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The silver star., 1899-12-08
SCHOOL REpoRT

report Of Birch School for October.
80. OF days taught. ...................... I,
Total enrolment, n',....... a
No. neither alsont nor tariy. y............... :
No. Of visit. OF parcris.. q
No. 'f visits Of Others, r.,.... u
Names of pupils neither abs, mt nor tariy /.
James iongwiil, Giu,tina. Henry. Angelina
and Antonio Sagrillo
For November.
No. of day taught. if................... 10
Total enrolment, ,......................... no
No. neither absent nor tardy, dy,............. .
No OF Visits Of parents. ...... 1
No. OF visits Of Others. ..... 4
No. II visits Of County Superintendent. 2
Names OF pupils neither absent tor tar,iy {.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

The liner Ocean Hotel is the place TO
stop when YOU go to Durango. Good beds
good meais and courteous treatment are
assured You. l6tt
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Don't fail TO attend the exercises al
the Red Mems hall. December IA. II
will be both interesting and instructive
and well worth your time.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

w. II. Blake. Of Cor,ez, passed through
this city last Monday. enroute to Duran.
go on business and returned Tuesday.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Fred Adams OF Bluff. Utah. is report.
ed to have died lately. with pneumonia
He was well known in this section.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

JB. Clark. Peoria, ILL.,, says, Surgeons
wanted to operate on me for piles. but /
cured them with DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve." 1t is infalIible for piles and skin
diseases. Beware Of counterfeits.-M. II.
OrdWaY.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

J.J. Harris & Co. have one OF the
most complete stocks OF general
merchandise found in the West.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

j. j. Harris & Co. have in a new and
large assortment Of dry goods. Prices
are, right and quality excellent. Call
and investigate.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

W. L. Tanner was down from West
Dolores last Tuesday, laying in winters
supply OF the necessities OF life.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

E. f. Ormiston came up from Formby
last Wednesday on business and will
probably return home today.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Hs-N hen you answer an advertisement in
TIE SILVER STAB. either local OF foreign,
please mention the fact that you saw IL in TIE
STAR. II costs YOU nothing and NAV b. great
help To the paper. "a
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Pay up your back subscription and
one year in advance and secure our val.
liable offer on first page.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Wood. the jeweler at Mancos. has the
finest line OF lady's and gents solid gold
watches in western Colorado.
The silver star., 1899-12-08
Timber Land. Aet June ,, 1878. Notes sor
Publication.
limited seafra and Once
hfteu StAttB L1uO Oniet1
Durango. Colorado,
NnYemller Ia. lsQ2.

HSNuUS &45sos ~ S1W - t0sO iNVsssD ~
Publication.
United States Land Once,
Durango. Colorado,
November u, 1sQo.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the ars OF Congress OF
June 3. 1873, entitled An act for the sale OF
timber lands In u States OF California Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory, N eS-
tended to all the Public Land States by act Of
August 4, 1s29,
Frank W. Stubbs. Of Gradens. county of
Montezuma, State Of Colorado. has this day
flied in this ONCE his sworn statement No. 2is,
for the purchase OF the ne sc I. 2 Sc and
sc sw OF Section q. in township 81 north,
range lS west n. NJ. p ".
And Will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
han for agricultural purposes. and to cstab-
iish his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this Office at Durango. Colo.
on Tuesday. the sQth day OF January, 1900.
He pames as witnesses: James Griffith, James
Moss George Soulen aud Alexander Derwerd.
all Of Gradens, Colorado.
.Arg and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 file
their claims IN mis- oiiicc on or before said pth
DAY OF Januars, 1870.
&c. PERKINS, Register.
Fist pub. Nov. L. lssa: last pub. Jan. 10. 1900.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

saw mill is being put in near Glen
coe in Lost Canon BY Ed Sharp. of Du.
range.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Joe McGrew was in from the range
last Sunday TO visit his wife.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

