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c.,n.,,c knights Admit women.

KANSAS CITY. MO-. May ia con-
troyersy OF ten years standing was set
tied by the Catholic knights OF America
today. when the delegates meeting here
In annual convention. voted 10 admit
women 10 the order. Yesterday the reso-
luton proposing this change In the con-
stitution was voted down. falling by
thirty-four votes To receive the necessary
two-thlrds majority To-day there was a
complete change OF front At this after
noon's session a reconsideration of yester-
DAYS vote was moved and carried. and "A
vote was taken without debate. The re-
suit was the surprising total of 1872 votes
i'm favor of the women, 10 twenty-nne
against them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

HOWARD CITY, MICH, May 1l.-Io-
seph Harvey last night killed his wife.
his uncle Robert Pierson, and his grand
mother. He also fatally wounded his g.
months-old baby and his father-in-law.
John Logenslayer. and finally shot him
self. inficting a wound which Is expected
TO prove fatal.
Harvey is only 20 years OF age. The
cause of his terrible acts has not been
determined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
Dreyfus to Returns

PARIS. May 1.-THE Petit Bieu says
to-day that ten members of the RepuDli-
can Guard and four gendarmes left 81.
Nazalr. France. on board the steamer
LAFAYETTE last Tuesday, 10 form an es-
cort TO bring Dreyfus TO France, and that
his return may be expected by the end
~ lime.
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The Gotham FOOt-Race.

NEW YORK. May l2.-At l o'clock this
morning the score in the seventy, two
hour foot-race was: Hegelman. 81. 10;
Click. 1884: Cox. 26l.1l: Tracey, z5s.6;
Guerrero. 2l1; Igo. ZSs; Barnes, SSl
nav 22s il. Craig. 1895: Geary, 1901; More
mac 1872. Hansen withdrew about IL
O'Clock last night and is In a serious
condition from collapse.
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.Puts. Not Taxable; "CaIIs" Are.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June u.-As-
sistant-Attorney-Gene Boyd has rem
dered. at the request Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, a decision, which has been
approved by the Attorney-Generai, In
which he holds that transactions known
among stockholders as puts" are not
taxable under the war revenue act. al
though calls" are subject to the tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
reimbursement of Florida.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day issued a warrant
10 the Governor OF Florida for s5.5ss on
account OF reimbursement for expenses
In raising troops for the war with Spain.
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MEMS WEAR.

SMALL LOTS To BE CLOSED OUT
Sc pair for Mems II l-2. Imported Tan
Sox. slightly damaged.
IOc. pair for Mems 25c. Tecks and Four
in-Hand Ties.
Pc. for Mems Sc. Gray and Brown
Mixed sOx.
DC. for Mems tic Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs.
9sc. for Mems $3.50 AII-Wooi
sweaters.
3Dc. for Mems and Boys 75c. and 81
Soft shirts. slightly soiled.
&c. for Mems Sc. Fu1l-size Red Ban
dana Handk erchiefs.
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Ricbmonders in New York.

NEW YORK. May u.-(Special)-C. w.
Porter. Jr.. New Amsterdam; c. j. Dali
ION Normandie; C. ". Roberts, Morton;
r. III. Watson. Cadillac.
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Many hundreds of remnants OF
Embroideries and insertions from
the firsttwO DAYS of the sale.

Remnants Of Cambria, Swiss, and Main
sock Edges aud Insertings. from &c. to
soc yard.
5-inch Beige Venice Lace, that was 7oc.,
for lie. yard.
Black Chenille Dot Yelling for &c. yard
Coral-Color Liberty SILK for lie. yard.
500 yards OF Pure Linen Hand-Run Tor
chon Lace. to S1-2 inches wide, that
was u and 15c yard, to close for &c. yard
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Quiuine Helps

liver medicines TO cure biliousness and
malaria. That Is why Groves Quinine
Liver Pills are better than other liver
pills 10 and % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

ODD PIECES OF FURNI-
ONLY ONE OF A KIND.

Vernl Tea-Table. slightly scratched by
handling, worth Sl2 10 close, 81.
Man's Armchair mahogany, was $3.50;
10 close. 81.
Morris Chair. mahogany frame, velour
upholstered. regular price $3.50; spe-
cial 81 10
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.TCWELRY REMNANTS.

