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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-04
Sentenced to Death.
Special to News-Democrat.

Nashville, Tenn, May 2.-Dillard
Warren will be hanged here tomorrow
for shooting l.. Evans, in his home.
with q shotgun loaded with slugs.
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EEGIsTRATIoN NOTICE.

The Beard Of Registration for the
Island % oahu viii hold sessions as fol-
lows:
MONDAY. sept. IL
Puuloa Point. 1880 a. m. TO Q a. m.
Aiea II. Y. station. 10 a. m. to p.
m.
Manana Court House. .. m. to .
y. m.
TUESDAY. sept Is
waipahu NH. s a. m. 90 ~ noon.
Eva Min. p. m.
waIanae Court House. .. m. to .
y. m.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. ID
Makua n. II. station, 1890 a. m.
waiaiua Court House. / y. m. to Q
y. m.
THURSDAY. Sept. 20
kahuku Mil. p. m. TO .. m.
Laie Hall. .. m. TO 10 p. m.
FRIDAY. Sept IL
Hauuia Court House. 10 a m. TO
I p. m.
Kusloa Court House. s p m, to .
q. m.
SATURDAY. Sept. II
waikane Court House. ? a m. to
~ nOor.
MONDAY. Sept. "a
Kaneohe Court House. Io>a m e
ip. m.
waimanalo. $50 .. m. TO 4 .. m.
TUESDAY. Sept. Is until October O.
In Honolulu. 10 n. m. to p. m: s
y. m. 70 5 p. m.
LoRRIN ANDREWS. Chairman;
n. l. NAONE.
NJ. A. GONZALvES,
Board OF Registration OF Oahu.
5sls
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BY AUTHORITY.
sHERIFF~s SALE.

by virtue Of Writ OF Execution ls-
sued out Of the District Court (second)
81 Honolulu. Island OF Oahu. TERRITORY
% Hawaii. on the 5th day Of September.
a. ID. 1900. against Quong Fook Tai.
defendant. In favor OF Emma NJ. Naku-
Ina. PLAINTIFF. for the sum Of Twenty
four and 95-i0o Dollars. have levied
upon and shall expose for sale at the
station House. Kalakaua Hale, In the
District Of Honolulu. Island OF Oahu.
at ~ o'clock noon OF Saturday, the 18TH
day Of October. a. ID. 1900. TO the high
est bidder. all the righL,title and inter-
est Of said ouong Fook Tai. defendant.
In and TO the following described prep
erty. unless said judgment. interest.
costs. and my expenses be previously
paid:
one Unfinished Wagon. consisting OF
Body and Running Gear.
CHARLES CHfLLINGWORTH,
Deputy Sheriff. Territory OF Hawaii.
Honolulu. Oahu. Sept. II. 1900. 5s4s
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The man with the hypnotic eye Is with
US. His name Is Green. he has but one
arm and his business IS TO collect bills.
That he knows his business various facts
attest.
Yesterday Green walked calmly into the
District Court and fixed a concentrated
gaze on Judge Wilcox. lie stood a minute
and then sat down. apparently with the
same determination shown BY Mark
Twain's undertaken who roasted on the
doorstep Of the house where a man was
dying. Intent on getting the remains.
judge Wilcox razed fixedly at Green.
flushed. tried 70 look away. couldn't. and
then abruptly adjourned court n which
the Laysan Island shooting case was pro-
crossing Green still looked at the Judge
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HOW A HYPN0TIST GOT JUDGE
WILCOX TO ADJOURN COURT

steadily and seemed to have perfect con-
troll OF his actions. His Honor nechan-
'ically turned to an officer, told him TO
escort Green to his private room and dis
appeared with the hypotist. 10y
Five minutes. ten minutes passed and
the punk OF gold coins was heard in the
Judges chambers. Lawyers and auditors
looked at each other with wide smiles.
Gee whiZ, but he's making Wilcox
pungle." said one
Get out" said another, Green's been
collecting poi money FOR him.
rant that remarked an old crony
confidently, they're In there pla,irr
poker"
Then the door suddenly opened and His
Honor mounted the bench in a dazed way
Green backed towards the stairway. made
a half-pass IN the air and the Judge said
sharply: Proceed gentlemen"
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
MAlAluA AcRlcUl IuRAl co,
a...,. umIlp.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
"a on the assessabie stock Of this
company a. 70 become due ara payable
AZ the of,ice Of Castle q Cooke. Ltd.. on
September 18th. 1900. 10 per cent tslo
per share): delinquent October 18th.
tsos
October soth. 1900. 10 per cent Cslo per
shsre): delinquent November soth. 1900
w. A. BOWEN.
ssss Treas. waisiua Agr. Co. Ltd
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EEIl BTlIElN SHARES
! corporation STOCK
| n AUCTION
NANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
| AaD INVESTORS.

