davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Arriyed-SATURDAY. Dee 70

Arrived-SATURDAY. Dee -
SIS New York. Mills Southamnton, Dec. IL
SIS Eruria, Mckay. Liverpool Dec 20.
IS Anhpa, williamson, kobe. Oct. L.
SIS Brooklyn city, kirg, lfistol. Dec. s.
SIS Ferndene. Jof.rs. ChrCif, Dec. II.
S. Clauoius. SchWsrrr. Calcutta, oct. ~
SIS Ilorrum. Albrechi, Bremen. Dec. 70
SIS Handel. lsrtridge, Santos. nov. 80.
So san Juan, Sc smpson, San Juan. Dec "a
IS Lisbonense. Bennett. Manaos, Dec. -.
SIS NlcAr. Sorensen, TuNpsn. Dec. ~.
SIS orieen. Hegge. Galveston. Lee. 81.
SIS Comanche, Pennin rton. Jacksonville. Dec. "a
Ss Princess Anne Davis Norfolk Dec. "a
SIS Seminole. Bearse. Boston, Dec 70.
Ship Corlnga. Serra. Duenos Ayres. Sept. so
brig Ohio Grafton. Para. Nov. ).
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Mechanics Liens.

ix,th Al. So, 800 " Amsterdam av. I0oNpe.Ii:
DM Sholenberger d Son VS. John Scan.
neil . y
p,y,rsiic Drive, = cor 04'h ~. liixs6sx
iOSpxi35. John r Kane Co vs. Bernard s
west End av, Sc cor elN 81. e6xI00 West
End av. II e cor eOth 81, .6klOu Mela flre-
proof Partition Co vs. the Really Improve
ment Co 81 al '.','.'..' ....--rt.'..
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/ I46th ST, n 3. l25 W 81 AIMS Av, 25SloO, the
CITY Mortgage Co loans Ellen M'cdan..,.. Si.,
ll3d VI, = =, sSi.Se Alekandcr av, e5S :, block
Tile Guarantee and Trust Co loans Peter
Mc.laCe ................ IL.
broome 81. ssi: Hy man Adeis,sin and Ahssm
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M.caougnl ST. n VS. atss Vandam 81, runs
S5iSs lo7N ~ ~ To MacGougal n
lita: Harr,- Nc Nally 81 al vs. v mn
II Sekmohl etal tarIltion ATTY, N Farley.
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Css7yInac,, REAL ESTATE BOARD Of BROKERS Csass
W TV%g or Thg CITY or NEW YORK. Ll %
NA-II NO. III BROADWAY. W\
I WANTS AND OFFERS.
WANTS AND OFFERS.
wANrs.

~ StNESS PROPERTY
WV HFNRN TOl som. IL West goth 81 .- wants
small yflva'e hptss n s,A bic b,tvesn sdth and
10th .us ses' nf I'd st., eh., of bfoadway, on
q nv' NJ ten-jsnf lease. tensnt 70 remodel NJ his
own cSpcnsc fof architects once. rent, about
~ ,ooO \ ytAf
FoLSON BROS SIS broadway want rs 20 so-foot
store and bNsemrrt on broadway, below Canal 81,
LOTS
WA HENRY FOLSOM, ~ West 7pth st Wants
80 w 70 ttrt Tor imptcg ement, tast of and near
Hudson st. between Grove and King ats
CHAS, z, SCHUYLER & co. 21s7 broadway -
want plot OF ground SOtiD, LiinG'on TO
9th avs, sith 10 Srh ,t,
PRIVATE DW fILlNCS
= H. STONE 1876 broadway W ants email private
house In part payment Tor Nos 2A. i6 West
0Sd ct, 25Ns3S 20 each. 40 new nve-Stofy ene-
ments. four families 10 each foor three rooms
each, every Improvement iron siaifs uled halls
&c. Actual rental. 500 each; asking price
sac, Ooo each, mortgage, $4,000 each AZ ~
per cent. held by A trus' company
wM, n. FOLSOM, II West eDth s. wants on Muf-
ray Hill a small prl,stc dwelling. under S3o.oo
COUNTRY PROPERTY
wOOD 4 MILLER, 2io West i:ath St -Wen@ rom
ten TO rf,.en acres IN Westches,ef county iof ooAh
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Rcal estate TO CS,hanor.

