davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Murderer HcDonai Dead.

WAsuiSGroS. Dec 20 Samuel Mcdonald.
who killed Auditor Frank Morris las, Satur-
d,y and atterward shot himself In the abdomen.
dicd at the Emergency Hospital this morning
II il tho opinion Of the doctors that Mcdonald
did all ia his power TO Prevent his recovery.
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Charles T. Hoffman OF this city and Miss
Iolia Krumbhasr, daughter OF Mrs. George
Rutledgc Preston, were married YESTERDAY
at st. Mary's Church in Tuxedo by Bishpp
Henry &. Potter assisted by the Rev. c.
Grenville Merrill and the Very Rev. Eugene
A HOFFMAN
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Shearaon Adam.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 Miss Elizabeth Adam,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A b Adam, c2ia
Calumet avenue. was married to-day to Harry
Harte Shearson OF New York His parents.
his brother Edward. who acted rs best man
and other relatives came on from New York
10 attend the wedding
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New Years In the Cathedrn, Cr,p,.

The beginning OF the new century will
be celebrated by Bishop Potter on New Y,ar's
morning by holding a servi q in the crylt of
OF the Cathedral OF 81 John the Divine,
on Cathedral Heights The service will be
wholly for men and Bishop Potter will deliver
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Island Bousht for a Coaiins station.

N.sHINGroS. Dec. ?0.-An island Of 1870
acres in tho harbor Of San Iius d'Apra, Guam.
has been purchased by the Navy Depart.
ment for 500 from the native owners IL is
TO be used as a coaling station.
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turns chant polonais, major, Chopin. barads.
minor. op. Is: Rubinstein. polonaise. cat minor,
op iie: Ran. Rgsudon: Dvorak, humoresoue, q
nat op ioi: Mendelssohn Lsfs Wedding march
And ella dance. from -A,dsummes Nights Dream"
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huFo Becker. 'eellist sailed from Germany on
Wednesday last on the steamship Maria ThsIesiA
and 10 expected TO arrive here about Jan. q. His
American debut viii be made In Boston, with the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. HIS FIRST New Yorh b
Appearance will be on the evening Of Jan IT,
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Florence Boess. Hubert Arnold and Ma b, D
RuGsles will b heard IN soneer, on Jan. . a. so'
Fifth avenue
The sun., 1900-12-30

JohA Phn'p Sousa win give three popular con
sests ~ Carnegie Hall on next Saturday Afternoon
And evening and also on neg, Sunday evening. tn,
solosts viii be Blanche Duhsld and Bertha Busklin
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NJ. and Mrs. Hsnschel viii be hsasd In recital o.
Jan. 3 and 10 At Mendeissohn Hall.
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FRANK Damrossh Cives the nrN q -four Saturday
symphony concerts in Brooklyn on Saturday, jan
.. a. he Academy OF Music. Marguerite Han viii
be the soloist. MIR. DamIossh will give brief e1.
plAnstion o the music before Il 70 performed. The
programme Is follows,
Overture. Der Fre.sehueta,. Weber: la,gher,o
nom symphony No ?, Beethoven: Dance Of the
Syiphs. RAkocly march. BerlioL
Henry woHsohn she musical manager who ex.
pected to have charge Of N. American tour OF Miss
Clara Butt the English eontralto singer received
cable message from the latter yesterday in which she
said she would e con eed 10 cancel her tour here
this year on eccoun, of Illness. Miss Butt Was 10
have opened her sngsseren, here on Jan 70 in Car
neg.e Hall
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sesasi S4soso s3s947

7 10
| Tie enrolment by parties In the city ID
| - in ~ IA eah
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sIlERIFF's SALE.

