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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-17
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A CURIOUS CASE
international Rights May
Be Involved.
Jscanese Police at Kobe Arrest Chinese
Gamblers on Eoari Pacfc Mail
Steamer China.

Another incident occurred yesterday
Japanese police are 10 ofticiOuSly as
sert their authority and to interfere
even where their authority is doubtful
Kobe was the scene OF the incident
this time, and not Osaka. Yesterday
morning the water-pOlice boarded the
?. NJ. steamer China and arrested two
Chinese paSSen gers, whom they charg-
cd with gambling. The men were play
ing Chinese dominoes and as most OF
the three hundred and odd passengers
on board We're engaged in the same or
a similar pastime, the police might as
wei have proceeded to arrest the lot
The CaJtain was absent when the ar
rest was made and the officer in
charge CT the vessel protested against
the men being taken away, but with
out effect. Then the purser was sent
ashore TO find Captain Saabury and in
form Mr. TilGen, the agent. who at
once proceeded to Lay the matter be-
fore thu u. S. Consul. Captain Sea-
bury meanwhile sent a message to the
China that the Japanese police were
not to be permitted TO come on board
5on any consideration, even if it was
necessary to use force to prevent them.
The Governor was absent when the l.
:. Consul called, but Mr.. TOkOnami,
The Secretary Of the Ken, at once sent
instructions to the chief police station
that the Chinese were to be released,
and word was sent by telephone to the
water police Office to this effect The
Chinese We're therefore returned on
board, but in consequence of the in
ciGent the vessel, already a couple OF
days late, was delayed an honr or two
longer.
1t is; Just this Ofioious interference
Of policemen which the higher author |
tiles viii have to take in hand and |
check wherever it is displayed. Wheth-
ar CT not the police had the right 20
20 on board the China and arrest men
alleged TO be gambling, it was clearly
-aeir duty. as the instruction issued
~ Mr.. Ikegani said. to first procure
warrant and IN this case to have it en-
l0rsed by the y. s. Consul. 1t is to be
loped that the Governor of Hyogo will
how his G3sapprOvai of this over
n atically as the Governor of Osaka
las shown his disapproval in the case
: the dress incident in Osaka.
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Referring TO the above the japan
Mail has the following: We dc
not know the exact particulars, bu
1t may be presumed that the Chimes
were openly engaged in gambling-or
! the deck, doubtless, or in some CORES
pondinSly public psition. Had they
| been engaged in game Of chance in
n the privacy OF their own cabin. or
Of one of the ships saloons. the police
could not have apprehended them I'M
der ordinary circumstances. But the
question is, not whether the private
but whether the rights Of the ships
flag were violated. The general prin-
Ci2le involved IS simple. According to
i1tern2tiCcal usage offences relating to
within the Jurisdiction Of her flag,
but offences against the peace or good
order of the country in whose terri
+oTiaI waters she happens to be lying
t2n Within the Jurisdiction of the local
a.r+ frC.:ties. To which category of
does: GaLl bling belong? Evil
IDENTITY to the latter. 1t is easy to con-
ceiye i case where. by abandoning
such matters as gambling. opium
smoking, and SO Oh to the jurisdiction
Of the flag, the peace and good order OF
a port might be seriously impaired. |!
Suppose, for example, that British |
subject conceived the idea Of a floating |
gam bling saloon, or a floating opium
len, can II be pretended that to put a |
speedy restraint upon such an abuse
should be beyond the competence of
he local authorities? Yet that is an
obviously possible result of placing
gambling in the category OF offences
gainst ships discipline. The discip-
inc Of a ship is largely determined by
he views Of her master, and the guar
iiens Of public order could not be
Justified in abandoning to the caprice
f individual masters the regulation of
matters which have a distinct con-
.ectiOn with public morality Why
Va might have lottery carried on in
hulk flying the Spanish flag in Yoko-
anna harb0r.
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OFFICE
FURNITURE!!!