SALE on EXCHANGE beautiful modern resi-.
dence On Chester Hili. Mount NcInoI; nne carriage
house and stables lawn, frGU ana shade trees con.
venient 70 station. particulars on Application. ~
tsoAs Dol O.. Mount Vernon. ". Y.
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S. Nonrtland q. from Antwerp for New York
Ss Sefvia. from Liverpool for New York.
SIS Ia Pretagne, nom Havre for New York.
SIS Furnessla, from Moville for New York.
SIS Kai.erin Maria Theresa. from Southam pton
for New York
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iald Of, n g. 100 " Sd av, 2oI 100; Charlotte
g Archibald to Peter Kuhn, IL part -
iiih av. n cor isoth ST, .5xioo y d Suli.
well 70 Thomas walker. so' m'se 10
THE BRONX.
Morse sv or old Boston road, SIS 200 Rose
st, es1ioo; Maria Btes 10 John Hon ,,o
Sd Az. ASST, VS.. be, lss,h and iosth ,,s 2ox
loo Anton Hoel'erer TO Elwood b"nheid' "a cot
webs:er ay. VS.. :ssos i7o,h st. sO,oo. Fre-
eric + Perham referee. to James Fin ,,.o
grrald. : : $3.50. ........-- lS'so
ls3d ST, n =, 100 Grand av. c5SlOo; Emma
Kramer to Samuel lgsacdter, 81 mtse
sdsy, Sssi. W. io.,h and o0,h ST, :oIloo
Solomon II Kraus and ano to Anton IN
Hoei,rer, ssii, m,s. $1,000. .,,..-,.. io'
Frederlck st. 5. lot 3?s. map CamhIs
same sang '' piopei.y, s eis ss1sTs 'su' " e. hsishsn .
- e, al 10 Temniaso uiordano, ssi.n "'
Frederick ST. W :, lot 3:s, map Canbie
same map: chtsitr 4 Hsiiahan and s"o A,
S - San 20 vsn nnassp Nas FAX G@'fSHS
man TO Jennie T. Teichman, 80 Els.
PARTITION DEED.
Park av. sesor 0s d st. 75.5Sioo; aday;s,v
av.rurs " son n soS $ 5o.7xs7:.4 2dav.
a:'G 10: s. 10 's9s an isos Sd w.
75.5 2 esd st, :Sxio1 eI,h sIss iaSe 30
run. M lsatSS sSs rSSs. Ss's st iG5 oos sss
sXe 75x n 200. 10 10 beg oath st. n $. go
ED av, SOSQ0. GX5O. 7Nas.4 6lth Al, n =, 5ou
sd av. 25Ksc, 7x2j. $500, 6; cath 81 SIS, go
I'd av. 1908 100 5; LIST az, " or t|lh
st, 50. .jXiOO. GSd st. n =, i5O LIST av. lJt
1O0.i 65th ST. : s. l3O " I'd ay., runs : -
xnw SO. TX n 20 5 to ST 4 so; plot between
Oath and 65th SIS and 27S I'd ey. runs
e 5O1 1904 n " SOY n oil; Greene 81.
10 W :. 25I 100. Grand 81, 24i, s. .aN1o' .
Ar Cox TO Le,ahia NJ Boarcmsn..,,.-'
<6ih 81 $, lot \ and 2s. map Barbara Leg
gett. 25EiO0.4 Louis II Guniher 20 JACOB "a,
p GunthsT and ano, $50. mtge $40 900 s'ooo
Plot at crni'c line. block bet sith and coin ss
-S?a5 Is, av runs W lo0x l3gxse
lOl. * n 2g.J also Murray 81. 81, n s, .0A ,
100: Levanta " Boardman 10 j. Cox
Park av, cs. sos n 63d a. 5nHlO0 eSd 81 Ss
100 Park az. Sox l3a 6SSn. IL l35 !; so a''
es sos : ca;h ST, 25A ln5; plot at centtt
line block bet 6iih and 05h SIS, $50 "a
av runs " 50S i Nf.sS ESQ. 7x So oNh
ST. n g. $50 " % Rv, 75X 1908; I'd Az. vs.;
755 Cath ST. 71.jxl06. 3a03 .6XlO5. 90
av II cor 6jd ST. runs 1A51 luak
.5xe i5nx 100 5 to sA " 255 to beg. 2da'.
VS. T55 Gath 81. 25slo5 I'd av, cor
s3d st. 50. Jxl05: esd 81. ss, l55 I'd av, 2oH
Iol oath st, n = 325 . I'd av, 73ST1llS
rs lON66.7: lst av, " $, 50.5 Gath 81, runs
v l0Ox n SIS to oath st looks lNox
r5Oy 100 3 to 63d 81 Y = 50 xn rs. 51e lWh
IN ist av Nn IS 30 beg. c5th 81. IS. $50
"a av, runs 20.5N n " 5o.7S l2N
so. also interior lot bet 6tih and ooth SIS.
2os W LIST Av runs " io0x l3.pSse l0lzx
n 20 3: Murray st, 81. =, e3xlOO: Levahua
" Boardman 10 a Il Cox. Partition ''.....
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHrs DAY.
sun rises 7:.& Sun sets A%2 Moon sets rs,
HIGH wATgR-THrs DAy.
Sandy Hook. 40 Gov I'd. i4a Hell Gate ass
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ARRIVED OUT,

