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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
FEAR FOR THE SAFETY
OF THEIR DAUGHTER

DES MONIES. Iowa, July CIV. II.
Boom of Roos Hill Iowa, and his family
have given up hope for the safety of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Garrett. who are missionaries for
the Christian church in China. Both of
the young people graduated from Drake
University Il year ago. A letter from
tkem dated June IS is the last word re-
ceived. At that time they We're starting
frcm Kuling to SHANGHAI. The Boxers
We're melting the people to kill all for
eiEners, and the missionaries, numbering
about sixty Americans, We're badly fright
ened. All efforts to communicate with the
CARROTS have been fruitess.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
SCHEME TO HIDE
THE MASSACRE

LONDON, July a.-The Daily Mail pub
fishes this dispatch from its special cor
respondent:
SHANGHAI. July 26-The proposal
made by the Chinese Government TO the
American Consul, through Taotai sheng,
that hostilities against the Chinese should
cease upon condition that the foreign
Ministers were sent under escort TO Tien-
lsin' appears 10 be part OF decp-laid
plan 70 conceal the date OF the massacre
ana the duplicity OF officials who, being
IN possession Of the news, suppreased ia.
The story VIII be that The Minister all
leH Fekihg under a strong escort, but
we're SET upon by a mob OF Boxers W.
SHAH be told that, although The Chinese
soldiers fought brayely, they wero over,
come aud al We're marsacred
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07

I.uanuntsa hnd DIDO are ~ Wusuna The
ft tliuNins vafshirs aft here
uritaha Daphne. Ain.rV, ilard hhh
Wuudyoth
American tnHtIte,
Dutch Holland.
French Surprise.
Iapaurs, and AhnEi
II IN reported that 81 Huup Chang M
TOT d. 10 leave Tor Fuchau, from whlDh
roint he could easily 90 20 NanklnR or
pek nr overland shou the southern
Viccroya yield 10 nnti.for,ign influence
there viii be u severe struggle. The
Yarg.tHe Kiang is being strongly forii-
ned with the newest guns, manned by
German drilled artilorymcn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
ALLEGED WORD FROM
British MINISTER

CHEFOO, July 2G.--It is reported that a
letter has been received from the British
Minister in Peking, dated July 6. 1t said
that the foreigners could hold out no
longer than week. The bombardment
Of the legation was continuing. Forty
persons had been killed and about eighty
wounded.
In all probability this alleged message
from Sir Claude aacdonald is the same
as the one made public two days ago.
the date being wrongly put here as the
9th instead of the 4th. The previous ver-
sion sa d the foreigners could hold out
two weeks and that forty-four had been
killed and twice as many wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
Electric Light for Hunting.

a Portuguese inventor has patented
fnx and badger hunting, The fox and
the badger are animals that live IN
dens under ground and terriers and
other kinds ~ dogs are used "a dis
them nni ~ their burrows or 90 nght
and KIN them underground, The ln-
ganlOus Portuguese conceived the Idea
~ aitaching an electric lamp 60 the c0l-
lnr ~ The dog 80 as Ca iighF the way
ror him in his descent inta the hola,
and ~ making the lighi enlaIHd h0 40
i0 scare Tho animal and eRuse Il Ga rush
forth ~ 10 destruction a patent np0n
this s2hene has actually been granted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
NO FURTHER MESSAGE
FROM THE LEGATIONS
tc,n,inued from pase ~

rnrpcd q great commotion among the
Chinese. who burned the American
crurch to the ground. Hearing OF TINS
ruropeaoa harrloadcd Legation street.
The Chinese then tried to set FIRE 20 the
Eur opean quarter. but here they were
reruised, so they turned their attention
20 European houses in the Chinese quar-
ter and sacked and burned every one OF
them. 1t s Impossible to send any guards
of the Legation TO protect the houses
from the mob, because the guards are too
few TO do any good We are living IN
state OF war
'The second letter, dated June ~, says;
we are still without any news. luterna-
ticnal ard Russian troops are being be-
sieged. We have taken every possible pre-
caution to insure our safety. as We are
threatened with a sudden attack by tho
Chinese 4"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
HANKow RESIDENTS
IN STATE OF PANIC

