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A Georgia Judge score. Bryan.

The revolt IN the south against Bry
an continues 10 spread. In n long pub
lished letter from Judge John j. Hunt,
one Of the leading lawyers and jurists
of Georgia, he demolishes Bryans
paramount" issue of Imperialism and
shows that the whole texture of the In
dianapolls speech Of acceptance was
worthy OF nothing better than con-
tempt from persons Of ordinary intel
lectual capacity. Judge Hunt has been
Democrat all his life, and In 1895 he
was one of the electors at large for the
state of Georgia on the Democratic
ticket.
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Rouse the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness. Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
Prepared by C. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass.
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Most. II not all, OF these employ
ments are connected with the combina
lions called trusts, good, bad and In
different, and 1t is certainly evident
that the trusts have not reduced
wages, 10 say the least. Now, let US
notice the ruinous effect OF the trusts
upon the farmers, which Mr.. Bryan IL
40 fond OF dllating upon. Here follow
the prices Of certain farm products In
1896 ana In 1899:
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"Why do you carry your purse in
your hand instead OF In your pocketf'
he asked
"For economy she replied. 'If IA
pickpocket ever got into my pocket
he'd more than likely tear my gown.
while If he grabs the purse out Of my
hand the loss would be only Q cents,
some samples and n postage stamp.r
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"Iiambertville PuiIs" are still Ro-
ing mp in smoke. Kline sells them.
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lie Loved II.

liz, had IA taste for poetry:
Although he never wrote It,
He loved TO delve In reams OF rhymes,
I've seen him do so many times
Behind the printing office he
Was just a William goat- Chicago
News
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pnllticnI CnntInn

"Mary, how do you feel about this
open. door idea
swell. the open door Is all right, but
think we ought to have fly screen
door, too"
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King Oscar of Sweden and Norway
was born In Stockholm, on January
q. 1929. and succeeded his brother,
King Charles XIV. In 1872. Destined
for the navy he took an active part In
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DEMAND THAT CHINA
SHALL BEsGRANTED SMALL MERCY

cHEFoo July 10 va Shanghai
without nfing
officials
onats
object
establish the
that China
he
All foreigners
break
IL
denounced call him
Consul
100000
Chinese Christians
who their
American
refused receiving 2oo0lashes
cable line between
Chefoo
Messages should cable
tween Choo service
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POPE LEARNS OF
THE KINGS DEATH

BRUSSELS. July 3o.-A special dis
rstch from Rome says: Mgr. Angelo di
Pietro. prefect OF the Congregation of
the Council. took II upon himself to in
form the Pope of the assassination of
King Humbert- He entered the chamber
OF Leo at an carly hour. The latter was
already awake.
The Cardinal cautiously first stated
that an attempt had been made upon the
lfe of the King. whereupon the Pope i'm
mediately asked II the wound was dan
gerous. The prelate replied, VERY dan
gerous." but his anxious air was noticed
by the Pope. who at once OWNED the
truth. His emotion was such that he
was unable to speak for some time. When
his distress had passed he wished to leave
his bed and to celebrate mass for the re-
pose Of the Kings soul.
Later he summoned Cardinal RampoIla.
Papal secretary of state, whom he re-
quested 20 send a dispatch of coincidence
TO the Princess Clotilde, sister OF the
Queen. The audiences fixed for today
were suspended.
I The Pope today said mass for the re-
pose Of the Kings soul
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PRINCE OF NAPLES
SUCCEEDS TO THRONE

