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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
Surroqatc's Notlres-
7 FBER771-TH- ABRAH4M-1n pursuan

7 EBERNIUTH. ABRAHAM.-In pursuance OF
- an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate z
New York. Notice - hereby given al
persons having Abraham Lebe-Tnu-h.
~ County York deceased the
with subscriber. place
the Office OF Mortimer S-iefel No
New YORK. on before the I'D DAY Of august next
Dated New the 18th OF February 1900
DAVID LEBERMI-TI.
MORTIMER STIFFEL. Acmintstras'--
ATTORNEY for Adminstraror 81. Borough Msn-
haitian. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon James
" varuum. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. NOTICE IS hereby given 10 all persons having
Hannah Duane OF the County % New
York with vouchers thereof
place OF tanssctlug business
the Office OF P. Williams. No al BTostwsy
Borough O Manhattan City q New York. before
day u November 1893 WILLIAM = DUANE. Admin
William P Williams Attorney for AdTn-nis-a-
tor Broadway, Manhattan New York City
N PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner
I c. Thomas. a Surrogate or the County Of New-Tork
notice is hereby given al having claims
against d. Lee late Of the County OF New-TorS-
the with vouchers thereof 20
place OF traasactins business Nc
Sev-YOr before the eleventh day Of September
Dated New-Yorz. The Path day OF February. 1900.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEWBORN
Administrator with the viii annexed
EDWARD W SHELDON,
Attorney for administrator, c. T A.
- Wall Street.
Manhattan. NeW-IOrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
1rust Companies.


OUR FOREIGN DEPARTMENT has re-
liable agents IN all cities and towns or Norway.
sweden, Denmark. Austria. Hungary,
France, Spain. Itnly. Switzerland. Hell
Rium. and Holland. also Mexico, Cen
rrnI aud south America. and IS prepared 70
give prompt attention the collection OF legacies,
Enforcement Of estates. special payments, etc, in
those countries
OFFICERS.
Alvah Trowbridge President
Fisnan Dovvd .......-.. Vice-President
Stanley L. Conkln e.. .... Secretary
Francis c. Presi ........ Assistant Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Alvah Trowbridge. Luis SuarsZ GaIoan,
John G. Carlisle. Henry F shoemaker.
Charlton T Lewis Roland r. Conkln.
Samuel NJ. Jarvis. Wager Swayne,
James 3. Dill. James j. huhn.
Hugh Kelly. Arnold Marcus,
Charles W Draks Stanley L. Conkln.
Heman Dowd. Archer BROWN
Fletcher s. Heath, /. Carbalal,
MARQUES de Pinar del Rio
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A5,ERIrAN BEET srGAR COMPANY
NOlllE i HEREBY GIVEN that The Anuu.

---l-s - The Stockholders a the American Beet
--i--f. tlf the election ~ eleven Directors ana
Co.. 20 = sleh -fter business mas properly
- '+-ate TIE Meeting. Rtu oe II u
-al1. Sc o. 5rzu- Street Jersey f-fu .+s Jersey
tns forenoon
= Transfer Books VIA Dee rsose5 al clock = II
- -les-ays Marc 1a-a 1900 xEll reJt,en II 10
Se-'cz = Il on We5a-s1aE, AlIli 4ts SEQ
Jersey Clry. March Eth 300
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Aucticu naIrs-findnrinl.

