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and British Race For a PO
! ion, Which the Latter
Secure.
hi Via Brussels and Vienna
bout Severe Fighting at
Ladysmith.
h Papers and Public Berat.
q War Office and Field
Officers.

hos, Jan. l5.-An absolute veil
|eu dropped over the occurrences
theatre Of war. and the country
Iomplete ignorance Of what is hap
\ Further news Of General Bull.
(oyements are waited with eager
4. :''''''
sBr re-, Cape Colony. Jan. l5.-A
force If British troops advanced
the morning under cover Of n
artillery fire and encamped at
t,iou,ein. on the Beers eastern
Tie Boer patrols retired. but
ueu;ly body Of Beers attempted
the position. threatening com.
a;.,n between the British en-
bcut and Rensburg. The New
drr.. with a brilliant dash. frus-
the attempt. They raced and
the position first and fired volleys
enemy, who retired IN the direc.
Colesburg.
|HA. Jan. l5.-The Neue Freie
publishes "A dispatch from Brus-
ayia. news has been received
|rom Pretoria To the effect that
ers have storned all the heights
Ladysmith and that the capitu-
of that place is hourly expected.
yossible that the news received
hlna, by way Of Brussels from
Fia. may refer to tho fighting Of
hay last. Jan. q. when the Beers
red the British trenches three
and were thrice driven out at the
of the bayonet. aud the fact that
oers occupied one British position
y long, only being driven out Of
iuht
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kecure,l 05. 600 in valuabies

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-Diamonds and
other valuable jewelry 10 the amount
of about $1,000 were stolen from the
home Of Mrs }. :. Wood in East
Thirty-third street. 1t is thought the
thieves entered the house when the
occupants We're at dinner
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Ass. $4,000 Dam ~ ~.

MONTREAL. Jan. l5.-Mrs. ONeill Of
Chicago, who was arrested while en-
route to England two months ago on n
charge of fraud and who WAS subse.
auently discharged by the Montreal
courts, has. instructed her attorneys to
enter action against Marshall Field a
Co of Chicago for $a5. 900 damages for
alleged false arrest.
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Plague Victims at Hon oi N n.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5.-The state de-
partmeni has been informed by Mr..
Haywood. United States agent a, Hon.
olulu. under date Of Jan. !. that eight
deaths have occurred from the bubonic
plague at Honolulu since the last tele-
graphic report. Dec. .6 last.
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FIERCE CRITICISM.

- Public Greatly stirred Over the
Couduce Of tho War.
kpoN, Jan. Is. The time has come
tho people of Great Britain no
) keep silent regarding the mis-
cement of the war. The flood
# criticism have been opened,
ldar the stream Of adverse COM
5uring forth regulations are
j. The stern upbraiding Of the
l,Aent by papers that almost for q
fy have been conservative has
ay been touched upon in these dis
e. Abuse OF the war Office has
existed and now it is only q few
es more bitter than it was before.
ch..ly marks the passing Of the
b from a period Of passive dis.
h'neii 10 most severe fault-fnd-
the ontspoken abuse Of their gem
IN III" field.
Fierce Service Jealousies.
ere are unpleasant stories o: fierce
G. lealousies. In short. all the
shortcomings, which have been
ily whispered in clubs. are this
hnding their place in print, and
y disreputable journals, but in or.
taat a month ago would have
ely denounced such tales a. unpa.
ic whether they were true or other.
II Is now well know that Gen.
hniler despises Field Marshal Lord
ITS and hates General Lord kitch'
that Lord Wolseley. the com
der-in-chief. shares General Bul
feelings. and that. Wolseley II
ely on speaking terms with the
'ary OF state for war, Lord Lans
PIE.
o. paper. usually we'll informed OF
zee matters. declares 1t quite likel,
"eneral Butler will throw up hi
hiahd and come home. and be ,
~ IN the side Of the government
Probably an exaggeration, but
united on all sides that he 10 likely
LLnake himself ~ disagreeable - pos
= TO Lord Roberts.
''h'rais White. Clery. Gatacre ant
l''ch all come in for their share 0
use. and there 10 evidence presente,
! 'he service generals are divides
ohg themselves.
Kit Of London Vol luntsee.
y nat Is being forced upon the VA
,e Is that 100 colonials accustome'
onshwhacking. cow-punching an
.'''ng are worth 1000 English clerk
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Exchange building for Win ona.

