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N Kcntucky AIurder.

Middlcsboro, KY, July 1o.--Samuel.
Hill shot William Aulsome with re-
solver last night at powcll,s switch.
.Nnlsome died today. A woman was the
cause of the trouble. Hill has fed, but
the police expect to find him.
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ST. Petersburg is to have a novel
kind of n museum building con-
tanning models of famous insane
asylums and specimens of clothing
and appliances used therein, together
with the brains Of lunatics, preserved
in alcohol. books. photographs, etc.
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An examination Of the books of the
Cincinnati Gas company is said to have
disclosed the fact that the b%y-products
OF the gns works, chief of which is
coke, pay the entire expense of manu-
facture and that any price received for
gas is, clear profit.
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The drink bill of Great Britain just
published shows that the Englishman
drinks 2.41 gallons of alcohol a year.
Next to him m the Scotchman
with an appetite slaked with l.66
gallons. The Irishman contents him
self with 1854 gallons. The first
spends $a0.5O u year for his drinks,
the second $15.2 Is and the third $13 .25.
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MEIER MURDER SOLVED.
inspect Emil Smith Makes a Com
g5H ~ 4rA5 FncoSn,, 7E ee.eU ~ 949.

Suspect Emil Smith Makes a Con.
fession.
Chicago, July s.-The two men arrested
in Buchanan. Mich. as Frank Smith and
Coffee" Brewer. the alleged musderers
OF the wealthy %recluse, Martin Meier,
an old bachelor. June q his body was
found lying in a little pantryin his home.
He had been securely bound and gagged
and q potato had been pushed down Ills
throat, death resulting from %strangnla-
ton.
Emil Smith made full confession OF
his share in3the murder last night, inns
plicating sigmund Broschs, who 10 also
under arrest 5s5s8sy
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Snuth On,al,i:,

South Omaha. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
II. 500: official yesterday. 1907. Market &c
higher; heavy. 81. 90n4.eO; light. s3.95ap
l.Gaila: mixed. S3.90n4 400.
Cattle-Receipts. ZOO: official yesterday,
a,S2S: shipments, ia. Market steady.
Sheep-Receius, 1000; official yesterday,
t.3S0: shipments, 1.3S2. Market steady.
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THE MARKETS..
Sioux CITY live s,ock.

Sioux City Live stock.
Sioux City, July 1l.-Sioux City Stock
Iards-Hogs-M!xed and light. $3.SOa3.9
heavy. 81. SGm2.
Cattle-Cows and heifers, 81. SOFAS 25
oxen, $2.GDG2.25 stockers and feeders.
S3.50G4.25 butcher steers, $4.O0M5 %
calves and y%carlings, $3.5014.15.
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Chicago.

Chicago, July ~11.--s:aO a. m.-Hogs
Receipts, $4,000. Market 5@1oc
higher. Heavy, 81. 00d4 .12A; mixed,
Sa.95M+.12H; light, So. 95Mt.10;
rough heavy, So. s5GI3.9 %.
Cattle-Receipts, $500. Market is
steady.
sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market is
Steuuy.
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Several cases have lately been re-
corded in which the dumb have been
restored to speech by some sudden and
violent shock. A Mrs. Patten, ut Col
chester, England, found voice sudden
~ u short time ago after a silence of
twenty-three years, the shock being
caused by the illness of her daughter.
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Cars Brother Dead.
st. Petersburg, July 1O.t-Grand Dul
George, brother of the car. is dead.
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A sharks egg is perhaps one Of the
oldest looking things imaginable. 1t
is not provided with a shell, but the
contents are protected by a thick,
leathery covering, almost as elastic as
India rubber. The average size is two
inches by two and three-quarters
inches and the color is almost pure
black.
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Pension Commissioner Evans says:
"One-third of the army of 1898 will ex-
pect to be on the pension rolls before
the end Of the fiscal year if the applica-
tons come in rs rapidly and with the
same relative strength to %organiza-
tons that they have been arriving dur
ng the last month"
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Won by sloan.