DIV AUklAN II. q SUN.
WEDNESDAY. March eth, 1900.
AT 1915 O'Clock n. y. Real-Estate saIesroom.
No III Broadway.
fBy orders OF Executors)
10 shs. Western Natl
tBy order Of Tr'Istees)
shs. cleveland Term. q valley r. K pfd
o. (For account OF whom it may concern)
10 s shs I 5snk ~ ti'f Xew York X b
sScq 20. LoBs b island 15s r. BsrT 7 LIST ~ 3D. 1922
$500 The Associated Manfgs Mutual Fire ms Corp.
200 shs Lou. Evans. q -. Louis r. r. pfd.
! 81 Clinton Clinic Hal, Han A association
shs United states Trust Co
10 shs- Guaranty Trust CO
l. shs Pitts, TT Wayne q Chic by. Co Guar re by
90 shs Naugatuciz R. r Co Guar 1867 by " Y New
Haven Hartford r R.
$1,000 Southern Light q Trac. Co. Coll Trust 80 BIDS
10 shs leather Mani Natl Bank
200 shs. National Citizens Bank
20 shs W!uamsDurEh Trust Co
- shs. United states Mtge K Trust Co go
5000 Rei i Dss noRe T a R CO Isl So
s6ooOO seiala Electric 81 R'way Co Consd- lst Mtge
600 shs sedalia Electric ana Rway Co
90 90 s t 1 TeiIlvI9 rT 81, rrs ca
SS s5a a9 6aFan a 3 Bd d u ss of e s
$50 goo Selma Rom Ra'0R 20 a. Mtg ss Bd
100 shs. New Jersey Southern r. p Co
% s'i' Haven & hartford r. R i'7' y
20 shs Manhattan Trust Co.
81. 600 Hoboken Ferry 1st Mtge. BIDS.
5000 Col 8 Hook. coal & CO. Isl 5s 1917,
shs City Bank.
x Fulton Natl. Bank
America
America
30 shs Home Insurance Co.
shs. Trust Co. Of New York
so OI8 City York 312cc Bds. Nov. 1924.
S2oo0 City New York 8isqe Bonds. Nov, 1928
SlOG0 Chic No. West p. r, Plain View R. r. LIST
IS 1908.
$1,000 chic & No. West. r. r.. Menoninee River R.
900 chic & No West. R r. Rock. q North MINI.
r. r. &c b. 1905.
u Peoria & Bureau Valley R r.
$4,000 Indlps & Louis r. r. LIST 7ts BIDS. 1919.
8 shs. Journeav & Durham pfd
81 000 Iehigh & WIkesbarre Coal Co ConsIa Assented
70 Bds.. June. 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02
-THE
KEN ENGLAND BAKERY.
Celebrated
Gluten
Bread

For invalids. This Bread is made from
the very best grade of winter wheat
ground whole, and Is considered invalu-
able by people with weak stomachs. We
also make the following varieties daily:
BOSTON CREAM STEAM BREAD.
SQUARE BREAD. FRENCH LONG.
FRENCH SHORT. RYE WITH KUMEL
MILK. WHOLE WHEAT. GRAHAM
TWIST WITH MOHNSAMEN. LARGE
HON E-MADE. LARGE FRENCH,
LARGE PAN-CRUST, HOT ROLLS,
BUNS. SNAILS. DOUGHNUTS, ETC.
Please telephone CD in your orders. Our
wagons will deliver the goods to ysur
doors.
j. Oswald Luttcd, Mgr.
HOTEL STREET
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02
FOR THE LOVE OF
DUMB ANIMALS
d~mane Education Urged for School
Children by Mrs. Crafts
Monthly.

The Importance OF humane education
Is much greater than is generally sup
posed. The following striking facts
will show the results of such education
in various European countries. France
long ago discovered that teaching child
rem kindness to animals not only made
them more kind to animals, but also
more kind to each other, hence 1t was
introduced into the French schools and
the Minister of Public Instruction or
dered publications to be circulated free
or cost in order that this important
branch of instruction might not be
neglected.
In England general attention was
called to one public school in London
where in the course OF twenty years
1000 pupils We're carefully trained in
Kindness to animals, and during this
time, which would make some of these
boys men Of % and 80, not one of them
was even arrested for criminal offense
proving this teaching to prevent crime
as we'll as cruelty. Russia, Germany,
Norway and almost every other Euro
pean nation has experimental with this
AuSli uCtiOu until IL mas become mat
ter of statistics that humane education
lowers the criminal record.
The Humane Educator will do much
to spread such education in Honolulu
and throughout the Hawaiian Islands,
and 1t is therefore gratifying to note it
has bright prospect of success. 1t
merits liberal support, for it is well
conducted and Is interesting and in
structive in many ways.
Funds are needed for carrying on
this work. The expenses are increas-
ing as the work advances and therefore
appeal must be made to the public for
financial support. The progress OF the
Humane Educator depends upon the
liberality of those who are especially in
terested in the success of humane work
The only person CONNECTED with the
Humane Educator who receives SAL
airy Is the Humane Officer, who receives
out Of the Humane Educator fund $50
per month; all other services rendered
the Humane Educator is done gratuit-
ously.-Humane Educator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02

90 me up in that kind of style. I'm
nW AFRAID OF either or both of you.
oee! Whereupon Lewis and Turk
Immediately summoned an officer of the
law and directed him to arrest the
fearless sailor on the charge of having
Insuited them. Lewis and Turk talked
SO that their conversation was audible
10 those standing near. An Advertiser
reporter was close at hand. The officer
wanted to know in what way the sea-
nlan mad insulted Lewis and Turk: Tne
latter individuals asserted that the man
nad called them certain very u.gar
names. The police officer was willing
70 ADMIT that the sailor might have
Gaued the shipping masters names.
but ne made no arrest.
mere Is a gang" on the water
'front.' and they have it in for whoever
lnterferes In their business. They Will
sop at nothing. They are desperate
characters. The sooner they are sent
10 the reef the better. They have an
idea that they can work the water
'front.' They are known. They are
watched but they work In the dark.
ney are towards and hit from behind.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02
A HONOLULU MAN
Talks of Doan's Backache Kidney
pills

