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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29

Il had q severe attack Of bilious col
lie. got bottle Of Chamberisin's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. took
two doses and was entirely cured. says
Rev. A. A Power, OF Emporia. Kan.
My neighbor across the street vas
sick for over week. bad two or three
bottles Of medicine from the doctor.
He used them for three Or four days
without relief. then called IN smother
doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief. 50 discharged
him went over to - him The NEXT
morning He sid his bowels were in
a terrible fix. that they had Dean rum
ming On % long that Il vas alnosa
bloody nux. asked him u he lad tried
Colic. CAol2a and Dtnr-
rhoe Remedy and ~ I'D. M vsnt
home and brought Inn NJ bottIe and
gave him one dose: told hin to take
another dos In nftssn q tuuntx MIN
utes Il he did not Md Ealfae bat ~
took no more and - eofirely enPel
think II tks ~ nseisina 1 hAve svsf
trisl- FOR sals ~ IN 1eaIeE1 - lr1S<
gfstx Bsason. Saith = O.. o1nss11
agents. Haus'tsa rsss,loEy.
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Miss Patch win Not Return.

Miss Susanna R. Patch, writing from
1407 Hyde street, San Francisco to a
friend in Honolulu. sends word that be-
cause of the continued Illness OF her
mother she will have to abandon her
classes here and will not return Miss
Patch resided here for five years and
had large classes in both vocal and in
strumental music. She also held a
prominent social position and was uni
versally esteemed. She Is very fond Of
Hawaii and gives up her residence here
with regret, but her ties to her mother
compel her TO do SO. Her many friends
here viii regret this as much as she
does
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29
Stewart Back in the Fold.

Atehison. Kansas Aug l6.-Ex-Unit-
ed States Senator John j. ingalls, died
of bronchitis at East Las Vegas, n. NJ.
at 2:15 o'clock this morning, surround
ed by his wife and two sons, Ellsworth
and Sheffield. The news reached the
ingalls, home here in telegram at 10
o'clock today. The funeral will be held
at Atchison
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29
Ex-senator Ingalls, Dead.

New York, Aug. Ex-senator VIII
liam Stewart OF Nevada called at Re
publican headquarters today and said
ne had decided to vote for President
Mckinley.
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Elk AustraIia-peacbes. Pin,

Elk AustraIia-Peaches, Plums
Grapes (all kinds), Pears, Apples,
Oranges, Lemons. Celery, Cauh-
flower, Potatoes, Cal. and East
Oysters, Cheese, Cabbage, Onions,
Game in Season, Salmon, Founders,
Crabs, Etc, Etc. CAMARINOS
REFRIGERATION.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-11-15
ALvoRD ARRAIcNED.
First Witnesses Were Omcsrs and Elm.
ployes OF the Bank.

First Witnesses Were Omcsrs and Em.
ployes Of the Bask.
New York, Nov. Cornelius T.
Alvord, Jr., the note teller of the First
National bank. who is accused Of EN-
bezzling $500, 900 of the banks funds
was arraigned before United Sattei
Commissioner Shields in the crimina
branch of the United States circuit
court here today.
Whiting +. Snow, assistant cashier
of the First National bank, said he had
known Alvord 20 years, the past 10 ol
which he had been the note teller ol
the First National bank. He explained
in detail the duties of the note teller
and the banks clearing house trsnsac.
tions. He explained the balance
sheets, which showed q shortage oI
$3.50, 900 in Alvord's department. The
figures showed that the shortage var
led, and that from October 10 to Octo-
ber Is it was $500, 900. Alvord's at
torney led Snow to- admit that since
the latter first became an Officer OF the
bank. two years ago, he had never
known officers of the bank to examine
the assets of the institution.
Cashier William Reed. of the First
National bank. was the next witness.
He said that the last time the bank had
an examination was October 16. He
had no personal knowledge OF any re-
port of the examination.
Merton v. Moore, settling clerk for
the bank, identified column of figures
on sheet that was prepared for and
sent to the clearing house as having
been made by himself. He explained
the details of making mp the sheets
for the clearing house. Then. one BY
one, he identified the sheets made up
for the banking days in October. Mr..
Moore testified that two figures In the
sheets made up Tor October Is had been
changed. The figures a. they stood
were not his. He did not know who
had made the changes. IL was brought
out that the sheet had been in the pos
session of Alvord as IL had been made
nm nv Moore
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TRAINS CRASH ToaETHeR.


