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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-29
FOR SALE.

THE RESIDENCE OF E. r. HEN
dry, on the corner of Kinau and Pen
sacola streets. Apply on premises.
1884
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-29
FOR SALE.

SOIL AND CORAL BLOCKS FOR
sale. Apply Arthur Harrison, Brewer
building, Fort street, between King
and Hotel. 532!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-29
FOR SALE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR
sale and neat, rOomy cottage to let.
Immediate possession. No agents need
apply. Address T. S., Advertiser Of
flee. $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
GEoRGIA TROOPS LEAVE GOTHAM.
They Are Somewhat Disfgured, Hut
VIII Parade in WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, October 1.-The last Of
the west and south bound visiting troops
left Jersey City about daylight this morn
ing. The last of the troops to leave the
Pennsylvania Station We're the Georgia
militiamen, who had postponed their de-
parture because they wished TO indulge
in sightseeing IN this city. The belated
troops were mostly members OF Company
X. First Georgia Regiment, They left
the Pennsylvania Station at 10 o'clock this
morning, with cheers for Dewey. The
men were provided with the most COM
Portable tourist cars Obtainable
The members OF the ThOmasville Guards
are indignant over the action OF their cap
tain. They say he disappeared before
the parade on Saturday and has not been
seen since The men paid their fares
through him, purchasing a twenty 1--WE
passenger return ticket, which cannot
now be found Many II the men depart
minus their coat bIttOns. having given
them away as souvenirs
The Georgia troops intend 10 participate
in Washington's welcome 10 Dewey.
BROWNSVILLE CAPTAIN AT HONE.
TOWNSVILLE, GA, October Cap
tain Charles NJ Smith. Of the Thomas
Vile Guards who is reported 10 have
disappeared IN New York. arrived here
to-day He states that the tickets for
the company were left with me first seq
geant. and that Lieutenant Fender was
left i'm command OF the company. CAP
tain Smith left New ORR Sunday morn
ing TO accompany his wife home, Us he
intended 10 do when NE left here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
Wonderful Teiegraphio Addresses.
0ondon News


new list of abbreviated telegraphic
army addresses has Just been registered.
TO a civilian it is a fearful and wonder
ful production, as such products usually
are One can understand why Lord
Wolseley should be styled Chief" Lon
don. and accept Troopers" as suitable
designation for the Permanent Under
Secretary. and even "PrOemial" for Lord
Iansdowne and his successors; bur why
the Assistant Under Secretary. Of state
should be known &c "Scissoring." tho
Director Of Military Intelligence as Heel
tool" or the Director Of Contracts as
Compliment" IL not on the face of II
apparent. other chiefs Of departments
reVel i'm such occult titles ~ "Ephialtes,
"Adunoity." 'Dehscence." "Dehorted,
"Fessitude" Mutation" "Achromatic,"
and "Jatrophic." 1t is impossible for the
ordinary civilian mind TO understand the
principle on which this new list OF tele-
graphic addresses is governed, ior ac-
cording TO the official handbook, aDbre.
waited telegraphic addresses are confined
90 words in any standard dictionary. Even
The colossal dictionary now being, publsh,
ed longo intervallo. at oxford. would
hesitatE 10 admit "fessitude' or "adun-
eitv'S What wild imagination can DO
responslble for the cryptic title "Jatro-
pbic" for instance-an awe-inspirlnB
word. which seems suggested by Pc
rusaI of the Hunting Of the SnarkT'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
MORE EXCITEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS MADE TO WAIT FOR
LIVERPOOL NEWS.
COTTON RECEIPTS MARKEDLY SMALLER
Interior Owners Said TO BE Holding
Their Commodity in View of Last
Weeks Events - Explanation of
Fridays Mystery.
Fridays Mystery.