&c. fOr II Gold Fronts Scarf-Finf;
were loo
noe. for Heaviest Sterling Hoop Brace
let's; were ST.
I5c. for Roman and Enamelled Double
Belt Clasps. were 25c.
Zoe. for Roman Plate Gun links; wero
DC
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LADIES SUIT DEPARTM'T.

Csc for ladies' 75c. Wrappers. in Pink
and White. small Bayadere stripes.
09c for Solid Back Bayaderc Effect
$50 Dress Skirts.
soc. for Black Brocaded 81 Dress
Skirts. lined and velveleen bound.
$3.50 for Tailor-Made u Black suits.
with fly Jackets.
$3.50 for Pepper and Salt Gray s2-G
Dress skirts. three rows Of braid at
bottom.
So 80 for Swell Separate Elton 1920
Jackets. in Tan and Gray.
zoe. for Tan Homespun Sf.20 Dress
skirts, full wide.
81. 20 for $3.50 and IS Plaid SILK Shirt
Waists.
$3.50 for 3 $3.50 Pearl Gray Taffeta-
Lined Fly Jacket Suits
6Dc. for Ladies' Navy Blue Duck
BIaxer suits.
s1.25 for / I.ady's $3.50 Fine Plain
Black MOhair Dress Skirt, full cue
and button back; slightly damaged by
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HUNDREDS OF NEW PARA.
SOILS.

all silk finch. open work hemstitched.
White, National, Blue. Black, Purple,
Light-Blue, Pink. Green, beautiful natu-
raj sticks and ;assels TO match. si.39.
Pure white China SILK Parasols, frilled
all over. 81 90. that usually sell at 81.
White China Silk. with one hounce all
around. S0c. usually s..
Fine White SILK Parasols, deep
fiounces OF sewing silk yelling, White and
Black edges. 800. such as usually sell
at s..
The best wearing Black Tafeta SIX
Parasols. with 5-inch' open-work hem
stitch. swell black handles to match.
81. 30. usually sell at $3.50.
Misses and Childrens Medium-Size
Heavy Satin Parssols. soc, such as
usually sell at SIC.
Rack Taneta Parasols. with deep
eounce and beautiful ebonized handles.
sI.03
Fine quality Black Taffeta Gloria Para
soils. ebonized handles. 81 80
White and Black Pure Silk Parasois.
corded all over. 1915. such as you see at
s..
White and Black Heavy SILK Tucked
Parasols. $3.50. such as you-see at 81.
/. 2 3 OF a kind-some Fine Colored.
Black, and White Parasols at 500 10
S17S
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

2 pieces Bright Checks for childrens
dresses. We're II 1-2c.; to-day, 7-sc.
1 niece each Blue Tan, Green, ana rum
Wool (double-fold) Checked Suiting,
regular 25c. quality, to-day, ~ lie.
% Yards Herringbone Tailor Suitng, 5S
inches wide, zoe. quality; to-day, zDc
4 STYLES CrOss-Barred Plaid strictly All
Wool Suitng. excellent designs TOT
separate skirts. ready sellers at Soc' :
to-day, 23c.
16O Remnants COlOred Dress
Stufts. light and medium c0lors
and weights, BrOadclOths, Pop
Iins, Fancy and Plain Suitings,
lat g yards, "a tempting Varie-
ty. Your pick to-day at one haii
usual price and an extra 10 per
cent discount.
ODDS AND ENDS MOTIONS.
Small lot Chldren's and Misses Hose
SuupOrtprS ........s... .ssss.sss ''"' :. -
? nieces go YARDS Fancy Garter WEB
as good quality as silk ........zc. strip'
Rome Casing 3-yard piece ..:.:.'''..ic'
Knee Protectors ...............ioc. pair
Vell-Pin Books. Jet and Mat ........nc.
Pleading White and cOlors ...,.....,.%c'
Rand Hose-SuppOrters. Ladies ....foc.
Velveteen Binding cOlors oniy-ic. yard.
BIC Bustles .......-.. ...'''... .'''' -.
Ali coIors SILK Cords, Sc. dozen
yards.
steel md black buckles. suft"bie
for boys pants and slippers, Ic'
dozen.
CRYSTAL Trimming Buttons, In fnncy
coIors, sc. dozen.
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SMALL LOTS HOSIERY.

