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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

and Federal Steel Companies. and these
stocks suffered most severely Zoo the late
break Federal Strcl reacting 81 and Steel
and Wire "a The sclAuE ON reaction was
prccipitatc but not in as large volume as
the buying on the advance. Many ~ the
irduetrials suffered TO she extent 81 be
tween J and ~ points
In thu railroads the losses from the best
ran between ] and Ia Ga the principal
stocks ana in Pcnusyivaua reoched ia
Covering hy shorts arrested the decline.
but The closing wac unsettled and with
speculative opinion very uncertain. Pa
cihc Mail was rcactiouaty throughout the
day and American Luseed on preferred
lost "a
The hori market was very active and
prices advanced strongly hut reacted 20
some extent IN sympathy with stocks
Total sales. par value N2'5.eoo United
States rcfundine .. when issued. 0echn-
ed Is the IS and old g. q and the o. =
per sent on the last call. Tho new is ad-
vanrcl =
The total sales ~ stocks to-day were
i.Gis 40 shares including Atchison 80 so,
do preferred 81 80. Baltimore and ohio.
SOTO. Choasapeake ana ono. 1885, Bur
lngton. 22na. Rock Island. 222b. Louis
Vile md Nashville i2.Eo. Manhattan. ST.
1ss. Metropolitan Sure Railway 1908.
AtaaNNEA ENHifts " .e.As .NfM 10TH NfNi-
trail 90 go. Norfolk and Western $3.50,
Northern plciac o. SEQ. DO preferred
1893. ontario and Western. liTlo. Penn
sylvaula. $3.50. RtaduE first preferred
- $40 ST. Louis and Southwestern. en-.
10 preferred. a9l. 81 Paul 2gilo. South
ern Pacific. lU TO. Southern Railway. "a
959. do preferred 70. $50. Texas and Pacific.
T zoo: Union Pacific. g. $50. DO preferred.
i2oa. Wheeling and Lake Erie 1910; DO
second preferred 1882. American Smclt-
ms. 49, oo. do preferred. 6 90, American
Hoop. g2aO. Steel and Wire 7o15o. do pre-
ferrcd io.6oo. Tin Plate 73H. American
Tobacco So Anaconda. 1910 Brooklyn
Transit. 80 l6g Colorado Fuel. 1l50. Con
tiucntiJl Tobacco Sfi75 DO preferred
fu0. Federal Steel. 50 6ao. do preferred.
9.oie. Paper. 7.o00. National Steel. ICES
Pacnc Mail. 25 $40. Peoples Gas 20 $685.
Pressed Steel Car $3.50 Sugar 20 100
Tennessee Coal. ei6io. Leather. aiio. do
Preferred SS5. Rubber 1880: Western
Unien 500; Republic Iron and Steel
Z az
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Monday. Nov. "a
SPIRITS TIRPENTiNE.-The iurpen-
line market opened quiet so-iay at a
-.,ts wlth no sales reported. and closed
err, a. Al cents. with sales % 1850 casks
purlng tho carly hours there ad not
seem 20 be much demand and y iooNt1
~, ne market vas 10 suffer for friends
But tho entrance OF buyers later gave q
dsridea impetus TO the market. While
INC official price was 81 cents. sales were
made after the closing on a basis ~ az.
cents with the demand good at THE
price. Il did not seem that the large 90.
forters mad satisfied their demands hno
II This ls the case. % may be better prices
win be- Witnessed. Tho days receipts
we're ss5. and the exports so.
ROSfNs-The roslu mar 20 closed trm
ana unchanged to-day with gool de-
mand for the offerings. Both foreign ami
domestic exporters were ir the narkct
FOR supplies. aud "a the closing % was
stated that the market was pretts wei
swept, The days receipts were 25a'. end
49, 10 Tr.aau a q fnltuVra.
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corToN FUTURES.
The close steady at an Advance Of
2In2a points.

he Close steady at an Advance Of
2Id23 points.
Vow York. Nov. l2-The market Tor cot
9n was very excited. very active and de-
icdiy higher to-day. The opening pr.ces
owed an advance Of 1916 points. and
+riner advanced sal2 points on general
hu.lish conditions There werefa few
ttlNals OF weakness resulting from
oIt-aking and occasional sales on IRE
ailon theory. But as a rue the mar
20. was most vigorous. with sneculaiio1
fl"nlns rapidly and including con-
''rtole proportion OF buying on inves'-
account Covering was an import
A feature. The great strength OF the
.Hei was largely due 90 killing frost
northern Texas nud other important
in the South. with accounts from
Mississippi valley. indicating thai tn
image by frost In that territory last
had been more serious than az ho
.'Ae assumed. The Southern markets
were generally higher. while account
IN American spinning districts, as well
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKrr.

