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UNITARIAN AND EPISCOPAL AooonD.
The Rev. DR.. De Costa and . Unitarian Cor.
respondent at Boston.

To THE EDIToR OF TIE SUS-Sir: Having
been Graded In UnitarianIsm and sat at the
feet OF Its great lights. whose writings / have
read dd nauseam. the advice Of the writer OF
the subjoined letter is somewhat supernuous
but since he is Informed otherwise. may ask
you to allow the readers OF The SuN to hear
his statements. He objects to the word
stump" and insists upon Heaven" accept
the amendment 1t IL the leaven that IL pol
sonlng the roots Of things and producing the
stumps In single revolution II reduced
every Congregational Church In Massachusetts,
but one. old Nharestown. to Unitarian stumps.
II 10 inr on the way In the work. OF making o
Mump o. the Episcopal body In that same
state 1t has the business we'll In hand In this
niocese. and the coming convention will be
Illuminated by victorious Unitarian smtles.
INV YohK. Sept. II. b. 2. DE COSTA.
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WILLIAMS BAY, Wis, Sept. s,-Thc principal feature
OF todays session Of the astronomical conf renee Of
tho Yerkes Observatory thu election of officers
for the newly organized Astronomical and Astro-
physical Society of America Tn, results of tho bal
l0ting were a. follows;
President Simon NewcOmh professor of astronomy
at Johns HopLins Unver ity; Irst-Nlce President
Prof Charles A. Young. Digec Of Ilustcad Obsel-
vatory. Princeton College; Second Vi,ePrrsident
Prof. George T.. Hale. rector Of Yerkes
Observatory. williams Bay. Wis; Sccrc:ary. Prof
George c. Comstock, Director OF Wa hhurn OBJ
seryatory. University Of Wisconsin, Tr, A,ugrr. P.uf
e. l.. Doolttlc. University Vt renGsy lyLuII. PhIa
delpAiA..
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Our Mestizo contemporary, the Indian
npo's Sentinel avows that this is Mr. Me-
Ktnley's war" On the Tuesday after the first
Monday in November the Democrats will find
out that this is the American peoples war.
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Secretary HAYS denial Of "the secret and
vicious alliance with England, Mt which the
Ohio Democratic platform scowls 80 darkly.
will not convince the faithful. II the alliance
is secret, Mr.. HAY cannot be expected to
know about it; but tho Hon. JOHN Roll
MCLEAN knows The Hon. WILLIAM PYTHAa-
oRAs MOONEY OF Ohio knows. What is more.
ard most OF all. tho Hon. JOE BAILEY knows
Mr.. HAY must admit that the diplomatic &C.
plshments Of these statesmen are very
different from his own.
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riRK HIpPoS IN WINTER QUARTERS
Moved from tho Open Air Earlier Thor
tsunl in Expcctnti0n of EarIY Cnld

Moved from tho ODen Air Earlier Thon
Usual in Expectation of Early Cold.
The three hippovotami in the Central PARK
MenaCere were moved to their winter quar-.
ters in the lion house yesterday from the omen
mir tank. The moving Was about n month
carrier than usual. Director Smith having
seen the leaves begin to fall from Tho r,n,
trees ana the gray squirrels buryinR mus in
the ground. decided that we are 10 have a n
early tai and winter. so he had the hiUnmli
![ansterrel before they should be injured by
Ca!iph and his Spouse Miss Mummy had
been scparated all summer They w,,rn NJ ,c cad
n one t tanS yesterday and tho oil hippo
reunion. Miss Murphy anpear~d inIitYaroonnet
To- naiiphs manifestations OF affection md
tII,Sn ner 9tiehiion to tho pile Of hay on The
TANK by herself ""' PuI IN a
:, Director smith received ilnc badger from
iriend III NirSn Ia Yesterday and gave il h,,
u, u, IN" inonhGy house IL Is the hrst LadpnT
the menaGerIe has had for ten years. '"NSef
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Meaning of Yesterdays Yom Kippur.