ROME. July 3o.-The Prince of Naples.
who succeeds to the, throne of Italy, was
born November II, 1863, and entered the
aimy at an early age. He married four
years ago Princess Helene, daughter of
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro. The
young couple have no children. The
Prince. who will reign as Victor Eman1
uel III, is away on yachting trip. N
REGGIO DE CAIABRIA, July 3l.-Kins3
Victor Emanuel III arrived here at noon
aboard his yacht. preceded by a torpedo
beat, which had been sent in search of
him. The King started for Rome at /
O'Clock d. m.
LONDON, July 31.--A special dispatch
from Rome says: King Victor Emman-
rel III arrived at Brindisi to-day unex-
pectedly. The dispatch adds that the
young Queen tainted when she was in
formed Of the assassination of King Hum
bert. The King and Queen started for
Monza Immediately after reaching Brin-
disi.
/ MONZA. August The Kin,y and Queen
OF Italy arrived here this evening In the
midst Of touching demonBtration OF
welcome TO King victfr Emmanuel. two
strangers cred "yiva rAnarshia" They
we're arrested and narrowly escaped
Iyrchins az "a hands OF The furious
crowd.
/ An Eberfield dispatch arnoances th,
arrest there OF Giuseppe Bernardo, ac
ctFsd OF declaring that Emperor VII
hem's turn y e assassiuated would com,
nsxt- He denied the charge. but Is be
licyed to be an anarchist.
MONA. August liking Victor EN-
manuel III, upon arriving here, met hi
lmother, Queen Margherita, at the castle
She fell into his arms weeping The Kin,
knelt before the body of his father an
repeatedly kissed and embraced it. Aft
ierwards for hour he, his mother an
his wife. prayed in the death chamber
subsequently the King received the mem
bers of the Cabinet, the audience lastin
An hour and a quarter. All the Minis
tiers, with the exception of the Minister
. of War and Justice who are in Rom.
took the oath of allegiance
LONDON, August IA dispatch to tn
Central News from Rome says Il is rs
ported that suspect Lanner has confes.
l ed that II was the intention to assassina,
: ether the King or Queen as their Maze.
: ties were passing through the town
I Ivrea. A suspect from New York. who's
5 name has not been made public. hs
Z been arrested. 1t is thought he wa
Bressfs companion at Monza A MINI
= search has failed to discover Humbert
Will. The Quirinal will be searched fl
: the document, as Ii is almost certain |
v lleft one.
: ROME. July si.-"King Victor Emmal
e uei III. In ascending the throne, has
: perform the painful duty of announcer
2 to the country the awful calamity whft
: has violently cut short the valuable II
= ,of King Humbert. The nation, wound,
: Ia Its sincere affection for the augu
$ dead, and In a sincere feelirg OF devote
and adhesion to the dynasty, while ex
crat!ng the cruel crime. will be plung
into profound grief for the venerat
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room of the carbineers, was In a pitiable
condition, his hands and arms being lac
Grated and bloody and his clothes torn by
the angry crowd. Replying to questions.
he Kissed through his clenched teeth:
Tell them / came from America on pur-
pose to XIII Humbert I have only just
arrived from America and know no one.
1 spent day at Bologna, and then came
on to Milan"
search made at his home at Prato
resulted In the finding of several compro-
missing letters from New York. One,
sie ned by woman, was dated June 18th.
In this letter the writer asks whether all
Is ready and expresses hope that he will
soon return.
Bressi has been absent from Prato for
six or seven years. His parents live
there. and he has arbrother in an Italian
infantry regiment.
In reference to the finding of another
revolver IL is asserted that Bressi had
been seen in company with young man
IN the park at Monza, near where the
King was in the habit of riding
After his arrest he appeared. wakefu
and nervous until about sunrise. but
from that time he slept soundly until
midday. Bressi is young. tall and
swsrthy.
The assassin's name Is variously giver
as Angelo and Gaetno Bressi. He was
born In Prato November 10. 1869, and is q
weaver by trade. He sad he had no ac
complices and that he committed tbs
deed because of his hatred of monarchi.
cal institutions He reached Monzs
July 9th.
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ALL ITALY MOURNS
THE DEAD RULER