p Henry smith. ESQ. who
change The form % his In
1 we undersigned VIII expose
Public Auction az his salea-
N street, IN Honolulu. a. II
on WEDNESDAY. son.
| M ne following pieces or
ana and shares q stock. via:
REALTY.
makal side % King street
/ q Catholic Cemstery. Iatciv
| lanes Carly. being iot 4 Of
has % feet frontage on
w feet depth. and contains
acre. more or less. Pos
oven Immediately.
~, Of land In Kalauao.
~ ins apanas I and 2 Of H..
both containing Ig.Ts
49,, sal Vet land. more or less,
~ Wo Company Tor 100 Oo
~ t payable IN advances.
's,ied July 1. 1900 Has
,sAis more % run.
=. .as above nifty per cen,
cent on mortgages for
Sven per cent
F0RArioN SHARES
r.s safes walmanaio sura,
49,. gar value. 800 each
ri,. Mutual Tel Company
I've 30 each.
M .'n "a Sugar Company
.Ior shares Daes. .ne
... snse % purchasers m.
are perfect.
81 80 -
I.,,n,rtlculars enquire Of
Na 49,. Y. MORGAN.
a,sss,s V,sneer and Broker. I
honolulu se4r
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NOTICE.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Orpheum Co, Ltd,
will be held at the Office of II. P. Rob-
inson on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1900, purpose of meeting Icing
to consider the advisability of increas-
ing the capital stock of the company
to accept the amendment to the charter
of the company, and to transact any
other business that may come before
such meeting.
d. KAWANANAKOA,
564S President.
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Sale
or
||lIIENT STOCK
~ THE
\ Plantation Co, Ltd
lD,ESDlY, SEPT. 10 1900
ln1gSnlY. $4,000

"a sson. at my salesroom. 30
honolulu. I viii sell at
s1s. by order of the Treas
cooke. the following
- cook In the Klhei Plan
..,sF unless the seventh as
iss Janc 1. 1900. delinquent
s v.,B interest thereon and
.sesasea. D. paid on or be-
4. ana hour II sale;
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corporation Notices.
OLAA
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

THE ELEVENTH ASSESSMENT
OF Olas sugar Co. Ltd. became due
July 1. 1900. and IL now delinquent
THE TWELFTH ASSESSMENT
became due August 10. 1900. and will
BE- delinquent october 10. 1909
THE THIRTEENTH ASSESSMENT
became due September 1. 1900. and will
be delinquent october 81. 1900.
All Of the above are payable at the
Offices OF Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd.
Judd building.
J. p. COOKE,
Treasurer olaa Sugar Co. Ltd
Honolulu. Sept. 4. 1900.
5sfi-220s
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POWER OF ATTORNEY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Charles Bidinger, OF Honolulu, holds
my full power of attorney in all bust
ness matters.
MRS ANNIE ROACH,
Administrative of the Estate of
Daniel w. Roach. Deceased.
Honolulu, Sept IA, 1900. 5651
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FOR SALE.

AT A BARGAIN. 49, BARRELS OF
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT. now
due to arrive from New York.
ALSO, CUMBERLAND COAL
And tic arrive ex-Helen BreV aus
IN October -,s.ow -. .--s.. r-s4
!. .LEHIGHe PORTLAND GENET ~1a
| s AMERICAN FIRE BRICK i114
BARRELS OF FIRE CLAY.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
c. BREWER & CO., LTD.
QUEEN STREET
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FI's Or OFFICERS.

|ls',.is,,S' oF THE KEr ON
(.r,a,ion. held on the sth
81 - 1900. the foI-
.s,vs.r's. duly elected 10 ac,
President
Vice President
49, Auditor.
81 9oN ASSOCIATION.
u ANwAf. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HAwAuAN ELECTRIC CO. LTD.

