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America Is Notified

Washington, Nov. 27.-The British
ambassador, Lord Pauncefote, has IN
formed the secretary Of state that In
view Of a doubt which appeared to eN-
ist whether her maiesty's government
recognized that the hostilities now IN
course OF progress In South Africa con.
stitute a state OF war between Great
Britain and the two South African re-
publics he has been directed by the
Marquis OF salisbury to inform the sec
rotary Of state. as an act OF courtesy,
that the South African republic ana
the Orange Free State having declared
war against her majesty the queen ana
having invaded the British colonies OF
the Cape q state Of war has naturally
existed since the nth OF October, be-
tween the British government ana the
South African Republic and the orange
Free State.
The note appears TO be couehsd ia
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Royal Trio of Hunters.

Sandrlngham, Nov 27-Emperor Will
lam the prince Of Wales and the duke
OF York went shooting In the Wolferton
woods this morning and the imperial
and royal ladies Joined the party at
lunch
The covers have been shot this season
80 that Rame Is plentiful
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Married Ciyilly.

Paris. Nov. a. The civil marrlageof
Douglas Walter Campbell, only son Of
the late Walter Campbell and grandson
Of the duke Of Argyll, and Aimee,
youngest daughter Of the late John
Lawrence Of New York, took place to-
day AT the town hall Of the 18th ar
endorsement. in the presence OF inii-
mate friends Of both families. Gen.
Horace Porter, the United States am
bassador here, and Mr.. Austin Lee,
charge d'affaires Of the British en-
bassy. we're the witnesses. The re-
ligious ceremony will take place tomor-
row.
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Extension OF the Gable.

New York, Nov 27.-The Western
Union Telegraph Co., today makes the
following announcement:
The cable between Capetown, South
Africa, and the Island Of st. Helena has
been opened. The Portuguese colonies
administration announces the opening
Of communication with Cutumbella,
District OF Benguela, Angola, on the
west coast Of Africa"
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WALL SENT TO ASYLUM,
Mining Man Did Not Care For Priv.
ate Treatment.

John Wall. the mining man, was COM
mitted 20 the asylum at Provo by Judge
Hiles this afternoon. The examination
was conducted before Deputy Clerk
Blair and County Physician Anderson
and DIT. Wright. Wall was asked II he
would like to receive private treatment
at the hands OF DR.. nJos, ana ne
answered by saying, why should I
pe punished by being sent to him? I've
done nothing"
During the hearing Wall charged p.
A. II. Franklin with making him
orunk and then keeping him that way
in order to swlndle him out Of his prop
srty.
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similar terms to those addressed by the
British government TO the governments
Of continental Europe. II will not ma
terially affect the United States ex.
cept TO enable the government TO deal
vigorously with any persons who at
tempt to recruit In the United States
FOR either party TO the war. Boer or
British.
Nothing has been heard from Mr.
Macrum recently respecting the meas
ure OF success attending his efforts 70
care for the British interests IN the
two Dutch republics, which were con-
tded 10 him.
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DEWEY TO CONF TO CHICAGO.
Accepts the rnyItailon to Visit the Windy
CITY Next Maydsy.

New York, Nov. E.--Admiral Dewey
has accepted the invitation 10 visit
Chicago May ! next year. this letter
having been received by the committee
this morning:
"ohlce Of the admiral, i47 Rhode
Island Avenue. Washington. Nov. q.
iSee,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ITO Martin b. Madden. vice chairman
Of the committee. Chicago;
Dear Sir-Acknowledglng the receipt
Of your letter OF the 23rd instant, ask
ing for the date Of my visit TO Chicago
TO be fixed for May /, 1900 ] have the
honor to state that this date VIII be
agreeable 10 me. Very truly yours,
GEORGE DEWEY"
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CAPTURED 100000
BOER CART RIDGES.
Announcement of Another Triumph OF Gen.
Met1uen Over the Free State
BurgherS.

British Graiiied at the Improved 0uookBoers Rally Quickly
and Display Excellent Military Qualities Kimberley Relic
Expedition Moves 0n-Battle Expected at MOdder XIV
The Advance IRON EstcOurt-Gen. Butler on the Field
tempt to ReOccupy COlenso-Bg Battle Likely al Iugea
Rver-Dark for British in Cape COOny-Flyng Column
Leaves TO Intercept BOer Raiding Parties.
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one Juror Caught.

New York Nov. 27.-one additional
Juror for the trial OF Roland b.
Mollneux, the alleged poisoner. had
been secured up 10 the time when the
court Of general sessions took a re-
cess today, the tenth day since the case
was called.
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wuhclmlua to Meet the Kaiser.

