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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
HAWAII TURNED
TIDE FOR SILVER

KANSAS CITY, July 5.-Hawaii put j
10 / in the Democratic platform today il
the convention. The swarthy Prince Da
Nd Kawananakoa was Shaping free ST
yer Democrats on the hack and saying
Hawaii was in American pol tics to sta.
and had cast it's lot with Bryan and al
that he represented. Hawai- d d il. In
almost sorry that ] opposed annexation,
said r. L. Metcalf, Bryan's mcuthpiece IL
kansa.i City.
It was half-past O'Clock this morntnt
when the vote was taken on the is to
propos ton. For two hours previouslz
hose opposed to this specific declaration
were certain Of victory. 1t was then that
the giants of the party in Senatorial de-
bate pleaded for either steadfastness for
principle or urged modification of the
Chicago plank. Then game play TO-
time. The friends of the specific deClara
ton hurried essengers off for the mem
hers of the Washington delegat on. They
had gone to bed. They were ruthless. J
pulled from their beds and hauled to tn,
Kansas City Club, where Mr.. Ellis was
seen. After a short but animated confer
ence Mr.. Ellis re-entered the committee
room, and a moment later it was an
nounced that Washington would vote fo
the Bryan plank. That made the poll
tie. Hawaii next turned, and the result
was accomplished.
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MURDER TRIALS AT HoNoKAf,
Two Convictions Have Already
Been Scored

Two murder cases which have been
on trial at Honokaa, Hawaii, have re-
suited IN convictions. A Meyners was
found guilty of killing Gus Schwartz
at Flo on April l and was sentence /
TO six years imprisonment. Meyners
stabbed Schwartz in the jugular ven
during tie progress OF a fight. ard
claimed that he did it in self defense.
Circumstances were in his favor, nence
the light sentence.
The other case was that of Nahales.
who killed japanese laborer who had
been intimate with his wife. He was
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment.
A third case. that of Fujihara, who Is
accused of shooting another japanese
at Paauiio, is now on trial. Depu.y At
torney-General Cathcart is prosecuting
all of the cases.
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jim, TIE PENMAN."
The Neills Gave an ExcelleLt En-
tertainment Last Nj, ht.

Jim, the Penman," a classic melo-
drama, was excellently done by the
Neill company last night at the Ha-
waiian Opera House. Neill played the
detective and McVicars the title role.
Miss Chapman was very fine as the
wife of the forger Miss Dean, of whom
we have not seen enough, acted the
daughter of the forger capably.
Mr.. Burton, as the titled accomplice
of the penman, was as clever as he al
ways is The play is one that ran for
hundreds of nights in New York some
years ago when first produced, and
which is considered a gem of its class.
The Neill company Will appear but
once more. Tomorrow night Mr..
Barnes of New York" will be seen. The
book on which the play is founded is
too we'll known TO need introduction to
Hawaiians. The plot is exciting and
the action swift. There is not a dull
moment in the play.
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EXECUTORS NJ IUt.

:. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
Deen duly appointed Executor Of the
viii % Albert Francis Judd. late 81 Ho-
nolulu. deceased, notice II hereby q ven
20 oil persons having claims against
the sad estate TO produce proper voueh-
ers 20 the undersigned. at the office OF
Atkinson a Judd. within SIX months
from the date hereof or they will, be- for
ever Jared. and all persons indebted
20 said estate are requested 20 make i'm
mediate payment 20 the undersigned.
AGNES N. n. JUDD.
Judd.
Honolulu. June 20. 1907. SIS,
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PRACTICAL SYMPATHY.
Former ShopmaIes hemem Der uni
brechts Stricken Family

Employees of the Honolulu Iron Works
held a meeting yesterday noon to dis
cuss the accidental drowning of their
late shopmate, Emil Uhlbrecht. on Sun
day last. William G. Roe addressed
his fellow workmen on the subject and
spoke in high terms Of their late shop
mate. who had been an uprEDt aud
generous man. All present faFre re-
1uested TO solemnize their regi t at the
loss of their comrade by few minutes
of silent meditation.
The best methods Of raising funds
in behalf of the widow and three chill
dren were then discussed. and II was
unanimously decided that Georee Bar
<er. as committee OF one. shou nave
charge of soliciting subscriptions.
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IoIani College Periodical.

