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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-27
NEWS OF WORLD
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| pr nos strSuriy denies that he ever
.,,t,, ma ~ s.natc, st,nf,rd
/ 'rha J,pns anti. noiss ordinnuc, In
! gbtr,gT hoe boon defeated
Tbe rsbais bnyo won many battles
over rho government troops i'm Colon.
bin.
Nh. mot ng,rrsau has recovered
rr, m his sever. illness ana started Tor
paris
m, t1firy of Countless a.. Cornuiisr
bv nor husband I'm Paris has stirred
Paris.
Prince George OF Prussia has written
% drama which viii be performed in
Berlin
Tn, brother of In Feng Iuh. Chinese
minister. To- Great Britain was slain by
Boxers.
The big Southern Pacific Hotel at
Long Beach. cal. was burned down ON
November l6
Madame Semhrch, who is to make
AN American tour. had a parting ova-
RI, W., p,,,,,t,.,,. ,,.ii, ,st, CON
gress for a permanent standing army
of 100000 men
The birthday of the Empress was
quietly COMMUNICATED at Cronberg
The Kaiser was present
a severe earthquake shock was felt
a., igIa,,d 90 Soracas
m, snh,ols of I,raatar No,r yo,,,,
ho,'a snhscribed aho,,t s15 ooo for The
n,,i,,,.tr,, ,',,biin saIno,s "'''''' WV
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t,a ~, T., ~ saht t,th Sor,,nr t Goet
ne tlS ~ tiie Us w IN ,r '''''
as su,'"e,s o''.ei Vi 'ne ieNd.
Inc leading Arizona journal tne
Phoenix Repuplcan' mas passed INTO
new hanus. me price paiu was soV,oou.
me Northern faclnc kaiiroad mas
begun the development or the largest
coai lillile III I'le sur VI Mashi'is .ol''
| Inc nineteen prlnclpal salmon can
lerleS Oh OIL, tlle SCUM plouliceu inns sea-
son i52,U"l cases valued approximately
S2,54S' "a
Queen NllheiiIiha mas peeh stopping
IN Paris lhcosnlto. she Is also super
NlsliS the preparation u her "e"uliS
rousseau
NINE bethhaful famous NeWlounu-
ianu uoS l,aupouIouc the gu Vi on
Henry irving uleo OF Srlel at parting
win ms mistress g..
Inc Shlltehuen iNaiCh santa oruI'
al where Oh mas peeh ulsC 5.,N
was SOD Oh the dotn a instant 10 Clilcaso
capntalists Tor $zz,ooo.
me lhulan government, says
Silhla dlspalcll' uated NoNeilper H. Is
ABOUT 20 sPehu A-,uVC'oVV on ne" guns
loT the lilulan army r,.,,., ,.,..
me great pailllhS Oh Lincoln mans
ing III tne eaSt room OF the hlle
rouse itIi curing tie night ana WAS
comsiueraply uahaSeu' ,
Inc aIIles are sad TO De planning an
eNpedlton to the Chlhese capital at
san fu IN we" OF me PROBABLE tailure
oil the peace negotiations.
Women lawyers IN france are now
s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-27

Aiinlnry George Hons ana Attorney
= tnks ~ Malluhu Hill iissolYa
partnership shpup
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-27

Losing your hairr DO You bring out
n combful each morningp Has u lost
It's natural brightness ? Is It beginning
TO look faded and dead ?
DO you like this condition 81 things ?
Certainly not Then stop this falling ~
the hair ut once. stop II before your hair
is thin, short. and lfclcss. Make your
hair beautiful, glossy, silky, abundant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
RAPPAHANNOCK IMPROVEMENT.
Fredericksburg Business Men Wi 1
Try FOR n Larger appropriation.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA October IL
Determined efforts viii he made 10 have
the appropriation by Congress for The i'm
l,rovement of the Rappahannocil Rive.
at this port increased. The Business Men $
Association has appointed a committee
composed Of Messrs. H II. Wallace T. n
Brent, j. N Griffin II. T. Cr.smoud and
A. L. Rove Jr.. 70 act N conjunction with
the Committee on Public Interests of the
City coulcil-Atessrs. S s. Bradford, W,
S. Embre% and NJ J. Gately-snd go TO
Washington when Congress couvcaes 10
confer with the Virginia delegation and
other members Of Congress ana Senator's
and bring every influence 10 bear TO &C.
campIish tina: eFd.
Miss Fame Waugh Coleman. daughter
of Mrs d. r Coleman. of Orange, and
Mr.. Roger William Payne. of Culpeper
county. We're married Yesterday at Orange
Baptist Church by Rcv w r. Flanagan.
Misses Nellie Coleman and Fannie Card
ner were The maids of honor. Mr.. John y.
Payne best man. End NeSsrs. w. ".
Grcsner. II. NJ. EARLY chas. Payne ard
DR. Arthur Smith rshers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne lef; for h.rdal trip.
Hon. IL f. Crismond ard Superintendent;
Of Public Instruction b p. Wills ati-
dressed the Democrats here last night in
the hall Of the Bryan. Stevenson and Jones
Club.
a colored man was killed on the Rich
mond, fredericksburg a.id Potomac Rail-
road near Iceland, Stafford county, by o
train. He could not be Identified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
In National Dress.

