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nook LAUDANUM.
Prominent Clergyman Absorbs Too
Much Of the Drug.

Prominent Clergyman Absorlls Too
Much Ofthc Drug.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Oct. 2s.-Rev. DR..
Francis L.ohdell died suddenly in Trlnl-
ty church rectory to-day. aged sixty
four years. He came to Trinity from
st, Andrews church. New York city.
twelve years ago. He was very proml-
nent In church work and had large
circle Of friends. DR.. Lobdell has been
suffering from insomnia. At supper
Tuesday, he informed his wife that he
had taken laudanum to Induce sleep.
He retired apparently in his normal
condition. When he arose yesterday he
proceeded to dress himself. but fell
asleep on the lounge. His wife was un-
able to arouse him and sent for phy-
slcian. The doctor worked with him
all day and until o'clock this morn
Ing, when DR.. LobdelI died, He was
conscious at times and informed those
about him that he had taken two
ounces Of the drug.
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To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chnlns Of disease Ia the worst
form OF slavery, George D. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a
gIavc wns made free. He says: MY
wife has been no helpless for i've years
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. After using two bottles Of Elec-
trio Blttcrs, she is wonderfully Inn
proved and able to do her own work"
This supreme remedy for female dis
eRsca quickly cures nervousness. Sleep
loSsness. melancholy, headache. back
ache. faluting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine IL godRend
to weak. Blckly, run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only so cents. Sold
by Logan Drug CO., druggist,
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NEW YORK, Oct. PA special to
the Times from Washington says: The
story that Mr. wildman is to be re-
moved from the post Of United States
consul general at Hong Kong, and re-
placed by Edward BedlOe, late consul
at Canton, which originated In Port
land yesterday, Is emphaticRlly denied
at the state department. The supposed
cause for removal as reported. was
WIIdman's friendllness to Agulnaldo,
Bedloe's own case has NOT yet been dis
posed of. and the charges against him
before the President. The belief here
is that he will be reInstated in the con-
SLIlaF service,
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THANKs HIs CoUNTRYNIRN.
Admiral Dewey Receives Deed fol
His New Home.

Admiral Dewey Receives Deed for
His New Home.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Frank A.
vanderlip, chairman OF the Dewey
home committee. has received the fol-
lowing letter from the admiral:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.
Dear sIr:-T acknowledge the receipt
this day OF the title deeds to the beau
tlful house presented to me by my coun-
trymen. My heart is full Of gratitude
to them for this overwhelming express
sion Of their regard for me, and I re-
quest that you will also accept and con-
vey to tn. committee my heartfelt
thanks for your and their efforts.
Very sincerely you're,
GEORGE DEWEY"
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct 96.-L NJ
GuTrey. president of the Trade Dollar
Consolidated Mining Company, of Ida
no, concluded the purchase to-day for
his company, OF the Idaho & Pittsburgh
Mining and Milling Company'a proper
ty, adjoining the consolidated proper
ties of the Trade Dollar, situated on
Florida mountain. Idaho. The price
paid was $250,OO0 cash. The property
purchased was owned entirely by Pitts
burghers. The consolidated concern
now holds sixty claims. comprising loo
acres ind three mills with capital Of
Sc. OOO, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27

LONDON. Oct. 2s.-The war ofEice has
received tho following dispatch from
General White:
"LADYsAfITH, Oct. 26,-l2:4O p. M
General Yuie's column has Just march
ed In here after a very hard march
during night of exceptionally heavy
rain. The men, though done UP, are in
good spirits and only want n rest. The
enemy did not modest them"
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.--B. H. Willis
the yellow fever patient, died at SWINE
burne Island to-day. Willis arrived
from Havana Tuesday on the Ward line
steamer Niagara, and was transferred
to Hoffman Island with ten OF his fell
low passengers. He developed yellow
fever, and was sent to the hospital at
Swineburne Island. willis home was
at Oakland, Fla. Unless relatives OBJ
feet his remains will be incinerated in
crematory at swlneburne Island.
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ESCAPED CENS0RS.
Belatsd Dispatches Received in
London from Two to Three
Days Old.
DETAILS COME IN SLOWLY.
Some Fierce Fighting, With Hon.
ors About Evenly
Divided.