BONE. July 3o.-Thousands of tele-
grams have been received from all parts
OF the country indicative Of the deep sor-
row felt by the whole nation. Every
where work was suspended today and the
bourses and theaters were closed. In the
principal cities the municipal authorities
are considering plans to honor the men,
ory Of the murdered monarch.
At Messina. procession marched
through the streets cheering for the house
OF Savoy and the young King. At Paler-
mo an imposing demonstration proceeded
In solemn silence to the municipal offices
to express the sorrow and indignation OF
the population. after which a vast crow
cheered the new King. There were simi-
lar demonstrations in other towns.
kilograms from all the towns and VII
lagos of Italy show that all the country
deeply mourns the dead King. Every
where flags are half-masted and shops are
closed. All garrison towns at noon salut
ed with 100 guns. while at the naval ports
minute guns were fired. The municipali
~ of Milan half-masted its flag and pub
lished a manifesto obturgating the hor
ribie tragedy. The Bourse at Rome hal
closed and not n shop Is open.
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Authentic Message From
Conger.
THE BRITISH, JAPANESE AND GERMAN
MINISTERS ALSO SEND WORD.
Tn: Allies Have Begun Their Advance Peking to
Rescue the ImperIed Diplomats Hundreds
- Held Hostages

NEW YORK, July 31.-A cable to the
Sun dated Tien-tsin, July q, p. M,
via Chefoo, July 30, and Shanghai.
July 81, 9:45 a m, says: A courier
reached here from Peking today with
dispatches addressed to Major Waller,
commander of the American marines.
These dispatches were dated July 21st,
and were from Minister Conger and
the representatives at Peking Of the
British. japanese and German Govern
ments. There were also several private
messages, all of which corroborated the
previous reports. The courier also re-
iterated the statements as to the bad
condition OF the roads to Peking and
| the numbers of Chinese who lined the
way.
Minister Conger, in his note to Con-
| sui Ragsdale, says: Since 18th, by
agreement, there has been no firing.
We have provisions for several weeks,
but little ammunition. II they con-
tinue to shell US, as they have done, We
cannot hold out long and complete
massacre viii follow. l hope relief can
come soon. We are glad to heac OF the
victory at Tien-tsin. but regret the ter
rible cost. All safe and WE'LL
This last refers to the Minister'S
family Sir Robert Hart, Imperial
Maritime Commissioner of Customs.
sent word to Commissioner Drew ana
the customs staff that he and his fam
lily were still safe. The missionaries
report that all Peking and Yung Chow
Americans and also the Walkers. Cha
pins, Smith, Wyckoffs, Veritys, Hob
art, Terry and Mackan are safe at Pc
king. All mission property has been
. destroyed. This Terry has previously
5 been reported killed at Tsunhua- The
British officials decline to give out Sir
Claude MacDonald's message. saying
it is similar to that from the japanese
Minister yesterday. The German mes
. sage Is of the same tenor and adds thai
: the Chinese are keeping Minister vor
f Ketteler's body.
An undated message says: "Yester
: day under flag of truce a messengel
; brought a note from Yung Lu to Sil
. Claude Macdonald, the British Minis
r ter, asking If he was willing to agree t.
e truce. MacDonald replied that h
was willing, provided the Chimes
: would cease Smelling and not come nea
a. the legations. Smelling has now ceases
h and everything is quiet. There is pIen
e ty of food in the shape Of rice ant
d horses. The great danger is that tn
It defeated Chinese army from flemish
may enter the city. The American
J, made a gallant sortie on the night @
. the Sd and hit the Chinese hard. Cap
Itain Myers of the American marine
Twas slightly wounded. Sir Claude Mac
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ASSASSIN BOASTS
OF HIS BOLD CRIME