dozen of Ladies' Fancy Dropstltch
Hose. that sell for soc. pair; choice.
:S0c
s1-2 dozen Of Ladies' Black Dropstitch
Hose. Hermsdorf dye. for 10c. pair
worth CSC.
1f7 pairs OF Ladies' l0c. Fast-Black and
Tan Seamless Hose. i-2c. pair
.1ie nairs of Children's 10c Black Seam
less Ribbed Hose, sizes 5 TO :, Tor
= sc. pair.
2, pairs Of Infants Sc. Openwork Socks,
i'm Blue. Pink. and White. for tic. pair.
Ladies sc. Fancy coiored-Tcp. Hose.
chIidreri's 25c. Tan Ribbed Hose. only
a few OF each size. for &c. pair.
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INFANTS WEAR.

Children's $3.50 Fine Organdie Bonnets
for 3oc.
l Childs Long "Pfque" Cloak. trimmed
with Swiss embroidery, value IS, for
31.7S.
i lot of Infants 75c. Fine Embroidered
and Tucked Caps ................3S c.
Children's N.25 Navy Cloth Refers,
White braid trimmed .........,..... Doc.
Infants zoe Soiled Juiiets. I'm Pink.
Blue and White ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
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IN CURTAIN ROOM.

$3.50 Tambour and Irish Point i-ce
Curtains. hand made, 3 IL yards iohs'
extra wide. TO close $40.
g. Fine Nottingham Lace CURTAINS
Brussels effect SOD
$3.50 Ecru and White Nottihsn""
Lace Curtains, heavy scroii e'
fects, IocEed-stitched edge, ex,r"
length and width, to close. ri."V'
Ecru and White Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. one and two pairs OF kinu,
worth $50 to 81 pair; to close, 'oc'
pair.
Lace Curtain strips, ~ and 5
yards long, always also zoe.
strip, to-day 12lc.
Five 81 White Enamelled Fire screens
brass trimmings. silkoiine filled, DOC;
Regular 10c. Silkoline Draperies, neasis
ward wide. assortment of colors, 4 Use.
yard.
large size, DC.
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DAINTY EMBROIDERIES.

by the thousands of yards are
here from the purchase OF DOOD,
Klauber Il CO., Az Broadway.
Sc. &c, AND SC. TABLESFUL that
have been a crowded point for two days.
zoe. IL lie, AND 15c. TABLES that
were not large enough to contain all that
came in at these prices, and which VIII
receive fresh lots for to-day.
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Innings.

Best l0c grade Black. Tan. Slate, and
White Canvas. to-day Use.
s6-inch Colored Taffeta. the kind that
sells at l0c. the yard to-day, Sc.
Remnants Skirt Innings. all colors and
Black the &c. kind; To-day 7-sc.
Remnants Waist Lining. Silesias. Per-
caines.. Sateens. z 10 5-yard lengths;
your pick, per yard. 1c.
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REMNANTS WASH GOODS.

900 yards remnants OF Dark Ground
Dmity. regular l0c. value, TO close
out Use. yard.
800 yards OF ~ l-2c. quality Madras
Zephyr Bingham for Use yard.
795 Yards OF Fine Printed Madras. that
4 has always been 15c. for Zoe. yard
leo remnants Of Printed Pique, u 1-zc.
value for SC. yard
slightly damaged India Linen. with
Hack figures. cost Zoe. TO make
for Use. yard.
Solid Color Sea Island Per-
cafes, yard wide, I2lc. value, for
&c yard.
32-inch Fine Printed Batiste. In Light
and dark colors In plaids, stripes, and
dainty floral designs. II l-2c. value, for
GT-Sc. yard.
Remnants Of Sea Island Per-
Gales to- be closed out for &c.
piece,
New and desirable styles In Fine, Shoes
Lawns and Dimites, that ordinarily
cost l0c., special for &c. yard
Patterns Of the finest Imports
cd Organdy and GrcDadinc, last
seasons goods, cost to import
35 to SOC. yard; to close out for
SC. yard.
Fast Black Saline. extra good quality
for l0c., this special for Sc. yard.
40 yards Unbleachcd Jeans, 6 lac. uuaii>
~ for 3 7-sc. yard.
Blue and Brown Checked Apron Gings
hams 80. quality, for 7-Nc. yard.
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BASEMENT ODDS AND
ENDS

