
moor health, win leave Ponce on October
Is, on board the Philadelphia
The efficient work Of the United States
commission Inns won popularity for It's
members among the people Of san Juan
and there have been o number OF graoe-
fui fareweils exchangets
A movement has been started TO send
n Porto Rican commission TO Washing
ton. In order to represent to the author
tiles there tire needs OF the people Of
this Island
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TIME EXTENDED
For Spanish Evacuation Of cuba-,Jan'
uary Is Date now Fixed.

For Spanish Evacuation Of Cuba-Jan-
uary Its Date now Fixed.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 2L-The
President had an exceedingly busy
forenoon to-day. Attorney General
GrIggs and Secretaries Long, Hay and
Alger called about 10 o'clock and the
President discussed with them several
matters which he found awaiting his
attention on his arrival from the west.
A telegram from General Wade at Ha-
vana was read recommending that the
limit of time allowed the spaniards to
vacate Cuba be extended from Decem-
bar / to January /. He said that 1t
would be physically impossible for the
124, 900 Spanish troops now on the island
to leave before the first OF the year
and ne regarded the extension OF time
as reasonable and just.
After the matter had been discussed
at some length an agreement was
reached and General Wade was tele-
graphed that his recommendation was
approved. In the meantime, however,
the United States troops now in Cuba
and others to be dispatched, will take
possession OF the territory as fast as
the Spanlards vacate It, probably leav-
ing Havana until the last.
In regard to the reported purpose OF
the spaniardB to dIsmount and remove
to Spain the heavy ordnance OF the
forts and arsenals about Havana, It
was stated in positive terms that moth
Ing of the kind would be permitted. and
II this movement had already begun It
would be stopped at once. The instruc-
tons given our evacuation commits
sIoners at Havana covered all these
questions, and explicitly provided that
only the arms in the hands OF the
troops and what Is generally understood
as impediments would be permitted to
be taken away.
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PARIS, oct. 24.-The municipal au-
thoritIes of Toulon have been notified
that that place will be the center of Inn
portant naval and military preparations
and have been instructed to arrange for
the immediate reception of fifteen batai-
lions, five infantry. 1900 marines and
600 artillerymen. The municipal council
has decided to close the schools; and the
schoolhouses will be used for lodging the
troops.
The naval authorities have been order
ed to expedite the preparations for the
Quitting of the new squadron.
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SHOT HIS HOsTIER,


President Of Rrunt Porcelain Company,
East Liverpool, Charged with Mur'lnr.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Oct "a
Tonight George f. BnInt, president of
the Brunt Porcelain Company. and one
of the most prominent manufacturers
in the city, shot and killed his cOlored
rostler. Dudley L. Lee. Brunt quietly
gave himself up, pleading not guilty to
a charge OF murder In the second degree,
waived hearing and now is out on SlO,-
600 bait.
Brtlut discharged Lee Saturday. and
this evening Lee appeared at the stable.
There was an alteration. md the two
came to blows. Two ucighbors parted
them, and Brtrnt crossed the lot and
went into his home The colored man
followed him. Brunt me, him In the
lvjtchcn aud shot him The ball entered
the abdomen, caufing death In ten min.
ut,s. BiTpt 10 q social fayoriic. and
the family stands high here. Brupt'B
OILY statcmem. tonight WIS.,
Il had to do It." HIS wife and mother
are Frustrated.
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zLK1Es AND DoVENER

AddreSu Good Meetings At MlddlsbouFns
aud sIsterHvilIo, YeSterday.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
sIsTERsvILLE, W. Va, Oct a.
Senator stephen B. EIkIns arrived here
last evening, and this morning went to
Middlebourne, where he spoke to a
large audience. He was accompanied
by Congressman B. B. Dovener, who
also made an address. The court house
in which the meeting was held, was
crowded and the attention Of the crowd
was held to the end OF the addresses.
This evening Senator Elklns, Con-
gresham Dovener, Hon. John A. Camp
bell, Hon. T. P. Jacobs, and p. A. Sha-
nor delivered addresses in the auditor
INN OF the school house here, TO large
crowd. There was probably five hum
dred people present at the meeting here.
and much enthusiasm was manifested.
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NARROW ESCAPE
OF General Wood from Being Flown ~
at.,,,, Y,,,V,rI

OF General Wood from Being Blown uP
ON Steam Launch,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct 2L.-Gen.
Wood, the acting military commander
here and Major Brooks, had a narrow
eEcape last evening from serious dis
aster, They had started down the bay,
on the way to Moro castle, on board .
steam launch which, seemingly, had .
hundred pounds of steam registered.
But she lost fifty pounds In the arSe
two minutes and green engineer who
was in charge OF her, discovering that
thafR was little or no water In the
boiler, was about to fill It while Il was
almost red hot.
Major Brooks saw the danger, stop
ned the launch, had the IRE drawn and
the launch was towed back TO her start
Ing place. The engineer was dischafg-
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MADRID, Oct. 2l.-The impartial to-
day says: mo victor ever treated the
yanquished as the United States Is
treating Spain. The government has re-
ceIved n grave dispatch from Porto Rico,
announcing that the American general
there is acting toward Spain as the
European nations have treated Chlnn.
lie ordered a Spanish steamer TO em-
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,TInor,, strII,o Broken.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct PA spe.
clal 70 the Dispatch from PomeroV, o..
saws: The miners strike which has ex-
listed since March, is broken and tha
miners organization is disrupted. The
Pacific mine started up to-day and the
men ore scrambllng TO get In at reduc-
ed wages. The Spillman mine at New
Haven, W. Va, is the only one In tho
Pomer6y bend now idle. The 0pproach-
Ing winter and the refusal Of the conl-
pany stores to longer give credit, broke
fla sfrtisp
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APPLE CROP
The smnIIsut in tho History OF the Conn.
try-CauOe oEths Failure.