LONDON, Oct. PA batch Of delayed
dispatches arrived here this morning
via Lourenxo MARQUES. They arc az
follows:
Pretoria, oct. 2l-Frlday's fight at
Dundee stated at in the morning and
lasted until in the afternoon. The
burghers under General Lucas Meyer,
took up q strong position, but were
compelled to retire to their larger after
capturing n Maxim. The fEhtinE was
resumed at 10 this morning in the
neighborhood Of Glencoe and Dundee.
Several Boer forces were engaged, The
firing was distinctly heard at Dannhau-
SER"
pretoria, Oct. 2l.-New Castle Is un-
der martial law. The town Is quiet.
The farmers within radius OF three
miles have been called upon to give an
inventory of their stock In case 1t is re-
CURED. and the citizens have been or
dored to give up their arms, About 800
complied. Guards are protecting prop
erty"
Pretoria. Oct. I.-Presldent steyn,
OF the Orange Free State, has issued a
proclamation to the Basuto nation. ex-
planning the reasons for the war and
also stating that Boer forces have been
placed near the BRsutoland border. He
makes known that the republic is at
peace with the Basutos and wishes to
continue SO, adding that no injury will
be done to Bastos remaining quiet and
not assisting the British"
pretoria. Oct. 22.-The johannesburg
hnrshers Hollsnder corps has had a
heavy engagement at ElandslaGgte.
The battle lasted twelve hours against
heavy odds. Two hundred are missing
and about 100 burghers are dead or
wounded. 1t is reported that Colonel
schIel. and Field Comets Pionaar and
Joubert were killed"
pretoria, Oct. G5,-General Joubert
reports that General Cronje, command
ing the Free state and winbourg forces
had an engagement with the British at
Elandslaagte. It lasted seven hours.
Nine burghers were wounded and six
T,ssvsn,ltS
..SrStnr,o oct 9a-The Rr,t,.h nr,s.
o,sr. con4',rod Fr,dov near Dundee
49, o1trH,nsd ~ noDnbon.er They
ana tan tr,,cS. Tbe o0icerS travelled
a., .,sa. aHd q ,onoroto Van wa. nro-
Vided for two wounded officers. An
oa ,ssa Nr o.o,,,d os.or1h,od a. The sto-
t,on ho-o - wttross +hslr arrival INIT
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Dynamite Lets Loose.

IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. Oct. ga
Charles Nelson. Richard Stone and Al
bin Forsterlson were killed to-day by
an explosion OF dynamite In the Cundy
mine The men were preparing a blast
at the time and 1t is supposed the accI-
dent wns caused by carelessness in
driving In the charge.
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bpeclAl DlHpRtch 70 INC IhlsWlEe"ceE'
CHARLESTOWN, W. Va, Oct. &C.,
Mr.. John c. wiltshire, u well-known
farmer residing near this place, Hcci-
dentally discharged the contents OF a
shot gun In one Of his feet this MORN
Ing, causing serious wound. The ac-
cldent happened while he was in the act
Of loading the gun. 1t Ia feared his foot
will have to be nmputnted.
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Chicago Tribune: The Doctor--I tell
you, sir. an impression once made on
the brain is never lost. 1t may seem
to be forgotten, but It Is there forever
The Professor--I am inclined to think
MnuseF bullet Is an exception. 1t
might go in at one ear and out at the
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Are grand. but Skin Eruptons rob life
OF 10y Elucklon'g ArnioH SalvN cures
them. also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers bolls. felons. cOrns, wnrts, cuts.
bruiReH, burnp, Hrntds, chnpped banda.
ohllblninE. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only g6Gts
n box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Co., druggist.
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Theatrical Company Arrives.

NEW YORK, Oct 2s.-Among the
passengers who arrived to-day on
board the steamer Marquette from
London were Henry irving and his
company, comprising fifty persons,
among whom were Miss Ellen Terry,
Miss Ethel Clark, Frank Tyars and
Lawrence Irving.
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Philadelphia North American; "Do
you think you earn enough to support
two?" asked her father.
"Two2" answered the young man
quizzlcnlly. i've only asked for one OF
your family. Who else are you going to
ring In on mc?"
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26,--The Liberty
silk mill, in West FItty-seventh street.
was completely tied up to-day by the
strike OF employees. or $40 employees,
but one. n woman, was ut work. The
strike Is conducted In an orderly man
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Re sure and use that old and woll-tr tried
remedy Mrs, Windows Soothing
Syrup. for children teethlng, It soothe9i
the child, SsGtenB tho gum, Rllayg all
pain, cures wind collie and p the besI
eents 4 bottle, mMGE
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Special Dispatch to tho IntClllgcncCr.
WASHINGTON, Oct. GA patent
has been issued to James w. Hammett,
Of Eureka, W. Va for combined wa
ter purifier and elevator
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which $40 is paid up, and authorized
capital OF 100000. The incorporat0rs
are Charles b. Reed, S. F. Simpson and
John W. Groves, Of Wheeling; Cham.
bers Brothers, OF West Alexander Pa,
and ], n. Hagan, OF Adenn, Ohio.
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CAPE TOWN. Oct 25.-Evenlng.-1
is officially announced that General
Yule is in touch with General Sir George
Stewart white at Ladysmlth.
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PRETORIA. Oct. 25,-(via Lourenzo
Marques).-The shellInT of Mafeking
was resumed at daybreak this morning,
Several houses are in flames.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-09-12
THE ADMIRAL'S RECEPTION