TIE wagon struck the rear wheel OF tAe
BICYCLE and the rider was thrown onto a
pile of bricks The cyclist raised himself
en- one elbow, reached an arm toward q
side pocket, and collapsed insensiole.
\ police sergeant felt in the pocket ana
drew out flask labeled j. J. jones' ~
Duke Street.
Go to 40 Duke Street" said the ser
geant to Il policeman. and tell Mrs. Jones
that Mr. Jones has
m rror from the other pocket.
Tell Mr. Jones that Mrs Jones mas
4 bystander. WHO was assisting. iickied
the cyclists lips with feather ne was
irving 10 burn under the nostrtls-
The cyclist smiled and murmufed
Charlie"
ZONES has met with an accident" con-
Guided the sergeant--London Spare Mo
uentS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Flee From Rain

It is one of the pecuiarities OF the Chi-
nesst TO carefully avoid being caught IN
the rain; the chief reason for this IS ina.
they have superstition that drops OF ram
falling on the hair breed verTnin, which lc
with their very long hair, 1t IS very dili-
cult for them TO get rid Of They are.
however. equally careful not TO get tiei'
feet Their care of their feet IS not AUTO.
gethe- due to the fact that the so!es o.
their shoes are made of pasteboard anu
liable to be injured by soaking, oilt aiso
because they believe that sore feet are
brought about by getting them damp. ms
fear Of the Chinese OF rain-stofins mas
had n peculiar effect on their MODS anu
armies. At the time of the massacre Q,
1870 al Tten-Tsin the mob. after II mad
burned the French consulate. the eathsu-
al and convent had destroyed the
orntanase of the Sisters of Charity ana
had murdered the Consul, al the s,sless
md several priests. started toward the
otbar settlement. determined TO put
so-sipnars TO death. The cathedral behind
{ ,bs,,,' nsas in flames. and the MODS. fresh
s 800, ,be torture of nuns. was hungry TOT
Mod They started down the Taku road
,,.i.t, frenzied shouts and the batting OF
sr,,n,s and gonss. when suddenly it began
~ ~ raj rain. That was the end of the mas
sacre The crowd covered their heads
.,1S, scattered.-Lesl Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
GENERAL TRADE
IS VERY QUIET
Influence Of Approaching Election
Begins 10 Be Felt.
BEST REPORTS FROM The SOUTH
Gross Railway Returns Continue EA-
cc'icn'-;;nrciSn Trade for the
Past Ninc Months SURPRISES
All Previous i:cco.ds.
BEST REPORTS FROM The SOUTH
Gross Railway Returns Continue EA-
lEy Associatca Press.l