MoNzA. July so.-Angelo Bressi. the as
sassin Of King Humbert. boasts of his
crime and says he came from America to
kin the King. The assassin Is strictly
guarded In prison. He continues to pre-
serve absolute indifference and took his
meals today without any sign of being
affected by his position. A second revol-
Yer was found on the public street near
the gymnastic grounds.
Bressi had a narrow escape from death
at the hands OF the enraged crowd. He
vas attacked and was IN a fair way TO ba
beaten TO death when the soldiers rescued
him and took him to prison.
The assassin on reaching the guard
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President Carnot of France shot
while driving at Lyons. June "a.
fssf.
senor Canovas del Castillo, Pre-
mier OF Spain. shot at a Spanish
watering-place. August 8. 1897.
Empress of Austria, stabbed In
the back with n file while walking
In Geneva. September 10. 1893.
President Borda of Uruguay. shot
down on the steps of the Capitol at
Montevideo, October Is, 1897.
Nasr-ed-D.n. Shah of Persia.
killed by n native agitator as he
was leaving a mosque la Teheran.
May !. 1sss
President Barrios Of Guatemala.
assassinated by political opponents.
February 3. 1855.
King Humbert OF Italy l.
mated. July %. 1900
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Victim of the Anarchist
PlOtterS.
lTALY'S SOVEREIGN KILLED WHILE
DRIVING FROM A PUBLIC FUNCTION
fhs Prince Of Naples Succeeds With the Title Of Victor
Emanuel Third--Pope Celebrates Mass
For Kings Soul

Iceeding IN already filed with flowers.
rhe Queen herself placed a wreath on the
bier and knelt and prayed beside the
body. and. In spite OF the entreaties of
the Princes and Princesses. she refused
to quit the death chamber, which is In
charge of Count Jourri. the late King
aid-de-camp. The expression Of the dead
Kings face Is tranquil and even smiling.
The corpse was blessed Immediately aft
or death.
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hIscELLANrous

~ ss,..ssnt u 70 tsss scnnowieds-
'rnments, dls,~srt of Kors.
Wears q hohrs once. King 81.
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v = povn. c.n-surveyor and
sneer' ofiice. new Maxoon BLDG.
M.e~ and Merchant sta: Y. o.
" Vrisrs taken for typewritine.
eN IRON woRKs.-Ensineers and
% Fumpins and Sugar Ma
sna complete power plants: Of
~m ~ spreckels block. Tel 1el
~ TAYLOR. n. Am, 500. c. n
ms Hydrsulic Engineer: -
mt, Honolulu Tel ~.
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oPTIcIANs

sk VISION 10 the cause Of
~ 80, cent OF all headaches. neu-
49, .aness which are often at
- health. Properly ntted
nr., .ien cases vii give lmmedi-
kfss q LUCAS. optioisn. Love
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y h..SsroN. July s7.-Ths Post
..,nent has announced the
~ , ot The hrst railway mali
Hawaii The line runs
49, eland ot Oahu. carrying
~'Neen Honolulu and Ka-
l.se ",.a =. Pearl City. walpahu.
- Na'anae and walalua. a
~ .esen,y-two miles each
are carried slx times a
\, much oftener az trains
'e service began June IAN.
49,
n s,,.,l elr,s of yellow fever In
ia NY my az Pinar dei no. Cuba.
= il,, ssa,,.rrants arrived IN New
1 o.. -.
h,r,ss,' ',oatd n Trade NAV s-,ab.
'f''em 10 wet rld of buck.
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CONTRACTORS

Y MhANO q CO. Contractors
y ellders. Painters. PnperhanwerU
en'ors. all vsrk neatly done:
S.ni,V u, back Of High School.
Hrr-contr.ctor ana Bupssr.
emce nttins. brick, WOOD or
.aalns. shop. Palace Walk reoi-
"eoer Ave. near kswalo.
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.sEsTwNI.is-tesas negotiated
sne~ transacted: pethsI %
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Continued on Page %
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cARp \ TRAIN, Aroh,,ects.--sui,s
.eds plock. Fort "a.
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TxNoGRApHERs
ss sf..hr s,.a ,-,',enoxrspns. and Type
s"es With rhurston q Carter.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

...,x a Jupp "a. Z. G. Atkinson
~, 3 Judd). --Otiice sos-ne Judd
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ARCHITECTS.

