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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

He Dominated Yesterdays Session as
He Has All the Proceedings
Of the Convention.

LOUISVILLE. ky june . The Dem
ocrauc state Convention adjourned to-
night after renom.natng the following
ticket.
Governor william GoebeL OF keuton
county. observation-disclosures, j. g.. w.
Beckham Of Nelson county. Secretary of
State. Brock HID OF Clay county Attor-
ney-Geueral. Judge H. o.. breckenridge.
OF Boyle county Auditor Gus Coulter.
OF Graves county. Treasurer Judge s.
w Haegcr. 0f Boyd county C0mmis-
sioner of Agriculture T. -. Nall af
Louisville Commissioner OF Public IN
struction. II. Y. McChesney. OF Living
ston county William Goebei dominated
to-day's proceedings. as he has those
OF every day since the convention began.
Coming here with less than 0ne-fourth
OF The delegates instructed for him, and
with the smallest number of such dele
gates accredited 10 any OF the three can
didates for Governor he leaves The con-
vcntion holding the nomination for head
OF the ticket. with the party organiza-
tion under his control and a ticket made
up OF hls Darrlsans. But this has been
accomplished only after severe ordeal
and strife that several times threatened
10 rend The party 10 such an extent that
these prizes. even after he had secured
them. would have been valueless
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
OUR DEAD IN ARLINGTON.
Major True Reports That Their Graves
Are All Well Cared For.

WASHfNGTON, June y AT the in
stance OF Adiutant-General Corbln
observation-disclosures LudlngtoI re-
Gently instituted an Investigation ~ ths
published report that the government
was neglccting the graves Of the Com
federate dead IN the National cemetc-
ries at Arlington.
The report of Major 4. r. True. the de-
partment quartermaster. who has charge
Of me Arlington cemetery. has just been
flied at the War Department
There are says Major True 'laj
Confederate soldiers and civilians. State
prisoners. now inferred al Arlington Ma
tionai Cemetery. or the number ~ are
known and 10 are unknown. These dead
are buried with other honorable dead In
the cemetery, their graves are known and
recorded. are marked with headstones
very similar 20 those marking Inc graves
Of Urlon soldiers. bearing the name. but
not the regiment. company or Stale. az
In the case OF Union soldiers: are well
sodded and cared for. according 20 regH-
lation. precisely as the graves OF all tho
other dead In that cemetery are cared
for. In short. the Confederate dead are
honorably Inferred and honorabiy cared
for II il hardly probable that they would
be 40 well cared for Ia any other than =
National cemetery. -.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
SUMMARY OF TC-DAY'S NEWS.

"A young mother Kills her child ana
then aftemuts suicide.
Little b5y missing. Fears that he may
nl' Egbe 81 marriage OF Miss Raab tnd Mr.
-Jo.nt Committee recommends the ap-
,ro-.riafian III 81 ls0 fOg the Gas Woros.
-Cac-,in psge McCarty knocked down
by a street-car. g. .-. .,,f
badly hurt ,.-,.., r,
Uber near Norfolk.
STATE NEWS.
Drowning Of secretary II Typographi-
cal Union at Virginia Beach
-Rumored new line from washington 20
Richmond - -
Arthur y Dew charged with emoez-
element aud cruelty 20 MS parents
SENSATIONAL aght for possession OF
child az Newport News.
Many mari ages .,,.,
GENERAL NEWS
Admiral Dewey has sailed from Co
lomho improved IA heath. os 81,
Major True reports as 70 graves "'
Confederate dead IN Arliuston SsiHe,rry.
The War Department decides 10 i,s sh,s'
ten thousand volunteers Tor 'ne r"''''-
pines. - - >o~,h
-populist census appointess for North
Carolina credited 60 Defnocrafs
-Govcrror Roosevelt addresses hp"aa-
kep Chamber of Contnetce, -.
Fourteen new cases OF yeio" is'ef ~
ported I'm SANTIAGO ,.u,c
-srain VIII o4y her soldiers VINO nave
hoe, heis nrisonsrs BY the Insurgents
The memhe% % the Dreyfus court
marital have been chosen.
Two French Deputies nsht d ou"' VIZ"
swords ..,.~. o..
war IN the Transyaal =.
--.Announeement of vote In Belgsan
House rrecip4<ates free nshs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

Announcement of the Vote Causes a
Free Figbl--SoIdIers Have
Clear the Galleries.