THE FOLLOWING ASSESSMENTS
have been levied upon the assessable
stock Of this Company. as TO become
due and payable at the Office 81 the Ha-
waiian Trust and Investment Co, Ltd.
SECOND assessment Of 25 per cent
october 4. 1900:
THIRD assessment Of . per cent
November I. 1900.
FOURTH and FINAL assessment
December I. 1900.
Dated Honolulu. September IL, 1900.
q. r. CARTER,
Treasurer Of the Hawaiian Electric
Co, Ltd. 5si9
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KIHEI
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

THE SEVENTH ASSESSMENT on
Kihei stock became due June I. 1900.
and IL now delinquent
THE EIGHTH ASSESSMENT BE-
came due August 1. 1900. and win be
Delinquent September 30. 1900
THE NINTH ASSESSMENT BE-
came due September 1. 1900. and win be
delinquent october 81. 1900.
All OF the above are payable at IN
Offices Of Alexander & Baldwin. Ito.
Judd building.
J. r. COOKE,
Treasurer KiheI Plantation Co.
Ltd.
Honolulu. sept. Z. 1900.
220s-5s41
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. SEP
TENDER 10. 1900, DR.. Wayson will be at
his new Office and residence, Beretania
street, nearly opposite the Methodist
church. Office hours 10 a. m to 3 p. m,
and $3.50 to 7:30 p. m. 5644
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NOTICE.

WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
Mr.. John r. Fulton and Mr.. George Is.
Scott, from and after this date have no
business connection with the under
signed.
HIND, ROLPH & co.
Honolulu, September Il, 1909. 1851
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NOTICE

ALL PARTIES HAVING STOCK IN
Punahou pasture will please call and
take them out at once, as the fences
are to be removed. All bills for pastur-
age must be settled before the stock is
removed. $3.50
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Book ana JOB work m the highest art.
.secutsd st short notice. 81 the Ca
LETTE once
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Honolulu Iron Works Go.
STEAM ENGINE

STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS. CoOLERs
BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS.
And Machinery Of every descriptions
made to order. Particular atteatio5
paid to ships blacksmithi1g- Jes
work executed on the shortest nsties
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K ;. MORGAN, Auctr.
J. r. COOKE.
Treasurer
september 5. is0o
tsis ss1s
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NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN-

NO SHOOTING WILL BE ALLOW
ed on the wahiawa Colony lands.
Per order OF the
564s TRTSTEES
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ter noj
by I'D
The evening times., 1900-09-20

idea of going back 10 the old brutal sys-
TEN OF strikes and lockouts. and the law
which has worked so we'll i'll one is about
to be adopted in other of the Australian
colonies.
We have, therefore, an excellent point
of beginning to start from in agitating for
the establishment of compulsory arbitra-
tfon between capital and labor. Once es-
tablished We should hear no more about
refusals of corporations to recognize Ia
Dor unions. That irritation would in
stantly disappear before the force OF the
State which would ignore the pride Of
trusts and the counter stubbornnesS OF
unions, and order both to proceed accord
ing to law under penalties for refusal
The American public is too often and too
severely a loser by labor troubles, not to
have a vital Interest in this question of
arbitration. II is enc which should at
tract the earnest thought and study of our
most able and experienced men-leaders
of thought in the army of organized labor,
men of large experience as employers and
economists 1t is a question which the
aggray waited trust conditions of the day
have brought clearly into the foreground.
1t has come to stay.
The evening times., 1900-09-20
BIGNEss OF THE OCEAN.
Its Waters Contain Many Elements
of the Earth.
From the London Telegraph.


Some people gratefully reflect that We
owe the clouds and the tides and the winds
TO the Mother and Maker of men," but
these are less numerous than the folks
who would like TO know what We should
do for saIes and cod and maekereI if there
were no ocean Yet think only how big
it is! If you divide the whole globes area
into eleven parts the sea covers eight of
those. with an average depth of :, 095 faith
ons- Try to imagine u. .090 feet OF solid,
perpendicular sea water lying upon eight
eleyenths of the entire planet,
y patient mathematician has been at the
pains TO inform US that this bulk OF brina
would weigh one and 4 half million mil
lion millions of tons For the most part
this VAS body of water-thus set down in
figures as 1.590 .0G8 OG0. eco eco eco tons-is
of the same composition everywhere. and,
as everybody knows. carries great guam
titles of ocean salt Bur that same salt
IS itself singularIy complex. Not only are
there in it the chiorides and sulphetes OF
sodium. potash magnesium. and lime
which are familiar TO many, but it con-
tains also silica boron. bromne. iodine.
fiuoric acid, and the oxides of nickel,
cobalt, manganese. zinc, silver, lead, cop
per, aluminium, baTium, and strontium
Arsenic and gold are also found in it,
along with those rare metals Hthium
rubidium, and coesium
The evening times., 1900-09-20
ORIGIN OF THE TERM MOB.
4 Contraction of the Latin Words
Mobile VuIgus
From the Boston Transcript)

