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The Burke County news., 1900-06-01
THE LAST OF JUDGE EWART.
No Report viii Be Made on His Case
and After Awhile the President Will
Appoin Som ebody Else.

AAPpoAi ooA1cUouy 1lSe
Washington Special. 21st. TO Raleigh
Post
The Senate judiciary commit
tee at It's meeting this morning
by unanimous vote decided
not to report the nomination of
J udge Ewart to the Senate.
In taking this action the com
mlttee deferred to the wishes
Of the President in not return
ing Judge Ewarts's name to
the Senate with an adverse
report. As a condition prec-
edent to its action, friends OF
the President semi officially
assured the committee that the
President, when Congress al
joulned would not again ap
point Judge Ewart during the
recess Of Congress.
When the committee met
there were present.: Senators
Hoar, Platt, Davis, Clark, Fair
banks, Teller, Lindsay and
Pettus.
There was a disposition to
take a vote on the nomination,
but Senator Fairbanks, speak :
ing for the President, indicated
his wishes in the matter. He
told he committee that the
President had been advised that
the sentiment Of the commit
tee was unanimously adverse
to Ewart and should his name
be sent into the Senate it Would
be with such a report. This
the President desired to avoid.
Mention was then made that
the President had in the vaca-
tion Of Congress, and III the
face Of an adverse report of
the committee, reappOlnted hlm
last Summer. The President, q
Senator said { his name cannot
be disclosed J, could do the
same thing now ii the nOmlna
! ton was held up in committee
: and not reported, bat the Sen
f ator did not think that the
+ President in face of an llnanl
NOUS adverse report WOuld SC
disregard the expressed Will
and Of course, the case not be
mo before the Senate judge
EWart's nomination could 40
rejected. 1t was then t hat as
surances were given that the
: President would not again
{ name Judge EWart under tn
q circumstances SO this ceIe
n brated case, one that has Oc
cupied more time IL commltte
> and In the Senate than an.
ease ever before the Senate Q
It's committees, was buried tor
ever in the files of the Judlc,ar
anDphn1ttnp
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CHURCH SERVICES.

St. Andrews Cathedral. - oath
Sunday after Trinity:7, Celebration
Of the Holy Communion; IL a. m.
| Morning Prayer and Sermon,
$3.50 p. m, Pule Ahiahi; 1880 p. M,
Evensong and Sermon.
The Second Congregation OF St.
Andrews Cathedral u. morrow will
hold services az follows: 8 q. m,
Sunday school; 9:45 a. M, Morning
Service; $3.50 p. IN, Evensong.
Services at st. Clements Chapel
(EpiscopaD Wilder avenue, Punahou
Celebration OF the Holy Com
muuion: First Sunday OF the month
Loo am, every other Sunday, 7:l5
am. Saints days, 6:45 am. mathis
aud sermon, 1l:05 a.m. evensong aud
sermon, 7:05 pm. daily prayer at
9:a5 a. m.
Roman Catholic Cathedral.--Low
masses, Holy Communion, 6 aud 2;
childreu's mass with English ser
mon, y; high mass, with native ser
mon, 1890; rosary, with native in
struct on, 2; solemn vespere and
benediction z.
Central Union Church, corue
Beretania and Richards streets. Rev.
W. M. Kiucaid, pastor-9:5O a. m.,
Sunday school; Hoo =. m, public
worship and sermon; $3.50 pm. Y.P.
see. prayer meeting; 1880 pm.
public worship and sermon.
Methodist Episcopal Church, cor.
ner Beretanis and Miller streets. G..
L. Pearson, pastor. The public is
invited to attend the following re-
gular services: Sunday, 10 am.
Sunday school; IL am. public wor-
ship and sermon; $3.50 pm. Epworth
League, and 1880 pm. public wors
ship and sermon.
Church OF st. John the Baptist
(Kalihi waena) = Religious services
as follows: 8 am. High Mass, With
sermon and collection for the usual
expenses OF the church; 3 pm. Re-
hearsal; 4 pm. Rosary.
Kawaiahao Church. = 10 a. M,
Sabbath School; IL a. M, preaching
by Rev. Ii. Ii. Parker; $50 p. M,
Christian Endesvor Society; 7:3O p.
NJ, English service, Rev. Vim. D.
Westervelt.
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Per AUSTRALIA, for Csmarinos
Refrigerator-An extra fresh supply
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges.
Lines, Nuts, Raisins Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Caulihower, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters Gin tin and shelly,
Grabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. ALSO fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
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Kentucby's famous Jesise Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any of
the saloons and at .Lovejoy g. Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
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The rainy weather does not keep
the buyers away from L. B. Kerr g.
Co.'s store, they haye a full house
every day, aud the verdict is Great
Bargains in all department.
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BTsINEss LOCALS.