London, July s.-P. Lorillard'sJon-
vince. ridden by Tod Sloan, won the
great foal plate of 1000 sovereigns
at Londfield today.
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DIR. Merrill T.. Gates, late president
of Amherst college, is to succeed Cen
serals Eliphalct Whittlesas as secretary
of the board of Indian commissioners.
He has been a member OF the board of
Indian commissioners for n number
Of years and its president.
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DIR. Richard Garnett, the keeper of
printed books in the British museum,
says there are about 100000 books in
the museum. The catalogue, which
is not all printed, used to consist of
5000 volumes. When it is all printed,
however, it is hoped to condense it to
1000. About $4,000 annually is spent
on the compilation of the catalogue
alone,
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The widow of Governor Morton, In
diann's war executive, is compiling a
book from letters and conversations Of
her late husband, who played so im-.
portant q part in the war of the rebel
lion.
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Deaths From ye,loxv Ea ,

Washington, July 10 General
Brooke reports the following yellow
fever deaths in the army since the 18th:
Havana, /; Puerto Principe, 8; Santi-
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pan.ions Granted.

Washington. July Extensions have
been granted as follows:
Iowa: 0riglnal-Philip Higgins. Pleas
antville, Sc; William Mayer. Otiey. 81;
Christopher C. Mohler, Bedford. So. Adj
aitlonal-George King. Shellsburg, 81 to
sl2. Restoration and Reconsideration
Wilcox. dead. B~oonesbGro. s4 to s24; Geo.
j. Gr:gss, dead Rock Rapids. 81 TO s2i:
Jacob niidebrand. Cedar Rapids. sl2 to
10 si4. Thomas N. Watts. Nodaway, S.. to
Se: Chester w, Simmons. Anita, s6 to $40.
Widows-Celia Wilcox, Boonesboro, s12;
Margaret shade. mother; Boone. :l2:
Lizzie II. Ridenour. .clarinda, slI; Anne
+, Cook. Center Point. sl2a1Har with
Spa.n. Widows-Lydia j.. McISray, Gree
ley. $1a.
South Dakota: ortginal-Marcellus s.
Merrill. vermillion. 81. lncrease-lIerman
LocRen. Parkston, Sc to sl2. Reissue
Thomas j. Wahlford. Armour. s7.
Nebraska: 1ncrease-David Everest.
Tnadilla: Sc to $40! Charles rarr. Middle-
burg. $l2 to ST. Wldows-Frances NJ.
Walker. Pawnee City. $12.
e. j.. Wood was appointed postmaster
at Morgan, Decatur county. Ia. vice G.
r Nash. resigned.
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Before the Oceanic was launched at
Belfast q competing company had
given orders for the construction of q
steamer which will exceed even the
enormous proportions of the new
White tSar liner. All the details of
the design are being got out, and
there is little doubt that in the course
OF the next few months the contract
will he Let.
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"That girl next door lost her pet
dog. I feel sorry for herr.
well, I can't feel any real grief;
she hasn't touched her piano since the
dog died.
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EDUCATORS GATHERING.

National Convention Will Open In
Frisco Today.
Los Angeles, CAL, JnsS s.--Ncarly
1000 delegates TO the National Educa-
.ionnl association consesltion have ar
lived inthe city, and twenty special
,rnil,s are scheduled to arrive today.
bringing several thousand. The first
,ession Of the National Council of Eli
ication heatsan today and will continue
through three days.
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SOUTH AFRICAN DISASTER.
]. vein in a Diamond Minc-.six,ccn

q ve-In In q Diamond Minc-.Sixtccn
Missing.
Capetown, July s.-A disaster has
occurred at the New Jagirsfontein dia-
mond mine, where a fall of thousands
OF tons Of earth buried many people.
Several persons were injured. Sixteen
nre missing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18
BY AUTHORITY.
FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.

The remains nf the late Minister OF
the Interior. Captain James Anderson
King. viii lie in state ut the Executive
Building on Thursday. the 18th inst.
from II =. NJ. until - y. NJ. and on
Sunday. the 22nd inst. from II \. VI.
until =. VI.
The funeral ceremonies will take
place ON sunday. the .2nd inst. at :
=. II. under she auspices 81 the Mas ,nic
Fraternity.
Persons desiring tp contribute low
ers are requested 90 leave them 90 the
Executive Building before IL o'clock on
Thursday and Sunday mornings.
Z. \. MOTT SMITH.
Minister ut Foreign Affairs.
Department OF Foreign Affairs. Ho-
nplulu. October 18th. 1899. $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18

TN the 10th OF December. 1897. Rev.
;. y. Donahoe. pastor NJ. r. Church.
South, 1T. Pleasant. w. Va. contract
ed ~ severe cold which was attended
from the beginning by violent cough
ing. He says: After resorting to- n
number of so-Called specifics usually
kept in the house. tn no purpose. I
purchased a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which acted like n
charm. I most cheerfully recommend
IL to- the public" For sale by all deal
ers. Benson. Smith * Co. Ltd. agents
for II. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18
FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.