At a recent meeting of members OF
ro.ani College It was decided TO publish
b, paper called THE Iolani College
Magazine" 1t is hoped TO have Tn"
7rst number ready ny August list p
magazine will be published al 5 cents
md issued twice quarter. J. tnder-
EN- was appointed editor ard Chang
Yet and G. D. Freeth sub-editors.
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NOTICE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The following In the list OF officers OF
The BituminOus Rock Paving Company
Limited, OF the Hawaiian Islands. elect
ed July 18th. 1900:
w. n. CLARK, President.
CARL A. WIDEMANN. Woe President
n. =. JOHNSON. Secretary.
r. ". RICHARDSON. Treasurer.
A. v. GEAR, Auditor.
The above named gentlemen. together
with Fred Harrison and Geo. p. Deni-
son. constitute the Board OF Directors
W. g. Read viii act as General Man
aEer. $3.50
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Mc5RYOe SUGAR CO, Ito.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the eighth assessment Of ten t10D PEI
cent $500 Der sharel. levied on the a.
sessable stock % the McBryde sugar
Co. Ltd. is due on July 2Oth. 1870. an }
viii b. delinquent ON August 18th. 1900
stockholders will please make promp.
payment at the office OF Messrs. Theo
o. Davies n Co. Ltd
tSignedl THOMAS RAIN WALKER
Treasurer
McBryde Sugar Company, Ltd.
Honolulu. July 10th. 1900. 500,
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THEOSOPHY.

The Aloha Branch Of the Thesso-
phical Society have changed the time
ant place Of meetings. which are now
held every Saturday tinstesd Of Tu---
day) at 1890 IN the Knights ~ Pythiss
Hall. over Eoliister a Co. Fort 81 All
persons Interested are core ally invited
Books lent. Information on Theu-ophi-
cal subjects given by writing To p %.
Box 55A $500
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zens OF the United States; but, IL they
hrst come mere for temporary pLrpJse IS,
and are of races debarred by Uaite
states law from citiz nslip, the bard en-
or proving that they are bona fide RS
dents must rest upon them. In tn :
absence of such proof, think the Land
ONCE would be justified in refusing
their bids.
have the honor to be, Sir, with great
respect, your obedient servant,
h. +. DOLE, Attorney General.
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Corporation Notices.
STOCKHOLDERS
SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the hawaiian Sugar
CO. will be held Saturday. Aug. lS.h,
1900. at 10 o'clock a. M. at The rooms OF
the Chamber ~ Commerce. for tho pur-
pose Of amending the by avs.
$500 w. L. HOPPER, Secretary.
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NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN.-Au
bills due me. and standing over three
months. and not paid on the last of this
month. will be placed IN the hands OF
my attorney
W. w. WRIGHT.
Per w. Wright. 6597
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NOTICE.

WILL BE A SPECIAL
,hy stockholders % the ln-
\ -hn Navigation Co. Linn
once Queen street. on
hth. lsu, az 10 ooGck
purplsg u accepting the
figr ~ Incorporation. and
'l,h other business as may
sl1fg The messing.
| H. CLAPp. secretary.
ivy N 1900 5so7
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|np attn Not ce>.
|elos VI OsflCtHS.
NOTICE..

l,r,L MEETING OF THE
= the Olaa sugar Com
"a eli b. "a, "a az the rooms
{..n,ss 10 Commsrcv. Merchant
@alu July iyth. az 10 O'ciuck
.aaisf and vuts upon q
N bond the property and
1 u. company ans 90 tranract
/, sss,ness 40 may come be-
| ugRep W. CARTER
~ ma sugar Company. Ltd.
| my 10, 1909. sosf
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Hawaiiaus Prominent.

KANSAS CITY. July 5.-Prinee
David Kawananakoa IL On the commit
tee 10 notify Bryan OF his ,Unrnstion
and John N. Wise on the co'pmitue tn
notify Stevenson Of his nomination. W.
w. Cornwell IL the national committee
man from the territory. sonn a. Wee
was on the committee on resolutions.
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NOTICE.
SIS,

THE GENERAL s. c. Armstrong;
Industrial Association Of the III N
School viii meet Wednesday at 2 d. an.
Teachers and all interested In the WORK
are invited. Annual election OF officers,
reading Of reports. etc.
$500 J. ". TAGGARD, Secretary.
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Auction sale
Delinquent City
Mill Co.,
Lid. Stock.
ON "WEDNESDAY, JTLY IS
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom. corner of ..erchant
and Alakea streets 1 will sell at Public
Auction, by order of the Treasurer, Mr..
G. K. All, sufficient of the following de-
linquent stock of the City Mill Co, Ltd,
to reimburse the company, unless the
delinquent assessments are paid at the
office of City Mill Co. Ltd. Honolulu,
H. l., before the day of sale. July 25,
1900:
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3 10 STDLKu0LDef S
Oh
).EAliAS ELECTRIC Co,
LIMITED.

