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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20

New York. July ls-Frank Erne TO-DAY de-
posted $1,000 to bind match with Terry
McGovern for the lightweight championship
OF the world at 1888 pounds Erne says
without wishing TO take any credit from
/ was mistaken In making l2s pounds couiu
not do myself justice. | fought AZ weight
which left me no strength or vitality
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poc,,b,n,s Peculiar po,,t,on.

Washington, July i9.-Mr Rockhill, who
will so 60 China for this government.
holds peculiar position. He will be ac-
tually an ambassador in powers and so
the scope OF his functions will be akin to
President Cleveland's commissioner 10
Hawaii MI Blount.
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TAYLOR TorIcs.
A Rebekah Lodge Organized with
a Large Membership.

Taylor Texas, July ia Rebekah
lodge ladies' auxiliary of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, organized In this
city last night by Mrs. Neal Mccrseken
of Austin. assisted by Past Grand Master
G.. w Glasscock and Mrs, Boyson OF
Georgetown. There ware twenty six char
ter members received in the organization.
The Odd Fellows made the occasion
festival, anil after the ceremonies were
concluded Ice cream refreshments were
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The Goxernor.s Cadets.

Austin. Texas, July l9.--The adjutant
general today issued uniforms TO the Gov
ernor's Cadets and nose bags TO the scurry
Hu'sars. Two carloads o. quartermaster' :
supplies were shipped TO La Porte this
morning for use during the encampment
soon to be held there.
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sruPENpous WAR.

Bishop McCabe Has No Doubt as to
Chino's Strength.
Omaha, Neo July l9.-Bishop McCabe
of the Methodist Episcopal church, who is
intimately associated with the-foreign mis-
sion board, said today 81 have not the
slightest doubt that the Chinese are gath
eriug together an army of $4,000 men.
In fact. those reports coincide exactly
WITH information that | have been receiv-
ing from the mission board and through
the different available sources This means
that we are TO have the most stnpendous
war OF the age"
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Contractor. Hnre Yielaed,

Chicago. July 19.--After six months
labor war the Chicago cut stone con-
tractors tonight sent communication to
the stone cutters union announcing a
willingness 10 comply with all the de-
mands Of the union. Arrangements have
been made tor conference Saturday.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Mrs. McFaddn Of Galveston Died from the
Effects Of Poison.
AN tNuMfRAIOR HAS BEEN APPOINTED
To Take the Census of the China
mcnt-Congressmnn Cooper
Is Going to Washington.

Beaumont. Texas. July l9.-Mrs. Mary
s. McFaddn, the woman who took NOR
phine yesterday morning. died at the
Sisters hosital last night. Among her
effects are some pension papers She left
a note directing that they be sent to
MIR. C. H. McFaddin liutcheson. Kan
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served in the hall A large attendance
was present.
The board of directors of the Taylor
Commercial club held a meeting yester-
day afternoon, and instructed the commit
tee previously appointed to purchase a
billiard table, a pool table and furniture
for fitting up the rooms, involving an ex-
penditure W something over 5000. The
club is now permanently organized ana
promises to be valuable addition to the
social side of the city.
Several weeks ago three Mescans made
an appearance In the country near Tay-
Tor. They were laborers, and We're ,rav-
cling together. One of them was taken
sick and died In the country. Another
of them started to Taylor, but was taken
sick. and WAS hauled TO town in farm
ers wagon, and when he arrived here
fell dead In fifteen minutes. And now
1t is reported that the third OF the trio
is lying in lying condition. physi-
clan viewed the remains of the one who
came to Y. K1lr anG decided that death
was caused from, bowel complaint.
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uuntsvilJe New. Notes.

Huntsville. Texas, July 1.-THE Hunts
Vile canning factory is in active operation
and is canning up large supply of goods
Mr. j. u. Caldwell is erecting hand
some new two-story residence.
Also Mr.. ]. h. Hampton is erecting a
large two story residence in East Hunts
Vile.
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,,MtNGREL TICK HI.
Party 10 BE Made Up of All Dissatis-
fed Politicians.

