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By Authority.
Honolulu. H L. July 1. 1909
TENDERS FOR PU.-CHAsE or
HIDES AND TALLOw.

Tenders for purchase Of hides and
tallow belonging 10 the Board Of
Health for the period OF six months
ending December 81. leo. VIII be re-
ceived at the Office OF the board until
IL o'clock noon. Thursday. July ;. 1893
The tender must be for the price per
pound for hides and tallow delivered
on the wharf at Honolulu on weights
approved by agents of the Board OF
Health Payments required in United
States gold coin Immediately after de-
livery.
The board does no, bind itself TO ac-
eept any bid c. B. WOOD.
President Board OF Health.
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GENERAL cHAFFEE.

In selecting General Adna r. Chaffee
20 command the American troops in
China the President has made no mis-
take. Like the late General Lawton.
Chaffee is the ideal soldier and cav
airy leader. A man of splendid ply
Sique, he can stand any amount OF ex-
posture and hardship, despite his 50
years of life. nearly all of which have
oeen spent in the army
Entering the army as a private. he
has risen gradually through every
stage to his present rank. Having
served in the ranks. he knows what 1t
is TO be "doughboy." and he can SYM
pathise with the men who carry the
guns. He looks after his men like they
were children. and. consequently, is not
only respected and admired, but al
most worshiped by them
AS aSjor Chaffee of the First Cav
airy in the Apache campaigns in Ari-
zona under General Crook in the early
eighties, he was the most popular OFF,
Ger in the service. and old residents of
that Territory speak OF Major Chaffee
to-day only with words OF the greatest
endearment
General Chaffee was born in Ohio |
April IA, lS4S. and began his military
service in July. 1861. when he enlisted
IN the regular army as private in the
Sixth United States Cavalry. For gal
ant and meritorious conduct he was
made sergeant and then on up through
.he intermediate grades until he was
captain for his services
IN the battle OF Dinwiddie. March 81.
lSe5.
The Indian campaigns from 1867 TO
1882 brought him up TO lieutenant-colo-
aei- He went TO Cuba with General
shafter. AT e. Caney. on July /, 1895.
brigade consisting OF the
Seventeenth. Seventh and Twelfth In
anuy. which opened this fight and
'ore the brant OF il. To his brilliant
leadership the signal victory won that
lay was chiefly due His force moved
u the heights very early in the morn
az. enoountering heavy IRE from the
nemy and losing many men. An eye
illness of the struggle says that when {
ie lighting was hottest and our men I
ere falling fast. General Chaffee
ashed about with his hat on the back
his head. like magnificent cow
y. urging the men and crying to them
get in and help their country win a
Glory" p
de was recommended for special dis :.
,ction BY General I.awson. On May Il
1889. he was made colonel OF the q.
ehth Cavalry, and about the same =
ae commissioned brigadier- ia
volunteers Soon after he was made be
1or-general Of volunteers. From De- e
nber, 1883. until short time aso r.
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Arrived Here Crippled.

C. O. Zieeenfuss q well-known news
paper man of California arrived in the
city Yesterday on the Australia. having
come here TO accept position upon
the stan Of The Republican. The next
day after sailing from San Francisco
Mr. AeEenfuss WAS stricken with inflam
story rheumatism aud arrived here
m badly crippled condition He will
De taken from the steamer TO-DAY Ia
the home Of the editor Of The Republi-
can believing it best not to attempt to
leave his stateroom yesterday.
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TENDERS FOR oJPfLIES.

Tenders for furnishing the Board OF
Health with supplies specified in the
following schedules for the period of
six months. ending December 81. 1900.
viii be received at the Office of the
board until Thursday at IL O'Clock
noon. July ), 1900
Bids for items of each schedule must
be made separately. and each tender
endorsed. Tender for Supplies"
The board does not bind itself to ac-
cept the lowest or any bid.
C. B. WOOD.
President Board of Health.
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The little bon mot Of the Rev Alex
znder Macintosh yesterday that he IS
nos an American parsou Is worthy Of
that clever and talented divine. Vel
come to the family circle. parson:
thrice welcome You're the sort Of par
son We like to see around. for like the
nan in Texas said. You're mighty
good parson because you're so much
nan
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

stockholders are hereby notified that
the Third Assessment OF 5 per cent. or
Two and one-half dollars per rhare. or
the Capital Stock OF THE INTER- sI-
AND TELEGRAPH CO.. LTD. Is due
and payable June LIST. al the Office OF
the undersigned. All Fort street.
j. H. FISHER.
Acting Treasurer Inter-Isiand Tele-
graph Co, Ltd
Honolulu. June 4. 1900.
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UNCLE SAM IN CHINA