A largo display OF Toys at L B
Kerr g. Co., Queen street.
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When you want a hack ring up
l9l. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fine hacl
and no overcharging.
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Honolulu Messenger Service dc
| Yer messages and packages. Tele-
phone. 37a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-01

Full size Turkish Towels $tO0 q
dozen, at /. B. Kerr g. Co., Queen
street.
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The very latest in Dress Good ,
aud Millinery at L. B. Kerr & Co.,
Green street.
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You can buy for one dollar at L.
B. Kerr g. Co., what would cost two
dollars anywhere else.
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L0CONOBlLE FOR SALE.

One New Locomobile, No. 377,
Style 2, made by The Locomobile
Co. of America, OF Newton, Macs.
U. S. A., patented Nov. IA; 1899
Very little used, the property OF the
late Joseph Heleluhe, and run by
gasoline,
, 1900-10-06
PERSONAL

Mrs. E. E. Benyon left last night for
Cheyenne.
! w. j. Sturgis. jr., came over from
Cheyenne today.
Mrs. c. L. Marsh returned to Tie
Siding on No. 4.
George Deckelman is spending a
few days in Denver.
Travelling Engineer d. H. Brees
came in on No. 3 today.
Miss Hattie Eychner has returned
from a visit to Rawlins.
L.. ~Seehausen, jr., is confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Edward Gould, who recently had his
leg broken in an accident at the roll
ing mill, is able to be out.
w. ]. Sanborn of the firm of San
born & Dwinell of the North park, left
last night for his home in Boston.
D. c. Abrams came up from Denver
last night to visit a few days with his
sister, who recently returned from the
east.
w. Fl. Frazee and two sons return
ed home last night from Denver, where
they have been attending the horse
show.
Mrs. H G.. Balch has fully recov-
cred from a severe attack of sore
throat from which she suffered sew
eral days.
Miss Rena Stryker has accepted a
position with the w. H. Holiday COM
pany and will enter upon her duties
next Monday.
M. w. Mason of the Union Mutual
Life Insurance company is in Lara
mic. He will remain here for a few
days and then leave for a business
trip through North park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Mondell
YER passengers on No. 3 today. Mrs.
Mondell stopped in Laramie and Mr..
Mondell went on to Hanna where he
Will deliver an address this evening.
He has returned from a very success
full trip through thenorthern part of
the state where he addressed manv
large audiences. He was at Wheat.
lan Thursday and spoke to a most
, 1900-10-06

Fresh Eggs and But
ter 18 to CSC at Ira
bing's.
, 1900-10-06
COAL
IS STILL SCARCER THAN 1T
SHOULD BE IN THIS
( CITY.
II abroad Company Finds Difficulty in
Hauling Fuel Into Town-Efforts
to Relieve the Tension Begin to
Show ResuIts-The New System
OF Auxiliary Tanks Works Well.