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2G.-The Rus
sian agent at Hankow telegraphs under
date of July % as follows:
"Forelgners are in constant state of
panic, owing to the hostility of the ma
tives, who are affected by the events in
the northern provinces. The American
and British Consuls have recommended
their respective people to send their fam
lilies to Shanghai. Nevertheless, there are
no symptoms of serious disturbances inn
pending. The Vlceroy has taken all nee
essary measures to protect foreigners and
to reassure Chinese"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
THE OTHER is OUR
Window
Divided off into departments
containing
aluminium Ware,
Tin Ware,
Wire Goo DIS,
Wooden Ware,
Brushes

And numerous other useful household
articles. Everything is in sight. Any
person giving the correct number of
articles displayed in thir window will
receive one of our handsome dollar
Jaruinieres.
THIS WINDOW will remain intact
for one week ending August eth.
The correct number will he announc-
ed Wednesday morning. August Sth, at
a. M. when the goods will be taken
out and counted.
Persons can register their count at
our office. or send the same up to 6
p. m.. August 9TH. and can have the
privilege of witnessing the count. COM
mencing at a. M, Wednesday. Au-
gust Sth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07

A de Souza Canavarro, the Portuguese
Consul, was the recipient on Thursday
evening. at his residence. of a beautiful
silver toilet set engraved with his mono
gram, with the date. "May 4, 1900" there
on. An address of presentation was made
by Major Camara, stating the gift was
a mark OF esteem In wu.ch the Consul
was he'd by the people under his charge
ard for his services during the many
years he has acted for the mother coun-
try. The Consul fittingly responded to
the presentation and thanked the donors
Music was furnished during the evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
Woman il Hawaii.

Hawaii gives woman equal place
says the Friend for August. An instance
of this is the appointment of Mrs
Frasher to be principal of the great
Kaiulani public school in Palama dis
trict. at the salary of sl.SOO. Miss
Snow also was appointed vice-princi-
pal at the salary OF $1,000. Mrs. Frash-
er has been teaching in the Honolulu
public schools for long period. and
has thoroughly earned her promotion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
RIorING is SPREADING.

LONDON, July ga dispatch from
sources. dated Shanghai July
26. says; "Rioting has broken out at Al
yuenfu. the capital of the province OF
Sfansi. There are no details Rioting
has also occurred at Huailoh, south OF
Chill. All the missions have been de-
stroyed. Our friends safely escaped to
the country, but are still In danger"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
COLONEL ROBES ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.-col Charles
J. Robe, formerly lieutenant OF the Sew
entoenth Infantry who succeeded 90 the
command OF the Ninth Infantry on the
death OF Colonel Lisoum while gallanty
l'adlnH his forces at Tien-Tsin. has been
ordered 90 proceed az once 10 China for
lhr purpose OF assuming command OF his
WHlmrni Colonel Robe Is now az Manila
awaiting transportation to THku
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
MURDERED Az HAINAN.

KENoSHA. Wis. July GA message
was received here today that number
OF members OF the Presbyterian Board OF
Missions at Nodoa, on the Island of Hal
nan, has been murdered by Boxers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
fUUGToNs WANTEp.

NAaiilhGfnR, July a-Goneral stern
hsiH Bays HAT i1l add liun8l medical onir
tefs age wanted Us thr surgeon uenrral
lpl ahN lQ aht Philippines ANA nhlna, 10
says ihal nHF graduates uf frpuiahlr
WfNl'Hl colleges Nhh come fsperirnrp
aha uuanl " f'Hra 4f agh viii ir accept,
"a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE saw
ED HER LITTLE DAUGHTERS s


i am the mother OF eight children,
and have had great deal OF experience
with medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the dysentery In its worst
form, We thought she would die.
tried everything | could think OF. but
nothing seemed TO do her any good.
| saw by an advertisement I'm our paper
that chamberlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recon-
mended, and sent and "ot bottle at
once, IL proved 10 be one OF the very
best medicines we ever had In the
house, IL saved my little daughter :
life, l am anxious for every mother
60 know what an excellent medicine u
N, Had ! known u az first u would
have saved me Rreat deal ~ anxiety
ana my litllr daurhter much suffering,
yours iruly Mrs Geo. ~ hurdiek lib-
priy w. ! For sale hY an druggists and
dealers Benson, Smith 4 Co. Ltd
agents f0r d. I,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
lAilIs tl(tD A1lFE.