ENDS.
81 Tea Set. few pieces short. $3.50.
$3.50 Hayiland Dinner Sets, a few
pieces short. s25.
s. Decorated Stop Jars. in good condis
ton, si.25.
q i5c Decorated Toothbrush Vases. &c.
20 i0c. Carlsbad China Cream Plates.
sc. each.
% 5Oc. Imported China Berry Bowls,
nicely decorated, t0c.
q dozen Fest0Oned-Edge Dinner Plates.
one table fun OF Pickle Dishes, spoons
holders. - Cream Pitchers, Cream
Dishes, and Goblets &c. each.
100 lie. Medailions, all subjects. for &c.
each
q 2sc. Granite Tea-POts, slightly chip-
IS SOC. Granite Teakettles slightly dam-
aged. 15c.
10 s-quart Tin Tea-Pots. in good cons
sec, Large Granite Water Pitchers.
1Sc
10 4-quart &c. Covered Long Handled
Saucepots, nc.
Is different sizes Milk Pans. In good
condition. FOR DC.
5oc. Copper Bottom Teakettles. slight.
ly dented. for %5c.
100 Watering Pots. without nozxles. any
size. for &c.
Is &c. Japanned Tin Stop Jars, slightly
scratched. for Use.
Is I5e. Foot Tubs. slightly scratched.
Toe
100 ioc. weshboards, In good condition.
&c. al
25 Decorated Lamps. without globes. foS
CSC. each.
just 90 pairs OF Ladies'I.0w
Quarter Shoes. bought by us to
retail ut fifty cents, did not turn
out satisfactorily, and rather
than have them returned the
manufactures accepts the loss.
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500 rolls of Good Blank Papers
for bathrooms and kitchens will
be sold at SC. roll of 8 yards.
SILK REMNANTS.
4sc. yard for all short lengths In
Silks. that sold at 81 and SIS.
zoe. yard for Striped Wash Silks. In
10 colors TO select from.
49c a yard for All-Silk Black Tafesas
small and medium designs, that sold
at Is and Sc.
zoe yard for All-Silk Colored Figured
midas. that sold at SOC.
All Black Dress Goods rem.
nants marked at about half
price.
Csc a yard for 36-inch Black Mohair.
that sold at 81 1-2c.
14c- a yard for 36-inch Black Figured
Mohair: the 35c. quality.
4fc. a yard fer i-2-yards-wide Black
English Serge: the A5c. quality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15

port after dark. Both tugs stood by
the stranded vessel all night. but the
supreme effort to get her on was no,
made until all was in readiness yes
terday morning.
when the hawsers frightened and the
powerful engines of both tugs go, fully
to work the Coalinga slowly but sure
ly responded to the strain and after a
little scraping and humping was haul
ed into deep water and shortly after
wards her anchor was dropped in the
harbor. As far as can be ascertained
the vessel escaped with little or no in
jury and her master is receiving
many congratulations over his narrow
escape.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
ON GERMAN SUGAR
Methods for Increasing
Home Production.
Beet Sugar as q sa,ion for Soldiers
AND a Steady Diet
for Hogs.

The following article on German
beet sugar will be OF interest. It Is
copied from Consular Reports Of the
United States Government for August,
1899:
1T seems to be generally admitted
that German beet sugar, when once 1t
comes into competition with the Cuban
product, must go to the wall. In cast
ing about for some way of saving the
industry from utter destruction, many
plans have been proposed, but the
most available seems to be to increase
home consumption To this end, 1t is
proposed to issue sugar as a ration to
the soldiers and to encourage farmers
to feed it to stock, especially to hogs.
or course, this will necessitate the
cheapening of the article, and the only
way this can be effectually accomp-
lished Is to abolish the taxes now paid
on sugar consumed in Germany, and
reduce or entirely discontinue sugar
bounties.
1.-The following statistics of the con-
sumption of sugar in Europe and
| America, taken from the last monthly
report of Herr LIGHT statistician of the
beet-sugar industry of the German EN-
pire, show conclusively that there is
ample room for a large increase of its
use in Germany:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
NATURES WAY.