The cold snap again calls attention
to the coal situation as regards the
difficulty of the railroad in
hauling enough of it into town. There
Is at present just about enough on
hand in the yards of the various deal
ers to keep things going. No large Or
ders can be filed but everybody in
need of coal can get a sufficient uuan-
tity to tide them over till the situa-
ton shows Improvement. 1t is expect
ed that within two weeks the railroad
VIII be able to bring in a plentiful sup
ply.
There are now 100 loaded cars Of
coal standing on the s%idetracks in the
yards at Rock Springs waiting for
power to move them.
The Union Pacific is gradually get
ting in shape for the heavy business
it has been overwhelmed with all this
summer and fall. It's motive power
is being rapidly increased n the
building of new side tracks has ma
tcrially relieved the tension. The con-
sestion lin the Rawlins yards is not
nearly SO great as it was a few days
ago.
One of the things thai has done
much to make help the situation was
the introduction of auxiliary tanks.
The scarcity of water On certain dis
tricts has caused great embarrass.
ment to engine crews inc often trains
have actually been tied up on this &C.
count. Now auxiliary tanks have
been equipped. They are attached be,
hind the regular tanks of the engines
and enable trains to make their trips
without running short of water.
When the new engines arrive the
company will have not nearly as much
difficulty in moving its trains as it
has been having. These are being
turned owe to the company as rapidly
as the Baldwin people can make them.
, 1900-10-06
HON. F. X. SHOEMAKER
At haennerchor Tonight.
DECISION IN THE w. A.
WI lIAMS WIFI CASE

In the matt err of the will of the late
W. a Williams, which is being con-
'.osted By his widow. Judge Bramel de-
clded today that he had jurisdiction
but that he also had discretion: and
that inas!nuch as the plaintiffs for the
contestors We're determined that the
case should be tried in Carbon county,
where most of the property is situat-
ed, he would not take jurisdiction His
reason for this action was hat to pro-
ject litigation here would probably be
very costly to this estate and a great
deal could be saved by permitting the
matter to go before Judge Craig with
out delay
, 1900-10-06

General Superintendent Calvert Of
the burlington railroad was a passen,
gen on No. } today. He is going to
ROCK Creek where he has some invas.
legations to make in view of the RurI-
lnston's Wyoming plans. His nros-
ence here is significant Of tb., oager.
ness of the Burlington 1870, =.
line through -
Mr.. Calvq4," the coast
days, qsa > a at Wheatlaho Il lew
mi. .. and from there drove out
ne country in this direction. He
IS making a critical examination o. the
old survey made by j. D. Negus FOR
what was to be known as the Lara
mic and ~Sweetwater Valley railroad.
II appears from the movements OF Mr.,
! Calvert that some change had been
made in the Burlington's plans. 1t is
most probable that the line will come
nearer to Laramie by at least forty
miles than ii would have, according tC
the original transcontinental plans
Instead of crossing the country by way
of the Sweetwater the route will now
be more southerly. 1t will SWEEP
southwark, cross the Union Pacific
perhaps in the vicinity of Rock Greek
and will tap the Battle Lake country
and touch Routt county, Colorado
This will take it through a country
richer in mineral and in live stocl
interests thar that farther north.
The Hon. Francis X. S~choonmake)
in an Interview this morning CASUAL.
mentioned the hurry o fthe Burling
ton to get to the Pacific coast. HI
pointed out that this road. the grea
corn road of the country, is eager t.
be ready for the great prosperity tina
is coming for the western countr,
when the Chinese difficulty shall hav,
been settled and when the Unite
States gets its share of the immens
Oriental trade.
, 1900-10-06
THE PATRIOTIC SPEECH
OF HELEN M. COUGAR.

Mrs. Helen Gouger spoke to about
100 people in Maennerchor hall last
night. She said A%guinaldo was an
Other George Washington: that the
%Fflipinos were superior in intellect to
many leaders in congress and in par
Lament; that Mckinley is not true to
the interests and principles of his
country; and several other equally en-
tightening nj patriotic statements.
The democrats present %applauded Just
as if they believed what she said.
which was very polite in them.
, 1900-10-06

solved by making the blood pure and
digestion perfect by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Its cures of scrofula,
salt rheum, dyspepsia, nervous and
that tired feeling are legion.
, 1900-10-06

enthusiastic meeting. Mr.. Mondeli re-
ports hat the sentiment in favor of.
the republican ticket is increasing
steadily everywhere. He will go next
to Saratoga and Battle Lake.
, 1900-10-06