(From the Boston Transcript1
AS indicating the populace, proverbiaIly
tickle and easy to be moved mobile. from
Latin mobiliS) the expression the mobil
people is as old as the time OF Chaucer:
but, in its later sense. that of a disorderIy
crowd, and in its contracted form, s%mob. /"
it is not Older than the post RESTORATION
period. In Roger North's ''Examen" 1740
valuable for the many original anecdotes
of English history that it contains. refer
ence is made tpage STD to a certain club
(the Green Ribbon Club, 1880 50, and the
writer adds:
Il may note that the rabble first chang
ed their title and were called the mob, in
the assemblies of this c1ub-first mobile
vulgus. then contracted in one syllable. 4"
1t was used hesitatingly at first by Dry
den e. Don Sebastian $500, Durfy {.<Corn-
monwealth Of Women" 1889. and Shad-
well esquire of Alsatia.'' 1885, and Rich
ardson points out that Dryden uses both
mobile" and mob in the sense of rab-
bic; the former in the stage directions as
the common word, the latter as If it had
not long been introduced
Ia 1f11 the Spectator instances -.oob''
as an example Of the popular tendency to
curtail many of our words in familiar
writings and conversation. The verb Ito
mob, derived, of course, as above. does
not occur until the period of Horace Wal
pole many years later, and Shakespeare's
expression. ''the mobled queen" fsHam
let''9, refers not to the mob (mobiIe1
but TO the headdress in disorder
The evening times., 1900-09-20
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
Returning Tourists BUY Them to
Send Abroad
(Frol.l The New York Tribunel

ttroI.a IlG New oFk Tribune.
Europe has a craze for souvenir postal
cards, and every other man. woman and
child one meets over there is making a
collection Americans who have spent
the summer abroad have contracted the
disease and are bringing ii home with
them. They began by sending reports of
their movements on the most elaborate
picture cards. Then the craze took full
hold, and they wrote to the friends to save
the postal cards until their return Now
they are adding to their collection in a
new way. according to the local dealers
in such things.
The demand for souvenir postal cards
has increased several hundred per cent
since Americans began to return from
Paris" said one of the dealers They
come in and get several Of each variety
which We have, and say that they want to
send them to friends in Europe who are
making collections. They ask with great
interest when moro varieties will be issued
You see. they have agreed with friends on
the other side TO send them all the SOU
venir cards that are issued here in ex-
change for new cards which come out in
Germany, England and France We get
out some ffnc cards here, especially along
falf-tone lines. One of the most popular
shows the row OF skyscrapers from Park
Row down to the Battery. It gives a re-
markably good idea Of the height of our
buildings AnGthed post card that is very
much in demand shows the Statue of LIB
erty. 1t is known all over the world, and
many OF the returning tourists ask for the
card to send to friends. / dug bundle of
'Dewey-O Olympia Battle Of Manila cards
out of the storeroom the other day and
they were gone in jiff1y, although they
We're a year old. There is no telling how
long it will be before people tire OF this
sort Of thing. but we are willing to give
them novelties as long as there is any de-
mand"
The evening times., 1900-09-20
Learning RatherI.nte.
From the Omaha Werld Herald ,

IFIOIH the VIIIaHa u fsrId-ierdIG-1
In his Labor Day speech Mr.. Roosevelt sd
mitted that he never knew that COWBOYS could be
good fellows ana gentlemen until he mad met
them, as he did few years ago. After making
this discovery Mr.. Roosevelt locked about and
discovered that men who worked for wages. even
though in sewer trenches machine shops were
goed fellows and gentlemen for all their av9c3-
ton. Having admitted this much Mr. Roosevelt
opines that the cowboys and the trench men and
mechanics should vote for him. But the chances
that the cowboys and trench men and me-
cfliioS aid al who eat bread in The sven O.
their faces will prefer TO vote for man who
never doubted that they We're gentlemen and
good citizens
The evening times., 1900-09-20
The Chinese Dilemma.