FTEm NJ IFFIsI Ep'07C'If.
According to tho hehe.ts ot Judaism, actual guilt
cannot b. convert d into right by any act Of forgive.
ness or atoucmcnt human divine. The definition
Of the Hebrew word Ko:ar, which is the root Of Kip
pur!m, conveys quito different meaning. 1t de.
notes Covering w." to "oyerlav." II means that
by carrying resolutions of repentance into prac.
tice man will be able to cover up" multitude OF
sins This is the rational idea of Judaism regarding
the expiatlou OF sins. This is the cornerstone Of
salvation ~ attained through mans own efforts.
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Dr. SWALLOW OF Pennsylvania. Prohibtionist

DR.. SWALLOW Of Pennsylvania. Prohibitionist
and Independent Reformer seems to have
found his voice and lost his sense onoe more.
He declared that Mr.. MCKINLEY would be
rememb ered as the man who revolutlonized
the country at the dictation OF the money
Rrabbers and In opposition to It's best moral
sense" Apparently the best moral sense is
DIR. SWALLOW. We should think he might be
remembered for two or three days as a
remarkably indlscreet and fatuous person.
even for man in the professional reform
limo
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WHY'S Buffalo so attractive to martialists2
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
OF Massachusetts has delighted to establish its
temporary basement OF supplies on the Erie
Reservation. Now the Putnam Phaanx OF
Hartford. enowned and jovia band of galow-
glasses has heen pitching its tents In Buffalo
What draws these men, alarms thither? Is It
the food or tho water?
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Again have the Concatenated Hoo-Hoos
let great opportunity slide. They have held
their annual convention. but they refused to
make Don CARLOS ScHURz Grand Shark OF the
Universe, or the Hon. GEORGE SEwALL BouT-
WELL Senior Hoo-Hoo. or the Hon. JOHN
JACOB LENTz Junior Hoo-Hoo. or BILLY MASON
Bojum. or Prof. j. LAURENCE LAUuHLIN Scriv-
enoter. orthe Hon. ALADDIN ATKINSON Jabbcr-
wock. The Hoo Hoos may he very good fell
lows. but they don't appreciate genius.
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TO ESCAPE BOND Ho,D.ups
KcatinE's Estimate for 1900 Nearly Three
Times ms Great as This Years.

Several additional estimates Of expenses for
1900 have boon submitted by heads of tho de-
partments to the Board OF Estimate and to the
Municipal Assembly. From the estimates al
ready submitted. il Is judged that ths
total amount asked for will exceed SlOO-
0OO.OOO. Highway Commissioner Heating
has asked for nearly three times tho amount
he got this year. his idea being to esrap, nos
siblc embarrassment by bond hold-ups in the
MunicIpal Assembly His appropriation this
is SG.579902 This amount anparentiy covers
all eYnenditures, in his department whirh
OF bonds. ~ '"No
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MONTPELIER. Vt, Sept. 14.-The State Conn
mittca in charge has decided Thursday.
Oct. II. as the LAY for welcoming Admiral
Dewey. This date Is selected with the proyi,o
that it will oe accepta bic to the Admiral ,%w
smith viii meet the Admiral in New York and
mako certain OF his intentions. so that auy
change can be made in time nay
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Ofcourse every Mayor Of New York differs
from the other Mayors in some respects. but
II New Yorker were asked to define the
salient characteristics OF the Hon ROBERT VAN
WICK, he would cay probably that this extrnor-
binary witness before the Mazet Committee
had coarser grade OF public manners and
lower conception OF the dignity that properly
belongs to his office than any OF his preds-
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that Congress at its neIt session will establish the
gold stand Ird by statute.-AhdHfd Journal.
The Atlanta Journal is HoKE SMITHS paper
Considering that he was deemed intelligent
enough to be q member Of the Cleveland Ca0i-
net. he ought to know that gold is already
established by statute as the cole standard. by
the Act OF 1873. and that because OF that estnb-
lishment the Democratic silver campaign OF
1896 was made. II It was not established
already we should be In q bad way: except for
1t tho prosperity this country is now enjoying
would have been impossible 1t was because
that Act dem onetized silver. which had long be-
fore fallen out Of use, and formally established
gold as tho sole standard. that the Democratic
platform denounced 1t. and the whole cam
palgn OF 1896 turned on II.
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voLUyrEER REGIMENTS FOR MANILA,
The Twenty-eighth and Twsnty-ninth Or
dered to San Francisco.

dered to San Francisco.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Ordcrs directing the
movement Of the Twenty-eighth and Twenty.
ninth Infantry to San Francisco. preparatory
to their departure for Maniln. were issued to-
day by command OF Major-Gen. Miles The
order says:
Tho regiments will be fully armed and
equipped and supplied with 200 rounds OF
Personal baggage will be limited to clothing
actually necessary for immediate field service
Prior to departure from stations the reg iments
will be subjected to medical inspection and all
suspects left behind. and measures will lie
taken to insure n satisfactory sanitary condi-
ton Of rail,ol cars before tho troops ara en-
barked herein. The Quartermaster's DEPART
ment will provide the necessary TRANSPORTATION,
the Subsistence Department suitable travel
rations, and the Medical Department proper
medical attendance and supplies"
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Where is popular prosperity. anyhow'-NortOlk
Piruinidn. Pilot.
That's right. Don't admit It, Stick to the
Chicago platform and be unhappy. Say that
75OO0.000 Of human beings in the United
States are out Of work and in n condition OF
slavery worse than death on account OF the
infamous exactlons Of the money power. The
Bryan game OF Beggar-my- Country should be
played according to the rules
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To THr EDrroR OF THE sUH--Srr About ten days
ago letter appeared in THE SIN pertaining to sub.
iect of postal currency which the writer
for convenience in rrmittanCes. | sent il TO the
Secretary Of the TreaRury. from whom received
polite answer. which forward Tor publication.
WILLIAM A. SILCoTr.
MOUNT vERNoS, Ohio. Sept. II.
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SIN tho Woman Objected.