Under instructions OF the Depart
ment of State. Washington. ID. c.. da-
ted September Is. 1899. the following
Executive Order Is published for the
information OF whom It may concern.
Z. \. MoTT-SMITH.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Department OF Foreign Affairs.
September IS. 1899.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18

THESE GOODS ARE THE HAND
SOMEST N ALL HONOLULU.
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Total deficiency on Cum
ming'S loan 81

ming's loan .42i %
And whatever is collected hereafter
upon the Judgment due by Cummings
should be distributed to the beneficiar-
les in like proportion.
The only bonds owned by the estate
are five 500 denomination in the Oahu
Railway K Land Co.'S stock. certifi-
Gates numbered 15i to- 157 inclusive.
and one numbered los.
The largest real estate loan is to one
John ID. Holt Jr., for the sum OF 81. 900.
now reduced 70 $500: il is for three
years from March 81. 1898. rate of in
terest 6la per cent. From the masters
personal knowledge of the lands COW
cred by this mortgage. il is safe to re-
port that the security offered for this
loan is ample.
l do not feel disposed to- report on
the sufficiency of the loans made on
real estate situate outside of Honolu-
lu. | will report. however, that. as all
the mortgages Except the one above
mentioned given by John ID. Holt JrD
are past maturity. Il sure test OF their
sufficiency is To require all mortgagurs
10 settle them or give further addition
al securities. if SO it Is required by the
next trustee.
Following are the loans secured 10y
real estate outside of Honolulu:
J. NJ. Monsarrat. lands in Ko-
ma, Hawaii; ~ per cent. 5 $500 UO
J. VI. Monsarrat. lands in Ha-
makua, Hawaii: 5 per cent. loco O0
c. Lily Aud. Molokai lands:
5 per cent ................ 500 ~
5. X. Kane. , pieces OF land
in Maui and pieces of land
in Honolulu: . per cent " 5000 VI
Mrs. VI. II. Keohokalole, Mo-
lokai lands; . per cent e. 400 ~
KahOiwai Mikona. interest in
Ahupuaa OF Waikoloa. Ha-
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No~ bill at the o-.,heum Tonight.
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BY the President oi the United States
OF America.
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$50 90


wall: per cent .......... $50 90
ip1al srsss--.. s.s.sS t.">" ="
Following are Oh. mortgage secured
10y lands !u honolulu
James u. Holt Jr.. land cor
uer B're;auil and rIuahi
streets. worth. Do is said.
$1,000. per cent .........S .5ssp ~
+. Mikslsmi. lands iu Falama.
2.S5 acres. = per cent COCO. sgp -
CushiuEham. property ON
Young street. per cent . SsS -
Chris. J. Holt. homestead iu
Punahou: per cent COCO. 500 o.
John II. Holt Jr.. lands ON
Fort street and also ON
PunChbOwl street: 6is per
cent ....................... $500 -
Total ..................... .sis.4s5 on
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EXECUTIVE ORDER.

BY the President % the United States
OF America.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
The President OF the United States
hereby directs that all proceedings Ia
ken or pending for the sale or disposi-
ton of the public lands in the Hawaii
an Islands shall be discontinued: and
that II any sales or agreements for sale
OF said public lands have been made
since the adoption OF the Resolution OF
Annexation. the purchasers shall be
notified that the same are null and
void and any consideration paid to the
local authorities on account thereof
shall be refunded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I
have caused the seal OF the
tSEALl United States TO be hereunto
affixed.
Washington. Sept. Il. 1899.
WILLIAM M'EINLEY.
BY the President:
ANLEY y. ADEE.
Acting Secretary Of State.
$3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18
MASTERED TIE COOK

Stubb-Sly what you please about
gasoline stoves. but the one in our
kitchen has plenty of nerve.
Penn-ln what wIye
Stubb-Why. it's the only thing in
our house that dares blow up The cook.
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Infant: tecthing.
Thrush and Group.
Schoolboy: marbles.
Top and hoop.
Youth: sweet piCnicS.
Cigarettes.
Cricket. football.
SundTy bets.
Young man: Courtship
Lovely she,
Married. youngsters
Two or three.
Worry. trouble.
Smile and frown.
In memoriam.
William Brown,"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18