We have another turn of the diplomat
ic kaleidoscope to-day in the announce
ment that Russia, in Difference to the po-
sition of the other powers, has modified
her determination to eyacuate Pekin.
The withdrawal of her troops will be
cnly partial, and the number TO be re-
tanned in garrison is to be determined
by the Russian commander On the
ground 1t is highly satisfactory to note
that this action Of the St Petersburg
Government at once restores the con-
cord which was ruptured by Mr.. McKin-
leys precipitate agreement to the Rus
sian proposal, and deprives the Admin
istration of its principal excuse flr
scuttling.
The German note, proposing the pun
ishment of the Chinese officials respon-
sible for the atrocities in Pek-n and
elsewhere, as a condition precedent to
peace negotiations, is fayorably COM
mented on everywhere, as far as We
have means of knowing. except in the
oficial circle of Washington. Probably,
the manifest justice and logic of the
proposition would render it acceptable
to the American President also, did not
acceptance involve abandonment Of a
cherished hope to get out Of China before
the Presidential election The matter
is subject for Cabinet discussion today,
and so we will not anticipate events by
commenting on what at this hour ap-
pears to be the position OF Mr.. Nc
Ktnley and his advisers, who again seem
to be those eminent dtplomatis-s. Orig S
Wilson, and Smith
Whatever the United States may do IN
the premises, it is likely that the other
powers will adopt the principle Of the Ger
man note and proceed upon the lines laid
down in it. The question whether or not
the Empress Dowager should be included
in the list of persons who must be pun
ished IS al this time premature, There IS
not the least room fo1 doubt that she is Of
all the Imperial clan the most monstrous,
blood-stained, and guilty. Common respect
for civilization and humanity demand that
no terms should be held with her. and that
her exclusion from the last vestige of
power or influence should be made a sine
qua non. Whatever else is waived, it is
not conceivable that any seIf-respecting
power would stultify itself by negotiations
with the representatives OF this hideous
wretch.
The evening times., 1900-09-20
Circulation Statement.
Real News From the philippines.

This morning We read, in the Magoonjc
grapevine cable despatch of the Philippine
commissioners. a statement that the am
nesty proclamation of Mr.. Mckinley had
produced such benign effect that the rail
way line from Manila to Dagupan had not
been attacked for five months Today We
learn through a despatch received by the
War Department from General Macarthur
that the railway is being attacked, and
that the whole island is again in blaze OF
war. He conveys the sad news OF battle
In which our losses were heavy, including
Lieutenant Colonel Mitchell, and says that
Brigadfer General Young who is in COM
mard OF one Of the districts where the out
break is most dangerous, has called ur-
gently for re-enfoTcements.
There is much cause for regret in this
renewal of the insurTection, but not any
for surprise. For months the Tagals have
been waiting with more or less patience
10 see whether anything would be done in
the way of redressing their grievances, and
they have grown tired of waiting. The
present rising was predicted three months
ago, and the fact that last June. the Ad-
ninistration was loa1h TO withdraw even
q small brigade for service in China Il
evidence that the approach of the storm
was known in the War Department and in
the White House. Now We presume that
since it has broken and is furnishing an
cnsapguined object lesson OF imperialism,
il will serve as an excuse for pTecipi-
tate scuttling out Of China.
The evening times., 1900-09-20
A Logical Deduction.
nron lie ph:ladelnhia Reoord

Mr.. Mckinley was elected four years ago chiefly
because his party was pledged to establish the
gold standard on firm basis. Now the Repvb-
Hcans maintain that their work was so badly
done that without the least change in the law
II would be practicable for Mr. BRYAN as PRES
dent to place the Government on silver basis
and bring disaster all business interests g9,is
leads 10 the reterT that the Repu Scans failed 70
put gold payments beyond the reach of executive
assault III order TO keep alive the issue on which
they won in 1896
The evening times., 1900-09-20
Acts Contradict His words.

tFrom the Columbus, Ohio, PreSs-Post.)
At last, in his letter of acceptance, Mckinley
makes few feeble prostatioRs against trusts
II these p stensions sincere. why does he not
APPOINT an Attorney General who will enforce
the law against these monopoiies; why does he
insist on tfeir beiIg protected IN their robbery
CT the people. ard why docs he exalt trust
baron as the Supreme dictator OF his policy an
D3troEaGt?
The evening times., 1900-09-20

After carefully reading the news. cor
respondence. and editorial matter per-
tanning to the Chinese question in the
columns of several Administration or
gans, We are at a loss to decide-on the
strength of the authorities referred to-
whether the present Secretary of States
name is Wilson, Griggs, or WI.
The evening times., 1900-09-20
Jefferson and McEinIex

(From The Louisville Courier Journal)
The action OF Jefferson and that of the Repub-
llc1ns that have controlled the Mckinley Admin
lstration were as opposite possible. Mr. JET
tersoE was almost morbidly sensitive upon the
possibility OF violating the Constitution. The Nc
kinley Administration. in the Porto Rican mat
precisely the opposite, and to do this calmly
pushed The Constitution aside, saying il had no
relation TO our new possession. What is going
TO be done in the Philippines cannot be sure
but we know the principle upon which it is TO be
done. namely, that the Constitution does not
CNtCnd 10 new possessionS.
The evening times., 1900-09-20
Ready Wit.
From Tit-Bits.)

At the burning of provision shop the crowd
helped themselves freely One man grasped
huge ham as his share OF the plumber Risirsr up
with it he found himself face to face with a
policeman and with admirable presence of mind
put the plumber into the officers arms saying.
.1You had better take care OF that policeman or
someone viii be walking off with it,