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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-24
ORIENTAL NEWS.
Hussia's Intriguss in Corea a-Amer-
leans at Yokohama.

1ohOHAMA, April 25-Russia is
adopting her usual course in combining
theological with political schemes in the
management of her interests in Korea A
temporary church has been established
on the premises of the legation in SeouJ
anu recently great banquet was held to
cC ChInemorate the inception of the under
tdhlhS, the three newly arrived mission
aries being presented to the Emneror
Large numbers of so-called converts are
SaIu 10 nave already been made
In Masampo ii would seem that the
Japanese have again checkmated the ter
rltorlal designs of Russia by quietly buv
ing up a lew lots here and there in a To-
CCanty upon which it was learned the
Cars agents had cast their eves Tha
Mayor of the town was, it is said some
what roughly used when he refused TO
ignore the prior claims of the Japanese
erty to the Russians
Russian officer of one of the cruisers
has expressed his belief that under his
country's influence Korea will become so
.ll uC lninaht .a before the close of the present
year that the Japanese will have to give
up the struggle and accustom themselves
as pest they can to the establishment of
russian protectorate over the peninsu-
Ia That however, would be impossible
without the clash of arms
The arrivals of Admirals Kempff and
Kenny of the American navy on the 1St n
instant was made the occasion of great
OF the same day the transfer of the
flags was accompanied by salute which
gave the bay the appearance of great
naval engagement. The fleet now pre-
sents most imposing show of force II
having been increased yesterday by the
arrival of the Newark. In addition to
the three American Admirals now in port.
England, Russia and France are also
represented by naval officers of the same
high rank. While political significance is
not attached to this fact, it is an event
OF much social Importance and the season
is one of gay festivities 1t is reported
that many of the large fleets of foreign
Warships are intending TO sail for the
south in "A few days to witness the great
naval review of the Japanese fleet by the
Emperor. No press correspondents win
be allowed except those who We're on duty
during the China and Japan war
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Iodge's Remarkable Speech.

WASHINGTON. May 1i.-During to-
days discussion OF the armor-plate section
Of the Naval Appropriation bill a q notable Notable
cIusetts upon the necessity OF building
up the United states Navy without delay.
The speech was delivered with the Nlgor
and earnestness characteristic OF MT
Lodges discussion of public questions,
and attracted much attention.
When the senate proceeded to the con-
sideratiOn of the Naval Appropriation Dlll
the pending question was the amendment
of MIR Tflman OF South Carolina, proVid-
ing for n straight price OF 800 per Ton TOT
an NOR and for an armor-piate IacootS y, 70
be built by the Government AZ Cost NOT
Mr. lodge OF Massachusetts, speaking
I'm opposition to the amendment said that
FOR the mast three years the Senators
from south Carolina and New Hampshire
f'rUiman and Chandler) had been endeaV-
oriug to get armor at a low price ,,, ~
net result OF their work had oetn W P, Pus
!, etop 10 the construction OF navy. Inc
amendment OF Mr.. Tillman, ne salu
would absolutely stop the buiIdlns OF
ships He had no preJudlce asaiIlst a
Government armor plant .,fS lnufS 1dt have
been better in the beginning OF the con-
struction of our navy to erect an aiiiioi
plate plant. III shtns until
tbe armor plant could be erected would
he thought, be a fatal mistake ne 1oh
tlnued: ,i,s
"My reasons for desiring more ships;:
ard desiring them quickly, Is my beliet
that the safety of the United States de De
pends upon the strength of our navy iy s.C,r, ou,
atlantic coast is studded Win ci,res p IT,
he C;uIf 10 Northern Maine. For the
defense OF this great coast line ana these Sc
cities we have no adequate Meet. W. We al - :
about to enter upon the cons. LII he
an isthmian canal Whether u VIII ~,
better to fortify the canal or not rs yet
an open question. But to control that nav ca "a
nal. to defend Il. 10 hold II open TOT VHa ,,a
s,u,rnarce and for the commerce OF the
,,.,'rtd c,,cr though A. be against an enc
uy's fleet we must be the naVal tlas. t.. =
~ tbe Carriboon sea. We must have
f1r more powerful feet than we nave hiarv.'es,'gs ~
day. The safety Of the Cahal Va P.,r,ai
,,,,,, ottr Ocst All admit that the canaI
ought 40 be built and the time Is near
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FRIARS SELLING PROPERTY.
Large Blocks of Philippine Land Is
Ira asferred to B1itons.