30 TO August LIST. 1900. the
|" " the company viii b.
iahsiefs and the tiUO. 900 of
hpllal stock will then b. al.
- ne bylaws The frac
- lut adjusted will b. sold
Hi ~ FIRST assessment OF
ON De- due and payable a.
= 10 hawaiian Trust and
company Ltd. on Angus.
lEoBGE r. CARTER.
hawaiian Electric Company,
ssg2
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} ESttST sUllCeS.

y HEREHY GIVEN THAT
Nhi a. issment ~ 5 per cent
ben Ievied a.d will bsvOur
|ennle On the LIST day OF Aug
lhs Offices % Alexander &
Ia
J. Ehl assessment Of 5 per
lsvlsd to be- due and pay
ls iay ~ september. 1870.
~ n Alexander q Baldwin.
aulIdlng
Up. COOKE.
KIhei Plantation Co. Ltd.
r July ~. 1900.
n-1li.iuly i1-iT-20
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MEETING NOTICE.
EVA PLANTATION coMPAN.

a special meeting Of the shareholder
OF the Eva Plantation Co. will
be held nj the rooms Of the CHAMBER
81 Commerce I'm Honolulu. on wednes
day. July 25th. 1900. at 10 o'clock n. m
BUSINESS: -ConsIderation Of An ar
rangement for the sale Of a portion o.
the Company's sugars for q period Of
three years
r. ID. TENNEY.
559S Secretary Eva Plantation GO
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EVA PLANTATION COMPANY

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
will be closed to Transfers from Friday.
July goth, 1900. To TUESDAY. jay 34st.
1900 inclusive.
66sg W. A. BOWEN. Treasurer.
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Or. {. L. HUTCHINSON,

DENTIST. WILL HAVE HIS OFFICE
In the Hotel Delmonico Blu ldlng. Room
10 for two months. or until his once -
ready for occupancy In the new Boston
building 1910
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OLIVE BRANCH
REBEKAH LODGE No. 2,
!. o. o. :.

a regular meeting % the above Lodge
will DO held this "Wednesday evening.
July 18th. at $50. at Harmony Hail.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Members Of Pacific Rebekah Lodge.
No. I. and all visiting Rebekahs are
fraternaliy invited 20 be present.
5000 JAS. BTCK4sELL, Secretary.
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KoH4LA SUGAR co.

THE BOOKS or THIS COMPANY
will be closed 10 transfers from Friday
July Goth. 1900. To- Tuesday. July DIST
1900. inclusive.
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WAlMeA SUG4R MILL CO

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
VIA b. c.osed to Transfers from Friday
July Goth. 1900. 20 Tuesday. July slst
1900 Inclusive.
5000 w. A. BOWEN. Treasurer.
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WAlAlUA AGRICULTURAL
CO., LID.

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
will be closed TO transfers from Friday
July 10th. 1900 TO TUESDAY, july 3lst.
1900. inclusive.
$500 w. A. BOWEN. Treasurer.
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k0IlLE.
|l lCRlCULIUakL co.
| llMlls).

Irryrs HAvE BEEN CALL
I. ...sssaulv stock ~ this
80 us,ume due and payable
hi sstis n Cooke. Ltd. on
| loo 10 yer cent ttlO Der
nsusnt August 18TH, 1919
- bih 1850. 10 pet cent ttlO
isnnuusnt october tSth
mt tNa. 10 per cent ttl0 pei
angusnt November iOth. 1910
" a HOW ZEN.
,.ss Walalua AEr. Co. Ltd
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'olO5HS' MEETING

|gtsa v \, meeting ~ the
lrnss a ...'' Fertilise,
Hawsi,.l. be held AZ IN.
srpssy, Trust ana In
n ra,..a.t . 20 a m.
y, s.,rsS,,.eII.E President.
ma,
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Section POI of the Civil Laws of 1897
(Section II of the Land AcD proviI
for the sale of public lands not under
lease. in parcels of not more than one
thousand acres, at public auction. Such
sales are discretionary with the Gov
ernment, ard the purchaser is not re-
quired by the Land ct or by Section
10 of the Territorial Act to make any
declaration of citizenship. Any alien,
being the highest bidder. might have
the right to purchase, il not debarred
by Chapter 263 of the Statutes of the
Second Session of the Fifty-Fourth
Congress, approved March 2, 1897, en-
titled AN Act to better define and
regulate the rights of aliens to hold
real estate in the Territories" anne. d
ing an act of Congress passed ten
years earlier.
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SUMMING UP.