4 Model Plan; 10 not complete vita
oct Electric Power. thus dispensins
with small eaEineR
Why not generate your poEer from
ono CENTRAL stasiong One Eener-
ator can furnish power TO your Pump.
ceaiFifuEsis. Elevators. PloEs. Rail-
ways and Hosts: also. furnish iixa;
and power for radius o. :rosn e 10
20 miles.
Electric Power being used. saves he
labor % hauliaE coal in your Geld. also
water. and does away vita hiEh-prscee
engineers. and o;siy have one eaEine 10
look after in your mill.
Where water poEer is available .,
ea1;s nothing TO Eeaers;e Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CON-
PANY - ao- ready to surassh Electric
Plants and Generators of all dcscrs3-
;ioaS at short notice. and aiso has On
hand = large stock os Wire. Chsade-
Tiers and Electrical Goods.
All orders vIii be EiSea p-onp; at
tsatioa. and estimates furnished sor
Lighting AID Poser Plaa.s: n'Eo. al
;en;ioa Is givca 90 House and Maria.
Wiring
THEo. HOFFMAN. Manager.
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Holders of water privileges. or those
paying water rates. are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from 8 to o'clock a. IN. and fro.,
4 to o'clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN.
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved 10y:
]. 4. KING.
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu. June il. 1899. 5255
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The above Company will buy. lease.
or sell lands in all parts OF the Ha-
wailan Islands: and also has houses in
the City of Honolulu for rent.
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j. LANDO
0UTFiTTRR AND FURkIShER
1000 Building.

JUST IN
NEW GOODS tn All our Lines.
HATS AND CAPS.
WOOL AND COTTON UNDERWEAR.
WHITE SHIRTS OF the Best Make.
UMBRELLAS.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
MOTHERS FRIEND AND STAR
SH1RTwAISTS.
Depot for OVERALI.S. JUMPERS
and BLoUSES.
TIES. SoX, PAJAMAS. Etc. Etc.
Has New Line OF PANAMA HATS.
also FEDORAS and STRAW in Great
Variety.
The Only Store and Depot for the
BOSS OF THE ROAD oVERALt.s
for Men and Boys.
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JUST ARRIVED


W" I'D sIaIsUa o.
SILK GOODS. IN the piece: SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK sHAwI.s.
DECORATED FLOWER POTS. NEW
PORCELAIN CUPS AND sAUCERs.
TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED
IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS. CARVED
SANDALwoOD BOXES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
FRANKLIN 40 ORATOR.

Paul T.. Ford. In The Century Magazine
How Franklin avoided, 90 FAR as possible any
share I'm the drafting 81 the public papers or the
Congress has been told already. Nor was ne more
forward in debate. IL was Poor Rcnaid VINO re-,
marked Here comes the orator. with his nood
OF words and his drop Of reason and during ns
whole llfa Franklin was no speech MAKER
ser, "a - Jefferson said with General Washing
ton IN the Legislature Of Virginia before the Rev
oluuon. and during IL with Dr. FRANKLIN IN D9n-
utcs at a time nor TO any but the main point
which was 10 decide the question They lald tnelr
shoulders 10 the great points knowing that the
little ones would follow themselves.
John Adams IN Of his periodic outDuTsis
against the man whom the public deemed greater
than himself cOntrasted his cNn services In Con-
rress Ia which he claimed 10 have been active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
CANADA Is FRIENDLY.
ron The Mashlngton 81.

From The Washington Star.
Tanned by the suns Of a foreign cline. vith the
Oldtime twinkle I'm his eve and a step as light as
a boy s. Perry S Heath. First Assistant Postna,t ter
General, returned yesterday 10 Washington after
absence OF nearly six weeks in Nova Scotia.
For over a month, in company with Colonel Bils-
ham and family. Nj and Mrs Heath campcd
brings back IN tales OF adventure ana re1uyenated
health practical evidences Of the success ~ the trip
MI Heath repaired at once 10 the Fostoihce De-
partment where he plunged into the mass Of mail
that had accumulated during his absence lie nesl-
tated for few minutes this morning 20 discuss the
politics OF his trip. and said.
president Mckinley IS regarded hy The subjects
OF Canada everywhere as the greatest Chief MaSls-
trate the United States has had certainly since the
the annexation OF Canada and her provinces 70
country than ever before. This grows out Of
not only present prosperity and magnificent
Americanism. but the admiration OF the people for
President. ] heard not single word OF ad-
verse criticism OF the conduct OF The war with
hnson principles OF relinquishing the Philippines
or ceasng the war upon Aguiraldo and his band OF
rebels would be hOOted throughout Canada and her
provinces. In the minds OF those people il ~ not
a question or expansion, II IS question Of honor
with the United states that she holds her now ter
her so strong IS the feeling that Tho uolicv ~
President Mckinley should be faithfuliv cornfated
that neard a number OF prominent Nova Scotians
assert that the treasonable utterances OF certain
politicians IN the United States should be expiafeI
on the yaTdarm or the nearest lanp Dosf. ana
much astonishment was expressed by some nubiic
men / met that the patriotic people OF the Tinted
States would tolerate some Of the public statemert
made against the war IN the Philippines INTENDED
10 cause discomfort among our trooos."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
STGNOR CRTSPI At EIGHTY.