New York. July ls-Thomas NJ. Osborne,
chosen chairman by the independents at
the meeting at the Plaza hotel, named
committee on plans and scope today. the
committee will meet in Indianapolis on
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Indianapolis g. Kansas City q.
Detroit o; Minneapolis II.
puffalo s. Milwaukee 8.
Cleveland-No game; rain.
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nnsebnu md PnIentinr.

Palestine, Texas. July is.-The first game
with Dallas resulted in favor Of Palestine by
the score OF 80 10 /. Dallas was clearly out
easily
The second and last game between the
Palestine and Calvert coorec teams resulted
81 favor OF Palestine, score TO 3.
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'oLloY OF THE uNIEp STATS.
r Effort 10 he Made 10 Prevent
Dfsmem hermenfs

30, July ia special to the
Heraldffr1r Washington says; AS
\ OF tei aNbinet meetings held
and Thursday. the policy Of the
States concerning the great world
China is fully and definitely de-
Pf The substance o. ,olicy
n 1T. Davis OF Terrell. 30 furr
4 vests for the Southwestern cir
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Renfro on Trial for Lunacy.
Cleburne, Texas. July 1S.--The Renfro
lunacy trial is on today. A Jury was Sc
cured this morning and the case VIII prob
ably he concluded tomorrow or Friday
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In the death of Mr. James j. McKeever,
secretary and general manager of the
Houston Gas Light company which &C.
CURED at his residence. 1919 Caroline
street. at 9 o'clock yesterday morning,
Houston has lost one of its best known
who, by his affability Of manner. courte-
Gus department and generosity of DISPOSE
ton, was loved and admired by ell whose
good fortune II was to know him and ow
ing to his many excellent traits OF char
acter. his friends were legion. the num-
of his acquaintance, for an acquaintance
with j. j. McKeever soon ripened into
friendship
OUTSIDE OF his personal popularity MIR.
'McKeever's keen sense Of honesty and in
tegrity in business affairs, caused him
to be honored and respected in business
circles and in all of his business rela-
lions and many positions OF honor and
trust held in Houston during a period
extending ever thirty-ave years. no breath
Of suspicion has ever attached 10 any
o. his dealings and the brightest inner
itance he leaves behind, is that of having
led an honest and upright life. While in
private affairs his benevolence and gener-
osity will carry beautiful tribute TO his
memory In his home life he was gem
tleness itself and while the business com
munity loses one Its best types OF citizen
that is lrreparable and the family heart
will bleed long after the sympathy of
deeply stricken community has poured out
hts consolation.
MIR. McKeeyer was a hard and con-
sciencious worker. For nine years he
had faithfully performed the arduous
duties OF secretary and general manager
OF one of Houston's biggest corporations
without rest and cessation from labor and
he was just preparing to take much
needed rest, ano had planned a trip to
New York with his daughter, when his
overtaxed system gave way. his physical
strength left him and he died from nery-
Gus and physical exhaustion. Very few
knew of Mr.. McKeeyer's illness, which
has been of about three weeks duration,
esseseesssseo0eo . eeeso o 20
July "a and agree on plan for the Sc
lection Of a third ticket on which all in
dependents, gold democrats, anti-impe-
rialists and others can join. The god
democrats will meet in Indianapolis July
25 and the plan will be to have the com
mittee call a convention at which all
parties new opposing the candidates of the
two old parties can unite on third ticket
and adopt a platform approved by beth
gold demo crats and anti-mperinlsts and
also by republicans dissatisfied with Nc
Kinley and democrats dissatisfied with
Bryan
II is said the convention viii prepare
platform for a third ticket irrespective OF
what the gold democrats do.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. July 19.--Tho Boston signallzod
their return home by winning haudlv from
Chicago Garvin was batted hard: Chicago
could nothing with Willis. Green was nut out
Of the game in the seventh for kicking.
Score II II p
Boston ................... III oil 00N--5
chicago ...,,..,......... 600 0lo 000l
Willis and sullivan; Garvin and Chance
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Brooklyn. july 19.-Brooklyn had a picnic
with Phillips today, making ten hits for
twenty bases in Ave innings. Newton. who
succeeded him. had little better success,
Kennedy had the Cincinnatis guessing for
seven innings and then grew careless. HIo
paid tho penalty. being knocked out Of the
box in tho ninth. Kitson had no trouble In
checking the batting streak. The batting OF
Jones. Cross and Corcoran WAS tho feature.
Score
brooklyn ....,.........,. 202 232 OLE IA
Phillips Newton and Woods Kitson, Ken
needy and Mcclure.
New York, July l9.--The New Yorks won
from St Louis TODAY by better all around
work The game abounded in clean. sharp
hcdng and good batting. McGraw was nut
cut of game for kicking in the hrst inning.
Score X Ill u
81. LOUIS. o2O 90 oO0--8 - /
New Work.. ,.............. 21O 2lO O2F--b Il
Young and Crger; Mercer and Bowerman.
Philadelphia. july 1s.-Bernhard succeeded
in keeping PittsblIgs hits sea tered in to-
todays game Both teams rayod well in
the field and it was anybodys game until
tho last man was out ;, ;,
Score il ~
Fittsburg ..,.............. 600 coz OlO-5 II
Philadelphia ....,..... GOO 0l2 0l0-i IL
Lever and thinner; Bernhard and Doug
laEa.
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Straw Hats.