WlNoNA. Minn.. Jan. l5.-The lum-
Der and grain men Of this city will soou
organize corporation for the purpose
of erecting an Office building to be
known as the Grain and Lumber Ex
change. A lot centrally located was
purchased for SO. $50. Mr.. Charles Hor'
ten is the head of the concern. The
building will be three stories. OF brick
and will cost about $50. 1000.
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MADISON, SOUTH JANUARY 1900
Rivers fuil; Roads Impaasable.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-The Daily Tele.
graph has the following dispatch
dated Jan. Q, from Frere Camp. A
heavy storm has been raging all night
and there is every prospect that it will
continue. The roads are ilnpassab ble
and the rivers and spruits are full.
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WANT SECOND PLACE.
Southern Republicans Would Furnish
Mckiniey's Running Mste.

OOutus1n NepuoI1eAOs "ouIu FUtnOH
Mckinley Running Mate.
MlNNEAPoLIs, Jan. ia special TO
The Journal from Washington says:
Prominent Southern Republicans are
trying to create sentiment in favor of a
Southern man for vice president with
Mckinley. The way is open for new
man since Root and Bliss have posi-
lively refused to permit the use of their
names. 1t is suggested that if South
ern politicians will stand aside and per-
nit soldier to come to the front that
the section may get second place on the
ticket. Joe" Wheeler and Fi,zhugh
Lee are especially spoken Of. They are
Democrats. but enthusiastic expansion
lists.
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MADISON. Wis. Jan. l5.-The Madi-
son Journal. the official Republican or
gan. prints u letter to the editor Of The
Journal in which Governor Edward
Scofield is proposed as vice presiden-
tial candidate
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To Cure O Cough.

stop coughing. as 1t irritates the lungs,
aud dosen', give them any chance &
heal. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
without canslng a strain in throwing of
the pnleGm like common cough expector.
ante.
CHRIS. SCHUTz
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L. L. Travis. agent Southern K. 4.
Selma. Ga. writes. Il can not cay too
much in praise Of "One Minute Cough
Cure. In my case it worked like a
charm" the only harmless remedy that
gives immediate results. Cures coughs.
colds. Group. bronchitis. and all throa,
and lung troubles.
Cook s ODEE.
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CHINESE COOLIES CROWD COPT|C EAGER
FOR THE SIGHT OF THE CELESTIAL SHORES


is
Kingdom Just at this time it is to say the least significant
h he
N
In Honolulu opinion divided the question Yesterday Chinese hoeked
he board
ofteng
n he
fall Picking Others aibed
OF
tina of
saxon probable
of
The better Chinese
Pkng
81
II q n fact tina dnent
canw
be
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YESTERDAYS SPORTING
GOSSIP CONDENSED

A match race is on for Saturday after
room at S o'clock between Manuleli and
Lille NJ.
The Leowa which sprung a leak in the
yacht race on July 1. has been examined
and her keel found to be almost broken.
1t is considered almost n miracle that she
did not founder while the race was in
pre- gress.
The police team will shoot return
match with the rihemen OF Company +,
National Guard of Hawaii, next Saturday.
A hunting party from Camp Mckinley
left for Nanakuli gulch yesterday, in
a. est of wild goats. Six guns went down.
ticking with them tents and provisions for
ten DAYS.
Several bets on Lustre and the Stock
yards PAGER, who are entered in next Sat
urday's four-cornered race, have been
made.
The Antidote rattle has been postponed
until next Saturday evening.
I Brooks latest sire is Red Iron, sire of
the flying Diggs, who was accounted the
fastest colt in California -four or five
years ago.
rho decision of the judges In the Brock
Manueli race was hailed with universal
satisfaction nv disnterested sportsmen.
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Dinner of the Bar Association

