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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31

Aaother step I'm the AdkIas' Estate
Controversy and Debt.

Controversy and Debes
Hello there, ARDMoREITE man;
/ owe you one. How did you get
the copy of my petition to the
secretary OF the department OF the
interiorY 1t made no difference,
though. only in the fling of the
petition with the townsite COM
mission four days earlier than in
tended. You call that newspaper
enterprise. do youi"
Such was the CHEEKY greeting re-
rceived by an ARDMoREITE repre-
sentative last evening from John
McNeish, receiver of the Adkins
estate. and the counter question
was asked, What is to be your
next step in the case, Mr.. Nc
Neish?" He proceeded to state
his position and future course as
follows:
Il have now got the matter well
in hand, as you know already
about the protest and contest to
patents issuing for the present for
the Adkins property, and the
order of sale for the property east
of Frensley street, which was Of
fered by my predecessor, that the
sale is fixed for January 81, next,
and the published notice to par
ties who have secured deeds from
Boyd to bring them to me so |
may have them confirmed by the
court. The court has appointed
Judge r. H. West special master
to take a stated account with
former receiver, Boyd. to collate
all receipts and disbursements, and
to report the amount due the re-
ceiver on the Thebo judgment, in
terests,. costs and expenses for at
torneys' fees and the like. Judge
Townsend has been very liberal to
my attorneys in granting all l have
asked for in the case. My attor-
neys called to see him this after
noon to have him examine an ap-
plication for an order against
Frensley, but court had adjourned
and will not be able to present it
until after his return from South
McAlester. | noticed in court the
other day that a great deal was
said by Frensley's attorneys about
obtaining orders for receiver in
this case. Let me say to you, sir,
that in all applications for orders
for receiver, proper notice Will be
given, not only to Frensley, but
to his attorneys. In fact, | want
the citizens OF Ardmore to know
every move which the receiver
makes, and for their benefit yor
may publish the application which
will be presented to Judge Town
send on his return. Take it
along"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31

No change has been made in
the positions of the contending
ar mics in Natal, though it is ru
mored that Butler is making
preparations for another assault
on the Boer position in the hope
of retrieving his recent defeat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31
conviction

Now that Washington has set
tied the question of precedence
in favor of Mrs. Miles over Mrs.
Dewey, the decollete procession
can proceed once more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31

The past few days have been a
hog g-killing time in Ardmore, and
many fine Dorkers are now being
made into lard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31
APPLICATION.

In the United States Court for the
Southern District, at Ardmore, In
dian Territory.
John NcNeish, Receiverl
VS.. No. 1921.
L. P. Adkins, ct al.
On motion of counsel for John
McNeish, receiver, in the above
numbered and entitled cause and on
suggestion of the court that at the
time of the appointment and qualifi-
cation of George r. Edwards as re-
ceiver IN the above numbered cause
on the 18th day of May 1898, all of
the property belonging to the said
l.. P. Adkins, defendant, was vested
and siezed and placed in the con-
structive possession of the receive T
subject to the existing contracts
controlling said property; and
On suggestion that one b. F.
Frensley at the time aforesaid was
in possession under lease from said
Adkins, defendant, for a term of -
years, beginning in the year 1888. OF
the following described property, to-
wit: that certain tract of land bound
ed on the east by Frensley street, on
the north by Frensley's big pasture,
on the west by the Woodford road,
and on the south by Broadway
avenue, adjoining and in the said
town of Ardmore, Indian Territory,
containing 200 acres more or less,
That said Adkins, lessor, by the
specific terms OF SAID lease was 70
receieye no rent for said leased land
during the period Of said lease but
oil Improvement made on saidIleass1 j
land were to be tnrped over by the
said FFensley, lessee 20 the said L.
p. Adkins at the expiration of said
lease; and
On further suggestion under the
provision of the act Of congress ap-
proved ON the 2sth day OF June, 1898,
all leases i'm the Indian Territory
terminate on the 1st day of January
1900, and the improvements thereon
revert to the Indian owner OF the
BASED land under the said contract
of lease; and
On father suggestion that said re-
ceiv er has made demand upon said
q. F Frensley for the return Of said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31

IT is asserted from Boer
sources. that there are 1000
Americans in reserve at PretO-
ria. with 2OOO more on the way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31

SEVERAL CT our exchanges
came out this week a la Police
Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-31

THE new batteships, Kear-
sarge and Kentucky, are to be
placed in commission in few
weeks.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
QIarftberiht.
Baarperf6ufe.