Ny conclusions are:
First-That the systems of Home
stead Leases and Rights of Purchase
Lease created by the Land Act Of 1S9i
are made imperative by the Territori 81
Act. and that no future leases of agri
cultural public land will be valid foi
terms exceeding five years.
Second.-That the system of Cash
Freeholus created by the Land Act
1895. as II applies both to individual
and TO settlement associations remains
In force. except that its benefits are
restricted to citizens of the United
states and TO those who. being capabI
of becoming citizens of the United
States. have declared their Intention
as provided by law.
Third.-That aliens who are BON
fde residents NJ The United States. mav
become purchasers W public lands un
| der the provisions of Section Il of IN
Lard Act of 1895 without being. or de
claring their intention to become. citi
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WILL E. FISHER. Auctr.
WILL 6. FISHER, Auctr.
n Bargain!

And I want an offer for that mag
niticent corner lot. corner of kinau and
Eeeaumuku Streets. Size. 95x200. 200
feet on Kinau street
Here is "pnrtunity to purchase
on which four good houses may be built,
and with prevailing inquiry for houses
easily Is per cent net may he had. This
lot is bat one block from the ear line,
and in the neighborhood Of exceedingly
GOOD improvements Don't let the op-
portunity pass. Make me an offer.
WILL E. FlSHF r,
Real Estate Agent.
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ErlNG NOTICE.


,S.,,' ns % ne shareholder.
| h. ,r.,' sir NH Co. viii
5.ol., 'e " casue q Cooke.
liSs'..on Wednesday. July
q, W confederation Of an ar.
p, az. ,a.e % a portion o.
sar' for a period Of
s,ry NJ p D. TENNEY.
me. Sugar NH Co.
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|IErsG NOTICE.


'',s % me Shareholders
4. Nsreuturtl Co. Ltd.
.ae rggms % the cham
Honolulu. on Wed
-'' 1900 az n o'clock
=. \, consideration 81 an ar.
k,v, N. 'a'e N a portion N
sugars ior a period Of
Iw,t,,.G. p TENNEY.
'uA Agricultural Com.
- Mqs
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|arlNG NOTICE.
r. SUGAR COMPANY.

.'',.ns u The shareholders
sugar. GO. vii b. hel'l
| Oasile \ Cooke. Lt... In
Aonday July 2Sd. 1900. az
\ y. -',.onsideratlon % an ar.
n " 'he sale u a portion OF
y saFars Tor a period OF
" A. BOWEN.
'Il kOhalu sugar Go.
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3 Cottages

Waikiki of Punchbowl street adjoin-
ing Levers & Cookies new building.
The cottages must be removed within
ten days.
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Immediately after this sale I will sell
llso the cottage on Punchbowl ST, be-
ow Relief Camp No. and adjoining the
pake store, to be removed This affords
IN opportunity for parties who own lots
at Kewalo. Further particulars Of
The silver star., 1900-09-07
Cigarette smoking In scotland.

Cigarette smoking has increased 20
much of late among the boys of Edin-
burgh that the school board has issued
strongly wortled circular to parents
and guardians. asking their cO-Opera.
tion In attempting TO suppress this in.
furious habit. All over the country
one sees mites of boys smoking. and
they seem To he able to procure cigar
cites nj very cheap rate-in some
eases three or four for II penny Th,
school board enumerates a whole cata
lOgue of evils resulting from cigarette
smoking and appeals to parents to eN.
ercise their authority to prevent theii
boys from beginning the practice
The silver star., 1900-09-07
The Dragon Fly is
Cleaning Out the
Pestilential Insect.


enormous appetite In all the range Of
creation. Compared to the dragon fly
the hog II u dyspeptic. Its principal
article OF diet Is small fry OF the In
sect kingdom, and It has a particular
fondness for mosquitoes. Consequent
~ the Jersey dragon nies. owing to
the overwhelming plenty Of their
favorite dish. have become n degen-
crate race. fat. lazy and l0gy. COM
paratively speaking. Now. dragon
fly may be very inert for one Of his
family and still be little slower than
streak Of lightning. for this insect
travels with swIftness that COM
pletely baiiies the unframed eye. Even
the --latest Of them can make large
dinner collection Of mosquitoes IN two
or three minutes. at the end OF which
there are no more mosquitos around
the Immediate locality. Tho Jersey
ties arc now studying the ways and
habIts Of the dragon fly. with view to
making II 40 pleasant for him that he
will never go away. There IL talk Of
canonIxing him ms the new 81. Michael
and giving him the central position
on the states coat Of arms.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
A Feathere,i Wenver.