DR.. Stearn's Office hours tomorrow,
Sunday. are from 10 to ~ a. m. and
| to 4 p. N. Parties desiring anything
in his line should call at once as he
will soon leave and not return before
January /.
, 1900-10-06

The non-irritating cathartic is Hoods
Pills. % cents.
, 1900-10-06
tlEGRAM
rr-

SAFETY OF e, 4. Gurk
a telegram has been received from
6osler station saying that E. A. Ruck
VINO was missing 4 whole day and
hisht from his camp near the end Of
Doushton's hane and for whom his
companies felt great anxiety. is safe
NO details of the affair were given.
, 1900-10-06
CHANGE
THE PLANS OF THE BURlINC.
TON FOR CROSSING
WYOMING.

general superintendent Calvert Pass.
ed Through Laramie Today Goinq
to Rock Creek-The New Line
Will Go Farther South Than Was
at First Planned.
, 1900-10-06

Utah Grapes only SOC
per basket at the Laramie
Grocery Co.
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philadelphia nab 6auie fabren, ais iie
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Dem Sige Dprlparts fiel, brah er sluei
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I'M Mtier ppn 44 syabren. Ct binter.
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bar, einen Gpbn lno snei 96dter. Sbr
Hatte ifarb am 5. Snli 1892. MuBer
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urenfel. Sos gegrdbniB fane am
Montag unter GROCER BetbeiIieung III
philipsbura itatt.
8eliern Mittag I'M 5toneereet 9bale
&obert Wintler i'm Hitter bon 25 eeSah-
rem oil Der Nusaehrtlng. Der boif=
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eifrig iDeiter, UNI lib als preDi9er aus=
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Slipe Maion. i'm Nlter BON 25 Sabren.
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bpllem Betrieb.
Bon ndhlten Montag an biirfen
Die 3aofahrer bic Geitenmese nidt
ntebr benuBen.
Die preiie fir NdaeI iinb bon
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unterseiebt .mor0en.
0r. peter SabrnD ipirb nd1lfe
Node bon bier abreiien, uit lpiner al.
ten 0eimatb in Der Gbmeis einen Bee
iuA absuitatten.
Sobn Collins fiel am Montoa in
Suibart's Wirtbidaft, no er eirlen
neuen 6uBbooen leaell bali. in ben Gel-
ler uno brad bier Eippen.
r. llniere NQdbariabt Ntron Ibeint
bon bem berridenoen Geloiiberflub
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iiebt es leer aus mie am erIten ShD-
pfun0stage, oafiir aber bot Die Gtaot
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l. Npril bat fein ltdotilber Nngelte1ter
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Der erit Dor tursein BON Nelu @omers=
tomn nod Oennilon iiberlieoelte, lit Der
gater elmer sablreiben 5amilie, Die fir
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bon ubribspille.
8i6aro 9. GramIpro. ir.. Wailillon
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Der.
Charles Sones = Winnie Wfa9 5al,
beibe bon Mineral Yoirt.
Soiepb s. 2pn9, Glepelano = Min=
ME Mae Glein, Suscaramas.
Nleranoer Iu9uite - Santa 3elarob,
beioe bon pite stun.
Charles Shtpab Sarab MrneD,
beioe bon Sem Ptilaoelplia.
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ubribspile.
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bergen. bic elite pornbergehenbe 2inoernng, nie
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geor0net.
Nliee 6. 0opfins aesen Greoerid s.
Hippel uno Nnbere. Ser Beridt Der
@Dmmiiliondre ,puroe genebmi9t uno
beifdtist uno Der gerfauf anaeuronet.
9enrp %. @nd sesen priseilla 8.
0eluig uno Mnoere. Ser friibere Ber-
fauf mu,oe beisitigt uno Elm neuer Ner-
fauf an9eoronet.
Geo. Nropn uno Nnoere aeeen @eo.
g. 3inter. Geihlihtet uno ieoe Der
parteien beaa1lt bic Qdlfte Der Soften.
Die folgenoen, BON Der @ranb eSurp
in Nnflagesuitano perIebten perionen
tuurben Dor bic Sdrdnfen geforoert.
um iid tuegen ben Mnflusen su Derant.
iporten
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fldrte iih nidt fhuloia uiio ltellte
Biirgibaft fir iein Griheinen ipdbWno
benz Npril= Sermin bes @eri1ts.
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beioe angeflaat megen Weaaabe bon
2if0ren am Wabltag. grfldrten iih
mht ihuloie unb fellten Biirai1aft
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Sermin beg @esi1ts.
SObn pleaIant, anaetla9t tpe0en
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grtldrte iib i1uloig uno lpuroe 5u ei=
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be3ablt.
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oneeorDnet.
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lreunb Gt. III y. Menn ipieber ii.
ne aeitnna ausbIeibt, 10 aeige an ipsl=
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uno mir seben Sbnen bafiir entiprehsnn
Greoit auf Elm elegantes Ganlen ! Bi-
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NbOnnenten, 10 liefern mir Sbneil eth
sSahrrab fir bolben preis unb 10 i'm
0srbdltniB CUR 3abl Der einaeianoteh
Namen.
Ws. In 3. SIT bier nidi ait haben.
mir f0nnen Sbnen ober cine folbe Upn
glew Dort fomn,sn laiisn.
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ceifcntli6cr gerfauf.