CAUTION. = Purchasers of Ciarke's
Clarke's Blood hxture should see that
they gel the genuine article Worthless
limitations and Substitutes are sometimes
palmed on by unprincipled vendors The
words. "Lincoln and Midland Counties
Drug Company. Lincoln. England are
engraved on the Government stamp, and
'Clnrke's World Famed Blood Mixture"
NOME APE GENIfINE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07

The strike of the Japanese laborers
at Lihue ended quite peaceab'y. Mana
ger Webber followed out his an of in
viting the laborers to go to work or else
leave the plantation. and they weaken
ed and nearly all went back to work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
wARsHIPs GUARDING THE
PORT or SHANGHAI

alfANQliAL Jply "a Aimlra seymour
has afrlYea here and has besn la consul,
iailen With the British Consul sgaIdlng
ll,e situation u N reported lhat lhe Bril-
40 haillfzbip tshlullQa Haa fha eluisffs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
10 THIRD READING.

LONDON, July 26.-In the House OF
Lords today the bin prohibiting the ex-
ptriauon Of arms and munitions OF war
passed its third reading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
The EVA Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd
The Kohaia Sugar Co.
The Walmea sugar Mil Co.
The kOlOa Agricultural Co,
The Fulton iron Works, 81. Louis,
Mo
The Standard OH Co.
The George " Blake steam Pumps'
Wesion's eentrifugals,
The New England Mutual Life lnT
suTanee 90. ei Boston,
The Aelna Fire Insurance Co @
Hartford, Cana,
fhe Allanes Assurance 90, Of Loe.
ass, ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON.
DERrUL CURES

Clarke's Blood Mixture Is sold In bottles,
% sd each. and In cases containing six
times the quantity, lls-sufiirent tu effect
Of long-standing cases-By ALL CHEM
lST and PATENT MEDICINE V"ND-
ORS throughout the world Propiietors.
TIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln. Eng
Ia nd. Trade mark-"Rl .OOD MIXTIIREn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07

J Horn & 60 stlil have an esrullenf
aHhlflmvnl ~ new HiNln NilipNWHre, an
Won ns large display az handsome
house furnishings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-07
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Republic OF Hawaii
OFFICERS AND DIRECToRsi


A.NtiiAL '''''s''''''''s'',''' sfo"'VVo'oo
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
Chas. ~. Cooke ........,,.,., President
~ Z, Jones ',,,,,,,,,,,''Nlce-P President
q, III, Cooke ,,.,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,, Cashier
IT, g. AtheTton..,,,, Assistant Cashier
Directors Henry Waterhouse. Tom
May, T. w, haofarlane, u, ID, Tenney,
J, A, Mccandl
sollris tie Accounts Of Firms, Cor
p0ralinuH, H'. Ists individuals, ana Will
promptly Hnd carefully attend Ia all
business rnnnfeted with hanklng en-
trusted "a n Sell and Purchasr For
eign Exchange, Issue Letters " Credit
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits Tseeiysd
Rnd Interest allowed 10 accordance Win
rules ana conditions printed IA paHs
hnnka 0nles NJ whleh may be had Oh
Application
Judd Halldlns, Forl Street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
ASTORIA REGATTA RESULTS.
Despite Continued showers the Pro-
grnmme Was Carried Out.