THE STAR's new stock OF stationery is
all right. Gall and examine it.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Frank Thaler. the popular whiskey
and cigar drummer Of Denver, spen, last
Sunday in this city.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

school children can (, I ruled cards for their
monthly reports al The SILVER STAR Office.
Six Tor cents.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

have ii insured!
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Chaa. Elemeyer has been slightly un-
der the weather this week. but is i'm
proving.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Subscribe for The SILVER STAR a
once and secure our present Of 81
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Paddy, the hero is sick at the hos
pital al Mancos.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Fine diamond ear rings at Woods, the
.ewelet. Mancos.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

.$"' III S'sI's ~ 0DH1ty SUPERINTENDENT.
Names OF pupils neither absent ior tar,iy
Vernni and Noble Rorep. Gius.inn, Henry,
Anfo7io and An clIna sagrillo.
ANNA PRrTcmAkD, Teacher.
The silver star., 1899-12-08
DOLORES DEW DROPS.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31
9tntider sum nenen bic 6rkrr

G4:cago, 80. I}dr3. - IS iit
bier Elm Qufruf an 1ue beutT6en Der
cine, &ir6engsmeiubsn un6 9eIeaz
I6aften erIaFsn poroen, Deleqdten 3u
elmer Gonferen3 gu entienben, nsI6s
am II. 4pril Itattfinbsn u. pen8runoz
itein gu elmer 8erbinouHg qs6en Iou,
qegen eius engIiTd ameriloni76t III
lian3 gu agitirn. 9ieTe 9erbinounq
fou iib iebo6 ni6t aI,in auf g6uag0
er1treden, TonDern GbnIi6e 9er6inoun=
gen in anoeren groBen StGotan bes
Qan0e5 iollsn Iia gu elmer grpB3n ma
tinnulen 9ereinigung 3uiammsn tbun,
um 70 einen bebeutenDen Druid aus
I6an 3u f0nnen. Bon pbil1oelp6id,
ct. 2puis, Milpoutee, Buffalo uuo
anOsren Stdotsn Iinb I6ou 8 Th,ruHz
1sn eingelaufan, ipel6e ein 3uItdnoe=
fommsn dbnliaergoHferen3;n in Iiaere
4usIibt Itellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31
SSDr sQlQlDlp8.
Gnti6etOrngsfampi im 0ange.
Seutc sSreitag) friih beganrt Sas blil'
ti8e 3ingcn nm Die SauptitaOt
Der SilipinuS.

Bis fPdt geIteru Qt6sno mar man in
8oT6ington o6ns gfa6ri4ten pom
@enerat Mc2trfhur, 6egte ieoO4
feline 9eIOrgnihe um ooS 8etul@
tat. = Qtm M9ittno6 Q(beno it1nb
@eneraG McQlrt6ur nod bier 9leis
len bon N}uLolos. - 9eitern
rHtte er bis 6i6t an bic @taot
por unb traF feline @orte6rpn8sn
fir Die 6euttgs @dladt.
@ofBington, 0.Gr 8O.mdr3.
- SPdt 6suts Q6sno er3ielt 0os
&rieggbepartsment fol8enoe 9sPeTte
DOm General Otis:
gUlanila, 81. Mdr3. = On ben
9sneraIaOiutanten in 8ai6ingtUn.-
gsnerat Mc2(rtRur traf 9eitern (Dons
nerTtag) feline 8orts6rungen fir einen
beute (6reitog) 81 be8innenben @nz
griff ouF glololos. Der 8amPf be-
gam I'm z llbr beuts friib unO 1T
nod i'm 8onse. llnier 8eItrjger Der
Guit beitonb aus bier 3ooten uuO %
8eripunOeten. 0tefel6en tpurben gez
fern 2l6enO fGmmtlia na8 ManiIa
ge6ra6t. General 6au riidte beute
Frii3 nit brei 8atoiGonen aus ieinem
Eager in norb0ftli8er Ri6tung Dor,
griTF W}oriquina an. nabm DaFeG6e IL.
berfolgte ben 6einb. 6eute Ia6nitz
tag erbielt er 8sfe6G 3ur Rudte6r.
(9e3ei6neD Dts"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31
Giurs S6cuIals Gnbt.
6. 9. Soper bingeridtet. - Sine 9ez
i6idte ieiner Dieien grdBlihtH
8erbrefen. - 5o63eitsu mil Ssiz
Ier8 506terlein.