III ebt Wtnter.Werset Batents I'M SAB. $500
$40; gtraiebts, s3.2o-3.40iu Sddeu; Speetal'Srauos
barter 5riibIobrss2Yeiseu patents, ST. lO-L2a Satsrs
>2.35-25 SO; RoeaeHuebL s26)-280.
Winterpet eH-Rub 8rObe, rotber gO. 2. 7lH-
75c; rotber go. g. 69-72c; barter gtD. 2, 66A-6se; barter
yp. B. 65-67c.
SRI Observation-Disclosures grObe. gsOrtbsrn So.
l. Tie; Gsprtbern 80. 2. 69h-7lhr; gtp. 8, 65-7eAe.
Mnls gaa6 3robs, yto. 2, S4he; weiBer no. 2.
34h-34Ac; 9eIber yO. 2. S4h-34As; Ho. g. Sss; 9sI'
Der ylo. 8, S34-331c.
9afer gsob 8robe, go. 2, 26A-27r; merger SO.
{, 3o-slc; go. 8, 26h-26ac; mstBer NO. 8, 29A-3oe;
merger gso. a, 28A-29Ac.
oo9en Rstue 8ertduie beri9tet.
9erite- gtad Brobe, BON 4}-47c.
Gdmereien- FInAs, To. l Ytortbuefteru. atf BEN
GeIeiie. $l.23h; Xtmotbp. $2.0o-a.25 per 100 TIuHA
Slice pon "a. 75-5.5 so per 100 Bfunb.
&Iete-&eine 9ertdufe b~eribtet.
8 eu-1tmot9p, aem6butIbeS biz De It's, s7.51-19.6
bleIoune; 9roirie, gelpobntthe3 bis oetes. BON s. 90
1000 per xoune.
b--aOgseu. $~5.75-6.5o; Metaeu uus 9afss
4.0O-5.01
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
3MAt 8raAnttu einfantpf lit Iorz
tue0ett~

Dim 81. MGr5 bat in gortpegen tpieber cine
iener fampIen 8olfsab1timmungen ftattgez
funben, bic bur6 bas felt benz 1. Sanuar
1896 in 8raft g~etretene neue 8rannttpeinz
9eieb borgei9rieben iinb unb bic iiber Sein
pber Nibtlein Der neutrality-suspicious.
gu befimmen baben, in beren 9dnoen Der
8erfauf unb MusI6ant BON 8ranntpein
liegt. 0iesmal bdnoelte es fi6 I'm Gbrtz
%ltiania, aber bic bprtige 8rannttpeingefeqz
idaft, bic grOBte Norpegens, bat ben Nm
1turm Der Observation-Disclosures gldn3eno
iiber1tanben. BON 102,620 Stimm6ersdz
tigten itimmten nur 1868 fir bic 8%eieitiz
g1ng Der @efeGf9aft, un6 iomit fam man
audi fernerbin in Der 9aupttaot Noripegens
elm @lGsden Nquaoit, Gognac, Sobbp,
gun16 ober bsrglei9en betOmmen - auBer
in Der 3eit bon Samitog Mittug l 1Rr Bis
Montug Morgen 8 1br, mo fein Sropfen
peri9dnft peroen borf.
eSn feinen 2anbe @urppds pirb Der
&anpf gegen ben 8ranntpein nit 10 i6ar@
fen Mitteln pie in Normeeen gefiibrt. I'm
ben 8rannttpetngenub etn5ui9rdnten, bat
man befanntli9, Dem 8ei1piele 96neoens
folgenb, ben 8erfauf urb 4usf6ant bes
8ranntipeins in bic 9dnbe BON 9eie1i9afz
ten gelegt, beren es in ieoer @emeinoe cine
gibt ober bielme6r gegeben bat. 0as 1896
in &raft getretene 8ranntpeingeieb bra3te
auBer anbern 8eI9rdntungen au4 Die &6z
itimmungen, bic in ieoer @emeiroe f%tattfinz
ben IpQen, tpenn bic goneeIiion, bic flint
Sabre ndbrt, abgeldufen lit. Man piro ii9
erinnern, baB an oieien Nbitimmungen aGe
MGnner urb Srauen ii6er rs Sabre tbeilz
nebmen f0nnen, baber au9 Die 9roBe 31bG
Der Stimmbere9tigten in G6riitiania, beKen
ge1ummte ginpobnerf4aft II etpa 1907
900 &0pfe 5dblt.
9dtte bic Nbftimmung ii6er bic 8rdnntz
tpeIngeIelI6aft in @brtitiania BEL Snfraftz
treten beg gegenpdrtigen 8eiebes itattgez
funben, 10 piiroe es beute bort ~bermut4li6
ni6t einen ~einaigen 8ranntpeinausi9anf
geben, berm bic eriten Mbitimmungen rGumz
ten ge6Drig NIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ften
duf. go tpurben 1895 BON 13 9e1eQI9aften
(oeren GpnceTiion Nnfang 1896 ablieD elf
niebergeitimmt, 1896 flelen bon neun Sc
5eQ19aften flint 1897 aber BON elf nur bret
unb 1898 bon 3p0lf nur bier. Dieter az
md9li9e umi9pung it Der Sbatlade auau=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
8te bette 9tae - Jayne's Painless Sanative.
9etroit amS Ste straBcmbaDnett.

