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volney r. Malott and August w. Rit-
Finger. executors OF the VIII OF the late
John F. Ramsay. submitted their annual
report 10 the Probate Court yesterday. IL
shows that there was SL.6o56 cash balance
on hand Jan 1. 1888. and during last year
the collected rents, minus commissions and
expenditures for repairs. amounted TO
SS.306s7.
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O month and expenses; either
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FINANCIAL.


LOANS-Aoney on mortgages. G. y. SAYLES.
l13 East Market street
city property: sa per cent no com
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CO., 3s Lemcks building.
loan on Indiana farms: lowest mar
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FINANCIAL-We will make loans OF sI.VOO and
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r. +. Springsteen & Co, tailors. Spring
goods at popular prices. . ~. Penn ST.
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Smallpox was reported from Jackson,
Scott. Vigo. Jay, Knox. Owen, Greene,
Parke and Washington counties.
Hog cholera was reported from Delaware,
Wayne and Henry.
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FOR RENT.


o or unfurnished house.
Inquire at S06 OF sos North Delaware.
FOR -RENT-Dwelling OF 0 rooms, bath and
laundry, steam heat and range. hardwood
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HEKRMANN-Magdelena Hermann died at II
O'Clock p. m. "wednesday, aged eighty-six
years. Funeral win take place Sunday at 2
O'Clock from residence OF her son. George Herr
mann. els North New Jersey street. and 2:3O
O'Clock from St Mary's Church. Friends invited.
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Young q McMurray. Taiors. q n. Penn. ..
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STEAMER OLGA ASHORE
AND MAY BE LOST.
Vessel Lies Tn - HAD Position Just
south of San Francisco
IfAy