1nHee Len Killed Outright end rye
Fatally Injnrsd.
Roseburg. Or. Nov. 2.-Ths worst
wreck ever kowr on this division oc-
curred about daylight this morning,
two miles south OF Rossburg. Two
freishts, the regular No. 225, south
bound. and long extra coming north,
smashed together On . curve in Z
heavy fog. Engineer Sam Hendricks,
Of No. 225. and Fireman wilhelm, Of
the extra, were caught beneath the
wreck and almost instantly killed.,
Fireman Ed Riddle. Engineer Walter
brennan and Head Brakeman Charles
Campbell. were al badly injured, the
latter two doubtless fatally. Riddle
lost foot and suffered broken left
arm. Campbell's head was badly
hurt. his right leg crushed. his left arm
broken. and 1t is feared his back was
broken. brennan received q cut
through the skull over the left eye,
about three inches in length, which
exposed the brain. His leg was broken
and he received many bad cuts and
bruises.
One of the trainmen ran to town with
the news and an engine and caboose
were sent out after, the thrse injured
men, who were cared for by three ply.
sicians on arriving in the city. Some
time was required to get Hendricks
and Wilhelm from the wreck. Tho
latter was pinned down in the cab, the
Goals from the frebox burning Of both
his legs to the knees. The bodies were
brought to the undertakers Immediately.
The necks Of both of the men were
broken.
The scene Of tho wreck defies ads-
quate description. The boiler OF the
extras engine had literally forced its
way through the other engine its full
length, but neither engine had left the
track. They were both partly covered
by wrecked freight cars. the engine OF
No. 225 was entirely covered, and q
badly broken-up box car surmounted
the heap. apparently balancing on the
smokestack. This part of the wreck
caught fire once. but the flames were
quickly extinguished.
4 1t is stated that the wreck was due
to misinterpretation Of orders on the
part of Engineer brennan Of the extra.
Superintendent l.. R. Fields happen
cd to be in the city. and is looking after
the dead and wounded men.
Coroner Twitcbell has summoned .
jury and will hold an inquest tomor-
row on the remains of Wilhelm and
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ION ITS LAST LEGS
Tagal Rebellion VIII Be Sup.
! pressed Soon.
DISCUSSED At CABINET MEETING
Careful Plan Of Can- N
palgn.

Waahington, Nov. 12.-All the MON.
bers Of the cabinet except Secretaries
Long and Wilson attended the meeting
today. They remained IN session un-
I'll nearly : O'Clock. and discussed the
Chinese situation, as we'll az matters
pertaining t0 Cuba, the Philippines
and Porto Rico.
s Two. OF the three hours that the Sos
don lasted were occupied In discus
sion OF foreign affairs, necessitsted In
part by the fact that the president In
tends to treat this subject exhaustively
In his forthcoming message to con-
gress. References was made to the ex-
pressions In portions Of the European
press that the United States policy res
garding China would undergo q marked
change after the election. Il Is author
itatively announced that, after an on.
huastive review of every step OF the
Chinese difficulty, from its inception
up to the present moment. by Secre-
tary Hay, the cabinet ratified every de-
tail. and, moreover, unanimously ex-
pressed its judgment that the policy 20
far pursued should be continued with.
out change 10 its logical conclusion.
Accordingly, the present legation guard
ut Pekin will be maintained. and such
troops as yet remain to be withdrawn.
according to the original programme.
will be shipped to Manila. With this
addition to his force. General Mac.
Arthur is expected to renew the cam.
pagn against the rebellious Filipinos
with the greatest energy. Administers.
tion officials here think that as soor
- the result of the election becomeg
known throughout the Philippines, the
resistance to the authority of the Unit
cd States will be overcome.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-11-15
THE COAST.