""' w ''H"t''et otuTe Ud.f'i-,
!, certain Dyer-burg woman ns,urnd bo-
husband she never told MIN a liz an ~ no 1t
Woni1. ne told her he did not doubt il "' h"t
he kn. Nst sH. eIt notch in The pano when
all ruined" ee w hu'e my plane
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To rHr EpITOR THE SUNNI Snpo Cheeso
used to conduct an Rllngat lunch wagon here.
Cy Rabbitail and Mordecii Pig are viewers in True
Beck's Dyeryillo mill. T, IS PRIDG.
PROVIDENCE, Sept l3.
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What France Is to-day is possible for the
United States to be in the not very distant future IN
fact the nation is already headed in that direction
under the banner OF colonial empire founded ON an
army.-knns1s ctr Times
Oh. take double dose OF hclebore.
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Tho Hon. CHARLES HERNLY Of the Repub-
lican State Committee OF Indiana says OF the
Democrats OF that State:
ION the anti.expanson issue we can whip them to
q standstill'
This is as true OF the East az OF the West
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! tell you. gentlemen. the Democracy OF Kon-
tusky is on trial before the Democracy of the nation.
WILLIAM JOEL STONE.
And it will DO convicted.
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rhe old Commonwealth of Mn,.achu,ett,.

From ere 81. Louis Globe Democrat.
Massachusetts, leads all the States ia furnishing
soldiers for tho Philippines, Edward htkinson's
ability ~ = recruiting officer deserves testimonial.
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" our friend, rho favor u, NTH manuscripts for
publication 18th TO Nave rejected articles returned they
uauit in all eases send stamps for that purpoW
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complish that by providing land which
shall be common, as Cape Tree Island Is.
for all to walk, talk and play on.
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PARB-Kiosque No. ~, near Grand Hotel, and
Kiosque No. 10. Boulevard dos CapuclnoI
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It Is probable, in fact It aeems almo.t certain.
that Congress at its neIt session will establish the
gold stand Iri by stntute.--AHdHtd Journal.
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1he Great Prize Fight.

All the sports of the city were keen
last evening when the transport Cone
maugh arrived to learn the outcome of
the ring battle between Jeffries, the
California blacksmith, and Sharkey,
pride of the navy" The Conemaugh
sailed from San Francisco on the
morning of the 4th inst, about z
o'clock. The fight was scheduled to
come off in New York City the evening
before.
There was a big crowd at the water
front here for the news, but the result
could not be given. On the afternoon
Of the Sd the Conemaugh was anchored
off Presidio and had no communication
with shore afterwards. They were too
far from the city 10 observe the Exam
iner signals and could get no word from
a tug which passed them the morning
of the 4th.
At first it was thought that some of
the men on the Conemaugh knew the
result of the battle and wanted to do
some betting with the Honolulu fans.
but this surmise vas dropped on the
word of several reliable men.
Jeffries is the favorite at 10 TO 8.
Both men are in perfect condition and
Supremely confident.
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MEN Or kAMALO
Harmonious MSSting of SHARE
holders ~ Held.