NtW YORK. October i9.-Bradstrctts
Tomorrow VIII say:
AS the iehb!nS distributive trade terds
10 lessen with the advance OF The fan
season, The oppressive influence OF ante
eiets'cn feeling becomes more clearly PEI
ceptipie :li:a is1e result IS Il generally quiet,
though at the same time confident feel
ing IN general trade which the stock
ntariSei mas apparently begun TO discount
with the result OF swelling current bank
ciearinss well above recent totals
As fer some time Past. the best trade
adrices come from the SouIl- which IS
most cheerful in spite of lower cotton.
Pac!tic coast aGrices are that export trade
IS very large, as the result Of army needs
ana As.atic requirements. Northwestern
trade is on The whole quiet and the DIS
position 10 charge tae election with this
Is manifest. Eastern wholesale trade IS
quiet, but steady.
Gross railway returns continue excellent,
considering the rspcrss of qGiet in all
other lines. and net returns. those for
August. are much more encouraging than
those of July.
FOREIGN TRADE.
The coGntry-s foreign trade is in a
fattering condition. September exports
beng the largest ever reported for that
1naz=.h, and sweiled by high priced cotton
shtpm&nts. the nine months returns are
lar III advance Oh ali previous years. I'M
ports. Gu the ether hand. show few gains,
and the outlook is for a notwithstanding
export trade and a merchandise balance
Tor the calandar year far in advanc eof all
other years
Prices of farm products have tended
downward this week. The most notable
drop has been in cotton, half a cent for
the week and one cent from the highest
point reacjed, due to the good picking
weather and absence of frost encoura sins
maximum estimates Of Weld, but also Of
the heavy weight OF receipts brought out
by the high price of two weeks ago.
Cotton goods arc Very firm, despite the
drop in raw material, but the disposition
is 10 sell carefully on spring account.
Business failures for the week number
22223 In the United States, against 30 INST
week, 22l in his week a year ago 2i3 in
1898, a4S in 1897. and 292 in 1896.
Canadian failures for the week num-
l,er %. against IS last week. 20 in this
week year ago, u in 1898, u in 1887 end
IS in 1896
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
COL. WADDELL'S CANVASS.
A Chapter Of Accidents That I"tcr-
icred With Ills appointments.
(Spcci:,l Dispatch 10 The ]

WILMINGTON, y. c., october l9.-1on.
A. NJ. WaidelI. candidate for the United
States. Senate to succeed Marion Butler,
returned to-day from Baltimore, where he
was called on account OF the sickness Of
his wife. who went there 70 have an opera
ton performed. Mrs. Castor Meares, an
aunt OF Mrs. Waddell. wac went Oh 20
Baltimore with Col. Waddeii, fell at her
hotel and brGa9 her leg soon after her ar
rival This chapter of accidents detained
Col. Waddel! longer than he expected, ai.d
iuterfcre;i materially with his canvass,
causing him to be unable 10 ill sereyal OF
his advertised appointments
He =, however, not discouraged, AID Will
resume his canvass at once. tie was great
ly erat;tiel at the action OF his fellow
citizens N calling Il n1ass-meeting aud in
augrrat:ng plans for setting WaaGeli
boom in motion that viii cover the entire
State.
Waddell bussans are being Worn now,
composed of a gunwad with the latters D..
+, L. /. on them,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
WHEELER A DEMOCRAT.
The Governor Of New York, He Says.
Was Honestly Mistaken
(pv AsSociated Press

MONTGOMERY. ALA. October l2.-ke-
sarding the statement in a recent speech
made by Governor Roosevelt. that he was
glad 70 see such men as General Wheeler
supporting President Mckinley in the pres
ent campaign. General Wheeler SAID to-
day:
Governor Roosevelt is honestly mis-
taken He made the statement on me
strength of a publication, made eF a man
in my district unfr.endly to me-, that
had delivered a Republican sp%ech at
Florence.
In Congress there is only one member
who has SO long and so consistently as
have supported the Democratic measures
There is no need for me 10 deny These
statements. The people OF AEtoaIia GO no'
doubt my fellty to Democracy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Greenc-villc Industries
lsncc,ol ni~patch to The Times.

EMFORIA. VA. October f9-Alessrs. c.
l.. Vincent and Company are renunidihs
their saw mill at Dahlis. which was ourhea
last May.
The Fields Mccormack Company are
erecting an elevated tank of io,Goo gallon
CAPACITY at their plant i'll North Emporia-
The services in the Methodist thurch'
which have been held nightly for the past
week. will close tonight with special
sermon to the Greenesville Guard, who VIII
attend in a. body.
Rev. c. P Ryland will commence
protracted meeting in the Hicksford zap
fist Church on Sunday He Will De as
sisted in the meeting by Rev. Mr. New
bill, of Crewe. Va
heavy frost. the first of the season.
was observed Yesterday morning. but most
Ct the farmers We're prepared for it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Welded IN SCOTTSvlLLE.
Miss Elizabeth Darneillc Staples the
: l:fiiIc of John Davis.
Especial pispatch 20 The Tintcs.l