California, Oregon and Washington
all went for Mckinley.
The contest was close in California.
but it is expected the state will give
Mckinley 10. 200 plurality.
Oregon gives Mckinley $4,000 plu.
rality, but few counties going Demo.
cratic.
Washington goes for Mckinley by .
small plurality, probably 5000. but
the state ticket is much in doubt. with
the probability that Rogers. Democrat,
ia elected governor. The Legislature
will be Republican.
The electoral vote will probably b
as follows: Mckinley, 292; Bryan,
lb6.
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London. Nov. 12.-General Sir Red.
vers Butler, ON the Dunveaau Castle.
from Cape Town, reached the qusv at
Southam pton last evening at $3.50. He
was greeted by Lord Wolseley and his
staf|, a. we'll ~ BY IN immense Assem-
bly, Of townspeople. At Q o'clock he
sat down to the mayoral banquet, the
first Of . series o! functions in his
honor. After the banquet, he was
compelled to appear and acknowledge
from the balcony OF the hotel great
demonstration, and great crowds prom
snaded in front Of the hotel. serenad-
ing him and singing patriotic songs un-
I'll late hour.
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Redding, CAL, Nov. IA fire. the
origin of which is attributed to chemi.
cal action. Is burning in the Peck TIM.
mel Of the great iron mine. The Drift
has been closed and the 100 men en-
ployel there have been laid of. Ii IL
thought the fire can be confined to the
place where IL started. The ore il be-
lieved 10 be on FIRE. but an explosion 10
not anticipated. The demand OF the
men in this tunnel for an eight. hour
shift recently precipitated strike.
which was ended by the miners ao-
knowledging their defeat.
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AR|NLEI REELECTED
Sweeping Republican
Victory.
NEXT CONGRESS REPUBLICAN
Mckinley Carries New York by lBo, 900
Big Landslide In Illinois-6aryland,
West Virginia and Nebrssks in the
Republican Colupn.

New York, Nov. Tit became evi.
dent at very early hour this evening
that the election of McKinlev and
Roosevelt was assured. The president
carried the state of New York by l5O,.
900 plurality.
As the night progl essed. it only
served to confirm this Judgment, but
the returns from Illinois revealed a
like condition. The Republican pin:
rality of 1896 was greatly reduced, but
it was still far, too large to be over
come.
On the other hand. the returns from
Indiana, Michigan, the two Daketas,
Utah and Wyoming, as we'll as Nebras-
ka, seem to indicate steady Republi.
can gains over 1896. Delaware, Mary.
land and West Virginia, have given de-
clded Republican pluralities.
The count in several of the far West.
ern states was naturally so delayed a.
to give little Indication of the opinion
there, but they had ceased to have q
determining effect, and before 10
O'Clock the Democratic leaders had
given up the contest and it was an
nounced that Mr.. Bryan had gone to
bed and was sound asleep.
The whole story was easily and
briefly told. The Republican ticket
would have larger electoral vote than
four years ago, but in the larger states
of the East and Middle West the plu-
ralities of 1895 had been greatly re.
duced. Massachusetts, had fallen from
ia, 200 to $4,000 New York. 268, 1000
to 15O, 900, and Illinois from 142,000
to 100. 900 or less.
The 57th congress seems to be Re-
publican by substantial working ma
jority.
Bryan carried all the Southern
states, as usual, along with Colorado.
Idaho, Montana and one doubtful state,
Kentucky, by q small plurality.
Doubtful states which went for Mo-
Kinley are Maryland, West Virginia
and Indiana. all by small pluralities.
McKinley's purslity in Ohio Is TO-
600. in Michigan $4,000.
Nebraska, Bryan's home state. went
Republican by small plurality.
The New England states and Penn
sylvania are, as usual, in the Republic
can column.
McKinleys plurality in Iowa is l0O.-
600, Kansas $4,000. Minnesota 3d..
600.
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Ye,lov Fever in MississIppi.