Liverpool, Nov. H. I p. m Spot, mod
crate business and prices STEADY. Ameri-
can mlddhng fair b 1850. good mid
ding. oiad; middhng l3-22i. low midi
dling. 1880. good ordinary, $3.50.
ordinary Z -5-3-d. The sales Of the day
we're 500 bales OF which w were FOR
speculation and export. and included 7.e'o
American. Receipts 1000 bales. lnclud-
ing $50 American.
Futures opened quiet and STEADY and
closed steady. American miIiling low
middliug clause. November 52,G buyers.
November December sl5n51sd sellers
December-January. 5.lea5 i2d sellers. Jan
uary-Febuary. slid seller. February
March, bed buyers, March-Apru 507a
5.0sd sellers; Apr.l-May 5o5i buyers
May-June 5.o5d sellers June-Jnly SOFA
'oid sellers July-August Sod sellers
AuFust-September. ifuL6ld sellers
New Orleans. Nov. l2-Cotton futures
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New york Nov 12.-The dry goods
r,,rke. feature has been the advance IN
mo price 81 American indigo blue prints
>. cents TO ga cents. Two other lines
nave advanced prices = cents and others
are expected shortly. The question 3
whether "a god business viii be done Is
tho navanced prices or whether transac-
ions AZ old prices have no. hled up buy
srg 50 that they viii not be able 10 take
further supplies. Other lines remain
quiet and firm.
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lin Sleeping
TRAINS DAILY THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL vbuld
o con 81 "a
+ 4 a, Stree ones-B
Assistant Atlanta Ga
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MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Ma steady.
Commercial demand a1S. sixty days.
s. Tsa, ninety days. A7S francs. Paris.
and Iavre sixty days 5227s swiss. sixty
days IS. Belginn. 5.eia, marks. sixty
DAYS % 9-if ninety DAYS. 90 ole
DOMESTIC STEADY Steady
banks are buying at i-l6 discount ana
selling az follows. S25 ana under Toe pre-
MUM So 20 So l5c premium So TO 500
2o' premium. 500 10 500. 25c premium.
500 TO $1,000 q premium. 81 go ami over.
7lc per NJ premium
sECUHfTfES-There is brisk demand
an round and Ugh, offerings
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FtsH-Mackcrcl. half barrels. No /.
$500. No 2 800. No. Q. $50. kits No
!. $40. No .. N.i0. No 3. Sc Goldfish.
i-pound bricks. 6isc. 2pound bricks. &C..
Smoked herring. per boa. l7alec Dutch
herring. IN kegs. N.i0. now muIots, half
barrels. s375
Rui-Markot quiet. Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying at SaGc. selling
at S201 5c, sugar house at l0al5c
HoNEf-Fair demand. strained. In bar
rels. 55Qc0c gallon
High wines basis. Ng7
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a. from foreigu spinning csnters were All
~ bhiiish character. Cotton GOOD. vsre
reported 70 De in better shape Tns move
heut 81 cotton iu the South was f,irI,
sustained fact. however. qu.ts ec1rr-
any ignored 90 view Of prevailing .entl-
hlehl. Europe bought freely the u.s-
i"'s''ioha chleny Vail street and tho
SCUM also operated extensively on .hc
iong side OF The account In a.. ,.t.r-
noon buying was checked by heavy e.u.
mated receipts Tor New orleans ana
houston especially at tae latter Tor to-
morrow. The market closed steady Al
net advance OF 2iu23 points.
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THO cotton market closed steady to-day
CT au advance OF is cent above Saturdays
closnE There were sales on The spot Of
u.s. bales The spot markets generally
responded 20 the jump OF p and % points
iu cotton futures. and was consequently
hloyant throughout the day. The demand
W.. reported 90 be satisfactory. The re-
celat- were ass against 1ti3 last year,
uus -D6 year before last
The following were the official spot quo
tatious at the close Of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day.
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Note-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near az possible IN
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices. Omcia quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
salars ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
POULTRY. The market Is steady. quo
tatlona. Brollers g9u3Jc per pair. half
grown, a5d5oc three-f0urths grown, $50
CO.. hens. e5a55c. roosters. fo05oc; ducks
O675c. geese. 75c0ti o..
EGGs-Fresh candled, &c; cold storage.
is0igc.
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New York. Nov. i2-cotton seod oil was
more active again ana firm a. fun prices
Sales Included 1900 barrels. November
prime summer yellow a. 3ic Prime crude
barrels s0a80i4c nominal Prime summer
yellow s3isa5tc; on summer yellow 32i4c
Prime winter yellow SsuNc. Prime white
s743sc. Prime meal $3.50.
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CHICAGO Markets.