NEW ORLEANS, October There was
excitement again on the floor Of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange to-day. owing
10 an unaccountable lapse of the regular
reports from Liverpool, and for O quar-
ter Of an hour there was delay in the re-
ceipt OF adyices. While the brokers were
awaiting the usual early quotations, spe-
cials began coming I'm, indicating a rising
Liverpool market, and putting New Or
leans prices from - to II points above
the closing Of Thursday. Liverpool OPEN
ed 7-6ld up for deliveries or nearly ii
OF a cent over Saturdays close. Receipts
here to-day showed a marked falling off,
and the explanation given was that in
terror owners were holding their commo-
dity, In view Of the unusual events Of last
week.
There Is no clue yet TO the solution Of
the mystery OF Friday, so far as the Cot
ton Exchange officials have been able to
ascertain.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY EXPLAINS.
NEW YORK, October 2.--In explana-
ton Of the confusion in the cotton mar
ket quotations from Liverpool, telegraph
Cd to New orleans last Friday by the
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company. the
following statement of the entire matter
was to-day issued by the company:
1.-THE confusion in the Liverpool changes
Of cotton quotations, sent out by the Com
merclal News Department OF the GOLD and
Stock Telegraph Company Friday, was
caused by the necessity of procuring them
from Liverpool direct, instead OF from
the New York Cotton Exchange in the
usual way. because the New York Tx
change was closed on account OF the
Dewey celebration. The reports received
i'm New York are based on comparisons
with the preceding report before they
reach the Commercial News Department.
In order 10 furnish the cotton eH-
changes OF the country outside Of New
York with quotations on Friday, the
Commercial News Department arranged
that they should be sent direct 70 IL from
liverpool. Its correspondent in Liverpool
based the changes on the Z. VI. price
Of that day, instead OF on each preceding
ouotation. and the operators OF the COM
mercial News Department, In forwarding
The nuotatioas from New York, over
looked the necessity OF so advising the
exchanges"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
TeIegrnms Made Terse.

Washngton.-Captain Albert S Barker
has been assigned to command the Nor
folk navy-yard. relieving Admiral Far
quhar who takes command Of the North
Atlantic station Captain Barker will be-
come a full Tear-admiral within month.
Liverpool.-On arrival Of twelve Of the
firemen Of the British steamer Scotsman,
which was wrecked September Zst, in
the Straits of Belle Isle, while bound
from Liverpool for Montreal, they were
arrested on the charge Of lOOtins the
passenger cabins on board the Scotsman.
Norfolk. Va.-The British ship Harts-
field CAPTAIN Crstie. Of Liverpool from
South America for Philadelphia, loaded
with iron-ore went aground of False
Cape Life-Saving Station, near Currituck
Inlet The sea Is very rough, and lhe
life-saving crew stands by 70 take of the
crew Of twenty-three men. Assistance
has been sent from Nor@lk.
Stockholm.-The buoy marked An
dree Polar Expedition" which, with
an anchor attached, was found
September 9th. on the n0rth coast
OF King Charles Island, by the
master Of the Nirwegian cutter,
Martha Larsack. was opened in the pres
ence of a number of experts and menl-
beers OF the Cabinet. and was found 10 re
the so-called North-POle buoy Wnich
Andree had arranged 10 drop II he sue
ceeded in passing the pole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
A New Poem by Rudyard KipIing.

New York Herald)
These stanzas are part Of new poem
by Rudyard Kipling apropos OF the
Transyaal crisis, sent over yesterday by
cable. The complete poem will appear
in the next number Of McClure's Maya
zine:
Copyrighted, 1899, by Rudyard Kipl;ng)
All we nave Of freedom-all We use or
know
This our fathers bought for US long and
Ancient Right unnotlced as the breath
We draw
Leave TO die by no mans leave, under
meath the Law.
So they bought up freedom-not at little
cost
wherefore must we watch the King, lest
over all things certain, this is sure in
Suffer not the old King. for We know the
breed
Howso' great their elamor. whatso'er
Suffer not the old King under any namet
Here is naught unproven-here Is naught
II IS written what shall fan If the King
return.
Cruel In the shadow. crafty I'm the sun
Far beyond his border shall his teaching
run.
Sloven, sullen. savage, secret, uncon-
trolled-
LAYING on a new land evil or the old.
Here IS naught unproyen-hers IS no.
thing hid
Step for step and word for word-so the
old kings did,
step by step and word by word; who is
ruled may read.
suffer not the old kingston We know
the breed
All the right they promise-all the wrong
they bring.
King
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03