by virtue OF a Writ OF Execution is
sued out OF the SUPREME COURT OF
the Territory OF Hawaii on the 22d day
% August. a. ID. 1900, against j. A.
Butterfield. defendant. In favor OF l..
J. Monsarrat. plaintiff. for the sum OF
SfNTY-TWO and 04-iO0 dollars. have
levied upon aud shall expose for sale
at the station House. Kalakaua Hale.
IN the District Of Honolulu. Island OF
oahu. at ~ o'clock noon. OF Saturday.
the 22d day OF September, a.
p. 1900. 10 the highest bidder
all the right. title and interest
Of said J. A. Butterfieid. defendant. in
and 20 the following described proper
". unless said Judgment. interest, costs
and my expenses be previously paid:
All those premises situate at Pawaa,
Punahou. Oahu. known as lots IL and
n. being n portion OF premises covered
by Apana OF l.. G A. s24l to III, mere
particularly described In deed of Bruce
Waring a Desky to T. II. Spring. rec
orded In Liber i55 on Folio 40. said
premises being bounded and described
az follows:
Beginning ut the south corner of
these lots a point on the west side of
Punahou street bearing north as o0'
east distant 300 Set from the north
angle OF Dominis and Punahou streets,
and thence running north as 0V. east
100 feet along said Punahou street.
thence north AZ o0. west i25 feet,
thence south t5' Oor. west $50 feet.
thence south 81 So. east 125 feet 10
place OF beginning. containing an area
OF 1880 square feet.
Subject TO the following mortgages
viz:
Cal Mortgage. t. n. Spring 90 Trus-
tees Of Oahu College, recorded In Libel
1863. Folio go. for 5000.
/ (b) Mortgage. It. II. Spring 20 l.. l.
Cooke. trustee. recorded In Liber 1S3
| Folio 81. for -. 500.
(cD Mortgage. J. A. Butterfield q
Levers a Cooke. dated october 3. iSoS
recorded In Liber iS2. Folio 1Si-1S2. fol
81 500.
CHAS. r. CHILLINGWoRTH,
Deputy Sheriff. Territory OF Ha
wall.
Honolulu. T. Of II. August 22. 1900.
bes1
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KIHEI
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

THE SEVENTH ASSESSMENT on
Eihei stock became due June 1. 1900,
and In now delinquent.
THE EIGHTH ASSESSMENT Be
came due August 1. 1900, and win BE-
delinquent September 30, 1900.
THE NINTH ASSESSMENT BE-
came due September I. 1900. and will b.
delinquent October 81. 1900.
All Of the above are payable at the
Offices OF Alexander a Baldwin, Ltd.
Judd building.
J. II. COOKE,
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co,
Ltd.
Honolulu. Sept. 4. 1900.
22os-5e4i
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and the standard Of Hawaii. G. w.
King, son Of James King of William.
held the attention Of the diners for
half an hour with his "reminiscences of
san Francisco thirty and forty years
ago. George d. Gear had the toast of
The Ladies'" and his sallies kept the
banqueters in cheerful humor Colonel
Jones talked earnestly and comprehen-
siyely about the National Guard and
its services to law and order. and w.
6. Smith responded to the toast of THE
Press" Aud Lang Syne" was sung
and the first public banquet CT
Californians ever held In Hawaii came
to an end.
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ESTATE md SHAEES
~ Corporation STOCK
| N AUCTION.
GaASC; FOR CAPITALISTS
AND INVESTORS.

~ n Henry smith, ESQ. who
y change the form OF his In
We undersigned will expose
" Public Auction at his sales
,.''n street, IN Honolulu, at ~
ION on WEDNESDAY, Sep
lpo, the following pieces OF
land ana shares Of stock. via:
REALTY.
~, a on makai side on King street
Of Catholic Cemetery, lately
II ~ James Carly. being lot 4 OF
= ", has % feet frontage ON
! wv 40 feet depth, and contains
IN acre. more or less. Pos
ee siven immediately.
| p'eces u land In Kaiauao.
49, being apanas 1 and 2 OF L.
! W. both containing 1910
,'a and wet land, more OF less.
,,u .nin Wo Company for $50. 90
:, ~, rent payable In advance.
-, ss"ected July 4. 1900. Has
Nv years more 10 run.
y. the above nifty Der cent
w per cent on MORTGAGES for
~ at seven per cent.
IMPORTATION SHARES.
shares walmanaio sugar
.ock' par value, 500 each.
at ~, Mutual Tel. Company
g. value ,, $40 each.
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Corporation Notices.
OLAA
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

THE ELEVENTH ASSESSMENT
Of oiaa Sugar Co. Ltd, became due
July I. 1900. and is now delinquent
THE TWELFTH ASSESSMENT
became due August 10. 1900. and will
be delinquent October 10, 1900.
THE THIRTEENTH ASSESSMENT
became due September 1. 1900. and will
De delinquent October 81. 1900.
All Of the above are payable at the
Offices Of Alexander q Baldwin, Ltd.
Judd building.
J. p. COOKE,
Treasurer oiaa Sugar CO.. Ltd.
Honolulu. Sept. 4. 1900.
5sii-220s
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
6AIAluA lCRICUl IuaAL CO.,
LIMITED.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
cd ON the assessabie stock Of this
company M to become due and payable
at the Office Of Castle q Cooke. Ltd-. on
September 18TH. 1900. 10 per cent Cslo
per share): delinquent October 18th.
iooe.
October sotn. 1900. 10 per cent Csio per
share); delinquent November s0th. 1900.
w. A. BOWEN,
ss3e Treas. Waiaiua Agr. CO.. Ltd.
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HER GOLDEN Anniversary
CONTINUED from Page -