BOSTON, May IA visitor to the \
ti-Imperialistic Leagues headquarters
day made a statement that the Dumir
can order of friars in the Philippines h.
sold it's immense estates to an EngV
syndicate. and in proof OF his story
hibited a copy of the Manila Freefh
which has just been received, and md
published a statement that the thRom
last instalment of the money ddeen
the syndicate to the friars had j. not
paid. The name of the man bperty
made public. but he says thyof rich |
thus transferred consists larry of Ma
agricultural lands in the vicfe on ac-
Mia, near enough to be va
count of their location
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Aimed at Trusts.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The trust
questlon led to an animated discussion in
the House Committee on Judiciary to-
uay' constitutional amendment finally
pelng adopted by party vote giving Con,
steSs power to define, regulate, control.
combinations, whether in the form Of VI "a
corporation or otherwise This amend
Int lnent and bill restricting trusts We're
% %liaIneu some time ago by special sub
committee on trusts
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CLARK PLAYS A TRICK.
he Resigns From the Senate and is
Rsappolnted.

WASHINGTON, May I4-Senator Clark
of Montana accomplished a remarkable
coup today. Just as the Senate was pre-
pared to take up for final action the re-
port of the committee recommending that
his seat be declared vacant, the Montana
Senator took the floor and announced his
resignation. His action won him the
warm congratulations of his colleagues
VINO were greatly impressed by his frank
course
Tonight Lieutenant Governor Sprigg.
VINO is acting Governor of Montana
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CHANCE FOR
THE CANAL
Bill Favorab|y Reported
70 Senate.
MORGAN HARD At WORK
If the Bill Goes Over 1t Will Be Due
to the Early Adjourn
ment.

NASHlNGTON, May H.-Conjecture is
rlie tonight as TO the probable fate of
the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill in the
Senate, to which it was favorably re-
ported today without amendment. by the
committee on lnteroceanic Canals. If
II were not for the general desire for
the adjournment of Congress early in
June. there could be little Doubt that tho
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WASHINGTON. May III am by no
means convinced that some European
Power perhaps one OF those whose nav,.
Is just now receiving such a rapid in
crease, may not test the Monroe doctrine
ana that We may find ourselves called up
ou to protect Brazil or some other south
IN erican state from invasion"
This statement was made I'm th. armor-
plate debate In the Senate today by Sen
ator Lodge Of Massachusetts. Following
so quickly the recent speech OF Secretary
Root at The Waldorf-Astoria dinner I'm
New York. this second public declara ton
from "a high official that The United states
might have toshEht fdr the maintenance
OF the Monroe doctrine has created much
talk
The sentiment OF the Senator from Mas
saChusetts. a member of the Foreign Re
latiOns Committee and close to the Presi-
dent. with whom he had Just conferred is
tonight the subject Of discussion in dip
lomatic ana official circles Extracts
from his remarks. which are looked upon
~ belligcrent and uttering distinct note
OF warning TO Germany, were promptly
cahled abroad.
Mr.. Lodges remarks took the Senate as
much by surprise as ~ will Germany
when his speech Is printed in that coun-
try. There is believed to be no doubt
u
Lodge took the Opportune moment. when
the naval bill was under consideration
to lay before the country fact that the
Administration wished TO reach the coun-
try In an official way through legislative
channels. Either that. or Mr.. Lodge tried
20 scare the Senate into paying the ar
mor-trust price for its product.
Mr.. Lodge automatically dsclaimed any
intention OF speaking for the Administra-
tiou, but II was learned from Senators
with whom he talked that his speech was
a, deliberately planned and intended as "A
note OF warning 90 Germany that her
conduct. particularly In Brazil, Is being
closely watched in this country.
The State Department, while officially
protesting that there IL no possibility of
trouble. places little faith in the official
denial that there IL no attempt being
made 10 colonize Brazil. with the end of
Ultimately securing the territory as a
German colony or setting mp an tndepend-
ont government under the protection Of
tho German Government.
Discussing privately this phase Of the
cusc with some Senators, MIR. Lodge
pointed out the fact that only "A short
lime ago-within the last two years-ths
Germans in that part of Brazil raised the
German flag and started an International
tuugle that was unraveled only through
uJtoit diplomacy. The State Department.
ID H. understood. would not be surprised
If this flag raising incident was repeated
AT some OppOrtune time In the future. IL
wne also said at the Capitol today that
American diplomatic and consular officers
lu Hrazit are under Instructions To watch
the situation closely and keep tn" De
partmcnt advised.
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plant and Elkins of West Virginia and
Allison opposed IL.
IL was agreed that debate on the armor-
plate matter should cease at O'Clock to-
morrow and that all amendments to the
Committees proposition should then be
voted upon.
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dundee in British Hands