how, as his unkempt and uncouth
figure is seldom seen outside the walks
OF tn. little low cottage, half hidden
by the growth of twining vines and un-
derbrush.
From an able, affable, and influential
barrister, Scovill has grown into a tact
turn, morose, unapproachable hermit, de-
string no communication with the world
in which 10 was such a conspicuous
figure as only counsel for his relative
eighteen years ago. Scovill feels that ne
Is still stunned and despised by every
body for his part in trying to save the
neck Of Guiteau on the ground of heredl-
tary insanity, though he contends that
he did nothing more than his duty. The
loss Of his wife and other misfortunes
that seemed to pursue him with re-
lentless hand added to his melancholy
and confirmed him IN his determination
TO abandon the world and spend the re-
mainder of his days in seclusion
For several years ScOyill has led the
life Of a hermit. spending his time az
the most secluded spots he could find
He stll contends that Guiteau was
mentally irresponsible for his act .n kill
ing the President, and points 10 the re-
cord OF the family, a number Of whom
have both before and since the tragedy
been confined in Warehouses;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
THE CHARLOTTE DEMOCRATS SET
TIE THEIR DIFFERENCES.
A COMPROMISE HAS BEEN REACHED.
Monroe Endorsed as Chairman and
Priddy ms the Nominee-More from
Southwest.
Southwest.

BRAKES BRANCH, VA, october p
CSpeeial)-At a mass-meeting held at
ChariQte court this day the subjoined
compromise was agreed to by the two
factions OF the Democratic party. Every
thing IS now satisfactorily settled The
credit Of this settlement is due to T. w.
Scott. W. c. Darlington, y. b. Bouldin,
and j. G.. Darlington. The compromise
reads:
We hereby submit the following pro-
position Of compromise Of differences in
the Democratic ranks between the friends
OF DR.. \. s. Prlddy and il. c. Rice-to-
wit: We, the undersigned. on the part
OF DR.. A. S. Prddy and friend, will re-
cognize Il. Monroe as the lawfully-elect-
ed county chairman, and such committee
as he has appointed, or may appoint, for
q period Of four years from date, and VIII
also announce the same in a mass-meet-
ing TO be held this day IN the courthouse.
This IS i'm lieu of the election Of county
committee recommended by the State
Committee. TO be held on the 7th Of No
yember. 1899. and we also agree TO sus-
tain him as such, and will recommend II
to the said mass-meeting, and will re-
Quest the state chairman Of the Demo-
cratic party TO recognize him as the
county chairman Of Charlotte county.
The Rice men, on their part, agree to re-
cognize Dr.. A. s. Priddy as the lawfully
nominated candidate Of the Democratic
party Of Charlotte county and 70 support
him as such.
Witness our hand this second day of
October. 1899:
B. p. Eggleston and Darlington Grigsby,
for Or. A. S. Priddy; T. w. Scott and
w. c. Darlington, for II. -. Rice.
We hereby agree 10 the within com
promise:
4. $. Priddy. II. c. Rice; J. c. watkins,
II r. Monroe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
O NEGOTIATIONS RESPECTING
DET.AGOA
Gloria tfundi.
Chicago Trlbune.)


IF you want an item for your paper"
said the sun-brownsd pilgrim in the dusty
suit, stepping into the Office Of the Glass
yills Weekly Voice. you may say that
the celebrated Captain Sam. Leggitt, ot
Portland, Ma, passed through here We'd
nesday morning on pedestrian tour
across the United States. which he Is
making on a wager Of 5000 that he Will
reach San Francisco before Christmas;
also. that the Captain was looking well
and was confident OF making the distance
on time. with several days 10 spare"
The next No. OF the Glassyille Weekly
Voice contained this item In It's Local
Shorts" column:
II long-dlstancs hobo, who claims 10 bs
walking across the Continent on bet.
perfumed the town a little while one day
this week. when last seen he was head-
ed toward the beer garden. just west OF
town"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
MAN WHO DEFENDED GUIrEAu.
A Morose, Unapproachable Hermit
Living Alone I'm "a Secluded spot.
(kmporia G0zette.)

tEnpOTII NUlrItt'J
party OF Indiana fishermen just re-
turned from a trip among the remote and
unfrequented lakes OF Northern Indiana
ran across a little cabin occupied by At
torney scovill, the lawyer who defended
G. j. Guiteau in his trial for the assas-
snation OF President Garfield.
The humble cottage In which Scovlll
was found II situated near the banks or
Mud Lake. where he lives the life Of the
most rigid recluse neither seeing nor
being seen. His simple wants are sup
piled by the merchants OF the nearest
town. lie puts in his time. nobody knows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
FIGHTING AROUND mus.
Two Americans Killed and Eight
Wounded.