of the country of your adoption. The
American republic will never take a
back seat again. 1t was not Dewey
that made IL. Ii was not the armies in
Cuba. although they did noble work.
but IL was the spirit of American man
hood. that marches by day and night
and never will cease until the American
republic holds dominion over the seas,
and especially over the Pacific Ocean.
II is manifest destiny that made these
Islands cling to the United States. The
stars and stripes have just begun to be
made known IN the world. and wher
ever II IL unfurled that flag
means civilization. 1t means the Chris
tian religion. 1t means free govern
nent giving TO man. no matter how
humble or exalted, the right TO speak
for himself You are members of this
great Republic. Remember that one Of
the greatest calamlt.es that befel Cali
fornia may befall you I'm Hawaii.
when California was admitted into
the Union IL had 15S land grants cover
ing the face of it's fair land. and since
then II has been the bane Of our State.
Day and night the hope of our legisll-
tors has been that they will some time
all become divided 20 make homes. You
have ~Ot 10 do II here. / am not talk
ing against wealth, and l don't think
there is any one here so exalted that
they would not be willing to own the
whole town But the land must be di-
vided so that every man, woman and
child can obtain n home i'm this land.
Remember that your public lands are
not all exhausted. IL should BE- your
legacy % protect the lands No one
desires 20 go 10 a country where he
cannot enter the threshold of his own
home to eat his meal. no matter how
humble IL may be.
II thank you for this opportunity to
allow me to look into your faces to-
night. / think 1 see the California
stamp on your foreheads. think I see
In the young Californians before me
what the Irishman In San Francisco
used to say. You have the markings OF
a great deal Of man In ye.' Let me say
that i believe in the native daughters
am old enough to safely believe ir
them. / believe in the fathers and
mothers OF the native sons and daugh.
tiers. knew the most of them, not all
put many of them. They were, as
have said. a worthy people, and non,
better could have been found on God'i
green earth. / wish to say to you a.
the old Roman soldier said When h.
left the ranks: Call my name whereve
Rome most needs n soldier and / will
respond and I hope II will be the sam
Il with all assembled here"
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS

VIII be received Mt the Office OF the
Superintendent OF Public Works till IL
o'clock noon Of September II. 1900. for
laying the outfali Sewer for the city of
Honolulu.
Plans and Specifications are on file In
the Office OF Assistant Superintendent
OF Public Works.
The right Ii reserved by the superin-
tendent Of Public Works to reject any
or all bids.
j. A. McCANDLESS,
superintendent OF Public Works.
September Sth, 1900. 5646
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THE CLOSING SPEECHES,

The closing speeches which. we regret
TO say cannot be stenographlcaliy re-
produced. owing 10 the hour at which
the forms Of the Advertiser closed. were
made by Major Ennis. Captain Merry.
A. v. Gear. g. w. King. George ID.
Gear. Coll. w. Jones and w. G.. Smith.
Major Ennis spoke for the army and
made n powerful plea for ito better sup
port by the people. He described the
country at present as practically I'M
defended there not being soldiers
enough left to take proper care Of the
coast defences. Captain Merry spoke
briefly II the growth Of the new navy.
the contributors that have been made
To IL by California, and the services
done by the Old navy in annexing Cali
fornia 10 the United States. a. v. Gear
responded 10 the toast Of THE Flag"
and IN graceful words paid tribute II
the Bear flag, the Stars and Stripes,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Hawaiian Sugar
Company win be held at the rooms OF
the Chamber OF Commerce on Monday.
the 7tth day Of September, 1900. at 10
o'clock n. m. OF that day for the pur-
poses OF considering and acting upon
amendments TO the charter and by
laws. and ratifying all proceedings TAX
by order OF the President.
w. NJ. TEMPLETON.
5si5 Secretary
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Sale
-OF-
|[vIENI STOCK
IN THE
| Plantation Co., Ltd
|NESDAY, SEPT. 10 1900
s,gSDAY. SEPT. 10 1900

- noon. at my saiesroom. 80
go, Honolulu. I will sell at
So by order % the Treas
Cooke. the following
-, s,ocE In the Kihei Plan
-. unless the seventh as
t,s June 4. 1909. delinquent
- win interest thereon and
.a, expenses. IL paid on or be-
80 sad hour Of sale;
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NOTICE.