Jackson. Miss Nov. l0.-One new
case OF yellow fever was reported to
the state board of health from Natchex
this morning. Mrs. Butler. the first
patient reported, died last night. She
was q niece of Ex-Governor Longino
A surgeon of the marine hospital serv-
ice is now in Matches endeavoring to
trace the source of infection.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-11-15

Paris, Nov. 12.-At The clos Of >
long session today. eliminating In
very exciting SCENES, the Chambss Of
deputies adoptsd resolution Of cona-
denco In the Waldeck- -Rousssau minis
~ BY $40 votes against ~. Ihe
ckamber had prsviously adopted . -
olutlon sxpesssing regret INST - eov'
eminent had su11sudose4 - belG1um
sipido, ~ as1silant Of IL Psinee q
Walu.
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Chicago. Nov. 10.-Spanish-speakine
cigar makers in Tampa. Fla. have
started strike against American
workmen, and official reports received
at headquarters Of the International
union IN this city today indicate that
the. trouble IL assuming serious proper.
tions. Nearlv 1000 English-speaking
workmen have been made id.e inconse-
quence of the position of their oppo-
nonta
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Gold Beach, Or, Nov. 7.-George
Bailey. who has been prospecting on
the headwaters of johnson creek fol
Years. recently found an old bed o.
20, phry that carries free gold and mas
nd ont to California company ioa
$40 600.
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DISASTROUS to sheep and Goats.

Monroe. Or, Nov. 7.-Sheep and
goat raisers in this vicinity are greatly
alarmed over the abundant growth this
season of the poison fungus or toad.
stool. Goats and sheep seem to have
great liking for the stuff. and its pol
sonous qualities are sufficient to Kill the
animal which eats it.
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Il stiIl Pilins Up.

Portland. Or, Nov. 10.-McKinley's .
purality in Oregon is still pilinR up.
Owing to an error in q former footing,
his lead this morning is made to ap-
pear 500 less than yesterday. whereas
it should be about 100 more. Reports
continue to pour in that former Bryan
strongholds have either gone for Me-
Kinley or greatly decreased the Nebras-
kan's majority in 1896. For example,
ave precincts in Malbeur county that
gave Bryan q plurality Of 1876 in 1895,
this year gave him but A. Malheur
county. which has all along been con.
ceded to the Democrats, is now
thought to have gone Republican by q
majority of so to 100. This leaves but
three counties in the state which have
given pluralities for Bryan and thei1
combined vote is only 265.
Fifty-six precincts reported yester.
day. making q total of 596 out of 769.
McKinley's vote to date is AZ, 1876;
Bryan, 9,676 The latest estimate of
McKinIeys' plurality in the state 10
lS. .0O7.
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Spokane. WASH, Nov. 7.-Edward
Rice. convicted of the murder OF Matt
Mailey. at Wardner. Idaho. was today
sentenced at Wallace to be hanged on
the last day of the century, December
Al. His vile was granted divorce in
Sodkane today on the ground of cruelty.
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Chicago, Nov. l2.-Professor Fred
erick Starr, the well.known anthropol.
oQist at the University Of Chicago. has
received . silver medal from Queen
Wilhelmins, of Holland. This award
Of honor has been given ~ IN acknowl-
edeement for fne collection Of bust
and pictures secured By Professor
Starr.
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..r. s.cures FlourinG MN.

Hepner, Or, Nov. 7.-At pubii-
meeting at lone Saturday evening the
canital stock of the new Touring mil
and elevator was all subscribed. The
enterprise is to be located IN most
excellent farming region.
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London, Nov. 1a.-AdmiIal Edward
w. Seymour Hobart, X. @. B., In com.
mand Of the China station since 1897
(who il to be succeeded by vics.Ad.
miral Sir Harry Holdsworth Rawson).
has been appointed g. @. B.. and
Naval Captains Bailey. 7. Burke Col
laeean and Jellicoe have both bean ap.
pointed G. B., for services in China.
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The Sc. l1iohael Reservation.