ASTORIA. Or, Aug. 24--The morning
events at the regatta were as follows:
Single she'll coast championship race. for
gold nedal--A- W, Pape, Dolphin Rowing
Club. San Francisco. first; time. II so n
G sternberg. Ariel Rowing Club, second
time, 1906
Junior outrigger skin race. for gold
medal-Ffrst heat. George Lewis Ala
media Boat Club. San Francisco won. Sec
ond heat. Ed kragness. Dolphins won
Senior outrigger skin race. for gold
medal--Ffrst heat c. G. Ayers. Alameda
won. Second heat, Hammersmith. Dol
phins. won.
Double pleasure boat race-First heat
George Lewis and Fred Ayers, Alamedas
won.
Despite the continued showers the pro-
grainme was carried out in the after
noon. as arranged.
The fishermens boat race brought out
fifteen boats 1t was a sailing race, with
anchor start. Number 2 belonging to
Herman Nenttu, won: No II. second No
l. third Time. I hour 10 minutes Sec
onds.
Other events were:
The Whitehall sailing race, with three
starters--C1eo. won: time. ! hour 20 min
utes 46 seconds Gasoline iaunches-The
Hester. Ethel. Elf and G. w. Aller start
ed. but no decision has yet been given.
Sloops. free for all-~Muriel, won: Lark.
second: Gismonda, third; time, ! hour
70 minutes - seconds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
REFEREE CALLS It A FAKE.
HACKETT-JOHNsTO RACE DE-
CLARED TO HAVE BEEN FINED.
Sworn Testimony Taken by Referee
Russell, Including Hackett's An
davft-Johnston Has Not Been
Seen Since the Night of the Race.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer.
VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 2i.-The
championship rowing race between X. n.
Johnston, of Vancouver. and John l..
Hackett, Of Seattle was today declared
by Referee ]. Al Russell to be fake
The race was rowed last Saturday for
$1,000 a side, and in Vancouver nearly
$4,000 changed hands over the event.
Hackett the favorite az 100 TO 80. two
days before the race. lost He allowed
Johnston to win. according to his own
confession here today. in pursuance of
an agreement made between Johnston,
two Vancouver saloon men and himself.
The saloon men, Hackett says. furnished
the money for the carrying out of the
scheme.
Sworn evidence was taken this after
noon. at n long session of the race OIL
Gals, Referee Russell presiding Hackctt
made a sensational affidavit. an outline
of which is given below, every detail Of
which was denied by the saloon men, who
aliege that IL was game to rope them
In for the monetary part of the liability.
Johnston has apparently left the city.
He was not at the Investigation, and has
not been seen since the night of the race.
The referee decided to declare 1T fake
race, but reserved his decision as to the
payment of bets. Hackett offered two
days ago, TO produce the letters sent by
went to Seattle for them, and, while he
was EN- route, a telegram was sent from
here to his wife TO destroy all letters re-
iating to the race. The telegram was
signed John" and the wife destroyed
the letters. The Telegram was bogus
and the sender will. II discovered. be
prosecuted
Hacketts affidavit sets forth that. in
March last, he wrote TO Johnston asking
him II he would row him for purse.
Johnston's reply was IA suggestion that
Hackett come to Vancouver and row a
race for an alleged stake and allow John
ston to beat him. Several letters were
written by Johnston, subsequently. re-
garding the same proposed fake race.
Johnston stating that a saloon-k keeper
would provide the stake money and that
all money won by the latter, by betting
on Johnston to win, would be divided
equally between the three. Hackett, ii
Is stated agreed to Johnston's proposal.
and. on arriving at Vancouver. was given
$50 to bet on himself in public places. as
lie says there was also sent to him
I,OJ0 to hand back to the saloon men
publicly. as Hacketts stake money AZ
ter the race 500. 1t Is alleged was hand
ed to Hackett as his share OF the money
won by bets on Johnston. barkeeper
figured In the transaction. so Hackett
says, as go-between. meeting Hackett
In Seattle and arranging the details Of
the scheme with Hackett In March last
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

VINO Is en- route home from Nome, Is in
me city spending a few days with old
liine friends In speaking of the F1tz-
simmons-S harkey fight. last night. and
MS estimate Of the two men, no said:
ne result OF tonight's fight convinces
me that the San Francisco affair pre-
sized over by Wyatt carp was a rank
steal always did believe so, and all
though Sharkey is the product of my
town. have always maintained he was
not match for the clever Fftz.
f1tz has got lots of wind in him yet
and II he takes care of himself will give
a hard run to whole lot OF those fellows
who have given him a snuh. No. / do not
think Fltzsimmons and JefYries will ever
meet again in the ring Fftz in my opin-
lon. Is the next best man to big Jim
Jeffries, but is no match for him. From
now on Sharkey will be known as a has
been and 1t is not probable he will be
considered In any more big battles"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
MONUMENT is UNVEILED
Reminder of the Heroixm of the
American and British Fighters
Who Fell i'm samoa

