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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

shrewd chap named Cassius Alley. in Anderson
IND. has established barbwire telephone line
Twelve miles long, which completes with those of
the old companies He offers the public lower rates
however, and gets a good deal of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

The new Brazilian Tariff law is duplex 1t has
maximum and a minimum rate The latter is the
old rate. with an occasional modification. The
maximum is twice the minimum The Government
has power to indicate the countries whose products
may come in at the lower rate and those which
m ma the higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
Under lls direction e Of 5 Mr MAT 54tG aAu

A DvERTIsFNIENTs aud subscriptions Ter The Lfe.-r
y resolved az their Uptown 'sS- No La stsaa,-
49, norm ~ Slst-st O'Clock adNetLi.r
nents received al following branch orees AZ -
offee rates O'Clock via 90 St9AN
osi a. ne sth-avs cor I2th-st Maeys eA-a1
and i4th-st: l42 Columbus ave. near West Ss~1
West Aad-sf, near 6th-aysG os East tssn-s~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-19
THE COUNCIL
Hon. W. F. Allen Sworn
In Saturday.
Appropriations Referred to Commit
tee - The Time Of Meeting.
Secretary GOe, Manson.

The Council of State met al . o'clock
Saturday afternoon to consider the
new appropriation bills. President
Dole occupied the chair Before the
main business of the meeting was
brought up, Minister Damon suggest
ed that Mr.. Bolte be relieved Of his
labors as secretary and that George
Manson, who had had similar expert
ence in the Senate, be appointed to the
position. President Dole asked what
the provisions in the rules were for
the secretaryship. The rules were re-
ferred 10 and il was found that the sec
rotary should be zone of the members
of the Council of State" II was then
advised that an assistant nominated
as assistant secretary" would cover
the matter satisfactorily.
President Dole put the matter to
vote and the Council agreed TO nOmi-
nate an assistant secretary.
George Manson was accordingly
named for the position at a salary Of
$40 per day and was elected and sworn
in. Minister Damon suggested that a
messenger was also required and nam
ed Mr.. Peters for the position at a SAL
airy Of 81 per day. Mr.. Peters was made
messenger.
Col. William F. Allen, who succeeds
the late John Phillips in the Council
OF State, was sworn in, taking the oath
of allegiance to the Hawaiian and
United States Governments, after
which President Dole introduced the
matter of appropriation bills.
Councillor Isenberg moved that the
L az e.
| port back to the Council of State.
Councillor Robinson interrupted the
above motion with another to the eff
/ feet that a committee Of three be ap-
pointed on rules, giving it as his opin-
I ion that the cart was being placed be-
/ fore the horse, when committees were
appointed without rules to go by.
President Dole said that il was no
use wasting time in the matter; that
/ the Council of State had authority TO
90 ahead and appoint committees and
/ the rules would come all right after
/ wards without any Jar.
! Councillor Isenberg's motion was
! thereupon seconded and carried, after
which the motion Of Councillor Robin
son was passed, and the President APP
pointed Councillors Kennedy, Robinson
and Jones as the Committee on Rules.
The hour at which the Council OF
State should meet was then brought
up and discussed at some length. Six
councillors voted for 2 o'clock meet
ings and the same number stood up
for 3 o'clock meetings. President Dole
cast his vote for 3 o'clock and so de-
cided 1t, inasmuch as the work would
be largely done by committees and
they would thereby be given more time
wherein TO work.
The President asked Councillor Rob-
inson when he could report on rules.
Robinson replied that on Monday he
could report If Councillor p. G. Jones
would work on Sunday. Councillor
Jones emphatically declared that he
would not work on Sunday, and Robin
son decided that he might report on
Monday, anyhow. The Council ad-
jcurned until 3 o'clock this afternoon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-19
CooPER'S KAUAI VISIT.
A Correspondent Denies the Story Of
Public Indignation.
Waimea, Kauai, March 1GIh. 1900.

Waimea, Kauai, March 16th, 1900.
Editor Advertiser: Relative to a
communication in a recent issue Of your
esteemed paper, to the effect that AL
Kauai" was reused and objected to the
visit Of Attorney General Cooper here,
and that great Indignation prevails on
that account, IL is only justice to all
concerned to say, that mOny of Kauai's
most respected and representative peo-
pie did not express themselves adverse
ly regarding his visit. Their view is
that the Attorney General in his official
capacity as a member or quasi repre-
sentative of the Board of Health has
a perfect right TO visit any part of the
Islands at any time that such visits be
deemed eXpcdient or necessary. The
fact is that many of the people. espe-
cially on the leeward side of the island,
by reading the said article. received me
first intimatiOn Of such indignation and
existing here.
Respectfully yours,
LEEWARD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-19
Ten Thousand Cases.

