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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-04
For Sale or Lease.

Residence of Mr.. H. German at Kali
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Property fronts 200 feet on Road and
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Large story dwelling house on the
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Nice Lawn. water throughout.
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An Unsurpassed Residence Site

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from Page Two)
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Queen street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Carlisle f.: Y rs II.
t

ATLANTA, GA. Nov S.-Hon. JOHN G.
C:arllsle has wired the Atlanta Journal. in
response to a request from that paper for
his views on the reorganization of tho
Democratic party. Mr.. Carlisle says:
In Ily- opinion the Democrats party
should at once organize on a Democratic
tcsis.
An immediate return to the conserva-
tive and patriotic position occupied by the
party before it was demoral;zed by Popul-
ism and Free Silver Republicans in 1896
Will invite AL true Democrats IN an active
opposition to the Objectionable policies of
the administrations; insure the success OF
orr northern friends in State and local
contests and prepare the way for 4 great
national victory in 1901.
THE Democratic votes cast for Mr.. Nc
INinley We're not endorsements of his
party or his administration but protests
against what was considered the danger
GUS purposes and tendencies of the oppos-
in: candidates.
(signed) ~. G. CARLISLE"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
REORGANIZATION.
THE WATCHWORD
Democratic Leaders Say That This
is the Course That Must
be Pursued.

from of prominent Democrats sat III
The lobby Of ,Murphy's Hoiel last night con-
solin, one another upon the results OF the
election.
clone Jim, Marshall, of Craig: Major r.
II Henry. of Tazewel: Colonel John w.
Richardson. Register of the Land Office:
Cap;ain r. T Mcleod, OF the State Audi
tors Office and Judge john 6. Dew, Sec
ond Auditor. Judge Marshall cheered
them up now and then with one OF ms
humorous Jokes. suggested by something
thai haupered in connection with the cleo
ton on TUESDAY. bu; between his witt
cisms they would drop into a more serious
mood and suggest some plan pE Nhlen
the party could eXtricate itself from the
,hroes of defeat Ii was agreed on All
sides that there would have to be reor-
sanizaton, and that party NneS "oulo
have 10 be reformed.
The Democrats of Richmond are over
whellningly in favor of a reorganiza ton OF
their party. Few are wiling 10 be quoted
bur they privately admit that free silver
must be dropped and that Mr. Bryan
be retired from the lead rship. IheE say
also that new m II must take the places
of James *. Jones, VIM. j. Stone ana
others who have directed the last two
campaigns.
Hon. James w Marshall. of Craig
county SAID he was one of Mr.. Bryan $
greatest admirers. but 1t was now appar-
ent that the people of the country dld not
opprove of some Of thA Nebraskahs pc
culiar principles. The party must ne
reorganized,' said Judge Marshall we
must stick to the Jeffersonian principles.
OF course changed cnnfNtiOnfs may
n cessitat. new issues, but don't think
i, viii l,e necessary 40 add much to the
doctrines laid down by the founder OF
Democracy We must look to New York,
New Jersey, Maryland and othef STATES
that usd to go Democratic. We cam
hope for nothing from the Western Sta'es
that are naturally Republican
There is no doubt that Judge Marshalis
views are those of 4 vast majority OF
Observation-Disclosures who supported
BRYAN. and Democrats who did not vote
for him.
The Constitutional Convention question.
which was held in allegiance during the
recent national campaign. has veiy natu-
rally come 10 the front again. and is be-
ing much discussed by The democratic
leaders.
Bor. Charles V Meredith and eX-At-
torney-General r. Garter Scott are among
those whose names are freely mentioned
on In. streets as members OF the conren-
ton
There will be two vacancies III the Nir-
cinia Senate as q result of the congress
Sional elections tasL 1 e'esusis - %
understood thar both Senator's Maynard
and Flood who We're elected TO Con-
gress from the Second and Tenth Districts.
Will hold their seats until after the extra
session OF the Legislature adjourns, as the
57th Congress does not convene until the
At, OF March, 1901.
It is sad that Mr.. George Lindsay. Of
Norfolk county. Will probably succeed
Senator Maynard. while there is hardly
q doubt that Hon. E. W. HuDard, member
OF the House Of Delegates from Bncking-
ham. will be chosen 10 Ill Senator Floods
-,o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
MISS ALDRIDGE BETTER.
Seized With a Hemorrhasc While !,

