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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-19
WILLIAM.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

The relations between France and
England are most tender The first
named power is about to expend $780,
600, 900 in strengthening its navy, and
it's neighbOr on the other side of the
channel is preparing to rearm its ar
tillary with quick firing guns. The re-
marks made by Viscount Cromer at
Khartoum to the assembled sheiks are
also regarded as announcing that Great
Britain has set her seal on the land OF
the Pharaohs. They We're told that
henceforth they would live under the
joint British and Egyptian flags
knowing no sovereignty but that of the
queen and the khedive," the latter OF
course. being a mere figurehead.
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AGED 100.

BEVERLY CMass), January s.
William Endicott, aged 100 years, died
today. He was an eyewitness of the
engagement between the frigates
Chesapeake and Shannon June /, 1913,
and was Of the sixth generation from
Governor Endicott Of the Massachu-
sets Bay Colony.
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OREGON AND IOWA.

Harris of Indiana to be Minister to
AustrO-Hungary.
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MATAAFA ELECTED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Gov
eminent has been officially advised OF
the election of Mataafa as King OF
Samoa. The election is very satisfac-
tory to the Government. 1t is believed
that the election will at once end al
trouble in the islands.
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STANFORD DEATH.

Professor Wilbur w. ThOburn. of the
department of Economies of Stanford
University, died of pneumonia on the
18th. inst.
Claus Wreden. an old and wealthy
brewer Of San Francisco, died from an
attack of heart failure on the 9th inst
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EXPOSITION.

Tile San Francisco Board of Super
visCIc has been asked to increase the
municipal tax levy 1888 900 a year for
the next three years in accordance with
the intention to raise $4,000 600 for the
Pacific Ocean Exposition. The CaifOr-
MIA Legislature will be requested to
appropriate 100000 and Congress
100000, leaving the remainder TO be
raised by subscription
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ACU!NALDO
IS Defiant
IN POSITION

Continued from Page One.)
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MASON'S RESOLUTION.

The following resolution has been
introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Mason
OF Illinois. who spoke to it yesterday:
Whereas. All just powers Of govern
ment are derived from the consent Of
the governed: therefore. be it
Resolved. BY the Senate of the
United States, that the Government Of
the United States of America will not
attempt to govern the people OF any
other country in the world without the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-19

consent OF the people themselves, or
subject them by force 10 our dominion
against their viii.
In recent public speeches William J.
Bryan, the Democratic presidential
candidate in the last campaign, has
declared himself against expansion.
but in favor Of the ratification of the
treaty of peace by which Spain cedes
Porto Rico and the Philippines 10 the
United States
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PERKINS VOTE.

Senator Perkins, of this State, who
called upon the Legislature to instruct
him on his vote on the question of the
ratification of the treaty with Spain,
and was instructed to cast his vote in
the affirmative, expresses surprise lin
view of the fact that the annexation of
the Philippines will ruin California
beet sugar industry"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-19

At last accounts the battleships Ore
gOn and Iowa were at Callao, Peru,
where they had been given a warm
welcome by the American and British
Ministers and the Peruvian Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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RAIN.

Approximations of another drought in
California have been removed by a
succession of rains which set in on
New Years day. The first two were
light, but that which began on Mon
day, the 9Th, was heavy and general
throughout the state.
After & sort of plebiscite the Eighth
California regiment is to be mustered
cut of the United States service
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afternoon
mnstlcs, which served to take the Kinks out OF
the veterans Joints All the players were via.
Who caught the 'brunt OF the Indisns heavy
attacks at the beginning OF, the afternoons
the only TGsf ,ss
was not abla to don his reGalia. but with an
enough to permit OF his roturn to the game.
ITHACA. Nov 1910 say the least the Cor.
81 IT, sss hSa
the effect OF smphAslEing the already poor
physical condition ta Of The men and since thu,
Ss.n nSa ss he Cor. GHr snrr' ss.
tom Rs' hf hs othsr q IN the ss
ton q, %albiidF.: WHO b, no, reclaimed
With the men In this poor form there was
mash lear s.Dr:s.:sd az 70 tn: result s.,hs Of
il was recognized that with Caldwell and
Plerson out Of the game anu ths rsmainder 2i
s Ss,: hard S: Ss 1nsr ~A .Ss You'd
vas announced that word had been received
cancel the game. This pronosition was willingly
accepted by the Cornell management. and now
contest con est on n'f ThanfssivinG Day Cant. Star
buck this afternoon announced that until the
r. sh; That Te' linz tho un asys os
PhiiadeIshia the team viii get no respite.
CAMBRIpoE. Nov. 13.-Boal and Burnett were
IN their old places on the Varsity team this
i rIsEinsas due TO their Iaycfi. Jack Mac Mas,
ter however. would take no risk with them,
and after they had played enough to yet
lines and replaced By the two sargents. The
aiteInoon's play did nothing 70 Increase the
high road to the great form they displayed
last season, and the result Of the saturday
game is still In the greatest doubt. The cold
sgs have been praying for BY day and dreaming
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Rowling Gamss To.NIEht.