MANILA, October 80 A. M.-The
Fourth Infantry Regiment, Major Price
commanding, has had a series of encoun-
ters with the insurgents about linus since
Saturday. The natives, led, it is sup
posed. by a former Mayor of linus, made
a general attack upon the American lines
from linus TO BacoOr. A captain and a
corporal of the American forces were
killed and eight men were wounded. A
Filipino colonel is known to have been
killed.
Major Price requested Admiral Watson
10 send two gunbOats to his support. Ihe
fighting began on Saturday when Captain
Brown took the same battalion that dis
tinguished itself at Perez das Marinas,
and Lieutenant Knabenshu's scouts
against a large force OF insurgents on
the Perez das Marinas road. and gene
rgl engagement followed
The Americans. lying in the mud In the
rice-helds kept up FIRE for an hour ana
a half when reinforcements were sent
Ia them until seven companies We're en-
gaeed. The insurgents retreated.
During the engagement three Ameri-
cans were WOUNDED.
The lighting yesterday began with an
otf.ck bv the insurgents on party en-
Moved in repairing the telegraph lines,
one member OF which was wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
THE LOUDOUN PRIMARY.
Overwhelmingly for Ryan ana
Tyler.


LEESBURG, VA. october 2.-(Special0
The primary election in Loudoun to
name a candidate for House Of Delegates,
and as TO the preference Of the county
for United States senator held on Satur-
day. passed of very quietly. But a small
vote was polled. as the farmers are too
busy sowing their wheat 10 lose much
time at other things. As the pOll-books
are sent 10 the chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Committee at Aide instead Of 10
Leesburg. as at regular elections, it is
impossible to tell the exact vote Of each
candidate. But enough is known 10 show
that John j.. Ryan is Overwhelmingly
chosen for the House OF Delegates over
ID. Ii. Nandevanter. and that Governor
TYLER is similarly the choice for United
states senator. Leesburg Precinct went
for Martin, and consequently sent to the
Auddleburg convention. which meets on
Wednesday, a Martin delegation. This
convention is to nominate q candidate
for "hoater" delegate. and the nominee
will be the choice Of Fauquier. How the
delegate will 20 as between Martin and
Tyler is at present unknown. The dele
CATION from Leosburg is as follows: Col
onel Z. V. White, Joseph H. Norris u.
II. Tebbs, Paul Garrett, and W. II.
Clemens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
The Altar of Roses Crop.
(The London standard)

The rose harvest In Bulgaria and the
distillation OF oil of roses are now COM
pleted. The quantity obtained this year
IS about 10000 grams less than last year,
yield. the decrease being due 10 the
drought. Estimating the value of gram
OF oil OF roses at 2 2f., this means
turnover Of half million francs The
price OF altar OF roses has risen rapidly
this year. and I'm all the large towns Oh
Europe the demand is increasing. Stocks'
therefore. will soon be exhausted. In
bulgaria the entire quantity at present
stored is estimated at only about 5000
Grams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
TALES OF TIE AMAZON.
'''pie of Manaos Thought Whining
TON on e WarliIte Errand.

Letter iu Chicago Record)
.- a. la %, Para and Manaos. Brazil.
r o- ,ne Euuria with me. and
" about the Amazon which
quite worth hearing. For fourteen
.e ns been buying rubber and
.. ul incidentally exploring
."a.H. of the great river, with
tat he probably knows more
@ i.It of South America than
else on earth
voyage of The Wilmington up the
attracted much more attention
r America than 10 did at home.
0 United states Government de-
.. soma mat Queer-lOoking cruiser
'f of Brazil there We're form
.. arranged different from
Ile cruise of the Nashville up
.pp. The Federal Govern
.. 100 United States Of Brazil was
permit the voyage. and in due
.... .ele1 10 the request. our Sec
t,. iae Navy. having obtained this
', instructed the commander Of
'''A. sion 10 sail from Para ON a
0a} That day came. and the
uau-0f-War steamed up the
A not the end of the story. The
Government OF the Brazilian re-
,.. Dad neglected 20 transmit 10 the
documents along the river the
.. '-at this permission had been
ana granted. The commander OF
wilmington was informed that the
'Ion had not yet been sent out.
-- Old not admit that She matter
iNed him. Permission had been
t} the Brazilian Government.
'le United States Government had
FOO io 70 ahead. So he went. 40
"os particularly disturbed tn Ma
reached for though that city
thousand miles up the river. ocean
Grant are nos novelty there.
was when the Wilmington turned her
b.. 'p Tie river one Sunday and steam
west from Manaos that the trouble
eA ihe people of that city resented
,.. ''Non as an afront 10 their coun-
ana an invasion Of their territory
,.t hostile force. After the pleasant
d..Yn Of the hot-headeG, they imme-
proceeded 10 mob the United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
HAS THE WAR BEGUNl
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