The Hague, Nov. 27.-Queen VII
helnina and her mother starr for Flush
ing Wednesday TO meet the emperor
and empress OF Germany on their ar
rival there from England.
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Embezrler Gets seven Years.

Lockport, n. y Nov, 2.-John C..
Lammerts. eX-county treasurer, who
was convicted Of misapproprating 81
Sag OF public money was sentenced to-
day to seven years at hard labor In
Auburn prison.
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Senator HAYWARD Dying.

Nebraska City, Neb., Nov. 2l.--Sena-
tor Hayward Il reported TO be slowly
sinking The last bulletin issued by
his physician Is 60 the effect that the
patients vitality Is declining. He
passed a restless night.
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Memphis, Tenn, Nov. %. 3:l5 p. NJ
A dispatch received from the Tribune
at Galveston, Texas, confirms the
death Of Charles Coghlan, the eminent
actor and author.
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Mac, a Big Purchase.

London, Nov 27.-Lord Ardllaun
(Arthur Edward Guinness) has pur-
chaser the Muckross estate for sixty
thousand pounds sterling
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Capetown, Nov o. (Afternoon)-It is
reported that Gen. Methuen has cap
tured Honey Nesthtoof ten miles north
OF Gras Pan, and two million rounds
Of ammunition
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the officer killed In action at llollo on
the 22nd inst. was Charles NJ. Smith,
a second Lieutenant In the Eighteenth
infantry. Following is the fun list Of
casualties reported by Gen. OILS under
date OF yesterday;
Varlola. 10th. John Evans, *, Nine
tenth infantry; Nov. II, John Miller
Fourth Infantry,
Malaria, 10Th, Jacob Abet, X, Twen-
ty-second infantry; END, charles Bli-
tenstine, hospital steward, Thirty'sec'
ond infantry.
Nephrltls. 18th, Bert L. Flanders, X,
Fourth infantry; Samuel l.. Davis, q,
2sth.
tuberculosis. l9th Lawrence Dinner,
sergeant b, Thirteenth infantry
stabbed by comrade, 10th, Pres
Walker. c, Nineteenth Infantry
Typhoid fever, 18th, Jos. Hallecka, D,
Eighteenth infantry
Phithss 2lst Benz. r, Fairchiid, L,
Twenty-sixth infantry.
Chronic dysentery, 25th, Charles
stader. A. Thirty-slxth infantry; VIII
liam j. Kennedy, c, Twentieth in
fantry.
Acute dysentery, 2lst, Frederick Bale
cath. Clarence Beal, X, Fourth intan-
try: 18th. Charles w. Lamb, X, Thir-
ty-fourth infantry.
Heart disease, 2ist. Fred Stroutman,
corporal. NJ, Thlrty-second infantry.
Charles NJ. Smith. second lieutenant
Eighteenth infantry. 1920 o'clock a. m,
Nov. %. at 1l0ilO, Panay gunshot In
action: 22nd, sunshot IN action Ernest
w. Rhodes {. Seventeenth infantry;
David McAdo0. =. Sixty-eighth infan-
try, VIM. j. Wallace.
MAMMALIAN Luna. lieutenant, Thirty
fourth infantry. 3 o'clock p. m, Nov.
10. drowned In AganO river near san
Nicholas,
Insect bite. right forearm. 92nd, ia
cob Brown. |, Fourteenth Infantry
Under date OF today Gen. OTIS also
cables the following casualties;
"Knled-Maxwell Keyes, second lieu-
tenant. Third Infantry, engagement al
Ildefonso. Nov. "a, 2 o'clock p. m.
Wounded In action az Canabo, Nov.
Il. Ounce T.. Furman, +, Fourth In
fantry. scalp, slight james Maher
leg slight. Edward 5. Durkln, both
thighs. moderate; John Hemfeld Marin
moderate in action at linus. John G..
Wetherby. l.. shoulder severe Jesse r.
soper. corporal +. knee, moderate; In
action near san Mateo. 22nd, Oscar Nc
CuIoch, x, Sixteenth Infantry; back
moderate.
MANILA's REINFORCEMENT.
Gibraltar Nov. 27.-The United States
transport Meade has arrived here from
New York en- route TO Manila.
The Meade left New York Nov. H.
with lilo men OF the Forty-third reel-
ment Of volunteers.
Port Said, Egypt Nov. 2l-The
United States army transport Thomas
from New York. Nov. 4. for Manila
arrived here yesterday.
The Thomas carried the Forty
seventh infantry regiment, twenty-five
young women OF the United states nos
pltal service, and a large number OF
Christmas boxes for the soldiers In the
field among which are numerous gitts
presented BY the WOman's Patriotic
League OF Brooklyn,
Washington, Nov. 27-The Newark
Capt McCalla. has won the race 70
Manila, cahegram received az the
navy department today announcing her
arrival there on Saturday. The BROOK
lyn Is MOI, Fastening from Aden 10
Colombo, closely followed by the New
Orleans. which has steadily been gam
Ing on her competitor,
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SENATOR
FRYE PRESIDENT SENATE