= rsELs. June ga di-trhauco
occurred in the Chamber of Deputies toe
day when the ORDER of tna day 0. tho
Right was adopted expressing confidence
n tho President of the HoU-, AGAINST tle
v0t. ot the Socialists. Tho announce
mcut of thc vote Wls the sigma f0r
general uproar. AN the dcpuue h.ug
t0 the centre of the floor whore free
nght took place. ". Gucht.ulere
Catholic labor member from Ghe. was
badly beaten hy Socialists guard OF
soldiers on duty finally cleared ae gals
lerlos and the session later was sus-
pended.
The Minister Of War. NJ j. u. P Van
Den Pereb0om was Che object o' great
abuse by The Socialists who blamed him
for originating the uproar
A BIG PROCESSION.
Numerouse crowded meetings were held
t0-airht to protest against tao Il Those
who attended subsequently forml trem-
selves into r monster procession anf pe-
raded tho principal streets. who. they
arrived tn front of the admin Faiive
Offices Of the government the police drove
thcm back.
Tho troops and the civic euard were
confined to barracks.
CHARGED THE CROWD
I A. Nat late hour tine aomonstra-
tors assembled in the ne.ghhornood OF
Parliament House the government Off
ces and the Palace all of which We're
protected by the police The Efforts of
the latter and OF the Civic Guard 10 dis
perse the people were fruiuoss. Finally
"a body OF mounted gcndamcs repeatedly
charged the crowd. greatly inccnsed the
demonstrators. who hurled stones and
other missiles al the eendarmos. who
thcroupon discharged their rev0lvers.
This also failed 90 scatter the crowds and
the gendarmes finally charged with fixed
bayonettes and drawn swords Two gem
darmes and several rioters wcrs wound
Cd. Many arrests were made. Numerous
windows and street lamps were mashed,
and the scuniiug continued untu after
midnight when heavy fan OF rain dis
persed the demonstrators
At the hour OF filing this dispatch tho
streets are sim held by the police and
Civic Guards. and detachmcnts Of the
gendarmes are arriving from the Prov
inces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
CAPTAIN PAGE M'CARTY HURT.
He Was Knocked Dow" by ma'"-
street Car Last Night.

cantain Page McCariy, one OF ,he
n.sf-known citizens of Richmond, had
narrow escape from death just before ,
o'clock last night. 49,,
captain McCarty was crossing MN
street just above the corner "i
uh.n east-bound ear No. q came "i"hs'
A,cording 10 the motorman 'ap'ain
>fcr,rty crossed the track once IA
fhen started to return. The mo'orh'.
s,id that as soon az be saw him s'sIe
teot he reversed bis current ana III.
o"" o'r was running very slowly when u
struck him. knocking hlm down
Tine ear was Immediately stopped pc,
,o.. ,he wheels touched bin AMI setni'u
~ ~ ,be passengers with the mo' ,r'n,n .,il
ons conductor raised captain Mcc'r'F
70 his feet .,h,, ,o,
n was soon ascertained that no haf not
r.oa,ye1 any serious injury aad n, vas
ana M walk 20 his home, No. lV' l.
east Main street. .,.
nm NOT hurt" said Captain Mc'"riy'
ne he walked or. "only little shaken
,,u "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
All Efforts to Trace Him Have Proven
Futile.
THE LAD ELEVEN YEARS OLD
His Mother Is Greatly Distressed Over
Hcr Boys Disappearance and
Fears lie May Have Been Car.
ried Away From Home.
His Going Away Hard
to Explain.

The homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. L-ser.
No 252 Mosby street. has had a gloom
cast over g., he and Mrs Leber are in
much distress, and both have made every
enort in their power to trace their boy.
'haries, but without success There is
rear that De may have come 10 grief,
and his continued absence from home for
more than ten days has been source
OF anxiety and alarm % his parents
Young Leber has been residing with
his grandm0thcr for several years. She
lives I'm Caroline county. on "A farm near
Shumansvlie. The lad has visited Rich
mond on several occasions. but has not
spent any great length Of time In this
city. RE is about eleven years old and
IS well grown for his age. He weighs
about seventy pounds and is rather tall
io has dark hair and dark eyes. rather
prominent mouth and an unusually deep
voice.
MYsTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED.
The boy mysteriously disappeared from
home on June 18th. he went away sud
denly and said nothing about his con-
templated departure 90 his graudmOthe,.
He is reported 10 have said 20 some one
that he was going 20 Washington and
from there further North. II Is rumored
that be- took a train and started towards
Fredericksburg lie was said % have
been seen on the train and Mr. Leber's
brOther-in-aw was notified that the boy
had taken his departure This was
few days after his disappearance Since
that time no one OF his friends or rela-
tiyes have seen him. and though every
effort has been made 10 trace him. no
news OF his whereabouts could be OBJ
taned.
NO TROUBLE At HOME.
Young Leber was considered an obedi-
ent child and was never known 10 have
gone away before. lie manifested no dis,
position 20 leave home or roam about
the country. aud he had .nd no trouble
at home.
"Havo any bad companions asked
his father.
mo indeed"
did De have any fuss with anyone on
his grandmother's farmf'
no
Possibly been reading yellowbacked
novels" / suggested.
"No. [ think not" said his father and
then be looked worried and added
"f 10 wish we could get some trace OF
the boy. His mother Is worried to
death about him. and have done every.
thing ben my power to get some news OF
him. ] am afraid bee has gotten info
t,,utfe sonowhero. poor little follow
WAS ne KIDNAPPED
Mr. T.ebar is employed at the Richmond
Locomotive and nachine Works. He
saws he win continue % trace h.s boy
,,horeabout. There are fears on the part
on HIS motner that De- may have ntsn
kidnapped She has kept mp win me
kidnapping Of Baby Clark IA New fork;
and this story seems Co have lh1Ie'S'N
her anxiety Tor her boy
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into captain Angles private office She
/ brought with her tO Richmond two
/ satchcis allied with clothes FOR herself
! and habv. These and tho contents of =
small paper box. an umbrella and baby's
lare pillow constitute her worldly pos
/ sessions This property was taken 90 the
I station ana carefully stored away
SYMPATHETIC OFFICERS.
The police manifested much sympathy
f0r the woman and tAey did everything
within their power to make her condi-
ton aa easy as poss'o'
Mrs ellis looks 90 De- a little older than
1 she is. She is quite slender. about the
medium height. bias lieht hair. blue eyes
and very fliy skin. Her eyes were ied
from much weeping
s0mc people residing in The ncigh5or-
hood of fho station sent for SIR. T.. o..
Wcndcnbure and told him % would be an
act of charity aul humanity for him q
defend this woman Hc said De would
an once volunteer DIS services. Mrs. f.
fs thanked him for kindness but said
She dd not care FOR a lawyer.
"rho people wl not allow m, t1 k.n
MYSELF and moss 4 want the court O. do
what I ann not permitted - DO.
Nr Woulcunire talked with thc woe
man sometime and Doe will represent hcr
WHOM the case comes up as She unGoubt-
edIy needs fho services off % lawyer.
INQUEST TODAY.
Tho body of thc child was removed 20
Coroner Tayars office and post more
tenn examination wiI no made this unrn-
ing after wh.oh am inquest VIII bc held.
Coroner Tar0r Hnt Nrt f. borne ale
thl only Witnesses summoned
The Coroner told Mrs. Euis 80 would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

BERLIN June 2s-Tareo strikers were
killed yesterday during the rioting at the
Bochun coal mines The number OF men
wounded is not known. as many Of them
were spirited away 10 private houses.
Thirly-six arrests were mado yesterday
and troops 20 protect the 'non-unlon
miness viii arrive at the scene OF the
disturbance to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
TO TRY OREYFUS.
The Members Of the Court To Pass on
His Case Have Been Chosen.