Haven't been talking much about Hats
lately. Fact is, they move without talk.
Prices remain unchanged, only you pay
half, and half only, for your choice.
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hence the shock to the community wher
his death was so suddenly announced yes
terday morning,
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e is every reason to believe that
ped stained camarlla at Pekin has
! Hung Chang to Pc Chi Lii In order
.ploy him in setting one foreign
against another and in breaking up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
JOHN SHERMAN
BURIED IN OHIO
Great Statesman Died on DC,
,uber % After Il Long
luesS.

MANSFIELD. o., Oct 25.--FrOm the
as youth, he worshpped, John Sher-
man, the statesman, was buried to-day.
Up the narrow aisle, which through
long years he trod as a ves,ryman, the
remains of the former United states
senator and Cabinet member We're car
ried to the Chancel, where, in n casket
of black, surmountcd and hedged about
With sea of floral tributes, they rested
from shortly uefore IL o'clock unit,
1early 8, when they We're removed WITH
j simple and tender ceremony to their
last resting place in the Sherman fam
iy vault in the cemetery here.
Every business house was draped In
mourning, every church was open, anG
he streets were thrOnged with sorrow
ng thousands, including delegations
rom Washington, CleN Gland and near
!, cities and towns. The funeral pro-
ession wended its way from the Union
station, where IL was formed with
President Mckinley in the place of
honor, TO Grace Episcopal Church. The
rain bearing those who escorted the
body from the national capital arrived
at 1916 a. m. Awaiting We're Mayor
Brown and a citizens committee OF
i've, a squad OF police and Company NJ,
Eighth ohio Infantry which did ser
vice in the Spanish war close by the
ear which contained the Catafalque,
and which was heavily drapod, We're
lcrty-two members OF General shcr-
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| er adherence to Japan's sending a lar
emergency force into China and that the
obstacle interposed came from Germany.
| ! he exchanges between the powers take
a very wide range, covering in eXtenso ~,
points which have been brought out from
me to time as the trouble proceeded
CHINESE GENERAL TO MEET WAL.
DERSEE.
TIEN-TSIN, Oct. q, via Shanghai -
General Wing Shang has arrived here en-
route for Picking under an American -s-
lc0it. 1t is understood that his presence
is due to Count Won Waldersee's reques.
The Germans are sending supplies to
the Pao Ting Flu for the winter garrison
Chinese Imperial troops are reported TO
b., operating unmolested against the Box
c"s to the southwark Of Tlen-Tsin.
HAY WANTS ALL AGAINST PARTl-
TON.
NEW YORK, oct. 25.-In his response
10 the British and German Governments
regarding the Anglo-German agreement
lays the Herald's Washington CORE
spondent Secretary Hay Is likely to make
another effort to induce all the powers to
jcIn in an agreement for the maintenance
Of the integrity of China and the preser-
alton of the "open door"
1t Is believed ut Washington iha.
France and Russia will not decline to
ioin in such a declaration and, in view
of the Anglo-German reiteraton of The
principles of the integrity of China and
the "open door" the London and BERN
Governments could hardly avoid assenf-
Ing to such a proposal. Italy and Austria,
which have assented to the Anglo-Gcr.
man agreement, would, of course. follow
Tie lead of the German Emperor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
Big Campaign Forgsriss.