The American bark st. Katherine
from New York arrived here yesterday
after an uneventful voyage OF 152 davs.
Her cargo consists Of $500 tons OF gen
eral merchandise including about 10 900
cases Of kerosene oil.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-19
Band Concert.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert this evening at 1880 o'clock
at Emma Square with the following
program:
PART I.
Overture-"La Dame Blanche" $500
......'''..' .'........... Boieldieu
Finale-"Tannhause 49,. Wagner
Grand SelectiOn-"I Martlri" -.
-.......s'..s-. Donizetti
Songs
(a) ''Ko Leo" "Mlihai Pua."
Miss J. Kelilaa.
OBJ "Ka Inuwai" "KuwiliwfIi tho AM
Mrs. y. Alapai.
PART II.
Medley-"The Best Ever" NackiA
Serenade-"Love in Idleness''
49,. ............... Macbeth
Waltz-"Wandering Minstrel -.
Galop-"Tris" ......... Eaust
The Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-19

The Helen Denny discharged coal
INTO the Australia yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

grant me a pardon n Ia tell him how
got Bolton out ana ! told him, but In
stead OF the pardon he went back and
offered that reward for me They tried
10 kidnap me once or twice, but ] as
couraged them and shoy quit.
Mr.. williams ls a remarkably persistent
person. ana IL Is this quality OF persistcncy
that has coutrihute1 largely 10 his sue
cess For instance, 90 1895 sergeant or
rangers named Fussclhurg was killed III
tb,. mountains IN " Paso county by some
horse thieves he was chasing. The mur-
derers escaped and apparently left no
trace behind them Williams, however,
worked on the case Tor three years. event
uallv satisfying himself that a Mexican
named Geronimo PARA was one OF the
bond. although the evidence was slight.
Geronimo gave him an opportunity at
last by committing a highway robbery
and the deputy instantly was on his trah
He came 10 the end OF u soon ana ar
rested the Mexican. who managed 70 break
away and get into deserted mouse,
from which ne opened fire on his pur-
eaier williams replied SO briskiy with
his pistol that PARA ran from his shell
ter with "a wound in his side and was
soon recapturcd He was scntcnced 70
twelve wears in The pcnitentiary. Having
thus plgeonholod him for reference. the
daDutv resumed his Investigations. ~
look him eleven months 20 verify hia
euspiclons. and then he secured commn-
tntlon OF the sentegce OF imprisonment
OF PARA and turned MIN over 20 me TEX
as authorities. who hanged him
In the same way Williams hagged jean
Berual another principal in tho same
murder tracking him al over the south
west 10 get him fled on the charge OF an
uuimportant crime and then completing
mis- chain OF evidence az his leisure Ber-
nal Is TO be tried for this 7-year-old muir
der next week.
Another deputy sheriff was stabbed 10
death a. La Lus by Ave outlaws, who
stuck lighted candles IA his wounds AMI
danced round his dead BODY. The nve
were arrested. bat broke Jail ana got
away. -Four years ago Williams recapiuf-
"a one Of them In Colorado. year la'er
another IN Arizona ana he confidently
expects 90 land the surviving members
OF the gang IN the year or two. lie Is ~
no hurry. but they have got 20 come some
time
How many men the little deputy has
Killed in the course OF his official career
e. a matter OF conjecture. He dlsiikes %
talk on that subject. being q modest man'
ara again he hns probably long ceased 20
keep account Il have never killed = mao
when 1 could help 81, be said, anu w.
hae been many "A time when nave IAN g
biE chances hy not shooting. ! always play
for poslflon. and get the dfop. n anything
happens after that 81 amt my fault
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