RENNES. June 2S.-The official list OF
the composition OF the Dreyfus court
martial. which Is 90 assemble in the army
service building for the retrial Of the
prisOner Is as follows:
President. Colonel Jouaust. Major
Brongnhrt artillery. Major De Breon
(ar;nlcry), Major Pro6lei artillery. Ma
ior Merle artillery. Captain Parfat (ar-
tiery}. Captain Beauvals tartilleryj.
All the members Of the court-martial
have passed through the Poiytecnique
school.
Madame Dreyfus arrived here to-day
There was no demonstration upon the
part Of the inhabitants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
No 0RGANIZA TI0NS S
The Regiments to be Formed Re-
gardIess Of State Lines.
TO WAGE A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
At the Close Of the Rainy Season Cen
eral Otis VIII BE kept Supplied
With the Effective Force lie
Asks For Officers to Re
Promoted From the
Regular Army.


WASHINGTON. June @-secretary
Aiger. Adiuiant General Corbin. and
Colonel Bird. assistant quartermasfer
general in charge oe transportation. had
am ho.rs consultation with The President
to-day relative 90 the question of rein-
fol-emois for General ods.
A definite decision hlf been reached
10 continue recruiting men at an the roe
! crulus stations for service in the PHIL
ipp.ne- and Secretary Aser said when
he ieu Che White H0uss after the com
ference. that General lts would have
41.000 mea for "a resumption of active
operations when the rainy season closed.
There are seventy re ruiins stations
in the United States. and euli tments are
to be taken at all ol these stations. The
eAlIstmeuts are tO Doe fOr service in tho
regular army and recruits are tO bee ORE
eauized into reeimenls or assigned 10 re-
giments already formed after enlistment
No organizations ae such are GO be- ace
cepted. if sufficient recruits can be OBJ
taiued by regular enlistment.
FOR THREE YEARS.
General Corbn said the enIistmenls
would be for three years although the
law for the creation 0i the provisional
army of 1850 iu excess oi Che regular
army of GuD provide only for such
force until l'Ol Arrangements are 90 be-
made az once for incr-as ing tine trans
r..,,,,.--', .-..'... D.. .i., pr,i.r.,,1.s
The decision t0 re-ellorca General OTIS
by the end OF the rainy season s inter-
preied 10 mean that aggres ess.vg campaign
iuz viii cease uutu the BAD weather ends.
Cuu that time our operations 1851 prob
ably be confined o. occasional excursions
to places in close vicinity to our lines
where the insurgents may have consfe-
gated ln force.
by remaining quiefcent Dnaet s'o1 7"e.-
Ger during the rainy season Do ls hoped
'he heii'l ol OH. troops ""'
anu i
u--e' '' ..''.'',' ,,., ... V,-.. r..
.. ,...,''' 9, '' r ,,... sl.i..@, l,-
t'' ,''i' .t-,. ,..f..,.,t.
...,-i-r g., ,.-,..'...., t. r.i-. n tbe
'.',, ".'' t,..r D.r.rt,,.-..
i'.tt g.. ,-,-,. te.f General Otfs
f. f,. .si..r. f.r tnD.. r0..r,.nf. s.-
lo.fad ald that thcv age ready t0 Doe dllrI
y,ftb enlisted mln. How many OF thes.
ments now DOB the Philippine is not
known
d. fs stated st the War Department thl-
fhe recruits now being enlisted at the
rate of 1000 "a week clnno. De used for
the volunteer army provided for m The
art of March ZI au.hlrze o00 mon
although it would D. au easy matter lo
transfer these men with the.r own con.
sDHf tp fh. volunteer rHrtlr. DIT lL eliN'N
be determined t3 raise aai-.ioHtl troops.
To ENLIST VOLUNTEERS
f...- Do. ts.. f.v 10 ,.. definitely do.
.,'t.a D.. f...,.r tf.. enlistment for fhe nrst
..,...t..- ..-,i.. und.r tnr arf of the
.. ,.....-.... ,rh. r.rorf. DOB the Adu-
..... .,.o...I l...t ou tl. r.oaris 0f tha
.,,i,i., ..f.ar. and ODD cIos. e-timatss
40 a., +ar number of soldiers ln tho
phni,..i,..., and .n .lcn command iu cuba
aud Porto Rico. show that the regular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

Deserted by Her Husband, the Wo-
man Tires Of Life.
CAME HERE FROM FARMYlLLE.
She Is Daughter Of Alr. r. 4. Allen
of That To,vm-Shc Rcfuscs 10 BE
COns0icd and H. Determined
60 kiu Herself Ellis
Was a Soldier in ihc
Late War.