NEW YORK, oct n Operating nm.
Der the cloak Of agents of the Reppb.i'
can Campaign Committee, rogues have
sucvr,drl M obtaining probably NJ00OI
"a Forged checks in mis- city and
hruuRh ~ state. THOR mfthai ul
operation 's shown iH the case ~ u
Cook Nlu is under arrest an tnt
'hals' NJ passing bogus rhurkH bear
nH lhr lamo ~ ~ 4. MuhlrWln
treasurer ~ thr Republican hal,nna
HmpNlFH COMMITTEES, Cook u N nl'
= lnN i1 hls arrpuui in 40 Mount hur
~ iiHrh Thrar Ali hnfV BIZ Aui'r.
HHHH NAufs
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit, Territory of Hawaiian
Probate.
In the matter of the Estate OF James
]. Stewart. late of Eva, Oahu, de-
ceased, Intestate.
Petition having been filed by City
Furniture Store, II. Williams, manager
creditor of said intestate, praying
that letters of administration upon said
estate be issued to Frank e. Thomp-
son. notice is hereby given that Mon
day, the 10Th day of November, A. D.
1900, at 10 o'clock a. M. in the judiciary
building. Honolulu. Oahu. is appointed
the time and place for hearing said Pc
tition, when and where all persons con
cerned may appear and show cause II
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
Honolulu. October II, 1900.
By the Court.
GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk.
WHITING & ROBINSON,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
22l9-4tF-Oct. ~, 10. &c; Nov. 3.
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sA1LEp rRoM noNoLuLr.

Tuesday. october 30.
stmr Kinau. Freeman. for HHo ANA
way ports.
stmr. Re Au Hou. NJ shcr. for Honuapo
and Punaluu.
q. S s. queen. for San Francisco
Stmr. Maui Parker, for Maui ports.
Stmr. w. G. Hall Thompson, for Kauai
ports.
Gas. schr Eclipse, Townsend, for La
haina, Makeua, Kihei and Koua.
Stmr. Iwalani, Gregory, for Wa.mea.
schr. Surp' Use, for Kauai ports,
Schr. Waialua, for ilanaloi and kniihl-
wal.
Br sp. Can Mcpherson, Macdonald. for
Portland I'm ballast.
schr. Lady. for Koolau.
Thursday, November l.
Bk. Edward May. Hanson, for the
Sound In ballast.
cas-. schr. Eclipse, Gahan. for Nawi'i-
Will.
stmr walaleale, Green, for Kahulh
and ether Maui ports. Chartered for
Prince paviGs campaigning tour.
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221S-Jan. 8.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit. Territory of Hawaii.-ln
Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Gather
inc Pehikulani Aud, late of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased, intestate.
Petition having been filed by James
Aulu husband of said intestate, pray
ing that letters of administration upon
said estate be issued to George r. Car
ter, notice is hereby given that Friday,
the S0th day of November, a. d. 1900.
at 10 o'clock a. M, in the Judiciary
building, Honolulu. is appointed the
time and place for hearing said petition,
when and where all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, if any
they have, why said petition should not
be granted
Honolulu October %, 1900.
By the Court.
GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk
2223-Oct. 20; Nov. 2, ., 16.
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Pryau Revelations.