LARGEST importation Of
Office desks and chairs ever
made to these Islands on
board the Fort George"
now discharging. The en-
tire consignment will be
placed on sale in our Mer-
chant-street warehouse at
San Francisco prices, plus
freight, etc. If you are in
need OF a handsome office
fixture Of any kind call en- us.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
HAnnAH's COMMITTEES.
CALLED TO MEET IN WASHING
TON CITY. (

(By Telegraph to VIrglnian- Pllot.)
Cleveland, O.. Nov. 13-After con-
sultation to-day between Senator NJ. A.
Hanna and Mr.. Charles e. Dick, chair
man and secretary. respectively, of the
National Republican Committee. the
latter announced that 1t had been de-
cided to call the committee together
Friday, December 18th next at Wash
lngton to name the time and place for
holding the next national Republican
convention. The session OF the commit
tee will continue for two days. The fol-
lowing named cities are mentioned as
probable applicants for the national
convention next year: Chicago, st.
Louis, San Francisco. Cleveland, Min
neapolls, Denver, Kansas City, Mil
waukee and Buffalo. ~ n
Secretary Dick Will at issue a for.
NAL call for the members OF the Ma.
tional Cammittes to meet on the ate
above menti Toned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
oRFoIK, YEnIBnl| - 1850. $50
~ TEIEGFAfI AND gAf3IIy

gMayugi where 2insurge nts supply depot
was ospture ed I securing sew eral hum
dred s2thousand Il pound s S Of 81 RICE, $500
pounds f1ours ii 500 ~ POUNDS salt and
Other artic les Of icl thing, also number
;of insurgents q Ulcers and So y Spanish
mentsE sen t nortf HI / TOT SAM M cholas,t and
,ittR is!s believed that Y Dung esta blished
communications with w heat on's troops
last evening. Il! s.
PBsDoUBTFUL
8S Indications are that \ insurgents will
not escape to 5GInountain capitals at
Bayonb0ng tWit hout great difficulty and
loss. IL at L al Our. troops Mt II rlac,
Arigo, T alavera. San y ose. Bupao.
Humingan, San, Quentin. Tayug, San
Nicholas. on throug ii TO Lingaye Gulf,
dro,S Cnbanatuan.F should cause insur-
gentsysome annoyance. Ourtroops have
suffered great hardships and have per-
formed most; severe service. but are re-
ported in; excellent lcondidon and spirits
The enterprise and ind omitable will dis
played BY officers ever excelled.
IS ;9 NAMES OF TOWNS.
The spelling Of the names OF towns In
the above is as given In the cable dis
patch. AS the American forces have
now reached O point the maps of which
are necessarily Imperfect, the war De-
partment adheres to the text of the
cable. 80
IN BAD SHAPE.
Later In the day the department re-.
ceiyed second dispatch from General
Otis. as follows:
Manila, November IL.
& No news received Of Lawton's adj
vance since yesters1ay.t4 Ma n A rthuc,,
troops took Bamban and Capas. four
miles north, OF Bsmban, both on rail-
road, and Conception, to east Of rail-
road, yesterday Insurgents reported
fifteen hundred strong. retreating rap
IDLY north, making slight resistance. ,
Our casualties. Second Lieutenant Da-
Wis, Thirty-sixth Volunteers, killed;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14

stantly throwing shells ct the dyna-
mite huts. Several OF the latter have
been blown UP and the damage TO the
mines already amounts to many
thousands OF pounds.
Among the stories from Brussels is
one that General Joubert and Sir
George White have been endeavorinc to
negotiate for the capitulation or LADY.
smith. but have failed to come to
terms.
9 DOUBTFUL POINTS RAISED.
The report that the British cruiser
Magicienne had fired on the French
steamer Cordoba raises the dobtf,,i
point whether Great Britain has vet
actually declared war. It is believed.
however, that European nations have
Deen made acquainted with the sever
ance OF relations between Great Brit
AIN and the two republics.
BoERS SUFFER DEFEAT.
London, Nov. IA special dispatch
from Durham. Natal, dated Thursday.
November 8, evening, says:
Native runners. who have just ar
rived here from the Drakosberg dis
trict. report that the Beers suffered a
severe defeat at Ladysrnith this morn
ms. me SBoer guns were sllenced after
TOUR hours fighting, during which the
Boer losses We're heavy No details
nave been received.
b; INVESTING MAFEKING.
M London, Nov. 10. The War Office this
morning published the following dis
patchircceived from General Butler: Y:
ape Town, Sunday, Nov. 49,
gNisht.Th following reports have
been s received from Colonel fBaden-
Powell: ms ;.9.s s q, 8 s
Matching, Monday, 4 october 80. ~
tAli well here. Enemy apparently, shy
Of ttaoking. 81 Now elosin 6 to inyeatsds.
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~
three hundred. Surgeons and hospital
corps from foreign cruisers are attend
ing thes wounded. Local facilities are
Inadequate. Castro holds every port and
place OF consequence in Venezuela
CONFIRMATION.
The Navy Departments report comes
from Commander Henphill, of the De-
.troit, which Is now at Puerto Cabello.
1t is dated last night at 9:55 and reads
as follows:
Severe fighting since Saturday
morning. About 900 killed on both sides.
Parades surrendered his final position
to Castro's force Sunday morning,
IN COLOMBIA.
Colon, Colombia, Nov. 13.-It Is said
that the insurgents in the Departments
of Bolivar We're defeated November 9Th.
An armed river steamer left Cartha-
gena November 18th with Bogota mails.
thus showing, it is claimed, that the
revolution is ended
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
Sutcide club.
IRy telegraph to vircinian-Pliot.,