him In
deaths Stat
oumte
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Estcourt, Sunday, Nov. 26--The rail-
road bridge at Frere, spanning wide
stream, has been destroyed by the
Beers who are reported to be retiring
rapidly.
4 general advance upon Colenso has
been ordered and a flying column has
left here 10 intercept the Boer raidlng
parties.
A reliable messenger from Ladysmith
says he gathered from the Beers that
they had proposed a combined attack
an over the country for today.
Gen. Joubert Is expected 10 stouuy
dispute the passage Of the Tugela
river.
The commander-in-cie at the Cape
has sent the admiralty an additional
list Of casualties among the British
naval brigade engaged at the battle OK
Gras Pan, as follows.
'Midshlpman Huddart. Of the cruiser
Doris. and ten sailors and marines
killed and thirteen petty officers ana
seamen and seyenty-slX non-commis-
stoned officers and men 0f the marines
wounded. Total casualties, l05.'
The following message has been
telegraphed 10 the commandments
M the Cape.
"The queen desires you 20 convey TO
the naval brigade who were present at
the action at Gras Pan her maJestys
congratulations on their gallant conduct
and al the same time express the
queens regret at the losses sustained
by the brigade"
For the moment the Boer invasion
southwark In Natal seems not only TO
have spent It's force but 70 have de-
veloped into a retrograde movement.
though with forces SO mobile as those
NJ the Beers. Il Is difficult 70 surmlse
where they VIII appear next,
Apparently Gen, Clery's advance TO
the relief u Ladysmith has really COM
menced. So far as ascertainable Gen.
Hidyard's force which Is already al
Frere must number 1000 men and
should be able 10 reoccupy Colenso.
where Il may have 20 await reinforce
nants OF artillery and cavalry before
ioining hands with Gen. White.
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Durham. Natal, Nov. 2e.-The latest
reports Of Gen. Hlldyard's losses a the
Beacon Hin engagement reports show
that fifteen men were killed and seven
ty-two wounded. The West Yorkshire
regiment suffered heavily. Mai Hobbs
was captured and several men are MISS
ing.
Dispatches from President Kruger
and Cen Joubert found on B0er
prisoner said the Beer losses NJ Bel
mont were ten men killed and forty
wounded. Il added, In order TO re-
assure the burghers, that II had been
deemed necessary to fan back on War
renton.
A pigeon message from Coils. Hamll-
ton and Dun, at Ladysmlth, undated,
report all well.
Another naval contingent from the
British cruiser Terrible with two AZ
inch guns started for the front to-
night.
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Niria, Nov. q, $3.50 p. m.-Three
-iit1 Spanish prisoners who escaped
q Their capi0rs before the American
iias, Including civil officials Of rank
bad been IN the hands OF the FIJI
" iol more than a year. and many
rs have arrived at Manila during
Na week. Francisco Reyes brought
Ghtm from Gen. Wheaton. They
tin9iey appareled company, Some
t ~ and had 20 be carried from
" 20 San Fabian IN army wagons.
..fsal!on Of these former prisoners
rs.lea Maj Gen, Otis IN order TO
Lt hlm Tor his hospitality, which
-lsl the furnishing Of food and
As Senior Jamarilo, the Spanish
missioner is making arrangements
se them 10 Spain on board OF
l1sh transports.
S-;,canlno has been lodged In COM
Ale quarters at the police station
n,s family Other persons are not
"a y communicate with him. He
-l'se1 as being the most slippery
Niase connected with the lnsurrec-
ne was a colonel in the Spanish
ana traitor to Spain. At the
We hrst Instruction he tried to
IVY 70 he Flliplnos, and his present
.s.tlnent eNcites no sympathy
s hs people, while the Spaniards
- u is mistaken leniency for the
' ,.,hs 10 refrain from shooting him
- Llnela. the fate dealt out 10 bet
. n.y. N the anti-Spanish uprising.
~-,n4laos youngest child. who was
~ enIlstened al Tarac with great
my d!td and was buried at
.1eah' In Aguinaldo's fight.
wheaton reports that natives
y. threatened violence 10 Agulnaldo's
4. -, ~, WOO Is now sheltered In a con-
49,, ous has ordered her 10 be
"sa 10 Manila for safety.
S.shhgion, Nov. 27.-Gen. Otis today
| ~. , we situation IN the Philippines
80 y. 'o.l'|ing dispatch TO the war de-