piaiut at parting with the few required
10 Hll the Minnesota mans order.
The reptiles live among the rocks and
cliffs along the falls. ard % - asserted
,hat they have completely routed tho rat
tlesnakcs from the entire section. besides
destroying an the mice and otfer pests
that infested the place. They attack a
rattlesnake. ana while one alone has
been known go XIII the largest raitlcr a
number will wind themselves about tho
venomous reptile and strange q ~ "a
short time II h. claimed that before
these snakes made their appearance The
rattlers Infested the entire region, but
they are now seldom seen.
The species S. said 10 be "a water snake.
ana this Is evidenced by the fact that
thev will take TO the water " there Is no
osher means OF escape when crowded and
move about in that element with the ease
and skill Of a fsh. They are % a dark
color. about three feet long. when full
crown and have stripe o little lighter
thon the general color down their back.
An sizes may be seen among them. from
the three OF four-iuch baby snake 20 the
fuli-arown once. on a warm day they
are visible by the thousands, ana In
many cases they coil up by the dozens
IN huge rolls Pictures OF these rolls have
been sent upon inquiry az over the
world A farmer living ia the gulch BY
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

can be cured only by a complete system u treat
ment which neutrallzes and drives out all ~ the
poison and at tho same time builds up the general
health OF the patient DR.. Hathaway's method Of
treating the hInerenf aianna Of this dlaaa.a alnns
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
OREGON SNAKES IN DEMAND.
Thousands About klamath Falls and
they KIN RattIers.


From the Portland Oregonian.
The snake industry at klamath Fails
bids fair TO become important. few
weeks ago Postmaster Castel received a
letter from concern IN Minnesota max
ing inquiry as to the price Of the rep
tics ana II a shipment could be made to
a Minneeota snake farm. Although the
letter was written on printed letter
head. the postmaster thought some one
.sas trying 10 pcrpetraic "a joke upon him.
He replied however. afid stated that ne
would supply oil snakes wanted az g
cents "a pound BY return mail much
10 his surprise. came an order for 800
rounds Of snakes. delivered az the near
est railroad station. The Minncsoian
went on TO state that next season ne
would make further orders an object 20
Mr. Castel. but he would take so pounds
more this fall Snake catching n now
the order Of tho day there. II Is pay
ing business az one man can easily cap
cure 100 Ia q day and this represents a.
least nifty pounds
The Klamath Fails snakes have "a world
wide reputation. The town b. situated az
the foot % klamath Falls. which begin
~ Upper klamath Lake. and continue
through y narrow. rocky gulch for a mile
ual and the falls nothing more than D
rapid mountain stream. 100 yards or more
wide between the two lakes.
Along tnis river or falls on . warm
day milca Of snakes curliug. wfiggling.
ana crawling over each other. ia no un-
usual sight. and n the weather rs a
lt8e cool one has TO wait for them 20
get out q their way or take stick
and nft thsm aside. os many do. The
stranger or his FIRST trip a. continually
dodging and jumping sidewise. although
he Is Informed that the reptiles are harm
less The inhabitsnt doesn't mind them
a. eli Little girls gather apronfuH and
bows carry small ones around in their
rockets They are regarded az pets gen.
orally. and are seldom harmed. They
come down into the very town. ana q
couple Of dozen may be- seen IN going q
block They simply Nrlggie out OF che
way. crawl between the cracks Of the
plank sidewalks or move on 10 one side.
The snakes are regarded ~ benetactOfs
by the community. and there is some COM
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
VILLAINS OF LAS CRUCES.
,ro.r pEPuTATIoN RESTS on
" ul, PERSISTENCE.

r,,ioi,. Of His on the Mexican
sou sever NiIIed Man Except
.owpuision-secrets OF His
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

