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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-26
HUNDRED NILES Az HOUR.
Weather Bureau ofneials' Estimate
OF Velocity OF Wind

GALVESTON, SEPT 1.-THE o1i-izl
bureau give some valuable information
about the storm Unfortunately. ths
recording instruments we're destroyed
OF crippled beyond operation about
;. 10 o'clock Saturday evening The
wind gauge recorded g txo-ninuie
Glow al the rate OF Loo niles an hou-,
and vas then demolished by the bur
rieane. which continued TO increase IN
violence While the exact velocity u,
the wind xas not recorded after the
destruction OF the instruments, tae
weather bureau reports estimate the
maximum velocity AZ between ITO ana
i29 miles an hour II did not main
tain this terrific rate for any length
of .ime-perhaps for half a minute
but il was sufficient 20 wreck anything
that met the full force Of the storm
A journal of the local Office Of the
weather bureau contains report OF an
tidal wave Of four feet. viii b
swept in from the gull between the
hours OF and ?. n At that time
the wind veered to the southeast At
that time there was a tide Of five feet
and terrible swell in the gulf during
the storm and before the tidal wave OF
four feet rose. This wall OF water in
creased the force and speed OF the sea
that washed over the city.
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By Authority.
PROPOSALS FOR CORNED BEEF
AND CANNED FRESH MEATS.

Office of the Board OF Health, Homo
lulu, H. T., September IA, 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received al
the office of the board of health up TO
II o'clock noon, Wednesday, October
Bird. 1900, fer supplying the leper set
Element with the following supplies for
the period Of three months ending De-
cemeber S1st, 1900, viz:
200 bbls. GOO lbs. each), more OF
less, extra mess corned beef
200 cases, more or less, e doz. eacl.)
lib. tins canned fresh meat
200 cases, more or less, Il doz. each)
2-lb. tins, canned fresh meat. (Sam-
Piles canned meat to be furnished,
Said supplies are to be delivered III
quantities T. o. b. Island steamers and
subject to inspection and approval b.
agents of the board of health.
The board does not bind itself to ac-
eept the lowest or any proposal.
C. B. WOOD.
President Board OF Health
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P r T. A II B L z

Independent
assured ir~eOu oppression Ne pc
- 4eye L foE All
We born De independent ana
every pes1D eye OF
plylleges
which viii
We psoeeaOn against Suppression
pie and o., the people
Equal rights adopted
party successful
territory should
OF the
make Of hawaii and
pledge " support ali sood and equal provisions lhaI
republican deIoc parties of the United States
enact =
further peds ourselves 70 that political party II
Will MAKE a state =
possible
United oAes DeAeA he privileges foE the natives and otheF
cze ALI oIA osetner for the good OF the 0un. =
thAt ou' REPRESENTATIVES, ~ 'fnauia'e 'he pest laws io inc
our Legislators to obtain
people that have the United
+ :
They appropriation
by the burning Chinatown and other :
The OF health connection with the suppress
0 in 1900 i :
Ine education
pursuits making railroads
mat Will redodnd the advantage OF the
opposed
privileges
they might be attempted later We stand opposed the
heavy TAXATION u the people TIE restriction OF the Jury rights OF =
the to ali other restriction the rights of the +
by contract on government
work either mechanical or Industrial shall exceed eight +
hours day. + =
government otherwise
shall performed by Territory
We shall the importation of labor into the Terri
tory Hawaii from the citizenship United -
ourselves turtherance
all those imprisoned martial rule Of 1895 and
= Enumeration as is their just due + +
: -
; 1920 1850. %%+*+++ 80 I.
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o.aer saases sustained previous to ,ie-

oshsT eaases sustained previous to de-
livery &c be the coaEraetors loss
4 C-ttse iniEFst whsa delivers aud
kIlIs: Tor :hst reason % Dc pail is- at
> per cen; less than The contract
grice.
Hides azd Sallov aad oFsI u - tie
property OF tae board
Tbs bid aust BE for the price per
pound dressed weight
The board does not bind itself to SC
eept TIE lowest or any proposal
{. B. WOOD.
President Board Of Health
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STEADY and rsHsb!e boy g learn general Jewel
r. business; must De win parents. Address
RELIABLE this uItice.
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LOST.