~ s',s' Nov. 27.--steamer from San
- s,,lt.eTday brought ll5 Spanish
- ~, s,'o'ygO insurgent government
ls,,,, sal other property captured by
~. troops near Taug on 25th.
IT, Tsti,uhs troops and Fowler's COM
~ ~. n1.Il'Sy'thlrd drove enemy west
- n 's,a Aangalaren few miles south
r. r1p1n' captured FIVE three
:, , .s loading guns. twelve rifles
b. -n sls Maxim cartridges. 1000
|'g.r,,y,' ~ pounds powder and other
|ir a, \, use hlnety-four Spanish and
|.vd, WIN Thirty sixth infantry, in
an ,o o1l wall march down western
! r. ,'suois are that two or three bod
y "a - s'nl troops, numbering proba-
Isr,,,, more men In each. are in
|i.ly w. 80 west Of railroad. can be
! III aahaled by Macarthur. tbey have
,.eh ~, Ne insurgent artillery. ali
Trr.' w, % captured unless burned.
h. h e,s,.ll In pursuit Of AguInaldo
|e y Vvs,aaing ior Banguey, few miles
81. 4 'sssn' Young with cavalry and
fl-a A., 'GlloWed by battalion Thirty
q. 40 balance OF the battalion
b 4, ',rseniy-sacond and two battal.
WI Thlrty-ihlrd are en- route
'srFssl by the military post road.
'p., ,T ssp'ion by Inhabitants enthu.
y. ihey give all assistance pos.
n gpss =. has collected more than
81 Nm M iuoops az The north: probably
II i,ea lOer small attachments lnsur.
sEsr,i, = throughout country north
siI,ss,.s nas been captured and the in
s,ve,S.lm manifest gratitude Tor their
'sth IN v ", are that lnsurgent force
-, y Aanaa dlslntegrating ana
Es,s,,s !, % their homes.
IRON the southern Islands 10
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favorable. Zamboanga insurgents sur
rendered to our troops and no trouble
anticipated there
Later In the day the following dis
patch was received from Gen. OTIS
Oregon landed marines at Vigan
yesterday. Youngs column at Nainog'
PAGAN, twenty miles north u san Fer
nando on the 23rd, from which point
passed north into mountains Troops
viii relieve marines al Vigan 18th. Bulk
OF Spanish and American prisoners re-
ported at Bangued, twenty miles east
Of Nigan.
wheaton at San Fabian just reports
capture Of seYenty-three more rifles,
eleven hundred dollars In money; also
that he has been Obliged to take mother
and son Of Agunald0 under guard at
Fabian to prevent their murder by the
natives. They will be sent here the first
opportunity ana delivered to friends
Natives In the vicinity ~ BayonbOng
Nueva Niscaya, are Offering services 10
drive out insurgents there.
Reports from Zamboanga say In
surgents surrendered heavy artillery
| 10 navy, and since have surrendered 70
Nichols. commanding battalion TWen'
ty-third infantry one hundred and sew
enty-nlne rifles one NOrdenieldt and
! four breech loading cannon.
order restored IN town and vicinity
/ About eighty Tagalos scattered N
mountains
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a. Nov q. 1880 a, m.-The In
,.ys evacuated Mangalaren'
~, n Pangasanan, leaving sew
,-,r,ean and ninety-four Spanish
T. who escaped in the eontu-
4 stse Filipino retreat
T. americans are p. j. Green and
T. powers. Of the battleshlp
r., Thomas Edwards and Charles
4. A the sixteenth infantry; Henry
/ ,.s Of the Twelfth infantry;
Il. n,.nond. OF the signal corps and
| 4 Huber Of loves scouts
r. rport that two Americans were
! n 70 escape and are with the IN
,e.n They are David Scott Of the
| .,v.tourth Infantry, and William
! ~ o. the hospital corps.
e. iessrters are with the Fillplnos'
|rnd Martin and Ford Of the Cali
H., and Watts, whose former regi-
! ~ 3 unknown.
b riri ls the only one serving with
Insurgents. He Is q captain OF ar
fN
Bel OF the Thlrty-slxth volun-
l. arrived at Mangalaren last even
l ,iter a hard march and fording the
H. Ne found that Fowlers company
BE- Thlr,y-third had occupied the
! 10 ior two days
b. Insurgents. Gen. Alejandrlno
|1nMilng. reireated to the noun
|u behind the town, short OF food
AMMUNITION. Besides this, his
z sde deserving, and six cannon,
~ he insurgents were dragging,
.sdet thelr mareh,
81 Bel proposes to follow the Fill
x until he can bring about q de-
W fight Or they are scattered.
|Nngalrtn was strongly fortified
! u rife pits commanding the road
3s Insurgents abandoned the place
lkis, firing q shot.
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MAN1LAs REINFORCEMENT.