National League-orsntal. Dooiittls aud Golden
Rod, At STAIRS alleys.
Columbia LtAgus-RiyerdAle, Oersll and HAmil.
ton, at schlussing's alleys.
Twenty sixth WArd-VAn Siclen Va. Twenty sixth
ward. at Schiellein's alleys
North Side LeAgue-horrs Whselmsn, Prospect
and Ariston at Pumps alleys;
Harlem Laague- Mnrnlngsi1e, Lotus and Premier,
At Ihum KAhlsdurfs alleys.
MONTGOMERY Class B--Ail Down. Mercury and
Montgomery, at Montgomery alleys
Arlington National M N. and M Homestead
and Welcome, At the Arlington Hall alleys.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Empire and Column
bia. at the 9srnAniA Assembly Room alloys.
Arcade Head Pine. Y. B.. Templston No. I. Tenn
pleton No. q and Reineoks, At the Arcade alleys
bank CLERKS League-Plaza Bank, United BtAtes
alleys.
BROOKLYN Royal AreAnum League Washington
Irving Council. Brevoort Council and PhilAdslphos
Council, at TranUrs alleys
Fire Insurance LsAgue-NAgara Fire Insurance
Company, Greenwich Fire Insurance Company and
Alliance Insurance Company, at Reds alleys
Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long I,lAnd-ClAss B.
Carroll Park Wheelmen, Red Hook Wheelmen and
Defender Wheelmen. ct the Elephant Club Alleya.
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q by night arrived here to-day, and the mes
showed the effects Of II In increased liyelinsss
and snap., JACK MacMastsrs was In high spirits,
ana SAID that the weather was Just what no hao
been hoping for since the season began.
New HAVEN, Nov. 13-Ths practice to-day
was very fa,t and hard though shortsr than
were on the field to-day and gave their atten-
ton to the line men, instructinR them "
break ing through and blocking. Cunha seemed
TO gain great benefit from the hard driving,
and has not PLAYED 40 well this year. ID ale was
r. at LETT TACKLE In place Qt FRANCIS. and vas ns
the two ten minute halves OF open practice the
university scored tw zee. once on . 4O-yard run
by CHADWICK around right end. and another by
blocked Kick by Stilman who did q similar
Trick TO Pennsylvanla state last Saturday
There was considerable FUN bling BY the backs
Mcbride being the chief offender.
Coach Sanford believes that the Colum bIa
team needs a complete rest after their long
period OF training, and the men, with the ex.
ception OF Putnam asd Larendon. were not out
for practice yesterday. Putnam was drilled 10
quartar-b back work and clarendon played with
the FIRST scrub team In their game against the
class football and tho management realizes
that as football has come to stay at
Columbia i'm medate stems must be taken to
lay the foundation for next years. team. Sev.
eral 81 the Varsity men leave this year and
their places must I've flled. Sanford is accord
s,itptes who huye played this year. tn.
freshmen are to he especially cared for. All
the men have recovered from the effects Of
saturdays game at West Point. and II Ia hoped
that their period Of rest will revive the energy
which has disappeared since the Yale game.
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Owing 70 cancellation, the Knicksrbocker r. c. has
Nov. Is aud Thanksgiving Day open for . hrst.class
team; ouiof.town teams averaging i25 pounds and
offering . guarantee preferred. Address A. @ For
don, 81 West Ninsty.sifth street.
The olympic =. C. has Nov. Is. rs and Thanks.
giving DAY open. and would like to arrange games
with teams aysrA Iing ltb loInds. Address Jane o.
~ Williams. nanagsr. IL Wiley street. Jersey City.
MI
Secretary CoHev OF the Seton Hall College foot.
b,ll team SAYS the score of Saturdays game he.
tween hs eleven and the Orange A @. vas % to in
favor OF the lat Or n,toad Of 10 to o 81 published
The Victor juniors OF sacred Heart Academy would
like tn tnge games with ms averaging from 90
to los pouHds, Addres. NJ. hetzler, secretary, H.
cred Heart Acadsmy, Westehester. Ny
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Gossip Of tho Ring.

., Rosenstsin. New York-6ArdnsF ~ . tot.
D. II, Pike Dalton, MAs-Hs 10 feet inch
tall.
n. Taylor, New York-Thsy both met aud defeAtsd
him,
q. N, New Yort-Hs stayed twenty i've rounds.
but lost the decision.
A Reader. New York-Thsy were both born In
KnockmAnons ireland.
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zfhGLEh kNOCKkD our.
Charley Barns the wia.er In Five Rounds
At the Hercules A. &.