ON ACCOUNT OF THE REPUBLI-
can Territorial Convention the steamer
Kinau will leave Honolulu for Maui
and Hawaii on Tuesday, September IS,
at IL O'Clock noon. Returning, will
leave Hilo on Saturday, September %,
at 10 o'clock a. m. arriving at Homo
lulu on Sunday, September 23d.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
Honolulu, September 10, 1900. 5647
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NsoyAL NOTICE

D \ ~ A',FrER MONDAY. SEP
n on Dr. wayson win BIO NJ
sa,,s snd residence. Beretania
One. pposite the Methodist
10 4 ~ aours 10 a. m. TO . .. m,
" IN bstk
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NOTICE.
TO YACHT OWNERS.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING AT
the Hawaiian Hotel at 1880 this
Tuesday evening OF yacht owners to ar
range for Regatta Day races.
REGATTA COMMITTEE.
56l7
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The band of the Second Infantry
aboard the transport Logan, after play
ing at Emma Square last evening, went
over TO the Hawaiian Hotel and de-
lighted the guests at the banquet for
some time.
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REPUBLICAN DELEGATES,

THE REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL
Convention will be held at Hilo on Sep
TENDER 20 and 81. The steamer Kinau
will leave Honolulu on September 18th
at noon. A half rate has been arranged
for and delegates must send their
names at once to Z. r. Hendry to make
arrangements.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
5s4s Per e. r. Hendry. Secretary.
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The japanese theater at Makiki and
Kinau streets was opened with great
eclat last night after gorgeous parade
through the streets. 1t has just been
built.
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TheeDAILY ADVERTISER Is delivered
10 any part OF the city for 70 cents a
month.
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NOTICE.

WILL THE PERSON WHO BOR-
rowed volumes IL and IA of the Ameri-
can and English Encyclopedia of Law.
and Jones on Conveyancing, from the
offices Of Atkinson & Judd, kindly re-
ing. 5647
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rs :. MORGAN. kuctr.
y. r. COOKE.
Treasurer.
n september 6. 1000.
sGi1-ec0s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-05

under the law the names of all sena-
tors present must be placed in the box,
but beg to assure the senator that il
my name should be drawn out, l, of
course, will not serve"
1t was unotiicially announced that the
Franklin county grand jury had found
indictments against Colonel John II.
Whallen and Charles Ryan. who, it was
alleged. attempted to bribe Senator Har-
rell in the governorship contest. The
indictments are based on conspiracy.
The safety deposit box which Harrell
designated as holding the money was
turned over to the grand jury and found
TO contain four $1,000 bills and five
500 bills. The money was sealed up in
q PLAIN white envelope without writing.
This in part corroborated Harrel's story
The Democratic leaders in the lsgis-
lature decided to take the ballot for
United States senator next Tuesday.
AS it seems settled in advance that
Blackburn will receive q majority in
each house. o joint ballot will probably
not be necessary. There is question:
as to whether the ballot should be taken
next Tuesday or Tuesday a week.
Blackburn's friends decided as a mat
ter Of caution to have Q ballot on both
days. e,
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THE GERMANS IN A FURY.


BERLIN. Jan, 5.--The seizure of nh
other steamer by the English, the i'm
perial mail steamer General, has con
siderably aggravated tho situation here
and the indignation against England i,
intensified. The government is stil
earnestly endoavoring TO preserve cor
rect official relations, but England vii
DO well 10 hasten TO mako the amend,
honorable TO Germany.
On absolutely reliable authority the
correspondent OF The Associated Pres,
learned that Emperor William il now
thoroughly aroused by the repeated
seizures Of vessels, not ono of which. he
has been assured, is guilty Of CARRYING
contraband. He rerards tho seizures ns
nighhanded proceedings. which Eng.
land would not have dared to undertake
II the German navy were more powerful
than II is.
His majesty was said TO be particu.
larly incensed because information has
reached him showing that the aeizurc,
were not due to the laundering of Brit.
ish naval officers, but to strict order.
from headquarters. which the officers
are merely carrying out He instructed
Count Won Buelow. the foreign secre.
tary, 10 demand exact and full repara.
ton for the outrage done to the German
flag.
No answer that is considered sa,isfac.
tory has yet been received from London
and, according to advices here, none is
70 be expected for several days longer
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-05