t@tQte ielner pleieH grdBllneH
8erbrefen. - 9of3eiteu mil Ssiz
lsr5 56dterleiH.
6urriTDnbiIlc, m2p., 30.
mGr3. - &. 9. 5oper Dur0e beute
6a6ier Dur6 ben Strung 6iugsriatst
Der San betrug Iieben SUB Il. brad
Dem urmen SunDer 0a5 9sntd. GhD1
40 Qeronen po6nten Der 6inri6tung
bei. Der 9erurtbei,te peigerts Iih,
einen 9eiitIi6en bei Iih 3u emPfdns
gen.
Soper, pel6er bier cine N}eBqsrei
betrie6, mar ii6erFiifrt, feline Satin
UNI 3Dei 506ter inn 4lter pou pier,
reip. Ieh8 sya6ren ermcrost gu haben.
@ines Sagts i'm Qpru 1891 tiinOigte
er an, er babe ermjttett, baB eine GEE
Geiml Wirt6Ih1ft pDar ,5iiiIterbube"
bier 6etrieban perDe uno paB er in eis
uem 70 gpttloIen 0rt uiht leben t0ns
ne. Gr bertouFte barauT iein Sc
IhdTt un0 nerI6nanb. Ginigs Slge
Ipdter fdnoen bic Nahb1rn Die S5ruu
uno beioeu mdo6en, beren Shdpal
nit elmer 2(rl eingeibIugen porDen
Daren, dls QeiheF in Der Soper' 'Ihen
0pbHung. Soper bate Elm Shreiben
baTelbf 3urItgela6en in pelhem er
ertIdrte, er t0nne bic 6omilie niht err
nGbren, unb DieIelbe tperbe beTer
oaran Iein, tpeun Iie tobt Ddre. Gr
6eol6 Tih BON bier nah POrtlanb,
Or, mo er eiue g8itttDe betr1t6ste.
sSm Qpril 1897 berlieB er audi iene
8neite Satin unb nabm iein mittlerz
neile aeborenes 3fpeites Sinh NIT. Gu
ermor0eie oaFelbe |pdter, inbem er IS
bis 3ur 9epuBtloiiqteit Diirqte un0
le6enDiq begrub. Sn Der gtdbe BON
QlT6lano, gal., mo er i'm SUM 1897
auF elmer tleinen ObFFdrm arbeitste,
Fiel er Der Syu1ti3 in bic 6dnbe unO
purDe bierber 3uriidge6rdht, mo en-
feline S6ul0 am 8uIqen iii6nte. Gp
qeitan0 bor Ieinem ToDe, bdB er in
1886 IetHen @ater auf bem 0age nd4
elmer literorjf6en MISUNDERSTANDING
erE6oB. Iud bem Mloroe ging er in
Die untsr6aItunq uno Derguiigte iih
in oerIelben, ais o6 niht Das 9ering=
Ite borgeFulen nGre.
Gnbtte am mndmGt4en Ga L
gen, ipie I Elm . Gter.
RanTuszGitb, Mp.. 30, U}dr5.
- Der 22zid6riqe gsgsr Sa5. ReeO
enbete 6eute i'm bjeIigen 9efdngntB
am 8alqen. Gr bate 5rau SuIie
gIalesle9 in Deren Dpfnung aus 81
Fer1udt er56oFen. Reeb eubete an
bem ndmli6eu 8algen, aDte Iein 9d=
ter, Mlartin 3eeo, Del6er in 1894
neqen Der Grmorbung ieiner 9dttin,
eJames' Mutter, qebdnQt nur0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31
Die Grei8nifIe pom IeBten
Ulittp 0 6.