Rome correspondence OF The London Post
on October 4 sibnor Crispi Will complete hi.
elghteth year, and his fellow tOwnsren the PA
lermitans. are preparing 70 celebrate the event
with all possible brllnancy.
special committee has been formed 10 organize
the festivities. ana most italian public men OF note
have sent IN their "adhesiOns' to the celebration
one AZ least OK these adhesions' has created
some scandal I'm Italy, n being that OF the Marquis
III Rudni who during his last term OF Office spent
more time IN prosecuting Sgnor Crispi than IN ad-
The 'Sccolo" Of Milan the organ OF the lar.
Signor Cavallotu. whose alliance with the MARQUIS
81 Rudni was based principally on the necessity OF
Ing the moral question has no words or al least
words admissible in decent society to express
Marquis di Rudnis "pOltrOonery" I'm sending birth
day greetings 10 4 man whom It has been his chief
object 70 ruin politically and morally.
In order 20 remind the Marquis OF his former al
lance with Cayaotti and ~ tho conditions ON
which II was based the 'Secoio' prints accounts o,
conversations which took place between the Mar
qnls ii Rudin and signor Cavallotu prior 70 ~
elections OF 1897. N which the Marquis Informed
Signor Cavallotu that he would join hands with
Sgnor Cavallotu. who always remained anti
monarchical al heart never forgaye Signor Crispi
Victor Emmanuel nor Tor having become the
strongest champion Of monarchicai institutions
hates. Signor Crspi first as brother Slcillan and
second as political rival Therefore Rudinl
question by attempting 10 prove Signor Crspt's
reported populations. When the Psrllamenfsr,
Commission Of Inquiry proved Signor Crispi 10 have
paid back all the money he had borrowed from the
State banks. Parliamen, passed a vote Of censurs
him FOR having borrowed it, but the moral
question" like Signor CavallottI died a suddcn
death The Marquis az Rudini mas survived 20
send birthday wishes To SlgnOr Crspi W
Though one cannot approve OF the language ~
As for Signor Crisp who Is 10y no means n perfec.
man In spite OF his eighty years. he will probable
which that event has caused the Marquis d Rudinl
10 cut ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
DEWEYS RABBIT HUNT.
Washington correspondence Of The Chicago Trio

Washington correspondence Of The Chicago IT'D
une.
Did you ever hear Of Dewey rabbit hunt over
in Virginia?' asked War Department oincial 10
day "WeH Il was one Of the first things ] thought
Of after I heard OF his victory 20 Manila. Several
winters ago Admiral Dewey Captain Frank Hume.
A. b. Harlow several other gentlemen and myself
concluded take rabbit hunt over in virginia
We had plenty Of guns and ammunition. without
any rules as 10 what kind OF shooting should he
done There was seven inches of snow on the
ground and found abundance a. rabbits. We
had dozen more when Harlow shot one IN its
bed Dewey walked up and sad.
90 We'll. that does settle IL. Any man who would
shoot rabbit sitting n its bed would rob bis
mOther-in-law Why. Harlow you would he
drummed out of Vermont Il you did such a ihias
up there.
1.-THE fellows laughed. and after n Hide while We
continued the hunt Eycrythiug went sw.mmueiy
until about TWO hours later Hume pulled down
RABBIT without giving 1t chance TO run for ills te
Dewey called him down by saying. Gentlemen. [
believe I'm giving everybody and everything. show
"A fighting chance. a man who can't XIII "a rabbit
on the jump has 10 business with gun u is taxi
ing unfair advantage ~ the little fellow 90 shoot
him IN his bed. Lets have no more OF this Kind Of
sport. Give 'em chance boys give en- "a chance
The boys thtn began 20 realize that Dewey
really meant what he had said. and though the
hunt was continued all day no moro rabbits were
killed in their beds