AXIS OF DOdn Bdckacne Kidney
Pills.
When an incident like the following
occurs here at home 1t is bound to
carry weight with our readers. The
public statement of reputable citizen
living in this city leaves no ground
for The skeptic to stand on.
Mr.. James c. Stevens, of this city,
informs us: Il was troubled with an
ache in the small of my back for a long
time, and such was the condition Of
things until I tried some Of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills, which / OBJ
tanned at the Hollister Drug Co.'S
store. A short treatment gave me the
desired relief, and | am satisfied that
they are a good remedy for backache
and deserve to be recommended"
MFR. Stevens Is one of our own cit
liens. Is not such testimony stronger
than that of someone living In Amer
icaf
Does your back or side ache so that
II Is hard to stand straight? Do you
have headaches, nervousness. frequent
thirst, hot, dry skin. or shortntss OF
sleep? Are your eyelids distended or
breath? Evil forebodings. or unsettled
sleep? Are your eyelids distended or
feet and ankles swollen and have you
lost flesh! Are the secretions from the
Kidneys thick, dark colored. and do
they deposit a sediment? Kidney dis
ease Is insidious and IL you leave any
of these symptoms you should treat
them at once. Delay may mean you
you can't be cured.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and store keepers
at so cents per box, six boxes $3.50. or
will be mailed on receipt OF price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02
THE BAND WILL PLAY.

music saturday and Sun lay at the
Catholic Church.
Inc band will not play this afternoon
a1 Emma Square, nor tomorrow at Ma
kee Island. The band will take part TO-
Gay and tomorrow at the Festival Of
tne Holy Ghost at the grounds of the
Catholic Church.
Next week will be MOONLIGHT CONCERT
week, and the following are The con-
certs arranged: Monday at Emma
square, tuesday at Thomas Square,
Wednesday at Makee Island, Thursday
at Thomas Square. Next Sa.u day af-
ternoon, June 8, and Monday, June IL,
the band will play at the races. Sunday,
June 10, as usual at Makee island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02

Papa PREACHING for the rod)-"Now,
young man. I'll attend to you. What
have you to say for yourself?" Tom
my-"Let 1t come, pop; but, say. as
specfal favor. while you're doing II.
please don't spring that old chestnut
about it's hurting you more'n me-
Philadelphia Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02
,GsoLUsu iKos acHss Gs

Steam Engines
sOILER. SUGAR MILLS. COOLERS
BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
md Machinery of every description,
made 10 order. Particular attention
psid TO ship's hlscksmithing Joi
work executed on the shortest notice
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02

! n.4 'G'N rade ~ RED RUS
'RAnay me me stamps made by
o' GAZETTE co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-02
'ERTlLIZERS

- ~ Vfo~ q sons hish-grads
~ 80 fertilizers. adapted for su-
~ a,ne and coffee.
.'and, = Co.'S chemical Fe-til-
and nnely ground BonemeaL
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17
Not Easy TO Forgive.

The Bible has good deal to say
about forgiveness, but it nowhere states
that it is easy to forgive. The man who
thinks that 1T is easy TO forgive either
has nothing to forgive or does not know
what forgiveness means Forgiveness
Is not, as some imagine. a mere mega
tive abstaining from inficting injury
upon the offender. Bible forgiveness
means also the positive exhibition of a
loving and actively pitiful temper to-
ward wrongdoer.
1t has been well remarked by some
one that we Unjust not think we are
forgiving because our anger is getting
tired Forgiving Is more than simply
forgetting. 1t is an active grace. diff
cult of requirement, even with help
from above But if it is not easy it is
blessed TO forgive. - New York OBJ
server
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17
Where the Vale, w..a,,,,,