Instead OF growing better. the sim
alton In China grows worse with each
succeeding day. 1t is now evident thar
the so-called uprising Of the Boxers
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been revoked. he having retired from
our employ.
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY &C
COUNTED FOR.
DR., w. j. GALBRAlTH.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:

tcaSEs BsEEraSIA AND ALAkEA Srs-
OFFICE HOUES--9 10 10 A. NJ 2 TO
Ar. NJ. and tot P.M.
SUNDA T.S-9 to 10 A. MI To 81 n
TELEPHONE 5o4.
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SCHEDULE A.
President Board OF Health.

ASA-
Material and supplies of the best
quality for the Leper Settlement at
Molokai to be delivered in quantities
ordered and subject to inspection and
approval by agents of the Board of
Building Materials.
Lumber, n. w. rough. per NJ.
Lumber. T & G., n W.. Ike, per NJ
Lumber, R. W., surfaced. per NJ.
Shingles. R. W., per NJ
Battens, hx3, R. W., per NJ
Fence posts, R. W., each.
Doors, 2x6x6, X, each.
Window sash, 1Oxl2, 1Ox14, per pair.
Nails, iron cut, 10d basis, per keg.
Nails. galvanized, Sd and Sd, per keg.
Boiled oil. Hubbuck's, per gallon.
White lead. Hubbuck's Genuine. per
pound.
Turpentine, per gallon.
Cement, White Bros. Portland, per
barrel.
Lime, per barrel.
Galvanized iron roofing, per pound.
Provisions and Supplies.
Broad. medium. samples to be fur
nished, up to 500 cases.
Baking powder, Royal or Schilling's
Best, 4 OF. tins; up to 30 gross.
Bran, wheat. per ton; up TO 10 tons.
Coffee. green Kona; up to Il sacks.
- ------sso Uass
Coal, Derart,tra Ray in Soor.,
ton; up to 20 tons. snort
Flour, No. 1; up to 500 barrels: brand
to be specified.
Matches. Boston long card; up to 300
gross.
Milk, condensed, Milkmaid Brand.
up to 20 cases.
vi, Kerosene; up to 300 cases.
Rice. No. l; up to 500 bags.
Sugar. raw, No. L; up to 200 bags.
salmon, best grade; up to 80 barrels.
Soap, brown. 100-lb boxes. Glib. bars:
up to 200 boxes.
Salt. coarse, per ton: up to 400 basS
SCHEDULE B.
hay and grain of the best quality 70
De delivered at the excavator stables
near corner of Queen and South streets
Tender must be for weight delivered ar
the stables.
HAY, wheat or oat; up to 500 bales.
Oats. up to 400 bags.
Bran, wheat, up to $50 bags.
SCHEDULE C.
Supplies of the best quality to be de-
Iivered at the Insane Asylum in quanti- |
les required and subject to inspection |
and approval Of the Medical Superin-
.endent:
Beef, 1 forequarter rumps and
'ounds; about $50 pounds per day per
,ound.
Beefsteak. loin. pounds per day.
Bread, fresh. 1-pound loaf; about 40
caves per day.
Bread, medium, per pound: 4 cases
er month.
Beans, Bayo; 100 pounds per month
baking powder. Royal, s OF. tins: /
Oxen per month.
Brooms. steamboat or mill. doza,
er month.
Coffee. green Kona; 100 pounds per
lonfh.
Flour. G. c. or Crown; / barrel per
onth.
Onions. crate per month.
Potatoes Island: 10 bags per month.
Pork. extra clear. half barrel per
onth.
Rice. No /: bags per month. II
salmon. best grade: barrels Der
onth.
Sugar. No l. raw: bags per month
Tea. China Pouchong: chest per
onth.
Tomatoes. canned. per dozen: : cases
r month
coal. Departure Bay: i ton per .
NTH
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the person who returns the second
hand Sterling bicycle. No IT'S. 10 the
Pacific Cycle Co.
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY &C
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General chanee served as chief OF stan
70 the Governor-GenerzE OF cutSe, and
later in the Office Of the adsutant-gen-
eraI at Washington
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HONOLULU. H-T- JULY 5. 1900.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. W. d. Silcott left Loudoun last
week for Arizona where he has gov
eminent position sc one Of the Indian
agencies. -Loddoun Mirror
Gov. Tyler has accepted an invita-
tion TO make the opening address be-
fore the meeting Of the S uthern Elu.
cation Association in Richmond, De
osmber 27.
Messrs Ohas. Gee. Of Petersburg, and
Jno. Chapman OF Lynohburg, revenue
officers. were shot by mOonshlueTs in
Mecklenburg county. Both were serious
ly wounded.
DIR. S. o. Carter and James X. Nj Ad.
dux, Of Warrent0n, disposed OF two Of
their horses Ut she New York Hirse
Show, the former selling one at $780,
and the latter at 5000.
DR.. Charles s. williamson. who shot
and wounded Miss Bessie Stuoky was
arraigned in the Police court 10 Rich
mOnd Wednesday. The case was con-
tinued and he was sent TO jail William
son who hiss been on proiraoted spree
is in a nervous condition.
The Grove Avenue Baptist church.
Rev. DR. j b. Hawthorne. pastor, unit
ed with the Jewish congregation IN
celebrating Thanksgiving with divine
services 10 Beth Ahaba synagogue
Richmond. Both DR.. Hawthorne aud
Rabbi Calish spoke to the assembly.
Some unknown party attempted to
blow up By use Of dynamite the bar.
room Of W. X. Morris AZ Potomac
Mills. Westmoreland county, Monday
night One end Of the building wac
blown out, bnt Mr. Mofris, who was
sleeping in the house, escaped with
ous injury.
Marshal Treat says that there were
macy naIr breadth escapes during the
tornado in West Point Monday morn.
ing. Two young men were sleeping in
the third story Of the Male Academy
building The roof was taken of, a
part Of one OF the walls fell. but the
young men were left safe and sound In
their beds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01