SCoTTSV1LLE, VA, October H. The
Dcciples' Church OF ScottsyiIe was The
tccne OF a beautiful and impressive mar
riase ceremony this afternoon At o'clock,
when Miss Elizabeth Darneille Staples and
Mr. John s. Davis were married by Rev
w. c. Hull.
The church was beautifully decorated
with eyersreens. cut flowers AMI ngstetl
plants, and before the altar was Il mag
,lificent floral arch from when WIS SIS
pended beautiful bell of choice cut
flowers. y very large number OF fapers
brilliantly illuminated tIaa church
To strains Of selections from i-ohencrip's
wedding march, gracefully rendered 10y
Hiss Matthews, the bridal parry entered
the church, the bride accompanied by
her father, MI, silas Staples. ard Pre-
coded by the ushers and her maid Of
aonor. Miss Lucy II. Powers. WAS met
before the altar by the groom and his
best man, MIR. Frank c. Moore.
The ushers We're: Messrs. Thomas u.
STAPLES, Of Richmond, and John u. Staples,
OF Scottsville, brothers cf the or'sie; aud
Messrs. Nj. G. Davis. Jackson Seal, Wal.
Ter s. Dorrler and DIR. Joseph L. Lair,
OF Scottsville.
The bride is an exceedingly ATTRACTIVE
,oung lady, and wore an exquisite dress
OF white taffcta silk ana tulle veil. ana
carried a large bunch Of brides roses.
The maid of honor Wore white organdy,
and carried carnations.
The groom, who is secretary and treas
urer of The Davis Financial Agency, is
one Of ScnttSville's most popular business
men- The numerous and handsome pres
cnts received testify TO the popularity CT
1he couple with a host Of friends. lnms-
diateiy after The ceremony Nr. and Mrs.
Davis left by private conveyance for
charlottesville, where they toos li}e 80
train for an extended trip 10 Washington,
Baltimore and other Northern cites, after
which they Will return to ScottsNille end
make their home in the handsome new
residence Mr.. Davis has just llaa tom
pleted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Tie Beautiful Girl IS
Not Alquays Popular.
She DIusr Be Willing to Please and
Exert Herself TO SaYt'lcasant Things
By Lillian RussellD

E.xertHcrseif to SaYi'iensau Things
By Lillian RussenJ
According to laws of logic, popuia-i sy and
prettiness ought TO be inseparaoie compan-
ions. but they are not. This is 4 country o.
pretty woman. and it is well Tor moss OK
them that they do not rely on their GeGd
looks for popularity, which is The use OF
intellect. 8 sweet disposition and q Sod
heart.
After all. prettiness is noting of which
70 be proud Il is a git OF which to be
glad and used as q companion piece %
womauly characteristics 1t takes many
OF our women a long lime 20 find that
mere prettiness counts for little We hear
persons say she is prssIS,' ard the
idea conveys to our minds no especial
charm. It is the woman with the reputa-
ton for wit. for fascination OF manner.
for a gettle presence who appeals 20 US.
If she be pretty and possesses talents n
addition she is not to be envied for her
good fortune. but rather congratulated
that she uses her pretTiness as q foiI 90
her requirements and does not hold it
up as her whole capital.
Beauty. according to an Old saving.
as only skin deep \ truer aGage WAS
never penned The seusibla maa looks far
beyond mere prett:ness N a woman II h.
hopes to i've hapn.lS. Experience has
taught him that a woman : heart has more
lasting charms than dolls face Thou
ands of women who are not strictly pref
ty prove attractive to men and to other
women long after the merely pretty We
man has palled.
Prettness with no other attribute is i
tanning popularity through It her reign
poor capital If its owner succeeds in at
Will he short-lived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
j. Garland Pollard and judge brooke
Spcak-A Labor Candidate.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs-)

Especial Dispatch TO The Times
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October ID
The Democrats of Newport News had
an enthusiastic Gpen ar mass-meeting
here tonight Hons. j. Garland Pollard,
of Richmond. and d. Tucker Brooke, Of
Norfolk. made the principal addresses OF
the evening IN answering the full din
Ter pail argument Of the Republicans,
Mr.. Pollard prefaced his remarks by say
ing: II speak not to those who value
money more than ctlarac;er, who think
that q full dinner pail is more important
than Il clear conscience; l have nothins
to saw to those who care more foc the
Temporary qualification OF their appetites
taan for the preservation of their iibsrties.
When | wish to speak 10 such an audience
stall betake myself to some rattla-Len
where | could be sure that | was not in
sultins my hearers by addressing my ar
eu1nents 10 their bellies. rather than to
their heads On the question CT I'M
rer:alism. in answering those who claim
tlat policy of su5jusatins the PAllip-
pines would be beneficial 10 ctr trace,
he said: Their argument WHEN stripped
OF all the verbage simply means that
might makes right OF all the men be-
meath the sun the most contematibe is
a bully. the man who seekfs his quarrels
with weaker men so that he may crush
them by his brute force. ~ bullying
nation is no less contemplate than
bullying man
AS the Casino. c. c. Williams. labor
candidate FOR Congress from this district.
talked TO q small crowd of work;nSlnei',
denouncing both Of t.le old part 6, .ti.i
especially attacking The record of iicn.
Harry L. MAYNARD. Democratic NOMINEE
for Congress from this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
DAMAGE TO COTTON.
statistician Of Agricultural Depart
merit Completes His Estimate.
fr,v Associated Press