@s lit in bobem 9rube intereIldnt, bic
@%ntpidelung gu beoba9ten, lpel4a Del
&f geger bic &usbeutun5 bes Subli~
fl&ms bur9 bic StraBenba9nen in Detroit
genommen bat unb nimmt. 8egomen
p1roe ber1elbe bur4 8iirgermeiiter Yingrse
bor fuIt aebn SaAren, als ec nod Surgerz
meiTter bon Detroit mar. Gr ri9tete it9
3rm1a91t gegen bas 9o6e 5abrsetn, unb e5
gelang, basfel6e auf 8 5a9rten fir 25
Gents, a1f eir1igen Iungen Streden auf 6
Sa6rten fir 25 Gents b~era53uIebeu. ltnb
ni6t bas alein. Die StraBenba9nen muir
ben ge5tpl1ngen, bic in Europa iibli4e in
Der M1ttte eineeferbte S6iene, tatt Der bier
iibli9en gu perpenben, tpet9e an 10 hiel
aabbrii6en fdulb 1T; bic @traBe 5pii4en
i6ren @elei1en gu pflatern, nt9t mebr Paf@
1agiere als cine beitimmte Wn5a6l ouf5u=
ne6men, II, T. m.
SIT baour6 erpiefen tpprbcn, eilerieits,
baB bic 5traBenbabnen audi bel peniger
a1s 5 gents befteben umb 8%tpeiten5 ge3ipun=
gen nerben f0nnen, ou9 font Dem publt=
FUN cine etpas unitdnbtgere 8e6anolung
ols getpD6nli9 au She'll psroen gu laRcn
- bic Oetroiter Wagem ftnb bur9tpeg befz
fer eingeri6tet un0 eleganter, ais bic 1ieiiz
gen - 10 but bod bic Nmii6t JOrtf4ritte
gemu6t, baB bas' pllbltfum ben po[en
Nuben aus ben S~traBenba9nen mn hann
aie6en f0rn1e, tnenn bic 8abnen in ben 8e=
1B Der Stobt iber9e6en.
0te1e l1eber5eugung fi6rte 1nter Der
eifrigen ~8efiirmortung 8in1ree's CUR Nn<
nabme bes Mc2eooz9efebes, oefem Snbalt
an oie1er STEELE 6ereits mitgetbeilt purbe,
unb bas Dem @tabtrot6 bon Detroit err
md6tigte, gu irgenb etrer 3ett innerbolb
Der nGdlten 3tpan3tg Sabre cine Commit
iion bon brei @runbbeiibern Der Staot (fete
men Nlbermun) gu er1eunen, pel4e beppQ@
mG6tigt piirbe, NIT ben Gtien6a1nen beren
8erfauf an bic Staot gu pereinbaren, unb
oie1elbep bann fir bic Stabt gu betrei6en.
Oo4 Darf ie fir BEN Anfauf feline S4ulz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12