of the Empress Dowagtr ard her te'
nacious grasp upon the reins Of
such government still exists in the
Kingdom. The wariness and in
credulity of the old lady will prevent
her throwing herself into the arm Of
the POwers--or upon the mercy OF
TIE couri," in legal psrlance-and
spirited diplomatic fencing is likely
to continue between her and the
lilies until maybe the latter will fall
out among themselves. She probs'
bly, is astute enough to see that in
this lies her only hope, and should
the unfortunate event transpire one
or more Of the Powers is pretty apt to
form an alliance with the Empress
forces and untold trouble and blood
shed be sure to ensus.
The desire Of the allies, as far as
the public can see, is to relnstste the
Emperor as ruler aud to in some way
get rid of the Empress Dowsger.
Tnis would be happy solution OF
the trouble, but, as we have before
intimsted the supreme difficulty is to
lay hands upon the old lady. 1t
sasms IN us that the Chinese trouble
has hardly yet begun. The present
is only a time of truce and diplomatic
skirmlshing. The Powers cannot
think of pursuing the Empress. Her
facilities for getting over ground are
Of the best, and a game at hide aud
seek could be carried on indefinitely,
with Old Father Time as referee. As
much as the Chinese hate the Msuchu
dynasty they detest the foreign
devils" more, and the Empress has
decidedly the odds in her favor for
lodging. Should they push her too
hard she can create CONSERVATION
among them by chopping off the puny
Emperor's head, aud then they will
have 10 stop for consul alton, with
the chances that 8 disagreement will
break up the alliance.
Scanning the situation as it is
present the conclusion drawn is that
the old lady holds the trump card,
and the solution Of the vexed qaes ion
seems to be as far off as ever,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
Land erabbers Will Surprise Many
Property Owners.