WASHINGTON. October 19.-The statis-
tiean of the Department OF Agriculture
has completed his investigation of the
agricultural situation in those counties in
Texas that were visited by the West
Indian hurricane of September Sth-
The area under cotton in the counties
in which serious damage resulted was
approximately 100000 acres with q
promise on September list of crop OF
about 6ioG00 bales. The reduction OF the
crop is estimated al about $500 bales, or
1915 per cent.
On a basis of s. per bale the amount
destroyed would represent a value Of So
10000
Exclusive of the damage to farm build
ings, machinery. ETC.. the total loss may,
be estimated at 5000. Coo 1t should
be stated that all the counties visited py
the storm were included in the crep re-
port issued October 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
SHORTAGE OF COTTON,
Many European Mills Are Compelled
to Close Down.

to Close Down.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE crisis
of the German textile trade is said 70 be
spreading. Over-production, due to the
reduction of European trade in other eoun-
tries, is accountable The United States
Consular Agent at Fibenstock. in report
to the State Department, says that the
price of cotton and the impossibilitE OF
getting equivalent yarn prices was playing
havoc with the trade. y great number OF
mills throughout Europe are closing down
on account of shortage ii this article
The war in China has affected industries
generally. more particularly the iron trade
India, for instance had been constructing
numbers of rice mills. and had bought the
ma chinery in Germany. Since the troubles
in China arose this encouraging trade has
come to an lIntfnlsly end. From Alas;a, IN
the west. to SILICA. in the east of the Ger
man Empire, general cutting down OF
working hours and thousands OF weavers
thrown out of employment. bear witness
TO the. deplorable state of this industry
throughout the country. The velvet indus
try is the only one of this nature which ap-
pears to be holGing its own.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Commandments Estimate.

c1-rE6I. VA. October 19--oien-
araI ". p. Roberts. of North Carolina,
who served with distinction in the cavai-
~ of the Army Of Northern Virginia. to-
dav talked confidently OF Bryan's cleo
ton.
General Roberts believes in the good
luck ana influence of Adlai Stevenson.
whom he knows well, and ne thinks the
natur,l swing of the political pendulum,
which has alternated for so many terms,
will, throw New York in the Democratic
column.
General Roberts counts on thirty thou
sand Bryan plurality in North Carolina.
He was Consul to Victoria. British
Columbia during Clevelands second term
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
COSTLY GEMS.
Graphic description of the Famous
X

- = k' 'i'>>''' ~ 'h.. fHillouS
kiin'mrl"y Ninr...
The news has just been called around
tbs world that the mines OF Kimberley
are soon TO be again in active operation.
since the war in the Transvaal has prsc
tically com to a close.
These mines are the most marvellous
in the world. Il is estmatea w:thou,
exasgcrat on that thsy hay produced ten
tons Of ,,fa:nonds. 81 2 value Of almost
a ihous:d million dolars M amount 50
vast thar il Is practically Impossible 10,
the average mind To form any idea OF
what il rally means.
X mher,sy has morosoliz d a sreas
deal of attention during the present South
African sHar. and with lis fortunes one
name is insegaranly cannacte6-2that Of
Cecil Rhodes. II was RhoGes. aided by
n:l, OF Ii, most astutc t.nanciers OF the
century, Aitre3 Belt. who welded together
tfe whole diamond Industry of the KIM
bar,ev district in the DE- Eeers Mining
sc1,npa,y. and formed n corporation
whose grip OF Kimberley ans, its gems
is moro ahsolute han any other conner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20

is provided with buttons and button1oles
10 secure the cuff in position. The cuff
has two or three holes cut midway
between the edges. and is reversible.
When it is desired 10 put the cuff on the
end of the coat sleeve is turned back,
exposing: the auxiliary lining and the but
tons pushed through the holes. Inen
VIZ. coat sleeve is brought down again
ana the heads of the buttons slipped
,nreugh the second set of bUttonholes. 1t
i. easy to see that this device will hold
the cuff in just the proper position IN
regard TO the coat sleeve, and leaves tina
wrist entirely free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Democratic Sstca!,cis,
uenC cratic Con- u.eteo.
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