Chicago Nov f2-Wheat was easy
early on the statistics but rallied later
on the Antwerp advance and export en-
gaRements and closed firm. December &c
over Saturday. Corn closed Nmiac aud
oats &c higher. January pork close ! Z73a9
Soc January iard l2isc end January ribs
i2isai5c improved
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening IIlghest.I .gvyeat. Closing
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New York. Nov l4-Cotton futures
opened steady ar the advance ana closed
STEADY Prices as follows
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LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CEMENT-Ahbama ana Georgia lime IN
fair demand and sell az 50 cents a barrel.
special eaIcinod plaster. 500 per barrel.
hair. 4aBc Rosedale cement. f-90fiG
carload lots. special; Portland cement re-
tou gzgs: carload lots. 8 ooa2a0.
II1MRER 4. o. d. VESSELS SAVAN-
Minimum. yard sizes Si05odil 90.
"a, eule. So 5ni3O0. difficuit sizes sl400
qtlsm. ship stock. $40 00Qisoo, Hawn ties.
8 olsao. hewn sics. 55Ussc
OII.-Market steady. demand fair; aig-
nal 4agc: West Virginia black, s1i2c
ARA "a: nea,sfoot. 6Du7Oc. machinery, Is
1a5c. Hnseed oil. raw. 76l4c. boiled. 1slsc I:
kerosene. prime white. lee water white.
lgc. Pratt's astral, iic; deodorized stove
gasoline. drums, IKE; empty oh barrels
delivered. Sc.
sHOT-Drop. n.O. b. b. and large
N.75: chilled, N.7S.
IRON-Market very STEADY; swede' oisc
NAIIs-auf. s. 90 base. wire s.. = base
BARBED wIRE-SS.50 per 100 pounds,
ssraigh, goods. -3430c; sugar house moias-
ses. l5u s0c.
gtfN pOWDER-Per keg. Austin crack
shot. Sa00. hali kegs. s. Is, quarter kegs
N.25. champion ducklng. quarter kegs
s. q. Dupont ana Hazard smokelcss. half
kegs. 81 o.. quarter kegs. b75: i-pound
canlaters. s %. less - per cent Trols-
dorf smoke. ess powder i-pound cans, 81.
i6-pound cans 90 pound.
salt, hides and wool.
sAI.T-Demand Is fair and the markos
steady: carload lots io0-pound burlap
sacks a.: i10-pound cotton sack. fJc
iiO-pound bu-lap sacks. sac li0pound
cotton sacks. tsisc. 225-pound burlap sacks
55c. i2s-pound cotton sack, SC; 2s0-pound
burlap sacks. Sc.
HIDES-Market FIRM: dry mint i3hc;
dry salt. ..1ac. green salted, Sc.
WOOIs-Nominal. primo Georgia. free
Of sand burrs and black wool, lec. black
iG-: bury l0e Wax. -: tallow. 3iac.
Deer skins zoe
Fruits and Nuts.
APPLEs-Northern variety. s. 50a3.0o.
ORANGES FlaD s. 51G3o0 per box.
PRU%Es-ioe 20 b0s. Toe. 50s 20 6oc. sac
Cos 70 zoe. e. los 90 SOC. sac. s0s 10 81. &c
s1g to zoos. sac.
BANANAs--fi 25l2 % bunch
LEMONS Market steady al 81 90.
OASUT5-tl154G5O per 100
pEA&CTS-Ampe stock fair demand
market arm fancy hand picked Virglni1
per pound &c. hand-pioked. Virginia OK
tras, &c. n G. seed peanuts &C.
NUTS Almonds. Tnrragona iec Ivicas.
TO-: waluuts French. i2c. Naples. i2c
pecans. i2c Brazils DC. flbcrts. lsc. a.
sorted nuts. J-pound and 25-pound boxes
he.