fBy TELEGRAPH to virgfnian-Piiot.,
Frankfort, Ind. Nov. 1S.-Andrew
Thompson tonight committed suicide
by taking morphine. The death, has
developed beyond doubt that there Is
@ suicide club in, this city, and that two
Of the members have already carried
out their obligat ions. Fred Greiner,
who took his life several days ago by
the same agency. was the first to carry
out the compact. Thompson was pres
ent at the time Grenier died, and he
remarked that he would soon follow
him Greiner and Thompson were both
members of Company G. 15sth Indiana
volunteers. and the supposition Is that
others of the same comp any belong to
the club. !l;i, 3,33s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14

three enlisted men reported wounded.
Strong reconnaissance from Capas in
direction of Tarlac to-day. Condition OF
roads and streams render general adj
vance with wagon transportation im-
practicable. Enemy appear to be In de-
moralized condition and show much
disorganization, as indicated by cap
tured Geographic dispatches and de-
sertcrs from their ranks"
MORE GUNBOATS NEEDED.
London, Nov. IA British naval
officer, who has just returned from q
town in the Philippines, has been in
terviewed regarding the situation there.
of which he takes q somewhat pessi-
mlstic view. According to the pub
.lished interview, he thinks that more
river gunboats are needed and that
General Otis is trying to run the cam
paign too economically.
CRUISER CHARLESTON WRECKED
Manila, Nov. 14.-12:2o p. m.--The U.
8. cruiser Charleston, which had been
Spatrolling the northern coast OF Luz
ION, was wrecked on reef off the
northwest coast on Tuesday, November
18th.
.Ail on board were saved.
Washington D. c., Nov. 13.-The
Char ton mas Deen III ASldliC waters
for more than year. She was one Of
the first vessels to be sent to Manila
after the destruction of the Spanish
fleet by Admiral Dewey, the Navy De-
partment utilizing her for the purpose
OF sending ammunition md other sup
Piles for, the Asiatics station. Just pre-
,yious to her asst gnment tps that duty
she had Hdergone an oyerhauling at
the Mare Island navy yard, San FNran-
Continued on q leyenth sPage.l &
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5(By 5Telegrap PHI to virclnlanl- Pilot.) \

by Telegraph, to Virelnian- Pilot.) y
London. November 14.-4:So a. M.
Colonel Baden Powell's dashing sor4
ties at Mafeking encouraged the hope
that the British garrisons talong the
western border are oil able to hold out.
Cecil Rhodes is employing 5000 men,
white and black. at Kimberley, in road
making as a remedy for restitution. X.
According to q dispatch from De 5Aar
the Beers at Kimberley have got the
exact range Of the mines and are con-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
tBy Telegraph to yirginian- Paos.) j

tBy Telegraph to yirgintan- Ptlot.) "a
Washington. D. c.. Nov. 1s.-Both the
State and Navy departments have re-.
eived reports oncerning the surrender
of Parades at Puerto cabello, Yene.
zuela, yesterday. The State Depart
ment dispatch Is from Minister Loo
mis-, and is as follows: y! & 81
After eight hours fighting Castro's
army took Puerto CabeIlo this morn
ing. The killed and wounded aggregate
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ScontIn0ea ens sventh Page.l3,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14

SOUTH III / lERICAN
R \ [ ]! l! j
Battle Between Insurgents and
ReguIllarSTro,opsS ID Venezuela q!
PUERTO c;!A ! ! j !: I !, FALLS 4
PUERTO cABELLA FALLS