Mineral connections are dangerous.
Nature never designed them for heal
ing man. From time immemorial
mans healer was purely vegetable;
and from that time to this, natures
unfailing remedy for rh sumatism. and
kindred diseases, was the same as
that found in Kickapoo Indian Oil. 1t
Is natures remedy, and acts as kindly
as nature. 1t drives away pain. kills
the dread rheumatism, and restores
the weakened tissue. It Is made the
same as the Indians made 1t centuries
ago, out Of roots. barks, herbs, gums,
leaves, gathered from natures unerr-
ing laboratory. Its record for cures
Is unparalleled. Before civilized man
had heard Of 1t, 1t kept the natives in
perfect health. And since civilized
man has known it, the category OF
cures has become voluminous. No 9TH
err medicine has made such cures. be-
cause Kickapoo Indian OIL Is nature q
remedy, and nature stands back OF 1t.
Your druggist has 1t, or can get II. In
sist on getting the genuine KickapoO
Indian OIL. Hebron Drug Co., agents
for the Kickapoo Indian Remedies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
AN ANCIENT RELIC
Printed Story of Honolu.
LUIS First School,
Oahu Charity Sohooi-An Old lnsti-
tution-How 4 was Estab-
llshod.

While looking over some old papers
and prints in the Board of Education
Office the other day Inspector General
Townsend happened across an interest
ing relic-the septennial report Of the
Oahu Charity School. The date OF pub
LEGATION was 1S41.. nine years after the
little band of pupils first gathered in
the old stone building. The Oahu
Charity School was established In 1882.
making 1t, with one exception, the old
est school west of the Rockies and east
of Hongkong that Is in existence to-
day. The exception Is Lahainaluna
Seminary.
On the first page Is printed the list
of trustees, whose names will be easily
recalled by old kamaainas. They were
Richard Charlton, chairman; 7. c. b.
Rookie. F. ]. Greenway, John Meek
Benz. Pitman, Jr.. Stephen Reynolds
treasurer; Geo. Pelly, secretary. 1t be-
gins as follows:
1.-THE number of half-caste children
increasing rapidly and the limited
means the native language afforded OF
giving them useful education, with
the natural wish OF some of their par
ents to teach their children the Eng
lish language rendered an institution
of the kind necessary"
After the matter was thoroughly dis
cussed subscription list was opened,
to which the people are said to have
responded in very liberal manner. A
handsome donation was received from
the United States frigate Potomac
which was then in port. In the list OF
contributors are seen the names OF A
Adams, Capt. Carter. Jules Dudoit, J
c. Jones, Pierce & Brewer, T. G. b
Rookie. Capt, Patty, Jas. Austin. J. Sin.
clair, Capt. Campbell, and number OF
others. One of the items on the sub.
scription list is WIN. French (finei
paid him by bullock stealers) S23."
A stone building, SO by 20 feet, which
cost 81 800, was finally built. Mr.. and
Mrs. tombstone, who were connected
with mission work, were engaged al
teachers at $500 per annum for both
The attendance for the first year wal
thirty-five, which had increased Il
eighty at the time OF the publication
There was only one room, and on thii
account the boys came In the forenoon
and the girls In the afternoon. After
wards this was changed by partition
ing of the room into two sections
This building, which was the first o
Honolulus public educational institu
tons, stood In the corner OF the Gov
eminent property, where the Judiciar
building Is now.
When the Fort Street School wa
built the Oahu Charity School wa
merged into II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
HOT IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 6,-This bids fair
to be the hottest day In eighteen years
Al noon the temperature, as recorded
by the Government Weather bureau,
was 30 In the shade, one degree higher
than yesterday at the same time, u
ID predicted that by $3.50 this after
noon. when the maximum Is reached,
the thermometer will register around
100. ON the streets the Thermometers
range from Ave "a eight degrees higher
than those In he shade, OWNS "a the
dfynoss Of the beat there have been
comparatively fog proslrailons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
COURT NOiES.