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-The grand
jury returned true bills of indictment in
the election fraud cases In tho Thir.
teenth division of the Seventh ware
during tho recent election for state
treasurer, when Lieutenant Colonel
Barnet OF the Tenth Pennsylvania vol.
unteers was elected. There are nins de.
fendants, rs follows: Samuel S,llter,
deputy coroner. Philadelphia; Joseph q
Rogers, lieutenant OF Capitol police
Washington; William Cook, Harry Nc
Cabe. Clarence Meeser, james 4. Shue
han, also OF Washington; John Silber
man. John Soullen and John Hannn o.
this city. The latter three are fugi
tives. Kirkland, tho informer, was no,
indicted,
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lslx DEATHS FROM PLAGUE.
a Report Received From Honoiul
Dated Dec. 10.

n Report Received From Honolulu
Dated Dec. 10.
WASHINGTON, JAM. n..5.-Surgeon Gen.
cral Sternberg received report from
Major Taylor. the surgeon in charge al
the military hospital in Honolulu, dated
Dec. 10, containing tho following:
al have the honor to report that on
the 1lth and 18th of this month there
were five deaths from bubonic plague in
the Chinese quarter of Honolulu aud
another occurred this morning.
'Ihe whole regiment OF tho Hawaii
national guard isolates the infected dis.
tricts aud the board OF health is making
\ house to house inspection and disin.
lection, Allcorpses have been cremated
and think there will be but little dan.
ger OF infection among the troops. There
Is little doubt about the diagnosis in
most OF the cases."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. Oh. b, Frissel,
principal of the Hampton (Va.) Norma
and Industrial institute, appeared before
tho industrial commission. He said ID
many sections the condition of the mo-
gro is better than in slavery days. Al
though the south has spent SIO0, 900, ,OOC
on public education for negroes, one.
third OF tho race has actually retro.
graded, one.third is where it was at the
beginning OF the war and the remainder
have advanced. Negroes, he said, have
been taught that their salvation will be-
found through political means, rather
than by hard work.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-05
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Some 40 Miles of Trenches Be-
fore Methuen.
IL MILES CONFRONT BULLER.
Expected That Next Week There WIN BE
Heavy Battle at tho Tugeia River.
British Forces Apparently Acquiring
More Mobility.

LONDON, Jan. 5-5 q. m.-This morn.
ing's news threw no further light upon
the war situation. The exact position
at Moltene and Cyphergat is not yet
clear, but in any case these little en-
gagements are of small importance be.
yond proving that the British forces are
beginning to attain u greater degree Of
mobility.
1t Is fully expected that next week
there will be heavy battle OH the
Tugcla river. which Is now the real
pivot Of the campaign. The Beers ap-
pear to be working incessantly with
shovel and pick.
Lord Methuen's cavalry scouting has
developed the fact that the Beers en-.
trenchments extend some 40 miles, far
overlapping the British positions and
making flank attacks exceeding difficult
Military analysts affirm that tho Boer
trenches confronting General Butler
stretch away some II miles and that
work upon them is pushed unremit.
tinRly.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-05
AN APPEAL TO M'KINLEY.
Prsminsnt Mon Of belgium Ask Him to
Intervene In tho south Afri-
can Struggle. eos


can Struggle. 4e+
BRUSSELS, Jan. Ex-senator Lejouuo
former minister Of justice and nov
member Of the Belgian council OF state,
presided at . meeting in this city of the
committee recently formed to organic
n movement in Belgium In support OF
IN address TO President MoKinloy M.
pealing to him to mediate In favor of
peace between Great Britain md the
Transvaal. Among those present were
NJ. lafontaine, former senator, many
other former members of the senate,
several members Of tho chamber o.,
deputies, several professors OF tho Uni.
varsity OF Brussels and u numbor ~,
other prominent mon, most OF then,
members Of tho Universal Loa,fne o.
Peace.
After long discussion it was decided
TO invite the public to send letters i'm
support OF the movement to tho deere.
tary OF the league, and from next sun.
day to place petitions for signature in
all the cafes in Brussels and Tho pro.
vincial towns.
The petition to President Nc. .hnley
reads as follows:
I'M. Le President: Rightly moyod bv
the bloody and terrible struggle In south
Africa between two Of the most civil
lied peoples Of tho world, the under.
signed address most pressing appeal TO
your excellency In fayor OF mediation,
which You alono can offer. They bea
you 10 fulhll tho sacred duty OF human
brotherhood"
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Carters Alleged oo-conspirators.

NEW York, Jan, 5.-Tho examina.
tion on the removal proceedings IN th,
case OF William u. Greone and the
three Messrs. Gaynor. indicted in Savan,
nan, Ga. for frauds in connection with
tho savannah harbor and Cumberlauu
sound improvements, in charge OF
former Captain Oberlin NJ. Garter, was
continued before United States Dom.
missioner Shields. The defense asked
Tor adjournment, and after argument /,
was granted to Jan. 10.