CHICAGO, oct 25.-Cnairman Perry
Heath of the Republican NatioEal
Committee promises still further revn-
lations concerning the heart-to near;
communications that have been PISS
ing between Mr.. Bryan of Nebraska
and Mr. Aguinaldo If Nowhere.
The report that the nOstal author,ti 3
have distinct knowledge of letters that
have been mailed to Bryan from tbs
rebel chief who Is numbering American
soldiers ana citizens IN hope of prevail
ing upon the American people thnt h.
is capable Of governing a nation Of
people, has created sensation here,
and is not helping BRYAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
Notice 70 shipmaalsrs.
q. = branch HydrOEraphle once,

.. \ Branch Photographic once,
San Francisco, Cal
hy communicating with the Branch lily,
if'graphic once In San Francisco. cap,
toms ~ vessels who will cooperate with
'hs photographic once by recording the
meteorological observations suggested boy
ne nHlns' can have forwarded O. them AZ
set desired port, ana free ~ expense, the
atfplhlS plot ehArts Nf The Norm Pacific
ocean ana ms latest Information TfgBfdf
NJ ihe DANCER w navigation lD ths va.
ifFs shl'b they frequent
Mariners sFs requested 10 ftpnu 4. 80
aHlrs dangers discovered W Hng sihaf
Information shleh fAH ~ va llssd Tor egl
ffiinK charts % RAillnH directions W N
~ publication " The pliql phsTig ~ lhs
kauh fariae q - rAtKlhb
llsui resW0r, q n 10 chAfg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02

LONDON. oct % Tho British
steamer Romsdalen, Captain Long,
which sailed from Charleston on Octo7
Der for bremen, passed Pgawie Point
today and sIgnaled that the Norwe-
gian bark Crown Prince Captain Sur-
ensen, which left Darler on September
Il for Liverpool mad been abandon
at sea. Al The crew had been saved.
eight OF them being on the Romsdaleu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02

The premises covered by said mort
gage consist Of:
l. All those premises described in
hoyal Patent CGranD No. 1859, to
Mani mortgagor, containing an area
OF one acre, at Kamaole, Maui.
2. All those premises conveyed IN
salu mortgasor Mahi, by deed OF Nika.
recorded In book "a. page 1893. contain
an area of ! 25-100 acres, situated at
Meme, or Paapaloa, Wailuku. Maui.
consisting Of house lot, S-1OO acre
more or less, and taro patch 17-1Co
tCres more or less, and described
244tF-Nov. 2. 9, 16. 81
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PASSENGERS

From San francisco per bktn $. N.
Castle, October 3O.-Nlr. Winston, A. Man
GELS, r. Lucas, MIR. and Mrs. n. Bush. u.
Whitcomb. c. Crandall, Il, O'Connor.
Departed.
For San Francisco. per o. S. S. Queen,
October 3d.. Madden. A. A. Whitley,
r. c. Lennie, II. B. Ream, Walter Pram.
DR.. II. j. Fraser, Sister Bonaventura, SIS
ter Vincent. Mrs, Knapp, DR.. Hendricks.
Charles Stallman and wife, Mrs. w 5.
Dole and child, George Toomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnham, w. F. DiXey, j. a..
Spohn, Samuel We'll, Miss Cohen. Miss l..
McBoyle, Miss w. l.. Smith, A. G.. Glenn,
wife and daughter; Mr. and Mrs Harris
and daughter. S. Marcus and wife, Miss
Marcus, H. Nathan and wife. Mrs. NJ
l.. Reed, Miss A. w. Hayes, Mrs. a. K.
'Conkln. J. II. Makins. Miss DoWaing'
Miss G.. e. Maisland, G. A. Gaihtai..I
and wife, d. C. Becker and wife, G.. a.
Rathborn and wife, H. Larkin, Misses j
and A. Hromada, +. C. Baldwin. Il Ii.
Thomas and daughter. A. +. Baumgart-
ner, r s. osgood, G.. II Fnrmsworth.
For Hilo and way ports, per stmr. XII
nau, October 3O.-Miss A, Diggles, Mrs.
James Lewis. George Gliding and wife.
Mrs. j. NJ. Withers, y. Wylic. X. ii.
Long J. II. Wilson, L. c. Brown, Pierre
Jones, w. Kahaawinui George Lowe. w.
Boote and wife, Miss Webster, y. Il. Ma
conachie, c. r. Coulson, j. +. Coney, c.
s. Shanklin, Rev. C. NJ. Kamakawiwoole,
j. w. Kamoanauli, Mrs. s. X. Pua -.
McLennan. Rev. w. Ault. NJ C. x. Hop
kins, w. T. Cornwall and wife, John
Schaefer, c. p. Grimwood, James SEQ,
r. f. Richardson, Miss l.. kim, Dr. w.
b. Knby and niece, ]. +. Campbell, III.
Deacon, j. H. Wise. +. b. Mechanism,
s. X Kaloa, D. s. Bowman, =. SChnei-
der, Miss F. A Haskill. Miss II. l. Has
XII, A Dorge. w II. Fields
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02