-
Mrs. LIZZIE M f'.i'7' sixteen '."'' '-
Is under arrest at tne Second PONCE
Station on tae charge of murder
el.. d.. .........f ,r ..nu.. rar rIrf baby
4..t,
sAu "Ni'.'F '''' '".
of tae child. Sits. EIs made 900 unsAc-
re..fl .tf.mpt io take her own Iic
-r.. .... .. ... unr.,...l, n.thct.c one.
I.. ..+, I...m..I.
r.. Ur. -..-.. .r ..a,r,..ll.. rurasr
ana s.i..l. il.r a...r.s. 8..au.e her
plans were ons partially slel.s-tlL ls
Ianultou.m.. and ferpun sraga.-
Forward ana apparently very ruE
story b. touching fH flCu f.. NrIIl-
of thoso th1. arc arou TONED 90 hearlnt
people eve expression o. eI.. Iae
y0ue woman comes ol 3D. nienIt-r. peDi.d
Nre.nm family. Iut h.r parents uc ver,
poor lier rtser s Nr N. a. AIca
clerk iu Nr N H. DaNds store a.
farmfi4o and earn. only S3 ger MONTH
lle bias bad io support his wife, d'nsh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

MILWAUKEE. WIS. June &.-Gov-
ernor Roosevelt was escorted 70 the Nil
waukee Chamber Of Commerce to-day
just before the hour OF closing and given
a most enthusiastic reception by me
bulls and bears, whom he addressed. o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
Construction Of a Holder in the West
End Postponed.
MATTER DISCUSSED AT LENGTH
Nine Members i'm Favor Of the Appro-
priatiOn and Two Mcssrs. Cottrell
aud lIarrcison, Opposed Il.
Afr. Nailcrstein's EXpla-
nation Of the
Matter

Tho Committee on Finance and Light
after somewhat extended meeting last
night decided 20 recommend the appro-
priation OF s2L5oO 10 put the Gas Works
in good condition.
After quite d lively discussion the above
indicated decision was arrived at 10y a
vote OF mine TO Two
The question OF holder I'm the West
End came up. bun it was the sense Of
the majority that it might be provided
for On next years budget
The committees were called 10 order
by Mr.. Waiiers.ein. chairman OF the
Committee 0H Light. There We're present
the following members: Light-Waller-
stein. Shea, M0s0g Miner. ferriter Car
beer. Finance Wallerstein. Harrelson,
Camp. Drewry CARRIER Gordon.
REPORT SUBMITTED.
The following report of The sub-Commit-
tee was presented. ana read.
I'VE. your sua Committee. appointed 20
ascertain and report The approximate cost
of modeuIzng your water gas plant, beg
leave tO submit the following viz.
ERECT a boiler and engne-ro0m OF sufii-
clent size. with "a necessary division wall
and place therein two 0-horse power en-
gnes, OH heater. and new ls-inch oil
heater. also two No. 8 high pressure
sturtayaut d. wcrs 0u adjustable hose
rearrauee with galvanized iron pipe
t0 overhead system. making the pipe "a
inches iH q. meter
"By the above changes YOU w.n have
sufficient room f0 move your generators
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

yirginIa-Raln and cooler Thursdsy; fa'r
Friday. fresh southerly winds becoming
nothwesterly.
North and South Carolina-kaln ana
cooler Thursday, probably fair Friday
southcrIy winds. becoming northwesteriy'
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w. A. Pemberton" Sends Tidings
of Dr.. Uber's Death.
LATTER WRITES HIS ROOMMATE.
Both Apparently Penncd by the Same
Man-Ubcr secret Service Agent.
Has Been Veterinary sur
gcon Here r3r Two Months.
Came from Wash
iugtOn.