i9reiben, baB bic Sruntenbeit in ben Der
Observation-Disclosures bsraubten Stdoz
ten nt6t i'm minbeten na9geldHen bat, tpte
bic Na9peiie iiber bic 3abl Der bcrbafteten
g~etrunfenen ergeben. Mon grtff ndmli9
nun gu einem 8eingemiI9, bas in Norpez
gen unter benz Namen v2abbebin" 6erii9ttgt
lit, uno @ein fdQt ni9t unter bas 8ranntz
tpeingeieb. OieIer r2abbebin" 1T Der gr0Bte
unfug, Der ie uuf Dem 9ebiete Der @einproz
button oo%rgetommen lit. Wtt linn bat
Meni9ennib einen nportpein" geIhaffen,
Der, 19on fir ben erItaunGi9 bi1igen preis
ppn go pfennig bic 5Iuf9e tGufli6, in bo<
Dem @raoe bas Woblgefaaen Der Mdnnerz
unb 5rauenpelt in ben unteren 8oltsI9i9=
ten getponnen bat. Inter Oteien umitdnben
lit BERN audi Der Nn6ang Der NI6tern6eitsz
pereine INNER g~sringer getporben, mas be-
Ipnbers iiberra19enoer Weife BET Der Q6z
thinning in G6rittanid berDortritt, mo
i%ibrigens bic tonangebenoen 8Gdtter uler
Hi9tungen gu 9~unlten oes 8ranntpeinS
eintreten.
6insu fommt nod, baB nit benz 8erz
I6ninben Der 8ranntpeing ieQi9aften biele
ppbltbGtige @inri9tungen elmer erhebli9en
nnteritiibung b~erluftig 9eben. 9ieIen Sc
IeQI9aften, 1Gmmtli9 NftiengefeQi9aften,
fGQt bon benz @epinn nur cine 4usbeute
BON b09ftens 5 pro3ent oes einge3abIten
&apitals gu, bas iibrige muB fir bic berz
i9tebenlten 3pede bertbeilt peroen. Die
Stride, Nrbeiterbereine, &~inberbeime, Bib
lipt6efen, Sbeoter, Muieen, 8aoednftdlten,
bic @9u1e unb - bic Nii9tern6eitsbereine,
iie a1e befomnen i6ren Qnt6ei1 bom8ranntz
peinertrag. 6ibi9e @iimm9en iinb es,
bic f9on CUR @ertbetlung getpmmen iinO.
Snsgeiammt BADEN bic nOrpegii4en
Observation-Disclosures BON 1872 Bis 1897
fir aagemeine niibli9e 3ipede runo 2O,z
100000 8ronen bertbeilt. Nu9 IOnt batten
bic @eieqI9aften itrenge auf Srbnung. 9as
@efeB forbert, OuB feline 8etruntenen, feline
8inber unb p~erionen, bic ben ausi9anfz
iteQen als 4lmoienempfdnger befannt iinD,
8ranntipein erbalten, unb oaB Die 8eieaz
i6aften ii9 buna9 ri4ten, i4eint aus benz
umitano 6erpor5ugeben, buB BON ben Qus%
i9antlpfulen Der neutrality-suspicious. in
G6riiiania in 1897 ni6t peniger als runo
6O,OOOperfonen 3uriidgeipieien tporoen 1ino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Gin unperodnoIides Deroienft

bat 1i6 Der beilige Bernard, Der beribmte
Glitter bes 8ernarbiner Srbers. babur6 er=
porberl, baB er bic %fronmeu Srbensbriiber
in Der 6eilun9 unb 4fle9e tbrer tranten Wit=
meni6en unterlptes. 9rr6 i'm ~lerllte1 bic
M0n9e bic beilfrGfti9en Gt9eni6often 9e=
wi1ier SrGuter %fenuel, aus benen lie banrt
nit Der 3eit bic in ibrer @irtun9 10 pnrbers
barren unO ausQe5ei6neten YiQen berite9te1.
iiber ben oausen @rbfreis perbreitet iiub.
3baNG6lt6 9tebt es ge~9eupGrtis teiu cipilt=
itrtes Qonb ouf Der @rbe, i'll mel6em bic Bilz
len ui9t ais pOr3isIi6es 9eilmittel befannt
maren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
2luoerneiner Waarenmarft.