Circuit of the Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers.-In Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Mary
kaumara Widemann, late of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased.
The petition and accounts of the
executors of the will of said deceased
having been filed, wherein they ask that
their accounts be examined and approx
ID, and that final orded be made of
distribution of the property remaining
IN their hands to the persons thereto
Untitled, and discharging them from ali
further responsibility as such executors
1t is ordered, that Friday, the 23d day
# November, a. ID. 1900, at 10 o'clock
4. M, before the judge of said court
1T the courtroom of said court at Ho-
nolulu. Island of Oahu. be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition and ac-
counts, and that all persons intererstel
may then and there appear and show
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
Germ. any and Guatemala

SAN FRANCISCO, oct 25.-TAe
Consul General Of Guatemala in this
city has received advlces from his
Government that the incident with
Germany's CHARGE d'Affalre9 was sat
isfactOriiy settled
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
M'BRYOE SUGAR co LTD.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ninth assessment Of ten Q0) per
cent ts2 per share), levied on the as
5essable stock Of the McBryde Sugar
Co.. Ltd. is due on October /. 1900. ana
VIII be delinquent on October Is, 1900.
stockholders will please make prompt
payment at the office Of Messrs. Theo
Fl. Davies & Co., Ltd.
fStgned): F. N. swANZY,
Treasurer.
Honolulu. September ~. 1900. 5s55
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
sn,pplNe INTELLIGENCE.
AnnlNrn M lloNnI-rLu.

ruoadty. october %.
tm IN X 81 C1su.. iiuHbaid. o. tn) E
ffu san Francisco with passenger aui
d. Ii.fh mor, hiuuito
Am. Yhlp DsnfEr Curt'f Calhoun u
JLls fr, IN san tfan. isu Will passo gDr-
ana general merchandise.
Am bk Martha Davis. NcA'mon. rom
inio.
"wednesday. october 81.
Am ship Kynncbcc. Lewis, from New.
castle with coal.
Thursday, November T.
enr James Makoc. Tul,cit from ka-
paa.
.nr. Mk1hala. Peterson, from Elcelr
stmt. WalalCalc, Green, from holoa-
- NJ s. $. city OF Picking, from san
francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
AMERICAN FLEET
SCARES TURKEY

LONDON. oct. 25.--"Grcat uncasinrss
was created in political circles says
the Constantinople correspondent Of the
Daily Mail. by a report that an Am
erican squadron was approaching. ADD
the censor was Instructed Ia prohibit
the press from mentioning the sub
iact"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02
Tran.ynal omeieIs At Manor

NAPLES, oct 25,-The Trausvaal
Foreign Secretary, Postmaster General
and Treasurer, have arrived here on
hoard the German steamer Het2ug
They proceeded 30 Hamburg