y t..co;..I3o L4;NDoN, May 15.-The War Office has
Cand the following dispatch from
DJNDEE, May Is, D. m.-we have
,,I occupied Dundee. About 800 of the ann-
they s EEL, aptrai Yesterday for Glencoe, where
Yesterday by Dejager's Drift ana ieit 'hI
Dbailhnauser tba1, I road. Their Kaffirs said
go, were gong to Laings Mex AImost
-, eseiy mousse in Dundee is completely joo3
Tho III, me navigation colliery is ali ripbt
= = l,. ne machinery of the Dundee coIlier1 10
~ a. s.royed' The houses of the town ara
dIHidsed, Iii5s, put are structurally intact
0uHsins from dispatches from General
d,,i1eI fa,i punished by the War Office tol
tIaS IaS the british advance in Natal is liz
P f5S more than an arduous march Tha
near 70 mo h We're active at first, later an
% retreat which is now markindr ii.iss .iss
Of the Federals in the me rlle
9bays. sbaut - apparently the burghers are
40 80 10 eVacuate Natal and concen+rat are
-or the defense of Laings Mex rttisrate nortbI,le3
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ALL EYES ON
MAT FEK|NG
Beers Claim to Have
Got 1t.
HEAVY FIGHTING THERE
Dundee Reoccupied-- Roberts North
ofKroonstadt and Beers Retir-
ing to the VaaI.

LONDON. May ia dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Lourenzo Marquee, dat
ed Tuesday, says:
There is no doubt that there was des-
perate lighting at Mafeking Saturday but
it is believed to have gone in favor of the
garrison All that can be ascertained of
a reliable character follows: The Beers
using artillery, attacked the town Sat
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GIe 1Ie ID absence G of Governor Smith appointed
resignation: In taking this action Snrios,
- - Sala 10 nave gone in direct oppositio5
70 70 governor Smiths desires. The action
the Senate will take is uncertain 'oi'
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CH )LERNS HARVEST OF DEATH Iy VtA.

in
BILE
a andc
n The
in
Ices, flFle9 hat Amey
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n AGAIN ACTIVE.
Us. Has a Very Mar

|s., No1rt vesuyius ls
|... eruption and specta-
70 approach within a
! |or .'.r M1ttcucci. pro-
d.....i iho University Of
.,...E himself 10 "A
1 r.a.. bad u narrow
..t. % special permit
sr.. '"I was bruised
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.'F IT, Serious
... ..a Asban,Is are
| .0 British yoke:
( no. cl operation
'.pt hey are
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Think Mafeking Stars Pat.

LONDON, May 16, 4:3O a. Food viii
last until about June 10tg Is the latest
British commander at Sfekine, sent to
Lord Roberts under daI Io1 May 9TH. Five
days later the Beers b1ahpted hIa pied to storm
ceeded althoneh n d2ng is known of the
attack or of it's rsliioess' except through
The The Rritisb p. IF column is due there
now. Ten days,Eo General snyman was
having difficU IL. IN keeping the burghers
British anJ%hen the last Associate
Press dispssmd pa left lIi5,d 4dafeking on May III.
dae. dne Boershe horse guards and Pre- bpfevlons
tuTed stIi OF Colonel Baden Power
MAY May Post from Mafekinp mpoe TO ~
of .th, this message: '.Th:s nor -
RI. oers attacked us. Result a n.
To an aching void here. iass he
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MAY FIGHT
GERMANY
Lodge Sounds Another
Warning.
FOLLOWS LEAD OF ROOT
'ne Monroe Doctrine May Bring on
War Between the Kaiser
and Uncle Sam.

NO Intelligent man can read the
signs OF the times today and NOT ,
realize that the hour is conot,a'
ana coming before many years
When we American people will no
forced either To abandon the Mon
roe doctrine or else fight for II
tgence in legislation Is dispIavsd IN
the tuture than has prevailed i'm
the past, that time is likely To ar ,
rive and ind w I'm state of IN
preparedness. From speech by
secretary of War Root AT Net,
! York on April 18th. Ii was s,Ib.
sequently stated that the speech /,
was leNeled at Germany, and this 4
assertion has never been denied I
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I pERRY Removed TO Rms.
s,s Bldf Fort ST.
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',,rNsUN (W. g. Achi and
s1s5ri o. once No. 10 West
TEL SA
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HAAAAAAA~AsAAasssA&A&&AASA