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24-The steam
er Mariposa arrived here today from Aus
tralasian ports via Apia. samoa, and Hon.
oiulu, bringing the following adviees:
''APIA, Aug. ton Sunday, July e. WITH
impressive ceremonies. the monument to
the British and American officers and
men who were Killed in fight with ma
tives in April 1899, was unveiled at Null
nuu by the imperial government in the
presence OF large gathering OF people.
The monument is in honor of Lieut. I.ans-
dale, II 5. N; Lieut.. Angel Hope Free
man, OF the British navy. and ten men,
five OF each navy, who were stain by ma
tfves during the uprising.
"Fhe monument is of granite. IT bears
the British and American flags entwined.
cut in bronze, and a navy anchor. also
Of bronze. On the front IS an inscription
bearing the names Of the men in memory
of whom II was erected and the words:
KILLED In action. April. 1899 In addition
70 the names Of Lieuts Lansdale and
Freeman. those on the monument are:
Ensign ]. r. Monaghan. n r. Edsali,
James Butler. John +. Nudge and Thomas
Holloway, Of the american navy: Alhert
berry. +. Rogers and f. Halioran. OF the
British navy. ON the back Of the monu-
mcnt Is an Inscription stating that II was
United states ship Philadelphia and H. NJ.
ships Tauranga- Royalist. Torch and por-
yelling was led by British and American
marines. marching with reversed arms.
Firing parties from H. NJ. $. Pylades and
u. s. =. Aberanda fired three voleys over
the graves of their dead comrades
Native revolt against German rule Is
threatened as result of what the Samo-
ans consider the undue harshness of the
Germans. There have been seventy-seven
natives put in jail and set to work on
the roads for trivial offenses. The ef-
forts of Mataafa to reconcile the Samoans
10 the new form of government have fall
ed so far.
There has been big exodus Of natives
from the island of Samoa, most of them
going TO Fill. So far no trouble has de-
veloped AT the American or British Sa-
moan settlements
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25

Comparatively Little Seattle Money
wagered on Fight.

Comparatively little money changed
hands In Seattle on the result of the
Sharkey Fftzsimmons fight, considering
the prominence OF the fighters and the
ardent friends which each man seemingly
possessed. A notable feature of the
betting, however, was that. though the
Sharkey adherents were numerically as
strong as the admirers OF his opponents,
not one bet insofar as 1t was possible to
ascertain. was placed at even money. the
formers hackers invariably demanding
odds which ranged from six to nine, to six
to ten.
Not even the most ardent believers in
the skill Of the lanky Cornishmen were
prepared for the announcement which
came In the second round. all uniting In
saying that Sharkey's weli-known power
10 withstand punishment convinced them
that he would stay for at least Ave
rounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-25
Grand Ctrcui, Races.

BOSTON. Aug A-The Graad Circuit meet Al
Rrs3yile closed today with the notable feature ~
Anaronaa a geiding owned b. The East View stock
farm al East View. y. Y. pacing mile in 0e.
thereby winning the "a riNss and defeating nv q
vrrv narrow margin Frank Bnxssh and SeAFchiight
The figure breaks the Readvie track record made Va
a race In which Anaconda a fAsoTffs. but the
renpls hSrked rsauk n0sRsh aud S4srchlight heaF-
is n their past records showed they fast to
an unknown drsree
The u,her great race the o. trot. IN which
Arisa eaned hg H. Malcoln Ferries. was hyaa.ht
cot N retirement after az years and sent uu
against rharisv Herr. the game winner q Tho Mas
sachusstts stake last year and GraftNn nov the
gvcat horse fyam Macon Ga Arirn sfeasig IN
The srzt heat hut fsl dcpr hsdly ~ fhe second
sna sAs then withdrswn isavin1 GrastAn Roy and
CHARLEY aerf 10 eght Ont ROYAL hattie, in whieh
TIE fsexiuxtan horse SUMMARY
sNs class racing TO Va threc. rsrss 81 500 Ana
sou,ls wen n twn straight heats Time - cuas,srs:
Fisss hrat sli SCI, ~ zess
Second heat NJ oi. ni aess
Frank HaSssh. seArchisht and Chshaiis also start
"a
IA class, tratssus, parse s. ss-yoss ne. Won che
,Ar-e straight heats IN $50 ei3 7:D rref wsns
wliss wpn the srst heat IN ffA Onward silver
won he secona heat Ia fu3 ~ Ieke nefaaS
wilkes. Flfriia nor 7. ant Temper also started
ga riass pssias. curse q 90 st4cher wBsen con
tArne straight heen in e,n 80 fi1 Fred wAna
wtlhn n Mnntf. princr A. FAITH Marie siAney
ard n1ssft " also started
- trr4 rnyss g. ne Charsy Herr urn sNs So
end and shisi heats IN o. faa GFatiAn RcF WA
sh- hrss heAs in 81 kinEmczA. iord yins4Et ara
Aton Also startea