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RAGGING-MArket Arm. jute. ~
pound. sAc. large lots siac small lots.
2-pound. sAsdsc. iA-pound. SAasisc. sea
island bagging i2isc.
TIEs-standard. }5-pound. arrow. large
lots tLf0. small lots. $50
Bacon. Hams and Lard.
BACoN-M Market hrm. D. s c. r. sides
TAc. y. r. bellies. $40 EASTERN. ac-
cordlng to average size. y. 8 bellies. sitc
CWefterul smoked G X sides. sac.
HAM3-Sugar cured. l2ai2Nc.
LARD-pure in tiercea. sac, IN 90
pound tins and S0-pound tubs. sAc
compound IN tisroes. exc 50-pound tins.
and so-pound tubs ei6c.
Dried and Evnporatcd Fruits.
APPLEs-Evaporated rake. sun-drled.
$3.50.
APRIcoTs.-Evsporsted. iOc pound
nectarines. i0c.
RAIsINs-L. L.. $40; imperial cabinets.
g2T5. loose, 50-p0und boxes, SIC pound.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Hew York ONCE. No. s. Broadway.
onlees ~ principal cities throughout che
south. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Daily movements al other ports
ialveston-sieady. middAne. slsc; ne
receipts 25ool; gross. 25Wl. sales. LES
stock 205 299
New Orleans-steady. midilinE 9Ac, net
feceipts Y 1876. gross. y. i95. sales. $3.50;
ock % SOC.
MobEo-Flrm. Kidding. SC; net receipts.
"a: gross 1929. SALES. lO1. stock. 9 is5
Char!eston-Firm. mlddliug 9Ac. net re-
lpts l053. cro-s. loss; stock. 1882.
Wiimington-Firm: middhnE g.; net re-
aipts .3s6 gross. l.3e6. stock sil9.
Norfolk-Tirm midlnnE 9i4c, net re-
epts. 2g7g, gross. 285o. sales, 'sa stock
flsa
MISUNDERSTANDING middling slsc; net
receipts. 1851. gross. 33H. stock 62i5.
New Tork-steady middilng i3-l5c. ne
raeeipts s5. gross. $500 sales. $50. stock
81
Bostor-Qu'et. middling . e-isc; net re
pts. 9-5i gross. $50
Phlludelpna-Flrm middling 10 l-l6c; net
eipts. Co.. gross 20. stock. 3.26s
Daily movements at interior towns
Augur steady. middhng ats-. net re-
pts. 1.l05. gross. 1870. sales. 47. stock.
90.
Memphis Firm. middliug &c: net re-
pts, Scfl; gross. liG9; sales. So,
took. l0i.si2.
S. Iouis-stoady. middling 2-igc; net
clpts. ISIS. gross. 1732. sales, So; stock,
ds7
Cincinnati quiet mlddling. aiac; net re-
o.. pts, 5G5; gross sds: stock. GLIB.
ious ton-Steady; middnng &c; net re-
pts. 555, gross. 1850. sales, 3s2, sock
15
svile-Firm. middiing 9ilc.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
Galvt ton-To Great Rrltaln. 1850; TO
Tie continent. 2Ji: coastwise. f09S
New Orleans-C'oastwise ] $50
S1vannah-Coastwis Use. 1.4s5.
Wilmington stWise 100
norfolk oastwisc 1884
Ncw lork-To the continent So.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
fay; To Great Britain. 7.590 70 the con-
urent 1866
Total foreign exports from oil ports thus
'ar this week: To Great Britain %
70 France, Go: 20 tho continent. 7sas
Total foreign exports since sept /. 1900
To Great Britain. s75lS9. to France. ISL
.-, so the continent. 653 3A.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