The Hawaiian Bar Association ban
quet will be given next Friday evening
at which will be present Judge NJ NJ.
Estee. District Attorney ). c. Baird,
the Justices of the Supreme Court,
Judges of the Circuit Court, and the
members of the bar. The dinner will
probably be the largest ever given I'M
der the auspices of the Association
and will be an historical one in that
the distinguished visitors who are
about to open a United States court In
Hawaii will be present.
The committee in charge OF the func-
ton have not yet decided where the
dinner will be given. At w. o. Smiths
office yesterday. the committee COM
posed Of Mr. Smith. S. NJ. Ballou and J.,
n. Monsarrat, met and arranged the
preliminarIes for the banquet.
Paul Neumann, the president OF the
Bar Association. will probably be given
the seat of honor as POSTMASTER. From
all that can be learned OF the APP
preaching event. It win be brilliant
affair.
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HERE'S A scoUNDRFL.
Hanola Uses His Wife as Punching
Bag and is Arrested.

Hanola, II native with pugilIstic ten
denotes, started In training last even
ing. by using his wife as punching
bag, and was brought to the station
house at the latter's request. As an
exhibit OF the manner In which Hanola,
her husband. can use his fists and a
cigar box. she showed her head which
was cut In one or two places, The
pair live at the Relief Camp on Punch
bowl street. Yesterday evening they
bad domestic quarrel. and to show
that his was the better argument. Ha-
nola struck out straight from the
shoulder and felled his wife TO the
floor.
Then picking up cigar box. he used
| II with force upon her head, The poor
woman. who Is blind, was unable for
the time being to help herself. Finally
when Hanola tired OF hia amusement
his wife. Mahoe. secured assistance
and had him arrested. Judge Wilcox
will adjust the marital differences OF
! the pair this morning.
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Williams Dmond circular
together the of the fleet
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THE BOXER CRISIS
TOLD IN ITEMS

Admiral Remey lads gone to Tientsin.
China asks the United States to me-
date.
Many British favor pulling out of
China. s,,'
Gen. Fred D. Grant has been ordered
to China.
There is q good road for troops from
Taku to Picking.
The French expedition to China will
number $4,000 men.
Remey says American marines did no
looting at Tientsin.
If Conger is alive he will be made
Senator from Iowa.
Under Secretary Broderick thinks the
Conger message false
An imperial edict declares the attack
on Tientsin unwarranted
A cable is being laid from Wei-Hai-
VIE to Chefoo and Taku.
The Eng sh believe the allies cannot
advance until September
Sir Francis Grenfell may command
the British troops in China.
The First United States Infantry will
leave Cuba and go to China.
Corea denies officially that the Boxer
movement has extended there.
The Russian railway staff in Man
churia is said to be hemmed in.
A plot has been discovered to muir
der the Chinese envoy to France.
Gen. James Fl. Wilson will go to Chi
ma to command American troops.
The Russian railway guards in Man
churia may have been annihilated.
Secretary Hay says peace is p 'ssible
even If the Ministers are murdered.
Lieut.. Col. C. f. Robe succeeds Col.
riscum in charge Of the Ninth lnfan-
try.
The worst feature of the situation is
the patriotic spirit which prevails ali
over China.
If the partition Of China is undertake
en- the whole empire will rise against
the foreigners. '''''''
A second division of Japanese troops
has embarked for China. accompanied
by siege guns.
The Emperor of China has telegraph
I'd Emperor William, deploring Won
Keteler's death.
1t is said and also denied at Wash
ington, that the Chinese Government
lad Conger's cipher.
The Seventh ballery Of Heavy Artil-
cry. stationed at Fort Riley, kas.. has
been ordered to China.
Ii Hung Chang arrived at Shanghai
July 81, and was coldly received. The
Consuls declined to call.
If the story of the massacre Is con-
irmed a Russian squadron Will bonn
bard Chinese coast towns.
1t is reported that an entire Rus
Odessa for transport to Taku.
Lii Hung Chang declares that the en-
voys are alive. but an advance on Pek-
ing would mean their death.
1t is asserted that the foreign troops
except Americans and Japanese. looted
the native quarter of Tientsin.
An alleged message from Prince Tuan
declaring the Ministers safe on July
18th has been received at Shanghai.
The Japanese Foreign Minister
strongly advises the southern Viceroys
to march to the assistance of the al
| lies.
Ii Hung Chang says If the Manchu
party is responsible for a massacre OF
| the foreigners he will not try to make
peace.
The Russians bombarded the fortified
| Chinese post at Lauschi, Manchuria
The garrison fled and the walls were
destroyed.
Captain Robley d. Evans, u. S. ".
Jays the United States ought to be SUI
| Dreme in the East because 1t holds the
| Philippines.
If the Ministers are alive China may
| demard the retirement of all foreign
ers from the empire, as the price OF
their safety.
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Mexico is considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of adopting standard system of reck-
cning time At present Mexico has an
official time. computed at the capital
and telegraphed TO various parts OF the
republic. That time differs from Green
witch six and one-half hours. II is the
time adopted by the railroads and tel
egraph lines but in many parts of Mex
leo. especially in places not in tele-
graphic communication with the rest
of the world. local time prevails
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H.F.WICHMAN
BOX az.
Wildel'S Steamship Co. Lid
s. :. ElNAU,