BY ACCIDENTAL gate opening. a large bay
colored Californian Mare. wei CHIT about go lbs. /;
faint star on forehead. fat condition. little
puupuu or Irritation on face but healing Right
hind hOof a little white. Finder please notify
Police station md reward will be paid.
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construction must BE pro7oEtiOoei by
exact measurement and for this gaF-
Z pose contractors Eill D. required -
provide themselves with rectangular
boxes for measuring materials AMI
tight boxes for mixing No mixing a
materials OF pavement xiii bs PERM
ter. No resenpsrins wiEI be permitted
and concrete which has already begin
10 set before being put IN place xii d
rejected Concrete shall D. laid II
blocks Of not to exceed taree feet il
width by the width % walk and shall
be marked OF into squares by the use
OF proper marking and joiuting tooIs-
Scre~is OF sufficient stiffness must D.
used TO preserve = true and straight
Edge the width OF the walk Concrete
blocks shall be put in alternating. and
each block finished with top coat IN
medIately so that good and sufficient
bond may be had between them In
termediate blocks shall not be put in
for at least twelve hours after finish
ing the first blocks.
DRIVEWAY.
Whenever driveway occurs. the arti-
icial stone tagging shall not be less
than eight Isl inches in thickness, and
the surface shall be finished with sufii-
cient longitudinal grooves or corruga-
tions to provide a safe foothold for
animals. Ston paving OF approved con-
struction may be submitted for con-
crete in driveways.
BITUllINOUS PAVEMENT.
Outside OF the limits mentioned for
cement paving, the property owners
shall have the option of constructing
sidewalk pavement OF either cement
concrete as specified or of approved BIZ |
luminous material.
LIMITS.
The specifications for cement pave
ment shall apply TO all sidewalks con- !
structed in the City of Honolulu, ISL
~ bn he gge.T
by the waterfront, commencing from +,
the Marine Railway to River street. /
thence along River to Vineyard street, !
thence east along Vineyard street TO |
Nunanu street, thence up Nuuanu street
to School street, thence East along
School street to Lusitana street, thence
along Kinau street to Victoria street,
thence down along Victoria street to
King street, thence west along King
street to South street, thence down
South street to Queen street, thence
West along Queen street to Punchbowl !
street in direct line to place of com
menc@ent, including both sides Of the
STREETS named and also King street as
far as the Palama Pumping Station.
Nuuanu avenue, as far as Judd street,
and Beretania avenue from River to
King streets
The specifications for curb and for
option OF bituminous pavement shall
apply to that portion of Honolulu
bounded on the South East by line
running n. E. true from the sea passing
through the Diamond Head trig sta
ton; on the Northwest by the Kaiihi
on the makai side by the sea
and on the mauka side by line para
lei to. and one and one-half miles
from the water front
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES owners
will be notified when they are required ,
70 construct sidewalks.
J. A. McCANDLESS,
Superintendent of Public Works.
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TNOTICF

Stockholders are hereby notified that
the Fifth Assessment Of Der cent Or
Two and Ons-half Dollars per share On
the Capital Stock az the
IRTER-ISLkND TELEGRAPH co. Ltd.
Is due and payable August LIT q IL
Office of the undersigned, Al Fort
street. J. II. FISHER.
Acting Treasurer Inter Island Tsls-
graph Co, Ltd.
Honolulu. August |. 1900
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NORTHUMBERLAND oHce.
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By Authority.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.
Once OF the Board Of Health, Homo
lulu, H T. September IA. 1900.
Proposals Will be received at the Of
ice Of the board OF health up 70 II
o'clock noon. Wednesday. October 3rd.
1900. for supplying the leDer settle
ment, Nolokai, with beef cattle Tor the
period Of six months ending March
2lst, 1901, under the following condi-
lions, namely:
l. The contractor 70 supply fat beef
cattle 70 weigh not les than $50 lbs.
net, when dressed
2 Cattle to be delivered at the leper
settlement in lots specified By the su-
perintendent. averaging from 50 to ~
head per month. more or lssS
3. Cattle dying within twenty-four
hours after delivery from injury CT
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