lpstEt q PAon. Architects and
t-r -Omte Rooms % Arlington
-, Honolulu. ". T.. sketches and
- stlmatc- furnished al short no.
Ia ~. ?. -. box TlA
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
MAssAcREs DUE TO FORGERY
Bogus Ultimatum Said to Have In.
fluenced the Empress.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-A cable to the
Sun from London says: A Shanghai
dispatch to DalziePs news agency ex-
plains that the Boxer massacres were
due to forged ultimatum purporting
to come from the ministers Of the pow
ers. and presented to the Empress by
Prince Tuan. The ultimatum demand
ed the absolute retirement of the En-
press, the reinstatement of Emperor
Kwang Hsu, the placing OF Chinese
finances under European control, the
removal of the seat of government from
Peking, and the appointment Of for
eigners to direct the affairs Of state.
Upon receipt of the ultimatum. the
Empress, convinced that the powers
entertained hostile designs, ordered a
general massacre of foreigners. She
now believes the ultimatum to have
been forgery. Prince Tuan insists
that 1t came through the regular chan
nels.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
DEATH CHOSE HIM.
New York Nominee Joins Grand
Army on Other Shore.

New York Nominee Joins Grand
Army on Other Shore.
ALBANY, N. Y, September 6.-Wn-
liam ]. Morgan of Buffalo. controller
of the state, and who was renominated
for the Office yesterday, died early to-
day.
Colonel Morgan was born In Canada
In 1910 and remov. d to Buffalo with his
parents ten years later. During the
civil war he enlisted as private in the
One Hundred aud Sixtieth New York
Infantry. At the battle Of Port Hud-
son he was wounded four times. He
was breveted lieutenant-colonel for
gallantry. After the war he became q
member of the editorial staff Of the
Buffalo Commercial, and remained with
that paper for twenty years. Mr.. Nor
gan was appointed a canal appraiser by
Governor Cornell and served as chair,
man Of that board. He was appointed
collector of the port of Buffalo by
President Harrison. In 1924 he became
deputy controller of the state and four
years later was elected controller.
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Iauaf Wins Pri1ss
II Pans Elpssiisl.


Hawaii has done fauozsIy well Is
the Paris exposition 4 eahsesrA1a
from Commissioner W. g. Irwin 70 tie
governor, received by the China or
thursday, announces that the Terri
tory has taken the following prizes:
The grand prix for primary educa-
ton.
A gold medal for the Kamehameha
school exhibit
A gold medal for sugar.
The first clause refers To specimens
Of work sent from the primary depart
meuis OF Hawati's schools The cha1-
acter OF the prize is not given, but
the wording would seem to indicate
lnat il is the first Kamehame1a
school gets a gold metal on specimens
OF work sent forward and the gold
medal for sugar speaks for itself as to
ne local product
Part Of the Kamehameha school ex-
nioit. which has received gold medAi,
s the gold medal won at the previous
great fair In Paris enclosed in neat
BOX. made by the pupils in the carpel-
Ter shop of the manual The whole
exhibit Is the same one that was
awarded a first class medal and diplo-
ma at Omaha last year.
These facts were announced by the
governor at the meeting Of the exc
.utive council held Friday morning.
The news was pleasantly commented
upon and enthusiastically received
Superintendent McCandless read a
letter to the Bishop estate concerning
the condemnation of their land be-
tween the Ala Moana and Channel
wharf. which was approved. Mr.. Nc
Candless also read letter from Cap
tain Shaker, o. s. A., who desired 10
put small building on the fish mar
ket grounds. The petition was denied
on the grounds that those premises
were put aside years ago for the con-
struction and use of the fish market.
Wharfage in Hilo was discussed. but
no action was taken in the matter.
Superintendent McCandless' plan for
Strengthening King street by exchang-
ing some property with that now oc-
cupied by Mrs. c. T. Gulick was in
dorsed.
Geo. Barker desired to buy some
remnants of government land. whose
lease had just expired, situated at La
haina- His petition was denied.