prt tie -geFtegreame l9-l9h:; /. auaIitat. Is
-18hc; SO. 9, 14-I6:: bette nabgema pc. l-l5:; BAIT.
9atrp Is .aualttdt. l2h-i5; Z Auaittdt l9-i4e.
Rd fe-Eptns. i2A:; sin5Hrgsr, neler. sh--lo1
Gbustaer, 1919 -i3.
gobren- Bette, I.22a-sl.25; bette vMebtums'.
s1.l5-1.20.
SefIaqeI- 1urtep8, 11-13c oos 9funb; Sabnsr,
9H-lCc bos 9funb; Guteu, 10-1le bas Yfuno; Sauie
8--9t bas 9fuub.
eier Saus iriIae, gerlufte ubsereaast l2hs
bas 3uBeus.
&al of[eti b 80 biz = 8'nu> 8.ptbt 6H-7K:;
75bis 90 81 lu>, ~ &c; 100 bis ITO Rinnh SM %;
Qembbulides NIB ihlueres. 5n:.
10 topret- Guteu per Duben6: WtaGar65. $500
9eb Seabs. 800; Zeal, gfueptn9. $500; Zeal
Sreeniniue, sl.25-1.50; @mon. nireS. $~l.0O-l.25;
Gonuosbods. 81. 1880. - @louer, GOLDEN, 81. so oas
9us. eodluipe, 81. 25-1.50 bas 0useuo. Saieu. So
75c Der 9ubeno. 96nfe, 30-40c ieoe.
Srtl6e Eif1e - Slad 9aB. 9roBe. bas 9faHS,
l2-12hc; 8ife. 6-6hc; BtdereL, 6-64:.
8ret3elbeereu-9eI uuo 8u9te. per SSaB, $3.50
$50; Sereps, $50o-6.O1
@rbbeeren SouiItoua. So 400 fir "a ptut
9iite; 9lpriba, 3O-35e bas Quart
aepfer- Sic beIteH. S. 5O-3.25 oas Sag.
Grauq. -St. W1t Daels. ~ 300 ii. Silt.
Citro II. II -8:lte Qua[itit So 90 SIS Riit.
LAM ue1 - Bette. 1871. % bas 8inS:t.
Seiqen - @epaihene, l0-2oc bas Vfuuo.
8arto + Ell n-SebrOns 64-66c bes9uIbel; 4eerIe3
64-66c oos OulOeIi Uoe 65-ooti OHFuahta' oo-ooS
bas guideI. gteue. 8erunubas SO 00--9.25 bas Sag.
SR3. Rurtoifetu - Aus SItHots, 81 90 -275
bas 6aB.
eporaeGu-aus SaiuOis sl.a5-1.sO per 0assuo
8inbel.
4rtiIh oten -sl-l.5o bas Dso.
@eiBtruut- - $3-3. IS has Sag.
MetBfrout- neues. aus Californian SA.50-ba
&tf6en; aus 6loriba $3.50.
@eIe D-aus @alifornieu 75c-Sl.Oo bas 8iiHbeI; elm.
beimifder 20-35c.
9urfem- uusgsiu9te 81. 75-2.O bas 0sb; go.s
50-75c.
@lumeutobt- g. rs Die aifte.
G1erpf Ianse- aug Glprtba $3.50 bas Riftben.
crime Grb1en aus GolfOrnieu $l-l.5o fir
4 36rbben.
Crime 3 mtsbeIu - IusSatnots sl.25-15o fur
q guIbeI.
Gau6 1o-15c fir elm 9bb. giubeI.
RppffaIat- S;efi3er. 75c-sl.25 bic Rifle.
ID mdu1me 30-45c b. Obb.
Rabeu-u eue SOC oos 9Bo.
unfeIruben- neue ~ bic 81 bic RtIte.
6eIbrIbeu- neus 40c 0aS DBo.
3UtebeGn ate. roth ooer 9el6 55-60e; ipaHiI4.
81. so b. 9uibel.
e9Iaut-6- 7e bas Yfuno.
8eter1tIre- 40-50c 0as 9bo.
&abtes1en aus 9ouliiano S0-35e bas Ssa
BiinbeI.
Wadsbpbnen-$ 100 bas 8uibeI.
@hbeu- alte 81 bos Sap.
Spinot- 50-60c bos R6rb6en.
Gomateu- aus sloriba 81. $1,000 bic Rifte.
moffertreile. 1o-15e 6as 9Bb.
RRfermaaren- S1uetueHeii9fdiie 76hc; tleias
Gbmolstiften 99c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Il miberi d. t.
Der 6eIomdrrt.

sye6fet auf gep gOrf uurOeu geitern nit 80 @cnts
Nnf9elb n~erfouft.
NadItebeub bic fir 9efteru an9e5eiaten WebIeifurie
nuf bic ELECTROMAGNETIC &urppo,s:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Sep. 6. @or6am Bat Ioeben cine 8tpz