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S-The Aus.
TRAN steamer olga De-ovitch went ashore
IN a heavy fog tonight In front " the
United states iife-sssing station. north
~ the CfiN house, short distance south
OF the entrance TO san Francisco bay.
eroadside on She lies tn a bad position.
Tugs have gone To her assistance. The
crew L. safe The Olga u hfty-one days
from SanrabAya lava with a cargo ~
SUGAR She Is a vessel ~ s.aS net ton
Mage $40 feet long. g. feet beam
Al 10 O'Clock tonight the oiGFs position
Was unchanged IL was reported she was
leaking I; wils he high water a. mid
night. and an effort viii be made "a pull
vessels have gone ashore az the point
where the Olga lies and none Of them have
gas of owing to The Oiga's position,
hraadsidc on. her engines cannot be os
guuch assistance,
Tho Olra Is about quarter 81 a mile
from the beach, a mile and half south
az the Can house. toward which her bow
Is pointed a dense fog prevails aua the
vessels outlines show but diFnly from the
land AT the poin, where she struck the
water Is shallow FOR quite distance out,
owing 10 the presence OF a number OF
sRpdhaFs she IL evidently deeply I'M
heade4f ia the sandy bottom for the e.
forts 81 two powerful utgs have failed 10
move her.
TIE tide is rising snd when II reaches
iis highest point six tugs viii combine
thslr strength IN an e1ort TO save the YES
SCI and Us valuable cargo
Late ianixht a heavy swell Is rolling in,
and the members Of the Mfe-saviug crew
are inclined 10 think that the steamer
The crew Is sun aboard -tAA stAsmAE q,
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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. s.-complete re-
turns from forty-seyen out OF the ninety
two counties In Indiana. unofficial or ex-
timated. show a net gain per county for
Mckinley OF 1873. III this ratio Is carried
out the Republicans win have carried the
state by s2,sr. There are several heavy
Democratic counties to be heard from.
however.
The Republicans have elected nine con-
gressmen In Indiana, and the Democrats
four. In the Fourth district Francis NJ
Griffith. Dem, IL elected.
The Indiana congressional delegation re-
mains the same as II stood in the last
congress with the exception OF the Fifth
district. where T.. ~. Holiday, Rep. sue
ceejs George Faris Rep.
Official returns are In from fifteen coun-
ties. The plurality FOR Mckinley will be
between D,ooo and 5000 The Legislature
IL foriy-onc Republican on joint ballot
from present indications.
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In the China Situation.
NEW YORK. Nov. s--Danger In the ne
gotfations now I'm progress in Picking will
u Is believed. arise when Russia takes
formal steps for the protection Of her
railroad interests In Northern China, says
a Washington dispatch 10 the Herald.
Under Article 3 Of the Anglo German
agreement, Great Britain and Germany
reserve to themselves the right to take
such measures for the protection Of their
own interests as may seem advisable I'm
interpreting the move OF any other power
to SUIT their own views.
II Is thought possible that any steps
taken by Russia to insure the safety Of
her Railroad interests may be regarded
by the signatories Of the Anglo-German
agreement az cause for the seizure OF ter
rftory In the Yangtse Kiang valley and in
the province OF Shantung.
In View OF this probability, there has
been considerable talk at Washington Of
the organization of a combination to pre-
vent airy such move. the parties to II be-
ing Russia, France and the United States.
II can he stated on high authority that
M understanding has been reached be-
tween Russia. France. the United States
and Japan to counterpolse the Anglo-Ger-
man agreement.
There Is apparently no intention on the
part OF the government to enter into an
alliance with any power.
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~ uU1~ HoCa W NONSso
1anent S'heDa Territory.
<0ToN. Nov. e.-Additional re-
- ~ conger today record the
~ efEortB being made at
= I'M tho foreign ministers into
y 70 the basis OF negotiation
~ department still de-
- 80 public any Of the details
5atl0as Of the ministers. and
W NJ this reticence Is a matter
1oncnnl agreement, the purpose
1g111 oreGentine any OF the Diff
TT ray arise from time TO
II ~ oe11ee Of the Chinese pleni-
~ wight use them to serve
Fl 1rrpcQes. However, the state
<N111gaeed that progrens IL being
u11 I oa1lefact0ry conclusion,
t1oe6 that within q short time
y ocuible to Initiate the formal
5 With the Chinese pienipoten-
I(n has yet been received here
1 ~ report that Russia has
u1ltofy In Chilli province ana
11IfGa prevails that II the Rus
~ o(Uup1ed any territory there
5 1 0ilitary movement In prep
~ ~ maintenance OF the Rus
nm q : suitable base on the
\ N1lng for the approaching win
cIeHnI. the Russian ambassador.
~ 4 regard tn the reported an
= \ lesyitOFy IN Tientsin by the
y cogl5uUeut that he felt very
~ sap had been taken. He
~ ~ poesibllity OF a Russian
Mn3lAr 10 the British and
eoments having been made, but
~ roDoFt that Russia had sum-
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PUERTO RICO REPUBLICAN,.
Federal Vote Cast Was Less Than
Three HIND red

SAN JUAN Puerto Rico. Nov. s.-The
official returns Of Tuesdays election are
nearly all at hand from the various parts
Of the island They show. as was antici-
pated and forecasted. the election by the
Republicans OF the entire house OF dele
gates and OF Senator FREDERICK Degetau
as commissioner to congress.
Only Isl Federals went. to the polls. the
total Republican vote being about 5000.
The only disturbance thus far reported
Republicans of San Juan, who were eele-
brating the victory. visited Rio Pedras a
Federal town. They were met on the out
skirts by the Federals. with the mayor
and police. Shots were exchanged. and
one person was killed and two wounded
There was some riotlng In the town
throughout the night. Police reinforce
ments were sent there this evening to
prevent a threatened renewal OF the disor-
ders.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S--The British
ship Angissey. oht iCz days from Swan
sea. for San Francisco has been posted a :
overdue with reinsurance OF W per cent
offered
The bark Antoine. out lss days from
sydney. Tor Rotterdam. has had her rate
OF Insurance advanced 30 " per cent, al
Increase 81 ~ per cent.
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Biennial Election. I'm Iowa,