Miss Ruth .Aldridge, who played Flavia
to Mr.. Goud's Rossendvll III Rupert OF
Hentzau." at the Academy of Music Wed,
nesday, is al the Virginia Hospital suffer
Ing with appendicitis. Miss A.dridge was
stricken during the performance Wednes-
day evening, but Notwithstanding that
she had n severe lenorrhage which great
" weakened her. she continued through
out the performance
AS soon as the curtain was rung down
she was removed to the hospital. DR.
Stuart Mcclure succeeded. after heroic ef-
forts IN alternating her suffering and re-
viking her He said last night tina he
would probably not have 70 operate on her
and In that event she would be able to
reioin the company IN a few days al
Raleigh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
WEARS A STRAW.
superintendent Burke Looking TO,
His Man

SIr. Frank P Burke, superintendent OF
delivery at the Richmond postotfice. die
not relish the heather last night, for
the two good and sufficient reasons that
he had TO wear Il straw hat which had
done service q couple OF seasons and tnHt
the clements We're disc sree<rb.e. Mr.
Burke was one OF the hosts OF bryan
men Hno bet and heslsed on the Eebras-
kan. Hs put UP his good winter hat on
the elect on-nnl lost. However. ~ Is
looking FOR one James Bosher, OF Jack
son Ward. who laid an even bet VIII
Mr.. Burke. taking the Bryan ena Of it,
In this the wager was also n nat Ia
the recent municipal election Mr.. Hurhs
lost hat to Mr.. Hanen ana promptly lis
charged the obligation Wnen NJ lost h-s
hat on Mr. Bryan tn. other DAY. NJ
Burke said: "Oh. veil; there's no rss.s =.
to feel blue because I've lost This hltt
I'll &c, a brand new one Just as soon as
I see Jim Bahen. SO NJ. Bourke gave
up his winter head-gear. trust NJ thai '.t'
would soon come across the Jackson W'acI
man ZIP 10 this time Mr.. Baleu Mas ~
been seen by Afr. Burke. and that's tn
reason the latter vas wearing i straw
hat i'll a SNOW storm last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Modified Plan of Scholarships =
Complete the HoSllifai.

Especial Dispatch ia The Times)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA.
Nov. Sat ilne fall meeting of the Board
OF Visitors OF the University ,of Virgin; Il.
the following members Were present:
Charles p. Jones, OF Highland. rector H
IL Down ne, OF Front Royal: r. Walton
Moore. of Fairfax. Georg- W. Miles. OF
Radfer and Daniel Harmon. oe Char
lottesyi4.e.
The faculty was requested 10 study the
details of modified plan as 10 the pub
10 school scholarships and TO put SUCH
plan into eff ct upon the approval OF the
executive committee. The purpose is 10
devote the same aggregate to these
scholarships. but 10 divide the total
differently.
John P Pettyjohn < Son. Of Lynchburg.
the contractors. to proceed TO the COM
pletson of the hospital now under con-
ssruction at the University. il being,
ind rstood that the work is TO be finished
"a January
The Board elected the following execu-
tive committee. to serve until the next
annual me ting: Daniel Harmon, OF
Charlottesville; Charles 2. Jones. OF
Highland: Joseph Bryan, OF Itichmol:d;
George W. Niles. OF Eadford- and Carter
Glass. OF Lyr1chbnrg.
We thanks of. I'll, Beard wore rendered
tc Or. and Mrs. Jam S a. Harrison for
the gift to the University of Virginia
of two hundred volumes bearing on
Southern literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
r Stern, william scilwartzch.ld, Henry