Admiral Dewey gradually approaches
his native shores. A national welcome
is before him. 1t will not be the
welcome with bloody hands to
hospitable graves, but the genuine well
come of the people who are proud OF
his victory over the Spaniards. But
before him is the untried wilderness of
speech making. Many heroes. who
never lose their courses even in night
battles upon the sea. are lost in the
dark woods of general remarks" and
fall into the pit holes Of unfortunate
expressions. His loving countrymen
will expect that the great commander
will invent some memorable phrase
which will be one of the golden coins
OF literature. The admiral knows their
wishes and hopes to comply with them.
The eye that was lidless, during the
elliptical war dance of death in Manila
bay, closes and YEARLY opens during
the nigh hours, as the Olympia
plunges into the stubborn western sea,
and the hour approaches when the
chairman of the first great dinner will
arise, and announce that Admiral
Dewey will please respond
The loving cup which is to be pres
ented to the Admiral is said to be the
largest in existence, and has capacity
for fifteen gallons of the cheerful
II there is any occasion which would
justify swallowing the entire con-
tents of the massive cup, 1t is the one
which forces the Soaking to rise, and
spin rhetorical yarn to his enthusiast
tic fellow citizens who are designated
in marine literature as land lubbers."
Even though he "shivers his timbers'
on the occasion, the deed In Manila
bay SO quickly and well done, the
deed that wins the prize" will stand
him best. and be the short words OF
the song which his countrymen will
always sing.
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"AS EXPECTED"

"Ah," said the French editor. of a
Journal that had failed after a brief
existence Of six months, 1T Is like the
mosquito that is born, reaches matu-
rity, becomes a father and a grand
father, and dies, all within two hours
Honolulu has just been visited by one
of those journalistic mosquitoes, and
with the usual fate, and II will be re-
visited again from time 20 time by
these insects.
There Is no difficulty in the way OF
starting a new journal. The trouble Is
in prolonging its existence. 4 man
with newspaper tendencies needs no
education, no knowledge of the world,
no training In political economy, no
knowledge OF science, In order 10 start
a fash paper. He can purchase for
fifty cents a book containing synonyms
aud after he has mastered few abus'
i've words which are always In stock,
he is ready for business There Is q
class Of readers who like 10 hear men
they dislike abused In newspaper
and called "perjured villains" "ras-
Gals" Idiots traitors fools aud
oun- American" but these readers set
tired Of the repetition II Ghsse words,
and ask for something nes u IL Just
~ this poinl that the Hash journalist
fails Like one II the cheap mnsle
boaes that play only three plsess, be
has only ihese few abusive words Al
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INSTRUCTIONS OF THE STATE
DEPARTMENT.

The last mail did not, so far as we
can learn, bring the text Of the opinion
0. the State department in the matter
of Portuguese Immigrants who aban-
doned the transport in Madeira
Whether or not the report given In the
San Francisco Bulletin, that the state
department has in so many words de-
clared the Hawaiian labor contract
laws are in full force and effect Is true
Is still unknown. IL Is probably true
that the Department corrected Consul
Jones who had informed the Portu-
guese immigrants that assisted immi-
grafton was illegal in Hawaii, and that
their labor contracts were void. This
Is a clear proposition provided the Con
stitution does not cover these Islands
II the Constitution does. there comes
with 1t the requirement for the uni
formity OF laws.
II assisted immigration is lawful In
Hawaii, under the Federal Constitu-
ton. and. at the same time II is un-
lawful in the States, then II follows
that Congress has the power 10 dis
criminate against sections OF the coun'
try In the making OF laws. II Con-
gress may discriminate in one case, II
may In another. II II may discrim'
mate, under the Constitution, In tho
matter Of immigration, 1t may diserim
mate In the matter Of labor II may
with such powers, entirely forbid IN,
use Of Asiatic labor In Hawaii. or con
fine II To American born citizens.
The claim Is a perilous one, that III,
Constitution covers Hawaii AZ a tim,
when the plantations are In eNrrem,
need Of laborers, and laborers can onl,
be obtained by measures which ar'
Illegal on the Mainland 10 secure th'
Federal Constitution ana a. The sam
time refuse the Federal laws, IL rasl
skating on thin bee, II We had th'
power 10 take this course
u the dispatch publisbed IN the 81
franols'o iiulle,in 10 oprre,t, The stat
department appears 10 have taken lh
ground that Congress must In ia
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AID FOR PORTO RICO.