oaa0SSSA - ~S~ ~0&a&&&&SaA0dA q - -
urday. Very soon the Kafir location
was in flames, some say as the result of
shell fire, others as the result of treach-
cry. Fighting at close quarters became
general and in the midst of the confusion
the Beers gained possession of the Kaf-
fir location, from which point of vantage
they brought guns to bear on the town
az close range.
BY an adroit move the garrison DESPITE
its attenuated numbers, succeeded in ac-
tually surrounding the party of Beers
who had captured the Kaffir location Sc
we're lighting followed, but, according to
the latest reports, the Beers still hold
the location in which they are probably
surrounded.
The truth is. | believe, that the Pretoria
authorities, Knowing of the progress of
the relief column, gave orders to Cen
eral Snyman to storm the place, AS soon
as the location was in flames Boer bull
ieuns OF victory We're flying about eV-
eryWhere to encourage weak-kneed burg
hers.
Beers who came down here yesterday
frcm Pretoria produced for the edifica-
tion of incredulous Britishers two tele-
grams by ofhcials, one of which was sign
ed by Snyman and said:
Il was lucky enough to capture Baden
Powell with 900 this morning.
There is no doubt about the heavy
lighting. telegram from the Portu-
gUeSe Consul to the Governor General
here confirms this. and there is little
doubt of the occupation of the kaffir
stadt But similar kilograms We're pub
lished at Pretoria about Ladysmth api
quite recently about Wepener, Just befsre
Colonel Dalgety was relieved.
LONDON, May 15.-The War Office has
received the following from Lord Rob
erts, dated kroonstad, May Is, p. M:
Ma. BadentPowen =, reports. under &te o. of
creasing; the garrison Is cheefui and
the food will last until about .nne 10Th
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ttcKEY King and Bethel sts.
4 .. box Rt
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|rFsslONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

uupD a. l.. g. Atkinson
Judd, JrJ-Ohice over
n cas- bank. cor. Merchant
imanu sta
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
prnI,erfY Transfers.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Richmond: Alfred L. Brown and wife
to Patrick IA. Jackson, IS feet on West
side Fulton Street, between Louisiana and
Virginia Streets. S175
Leonard c CRUMBS executrix and 6evi-
sees to Rosa L. Gipperich. 81 IL feet on
Twenty-Fourth Street. northeast corner
n. S2.42o.
John II. Dickerson and wife to John W.
Hughes. 10 feet on north side Franklin
Street. between Nineteenth and Twentieth.
1878.
Josephine Gasser's heirs TO Fannie G.
Eek, interest in so feet on west SIDE Sixth
Street. north OF Baker $500.
Annie T. Hannsan's trustees to John NJ
Donahoe. 80 IL feet on north side Leigh
Street. IS feet east of Sixth. SS,i5
Morgan T. Jones to Mamie NJ, wife of
r H Ford. 40 IL feet or north side Bev-
erlv Street 90 1-3 feet west of Beech. Sl.S30
w. NJ and W NJ. Justis. Jr, and their
Street. northwest corner St. John. S546.
Thomas n. Norwood and wife to S. T.
Beveridge % IS feet on west side Eigh-
tenth Street, 149 7-12 feet south of Grace.
$500
Ne'son Williams. Jr.s trustee 70 Henry
F. Grmmell, is feet on Marshall Street.
northeast corner Thirteenth, $1,000.
Henrco: Commonwealth OF Virginia TO
Thomas Brown. l acre.
". W. Undertakes executor to F. e.
and Amelia Fischer, % l-3 feet on east side
Meadow Bridge Road, Sc % feet from Val
ley Road. and 70 IL feet on east side Mead
ow Bridge Road, 81 IL feet north Of Valley
Road, 81, 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
MACPHERSON INDICTED.
Sent on TO the Grand jury for the
Murder. of Willis l.. Robinson