r. Stern, William Scilwartzch!ld, Henry
S. Hutzler and Others.
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Gravatt were a.
homo yesterday afternoon and evening
from : to II O'Clock. The rooms were
prettily decorated with Gu. flowers and
lighted With shaded candies and larnps. 4
large number OF gussts chilled, and the
evening was an exceedingly delightful
one.
Tho Charity Ball is to take place. this
year December 9TH, at the Jefferson, md
from tho interest that has already been
SShown N it and the largo number CT
beautiful girls WHO are deoutaHes this
year and regard this ball rs their Gu
trance into society. it promises to BE-
great social success \ preliminary meet
ing was he'd yesterday a the residence OF
Mrs j. Aston Cabell for the purpose OF
pertecttag plans and selecting pRtroaesses
The list OF patronesses and the committees
Will soon os announced.
President Lyon 6. Tyler. who has been
with his wife, who Is 81 at St Luke's
Hospital, has returned to Villa msburg.
Miss Lizzio Darlington. of Hampdsu-
Sidney, Is visiting Miss English at tbs
Union THEOLOGICAL Seminary.
Miss Maude Morgan Is In Durham. y. C..
where she went To attend the wedding OF
Miss Annie Snowden Carr and Mr.. George
L. Lyon. that took place in that city Wed
aesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Peasants and
Miss Helen Lathrop went TO Petersburg
to attend the Friend-Watson wedding,
that took place Wednesday night.
Miss Jay pangertield. of LEXINGTON. Ky,
who has been the guest OF Miss Anna
Carr. left Wednesday to visit friends in
Harrisburg.
Miss Daisy Tar5roush. Of Stanton. s
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs Laruz
Mrs. T. ". Logan and Misses Lena and
Lily Logan are at the Jefferson for q
few days before they go to their home,
..Agonia-''
Mrs II. D. Brnus will visit the Misses
Boysin ut the end OF the week
Miss Bette Burwell Booker lett Tues
day for New York, where she will con-
tinue her vocal study under Mss Faure.
Miss Mary Burton. sister of Mr.. CIar-
ence c.. Burton. Will visit relatives in
California.
Major and Mrs. James Dooley are IN
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
THE CUBA COMPANY.
Organized TO Control All Lines and
Light Plants of the Island.
I,y hSsnciated PrnsS \

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov S.--Fol-
lowing q meeting Of New York, Phiadel-
phia and Canadian capitalists in this city
last night, Sir William NanHo17le, chair
man of the Board of Directors OF the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, and his SON
r. b. VanHorne. of Montreal, sailed from
here to-day on the steamer Admiral Samp-
son for Santiago, where they will make an
effort TO secure options on all horse and
trolley lines in Cuba. and also on al! sugar
plantations in the island.
The departure of the two men was the
result of the permanent organization ut
last nights meeting Of the Cuba Company,
with q capital Of S20,Goo0GD
The purpose Of the company, it is an
Hounced, is to secure control Of al electric
light and trolley franchises in Cuba and
10 establish plants and systems in every
city, and ultimately take in steam roads
and sugar plantations. The entire capital
stock Of the company. it is said by those
interested, has been subscribed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
ELEGANT WEDDING
At DURHAM. c:
An Alliance Between the Dukes an d
the Cars.
FORTUNE in WEDDING PRESENTS.
Grateful TO His Fric,ds-A Report
That the RepubH ans Arc
ClaiInin. the State.
FORTUNE IN WEDDING PRESENTS.
Especial DISPATCH 10 Tic 1ines.l