DIES MONIES la. Nov. s.--Refurns
from thirty counties show that the coDsti-
uIti0uai amendment providing for holding
biennial Instead of annual elections N
Ia~u has undoubi edly been adopted by q
es oiuraniy
Returns from eyerY county in the state
which will not u. materially changed by
the official count. make the vote for No
kinlry SECTOR 20 ~f1 FOR Bryan electors.
ao7 1eS Republican plurality - Cs1
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TI0|S China SOIL.
..surs OFFICIALLY NO.
- HEN ACTION.
,,stsst Against Annena-
,.ssss ~ Contemplated
sa.eviseh's Announce
,,...,s Discresits News.

y. shanghai. Nov. Seen.
.ss.1ander Of the Russian
=: Ssisiiy notined the foreign
B. s1e Russian consul. that
- riverside opposite the
~,rrs6e settlements has been
S ~ right Of conquest.
1rT 1wners OF property i'm
documents proving
~ rs claims will be enter
..6 ptoperfy. as well as the
s = iucluded in the territory
- rassia- The consuls VIII
- fhe annexation
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LINCOLN. Neb., Nov s-Wniiam J.
Bryan sent the following telegram at
noon today TO President Mckinley.
Hon. William Mckinley. President OF
the United States, Washington:
Al the close OF another presidential
campaign II Is my lot to congratulate you
upon a second victory.
.tW I RRYANn
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ua. Rope. for no~r caa.e.

CHICAGO. Nov. Mp. I>0uter Vessels
a former officer N she Bser army and a
hrother 20 one Of the Boer ENJOYS 70 THIS
country. addressed an audience last even-
ing IN anairs IN South Africa and the
present conditions " hls roQufrymsn. He
asserted f'sst the Bnar cause T. far from
eaasleSS. and this ~ - in as favorable q
condition a. three months ago.
An EFFORT viii be made % secure thnu-
sands % signatures to petitions that VIII
bt. nresenfel 20 congress. asking the In
PREVENTION ~ che American nation.
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BERLIN. Nov. s-The German papers
continue To print letters from German
soldiers In China. showing the terrible
atrocities committed by German troops.
A letter printed today describes the cap
ture OF a certain village
'Bayonets were ffxed and our lieuten-
ant was commanded to shoot down or
bayonet everybody in sight During the
night many Chinese we're killed. including
a woman and q child"
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PARIS Nov. s--The customs commit
tee Of the chamber Of deputies met today
The opinion prevails that the reelection
OF Mckinley win lead to Franco meri-
can commercial convention being shortly
submitted 10 the Washington senate.
whose vote IL awaited before the measure
win he brought before the French cham
her
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Rhode Island.s Vote.

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. Nov s--rnofficial
returns give Mckinley 3s.S2i: Bryan. 10
so: Maloney. lisa; wooiley. : 1s2G-a
plurality for Mckinley OF 1854 in a total
vote OF se.677. His plurality four years
ago was 22.2>0 In a total vote of 5i.7i0
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or Warner 2 Safe Cure. send post
al card addressed Warner Safe
Cure Co. Rochester. y. Y. men
tioning this paper.
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gvuss with Awe.
- IA dispatch TO the Hav-
49, Peklng announces that a
" possonase says the rebellion
s1nel n South China is running
2 ~ the revenues are decreas-
- H. payment Of the service
w nj spring IL doubtful.
611e and Ii Hung Chang. the
cx1s regret the delay In the
s1-1intjoas and express fears as
Srn they are ready to accept
iersd On NJ. Deicasse's pro-
~ 4 q further asserted the for
.:s~1ca ~ m the meanwhile mark
SSi discussing secondary ques-
-. ~ dispatch concludes. re-
SS6pstien Of the imperial tombs
"A ~ telng more important than
~ n the emperor and dowager
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TT. PETERSHVRU. Nov. H-Learned
men OF this city are planning a scientific
expedition TO examine the Immense num-
Der OF manuscripts at Mukden discovered
by Russian troops. among them being
ancient Greek and Roman documents,
supposed TO have been taken by the Mon
gois on their retreat from the Occident.
They are believed 10 he OF great nistori-
cal value
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GER. Dewet wounded.