The governors of nearly all Of the
States have appealed to the citizens of
their respective States, for aid to the
distressed Porto Ricans. Besides the
Governors, the Mayors of many cities
have appealed to the people living
within their municipalities for cOntri-
buttons of money and material for the
came purpose. The Territory of Ha-
WI / has, so far. made no public con-
tribution to this object. The President
has not made any appeal for aid. The
Chamber of Commerce, unlike the
chambers of commerce elsewhere,
takes no notice of the matter. Senator
Clark of Wyoming says that we are
the most prosperous people on the face
of the earth. The old Spanish proverb
is: Prosperity forgets father and
mother" One Of our residents last
week called veterinary surgeon to ex-
anime his Jersey COW that was sick
and failed to give good milk. What is
the matter with herr" asked the resi-
dent. when you feed a COW too rich
ly she gives bad milk, and gets sick"
said the surgeon. Is Hawaii too richly
fed?
In the mean time, and every hour.
thousands of these new subjects Of
American Imperial democracy are suf-
fering, and are appealing to their po-
ltical masters for bread and clothing.
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THE DREyFuS TRIAL.

The most significant news In the
Dreyfus trial. Is a report that the
French generals who are prosecuting
him are no longer in harmony with
each other. The revelations OF forge
~. of fraud, Of perjury, brighten them
They assumed In the beginning OF the
trial that Dreyfus could be easily con-
victed, and that the court-martiai was
With them. SOW they are CONFRONTED
With two ugly propositions. II he Is
convicted there will be a storm OF IN
dignation in France which may ieau
IN civi, war. II he is acquitted, the!
are left in a terrible plight because
they have failed to sustain the'r
charges. In either case the prestige Oh
IN. general staff will be lost. Cen
Roget. one of the prosecuting generals
ia said to advise abandonment OF the
case as the only method of preventing
a crisis. His associates do not agree
with him.
There is some query about the power
of the Court Of Cessation to review the
case on appeal, IL Dreyfus is convicted.
Clemenceau says that 1t has. II II
has. any arbitrary Judgment OF the
court will be reversed. No dispatches
state with authority whether there can
be any review.
A most sensational incident Will oc-
cur. II Sara Bernhard goes on to the
witness stand, and declares that NJ
Rochefort. the editor Of the lntranci-
eeant. told her in 1898. that he knew
that Dreyfus was innocent, but he
had reasons for saying the contrary.
The Judges of the court-martial would
call upon the mountains to hide them
IL they invited the scorn OF the great
tragedienne, who is a Jewess. and Is
an originate source Of verbal dynamite
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WERE BOTH KILLED.

The Mahdi's Two Sons Resisted Ar
rest and Were Shot.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Sirdar, Gen.
eral Lord Kitchener, of Khartoum, has
cabled the Foreign Once that the Nah
dis two sons have been killed by Brit
ish troops while resisting arrest at the
village of Shukaba.
A force Of British troops had been
dispatched there in consequence OF a re-
port that the Mahdist insurrection on
the Blue Nile was instigated by Ma
lifa Cherif and the Mahdi's sons. The
latter had been living under super
vision at Shukaba. On the arrival OF
the troops the Dervishes met them
with warm fire. During the fight the
Cherif and the Mahdis sons were kill
ed and the village was burned.
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the &C, OF pleading for the personal
liberty of the lahorers who have
broken their contracts. The report OF
the proceedings. II any were taken. has
not vet been received. II taken. the
sudden dropping of the bottom OF the
proceedings, by the release OF the pris-
oners, may have arrested, In Its be-
ginning. the creation Of a noted his
iorical event. Perhaps II VIII appear
that the counsellor had risen TO address
the court. and had begun his plea:
May 1t please the court. On behalf OF
a band Of noble Galicians, VINO cast
aside their fortunes and their homes
on the historic shores OF the Adriatic,
in order to establish a higher indus
trial civilization in the Paradise Of the
Pacific, and who are now In chains,
whose cruel ratings / now hear even
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posters ever written. Well have some
fun with Tobin II he ever does come
to the Islands.
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Hoods Pills HOODS s saSs s,paii &c

command, and must repeat them. until
the repetition Is monotonous. This
kind of journalism is the cheapest
vaudeville show which only takes,
while its exhibitions OF nudity and
nastiness are novel.
Honolulu now sees the death by
financial strangulation of a sensational
journal. 1T didn't pay" This is the
best comment on the estimate which
the town put upon wholesale. eXtrava-
CANT, malicious abuse of men in
the community. Every large city has
it's viBitations from these journalistic
mosquitoes, that are born, become
mature, breed and die within an hour
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BARON GRANT DEAD,

LONDON, August S0,--liaron Albert
Grant, the company promoter, 10 dead
Ills title Was conferred on him BY king
Humber la 1895 for services IN oonr
neollon With the Victor Emanuel Ralr
lsyy 81 Milan, Grant sas ihe "iioo'
ley " bis day No Mas besI SHOWN
IN eopaeeiiop shb lhe Emma silver
mine scandal