g2anito, 20. g1dr3 CUlittpo0,
1910 Ql6enbs. = g1o6 5peiItiinbiger
RaIt rufte Mc2lrt6ur's 0iDiIion iiber
8eisfelber uno 5Ii6e, bur6 9ebiiId
unb 0T6ungeln tpeiter bor, o6ne auF
8iberItanb gu itoBen. Der 5einb
entFlpb aus BEN 00rFern g}oat, SoaI
uno 8igaa uuo 8inoste oiefsI6en an.
2(u3 8ulatan, bic 5auptItobt Der
4robin3, tpurbe gerGumt unb bsrz
brannt, Ob9lei4 8enerul McQrt6ur
me6rere Meilen re6ts an berIeIben
pcrbeiging. I'm 5 ubr 2tbenps belt
Der 5einb binter S6nn3en, cine bal6e
Msile ieuIeits Der Station 9uiguinto,
an einem 6luBIbergonge, StanO. 0a5
&anTasz unb PennfplOuniaz8 z8sgiment
gingen IOTOrt unter 1eftigem 6ouer
Dor unD grifF bic feinbIiten Steuunz
gen an. Die SnIurgenten tonntsu I'M
fer QLrtiqeriez5euer ridt aus6alten,
unD entFloben binnen elmer bulbsH
Gtunbe mad ben 9iigeIn. ltnfer Ser
luIf beTtanb aus 3tpei 3obten unb 20
@srpunOeten, Osrienige bss 6einOs5
if be0eutenb gr0Ber. I'm II u6r
2l6enos be3og 9enerol U}c2trtBur elm
Eager nohe Der Station, bier Wlsilsn
bon MaIolps.
W}un8et an offt3isGltn
q 4rt6 ten in 90 q + f.
ington.
8uf6ington, Dc, 80. MGr3.
Bis gum S6IuTe Der bsutigen 8ez
T6GftsItunoer 6atte Das 3riegsoepag>
tement feline ein3ige DepeI6e iibsr bic
Sage Dor Mulolos erbulten. Sc nG6sr
unIere 2(rmse on Malolos 6eranrIdt,
oefo geIpannter nirb bas SyntereiIt, ba
man ipeiB, DAB Der Qngriff auF iene
StaOt niht lange msbr bsr30gert perz
ben tann. Seine 8eTorgniB 6errTdt
ii6er Das Refultat, oenn baB Die SynTurz
genten uuterliegen neroen, pir0 ieBt
I9on als auBer 3psiFel Itebenb betrads
tet. Man 6offt nur, buB un7sr Sieg
BON FOLDER Srdgpeite Iein niro, bdB
er Der SnIurretfion bus Rudgrat briat
uno bic SnIurgentenfH6rer CUR GinIi4t
bringt. Gtli6a unierer Strategen
furnten, odB 4guIndioo dusreIBsn uno
MaloIos an3iinOen pirb. o6He Ii9 auf
einen RamPf ein3ula7en.
Der grGfibsnt tf bsfriez
Digt.
8uIbtngtpn, .. g., 3O.Mdr3.
= Der 9rGTibent bat nit Ieinen 8sz
ratbern bic Situation auF ben g6ilip>
pinsn 6efpro9en unb iid iiber Die
bur6 Gencral Otis unb bic 1nDcrsn
@enerdle oenu9ten 6ortT9ritte nit
qroBer 8efriebigung ousgeIpro4eu,
pietpp6l er Den @erluit an Mlenf6snz
leben Iebr bebduerte.
8e3igli4 Der 5reitpiIigen auF ben
96ilippinen 6errI4t bic QnIi6t, 9ene>
raj Otis bsburFe berIel6en nid1t mebr,
na6bem ibm bic unterpeQs 6eFinoliz
den 8erItdrtungen 3uget0mmen Isin
perben. llebrigens niro tein 8sTu6
6reiDiaiger I'm QusmuIterung dls
itutt6aFt betra6let, ebe bic Ratifi3iz
rungsz GTempGare bes 6riebensDers
trays ausQetGuIht ieiu pefoeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31