49, CiaSnsed -itesasezleIst thus colvraS sOsiI
10y te sls-rtai at u ossts i la'e sTs. trsSaa 5
ca.-s ltr< ssorad s.saaoR = eets pr lac per ssek
50 exits pr Inc 100 lre-ts. ,vd 80 coats pr Dk p
r.clta.
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PLATFORM OF THE
Independent Home-Rule
P A r T Y.

Adopted in Island Convention Honolulu L June T. 1870
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FOR SALE.

ONE handsome Crown Piano in perfect order
with Harry ana - sudolin Accompaniment Has
been used Only I'VE times Can be had at a
reasonable p-.co by applying at the ORPHEUM
C4FE
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ROOM AND BOARD.
WANTED

PLEASANT rooms and good table board, with a
private family. unreasonable rates. can be
found al k46 PUachbowl street.
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Removal Notice.

On and after Monday, September 10,
1900. DR.. Wayson will be at his new
ctace and residence. Beretania street,
nearly opposite the Methodist church.
Office hours, 10 a. II. to p. n. and $3.50
10 1880 p. n
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
COMING TO GEORGIA.
Preacher Who Edited Kansas Paper a
Week to Visit Savannah.

savannahs Sept. 21, Rev Charles
r, Sheldon, the author Of aIo His
steps," and the editor for one week Of
The Topeka Capitals as Christ would
ihsss dune, III n :is;::;s s:i!s::; s sfaaasA 60
November 1ssB, and viii oppupy the
pulpit q Rev. Arthur y Smith, or the
First Presbyterian church, on that
day he comes at the request Of Rev.
Mr. smith Rev. Mr.. shaldon's name
is well known here, and the church
VIII unquestionably be crowded by
,those who desire TO hear him.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
CUBA ELECTION.
To Name Delegates for Gonstitu,
tional Convention.

Hayana, Sept. p. Elections iii be
held tomorrow in accordance with
General Woods decree calling fora
constitutional convention and provid-
ing for the election of delegates, The
delegates elected will meet In HaYana
on the first Monday in November,
The convention according to the
terms Of the decree is c,l1ed in con,
fOrmiiy with the spirit Of the joint
resolution Of congress aad part Of
its duty viii be to agree upon the reia-
tion Of the United STATES and the gov
eminent Of Cuba.
Hayana province will soRa eight
delegates to the convention; 5sndago
province, seven; sspta Clara PROVINCE,
seven Mantanzas province, four; Pinaf
del Rio province, three.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
JoHNsToWN CELEBRATES.


Johnstowp, Pa. Sept. 9l.-The ee1e-
Oration OF Johustoan's 1Ooth anniver.
sary, which is to last three days, began
today, Jobnstown viii not be 100 years
old until November 3td, but as that
date Is on the eve Of the presidential
siectiOn, today was fixed as the date
olthe celebration. Tue general com,
mittee, OF which Mayor Woodruff i,
the chairman, has prepared program
which will long be remembered by the
citizens and the crowds of visitors.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
| Plan IaaHll On On Foot ID Tie i8B IID %
The Railroads
|TRAIANEN TAKE A HAND
many Factories in the Region
Where the Strike Exists win
Soon Have Close Down.

New York, Sept. 2l'. A spseiai dis
patch to the Journal from Scranton
says that Il 4 now planned to tie MP all
tlssooaI earrg1pg railroads, in order to
aid the Miners o. the anthracite coal
mines. Members Of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmeu here are deeply iu4
terested IN thissgruggle. They have sum
.moned thair grand master, HoAsiy, from
GaIeshHg, Ff. re win arrive tomor-
row;
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
HORSE SHOW.