Owners Of real estate who have not
paid their taxes since 1897 are likely
60 be Informed Of that fact on and after
the lss Of December by several enter.
prising gentlemen who are laying
for the unwary.
What are known as Gland grabbers
have been industriously at work, and
az result numerous parties are known
60 them VINO have not settled back
taxes. and these Will. about the first Of
the month, receive Christmas gift ia
tina shape Of Q notice TO the effect that
the "grabber" Will relieve them of the
duty Of discharging their indebtedness
and, incidentally, relieve them Of
their property also
An officer Of one Of the counties
named said to The Richmond News
reporter today in speaking Of the mat
ter:
Il know that the land grabbers are
preparing TO swO0p down upon the
owners Of property who have become
delinquent, aud that many who think
they nave paid up in full will be sur.
prised to receive the notices. The prop.
er way is for the owners 70 carefully
look over their receipts and TO be sure,
as il is an easy matter 70 clip the
memory.
'In vast majority Of the cases the
land gra0bers do not want the property
for which they profess an esgerness 20
acquire, but they want 30 get the pen
ally which the law allows. This IS a
clear gain to them, and the business is
being done on a large scale by syndi-
Gates composed Of men who will not al
low their names 90 be used. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
WESTu0RELgBD
Marriage Of Miss Walker to Rev. Mr. Bur
russ Old Document Grand Jury Indict-
ments, Etc, Etc.
Correspondence Of The Froe Lsnce }

Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
Montrcss, Va Nov. 2Sth.
One Of the most beautiful marri gee
ever witnessed here took place no the
NJ + church at 10 O'Clock a. m. TO-.
day, contracting parties baiUg Rev
Frank Burruss, OF the Virginia Don.
ference, aud Miss IL h. Walker, q
Moutross. who Is the daughter Of Hrs.
VIM. NJ. Walker. and niece Of Hon W
W. Walker. Of this county. Tho oere.
mony was performed by Rev. W. "
Waller IN an impressive maune He
offered o touching prayer IN behalf Of
rbe bride and groom. Mr. ana Mrs
Burruss. with quite humber f iel.-
tiyes and frieuds, drove from church 90
Mira. Vim. NJ. Walkers where lunch
was served Aud later they embarked
on steamer Westmoreland for Ffeder
icksburR, en- rouse so Ridgway Otcnif.
where Mr. Burruss has a charge. Mis-
Walker received many handsome pres
ents, among them one from ho- uncle.
Dr. Walker ~ Manila, VINO h1lda q
position az u. S surgeon ia the army
Of the IT, 5 IN Ihe Philippines. Il IS o
curiosity, In the form OF haudker-
chief. aud cost forty five dollars
A special grand Jury met at M0niross
Tuesday, aud ten merchants were pre-
sented for violating tie Suudly liquor
laws
Q1ite q crowd assembl on Monday.
the regular term Of the court, but DO
business q importance was transacted
outside of the usual r0ntine
In moving tho records IT the county
from the old 80 the new Clerks Office
lass week. al old original will was
G1d made by John Washington in the
year 1913. who is father Il rho FIRST
Washington Of this country. It is on
parchment bat tins has made It's mark
aud a portion q he writing Is hardly
leglble. Il is the oldest co3amsut IN
The office
Mrs. Hlyes BeekBith who has been
on three weeks visit 90 friends az
MontToss returned to-day 10 her home
IN Fredericksburg accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Rose b. Porter. 2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
THE Thanksgiving fatalities are
being recorded.
POLITICAL.

1t is reported that Gen James A.
Walker is candidate for United States
attorney for the Western district Of
Virginia.
A bill providing for separate street
cars for white and negroes will be pre-
sented at the extra session of the Vir-
ginia Legislature.
Senator Hanna says he cannot be Nc.
Kinley's successor. He says he will re-
tire from public life at the close Of his
term as U. S. Senator.
Congress meets Monday. Various
committees of the two houses are hard
ct work formulating bills and arrsng
ing all the preliminaries 20 facilitate
she dispatch Of business.
1t is reported that Wayne McVeagh
will be made Attorney General, vice
Griggs, who will resign. McVeagh was
q Cleveland Democrat but advocated
MoKinley's last election.
J. H o. DeJarnette, Of Caroline
county, the assistant district attorney.
states that the report that he Intends
to resign his Office is without fOunda-
ton. He says his health is greatly i'm.
proved and that he will hold on to his
position.
There was a grtheriDg of Virginia
Republicans ia Washington Wednesday
TO consult about the future manage
ment Of their party in their State, but
as some Of those who we're expected
didn't come. there was mp consultation
Among those present. were Messrs Park
Aguew, Brown Allen. Judge Waddill
and others.
The election in Hawaii has given op-
portunity for the outbreak Of more
bitter fight than ever between the 80
called missionary and missionary
wings, or Dole and anti Dole fashions
Of the Republican party. Each isaccus'
ing the other Of having knitted the ticket
and helped 80 cause the Republican de-
feat and Independent success.
The Democratic leaders as q role are
ia favor Of the Legislature providing for
one hundred delegates to constitute the
Constitutional Convention. This will
probably DO the number agreed upon.
If the apportionment is based upon the
now census as doubtless it will be. there
will be N any changes from the present
spportioument OF the House of Dele
gates Richmond would lose one mem.
Der aud so would Petersburg. The big
gains would be made Ia the Second
and Ninth Congressional districts.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
MARRIAGES.