Charley Burns OF Cincinnati and Owen
Zieglcr Of Philadelphia met In a twenty-five
round bout at catch weights at the Hercules A.
c.. Brooklyn. last night. Burns knocking his op-
ponent out In the nth round with body blows
The pair met some time ago az the Broadwa
A. and ZisGlsr was returned the winner. Many
thought that Zsiglsr would do the trick again
last n ight and backed him. Ths Quaker pug list
made a poor showing. however. AID did not
protect himself. his friends thought rs care
fully as he should. About 1880 persons were
present Joe Grill was reisresl
Zsigler's seconds were Al McMurray. Jake
Stern and Frank Hart. Burns was handled by
Chip" MorrIsson OF Cincinnati. Joe Reed and
Fred vanauch. The men agreed to box
straight Qusensberry rules. In the first
round Burns tried to make rushing
AFFAIR OF II, They kept together most
OF the time. but their efforts were confined
n.rely TO huGggE M.gl.r took the Initiative A.,
Jaw with swings, The latter cl!nohed oppor-
tunely. but at close quarters found Ovens
staEg.rsi him with straight lab, aat ero..es.
scored on n. body: while burns punished
B srSns III. left. wSl.G Ziesler SlsSsriy
whipped IN the LETT on the bosy. almost
'T The nth began with a speedy rush. Burns
sailed in and for brief period struck In ran
don fashion: zI:gIer; however. bl2eted b.
fore Owen had time to. get set. Burns
caught Zeeler with the lsn In The stomach
latter dropped. He arose. but fell back about
four times when he reclaimed his feet. Tho
last punch, another left In the wind. put him to
"Lsty" Kennedy Of the Bushwiek diatrict
and Jimmy Haywood, solorsd. Of New York,
met In the first preliminary OF ten rounds at as
pounds, This was a Ila.hlsg lGht and Kennedy
got the dsolsion, JACK Dryer Of Boston and
Eddie Darrell. solorsd. OF New York next put
w their hand; II was also &c, Tor ten round. az
Vanaueh Of Brooklyn. pyyer proved to be a
good substitute. ana by doing all the work was
declared the winner.
son Puts Morris to Sleep In Second Round.
TROY Nov. 13-Ths bout which was sohed-
ulsd for twenty rounds, at l6S pounds, be-
tween Charley Goff OF California and Fred
Norris. ''Muldoon's Cyclone" at the MAnhat-
tan Club tonight. resulted In Coz Knocking
his man out In ths, second round With hard
FI0ht aWinQ nm IN ia~
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On saturdAg last the crack team ~ Barnard
school, met tho team OF Mount Vern n Hiyh School
at Mount Vernon. In the trst half he score was
10 in favor OF the New Workers. thr second half
the Mount vernontes took brace aud led the score
at Is IN IL,
The Bay RIDGE A. q, opened the basketball season
In tho gymnasium at Stitch street and Third ave.
nue.. South brooklyn. on Saturday night The big
against the hone club. The latter players were in
rare form aud indnlged IN clever passing. Cooh and
Edmonds scored tho majority OF tho points for the
Bay Ridge team Smith OF tue Institute made the
only goal for the visitors. The Anal score was Bay
Ridge, 20; Instituts, 2.
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TRENTON, Nov 13.-Spike Sullivan tonight
knocked Dan Mcconnell OF PHILADELPHIA out in
tho mn round. Mcconnell was no match for
the winner.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

will provide fireproof cases for the docu-
ment rooms and Libraries in the building
II is recomm ended that an appropriation
be made for this work in accordance with
estimates submitted. The following is also
recommended and estimates therefor will
be submitted. For completing the frieZe
in the rotunda and for painting and deco
rating the rotunda and interior Of the
dome; for the construction of new elevators
for the House wing OF the Capitol in ac-
cordance with increased needs of Con-
gress; for the improvement of the yentila-
tion of the Hall of Representatives and the
introduction of improved machinery to ac-
complish same, and for continuing the new
roof over the committee rooms in the ter
race and extending same to the northeast
and southeast corners of the building
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
DWELLING, KNOWN AS 2007 KALoRAMA