and looked forward 10 see what made him
collapse. but there was nothing doing but
a few rtpples on the surface made By
what ! supposed was a big pickcreA
You're a peach OF a fisherman. says !.
taking the pole I'll show you how %
catch him ] threw out the bait and the
water began 20 boil again
II then saw the thing which almost
made my friend gray-hearded The chap
nearly fen overheard when he ciapped his
eyes on II the second time and murmered
say. Bill, let's go home l did not know
what IL was az first. hut ! made up my
mind that ! would ind out or bust. BY
this time the thing was churning the
water az a great rate and fipped iis tail
IN the air az least two feet above the
surface OF the pond grabbed an oar.
banged the thing across the hack several
times and 81 stopped splashing I lifed
II into the boat on the blade Of tho oar
and my friend collapsed.
THE principal part Of tho catch was a
biacksnake I'VE feet long. The from part
was catfish weighing nearly three
quarters OF pound. That Is n pretty
good sized fish. you know. You see. the
snake caught the FISH m the shallow wa
ter and tried 10 swallow u tail first but
made n bad Job Of g. towing Il to the
cathsh's projections. That saved " from
going oil the way down. I pulled the fsh
out 81 the snakes gullet and threw n
overheard. The FISH was IN good condition
and wigrled is tail hard a. Il headed for
deep water
THE snake was badly crippeled and
lust sunk out Of sight. He must have
been powerfully hungry when he tackled
that FISH for HE lunch and III bet he was
mad all the way 20 the end OF his tail
when ne reached the cat ash's horns and
couldn't swallow u any further. The fsh
made a game nigh, for its life and q did
my heart good 20 be Of some use 20 Il
when IL NEEDED a friend
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
SNAKE AND FISH IN A FIGHT.
Cross-Eyed Man, Fishing for Pick
erei, Got Peculiar Catch.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
ibid YOU ever see a duel between fsh
ard a snakegY asked cross-eyed man
with a corncob pipe in his mouth. ad-
dressing a half dozen villagers as they
sat on the platform OF the Erie depot at
Ramapo. n. Y. one evening last week
waiting for the mail train TO come in.
None OF the natives vouchsafed any reply
and the cross-eyed man got TO business.
1T was out on the pond" said he. Jerk
ing his thumb over his shoulder In the
direction of = pretty good-szed body Of
water living north Of the station. II was
ashing for plckerel in boat with a chap
from down the road The day was cloudy
ord We had nne luck. Wed almost made
up our minds that twenty-five goo1-sized
nsh we're enough for one days catch, and
puiiad Tor the shore. when my friend al
lowed that he would like TO 'skidder' a
few times more along some lily pads Just
above the point whore the Old ice house
used 10 stand
Il was willing. and slowly rowed the
boat over while he stood IN the bow and
made ready 20 throw out his bait, the red
nelly OF a suuhsh. He jerked u along
The top Of the water a few times and then
a lively commotion suddenly took place
rear Ms hook I thought that biz pick
erei had made for his bait. but I knew
I guessed wrong when my friend yelled:
MY God there's sea serpent or
something worse. and he sank into his
seat. -
You chump. says T. getting mad.
what ails YOU? You don't hear Of critters
of that Kind hereabouts unless you hap
mem 70 stay AZ suffern too long on pay
dsv That must have been darned big
picksrsl Try for him AGAIN.
- can't SAYS he. trembling al over
Try Yourself Then iookiug % me In a
,sinrd sori Of way. he added. 'Pickerei
- bowed, Pickerel Amt Black all over
and they don't have tails five feet long
u was sure that he had EN- for fair
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

tho hanks Of the river has great dlnfculty
IN using his hay 81 the last OF tho win
ter. The snakes take refuge IN his barn
during the cold weather. and a. the hay
gets low he nnds great masses OF the be-
numbed reptiles rolled together all
through the hay
IL Is believed that tons % the snakes
could be Skipped annually without ma
iersaIly decreasing the supply ana the
industry may prove a paying one. snake
Oh commands a high price for medicinal
purposes. and t. Is known that a aupe-
rior quality % the oil can be manufac-
tured from the klamath Ealla anaclea
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
nee. chase Their owner To Town


FROM INC NV VIh WIFI
Cherry Creek. y. Y, oct. s.-When
Israel Carpenter took the honey from
his bee-hives aud started on 10 peddle
Il yesterday the bees protested and foi.
lowed him angriiy into the village Mr..
Carpenter ignored the insects. which
swarmed Into the store after him until
the proprietor yelled ne him 10 get on,
and dodged under the counter.
Meanwhile some Of the bees. which had
remained outside. charged upon Mr.. Car
penter'e horse and u ran away Tho
bees settled down on the hitcning-posi
then and calmly waited for Mr Carpenter
90 come out. He came. close pursued
by the bees which went IN with him. They
literally chased him home az ---veuted
the sale OF the honey
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

The left arm OF Mr. Williams is not OF
very much use 10 him. the consequence
of a little affair that happened here IN
Las Cruces not very long ago. SIX men
lay in wait for him IN the main street
one cloudy night and opened FIRE on him.
as ne passed. His left arm was shattered
a. the first solley but he drew MS pistoi
with his ri1ht and magnifcenily routed
the six OF them. But nobody was killed
I'm ashamed OF the shooting done that
time" said the deputy. but then Il was
dark and IL didn't last long"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
coUGHED ~ A nc Tooru.
Doctors said Man HAD Consumption,
HIT He Hadn't.