tremendous upheaval. accompa.
MED 10y wonderful changes. occurred
III the Mount Baker district recently
Nhat had once been Il valley and the
bed OF river is now n hill 40 feet high
The noise of the uphcaval was heard
NJ Hamilton. ten miles away. A report
OF the occurrence was brought 10 Seat.
tie by ID. u. Simons. Jr.
Simons says the noise OF the upheay.
nj sounded like heavy thunder. He and
his party. who were examining timber
lands. journeyed in the direction from
which the sound came and were aston.
ished 20 see 4 huge mound OF earth.
nearly Il quarter OF mile square,
where formerly there had been n val
ley. In places the mound was 40 feet
high. The Nooksachk river had been
turned from its course and ran around
one side of hin. Nearly in the center
or this high bank OF earth was large
lake \ forest had formerly occupied
The ground. and trees which had es-
capped destruction rose above the wa
ter. There were cracks here and There
In the mound large enough to engulf n
horse and wagon. There was n smell
or sulphur in the air. and il is Mr. ST.
mons impression that the disturbance
was caused by gases underneath the
mountain.
william Hadley. trapper whose
wrecked cabin now stands in the cen.
ter OF the huge mouno. was absent at
the time of the upheaval and thus es-
capped death. His cabin was split i'm
two.-Seattie wash. Letter in Chica-
go Record
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17

owe 10 my country men co. shc aol.orS
which they have SO aerOC Is Dc-
slowed upon me; but. SirS. whether il
be my lot 10 occupy the high office for
which the convention has named me
or To- spend the remainder of my days
I'm private life. IL shall he my constant
ambition and ms controlling purpose
To aid In realizing the high ideals Of
those whose wisdom and courage ana
sacrifices brought thiss republic INT
eAis eence.
l can conceive OF 4 nat.0"Ii deSJg'N
surprising the glCries OF tie present
and the paSt-a destiny which meets
the responsibilities OF today and meas
ures up the possibilities Of the future.
Behold republic, resting securely
upon the foundation stones qi3rrie0
by revolutionary patriots from ,.te
mountain OF eternal trUth--a teDubiic
applying in practice ana Dcl0auaa
10 the world the self-cvid ~ prcpaS,-
tiOii-that all men are created equal:
that they are endowed with inGlcnahle
rights: that governments are instituted
among men 10 secure these rights:
that governments derive their just
powers from the consent OF the gov
erned. Behold a republic in which
civil and religious liberty slim ate all
TO earnest endeavor. and In witch the
law restraints every hand Tl;.ifted for
n neighbours injUry-a republic in
which every citizen is a sovereign but
In which no one cares To wear n Gro ,vn.
Behold republic standing erect while
empires all around are bowed beneath
the weight of thcir own arm0meatS-
republic whose flag is loved while
other Tags are only feared. Behold
Il republic increasing in population,
i'm wealth. in strength and in aifluence.
solving the problems OF civilization
and Fastening the coming of an uni
VerSal hrotherhOod-a republic which
shakes thrones and disSolvcS ariStocra-
cies by its silent example and gives
light and inspiration to those who sit
in darkness. Behold 4 republic grad
ually but surely becoming the supreme
moral factor in the worlds progress
and the accepted arbiter of the worlds
disputes-a republic whose history.
like the path of the just. lis as the
shining light that Shineth more and
more into the perfect day"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17
4 RcmurlEnhl NInrncr

Biddenden, n quiet country village
in England, was recently the scene OF q
remarkable murder. The rector daugh-
ter. middle aged spinster, had quar-
relied with several parishioners and
wrote to six of them TO meet her at
church ON n certain Sunday. as she
wished to make up. 1t happened to
rain, so that only one of the persons
addressed. Sunday school teacher. at
tended church. After the communion.
or which both partook. the woman in
vited him into the vestry and asked the
curate TO be witness to the recondilia-
tion. She then drew "A revolver and shot
the teacher dead. She had several spare
cartridges on her person. so that ii is
inferred that she had intended to shoot
all the persons to whom she had writ
ten. She was perfectly calm after her
act and has kept silent about il.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17
THE MICHIGAN ESSAY.
TOBY of Newspaper Printed In De-
troit In 1900.