six guns. have arrived at volksrust, n
point ia tho Trsnsyaal close TO the Natal
border, and that marquee has been
erected by the hospital authorities. The
officials &c Charlestown have received u
telegram from the Colonial Secretary. in
answer TO an inquiry, instructing them to
remain absolutely still and offer no re-
sistance. No women have been left in
! Volksrust, and the natives are leaving
| Charlestown.
dispatch from Durham, Natal, time
1913 o'clock this morning, reports that all
trains from the Transyaal are arriving
| twenty hours late having been obliged
10 give way to the Beers military trains
| 1t is reported that two trains which ar
! rived last evening were packed, and thu
| stations were besleged by friends OF tho
passengers. The latter said they had en-
| dured hardships and had been subjected
to insults by the Beers.
M'KINLEY WOULD NOT INTERFERE.
NEW YORK, October 2.-Charles D.
/ Pierce. Consul-General OF tho Orangs
| Free state, to-day received "a cablegraIn
! relative TO affairs in the Transydal Ho
said that the cable was of such nature
that he could not make Il public, but ms
was at liberty 10 say that the President
I OF the Free state had made an Intellectual
! effort 10 induce President Mckinley To-
act with other powerful nations in arbi-
trating between England aud the Trans
yaal. Mr.. Pierce says that the warm
, and close relations between the United
, States and Great Britain prevented Mr..
Mckinley from moving in 80 momentous
4 a matter.
| No NEGOTIATIONS RESPECTING
DELAGOA.
LONDON, October 3.--The Lisbon corr
J respondent OF the Standard says he Is
| able TO deny the rumors that negotiations
are in progress respecting Delagoa bay.
| QUEEN VICTORIAS ATTITUDE.
| LONDON, October 2.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Daily News saysi
| There IS an unconfrmed rumor In circu-
| lation here that Queen Victoria has writ
| ten Queen Wilhelmina, Of the Neither
| lands, deploring the turn events have
| taken in South Africa, and assuring tho
! Dutch monarch that she has gone 20 tho
utmost limits Of her constitutional rights
| in the endeayor 10 secure peace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
Brother of Mrs. BeImonrs Dead.

CHARLOTTE n. c., October Rus
sell Roberts. q brother OF Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. Of New York. died here tonight az
his apartments IN the Buiord House He
was about 80 years Of age, and same here
for his health five years ago. He was
an invalid. having received some spinal
tnlulN abQut twelve yeals ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
The Cherokee Anont.

BASQUE ISLAND. MASS, October o.
The Clyde steamer Cherokee. which struck
on Naushon Island September 18th. and
concerning the floating of which there
was much uncertainty, came of the rocks
late this evening. by the aid Of tugs,
and flOated into deep water. Later, she
was tOwed to Tarpaulin Cove by the tugs
Juno and Taurus, where sufficient tempo
rary repairs will be made To enable her
10 proceed TO her destination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
Mana. "a He Invited to Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA, October The city
Council tonight decided 70 send dele
CATION. composed Of three OF its mem
hers q committee from the Atlanta
Pneiness- Mems League, three members Of
Inc Chamber Of Commerce, and Governor
GAMBLER. TO Washington, 10 invite Adnll-
raj Dewey 20 Atlanta. .
Governor Gambler, should ne accom-
many the committee. will extend the free
dom Of the State. 49,, a..
The Atlanta delegation VIII leave the
time OF the visit to the AdmiraIs con-
venience. i'm the event of his acceptance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
TWO NEW CASES OF FEVER.
New Orleans Thinks Quarantine I'm
necessary. But hatcher Differs.

cases Of yellow-feVer are reported for the
last fOrty-eight hours with no deaths
The State Board Of Health met to-day,
with all the members present. and after
q study Of the situation decided there
was no necessity for a quarantine.
Natchez, however, to-day refused To al
low New Orleans steamer to land
there A suit will be filed i'm the United
States Court, as q test case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
Iron Purchase in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. October 2.-'rhe
Central Foundry Company OF New York.
controlling the sOi-pipe industry. has Sc
cured an option on a hlndred-ton stack
and 1000 acres Of ore-land analyzing "a
per cent Of metallic iron, in the Biz
mingham District. Experts will inspect
The prOperty this week