FroSn the New York Press.
Philadelphl1. oct S-Charles Jackson,
living az Ridge ana shawmont avenues.
Roxhorough. has the distinction Of hav-
Ing carried a broken tooth IN his left
lung for more than six months. lie was
not aware % the fact until yesterday
morning when he was seized with a
hemorrhaRe and the tooth was dislodged.
In the six month"; he coughed almost
constantly. Physicians told him he had
quiek consumption. From TO pounds his
weight fell 20 ~ pounds. until at last he
was unable 60 pre- tide for his family. so
weak was he from the strange sickness.
Last April. according 20 Jackson's story.
be went to a dentist IN New York IN
order 90 have two mo'ars removed. In
the operation be struggled violently. one
81 the teeth having broken, and when no
stood up Ia the chair he was almost IN
eiantiy seized with q violent NJ OF cough
ing Instead of going away Il grew woras
rapidly lie soon lost his appetite and be-
san 20 waste away.
Relief came 70 jackson yesterday He
had been coughing harder than usual.
when suddenly he was seized with q hem
orrhaec ana 70 his amazement found that
he had coughed ~ O tooth. His coughing
ceased entirely. and last evening ne ate
The hrst square meal that he has par
taken Of since last April. diet in his ill-
ness consisting OF cereals and milk. The
tooth Is abous a quarter OF an inch long.
~-@-s--
1t f. looked upon a. perhaps slEnia-
cant Of coming events that certain insur-
lnce companies are just now writing pol
ieIcs on the lives OF mum sfous German
army onIcers To some persons this cir
q
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
Gard.

The manufaeturers OF Banner salve have atl-
.thqTlsSd the undersigned to guarantee it for
bdrnk, cuts, sores, ulcers, tetter, eczema an
all ska diseases, You have your money back
IT deesnt do ali II claims. W. j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

Our delivery system is better than
ever. Ring 1853, aud see how quick
you will get your groceries, Harper,
''the hus ler." a
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

Gil and see the new line OF up to-
dste, ready -to-wear Hats. Miss Kate
Slater,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
Polhill's DRUG Store
THE BAND CONCERT.
Hanover Park Was Crowded With PEG
pie Yesterday Afternoon,

Hanover park was crowded with peo-
pie yesterday afternoon TO hear he con.
cert given by the excellent Fields band.
The concert consisted of all the latest
medleys, marches, etc, all arranged es-
peciallY for their band, and every piece
was enjoyed By the large crowd.
The band, which consists of twenty
carefully selected musicians, is The finest
ever carried by minstrel organlzatioyf
One Of the features was the tromNpy
solo by Mr.. S. NJ. Ettiuger. S eal
The band is made up Of the fold as
musicians: Burt NJ. Cutler, S. 4Shon
tinger, Frank Berry, Doc Quitrishment |
Hughes, Clarence Rummeh, Werner AZ
thaus, Paul La Londe, HenryWilson,
William Cawley, Addison Waltz, WIZ
lam G. Cleveland, Frank e. Casson,
Charles B Girton, Thomas Riley, Hen
ry Bauman, Vernon Phelps, LOUIS
Moore aud James DeYlin.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
Stops the Cough
and works off thu Cold.

Laxative bromolouinine Tablets cure a cold
In one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price % cents
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

just receivsd 10; of R,tter's Jam
and Preserves, in bulk. Try a pound,
and see how nioei Harper, 'the
iEisler."
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

Call aud SEA tie new line OF up to-
date, re dY-to-wear Hatss Miss Kate
Sister.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

y
TEN. 1t is medicine for weak women.
1t is purely vegetable medicine, and
can be taken by the most delicate
Kidney disease, Rheumatism and all
diseases of the Blood, Stomach and
Nerves soon spteumb to its wonderful
-ffeot on the human system. Thous-
AIDS Of people in Georgia recommend
/. Price 81 90.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the med
'icine that the Quaker Doctor made all
OF his quick cures with lisa new and
wonderful medicine for yNeuralgia,
Toothache, Backaohe, Rheumatism,
Sprains, Pain in Bowels; in fact, all
pain can be relieved by it. Price Csc
and Soc.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP,
medicated soap for the skin, scalp
and complexion. Price 10c cake.
QUAKER HEALING SALVE,
vegetable ointment for the cure OF
letter, eczema and eruptions Of the
skin, Price los box.
FOR SALE by ALI. DRUGGISTS.
F. A. DILLINGHAM;, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.