Washington, Nov 1O.-The secre-
,tary of war, under an order of the presi.
dent, has directed that all lands lying
beyond q radius of 10 miles from the
flagstaff at st. Michael. Alaska. be
turned over 70 the secretary OF the In
terror. When this reservation was
first created It had radius OF 100
miles. ,s,.ss
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Franco A merfesm COmmercssl Hressy'
Paris, Nov. 10.-The customs com.
mittee Of the chamber of deputies met
today. The opinion prevails that the
reelection of Mckinley will lead to .
Franco-American commercial conven-
tion being shortly submitted to the
Washington senate, whose vote is
awaited before the measure will b
brought before the French chamber.
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Pithburg. Nov. 12.-Omcials Of the
Amaleamated Association Of Iron and
6sselworksrs announce the settlement
today Of the strikes ut the Riverside
Iron Works Of the National Tube Com.
papy and the Bssssmss. Ala. plant Of
tie Tennessee Iron. Steel q Railroad
Company. The resumption Of The two
plants will give employment 70 5000
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I'm WashingtOn.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 10.-The
majority for President Mckinley In the
state of Washington will be hetween
IL 900 and 1000. and John r. Rog-
ers. Democrat, for governor, will have
something like 1900 over Frink. bis
Republican opponent. The average
majority of the two Repblioan candi.
dates for congress, Jones and Cushman,
will be 5000 OF moro, and the legisla-
ture will b heavily Republican. All
the state Republican ticket, except
Frink, is elected by large pluralities.
All these things were made clear by
yesterdays returns. Every county in
Western Washington has been heard
from and the only two counties In East.
ern Washington about which there ID
any uncertainty are Chelan and Okla.
hogan. With these, scattering retuin ms
show that the only question IL to the
size of the Democratic pluralities.
Later returns are more likely to in
crease than decrease Rogers plurality.
Mckinley has carried 26 counties
and Bryan 10; Frink l8 counties and
Rogers II. with one (Mason) tie.
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Cape Town, Nov. 1.-THE Bxitish
Transport Hawardsn Castle. having ON
board the Royal Canadian regiment,
soiled from here today.
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One STATE IN DOUBT
Both Sides Are Claiming
| Kentucky.
De1sets Yr1ak for Govsrner Of Wss1p
ington-Plursiity In Orsgoa
II PiIing Up.

Portland. Nov. e.-Only ono doubt.
full state remains-Kentucky. The
Democrats claim the state. for Bryan
by 1900; the Republicans also claim
the state. but. give no figures. II Will
require the Official count to determine
the result.
Mckinley carried Nebraska by al
least 1000. Tho legislature IL in
doubt, and will not be determined nm
til the official count Of Douglas county
is in. The Republicans are figuring on
q safe majority on joint ballot.
Other states are practically as first
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GALE SPENDS ITS FORCE.
Heavy Winds on the Great Lakes Are
Abatlng. t

Heavy Winds ON the Great Lakes Are
Abating. H
( Chicago. Now Professor Coz.
forecast official Of the weather bureau,
says the gale which broke on the lakes
Wednesday night and proved to be the
heaviest storm Of the year, Is abating.
On Lake Superior four consorts were
torn from their steamers and three Of
them are still adrift or have gone
ahore. The schooner Stafford WAS
wrecked at Good Harbor, Mich, and
may be q total loss. The schooner
Maumee Valley was driven ashore near
Port Colborne. Several large steamers
were driven back to Chicago after be-
ing exposed to the gale for q few
hours, and large boats were generally
seeking shelter on Lakes Superior,
Michigan and Huron.
The wind, which at many places at
tanned velocity of over 40 miles an
hour, was accompanied by fine snow.
and. with the bitter cold. made 1t hard
work for the mariners.
Gale Wrought Havoc ON Lake Erie.
Cleveland. o.. Nov. 12.-The terrific
storm ON Lake Erie continued today
with unabated fury. The captain OF
the passenger steamer City OF Erie,
which arrived early today from Buffa.
10. reports that he sighted the mast OF
. sunken vessel sticking out Of the
water about 25 miles of this port. The
tugs sent Quito locate the supposed
wreck returned to this harbor tonight.
They reported finding the steamer Ka-
ligula riding at anchor 80 miles out.
They could find no trace Of q wreck.
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s,s,a tatilOrnia stands fifth among the
''a'es as an oil producer.
NV. w. r Rend says European countries
Coal ' 'Ook to America for supplies Of
mon, ,ne VI street mail boxes in Tre-
cOnts,. ~ We're broken open and the
brotan sam Jones, the evangelist, is
ordaraa N health. His physician has
Tor sa,a MN to take an absolute rest
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The S3 largest towns Of England ana
Wales have total population o. near
ly l2. .00O. 600.
The total number Of desertes from
the French army since Januaxy l.
amounts to nearly 1000.
The Pennsyl lyania railrcad's system
Of pensions for employees may p ex-
tended to its western lines.
Ramon Reyes. Filipino, aaked re
privilege Of registering at Omaha wasn
the view Of voting Tor president.