N}uniGa, 81. MlGr3, 1888 @orz
mittogs. = 9snsraImoior I}c2(rEbur
riidte 9eute frii6 gegen MoloIos Dor
unb begann ben QngriFf auf Die
Stabt Inn Iieben ll6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31
&reu33ug gegen riubaliamirtes
TIeiifl.

qfttsbura 80. m}dr3. = 2tuf
bic QnIdulOigung bin, neinbalIamirz
tes 6leil4" pertuuft gu baben, puroen
9. 8. Reeo, SenrD 8Dbm unD SOBn
Senning berbaftst. IS iIt bus Der Be
ginn bes 8reu33uges Der Staats@Gom=
million 3ur 8erbitung Der @erfdlz
fhung bon 2ebensmittsln gegsn ale
6dnOIer bier uno in 9bilaoelpbia,
nelde in Gbicogo ousgeI4la6tstss
5leiIa bertuufen; baITelbe lon, pie be-
bauptet Dirb, nit GonIerpirunQsmitz
teIn bebunbeIt Iein. 8eitere 8er6aFz
tungsn Itsben bebpr; bieIeIben Iino bus
ReIultat po6enldnger unterIu9un=
qen. Sin Qgent Der @ommiIfpn tdufte
in ben perf4ie0enen 2dben 6leiI6 Elm,
unb BEL Der 4nalbIe fanb 9rof. Qf9=
mann, DAB OufsIbe 6emiIh prdparirt
mar. Bds er fir G6emitdlien fetz
Itellte, fpirD erit am 4. 4priI Bel benz
9erb0r betannt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31
anltimpre.ohin gsnhn.SHaettn.

81 20 mad ggaibiustOu unD ,uriid, samitae uro
Sountaq, neu l. uuD ?. april, gultt9 thr
bic @adfabrt bis gum g. Gpril tntluiibt'
ollie 9ige, init ausHabme Dss rGspal Nl=
miteO." tSV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31

ggd6rsnb Des GeBtsn Winters batten
mir piele Rrdnfbeiten, uno DieIe Ufoz
aenleiben f6nnen bic 5oige iein, gegeH
pel6e es nt6ts 9eFeres giebt, tpie 0r.
2(uguTt &6nig's 6ambuuger SroPFen.
Sic tpirten auF bic Qeber uno ben
w1ogeH unb itsnen Die 8sIunbbeit
tDiener ber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31

Der pl0Blihe DitterungsDs6Iel i'm
Tribling 1T T9limm fir neuroigjiAe
G6mer3en; has bette Ding oagsgen lit
ieDo6 in Iol6em Detter Der ge5rau9
BON ct. oSdtp6szStl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31

Berlin, 80. N}dr3. = Die Na6z
ri6ten aus Samoa qsrei6en Der bsutz
I6sn Regierung gum groBsn GrItauz
nen. aei6stan3lsr 5o6enIo6e pirb
Ieinen morgigen 30. Geburtstaq in
9aoen 8aben Derbrinqsn, unD 8dz
ron b. Billion, WliniTter oes 2lusDdrz
tigen, bsfiH6et iia auf elmer 5peilp04is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31

Dus I9limurite 2si6sn bss Rsrpen=
IbTtems ift Sctatia. ct. SatObs Sel
lit iebo9 Elm 5eilmittel, peI4es big auf
ben SIP Der 64mer3en bur4nringt
unb lidere 6eiIuna bringtA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-31

so. ReS. Brt6arO,
Gtbrs,1SE&el GensrsI.Gsi6aftsIa5Tcr.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
A $500 CHECK TAKEN FROM THE
MAIL.
Cashes the Paper at Bank of Hawaii
and Leaves for Japan-History of the
Case.