SIS Spsarndarn. from New York. At Rotterdam.
SIS Cmbria.fror New York. at Queenstown,
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from New York at Gibraltar,
SIS la Champagne. from New York. at nayre
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Clrtt;nns aud 3tlcftinas.

THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Booth Bros. and
Hurricane Isle Granite Company will Be held al the
once OF the Company. 207 Broadway. New York. on
Tuesday. Jan. s. 1901.
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4 Matter 81 Intsr.., "a Real E.,at. Dealers.

All nece.sary Real Estate News il printed In cnm.
Dsete detail each day In THP Sun You need this
In your business; No other paper gi,ss such s,,sn
Won 10 this deiail. l.-Ads.
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IN MOST EXCLUSIVE SECTION on asphalt
street corner plot. l0oxiao stately colonial mansion:
new: twelve large rooms two baths: tiled conservatory
and veSthue. IOtillaid refigerator parquet floors:
steam heat electric light richly decorated In silk tapes
try, buCkrams and dun,aps: stable acconu odationS.
Apply 10 owner. DEAN ALNORD, 257 nroadway,
New York. or Prospect Park South. Brooklyn.
NEW 7-ROoM HOUSES: all improvements: bath
and furnace ZOO; easy terms. Large l6room
tvofamily house 1880, Many other Queen Anne
houses, s2.joO and upward.
bEARDALl, II Willoughby st.. Brooklyn.
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Record = Mort ages.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
(So,ah OF Fourteenth d,
gwh.r. no interest is stated read e, cent.
maauke rild.n to Arthur bennett lease 10. oon
n,oom. non At. IS, 90 Ridr. st: Emil. and
Rob~n Bsrneer 10 isidore d Morrison. an,
81. 0 per cent, ,....,',...'''...'''' LOW
EAST SIDE.
(Eaa 0, Ffrh az. eetrss1 Fourhsnh and Hon n'J
7s,h 81, $50 r; Charles J Brodil to Frnniiska
Brodil ID 's and Frank BrodsEy. due June /, ..
"a syi' ~ ysss Frsidrlch Mcnlcr 70 Title Guar.
aniee and Trust Co. yrs ! per cent.'.'' o'ooo
WEST SIDE
fwc o, Firh at be,pesn Fou'tssnfh and iiofh a'.)
Amsterdam av. W :. l2a.e n 9s,h 81 Peter
Wccn TO Union Dime Savings institution.
ns st' ss pi a.. Gys; ED s, Max Green TO Mary
"a Mcloc;iir; que ,S'y l. lg: R,n i''0o
<St, ,,en ~ 10 n. Irish fmigrsnt Socity l!r. 1000
Broadway 2sl" d,, tcIs s. nTfSea peT tsp; 1000
ssth ST. s. li3 = ah av otto II Kroeg.r
and wife to Emma l. Shaw. yrs. Alap per N,
sam. property: sam. 10 M"sAr.'hn Mar :, ooo
s,S SaHioS ioi, o,r s7,h 81, Frederick Brin.
kama to p, Balan,'ne q sons saloon ~.
lease. demand .....,....,,,,...''''''' Hooo
HARLrM.
Manhattan Isidrc. nc, h 0 inn H)
,,, Az, W cor iiaih 81, Samuel ,uoper to
,,s,n 81. n IS 5. Isl e sd av. Angus, Jacob
% Lambert Suydam, due June L. Nll' mn
i,sd St, IS! ": Logl.sJ J,li'r TO Caroline mn
,,sa %aaaes' aue S's "a aV' ca iolins wi.t
hopi to ri b I'd Dudens!ng. Ir' demand am
,,s,BBe BeI Sc een' Ii7.l,5 4. and i:,e,h 81, lilo Z;
LEO sommer 20 Bernhemer 4 Schmidt .oo
saloon lease, demand. o per cen'.......'' Looo
BRONX.
(Bcrouoh OF Ths BronfS
ilsd 81. 900 r; Peter p NcGlade TO Title Guar.
sntee and Trust Co, demand per cent siLooo
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satsfis ! II chanic L,ens.