PRETORIA Undated. by rail to
chariestown. Natal Nov. 7--Gen. Dewet
has been wounded In the leg In a hght
with the troops OF Gen. Knox at Rens-
burg drift. According to native reports.
the Boer commander narrowly escaped
capture.
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L.~nts Defeated.

COLrMBUS. O.. Nov S--rhe official
count in the Twelfth Ohio congressional
district. completed tonight. gives Emmett
Tompkins. Rep, a majority Of eight votes
over John j. I.ent1. Dem, the present
representative. The district l. nominaliy
10 DemoCrufic.
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MIR. STEM BELLIGERENT.
Ne Urges Burshers to C0ntiase the
war Against Englamd.

PRETORIA Nov. S-Surrendesed burgh.
ers assert that Mr.. Steyn. after a council
dressed the burghers with great passion.
urging them to continue the war. He told
them he was going south and hoped to
return with 5s00 men, assuring them that
he knew that Germany had delivered an
ulfimatum to Great Britain dems nding the
rctrocession OF the republic.
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Fair Priced Mackiatoshes.

Nothing finds Its way into the
ready-to-wear department that is
NOT the best value for the money
that careful buyers can secure.
Read these mackintosh notes with
that tact in mind.
Ladies' Macintosh In navy blue,
brown and black: plaid lined double
cape. velvet collar. sisS
Ladies' Mackintosh In navy blue.
brown and black: all wool. top
plaid lined; golf cape. fun sweep.
deep Nelves collar. S29s
Ladies' Macintosh in golf plaid.
an wool top, dark blue lining. ~
inch cape, nun sweep. velvet collar,
SI95.
Ladies Macintosh Skirt and
Cape brown. blue and black all
wool top, golf cape. full sweep veil
Vet collar, s4sa
The new Waterproof Ulster Cloth.
chemically treated In yard. again
IN the piece. finished with wax
treatment. which Is then eyAporat-
ed. leaving the fabric without the
slightest indication OF the chemical
treatment. but perfectly water
proof; black, brown and gray: sizes
32-i+: close shifting back, double
breasted box front: new sleeve,
double stitched seams and satin
yoke Sle95, sla95.
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NEW YORK. Nov. Ex-senator n. B
Scott, at Republican national headquar
tiers. in this city, received a dispatch from
West virginia today saying the lesisia
ture would be Republican by from Is L
20 majority.
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Second-Alston g. Dayton. Rep.
Third-Joseph II. Gaines, Rep
Fourth-James A. Hughes. Rep.
Wisconsin.
First district-Henry A. Cooper, Rep.
Second-Herman B. DAZZLE. Rep.
Third-Joseph W. Babcock, Rep
Fourth-Theobald Often. Rep
Fffth-Samuel $. Barney. Rep
Sixth-James II. Davidson. Rep
Seventh-John ]. Eseh. Rep
Eighth-Edward S. Minor, Rep
Ninth Webster K. Brown. Rep
Tenth--John J. Jenkins. Rep
Wyoming.
At large-Frank w Mondell, Rep.
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To ss.sy Hom~steaa Annexation.

ST PETERSBURG Nov s--The Rus
sian government intends TO send an agent
10 the United States 10 study homestead
annexation with the view OF ITS partial
application TO the pea sant communities.
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Liberal majority over Conservatives. A.
Liberal ma toriiy over Conservatives and
independents, II.
liberal and independent majority over
Conservatives. s.
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DOMINION ELECTIONS.
Table showing Results In che vars-
oua Provinces.