Tuxedo, N. j., Sept 21.-The aD-
nual horse show opened here today.
Universal interest - sh.wn. Riding
and driving have for the present taken
the place Of the go1t rage. The entries
are principally from the stables Of the
ultra iashionab!es.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
SONG Serious Trouble
Near New Orleans
Yesterday.
4 RAGE WAR IMMINENT
The LynOhed Negroes Robbed 4
German Couple Of a Small
Sum Of Money Last
Tuesday

New Orleans, Sept, 91.-The sandy
soil of bloody" Tangipahos parish was
today again dyed IN crimson. The home
Of Louis Hosfelter, who lives on the
Illinois Central railroad at Pouchatoula
station. was forcibly entered last Tues
day and robbed Of two hundred and fifty
dollars. The crime, after a diligent
search, was fastened on gang Of ma
negro teush''
= e W suspected daEkies were
captured arg eea ii the more Or less
insecure jail. which saail not resist the
s'taeks of mob q determined whites,
who broke it down aud took the
four negroes and hung them IN the
nearby woods, Kidding the bodies with
oulle's as an aifeotionate adieu,
This is but an additional chapter to a
long list Of tragic events which have
occurred in that unfortunate parish in
the last ten years. Being near the state
line dividing Mississippi from Louisi-
ana criminals seem to find easy conceal
ment from officers Of the law by skip
ping from one state into the other when
pursuit gets too hot.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
ROOSEVELT AT SALT LAkE

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 81 Theodore
Roosevelt arrived here today from og-
den, which was the first stop on his
invasion Of this State. He spoke this
afternoon, and left tonight for Evsne-
ton, Wyoming, where he is to speak
tomorrow, United States Senator
Carter accompanies the governor
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
CRUEL ACT 0F BLOOD
THIRSTY RUSSIANS
4HlaIE2 HlaHS2Dd fIbiURSR
Put to DEATH.
4 TOWN WIPED OUT
Chinese Driven to the Ranks ofthe
River Amur, and Then Forced
Into the Water.

London, Sept Sept. al. Authentic
accounts haSa been received here"
says the MOSCOW correspondent Of the
standard, "of horrible massaore Of
BIageyestchensk which was ondoubt-
sdly carried outuader direct orders
from the Russian authorities and
which then let loose she tide q
slaughter through Amur.
"The entire Chinese population of
12,o0Qaouls was esoortsdsOut of town
to A.spot aye miles Nd the Amur, and
flung alive into the stream, and were
stabbed or shot at the least Resistance
while Russian voluntssFs who lined
up the banks olaobed Or shot any who
attempted to land. Not one fecaped
alive. The river bank for miles was
strewn with oorpses
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
AIDS FORAKER.

Urbans, ohio, Sept. 21.-The Repub-
Iioan campaign in this section was
opened this evening by Senator For
akor, Ex-Governor Taylor. Of Ken
sucky, is to JOIN Foraker here, and
continue with him on a stumping tour
Of the State.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
TELEGRAPH BREVITlES,

One bartender killed another in sa.
vannah.
Col. BelO, Galveston editor, says
the city will at once be rebuilt.
Judge oW. Powers was appointed
Unlted States Senator in Utah while
the governor was out of the State.
England does not like warship trans
ferring Kruger to Europe.
LiHung says Has received plenty
OF consideration from the United
statep
WaIcott has declined the appoint
ment OF ambassador to Italy.
Thirty-fvs we're killed in an explo>
sion at the French Glueck mine.
Postmaster's daughter under arrest
In Charleston for robbing the mails.
More marines are soon to bs sent to
the Philippines.
A big slump in the New York cotton
market
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
COLORADO TEMPLAR5.