Avrutins loans Abraham Goodman and
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING ADDITION TO
wATLR SH0PS-Springneld Armory. hasA, Dee
g, 300 .Sesied proposals in uipllSan WIN be re-
reprooi shop In accordance with plans and specinca
tons 10 be seen at once OF Commanding Ofcer In
formation on application 70 Lieut. Col PRANK H.
pUIPPS, ord. Dept
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finanrtal.
sflrd,tal.

wANTED-A seat on the Consolidated Exchange
Address AZ West Iqth ST.
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Personal 1otires.

MORPHINE. OPIUM. LACDANCM. COCAINE
Al habit; myS- cured: will Inform you OF hahn
less. prmancnt home cure. Mrs BALDWIN. box
i2i2. Chicago
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4atruts.

PATENTS for Inventions procured promptly; low
ra,ck ROEDER 4 BRlLSEN Drank V. bnesenJ.
e. Nassau ST., y.
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Hlillintry and Hrfssmakius.

JCCRS REMODEL LED. altered. repaired seaistin.
l. Persian. made into this seasons styles capeS
coats. .blouSsEtonsai BARE West seth st
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COOKING TAUGHT IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES. PLAIN AND FANCY: TERMS
REASoNABLE: SCHOOL OPEN FROM
TILL DAILY,
MRS l. SEELY, 10 EAST SAD ST
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i23d o.. n q. 100 " Sd av. 2oI 100: ChsIiosss
c Archibald N Peter Kuhn. 10 part
iiih sv. ne cor isoth 81. :sSioo. X d Suli.
well To Thomas S walker. s$iosO. m'se
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FIRST YOUNG WOMAN for general
hou.wo!k: small family In the city wages. SIS: ref
erences required.
Mrs l. SEELY, 10 East SD st.
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4. DIR. AND MRS. MALE, regular graduAtos:
specialist: 81 years 'lrerer,e IN female mpaint
irrtl larltlcS from y ccus Immediately foieved
without OBJ ration, pain or DANCE. harmless; erec.
dive absolute fne' or no ri Atge pr vat' sanitarium
with 'anod uuTSts Tor rat eats d", ,ring 10 remain
undei cioT'S ctc. hours % o. consultation free:
conn lsrtinL West l+th ST.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

untrue. To these men the power OF
the Emperor remains unbroken, the
Forbidden city remains sacred and de-
Tended by supernatural means.
How are you going to teach such peo-
pie a lesson, They may be defeated
they claim a victory. They may be
forced to pay an indemnity, they i'm
mediately explain it as an act Of grace
on the part of the Emperor towards
the barbarian, who would otherwise
perish on their way to their distant and
miserable homes. The diplomats and
the military authorities have certainly
no easy problem to solve And yet it
is most important problem, because
upon its solution will depend the future
peaceful and satisfactory intercourse
with the Chinese. Perhaps the Japan
csc can supply the solution better than
any other race. They have done the
cream of the fighting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13
A GRAVE ERROR.


The prospects for the Republican
party in Honolulu are not so brilliant
as they should be. There seems to be
an almost hopeless split in the Fourth
district, with the result that it will be
practically impossible to get strict
party vote upon any ticket that the
present clique will bring forward, and
that there will be regular bolt at the
polls. And while the republicans are
quarreling among themselves, the
democrats are able to get in their own
work.
OF course this effort was made with
the object of showing that H. NJ. Sew
all had much political power here; and
thus giving him pull" in Washing
ton. But it will not prove much of
pull" if the action taken alienates a
large section of Republican voters who
will either refuse to go to the polls or
else scratch the ticket numerically,
and thus lose the election to the party.
Had the original plan been carried
out harmony might have been main
tanned, but the plan was thrown aside
and an entirely new one adopted. Some
of the most prominent and most in
fiuential republicans were ruthlessly
turned down, and now are probably
lost to the party. To gain a petty
triumph, the machine men have sacri-
feed the true interests of the political
organization to which they profess to
belong, and instead of going to the polls
with united strength the party will go
pretty well broken up. One can hardly
commend this style of politics.
With the elements of the Democracy
and the Independent party looming up
prominently in the Territory the only
chance that the Republican party had
for victory was unity, and unity could
have been easily obtained, if the ma
chine men had only shown less greed of
power. When the lesson has been
learned at the coming election, perhaps
there will be some regret that very
grave political mistake has been COM
mitted, and powerful supporters have
been alienated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13
THE TELEPHONE.