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
DWELLING, KNOWN AS 2007 KALoRAMA
AVENUE, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 18th day
of August 4. D., 1897 and recorded among the land
records of the District Ui Columbia, Liber 224s.
folio il3 ct seq. and at the request of the hold
ers of certain of the notes secured thereby. we
will offer at public auction in front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. D.. 1899, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P
NJ, the following described real estate, situated
in the county of Washington, District of Column
bia. TO wit: All that certain piece or parcel
Of land and premises known and distinguished as
and being lot numbered IS of B. H. Warmers SUBJ
division of lots in George Truesdells addition TO
Washington Heights as said Warmers subdivision
is recorded in County Book II, folio 95 of the
records of the surveyors Office of the District of
Columbia, together with the improvements there
on. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and the balance to be
paid in two equal installments, respectively in
and two years, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, with interest payable semi
annually at the rate of per cent per annum or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser A de-
posit Of $500 will be required at time of sale
Sale to be closed in fifteen days from day OF
sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after FIVE
days advertisement in some newspaper published
in Washington, d. c. Conveyances and revenue
stamps at cost of purchaser.
LOUIS D. WINE,
CLARENCE B. RHEEM
se22-d&ds Trustees, 916 F st. NV.
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THINGS THEATRICAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Creston Clarke was seen yester-evening
at the Columbia in Bulwer-Lytton's
'Richelieu'' by an audience that was hard
ly of the size to convince an outsider thai
Washingtonians are duly appreciative of
the classic drama which has been present
ed them this week in aleophatic doses by
the theatrical syndicate. The gathering
was demonstrative, however, and applause
was quite frequent Mr.. Clarke's. Richie
lieu is perhaps the best thing he does, and,
through his efforts, the crafty Cardinal
lived last night for three hours. The star
was ably assisted by Adelaide Prince, G.
d. Parker. Alice Gale, and P. S. Barrett
A matinee performance of David Gar
rick" was given yesterday to poor house
Mr.. Clarke's impersonation of the actor
hero is too we'll known here to require
comment. Hamlet" will be enacted to-
night.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
Office -of Building for Library of Congress
Washington, d. c., Sept. %, 1S99.-Old cast and
wrought iron fange pipe; scrap cast and wrought
iron trucks, blocks, shackles, manila rope type
writers insulated iron conduit pipe for electric
wiring damper regulators etc, will be sold at
public auction at the Building for the Library
of Congress- on THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of
October 1899 commencing at 10 o'clock a m
The several artieles may be seen and schedules
obtained on application to the auctioneer or TO
this Office. BERNARD r. GREEN, Superintend-
ent JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Auctioneer.
seo5 81 % oco
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PLATINUM IN ALASKA.
A Prospecting Party Overtaken b
Tidal Wayes

A PrOspectlhE FHFty UVertaken by
Tidal Waves.
SEATTLE, Sept. 29-John P. Fultz, the
mining engineer who has been in south
eastern Alaska prospecting for platinum,
arrived here yesterday on the revenue cut
ter McCulloch, on which he and his party
were compelled to seek transportation,
having lost their camping outfit and boats
by the earthquake and tidal wave.
Fultz says he discovered the largest de-
posits of alluvial platinum in the world
outside of the Ural Mountains. He and
his party were on Disenchantment Bay,
sixty miles from Yukutat in the direction
of Mount st. Elias, when. the terrible
shocks came The men in the party lost
everything they possessed, not sven hay-
ing time to pick up hats as they ran from
the opening.
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Officers Commended for Gal1antry.
General Lawton. in report made TO the
Adjutant General of the Department of the
Pacific and forwarded to the War Depart
ment by General Otis particularly COM
mends the actions, of Major Clarence R.
Edwards and Major Charles G. Starr, who
took part in the operations in the expedi-
tion to Santa Cruz province in Laguna
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de Bay. To Edwards was entrusted the
centre OF the advancing line, and to Major
Starr was entrusted the left flank Re-
ferring to these officers General Lawton
says: II desire to commend these officers
in the highest terms for gallant work done
by them on this occasion. No transporta-
tion accompanied this expedition; the off,
GERS were all on foot and carried on their
backs all supplies and equipments. / es-
pecially commend these officers for con-
spieuous gallantry on this occasion
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NEEDS OF THE CAPITOL
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GoIf Honors Awarded.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-At St. Andrew S
yesterday j. E. Laidlay won the Royal and
Ancient Golf Clubs medal with score
of 49,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
CLUMBIA, BEFORE A. S TAYLOR, ESQ,
j. p j. J. MMAHoN vs.. EMMA HALL.

j. p j. J. MNAHoN vs.. EMMA HALL.
No. 434O6.
A summons in due form having been issued out
OF this court to a lawful constable of this Dis
trict for the said defendant, and the same having
been by said constable returned mot to be
found,' it is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause her appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the 24TH DAY OF OCTOBER. A d., 1s99,
AT O'CLOCK p. 81. otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as in. case of default -7 -
Witness my hand and seal this 2sth day of Sep
tember, 1899.
(Seai.) A. S. TAYLOR,
Justice of the Peace
HAMILTON & COLBERT, Attorneys ior plain
tiff. se29 I3