9eo. 6. @orbum bot ioebea cine 9 .
graphic gbpin %, StantOn's,
bes groBen 8rtegsmtntt ers
bes 8irgertrieges, eri3einen lafz
fen. Die ioqte namentli9 audi BON Stanz
TOMS ieBigem Nu6fo!ger @lger itaoirt iperz
ben, DEFENDERS Der She'll, in tpel9em Stan
TOMS getpalttge unb srfolgrei9e aGmpfe
ge9en i9ofle Nrmeecontrattoren uno Rriegsz
lieferunten gei4ilbert itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12

Mit Der 8eratbung Der bem jebigen
gongreB bor5uGegenben Stnan3gefebz
9ebung ioG es iebt alfO pirtfi@ @rnit
tperbeu, @ie aus Wufbington beri&te. tDirb,
1T bas 6etreffenbe 6ausz@Omite aaf ben II.
Npril na9 Mtlantic @itp einberufea ipOrben,
@ann unb np bas 5inan5z@omite oes Sc
mats 5u7ammentreten tpiro, barber berlQuz
tet no9 ri6ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
srteat6es aus oeHerrei3 =,snsara,

Der unsarii6e Miniiterprdiibent in 8ien. @raf
Sbun ludt einen @lswe9. - 9as nteberoiter7
ret6ii9e 2aub, bic &idebenfra9e unb S IA. =
rlnbaltbore pirtbi4aftfi8e 3ultdnbe in ben
2dn6ern Der Stepbansfrone. - Die Notb Ser
1iterrei9ii6en @eber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Oiebmarft.

wtnboteb wurOs III ben stOs.garas @i. fOtst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Mien n, 80, MGr3.

Wten, ~. W(qr3.
Wa6r6aft erI9redenbe 3uitdrbe 1a6en
bic 8erat6ungen iiber bic Not3iage Der
6anbne6er, bic unter Dem 8orfItc beg
6anoetgminiters, 8aronS 0ipauli, itottge>
funben BADEN, uno Der 8ert4t Der Miener
6anbplsz unb 8etperbetammer u6er BEN
fel6en @~egenitanb gu Sage gef0roert, @S
ergiebt 1i9 baraus bic aGeroings unab>
foenbbare uno bes6at6 bon giniiGttgen oorz
ausge1ebene S6atia6e, oaB bic 0tai4tnenS
Weberei auent6al6en Die primitive 0dno>
peberei Derni9tet o6er ouf elm beiG'toenes
MaB 6erabgebriidt bat. Sm nie0erOter<
rei9ii9en Walo0iertel 6at Der DerDo(tDmms
rete me9aniI4e Ne6itu6l pa6rs 8etbees
runoen in Der 6ausinbuItrie dngerthtet.
6ungerl06ne iinb es, bic ben Webern gsz
2a6lt perben, 3e6n GQen (7,8 Uteter) Sr@
aanbis Qoderes, feines unb glattes BAUM
mollengenebe) nerben nit 81 &reu3r Soc
belo6n 6e5a6lt, mas Bel normalem &r6:itsz
quantum 875 &reu3er p04entli9 ausmG4t,
6rduen perDienen 5 &reu3er ilr 3e6n
GGen; ha fe es nur auf 13 Stud in BET
No6e bringen, 6etrGgt i6r 8ebelo9u &ounl
65 &reu5er (263 Gents). Sin G9epaar bere
Dient alfo gemein1am l @uloen nito So
8reu3er (62 Gents) p09entlih, ouoen muB
es iebo9 bic 1ogenannte S9li9te, Die bret
artige 5liiiigteit, bur4 pel9e Die aetten<
fGben gLatt unb pi6srtanbsfdbig 3.ma6t
perben, felbit beitretten, aIein cine 4usga6e
bon "a areu3er Gut IA @ents) wD4ent>
lt9. Q6er fel6t bieier elenoe !9un9PyloRn
BON 1 @ulben 18 &reu3er AS @erts) fir
cine TamiIie lit febr unii6er, ba i'9r oft
Nrbeitsnotb etntritt, 9ur4 fort9e{ebtes
1nter6ieten iu6en ii6 liberties bic Uattoz
rem i'm Mettbenerb gu f9lugen. So muir
ben fir HOBbuartoffe, bic nur anf 9dnt@
ifi6len angefertigt perben t0nnen, benz SAT
tor fir so Meter friber II @uloen gez
3ablt; Der @ebelpbn betrug 3 Gulben.
@eit6er 1T Der Breis auf 6 @ulbsn geiun>
fen unb Der 0e6elobn auf 80 &reu3er (3G
Gents) berabgeOridt pOroen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03
LOCAL BREvITlES.