An exceedingly mysterious story was
brought fo urht last pioht bv the reoolpt
...',.
'' '''o "'"7
"nich was written on At''iD' "o'''
stationery ana maiica yesterday morning
az $3.50 O'Clock.
"pfo4.e r.nort that the body of Dr.
....,... t -.t.. ,.... to..l near r,.,,-
haven iast nien-
'pr Doer was On.,'o states lh7pee-
tor from l2 east Franklin street. Rich-
.,,.t and ,t tl,. tfr,. of hf- deaf, was
,...,,..
acting unaer orders Oh me D"'''N ''"'''
Secret Service.
"a club with which the murder was
e....., ....... ..t.. ,..f,
Washington. ID. Co. papers please COPY.
'Ay. a. pEMBERrON.
"Depufy n. s. Marshall"
DISGUISED HAND
The above letter was written ion dis
euised hand. although, as was subse-
Queuuy apparent NOT so much So as to
be ugreC0gniZa1ie.
Inquiry Was no once made or -l- east
Franklin the number designated in the
letter. and 10 was Hscertuued that Dr.
Uber had for about TWO months had an
office aud room there. praetcing bis pro-
fos-ion of veterinary surgeon. and that
A'-I''-"i '. '-'' w -'+-''-'i ''- ---"7 -F
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NEED oF MORN MONEY

NEED lF MORE MONEY
NJ Walicrstein explained Tho difference
in D.. position us evidenced m this re-
port and at the lasf meeting. when he
confe11ed thaf $4,000 would be sufficient
o. carry out al necessary repairs The
incro ise iu the cost of material added
to Oh facf fha, 5000 was needed for tho
purcas OF metres and $500 90 make
eXtrf JOINS ln Fulton would make a large
hole Do the funds already at the disposal
o, tie department. ont of which he had
Thought chat sufficient might have been
s8Fel 90 Obrate the necessity for making
such largo demand at this time
~ HARRISON asked whether it was
not fact that tle budget this year
made provision for e9 for the repair
furi
lf' Wauersten replied that the esfi-
nates for the year had been made in the
dars and lt had since been found that
additional money was needed for several
of the departments o' th- works-'nciud-
iue extension No0l. expense &t' and
p.y roll. N04
SIR. HARRISON said that If the $1,000
additional appropriation had been made
0r running expenses and not for repairs
t1 the gas works. then he had voted
very much in the dark Mr.. CottreH
took tho Same view.
Mp WaVerstoin replied that tho CONF
mittee made no expenditure that was not
first of aU ratified by the Council.
vr Camp asked whether tho $1,000
were NOT appropriated wholly for COM
struction purposes.
Ar Waile-stein said tho appropriation
y,ss made % Dee distributed among the
various accounts ass needed.
paniying to further questions Mf wal
f.r.tein said the estimates Tor repairs
and alterations in the works was maze
,,.,, th. preseni value of materia's p.
,hoteht the work might be- completed
.t,,.. ,..,r if h Wcro possible to begin WORK
bv the middle of AuHust ..(.,,
CASE OF EMERGENCY.
A.. Miner said the excess OF eNpeNui-
80. ,,.o- anpr0priaiicn was "a ml-n'in'''
j, b,d boen caused by actuAl e'n''
Tbe making Of coal gas ie4r'l'"
,,,ro Labor. material had increased ''9.' 80
e- ~ a01 per cent. over last y,'' y,,..,1
coid SMELL in February had he'ss,'' o,ts ',v
odJltlonal outlay and eNceP..o'.a' ,.'.an,,, mn
IA been made on the eNp"i'' ..-t
Tbe nresent proposition was ~" ,o,. tbe
cei one The gas works e"i''
CITY last year over SS'vN' - 20 thts
a.. Iarreison took exception 10 ,lis
..,,o,,,cnt The figures did not lne'uuo
- interest on the Investment. lie ,houkh'
ne me .,,, would be well rid Of the Incubus
ne .so AZ cos works II II could get 10000
for them. ~, exnendlture 81
., "a Ma been found necessary Tor the
sh. ~ oxide which had hitherto
''. srnnlled by the oyster shells which
"a formulated on the hands OF the
.'"r cement. lie enumerated number
- other expenses aggregating several
thousand dollars which OUTLAY was un-
hut absolutely essential.
Mr. Harreisof. said 1t looked TO Dim -
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REMNANT SALE.

An early call should be made at the
remnant clearing sale at l.. B. Kerr's.
Many bargains are included, and the
first to come will secure them. The
very low prices put on them are for
cash only.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-07

ROOMS FOR RENT WITH BOARD
at Queen Hotel. Reasonable rates. .