Oie llnterseibnete mirb in ibrer Mob-
nuna an Der 6ront StraBe in Canal
Dober, Sbio, an Sreitag, 27.
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reid, nm an5ufiibren. 3ablun0sbe-
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Die 0olfssdbIer.

Nahitebene ber0Iientlidsn mir Die
Site Der Yerionen, pelbe aliserIeben
lino, um Die SuDlfte gDlts5dbluna in
5nscaramas Gountp. norsuuebmen.
Oerr s.. q. Gafion BON 9fron, Der
Superpiior oleies Genius 9iltriftes,
miro bemnd6lt cine 3uiammenfunft
Der 8oltsSdbler nab New pbilaoelpbia
einbernien, um oenielben Die na1eren
Snitruttionen iiber ibre pHibten uno
SefusniHe n,itSutbeilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-26
Chippewa 3afc.

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aunasort an Der @lepelanb, 2orain &
W1eelin9 @iienbabn miro fir lpeaielle
@elelihaften an lno nah Dem 80.
Mai 1900 erOffnet.
lleber preiie erfl.nbi9e man ii1 bel
ben Ngenten Der @. 6. & %. giien=
babn. Wl. @. Garrel.
3 General paliaaier Ngent.
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gDir pertauFen cine CUTE 6arbe. 9e=
madDt aug reinem yainIaamenOl, su
$I.25 Die BallDne. Wagenfarbe su
25e. per Ganne. 8ooenol ooer dust
down 81 Soc. bic Ballone. SSirnib=
beige aller GDrten au I0c. per Gnnne.
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per Ranne. piniel 5u Sc. biz 25e.
gppspiniel su l5e. big 25c.
Giir 3apeten miro ss gud be-
soblen nniere Mnsmahl uno preiie 3u
ieben. gBir tperoen Guh @elo fparen.
Sebsn lit slauben. uno es lit teine
Miibe fir uns, Die Waaren 81 5eisen.
Matte,t haben mir in groBsr Mus-
rabl bon l5e. bis Csc. per Yrro.
9eppid)c sn 34e. per Daro. ssancp
3ugs 5u Sic. bis $1.48 per Gtiid.
s5br birft nnler Wooilienipaoren-
Departement niht iiberieben uno ssShr
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Oilte pertaufen. ueber tunbert garz
nirte Diite 3ir Austpoal.
piBei.-yorbdn9e baben mir in Qr6-
Bersr 9Iasfpobl, 0ls il III bieler Gtdbt
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