Miss Berta Price and Mr.. W. Tucker
we're married this week in Madison
county.
Cards have beed issued TO the mar.
risge Of Miss Louise Cox TO SchOolel
Fox in Ashland, Hanover county, De
cember 9Th. Miss COX is 3 sister Of
Messrs D. o. COX. Of this city. and j K.
Cox, auditor OF the r., f. g. p railroad,
while Mr.. Fox is q son Of Dr.. William
II. Fox, Of Ashland.
Licensed to marry in Washington
Julian l. Sullivan and Mary v Keys,
both Of Independent, Prince William
county, Va. John A Stuart and Mar
garet Garrett, of Loudoun county, Va.
John w Mitchell and Addie W. Poin.
dexter, Of Louisa, Va,
A pretty wedding took place at Tay.
lorsvIlle Baptist church, Hanover cOun.
~. when Miss Annie Dill Parkinson
was married to Nc. Paul T. boswell
The bridesmaids were Misses Temple
boswell, Lulie Green. Mary Louise
Gwathmey Susie Gray, Virgie Mitchell
all of Hanover county.
Two weddings Of prominent young
people Of Northampton county were
celebrated Wednesday, Mr. ] K Lum.
ley, Jr.. Of Baltimore, 20 Miss Ger
trude Parker Upshur, Of Esstville, and
Mr.. Charles Smith, Jr., Of Franktown
to Miss Dora Moore, of Birds Nest,
Rev. VIM N. Meade, oficiated at both
ceremonies.
mr.. Curry Thomas Quinn, of Culpeper
county, and Miss Susie Jeffries Iuskeep
were married Wednesday at Cedar
Grove church, Rev. Hugh Goodwin
officiating. The ushers were MessVs. j.
II Inskeep. brother of the bride; W.
Frost, j. II Quinn, brother Of the
bridegroom; f. E Vaughan, P. j.
Oolvin. b. Inskeep, A. J. Roberts, and
j. Inskeep.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
BRYAN on Recent Reverse.

Ia answer to a oongratulatory address
presented by the Bryan Home Guards.
some days ago W. j. Bryan sent a
letter to r. r. Rookey. thanking him
for the expressions Of exteem, aud con.
cludiDg as follows:
when political party meets with re.
verses, the greatest consolation the can
didate has aside from the approval of
conscience. is the knowledge that he re-
tains the confidence Of those with whom
he was associated. and / thank the
Guards for this assurance The contest
between Democracy and Plutocracy will
go on, and those who believe Ia the
Declaration Of Independence and the
doctrine Of equality before the law
must still defend human rights from en-
crosohment and greed. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
r9r over Fifty Years

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years BY mil.
lions Of mothers for their children
while tsething, with perfect success. Il
sOothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind ooiios and
Il she best remedy for DiRrrhoea. It
win relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediately. Sold by Druggists In every
mart Of the world Twenty-Five cents
a hottis, Be SURE and ask Cor Mrs
Wsnalow's Soothing Syrup.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-01
FOOTBALL.

Following are some of Thursday:
games:
The University of Virginia defeated
the University Of the South, Of
Sswanee. Tenn. II TO at Richmond
About 1900 persons saw the game
The University Of Virginia team are
now champions Of the South.
Virginia Military Institute. Of Lex.
ington. wonsthe championship Of the
Virginia gridiron AZ Roanoke, when
they defeated Virginia Polytechnic In.
stitute Of Blaoksbnrg. by to 0. 1000
spectators witnessed she game.
Central University defeated Wash
ington and Lee University, Of Lexiug-
ton, at Charleston, W. Va. by score
Of 20 to 0.
At New York the Oolumbia football
team defeated the Carlisle Indians,
score II 60 8 Nearly 20. 900 spectators
attended
The University Of Pennsylvania team
defested the Cornell sleYen By ~ 10 0,
1T Philsdelphia.