There has come to light an interest
Ing old newspaper that was published
in Detroit. 1t is called the Michigan
Essay. or The Impartial Observer. ana
bears the date of Thursday. Aug. 81,
1909, being volume l, No. l. of the pub,
LEGATION. The terms of subscription seem
somewhat puzzling at first glance. as
those who received their papers by mail
at distance were charged dollar less
than those who were resident in the
city. The statement made is: 'sIt will
be published every Thursday and hand
ed to city subscribers at So per annum.
payable half yearly in advance Other
subscribers, resident in any part CT the
territory of Michigan or Upper Can
ada, dollars and fifty cents, delivered
at the Office, TO be paid in advance.
Distant Subscribers who receive their
papers by mail. dollars. in advance +"
1t is said that the postal charges
could be collected at the receiving end
in those days. and that this made the
paper cheaper than delivery throughout
the city
The paper abounds in extracts from
foreign advices telling of the state of
Europe All the continent seemed to be
in state OF war. and there was not a
nation that did not have its armies in
the field or preparing for the conflict.
War had just been declared between
Russia and Austria; Russia and France
were at war with Great Britain: war
WAS threatened between England and
the United States; Marshals Ney, Nor.
tier and Soult We're conducting the
French campaign in Spain.
Considerable space is devoted to the
account of a salt well 80 miles from
Pittsburg from which four bushels OF
salt were being taken daily. In the OK.
cavations the grinder of mammoth
was found seven inches in length and
weighing FIVE pounds
The public is respectfully informed.
with the SIS everywhere like the Is
that The Essay will be conducted will
the utmost impartiality: that the caus,
OF no political party will be espoused
| Beneath this announcement is poem
/ and the statement:
Gentlemen OF talents are invited {,
contribute to our columns whateveI
they suppose will be acceptable anc
beneficial TO the public. yet always re
Wondering that nothing of corrosiv,
nature will be published "
There is a column of matter for tn,
French readers and half of the adver
tisements are in French. Detroit Ere,
/ Press.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17
a Master 90 rrini,s,- Cp,..rr,.,.,

There was a bare space on the south
side o? the entrance TO Trinity hall (the
college of that nancy which had long
been receptacle for street sweepings
and other rubbish. To prevent these an
slightly accommodations DR. Jowett. one
of the fellows. had the angle fenced off
with palings and planted with flowers.
but. finding this little garden caused
some ridicule, be did away with the
flowers and laid the space down with
gravel. which drew from Mansel the
following epigram
3 ii:tlc garden little Jowett made
AnI fenced 1t with little palisadc.
Because this gar,cn cgusod little talk
lie changed il 10 a little gravel walk.
And now. * moro you'd know of little Jow-
CIT,
This little garden WON'T little show it,
On one occasion. when Dr. Mansel
had been making humorous verses ON
several of the colleges. the Rev. Chris
topher Hunter. fellew OF Sidney Sus-
sex college. was present and felt hurt
that his own college had not been no.
ticed and took Mansel TO task for his
neglect Il viii soon put that right. =
he said. and at cree produced Che fol-
lowing verse
There's little Sidney Sussex too.
Md why SHOULD asfront here
For sho has had her two great men
No!l Cromwell and Kit HIntor,
Oliver Cromwell. Che protector having
been educated at that college Gentle
man 5 Magazine
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-08-17
CLEVER BOY CHESS PLAYER.
sixteen-year-oid Youth, with .
Handicap Beats PiIIsbury.


Handicap Beats PiIIsbury.
When boy of &c years plays chess
with master of the game. even with a
heavy handicap allowance. he does we'll
IL that boy plays against Champion
Harry n: Pillsbury with even the queen
handicap and wins bis game. he is en-
titledhto credit as a promising young
player. This latter is Just what Chi
cage boy has done. Harry Hammers
fahr, a lad of 10, who lives at 800 Divi-
sion street, Chicago. who has been play
ing the game at home aud elsewhere
since he Vas 10 years old, played the
champion as the Chicago Chess and
Checker club rooms and won.
Young Hammersfahr is no prodigy
He is just wholesome. hearty boy with
a studious bent He has a good teacher
in. the science and trickery of the
game in his father, who has been a
devotee of the game for many years
The boy himself is more proud of the
fact that he played with the champion
than that he should have won. The
game cannot be called very brilliant
one on either side, judging from the
reports of those who saw it but the
lad. in spite of several early mistakes,
saw the attempt of the master to force
draw, avoided it neatly and COM
PEELED Mr.. Pillsbury TO resign.
Pillsbury allowed the boy the queen,
the most valuable piece in the chess
game The performance of the boy can
not be called mediocre in any respect,
for Pillsbury won from several noted
club members under the same handicap.
These noted players made none of the
mistakes which marred the boys early
moves. but they were not able TO rally
as he did. He not only atoned for the
errors, but escaped q pitfall set for him
which would have resulted in a stale
mate.
The lad was nervous in the begin
ming, for he realized how formidable an
opponent he was matched against
Sheer nervousness caused his mistakes.
hut as the work progressed he seemed to
gain courage and made series of real
ly brilliant moves when the game look
ed bit doubtful But the master was
able to stand him off and cut down his
forces so that at the end it was knight
against pawn in the boys favor. The
boy could not do what is called trading
off and have the champion defeated in
one more move, so the resignation fol-
lowed, of course.
Pillsbury was much pleased with the
youngsters work and is of the opinion
that. with care and study. he will be-
came formidable player opposed to
anybody. -Philadelphia Inquirer.