New York Nov. l. Money on can 4Q5
per cent: last loan I per cent Prime
mercantile paper. fzd5it per cent. Sterling
exchange easier with actual business ln
bankers bills al SASH for demand and
az 81 SOL, FOR sixty DAYS. Posted rates
81 liaUti. sts. commercial bills 81 s)d4 s0is
silver certificates So Q65l. bar silver elisr:
Mexican dollars joisc Government bonds
irregular; state bonds inactive: railroad
bonds strong
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

BUTTER-The tone OF tho market a.
firm. Quotations. Western creamery. l9u
2psc New York state dairy. i9aZsc.
extra Elgins. 25a26c.
CHEESE Market arm: fancy full
cream cheese. ls,sc for . 90 22-pound
average. 2Sa30-pound average 13c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH POTATOEs-No Northern. $3.50
sack
CABRAGE-6d7c per head.
ONIONS yellow. IN barrels. 500
crates. soc: rcd. 1870.
Breadstuns, HAY and Grain.
FLOtfR-Market steady. patent. 81 80:
straight. 50 90 fancy. S2.75 family. $3.50
MEAL-Pearl per barrel. s. 70: per sack
N25. city meal. per sack. bolted 81 ieisR
LIS: water ground. t.l5ail7il. city grits
sacks. 81 20. pearl grlts. Hudnuts. per bar
rel S275; per sack N.2gis. sundry
brands 8il7iAQl.20 sack.
CORN-Market arm white. Job lots &c
carload lots. sc. mixed corn. job lots.
&c. carload lots, 59c
RtcE-Market steady. demand good
fancy head. &c; fancy. SIC.
Prime ..........................
Good .......................... .4izu49a
Fair .....-........ ........................4 Wfa
common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OATs-No. . mixed carload. XII. 500
lots ssassc. white clipped. cars, &c, job.
soc
BRAN-Job lots. s5c. carload lots. soc
HAY-Market steady. No. / timothy.
seisc job. S7is cars: No. 2 Sc jib. s2is cars.
sugar and Coffee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Receipts previously ..........g 7c.S72 eSis7,
Total since April ..........c5i, oJl 7e7sS'
Exports TO-DAY ................ $50 1907
Exports previously ............ 2.s3 t>t C5e. a16
Exports since April .....}i. oH 67l1u
stock on hand to-day ........ 5000 l2b.27'
stock last year ............... Si,lN iTiits
Charleston. S O.. Nov l2.-Turpentue
market firm az i0c BID Resin nrm and
unchanged
Wilmington. ~ a.. Nov i2-Spirits
turscnure firm at s1isN'lc receipts. 81.
Rosu steady ~ s. sui 81 receipts is5
Crude turpsntine hrm ~ $40 and 2.te,
receipts. g. Tar arm a. N.55. receipts.
a.
New Orleans. Nov Sc Receipts Rosin.
si6 turpeutinc ls3. exports none.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

80 great interest developed Ia the sea
'-ar4 cotton market during the past
Heak. The dullness IN other markets has
apparently been reflected also in the rea
island cotton situation. Whether there
E.li be "a rush by holders 90 sell later re
mains 20 be seen. but go far me demand
mas not been SUFFICIENT 90 enllveu things
some interior business g. reported.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

No. ~ No. G5
~ Savannah $. A. l. Ryi2 Bpplll Sspm
Ar Portsmouth. 8. A. LILY. Olam spm
Steamers leavc Norfolk daily. except
Sunday, for baltimore. Philade phil aud
New York. and daily for Washing tou.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

The short line 60 Montgomery Mobile
and New orleans. leaving Savannah at
TBS a. m. arriving at Montgomery T:t0
D. m. a. which point close connection is
made with the Ia a ~ r. r.. arriving
~ Mobile $3.50 a. m. and New orleans
7i0 a. IN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
CD Southern Railway.

Depar, Savannah on oth Meridian Tme-oue Hour slower
Than CITY Time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

The short line 90 Fernandina. jackson
Vile. Tampa and other Florida points
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Maguinceut Pullman Ounct sleeping car
service 10 Washington, Baltimore Phila-
deiphla and New York. also TO Jackson
Vile and Tampa.
DINING cars from Savannah 40 Hamlet
ana Richmond 90 New York.
Buffet panor cara Savannah 10 Mont
gomery.
For additional information apply 10
Ticket once Bull ana Bryan streets.
Phone Is
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Schedule Effective Sept 10 1901.
Trains arrive az and depart from
Central station. West Broad.
foot # Liberty street
pm Meridian rlme-Ouo hour slower than
city time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
MURPHY g. CO.. INC.