MONTREAL. Nov, s-The latest re-
turns from the parliamentary elections
held throughout the Dominion yesterday
show the following results,
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LOWER HOUSE OF CONGRESS
LIST OF MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE

Some Of the Results Are I'm Dispute.
bat the Majority Are ~ Given In
the List AppeDded-New Jerseys
List II ~ Yet Incomplete.
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ALL COUNTIES REPUBLICAN.
Latest Returns From North Dakota
So Indicate.

FARGO. N. D.. Nov. s.--Nearly COM
plete returns have so far changed the sit
uafion that all counties are now said to
be Republican. The lowest majority In
any county Is said TO be 90 Individual
figures have been lost sight OF In the
grand majority. which Is now i2,377. near
iy one-feurth the total vote and am in
crease >. ~ per cent I'm the Mckinley
majority u four years ago.
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DELEGATES OF TERRITORIES.

Arizona.
Marcus Smith. Dem
New Mexico.
Bernard s. Rodey. Rep
Oklahoma.
Dennis T, Flynn. Rep.
Hawaii
Incomplete
Puerto Rico.
Federico Degetau, Rep.
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Friday Shopper.
Helpful Garrett Prices.

Some prices that will make this a
mighty busy part OF the store to-
day. Friday Not everyday
prices. A reduction on the every
day fair prices.
Granite Ingram. So inches wide.
fast colors, value, SOC: special, SIC.
Extra super. Atwood fngraln: 40
choice patterns: value. s5c; spe-
cial sac.
Administer carpets in beautiful
patterns and colors; value. N.2;
special. VIC.
High pile Wilton Neivets In pat
terms suitable for parlors, dining
room, halls and stairs; value. 81 %;
special. Csc.
Extra heavy quality I.inoleum.
value. 65c: special, SOC.
1909 yards Straw Mating in good
patterns, value, l5c: special, i2isc
Opaque Window Shades. 81 inches
wide by feet long. Eight coiors
70 select from: value. Soc. special.
SIC.
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Failing Hair

II your hair is coming out
BY the handful. you are losing
from 500 to 1000 hairs dayl
You are bound to have thin hair
or no hair At al very soon At
this rate. aren't you? Better
stop this falling At once by using
Ayers Hair visof. 1t win
make your hair grow. too. grow
thick and long.
Ifyou do not obtain the benefit you desire
from use OF the. vigor. write the Doctor
thing TODD. Address, pr. y. C.AyxK. Lowell,
Mass.
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For the Little Ones.....
Gunther'S n0IehOund DroDs,
1Oc Package.
JUST THE THING FOR COLDS
WHERE DANGER MAY ARISE.

marily taken possession of the territory
referred to as entirely improbable.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. s-Following Is
the personnel of the house of representa-
tives OF the Fifty-seventh congress. as
reported up to late hour tonight, with
New Jersey incomplete:
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STONE, FISHER q LANE.
TWO DEPARTMENTS HAVE NEWS FOR FRIDAY.

The combined efforts of department go
make each succeeding Friday interesting
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-05
BRAVE car BaITfR's
vN HlRD LUCK

Joe Cordeira. q street car driver.
made q brave attempt Wednesday
morning TO stop runaway team He
xss unable 10 check the scared horses
ard .as knocked down and run oyeg
by the loaded dTay 10 which they we're
hifched- The car vas going toward
Waikiki and at Union square q dray
driven by Cy Edison came out Of Mer-
chant street The horses became
frightened and began to run Edison
was helpless and the street car man
rushed TO his rescue When Cordeira
vas picked up IL was found that one OF
his feet had been badly mangied and
his left leg bruised so that ne could
not walk He was carried to the v.sics
OF Dr.. Burgess, where surylc1i atrsn-
tin gave him relief.
The runaway team vas stopped BY q
number OF men who appeared on the
scene before il did further damage