DURHAM, n. c., Nov. S.-George Leoni-
das Lyon q grandson of Washing on Duhe'
and Miss Snowden Carr, eldest daughter
OF L. y. Carr, were married in the fres-
byterian Church last evening. The pres
ents they got make a small fortune. l ne
couple left at 10 P. NJ for a tour OF the
Northern States and Canada
Gil. ,ETsAL CARR.
General J. S. Carr. though largely de-
feat for the Senate by Hon. L. NJ SIM
mons, spent yesterday in going around me
town, even TO obscure places. and thanh-
ing the people for the almost unanimous
vote given him in Durham, showing that
he was grander in defeat than most men
in victory.
George Sales, haiiing from Richmond.
died in the Watts Hospital last night OF
consumption, aged about thirty years.
The election has stopped tobacco receipts
considerably this week. Prices have an
upward tendency.
A REPUBLICAN REPORT.
WINSTON-SALEA1, \. C., Nov. Size
publicans are circulating a report here
that North Carolina has gone for Mckln-
ley. They say their leaders are claiming
the State by nine thousand. Democrats
don't believe the report, though II IS
known Bryans majority is much smaller
in the State than expected
It is reported that Mr.. Augustus IL
Price, son of Hon. Charles Price. OF Sails
bury, will succeed Mr.. Spencer Blackburn
as Assistant District Attorney OF the
Western North Carolina District. MI
Blackburn. who is the next Congressman
from this district. declined to say to-day
when he will resign the Assistant District
Attorneyship
VOTE IN FORSITHE.
The official vote of Forsythe was can
vassed this afternoon II shows that Nc
kinney carried the county by 106. instead
of Bryan. as first reported. The majority
for NJ Buxton Den1.) is ia J. Is. For
tune, Independent candidate for Congress
received votes. and W. J. Allen. Prohi-
bition candidate, Z. Mr.. Simmons majority
over Carr for United States senate IS
l 2n4;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
WISE AND WALKER TO CONTEST,
Chairman Asnew No, Wiling to Con-
ccdc Ri. Democratic Majority
fSnecisl Dispatch to The Times.1

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov s---To-day
PARK Asnew. OF this city, State chairman
of the Republican Committee. made
statement to the effect that he did not
believe that the Democratic majority IL
this state would reach 25.00o. as Is claimed
by the Democrats. Mr.. AgnsW Is OF the
ooi.,ion that t,sc majority will not exceed
f.,a O. four years ago. which was some
thing like 90,ooo-
From kilograms Mr.. Asnew had received
from, various sections of the State it shows
that the Republicans nave made enor-i
nous gains throughout the state zalihet:sh
the Presidential ticket. as was eApecfed.
headed the Congressional ticket.
He stated that it is more than Probable
that Representative Wise. Republican, OF.
ale Second District. viii contest the ciec-.
ton of MAYNARD. Democrat. for g congress-
although the Democrats clam That May
nard was elected by ailaut $3.50 maturity.
Mr.. Asnew says Walker. of the Ninta
District, viii. he expects also make =
contest over Ri;ea,s election. The Demo-
Gratis assert thit Rsica was elected by
ahnut s,soo or 2.ton he SAVE the Reput,-
.:.eaas say that fra,as We're conEaitted IA
tae Ninth District
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
10. .runiaic Breritics.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Two bodies We're
taken from tho ruins Of he Tarrant build
ing to-day
PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov. s.--No cleo
tric cars have been run on any OF the
lines here since Il O'Clock this morning, the
,,iotormen and conductors having gone out
on q strike.
MADRID, So.s. sat a Cabiost council
held to-day the Premier said there were
nov no Gariists Under arms III Spain, ana
lbs i,a using had failed completely
AEEAIPIIS. TENN. Nov Slit Ma
borsi coloreD shot and killed ]. l.. Hol-=
comb (phitel. near coahoma. Miss. last.
"Wednesday, and to-day his corpse vas
found swinging to the limb of tree.
LOUISyLLLE,SG IA. Noy. ss--Thes Asso-,
c.ated Reformed Presbyterian Synod Of the.
sonth .cnraefed here to-day In its ninety
seventh session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
TIP 10 WAS INGiON.
Company A.of,h Ems, Discus ing
til. Proposed Japut


Company a. OF the Richmond Light In
fanlry Blues, held a resulsr driff AZ US
arln.Fy last night- Saps, Luther Chest-
WOOD was IN colnDanSi, aud the ts.T&e
SQUAD or recruits was drIIied by List.5
]. s. Hazen. Two new LneaE oers--Aie. SIS
I. u. Mc,Iue and W. z. As.aul--wett go
micted. Two applications lor membership
Members OF the company are manifest
ing Inach interest in the Esqpos.g u y %
Washington, December f1tli V .4et. t.zc
,ele.,raLon Of the centn1uial o. tf.at city
takes place. The Governor has recetl ri
a letter from " as hinstoa asking hsgn %
use his Influence to get Company \. - fhs,
Blues. to SO 70 the nationa! capital az tbs
time
tbs, report that there would be ONE being
incorrect
Company 3. SEVENTEEN Regiment. vir-
gina Volunteers. have accepted tho m
vitation EXTENDED them By tfoVernt.r
Tyler to accompany him and his staff Ia
Washington on December l.th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
BOTH SIDES STILL
CLAIM KENTUCKY
Continued from First Page.l
messages received at Republican National
Headquarters to-day by n B. Scott. from
doubtful points, Mr.. aIlgify gave out