Board Of Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct 20 New York
Chicago and New Orleans
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-28


lafss portion from cansda and Austria.
lie
n IL reported that aoopp Fiilplnos Ar.
iepafa. aud the Government ia f0fmlns
plans to aggregate them,
~ spite ~ TIE soldiers, iRwiessnega u
rampant 81 Nome Robbers shinfafofm
victims asleep in their tents
Senator Hanna viii open the nrpub.
lliCsn campaign IN New Jersey By max.
ins spccch At Asbufy Park.
GENERAL Randall W. command ~ the
Department ~ Alaska, asks authority
g. send out destitute persons.
] The Kentucky lcgis allure has be n
convened In extra session To modify the
amendments OF the Goebel law.
The steamer Cymrlc arrived nt New
York with her cargo nearly burned up.
She WAS not seriously damaged.
George NJ. liord Of Chicago wanted
h.8 wife TO look at no other man but
himself, and she sued for divorce.
! II Is reported that President Kruger
has asked for an asylum In the Ameri-
can consulate at LourenZo Marquee.
| An English correspondent says that
President krueger VIII contribute 81
100000 To the Bryan campaign fund.
| "BoWsur. who shut the Niagara
rapids IA few weeks ago. will go In
again next month and take soundl 1gs.
The Atlin and Dominion telegraph
lines to Dawson and Fort Cudahy in
the Yukon basin are nearing compile
ton.
The Paris cabmen are waxing fat Off
Exposition visitors and the French
government has steppe,. in to stop ex-
tortion.
In a collision at Brooklyn between n
crowded trolley car and a horse and
truck, boy was killed and man bad
ly hurt.
Sauit Ste Marie straits have been
blocked by the sinking of the ore
schooner Maude. About 200 boats are
delayed.
y ,arge number of the Roman Cath
cijc nobility of Eng and will make u
pilgrimage to Rome to see the Pope IN
October.
Emperor William has promoted him
self to the rank of field marshal. lie
was a major general when he came to
the throne.
Albert Hoff, who killed Mrs. Chite in
San Francisco, is to have n new trial.
The decision affecting him may affect
Mrs. Botkin.
Actress Mabel Bouton is ravlng
maniac, possessed of an idea that she
has untold wealth and is about to re-
ceive title.
A steam roller ran amuck in Oakland
and smashed into the house of l.. C.
Harlow, $40 Kennedy street, doing
much damage.
At Buda-Pesth the well known opera
singer, Nine. Nemethy. drank poison on
the stage and fell dying before the hor-
rfled audience.
Secretary Hay says that the United
States gets much more than it gives
by the temporary boundary arrange
ment in Alaska.
George Dixon and Mrs. Aaron A.
Frost of Portland. Ore, have been ar
rested for connection with a forged
deed tranaction.
The members of the party which has
been stringing the telegraph wire to
Dawson report the loss of a large party
not far from Atlin.
The Japanese Minister at Washing
ton complains of the treatment Of his
countrymen at San Francisco during
the plague epidemic.
There is great distress in Porto Rico
and many natives are starving to
death. The Government Is employing
them in building roads.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-28
uuhappy Marriages..

Divorces occupied the Judges ~ Tho
CItUit court ou saiurdny and Two I'M
harny couples were cut In twain, as-
VIII us several more or lees Important
orders Issued. Ernest u. Austin was
GRANTED q divorce from May ~. Austin
by Judge slllman, ana william l.. Pc
t,rson was divorced from Alice Peter
sln Judge Humphreys refused TO va
cate the order he made some time ago
n the Fllnt case. granting Mrs. Flint
temporary allmouy. Captain Flint filed
an application for the resembling OF the
order on the ground that Mrs Flint
had condonod the offenscs Of her hus-
band and had resumed martial rela-
lions with him before she went to the
Coast. Mrs. Rose Miner was denied
temporary allmony in her suit for d.
vorce against Or. f. H. Miner by Judge
Humphreys.