The telephone system came in for
deserved scoring by Mr.. Swanzy yester-
day during a meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce. It was high time that
some of the merchants should take the
question into consideration for II ever
n service has deteriorated the telephone
system of Oahu and Honolulu has done
70. It is often more expeditions to send
by messenger or by hack than to wait
till something Ineligible can be OBJ
tanned over the wires.
When a connection is made with one
instrument, it is almost impossible to
make a connection with another under
a quarter of an hour or so. You cannot
get any redress through the instrument.
because the arrangements are such that
your call can be systematically ignored.
The telephone is for the benefit of the
subscribers, and every care and cour-
tesy should be shown to them This
cannot be said to be the case here.
There is very little care and the cour-
tesy is of the scantest.
Not only is the working of the instru-
ments unsatisfactory and the connec-
tons made by the operators careless in
the extreme, but we have refrigerated
in the matter of private wires Form
erly each instrument had it's private
wire, now there is one wire to two in
struments in many cases, which is an
immense nuisance and detracts seri-
Ously from the usefulness of the instru-
ment as means of confidential CONVEX
sation.
Lastly any company ought to be
ashamed of the manner in which the
alphabetical list of subscribers has been
got up. 1t is full of interlineations.
many of which are so badly written
that they are illegible. If the list had
been prepared without any proof read
ing ii could not be more jumbled or
worse. Mr.. Swanzy's remarks on the
telephone will be endorsed almost una
nimousy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13
A KNOTTY POINT.

The move of Russia to evacuate Pc
king was evidently in her own inter-
ests, but what its object could be was
not clear on the surface Now the true
inwardness comes out. Russia is will
ing and anxious to retire from the Chi
nese capital because she will get three
provinces in Manchuria as her price,
and the undivided possession of that
Territory will be much more satisfac-
tory than the divided occupation of Pc
King, with no particular gain in sight
Russia knows what she wants and
she obtains it gradually. Picking will
eventually fall to Russia, but this is
not the time for such a move, when
Russia occupies Picking it will not be
with any allies, 1t win be with her own
individual troops, and the northern pro-
vince of China will be added to the en-
pire, just as three provinces of Man
churia are now added.
Any one who will take a map of fifty
or sixty years ago and compare it with
a map of Asia of today will be aston
ished at the gradual and steady adj
the small Khanates south of the Sea of
Aral have fallen into Russian hands
till she has pushed her way almost to
the frontier of India. 1t is only the
buffer state of Afghanistan which pre-
vents the outpOsts of the Cossack from
challenging the outposts of Sikhs and
Ghoorkas.
no A 1siNT aa4 h.
Russian waterway. Saghalien Island is
more than half Russian and will in time
become entirely Russian and now at
q bound Russia sweeps up to the very
frontier Of China proper, threatening
COrea, which will be probably her next
objective, and which is bound to bring
about collision with Japan. The lat
ter empire aims to get footing on the
mainland while the Russian is deter
mined the little brown men shall be
confined to their Islands.
Whatever settlement may take place
now is bound to leave any amount of
reasons for future disagreement and
complications. In fact no permanent
settlement of the Chinese question can
be made at the present time And it is
not only China itself which presents
insoluble problems, but it is the ambi-
ton of the other powers which stand
in the way,
That some striking object lesson
should be taught the Chinese is evident.
The same system of lying is going on
now as occurred during the French war
in AMMAN, during the allied attack up
on the Summer palace and in every
punitive expedition undertaken against
the Chinese. The empire is being flood
ed with pictures and accounts of Chi.
nese victories, and the destruction of
the allied forces, together with funny
sketches of the foreign troops kowtow-
ing to the Emperor. The people believe
these settlements.
1t is not only in China that these
stories are swallowed greedily. They
are believed by some of the Chinese
here. There are some Chinese in these
Islands who are firmly convinced that
Peking has not been taken, and that
the stories Of the capture are utterly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