4 fser Eisht y y ours Fl sh,inE nnd XIII.
Ing Three I'm ndred n ON, Cnstro,s
Army wins IA } @ rcats v,ctory-.T
Wounded Attended BY Surgeons
and Ho.p,tai Corps from Foreign.
wnrship..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
OTHER TELEGRAPH SPAn Eais

Continued on Eleventh page,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
Beers |: |! !. /: SUFFER ! /
SEVERE {. !. /; DEFEAT !
British 81 ISL Silence III Guns and lnfIict
Heavy Loss at Ladysmith.
INVESTING
: y. y .s3gi.f, 2. :. !: 7
MAFE::K'lNC.

Colonel Badon.Poweii REPORTS Thai.
!, the Roor. arc closing IN ON me.
Tovn-Rri,i.h Troops M. y lcno :.
son's Nek wcro Trlcisedi INTO
RI surrender Heavy Reinforee-i
men.s Enroute to. markham. !.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
blELD OF LAEOAi.

Germany has M automobile club.
There are 5000 union stogie-makers.
The Federation of Labor claims 1,O0O, COO
members.
Mississippi hasn't bureau OF statistics.
New York plasterers demand $3.50 day.
Germany's army employs l0,0 % musicians.
Minneapolis 10 shipping sugar mills 10
Hawaii.
Shelby County (Mo.) oats yield 40 cents a
bushel.
Americans use $50, 900 900 poker chips an-
nually.
Chicago woodworkers have been conceded
the eight-hour day.
New York boss truckmen say their bust
ness was never 30 good rs now.
Fort Dodge Qowa) tile workers wages
have been increased 10 cents a day
Minneapolis Taxpayers Association has
taken up the subject of tax reduction.
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railroad has abolished the position OF trav-
cling engineer.
The New York Furrlers' Union celebrated
it's twentieth anniversary with u reunion.
A sticker used In Kansas City; II It were
not against tho order OF the court organized
labor would boycott McCIintock's restaur-
ant.
Socialist meetings have been held In
Duluth, despite tho objections OF Chief Of
Police Hansen.
New York carpenters union has donated
$25 to the striking furniture workers In
Denmark.
Denver Trades Assembly protests against
the making OF army uniforms in eastern
sweatshops.
The Typographical Union OF Frisco was
ordered to pay 81, 200 (damages) to II man
1t kept out OF work.
Bedford Qnd.) stoneplaners demand an
increase OF cents, making their pay 80
cents an hour. For overtime work they de-
mand 45 cents an hour.
MuscAtine (Iowa) women will operate tho
street cars OF that city September l3 for the
benefit OF the park fund.
Cincinnati Central Labor Union does not
want to accept delegate from one OF the
unions because no is newspaper man.
Mayor Johnson, OF Denver, says the street
railway company cannot have perpetual
franchise Twelve years or nothing.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
DEWEY TO DIEDHICHs.
Another story That Manila Hero offered
to Fight Germans.

Chicago, Especial. THE Record prints
the following from its correspondent, under
date OF Nice, France, August 20:
Speaking OF his experience with Vice.
Admiral Won Dirdrlchs, In Manila bay,
shortly after tho destruction OF Admiral
Montoio's fleet, Admiral Dewey said to me
In conversation:
II was maintaining n strict blockade OF
Manila and had to know the character and
identity of every vessel that entered the
bay. The fact that ship flew the German
nag was no proof that she was really Ger
man.
I'm carrying out my orders my command
Ing officers acted dscreetly and tnclfuly,
giving no Offense to the naval representa-
lives OF any power except Germany. l
don't know why Vice-Admiral Won Diedrichs
should have felt aggrieyeG. l always nj
tributed his protest to Il lack OF knowledge
OF international laws.
Admiral Won Diedrchs sent his flag leu
tenant 10 me with list OF complaints that
he wished to make against the way treated
the ships under his command They had
EXHAUSTED my patience. l had been for
bearing In the extreme, and this rotest or
complaint was too much. As nearly as |
can remember, my exact words were:
what is II you want? DO YOU want
waiI You know what that means. II you
do you can have 1t in Ave minutes. We nre
pehceable people, but we have got into
hight now and we hre ready TO 10 on. II
necessary, we're ready TO fight the world
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
no FIGHTING FOX SIX WEEKS
The Rainy Season In the Philippines win
Last Until November