OF our feathered weavers the Balti-
more Oriole is undoubtedly the most
skillful. He swings his woven ham,
mock at the very extremity of some
Over-hanging branch. often in full view
of the passer-by. quite inaccessible Ia
most of his enemies. The beautiful
nest is maze of any suitable material
which the bird happens to find. String.
hair. grasses and plant tibres are often
used, brt once l had the good fortune
to find one which WAS made entirely OF
silk The thread had been thrown
from the windows of n nearby tape
mill, and Lord Baltimore had been
clever enough to take advantage of Il
rare opportunity. The result was that
the lucky fellows provided IL very aris-
tocratic home for his mate and pros
pective family of little Woman's
Home Companion.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
Mo.qultoe. Almo,t KIM u,m

With his features distorted beyond
all human semblance and his hands
and arms swollen and SCARED, Andrew
Schlake, farmer living north of
Nashville, Illinois, was found wander
Ing about in the swamps along the
Okaw river. Myriads of mosquitoes
lowered over him and covered his face
and body. Schlake was taken to his
home by friends and 1t was found that
he was suffering from thousands of
Mosquito bites. Schlake had become
lost while hunting and had fought mos
quitos all night. His case is consid-
cred serious.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
No.. chn-. =. s,c,,,o, IN ,.,v,,,, 7,


Tile Rev. Charles NJ. sheldon Of TO.
prk;i made Il deep impression upon the
thousands OF young people who attend
Ell the recent Christian Endeavor con
vrniion In London. lie refused to
don ,r English top hat and frock cont
yer managed to command respect He
lrrturrd the Britishers pretty severely
about their harmnitls and their whole
sale inelricty. Indeed there was no ev-
iuenre In anything he said In a week OF
much speaking that he had contracted
even light form of Anglomania. Mr..
sheldon refused 10 he interviewed. He
refused to answer n question as to
what he deemed the secret of his pop
ularity and influence. He would not
discuss his books Mt all. He said that
Mt some future time he might under
nke 'in analysis of his literary efforts.
When he returns to the United States
Mr. Sheldon will devote himself with
renewed energy to fiction designed to
promote the cause of Christianity.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
War on the
Mosquito

at part Of New Jersey which
down to the Hudson river if
Pcihg this season In exemption
Jerseys worst plague. the mos
Hitherto nil newcomers to that
OF the country have been Obliged
'ecome inoculated. N 1t were.
Mt the poisonous and psstilentiai
before they could extract any
iaciion out OF life. says . New
paper. All that IL changed now.
me local commuter II rej0icin.
a full heart. SO rare have
su'tos become In that locality that
" are beginning to hunt them M
speclmcns OF family apparently
aea TO become extinct. This sud-
anu gratifying falling OF in tho
su'lo crop Is Inscribed by Jersey
1us's TO the work Of another In
Tue dragon ny. or devil's dnrning
e' also known IN some localities
saakc Doctor" nnd accused Of
up the ears Of childhood. al
y these sartorial charges arc not
up by scientific proof. These
"n are possessed Of the most
The silver star., 1900-09-07
steerIpr wIth Ro,ntrcn Rny,.

A correspondent points out that a
young Swede, Axel Orling, with J. 7.
Armstrong of London, has been sue
cessfully trying to control torpedo
by means of new and powerful form
of Roentgen rays. The torpedo is alb
solutely under control as long as it
can be seen, that is to say. from four
to twenty miles or more, according TO
the elevation of the operator Guided
from a balloon, the torpedo will per-
sistently follow its quarry. and can be
exploded at will. 1t can also be, as il
were. whistled back If the operator
changes his mind or the enemy shows
the white flag. Altogether it seems IA
very handy thing to have about the
empire.-London Chronicle.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
President Kruger . Runner.

There was time when Mr.. Kruger
instead of taking the train, might
safely have trusted to his legs in
beating a rapid retreat from Pretoria
Although 1t is generally known that
when in his prime he was a man oi
tremendous physical power, it is moi
so well known that he was runner
When well over 40 he matched him.
self against three native runners
and beat the best OF them by some
ten miles. covering himself over nine
ty miles in the twenty-four hours.
which for an unframed man is an ex-
traordinary performance--New York
Commercial Advertiser