Freeman, Master, Will sail from Homo
lulu On tuesdays at ~ noou.Ioi h..AAS-
kakal, Lanaina, Maalaea Bay, .hinei,
Mahena, hdMaIhde, MahukDua, .>du-
phuehoe and HilO.
Fridays at 10 a. m. for above named
days.
= -. CiAUDINt,
Mcdonald, Master. will leave Honolulu
every Tuesday al s p. H.. touching at
Lahaina, kahului, Nahlku. Hama. Ha-
mOa and kipahulu. Maui returning,
touches at above named ports. arriving
al Honolulu Sunday mornings.
WIN cali al Nuu, kaupo, once each
month.
=. -. Ii iiUA.
Sails every Monday for kaunakakai,
kanIaio, Mdunalel, kaiaupapa, Landi-
La, Hunoiua, Uluwalu. Returning, ar
rIves at Honolulu Saturday MORNINGS.
This company reserves the right t.
make changes in the time of depart
ure and arrival of its steamers WITH
|OUT NOTICE, and 1t will not he re-
therefrom
Conslgnees must be at the Landings
To receive their Freight; this Company
will not hold Itself responsible 70,
fright after 1t has been landed.
Live Stock received only al ownsr'I
risk.
This Company will not be Responsible
for Money or Valuables Of passengers
unless placed in the care OF Pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fall
lng TO do so will be subject to In ad-
ditional charge Of twenty-five per cent
The Company will not be lieb's for
'oss Of. nor injury to, nor delay "A. the
's'ivarv NJ baggage or nersona' o~A"rs
Of the passengers or freight Of shippers
b, ,Ond the amount of 500 unless the
val, OF the ame be declared when re-
reived by the Company and an axtra
charge be made therefor. at or before
the Issue of the ticket, and freight 10
paid thereon.
| >n rmyiuy ees of the COMPANY are
Crbidden 10 receive freight without de-
| verine shipping recepl therefor IN
| he form prescribed by the Company
nd which may he seen by shlppers up
| application 70 the pnrsers OF the
'ompany's steamers
shippers are notified that II freight 10
| ,hipped without such recent T. viii
10 solely AZ the risk Of the shipper.
| C. WIGHT. President.
CAPT. T. X. CLARKE. Port Snpt
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MONEY FOR REFUGEES.
Goodly Sum Gent to Japan for
Missionaries.