Former Purser FernbaCh, of the Wal
aleale who left by the Toyo Maru last
Tuesday evening for Japan, is believed
to be mail thief and an embezzler.
His friends are greatly disappointed
in him. The facts of the young mans
doings have been leaking out for a
week but confirmatory evidence has
just now come from Kauai.
These are the facts A large Chinese
merchant at Kealia sent a check for
$500 to Bishop & Company for exchange
on ,Hongkong. The check was drawn
on the Bank of Hawaii by the Makee
Sugar Company in favor of All Lee,
the merchant, and was endorsed by the
latter On the way from Kauai Fern
mail bag, taken out the letter and alb
Stracted the check therefrOm
Two days later the check reached the
Bank of the Hawaii from a city saloon.
Payment was withheld by Cashier
Clarence Cooke until the party present
ing it could be identified. The young
man went out and brought in Fernbach.
Cooke did not know Fernbach either
and refused payment. The purser
quickly found a man on the streets to
identify him and the money was paid
over. That night FernbaCh skipped.
The next day Bishop & Company re-
ceived the letter mailed from Kauai by
the Chinaman stating that the check
on the Bank of Hawaii had been sent
Cashier George Ashley, finding no
check in the letter, "smelt some miCes'
| and queried the Bank of Hawaii, to
find that the paper had been presented
and cashed.
A search was instituted for Fern
| bach, but he was out of reach. Ar
effort will be made to send to Japan fol-
him, but the cooperation of Washing
I q l.
| cured.
Mr.. Fernbach is a San Francisco
man of good family. He had been here
about year. For a while he was pur.
ser of the James Makee, but was later
| transferred to the Waialeale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
H|LO LAND IS 70 Be SOLD
A BUSINESS LOT AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
More Light Wine and Beer Licenses.
Applications for Rights to Honolulu
Wharf-Routine.

At the meeting of the Cabinet this
morning it was decided to put up Lot
"a, Block b. in HilO, at public auction,
on the application of a Mr. Fitzgerald.
It was concluded to make the lease 30
years at an upset of $500 a year. the
purchaser to build a brick structure of
certain dimensions on it within a spe-
Gifted time. .'.r...- ...
The matter of the location of depot
and other property of the Hilo Railway
Company at Hilo was referred to the
survey department. The subject of
new buoys, etc, for Hilo bay went to
the superintendent of public works for
investigation and report.
An application of the l. I. S. n. Com
pany to have the end of Kekuanoa
wharf set aside for it's exclusive use
was referred TO the harbor master. This
wharf "a the one at the left of the foot
of Fort street.
Leon Malterre, at Onomea, Hawaii
was refused d light wine and beer lie
| ence for the reason that three have al
ready been granted for the district and
| this is all the law allows.
Chee On You, a man now in China
| applied for an extension of his permit
to return to the Hawaiian Island Re
fused The applicant has already beer
| away two years.
I A light wine and beer license was
granted to Thomas g. Forsyth in Kula
Maui
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
BUSINESS MEMS MEMO.


Adjourned annual meeting of share
holders Waimea Sugar Mill Co, Thurs
day, August 81, 1899, at 8 o'clock a. m.
Five per cent Isl per share) assess
ment is due and payable on the assess
able stock of the McBryde Sugar Co.,
Ltd. on August Is, 1899. Five per cent
Isl per share) on October l, 1899 and 5
per cent ($1 per share) on January 1,
1900.
Two and one-half per cent assess
ment on the assessable stock of Olaa
Sugar Co., Ltd, is due and payable
October 1, 1899, and 2h per cent addi-
tional on the 1st of each succeeding
month, including July, 1900.
Twenty-Five per cent assessment on
the assessable stock of the Orpheum
Co., Ltd, due August %, 1899, delin-
quent September 22, 1899.
Third assessment of ten per cent on
the assessable stock of Kihei Planta-
tioE, due August 1st, delinquent Sep
tember l, 1899
Fourth assessment of 10 per cent on
assessable stock of KOna Sugar Co. due
August l, 1899, delinquent September
l, 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
DREYFUS' ADVOCATE RESUMES
HIS WORK
Conjectured Judgment of the Court
Paris in Ferment-The Opera Bouffe
Predicament of NJ. Guerin.