sugar "a same as before.
Gen. Shafter Is in San Francisco
The advertised letter lis, is publishe.
today.
Pahala sugar mill has stoppe,
grinding
Hawaiian Commercial 1875 bid
Sjg.s7ia asked
Hutchinson plantation, 1875 Did
$33s7Ia asked.
Hama Plantation, slS.37H bid
slS.G2is asked.
The elevator FOR the Judd building Il
being placed.
Naalehu expects 10 finish grinding
within Two weeks.
T. c. Jones departed for philadelphia
In the Modna last evening
John Good Was a passenger for The
coast by the Moana.
The Government band boys are en-.
Joying a two days vacation.
The work of tearing down the ole
Brewer building has been commenced
r. q. Hall A. Son can supply you with
anything from a needle 10 an anchor
Rubber stamps OF all kinds made &c
order on short notice at the Gazette
office.
The Mikaha.a reports that there arr
Al 200 bags Of sugar on Kauai awaiting
shipment.
John Wilson IS planning on taking
the native Quintette clup on a tour vi
the States.
II Is street report that the sales OF
the Persian rug man made here foot w
over $4,000.
Mrs. r.. *. wilder and her daughter
Miss Helen Wilder, are living In theli
Waikiki home
G. WOlters. brother of Manager "
Wolters, of IA. Hackfeld a. Company, Is
here from Kauai on a visit.
Bruce Warning & Co are building q
residence for Mr.. 7. McCants Stewart
On the attorneys lot at Xalihi.
Sir. Kraft yesterday assumed the
management OF the Pacific Cycle Com
pany, Tom King having retired.
Henry Hickey pleaded guilty to the
charge OF opium In possession, In the
District Court yesterday and was fined
$3.50.
Moses K. NSkuina has been appoint
ed Deputy Registrar OF Conveyances
for the Hawaiian Islands, vice X. A.
Andrews, resigned.
CALIFORNIA; senatorial contest-Grant
"a, Burns %, twenty-nlnth ballot
Chronicle declares Irving NJ. Scott may
break the deadlock.
The Wilder Steamship Company has
instructed Contractor John Ouderkirk
to build a scow to be used In hauling
the freight OF the Spreckelsyille plan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03
MAY HAVE FLAG
Registration Applicants
Appear to Gain Ground.
Decisions Made BY Judge Perry
Ownership Most important
Point at Issue.

Judge Perry yesterday filed decision,
on the motions TO quash answers Il
the numerous petitions recently filed
| for writs OF mandanus against Col.
lector General McStocker compelling
him TO issue papers of registration foi
various foreign vessels.
The Judge rules that the application
being signed by counsel and the afii.
davits OF the owner being sworn to in
Seattle instead Of Honolulu, in re shiT
"Euterpe," are sufficient according "a
Hawaiian law; that IL is immaterial
whether or not the Minister of Finance
has directed the respondent 10 issue
a register: that IL Is the duty OF the
Collector General alone to issue reg
listers. He further states that IL IL not
a prerequisite to the registry of the
vessel that the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs communicate TO the Collector
General OF Customs the reply OF an
accredited representative or consul OF
the nation to which the vessel former
~ belonged, as to the existence of an
impeachment. The respondents denial
on information and belief that pc
titioner does not wholly own the ves-
sci was declared sufficient and raises
an issue OF fact which must be passed
upon by the Court. On the last ground
the motion to quash was overruled.
This registration was applied for by
Lincoln ID. Spencer.
In re Star OF Russia" the motion
to quash answer was overruled for
reasons stated in the decision In re
"Euterpe." Motion to quash in re
bark "Willscott" was overruled for the
same reasons where they applied.
Marshal Browns motion to quash
answer in re his ship Falls OF Clyde"
was sustained for the reason that the
allegations that the ship was not
wholly owned by the petitioner were
not positive and direct, therefore they
were insufficient
Under the statutes of Hawaii. Judge
Perry held, that 1t was necessary for
a vessel to lie within the jurisdiction
Of these Islands In order that the own
er may obtain certificate of registry.
The Star of France" Is on the high
seas, therefore that was considered suf-
ficient excuse for non-performance and
the motion to quash answer was over
rrled.