Gibraltar Nov, 27.-The United States
transport Meade has arrived here from
New York en- route TO Manila.
The Meade left New York Nov. IL,
with lilo men OF the Forty-third regi-
ment OF volunteers.
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HE CAME BACK.
Chas. Clark Landed at Hilo From
the States.

Charles Clark, formerly hack
driver in this city, was arrested In
Hilo and brought down in the kinau
yesterday morning. 1t will be remem-
bered that Clark was the main witness
of the prosecution in the silver note
counterfeiting case, and that his evil
dence was impeached by the defense,
After that he was arrested for selling
opium tins filled with poi and mo-
lasses as the genuine article. He was
charged with gross cheat. His case
was nolle pressed. The condition was
that he leave the country, never to re-
turn. He carried out the first part
and left some time ago by the steam
ship China A few days ago the bark
Amy Turner arrived in Hilo. Among
those on board was Clark, He was at
once arrested by the authorities and
sent here. His hearing will come up
this morning, and a determined effort
will be made 10 give him the extreme
penalty for gross cheat.
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WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE POOR.

Bad management keeps more people
in poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To be successful one must
look ahead and plan ahead so
that when a favorable oppor-
tunity presents itself he Is ready
to take advantage OF It. \ little fore
thought will also save much expense
and valuable time. A prudent and
careful man will keep a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy In the house, the shift
less fellow will wait until necessity
compels Il and then ruin his best horse
going for doctor and have big
doctor bill TO pay, besides; one pays
out % cents the other Is out hundred
dollars and then wonders why his
neighbor Is getting richer while he Is
getting poorer, For sale by
BENSON SMITH A. co, LTD,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands and all
Druggists and Dealers,
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ITCHINESS OF THE SKIN.

Everybody has iheir hour Of trouble.
But people having any irritation OF
the skin.
Have many hours Of trouble.
Nothing so annoying, nothing so ir-
ritating.
Ids a hard and trying position.
Leave 1t alone and you can hardly
bear the misery.
Relief and cure have come al last.
Melbourne has put /; TO the test.
Doan's ointment cures every form OF
skin irritation.
People at home are learning that
this is 50.
Here is proof in a statement:
Mr.. william Preston has been res
ident OF Victoria for over half a centu-
ry. and, therefore. will be known to
many of our readers. Mr.. Preston lie
at present residing at No. 6S Argyle
ST, st. Kilda. He says: For some
considerable time have been troubled
with Eczema on my legs. The irrita-
ton at times was very great, especial
ly at night, and II caused me consid-
cradle annoyance. | obtained a pot OF
Doans Ointment, and ! must say that
1t allayed the irritation almost imme-
diately. Doan's Ointment is good
remedy. and ! can highly recommend
it for Eczema
Doan's Ointment is splendid in all
diseases OF the skin, eczema, piles
hives, insect bites, sores, chilblains
etc. II is perfectly safe and very ef-
fective.
Very frequently two or three boxe;
have made a complete cure Of chronic
cases that have not yielded to Other
remedies for years.
Doan's Ointment Is sold by all chem
lists and storekeepers at 80 cents pei
box (six boxes $2.50), or will be mailed
on receipt of price. HOLSTER Drug Co.
agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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Another Oahu Plantation

John Emmeluth, the hardware mer-
chant, John ID. Holt and others are be-
hind the promotion Of a new planta-
ton on this island. A large acreage
has been secured between Walalua
and Waiawa, and work II to proceed
at once. A contract has been let for
plowinG the seed cane field A part
of the land is tract that was at one
time to be leased TO Waialua, but other
arrangements were made.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-06

en- 10 be entirely wrong The stock
value advanced The closing price
was tG.2i With the market frm aud an
upward tendency noticed ~ this lis.
ufe II IL learned that the Gaelic
brought orders Tor certain brokers TO
purchase for coast parties at'si-pre-
MUM ~ o.. II vas found 90 be i'm
possible to an these orders. The
street talk IL that while the propo.
sitlon Ii well known by Island people.
the coast men have learned that MIR.
POLITE and other members of the big
Four" are going In for the stock