Denver, Sept. 81 An the commands
Of the Knights Templar of Colorado ar
rived this morning in full regalia to at
tend the annual conclave, 1t is the
twenty fifth anniversary of the organi-
cation and is being observed in appro-
pirate manner. There will be parade,
prize drills, etc, and grand ball. Open
houses are being kept by all the local
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
AT THE GRAND
"Mr. Young OF Utah was Well Pre-
sented

$3.50
a small but highly pleased house wit.
messed the second performance ot "Mr,
Young # UtahR last night. This com
edy isFepiete with ludicrous situations,
and the clever comedians of the Wood
ward Warren e. were equal to the oc-
easion' keeping the house in laughter
from trle rise to fall Of curtain.
Tomorrow night, BY special request,
that splendid team q snsoisIisss Gay
Woodward ana Lula Rumley viii, au-
ring one Of the entrlacts, amuse the
house with speeialfisa chas. Million
viii also be on hand,
This being the close II the eompanys
week engagement, and the awarding Of
the s5prlze taking place, the house
Y surelg be crowded.
"a y
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
Where Is MItcheIl2

New York, Sept, S1.-It is reported
that Mitchell, president Of the United
Mine Workers, is in New York now to
attend conference of the coal operas
tors, He IS not at Hazleton, and nos
body seems to know where he is.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
JUSTIN MCCARTHY RET1REs.

London, Sept al.--Justin Mccarthy,
the historian and novelist and member
Of parliament Of North Logord since
1892 and formerly chairman Of the
Irish parliamentary party, announces
his retirement from parliamentary
life on account Of i'll health.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
What Archbishop Ryan Says.

Philadelphis, Sept. 21.-ArChbishop
Ryan today confirmed the report that
President olyphant Teasdale had con-
sented to confer with him on the strike.
The archbishop Gays he now feels en-
couraged that matters win be amicA'
bly, adjusted. The time and place Of
the conference will be determined to
day.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
CONNECTICUT pRMocRA Ars

New Haven, Comp, Sept, ii The
Democratic State convention to nom
mate subordiiate candidate, con.
Vensd here today. Al the meeting Of
the Democratic State central commit
tee, On. August z2nd, It was decided to
present the nameof Judge Bronson,
of this city. The party. in this State
has endorsed the snti-imperialigt plat
form, but has strongly denounced the
free silver plank. The fight this fall
will be made State iesues alono and
egsinst lobby candidate.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22

Athens, Ga, Sept. 2l.-The opening
Of the university was the brightest in
its history. The chapel was filed to
overfowing, and the reception given
to Chancellor Hill was an ovation.
The registration yesterday at 4 O'clock
was 200, which Is coin excess Of this
day last year. The attendance on the
law class is 90, 80 more than ever at,
tended before.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
KRUGER GOES TO EUROPE.

London, Sept. 21.-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg ssys Kruger is coming
to Europe to appeal to the tribunal OF
international arbitration of the pro-
jected peace conferences.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
RIotlnn Naar eanton.

Paris, sapt. 2l-Ths French hsul
at Canton stelsgraphs under date Of
yesterday that disorders have broken
out % Can Tai, near Oantan.
Several ylllagse nave been destroy
ed, and Others ars beneged by boxers.
The missionaries succeeded in eaoap-
inc. The isst troops sent by the vice
foys proved pcwerleSs to subdpe the
disorde sud the foreign Oonsdls
have nj most urgent request for
che "a Of larger body ipf soi-
diers 16echapcellore Of the Ersnch
consulate and the French Runboat
Avalanohewill accompany the force.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
TEXAS HIS A
00IIDBI|RST
And Many Towns Are
| Threatened With De-
stPuGtiOl.
MANY DEATHS REPORTED
1t is Thought ThatA Number Of
villages Will be Completely
Wiped Out Some Bodies
Recovered.
MANY DEATHS REPORTED