The case of Stephen Watcherson, charg-
ed with the murder OF Wills /. Robinson,
was sent ON TO the grand jury from, the
Police Court yesterday morning.
The witnesses We're Rohnsons daughter
his niece, (who is Watchersnu's wife) DR..
Williams. who attended Robinson, and Cor
aner Taylor
The evidence all went 10 show that dur
ing the early morning Of June oath Rob-
inson vas drunk. and that under great
provocation Watcherson struck Robinson
several blows beside the head with his open
hand.
Dr. Williams testified that the bruises on
Robinsoa's head would not be ser.cus for
a man in normal condition, and he constd
cred them not at al, serious when first
called in.
DR. TAYLOR said the man died from the
result of The blow, bur that his 6isstpaJed
habits made a very slight blow serious
TIC his system, and that While i, would
not have affected a man in good health il
produced congestion Of the brain in Rob
inscn's case and caused his death.
He gave il as his opinion that the blow
was delivered with the open hand. as
the skin was not broken or even roughened.
Mr. Watcherson is a German and speaks
own behalf in frank and simple man
ner.
He was married only a few weeks ago
to Robinso1l's niece and ali lived in the
house together
Tho case viii come up before the grand
Jury September Goth.
Mr.. H c. Glenn. counsel for Watcher
sen. made a motion for bail, which was re-
fused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
MISSION BOARD
GETS NO NEWS
MANY Inquiries as TO the Situation in
China.
THE mETH0DlsTS ARE SAFE.
Missionary from Korea VIII visit
Virginia The Preaching at
West-End Church-Rc-
li.ious News.
THE mETHoDlsTs ARE SAFE

Nothing definite has yet been heard at
the offices OF the Foreign Mission Board
from their missionaries in China. lnqui-
res are pouring in daily from relatives
requesting informa ton concerning their
condition, but except a few general IDEAS,
nothing can be told them.
The Board OF Foreign Missions OF the
Presbyterian Church. North, has at Pekih
twelve missionaries, and ten at Pao ing
Flu Many Of the missionaries in the pro-
vince OF Shan Tung hive made their way
to Che Foo on the coast. The MISSION
aries of the Southern Church, while noth-
ing has been heard from them, are De
lieved TO be in safety They are not I'M
mediately in the disturbed region ana
have orders TO make their way TO ShahS-
hal AS a result of the trouble In emma
Dr. S H. Chester, secretary OF fofeish
Missions will not be able to visit the
missions in Brazil this year.
1t was hoped that he would go to Rio
this summer and be present at the trien-
NAL meeting Of the Synod of Brazil ana
visit the mission station of the Church.
Southern Methodiats have nothing to
fear for their missionaries. They are III
constant communication with them and
everything is reported safe so far The
Methodist university and property are IN
Shanghai and so are the missionaries, and
until the Boxers penetrate to this po nj.
which is Altogether unlikely. nothing IS
feared The Methodist missionaries from
the Northern Church, however. are risht
in the midst of the trouble and nave sui
tered greatly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
01 G. & .. al.
W I Sunday Outings W l
To Old Point, Newport News,
Ocean View and Norfolk.
ST Round T rio

Two fast trains with Parlor cars leave
Richmond every Sunday. The first train
leaves Richmond at $50 A ". and will
make no stops between Richmond and
Old Point.
The second train leaves at 900 A. NJ.
and stops only at williamsburg Newport
News. Hampton and Old Point.
Returning, FIST train leaves Norfolk
Ocean View Station at 6 P NJ; Ocean
View $50 2. NJ; Buckroe Beach 700 P.
NJ. and Old Point 1:30 P. n, arriving
Richmond $50 p NJ
The second train leaves Norfolk &C. &
o. Wharf at 40 P. NJ; Old Point 500
P NJ, and Newport News $50 P. NJ, ar
irving Richmond 1915 P. NJ
This is the only route running two out
ing trains.
Passengers taking the 500 A NJ train
can take c. & .. steamer at Newport
News for Norfolk, or take Ocean View
steamer at Old Point. Norfolk tickets good
returning via C. & @. steamer or Ocean
View Railway.
Only one dollar for the round trip on
either the $50 or 900 a. NJ train.
We check your baggage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
A CALIFORNIAM'S
E,ncr:.n.n,s with Food

Successful ENn"r;,n"ntS With Food
A gentleman in Oak Park. California,
Henry Pocllman. took up the question of
food. To see if he could recover from an
old case Of dyspepsia. from Which nuN
vomlca, pepsin. and other remedies gave
him no relief.
He started in with Grare-Nuts break
fast food and his dyspepsia quickly 6is-
appeared. He also left off the use of
coffee and took Postum Food Coffee in
Its place ne writes that he has been put
right perfectly we'll and going to remain
80 by continuing the use OF the Grape
Nuts food ard Postum Coffee.
/, is worth any ons,s trial. who desi-es
70 ba we'll. to chsnge the diet, and parti-
cula-ly 10 leave off coffee, Grare-Nuis
food contains elements that rebuild the
grey matter in the nerve cen;ers and brain
and give one feeling OF reserve strength
and vigor- This food is perfectly cooked
at the factory, can be served instantly,
and is on sale at all tirss-iass groce1s.