Washington. Especial. )-Informatio re-
celPed Mt the War Department shows that
The rainy season In the Philippines will last
fully ak weeks longer, or until the 1st of
November. Until that time, n 10 form alton
! is expected OF any military operations OF
importance. The present conditions are
such as TO make nn immediate renewal of
the campaign impossible.
The delay, however, Ia welcomed by the
army officers, because II affords more time
Tor the transportation OF troops to Manila.
ghis work Is now eaid to be proceeding with
great vigor Over ten thousand troops will
cross the Pacific this mouth and about Ave
thousand will be- sent over during October.
This will Increase Gen. Otis fighting force
40 nearly $4,000 men. aud will enable him to
press further from Manila than he has yet
been able to do, besides which he will have
an army sufficiently large to hold the towns
which no captures from the enemy. At
present the army Is divided into two dlvis-
Ions, one north and the other south OF
Manila. under Gems. Lawton and MacAr-
thur. respectively. regin ent is stationed
IN Manila as provost guard
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
sPANIsH-AMERIoAN ISLANDS.

The Americans had an engagement with
the insurgents Mt BaIemao. There were no
casualties on the American side.
Secretary Root has approved OF the sup
preston OF the paper known MS Reconeen-
trRdo, nj Havana.
Colonel DENLY ard Prof. Denn Worcester.
OF the Philippine Commission, have been
ordered home.
CORPORAL Dnmphoffrr, OF Company B..
Sixth Iniun,ry, was sentenced TO be shot ut
Manila.
Captain Leary has reported his arrival at
Guam, under date OF August 2.
Admiral Watson was reported to be- enjoy
ing good health.
The Filipino force became operative nj
Manila.
The Cuban guards, not the American sol
dlers, killed tho bandits In HolRuin Cuba.
The Cubans continue 10 commit outrages
upon the SpanIard..
The cruiser Charleston bombardsd the
Fillpino's forts a. Subig Bay, lut did litts
damage. The monitor Monterey will con-
tinus the bombardment
General Otis cabled to tina War Depart.
ment for additional stan Ulcers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
MORGAN CITY WRECK.
Troop Transport Struck Reef In tho
Middle OF the Night.

miuuie OF inc NlEht.
Yokohama, via Victoria, i. c., (By Cnlle.)
Interesting details arc at hand OF the
wreck OF the American transport Morgan
City in the Inland S'a OF Japan. 1t appears
that 1t cam very near Icing an appalling
catastrophe. Striking upon II reef at 8
o'clock In the morning, tho ship remained
fast until daylight, when, by adopting tho
expedlent OF rushing tho men alternately
from one side 10 the other. the II ip wa
rolled from the rocks into deep water where
she at once began to HI rapidly. She headed
for the shore Of the itland OF Iuoshna, sew
eral miles distant, sinking pcrceptibly with
every yard OF progress. She reached the
beach barely II minute before otherwise
going under.
The discipline OF tho men was admirable
and all were gotten ashore In safety. The
seamanship shown appears not TO have been
80 admirable, rs no precautions were taken
TO make the boat fast to the shore after
benching. The day WINS spent In removing
stores, the transport lying very nearly bows
under, but well ahoat In the afterpari. Lnte
In the afternoon, without warning, she slid
OF the steep Leach and sunk In about six
fathoms.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-09-28
FIERCE DUEL WITH SWORDS.
Photograph Gallery In Wisconsin III
Scene OF Tarribls Conui,t

Photograph Gallery In Wisconsin tho
Scene OF Terrible Conflict.
Eau Claire, Wis, Especial. )-Hugh Thomp-
sons photograph tallrry was the scene OF n
1uel with swords. A handsome young
woman was hired by Thompson us his
assistant.
Later man In state of grent excite
ment entered the gallery. He said his name
was Mcguire and that he was the husband
NJ the girl. Exactly how the fight started
Is uncertain, but hanging on the wall were
Two sabers, and in moment Thompson and
Mcguire were engaged In deadly nfiIct.
The girl called for help, and rs Arthur
Rlckard, u furniture man. rushed into the
gallery, he saw Thompson on the floor COW
cred with blood, and Mcguire apparently
about to run the sword into Thonpson's
chest. hickard pulled MaeiiTe of and the
latter fled. No arrests have been made.
rhomI sons injuries may prove fatal.