In all. some 2i.Cc0 shares. paid up
and assessable. were represented at the
meeting OF Kamalo stockholders held
last night in Foster Hall. Nuuanu
street
Attorney ". \. HenShall occupied
the chair and called the meeting tn or
der ut 1880 sharp.
1t had been limited ON the street dur
ing the day that there would bc some
exciting debates during the evening.
but the transactions were entirely haT'-
munious.
The tTcaSuTcr's report showed n bal
aucc OF Si5s.5t to BE- collected ON aC-
count of the Ter cent assessment
made upon the aSsesSable stockholders
and y total liability of St.sIO.
In order to- facilitate the collection
OF the outstanding assessment Mcssrs.
| Duncan. Disney and Steiner were ap-
pointed to- act with the present COM
mittee. Mcssrs. Dsc and BiVcns and
Captain Evans. Of the amount out
standing siii.N0 WIS promised before
next Saturday by = stoCkholdcr pr, sent.
IL was further arranged that Mr. Dee
eau upon MIR. Ncunauu. the attorney
IN the present SUIT for the stockhold-
crS. and ascertain the approximate
amount of hiS fee.
\ stakeholder asked for information
concerning a current rumoT to the cf.
feet that the American Sugar Com
pany was prepared tn amalEamatC with
the kamalo Cumpruy. \ number a:
others present stated that they had
heard the statement made. but were
without any personal knowledge al
such a proposition.
| With regard Ten the suit against ths
promoters. the chairman stated that q
demurrer has been filed. lie was unabl,
tU say when the demurrer WuuId b.
heard. but Thought IL probable som'
| time this mona.
| The full committC. will confer with
Attorney Heushall ut - - this morn
ing.
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ls NEWs sI-FPR E.ssEns

LONDON. Nov. The Paris -I.sl~r-
tC~ says that renewed ftEhtinE has ia
ken place south uf I.adysmita. In which
the British lust another thousand men
killed. wounded and captured. and that
General Meyer holds the railway. Thts
may ar may not bc true. bat the fact
remains that the ness uf the capture
uf the Hussars last week uas firss
known in Paris.
The War ofic. says ID has not r~-
ccivcd any such ness
The War Once infoFmrd the ASso-
ciatcsi Press that a dispatch had bcrn
received from the Governor of Natal.
Sir Walter Francis tlcly-Iiutrhinsoa.
announcing that communication With
Lady smith had b~~n interrupted since
ssSg Thursday afternoon. Thts ts not
regarded by the War Ofior. however.
as in any wiSc confirming the Tumog ot
a complete Investment OF 1.adySmith. os
of the capture of ColcnSo.
The Times. commenting cdisnrialiy
upon the fact that nc~s appears to ar
rive in belgium from South Africa
through some channel uncontrolled BY
British censorship. reminds the Gov
cTnmcat that Information valuable b
the enemy can similarly leak from Eu-
rope to- the Transvasl u suggests
that the Government should fully cx-
crcisc It's right under existing convcn-
tious. if any szich channel has b~rn fos
special reasons left open. and IL ap.
pears to think tncrc may be sonS
truth in yesterday Brriin aud PaFi,
stories.
PARIS. Nov. s.-The Havas Agency
this evening publishes the foiioWins
extraordinary dispatch. which ths
agency says was received through Us
correspondent az Brussels:
CAPE TOWN. Nov. 2.-The ness a.
the Beers tao victories around Lady,
smith has created considerable excite,
ment among the Atrikandcrs. Who dc
not conceal their toy. The second vic.
tory was won by the Free Ststcrs. com.
manded by Lucas Meyer. who seize
Coicnso. thus cutting of the retreat q,
General White. who - wounded Ths
investment of I-adysmith ts complsts
and tho Beers ar. masters ot Pietrr,
maTitzburE and tire Durham railway
The surrender of MafekinE ts expected
u t. also confirmed that th. Free Sta,
tiers have ssiEsd Coi.sburE
LONDON. Nov. 2.-Th. Secretary o
the War Once. Who Uas shnurn a.
Cape Town dispatch OF the Havai
Agency. said the statements werc us
teTly hasele&s. Bru&srls. where the ia
vas originated ts IN. headquarters o.
Dr. i.syts. shc Dipipmatsc Axsat ot th.
Transvaai. and it o. thought the Cap
Tuwu dispatch may - an exsEEeratss
Bpar version of the r-ceat fEhsinE.
l.ADYSuGTH - CIT or.
LONDON. Nov. 2. : a. rn.-1-adysmisl
js cat utT from communication uith th.
outside World Tie wires are doWn
l}u-rs surround The tpun. Bpsr gun
are pouring shells into tt-thaf =. sf j
iE uut already absuinnrd ur takrn.
London ts tFH5uE so D.. ctesgful. hu
rs-rutuvoe meats cannot reach Lads
smith for af least a seek. and shsnF
are looking extremely blue fog Gearm
/ Whites tn0s1 men.
Az around the uuntinengs1 eausszr
Is-t uiEht there wrrc sFnsassnnzr ras
'uuss &c a complete British disaster
NaEytuE from rFpFrfs of evacuation Z.
complete anuihtiastnn. b-ss the War of
! fre has declared &C. ts uurndrEs shz
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'Inter island" Changes.

and Steam Navigation Company, out
lined in this paper on the morning OF
the Sd inst, and contradicted or oues-
toned by a couple of evening papers OF
the same date, was effected yesterday
as per program given.
John Ena is now president OF the
company, vice Captain w. 3. Godfrey.
resigned. James l.. Mclean is made
vice president TO hll the vacancy made
by the promotion of Mr.. Ena. Norman
Z. Gedge succeeds Mr.. Mclean as
treasurer. Captain Godfrey remains a
director of the company.
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~ Opium Case.