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 21,-A terrible
oloudburst occurred today near Fort
Worth, the loss to life and property
ia reported as being very large 4
solid wall Of water estimated tohs 80
feet high Is said to Ds sweeping down
The Trinity river valley. playing hsyos
and creating dismay and terror
among the inhabitants ghQ are flss-
ing q ne higarands
y Is feared that che towns Of Mand
ley, Arlington, Gsand Prairie aud
Esgleford WILDE wiped Off the faca
Of the Garth BY this tremendous wall
Of wafer rushing onward. Scores of
small villages equally as defsnseless
against the food are deemed in immi-
nent peril
A number of bodies of persons
swept by the torrent have been recoY-
cred as they ioated by Fort Worth.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
Mobs In Shenandoah vsa

MahoneY City, Sept "a. Mob yio-
lence has transferred tie Shenandoah
Valley into gcere OF Wild disorder.
Several foreigners in squads OF thirty or
more were scattered on the outskirts Of
the town this morning Every man
caught going to work was intercepted
and beaten by the mobg.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22

Tong Ku, Sept. 81, Iii Hung Chang
arrived Tuesday at Taku anchorage,
where he was visited By Rear Admi-
raj Rsmey with Russian flag captain.
Earl E proceeded to Tong Ku today
aereceived no special honOrs, and at
trscted but little attention. Only Rus
sian end Japanese officers called upon
him, but later he had long confer
enoe with Admiral AlexifF on Rus
sian warship.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
II .
FIVE fRAMPs KILLEl

Lexington, Sept, 9i.-Fiye tramps
were killed and six badly injured in a
freight wreck at sadieYllle this after
uoon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
TICKET NOMINATED.
Connecticut Democrats in state Con-
vention.

HarttOld, Sept. 9l-The democrats ef
this state met here today aud nominated
Samuel ]. Bronson for governor and
Cyrus G. Breckwith for lieutenant GOV
-
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22

Berlin, Sept 2I,-seversl of the
pOwsrs have expressed concurrence in
GsrmanS.s China note, and the Ger
MAD forelgn aqioe is convinced that all
the powers WI 1do likewise.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
RogcHI1S Nyr EKfN.

Washington, September 2l. Minis er
Conger reports the arrival Of Commits
sIOner Rockhill at Pekin. He also
states that The rebellion in Marking i.
spreading.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis. Sept 2l.-The steamers
War Eagle and Carrie B., as well as a
block Of wharf boats, ars burning.
Eve psrsons are supposed to have
been q. One BODY ha, been re-
covered. A
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
Factories shuttina Down

Wllkesbarre, Sept. q. The West
End colllerY at Mocanaqda is working
half force this morning, ana slowly
but surely the strikers aFa rlosing 1t
down Since MoaasS rag been the
only colIiery ip the appar coal tield as
work and half dozaa organizations
have been exciting aH their efforts to
get The men out, Two wssheries at
.Pittston are still Sgfking, The strikers
AZ hpaerae are idI hashave driven the
men from working g. spaU for three days
IN succe8eions The sheriff still refuses
to anewerShe demands Of the men asfor
protecti6ng as Pc avsa conflict would
easae. The enpleges Of the New Jer-
asy Central rsflgosa 4! aro being laid ofI
and the wiIkesbafge shirt factory has
ahpt dogufor lack ~ coal. seysrar
factories viii not be 20 g. run Ionge
than week or twp. q ss they can re +.
pIonish their stoeE q
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-22
SEMINARY OPENS


Princeton, Sept. 81. The Princeton
Theological Seminary was formally
opened this evening, William Park
Armstrong, a graduate of the Princeton
University and the seminary, succeeds
Rev. Geo. T. Purves, who formerlY
held the chair Of Literature and exege-
cts. Robert W aNss.wn Theo,
logical Seminary saE elected to
the chair q osarsh SFy delivered
tlisinaugural address. jos Boyd, B.
D., Of the University Of NsW York, was
recently appointed to Elliot f. shep-
ard instructorship in the Old Testament
departmsnt.