Wireless biography has not proved
the immediate success that was hoped
for Our experience here makes one
understand why it was not taken up
more readily in the United States and
Europe. Apparently it cannot be de-
pended upon. Sometimes it acts and
sometimes it fails. However the Terri
tory may yet have the honor of estab-
fishing the system on a practical work.
ing basis. If success at last crowns the
experiments the system win spread
rapidly. The trouble is that at present
the experimental stage has not been
passed. But it will be shortly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

The copyright in speeches has just
been settled by decision OF the House
of Lords, as far as England is concern
ed. If a man wishes to copyright his
speeches he must do so before he pub
fishes them by public delivery. A news
paper publishing a report of the speech
can copyright that report and forbid its
use by other publication. The question
has not come up in the United States
yet, but this decision Of the House of
Lords may call attention to it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

We have been complaining of the
heat here, but it is nothing to what has
been experienced on the mainland and
in Europe. Our highest has beenS in the
shade. In London recently 95 degrees
have been registered in the shade and
1873 degrees in the sun. There were 20
deaths from sunstroke and 60 cases of
heat prostration. In New York the
same story is told. Taking a sample
August day, at midnight it was 50 de-
grees, at midday 80, from p. IN. till
p. m. it was So, at p. m. it was 80, at
9 p. m. it was Sc. There were Is deaths
from heat and sunstroke and so cases Of
prostration. We ought to congratulate
ourselves upon our climate, which is far
better and milder than this fFightful
heat Of the temperate zone.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

Acknowledgement Dole interprets the
law literally with regard to Sunday
trading. The next Legislature will I'M
doubtedly tackle the Sunday law and
bring the Territory into line with the
more advanced places on the mainland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

On January 1, 1901, Spain will adopt
the computation of hours from l to "a,
and the use of the words morning, after
noon and night with regard to hours is
abolished. The clocks of Venice have
struck "a at midnight for many years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

The local Bow Wongs are happy in
finding that their relatives who were
arrested hace been well treated. Many
of them feared that those near and dear
to them would have suffered torture
and even lost their lives. However a
change seems to have come over the
authorities especially in the south
where most of our Chinese come from.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-13

The Fourth District and the Fifth are
likely to clash and there will be a lively
political fight when the territorial con-
vention meets.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-04
GORHAM.

The Monday club held its first regular
meeting on Monday evening at the homs
of Miss Laura Usher. Miss Marion Cum
rnings, Miss Ethyle Smith and Miss
Elinor Johnson were received as men,
bers. The years study is trip through
America. The evening programme was
as follows: Roll call, places of interest in
Gorham paper, history of Gorham, Miss
Harrietta L. Harmon, selections from
Good Old Times, Miss Laura Usher, the
centennial of 1886, Miss Mary HinkIey
sights Of interest in Gorham, Miss Flor
enoe Chappin. The next meeting at Miss
Harmons.
Daniel Feeney, Pleasant Hill, is MAX
ing extensive improvements upon his
buildings.
Several of our farmers are selling thI ir
apples on the trees. The crop of winter
fruit is very large, the prices at present
are very low, ten to fifteen cents per
bushel, delivered in Portland to shippers,
including barrel only rs cts. Help Is very
scarce.
The Christian Endeavor society held
social whist. Was well attended. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. Edward ROBERTS recently sold four
nice COWS to Massachusetts, parties.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-04
The
CALDER WOOD
BAKERY.
GU UMBERLAND.

Cumberland Center, October 3-Mrs.
o. S. Thomes and Mrs. I'll. B. Merrill
have besn chosen delegates from the
Sundsy school to the State Sunday
School convention to be held at Dexter
the middle OF the month.
Miss Carrie l., Blanchard is attending
the Boston Conservatory of Music.
Mr.. A, l. Vannah has moved to
Brockton, Mass, where he has position
In meat store.
Mrs Margaret j. Chamberlain has
moved to Providence, Il. 1.
Mrs. Etta FarweIl is visiting her son
at New Gloucester.
Rev. p. e. Miller and family left this
week on a month s vacation.
Rev. W. II Haskell occupied the pull
pit last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Nelson has bought a farm
in Sosrbcro and viii move there the last
of the month.