RENNES, France. August 22.-Mai-
tire LabOri was able today to resum his
place in court. He infused life and vi
tality into the defense which it has
lacked during his absence. NJ. Demange
is cOnciliatory and has always seemed
to fear to press home his thrusts.
Labor was fully alive to his work,
however, as when he demanded to draw
from Mercier by what right he retain
ed custody of part of a secret dossier
and what business he had in meddling
with the translation of the SChnider dis
patch after he ceased to be minister of
war. This was a telling point a very
telling one.
MERCER tried to answer, tried to
evade, and, finally, took refuge in a re-
fusal to say anything whatever. He was
caught i'm a trap, and the wounded law
yer took every care the judges got the
full benefit of the situation.
Opinions differ as to, the final out
come of the trial. A belief has gained
some credence that the court will find
Dreyfus guilty of military indiscretion
and give him five year sentence which
he has already served. Thus he will be
! freed but the honor of the army will be
saved.
Meanwhile Paris is rent with the vio-
! lence of opinions the matter has
brought out. One of the most curious
| incidents of this violence is the position
of NJ Guerin, a leader in the anti-Semi-
! tic movement. He has barricaded him
self in his home and the police after
vainly trying to carry his defenses by
| assault are now regularly beseigine
him with the intention of starving hin
| ont.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
M MILITARY STATION NN HBA@ ST OTIS RETAINS COMMAND ABA AGAIN COURT Observation-Disclosures
CAPTURE OF AGUINALDO TO BE
ATTEMPTED
Seventy Thousand Troops Will be
Available in the Philippines Novem-
Der mo Peace Proposals Accepted.

HOTEL CHAMPLAIN, n. Y, August
22.-The following is the result of the
conference held here today by President
Mckinley, Vice President Hobart Sec
retary of War Root and Attorney Cen
eral Griggs:
The first step upon the renewal of
hostilties will be toward the capture of
Aguinaldo General Otis has been in
structed to leave no stone unturned to
accomplish this end. With Aguinaldo
as prisoner, the administration believes
the insurrection will end.
Major general Otis will continue IN
command of the American forces in the
Philippines. Nearly 10000 troops will he
available for service in the far east be-
fore November /. More that so, 900 will
be on the ground by that date.
No peace proposals from Aguinaldo
or his followers will be accepted, ex-
cept on condition of immediate surren-
der to American authority.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER THE
RAILWAY LANDING.
Vessels in Port Notified That They
Must Pay Harbor Master for Use OF
It To be Arbitrated.

The Government has made a positive
move toward taking over the railway
wharf, as authorized by a recent deci-
sion of the supreme court. This morn
ing the harbor master was instructed to
vessels using the wharf and to permit
none to sail until such had been paid.
1t is understood that the move is
made to force the matter into the hands
of a board of arbitration to look into
the value of the property. quite a
while ago the Government appointed it's
members of an arbitration board and
so notified the railway company The
latter paid no attention to the notice.
1t Will be remembered that two years
ago the Government gave notice of it's
intention to condemn the wharf and ad-
Joining property. This action had the
effect of bringing the controversy into
the courts, where it remained until last
winter. In its correspondence the Gov
ernment placed valuation of a little
over $4,000 on the property, which was,
however, refused by the railway people.
Since that they have again refused the
amount rendered The only way left to
settle the matter is by a board of arbi-
tration, which is fully provided for in
the railway franchise.
There are several vessels al the rail-
way wharf now and some are to dis
charge there. The harbor master this
| afternoon will issue notice to them of
| the action of the Government in the
matter and of their liability to wharf
dues.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-30
HALE AND OTIS.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2S.-Gen-
eral Hale was asked about the recently
published story that he had had words
with Major General Otis and had
threatened to report the latter for cow
ardice.
Il was dumfounded," said he, "to hear
of that story on reaching port this
morning. There is not a word of truth
in it. / never criticised or discussed
matters with General Otis. l never
spoke to him from March 25th to the
day of my departure except to bid him
good-by before going on board the
Warren"