In the matter of the guardianship OF
Hermann and Joseph Kubey. minors,
Judge Stanley has set Monday, Octo-
Der 2, as a day for hearing the petition
of the guardian to be allowed to sell
certain real estate belonging to his
wards and directing notice thereof to
be published.
In the matter of the estate of Inga
l.. Bergersen and the guardianship Of
M. w. NJ. Bergersen, minor, Judge
Stanley yesterday granted the petition
for confirmation of sale of real estate
recently made under order of court.
and the administrator Is authorized to
execute deed to the purchaser, w. T..
Brown, for the consideration OF 5000,
conveying all the interest Of the estate
in the property sold.
Notice OF appeal to the Supreme
Court has been allowed and filed in
the equity suit of Mary +. Foster ct al.
VS.. Kaneohe Ranch Co., Ltd, from the
decision rendered on September 18th
last in the Circuit Court The decree
appealed from was signed by Judge
Stanley and declares that the lease
from the hui of KOhana to the Kane
ohe Ranch Company Is null and void
and the said Kaneohe Ranch Company
is further directed to execute and de-
liver to said hui of Kohana a cancella.
ton and surrender of said lease.
In the matter OF the estate OF Pua
naiwi, deceased. Thomas II. MOssmar
has filed an inventory OF the estate
which shows 1t to be worth about $500
The last will and testament OF JOhI
Henry Bruins has been filed for pro
bate. together with the petition OF Ma
RE Bruins, the widow. for letters tesla
mentary. The will directs that afte
the payment OF all just debts and fu
neral expenses all the balance OF thu
property, both real and personal, shall
go to the widow, who IL nominated
sole executrix and guardian Of the mi
nor children. The will bears date o.
January 6, 1889. The property OF thu
estate consists OF house and lot on cor
ner OF Vineyard and Nuuanu streets
valued at $1,000; bills receivable. 50,
500: life insurance. 5000; household
furniture and effects, $500; total, SIS,
Zoo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
Passed Confederate Bill.

The old game Of passing Confeder-
ate bills upon unsophisticated people
was worked yesterday by G. T.. Moore,
who was left behind from one of the
transports and has since been hanging
around Camp Mckinley and Buena Wis
ia hospital. The victim was a Chinese
shopkeeper from whom Moore pur-
chased some articles and gave In pay
ment a $40 and IS Confederate bill. He
was later arrested by David KAPPA and
charged with gross cheat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
Ided burdens We do not wish to be

added burdens. We do not wish to be
pirate empire and war with the
Transvaal would mean deep dishonor."
JOHANNESBURG Sept. b.-Public
anxiety shows no abatement and the
exodus of the population continues.
The stats of several large financial
houses are leaving tonight with their
books for Cape Town.
At a public meeting held at Boks-
burg the safety of all the residents OF
the district was guaranteed. 1t was
announced that the natives would be
transported Immediately upon a dec
laration of war In trucks that were
waiting at every railway station, and
families were advised to group them
selves and that superintendent be ap-
pointed to take charge Of each group.
CAPE TOWN, Sept. 5.-Arrange-
ments are being completed for safe
guarding the Geographic communica-
ton with the Cape In case of war with
Great Britain and the Transvaal.
Refugees to the number Of LAT have
arrived here and a million cartridges
have been forwarded to Pietermaritz-
burg, capital Of the British Territory
of Natal. Many Dutch farmers are
leaving Bechuanaland for the purpose
of forming a lager across the from
tier.
1t Is reported that J. II. Hofmyer
the Afrikander leader, has telegraphed
President Kruger that he cannot ex-
pect help from the Cape Colony In the
event of hOstilities.
A detachment of thirty Cape police
has been ordered from King Williams
town to Mafeking. which Is In rather
unprotected district. The excitement
| in Cape Town Is at fever heat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.

The finest quality OF loaf sugar Ii
used In the manufacture OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and the roots
used In It's preparation give It q flavor
similar 10 that Of maple syrup, making
II very pleasant 20 take. As medi-
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grippe. Group and whooping cough Il
IL unequaled by any other. II always
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dealers,