The Smallest in the HIstory OF the Coun.
try-CauSe OEths Failure.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-The Orange Judd
Farmer tomorrow will say:
The apple crop Of the United States is
smaller than 1t has been since reliable
statistics have been collected.
The total supply from the 1898 crop Of
United States is 27,7o0,0OO barrels COM
pared with something over 10000, 900 last
year and 7O,OOO.OO0 in the record break
ing crop OF 1895. The failure is wide
spread, reaching from the Pacific coast
to Maine and in none Of the states does
the output OF fruit approach an aver
age.
the crop Is almost an absolute failure,
although the situation In Michigan is
better than elsewhere, having about
two-thlrds OF the bumper crop Of 1886.
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FASHODA DISPUTE.
In Spite OF News of warlike Pre-
parations in France
A DISTINCTLY BETTER FEELING

Provided In England Diplomatic Circles
Last Night. and there was n Growing
Belief that tRs Contention viii be Ar.
ranEsd-Brlti,h Government Issues An.
other Blue Book on the suBjses-In.
dohnitsnsuS Of the French Propositions.
Spirit Of the Parlslan Pross-Mnitary
Preparations at TOulOn,
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use his good otices with the Marquis Of
Salisbury, Sin order that the ihcontesti-
bic rights of Egypt may be recognized
and that all tie provinces occupied up
10 the rebellion of %ohammed Ahmed
be restored to her"
ParIsPross OplniOnp
PARIS, oct. 2l.-The newspapers here
to-day warmly praise the exposition OF
the French side OF the Fashoda question
presented by the minister of foreign af-
fairs, NJ. Delcasse, in the yellow book on
the subject issued yesterday.
The Figaro says; 'Tf the British gov
ernment rejects Frances moderate and
just proposals It can only be because the
government Of Great Britain desires be-
foro everything else the humiliation OF
France"
The general tone of the French press
comments is reflected by the Hclair
which remarks: IAN agreement regard
ing Fashoda can be arrived at provided
Great Britain does not persist in asking
for the immediate recall Of Major Mar
chand. But as an outlet on the Nile, we
have an absolute right thereto and will
brook no refusal"
The Steele after urging peace, says:
France would hardly come OF better in
a war with England than did Spain in
the war with the United States. France
would be better employed in developing
her colonies than in thwarting Eng
land"
The Autorite declares that France
ought never to have gone to Fashoda,
adding: lit was a stupid mistake. and
now England calls on US to get out.
Well, ii is no use talking, we shall have
to get out, otherwise there will be war,
which would be madness"
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ANNIsToN, Ala, Oct. A-The war
investigating commission sat from .
O'clock until $50 to-day, and examined
about a dozen witnesses, including q
nunber OF officers and men OF the reg
ular troops, as well as number Of
volunteer officers Il is now expected
that the commission will leave for
Huntsville fo-morrow night
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bark the remainder Of the Spanish
troops at Porto Rico, in spite Of the
protests Of her captain. who had ordsrs-
TO go to Havana to embark sick soldiers.
Our government viii probably protest
against such action"
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THE RACE CONELIgT
In Scott County, Misslsslppl-The
Deadly Results.
ELEVEN NEGROES ARE DEAD.

oao WhlIo man Irrllsd, ana one OoIoroa
and rhros White men sorIOasiy woun-
dsd-arors Names Hourly Expsetsd to
beaded to The Death LlSt-llany Of the
Dead Buriod In TronshsS-PrlsOnsrn Re-
moved From HarPsrsylilo to Meridian
to Prevent LynOhinE
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w.a,h.r ror,oo,. tor To.aay.

For West Virginia, Increased cloudlnes1,
Wnrmer, and probably rain; south winds.
For Western PennsylvnnlH,rnin by TueA-
southerly, shifting Tuesday to southwest
winds
For ohio. rain. cooler In northern and
western portions brisk south, shifting to
northwest Winds
l.ouNi Temperatures.
The temperat,trc Saturday as observed
by e. Sohucpt druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as Follows.
Z q, m,...,,.,,,.,... 1913 y. m.,..,.....,,... g
2 a. m..,,,...,,..,., Abll y. m...........,,, .
- m,,,,.. ..,...,.,.,. GsiNcnthcr fair,
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THI DEBT OF CUBA
Stumbling Block of Agreement of
Peace Commissions.
THE IIESITANCE OF SPAIN

To Accept American Propositions Part OF
a asohsms to Excite the PITY OF Her crsd-
i,ors and of other Nations : spunlHh
comn,lS,IOnorS sIay Announce Their
unwllilngno,, to Proceed Fnrthsr with
Negotiations undsr the ProiocOl-ces'
sion of Guam connrmod = Reported
That the United States wIlI IpsIss on
Annexation orPhlllPplnes.
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LONDON, Oct. 24.-In spite Of the
news of warllke mobilization which
came from France and different parts Of
England to-day with the decline In
renteS and consols there is a distinctly
better feeling in diplomatic circles to-
night and a growing belief that the
Fashoda dispute viii be arranged.
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LONDON, oct. 24.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
Paris says the American peace commits
sloners at Fridays Joint meeting will
definitely insist upon the annexation of
the Philippine Islands to the United
States.