messages received at Republican National
Headquarters to-day by n B. Scott. from
doubtful points, Mr.. Mt2jfy gave out
the following statement:
Full returns to-day leave the situation
as it was yesterday. We have won by
ScS electoral votes. We have carried
every Northern State but Colorado, Ne
yada and Montana with ten votes. We
have carried Kentucky, Maryland, Della
ware, and West Virginia. AS we predict
cd during the entire campaign. they are
attempting to rob US of the electoral votes
in Kentucky under the power Of the Geo
bel law. If they succeed, we shall have
295 electoral votes.
..Our candidate for Governor wires that
we have carried Kentucky for the cleo
toral ticket and elected him by over 1000
majority. The time has come when the
American people ought insist at whatever
cost that the votes shall be counted as
they were honestly cast.
Senator Scott, in answer 10 kilograms
inuuiring as to the result of Nebraska.
received the following from e. Rosewater,
member of the National Advisory Com
m ttee. who is q candidate for the United
States Senatorship from Nebraska:
Returns from rural districts incom-
plete: but no doubt whatever that Nc
kinley carries Nebraska by not less than
5000. Governorship close. but prospects
favor Republicans Both houses of Legs
lature will be Republican, by small ma
iUritE."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Mr. Wnrda,n Here.

Mr.. Frank s. Woodson, he editor Of the
Newport News Herald and the Evening
Times of the same city, was here last
night; He was a Palmer and Buckner
man ii, 1896. At that time he edited the
DaaviIle Register. After the election four
years ago Mr.. Woodson wrote an editorial
urging The Democrats TO get together
and adout a platform uro1 which al! could
agree. He said this must be done in or
der 20 succeed. Mr. Woodson stated that II
this should not b done in 1900. 1t would
be done before 1904 He is now fully com
v1nced that the Democrats will take steps
20 reorgaa!ze the party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09

to-day and six out Of eleven precinct re-
turns were made out for the Presidential
candidates instead of for the elector.
These returns being thrown out. leaves
Bryan 4S4: Mckinley, 354. Tue returns
for two precincts were defective as to the
Congressional votes. The officers of the
election for these two precincts have been
summoned here for Saturday to correct
the returns. At present the vote stands:
Jones 90G: Stubbs, 435; Crockett (Prohib-
tionisp, ll. Jones plurality will be about
co.:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
Hartnla.s-Jn,.fl II.
special Dispatch to The Tsnes.,

Especial DISPATCH to The Tines)
NORFOLK, Va, Nov &--N SIS Eliza
beth Jordan was married here to-day to
DR.. John II. Hartman, OF Lexington, Va
Mr. b Mercer Hartman, of Richmond
was best man. Mrs. Hartman is a cousin
Of Leutenant-G overnor Echos- Mr.
Hartman is dentist, who formerly lived
at Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
VOTE IN EORsITHE
North Carolina.

GREENSBORO, n c.. November Sd.
r. joyce, the, defeated Republican candl-
date for Congress in this the Fifth Dis
trict. will contest the scat OF his success
full Democratic opponent. ". ". Kitchen
The contest will be made on the basis of
fraud which is charged III four counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
TIL. + f1ee,.ti, Hcx1n,eu1,

bylaws FOR the Fifteenth Virginia Reg
menr Association met e, Pickett Cam.
Hall last night, and decided to corurnurf-
cate with all the mem bers OF the regiment
in an effort to get them to join the organ
ization- II was decided to call meeting
later on. at which bylaws will be adopted
and the organization completed.