Drafts on Japan amounting 10 loss. Sc
yen were sent to Japan ON the Coptic
yesterday for the assistance OF the refu-
gees from China that are fiocklng to all
the ports OF Japan. This sum represents
the s5i7 which has been collected in Ho-
nolulu for the sufferers. ~
The committee which has been taking
subscriptions. Messrs. Thrum. Hall and
Hopper. have met with much success,
and subscriptions are coming In dqilf
or the amount sent to Japan yesterday
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Wise may not know much about
some Democratic principles but he Is
firmly grounded in the Jachsonian Idea
that every Democratic patriot should
have an office. So Wise will run for
Congress in place of, Wilcox. providing
he can manage to trip the gas-tank
statesman up. What alarms us about
this affair is the fear that Wilcox may
become Republican. He has helped
upset every other party.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Mr.. Mechanism says that the Bry-
antics are in favor of l6 to / but will
make the campaign on other issues of
their own choosing. This reminds us
of the gentleman who was up for
housebreaking but announced to judge
and jury that he had decided to waive
that question altogether and be tried
for trespass. 1t was matter OF long
standing dlspleasure with him that
Judge and jury overruled him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

.l6n was contributed by Christian Chinese
of this city, and after the drafts had been
purchased two subscriptions amounting
To Sh were received. The committee will
be glad to receive subscriptions from
anyone who la willing TO give large or
small amounts for the refugees.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

When the people" find that munich
palities will make new taxes which the
landlords viii recover from their pock-
cts in rents, their anxiety to get "a
voice in aiairs" will subside. But not
SO the -chasers. They can be trust
ed to keep on agitnting.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

1t is three years the 10Th or TINS
month since Andree disappeared ana
now tie story comes of the discovery
of wrec ked balloon and the bodies or
three II en- on the shores of Hudson $
bay. If the tale is true the Danish
aeronauts crossed the pole. Quite like
ly they made copious notes of the event
which nay yet be found.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Gen. James H. Wilson. who will have
a command in China. Is familiar with
the ground. He was there years ago
as an engineer and wrote book on the
country which men like Hon. John w.
Foster regard as the best one In its
high class. AS a soldier General Will
son got no fair chance In the Cuban
war to show his qualities but his time
may now be coming.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

The Republican party of Hawaii is
favored with a visit from Mr.. Harold
n. Sewall. who halls from New
York II is always pleasant to receive
visiting statesmen and we trust that
Mr.. Sewall will come again.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

All Sam was the prosecuting witness
In an assault and battery case against
native named Pahukula in Police
court Yesterday, and to emphasize the
fact that he was badly hurt he had
doctored the wound on his nose said 20
have been inflicted by the native. Judge
Wilcox saw through All Sans willy
scheme, but as he seemed really 10 have
haen injured the native Was taxed $40.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Great Britain needs an army corps in
China more than she does in South
Africa ard on that account, partly. is
firing of the Boer war. kruegers
men. encouraged by the British en-
barrassnent, are as active as wildcats
and II ay carry on guerrilla fight In
definitely. Their chances seem hetter
than at any time for two months past.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

We ventured the opinion that John
Wise could not tell the silver plank
from cabbage salad and it turns out
that way Somebody asked John at the
Democratic reception to explain l6 to
and he baked like skittish colt.
John said as he vaulted away from the
subject. that he didn't believe Bryan
could answer that question.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

The Peace Conference at The Hague
seems 10 nave been sort of curtain
raiser for Kaleidoscope series OF the
most remarkable wars OF history.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Judge Tstee is welcome to Hawaii.
As al isiai!u resident may he be Estee
perpetual.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Judging from the warlike habits OF
the Colomblans it will probably be
easier Tor the United States to run u
canal In, Nicaragua than In Panama.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Porto Ricans had celebration on
July eEth In honor of. 81. Jago. the pat
ron saint Of Spain Spanish flags were
everywhere disnlaved and the enthusi-
was the cause.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Nobody ought to complain in servla
over the fact that King Alexander has
married somebody who can bring him
UP.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

Our IMPRESSION that Judge Humph-
reys wouid SIR things up Is not aoated
by events.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

1t may be Hung Ii Chang Instead or
Ia Huns Chang If the old Niceroy Is
playing double game.
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P0C1IC M0i| Steamship (OnD01y.
Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co.
ana Togo Kien KaSha.


aboutth dates below mentio
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= = CI.AUuINt,

Sails every Monday for kaunakakai,
kanlalo, Mdunalel, kaiaupapa, -andi-
La, Hunolua, Uluwalu. Returning, ar
rIves al honolulu Saturday mornings