Frank Brinse. fireman ON the trans
port Leelsnaw. is at the police station
charged with opium in possession.
At about l. 30 this morning Customs
Inspector Necley IN duty at the wharf
at which the Lcelanaw is lying. no.
ticed Brinse leave the vessel and step
ping up to- him. asked where he was
going. at the same time noticing n Pc
culiar bulkiness about him. searched
and found ten E-pound tins 81 the dTuE
secretcd In his clothing. He was i'm
mediately placed under arrest and go
Cortcd to the station-houSc.
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Triangle Literary Club.

y we'll attended meeting uf the
Triangle Literary club vas held in Ia.
y. NJ. &. \. last evening. Tn. fcatur.
of the evening was a debate: Resolved
That further Asiatic immigration
into the Hawaiian Islands u undesf--
able M"ssrs. q. u. Mcclellan aud 80
CCtfee for the affirmative and "a
Weldon and ]. \. Tsmpictru sn. che
negative. Three judges wcr. appointed
and at the close ~ the argument de-
citsd in favor % t1r affirmative. fwFr-
ty-;wo points as IE8i1ss tis negative
...nlv nnIn..
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\ meeting of the Hawaiian Rowing
Association was held last night for tn.
purpose of renewing the int.r-riub
&C impact which expired this year and To-
consider the question of purchasing
new shells.
The secretary was instructed TO in
tervtew the clubs in tn. city and report
results to- the Association. u il ex-
pected that the order will this tine be
placed with English builders. The
present agreement for uniformity in
boats will continue in force.
There being no further business the
meeting was adjourned till the s5th
instant.
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White IS IN PERIL
One Run0r is Of The Defeat Of
The Generals Force.
WILD REPORTS IN FLIGHT
O. News Suppressed Mention Of
Rhodes Sueeor 10 Needed
Ladysmi,h incommunicado.
STARTLING RrMoR.

BERLIN. Nov. "A report is cur
rent here tonight that LIadysmith has
fallen and that the greater part OF Gen
eral Whites army has been slain and
the rest taken prisoners BY the Beers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-14

contains an arraiEnmsut of General
iIaTtwell and in addition To the counts
above the old charge that when annex
alton became practically assured local
merchants placed rush orders for Euro
pean goods to selu-c tariff advantage.
The indictment has n section charging
the employment OF other than Ameri-
can hulls hy Island shippers % sugar.
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WILL RETURN

l.. y. Kerr expects TO return soon
with an immense stock of the latest
STYLES tn Dress Goods. Trimmings. etc.
The store is undergoing an entire al
tsration 20 make room for the ueu
goods. Watch for further announce
ments.
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sales ut the afternoon session inclu-
ded zoo Makaweli. $50 Honokaa iis
Hutchinson. 2s0 Hama. so Paauhau
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tiawaiian~ Astiys.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. AT the
Stock and Bond Exchange thes. days
"Hawaiians" are active. The quota
tions at the close of trading this after
noon were
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SANITARIUM. = 1882
King ST.; Tel. $50. DR.. Luella s.
Cleveland, medical superintendent.
Hours a. m. to p. m; methods OF
Battle Creek, Mich, Sanitarium;
baths Of every description; trained
nurses in bathrooms as we'll as in
sickroOm; massage and manual
movements; electricity in every
form; classified dietary, etc.; ample
facilities for thorough examination.
DR.. G. l.. Garvin, consulting physi-
clan and surgeon.
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LYLE A. DICKEY.-King and Bethel
Sts.; Tel. 500; p. o. box 1856.
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DR.. A. N. SINCLAIR.-413 King ST.,
next to the Opera House.; Office hours
9 TO 10 a. M, to p. M, to 8 p. NJ; !;
Sundays II N. to 2 p. m.; Tel. TAI.
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p. SILVA.-Agent to take acknowledge
ments to instruments, district o. Ko
ma, Oahu; at w. G.. Achi's Office,
King ST., near Nuuanu.
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Z. b. CLAPHAM-Veteri Surgeon
and Dentist. Office Hotel Stables;
calls, day or night, promptly ans
wered; specialties, obstetrics and
lameneSs.
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d is also reported shat Kimberley
has -apituiatri and that Rhodes has
been taken prisoner.