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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
OF
THE LORD
The Obligation Resting
On All.
SERMON ATCENTRAL UNION
Rev. J. P. Erdman Preached On the
Great Commandment" SIN.
day Morning.

The text have chosen for our .ors,,i-
Grafton this morning X found +, The 19,b
chapter Of Mark ana the .gth-3Cth verses.
The Lord our God is one God: and thou
shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart and with all thy soul and with all
I thy mind and with all thy strength"
This commandment, together with the
one following, Thou shalt love thv neigh
Dor as myself" sums up the old deca-
iosue ana gives in a word all its require
ments. But these two go further. giving
the positive side of Cody life. and call for
active virtue. Given in this very form IN
Israel centuries before Christ came they
left the people without excuse for their
neglect OF God and His truth, But Israel
was like men today. They chafed under
restraint and desired to free themselves
from commands of all kinds First thew
sought deiiverance from the bondage and
restraint Of Egypt. Then when God had
come to their rescue and broupbt tba,,
safely out Of slavery, they begin to muir
mur ana rebel against His commands
anu SO ~ has been century after CEN
fury In the history of man. IL seems to
oe natural 10 man to desire absolute lib
erty from any constraint. No doubt this
- 20 N4s Ntt 10 MS innate feeling of inda-
pthdence and freedom. Every man has
thH feeling deep down in his heart. wheth-
or II hnds expression or not, that nothing
IN heaven or in earth can bind him no
one-be he God or man-can restrict his
NE He must and will live according to
lne dictates OF his own soul
NOW this obligation rests upon US and
We can not escape il. II arises naturally
enough. We are creatures-God our Gre
ator. lie has made US, and by all the
laws OF heaven and earth We belong 10
Him. God created this beautiful world
IN which We dwell He made the tower
ing green mountains; He spread out the
eNerchanginE blue sea; He sent forth the
coohng breeze and made the exhilaratinc
AIR We breathe. The grand spreading
tiees' the brilliantly colored flowers. the
luscious fruits, are all the work of Gods
myers. He has created US to eniov ALI
these, and he has created US after His
likeness. In His own image We are His
children bearing the likeness Of our Heav-
envy Father-one great family, as IL were
II was because OF no mere within that
God made US. II was for purpose He
created us that He might love us: that
We might know Him and love Him in re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
GOOD MEDICINE -'oR CHILDREN

through the months of June and
July our baby was teething and took
running off OF the bowels and s;crrass
OF the stomach" says o. p. NJ. Holiday,
OF Deming. Ind. "His bowels would
move from five to eight times a day.
mad a bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie
cholera an Tiarrhoea Remedy In the
mouse and gave him four drops in a tea
spoonful OF water. and he got better at
once. Sold by Benson. Smith e. Co.
Ltd, wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
Removal
Notice!

The OFFICES and sALEsRooM of
the OCEANIC GAS AND ELECTRIC
CO.. LTD. have been removed to the
Eva store, In the new MACON
BUILDING. corner OF MERCHANT
and ALAKEA STREETS. and In our
new quarters we are able to show our
new goods or to much better advan-
tage.
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Call and be convinced that we mean
what we say.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14
$4,000 Reward.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Whereas, On the 6th day of October,
A. d. 1900. the ingalls, school building, In
the city of Wichita, Kansas, was burned
down; and
Whereas, The said arson appears to be
the result OF incendiarlsm:
Now, therefore the board OF education OF
the city Of Wichita Kansas. offers and
agrees TO pay a reward of $500. and the
city OF Wichita offers and agrees to pay
further reward OF 500 for the arrest
and conviction Of the party or parties
committing said arson. If it should be
ascertained that more than one party
was implicated in said arson. then the
above rewards shall be payable for each
arrest and conviction in proportion 10
the number of parties implicated.
Dated this 9Th day of October. A. D.
1900.
Board of Education of the City of Wich-
tia, Kansas, by
J. c. DUNN, President.
City Of Wichita, Kansas, by
PAST FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14
Notice to Property Owners.
Wichita Kan OCT II

NlcnlVa. Kan, Oct. II, 800.
Notice is hereby given TO property cvn-
ers that the City Council has ordered the
following walks constructed:
\ lo-foot So inch permanent walk on
the north side OF William street. Grief
fenstein addition, from the Government
Building 70 Main street, abutting lot "A;
also a five foot permanent walk on the
north side of West William street. from
Main street TO alley, abutting lot No. Il,
Main street, GriefIenstein addition.
A 5-foot permanent walk on the south
side OF Thirteenth street. Bush's addI-
tion, from Lawrence TO Main. abutting LOT
No. 1916 Lawrence avenue and lots Nc.
l245 and 1916 Market street
A FIVE foot permanent walk OF the east
side Of Lawrence avenue from FIRST street
south to alley north Of Douglas. abutting
lots No. ? to -. inclusive. Mead's add
ton.
A FIVE foot permanent walk on the east
side Of Seneca. III Lawrence's. Stanton.s
and West Wichita additions. from Univer-
sity avenue 10 West Douglas avenue
abutting lots No. ; and south Is feet Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14
'BRYAN'S RAG DOLLS
Three Filipino Manikins Who
are Heroes to Hi m
SHOWN UP BY WIL0MAN
Who Proved of What Stuff
Was Their Patriotism. "
SHOWN UP BY WILOMAN

Washington, Oct 12.-The following
statement was issued by the state depart
ment today:
IN recent dispatch to the department
of state. under date of August q. 1900
Rounseville Wildman. consul of the
United tsates at Hong Kong, comments
upon the letter, as published in the press
of this country on July q last, addressed
to George F. Hoar and r. F. Pst;grew,
by Alexandria, under date of April u,
1900, and purporting TO have been written
from sinukwan encampment, Philippine
Islands. In that letter Mr.. Alexandria
says:
I'm April, 1898, in the absence OF my
chief. General Aguinaldo. who was then
az Singapore, l solicited through the
American consul general at Hong Kong
Mr. Wildman, to have some interviews
with Admiral Dewey. Ny petition was
favorahly received, and 1 went with An
dres Gartthiterena and another Filipino
(Sandico) on board the Olympia in the
bay of Hong Kong"
Then follows what purports to haye
been an interview between the write AMI
Admiral Dewey. in which Dewey prom
ises the iliplnos independence. places al
their disposal his feet, FOR the CONVEX
ance OF Filipino leaders and their arms"
holds nut the hope that the United
States would supply them with further
arms and assures them that the United
States win not take one inch Of the
PHILIPPINES
Mr.. Wildman says: "As I am person
ally acquainted with the writer a. Ale
jandrino) and am familiar with al his
movements while he wa. il Hong Kong
and copducted whatever negotiations
there were between himself and Dewey.
I think it my duty 10 place on reco-d
true statement os the affair.
In the hrst place Admiral Dewey never
WITH him just betore Ad-
nnlral Devey's squadron was leaving for
Mrs Bay. ?. Agoncsllo and = Sznaieo.
representing the Philippine junts in Hong
Koug. asked permission 20 have Al IN
teTviev with Dewey before Re left FOR
Manila Ths profe@ssd object q this IA
tsrvisw va. 70 obtain rs permission 20
reopen the rebellion against Spaiz and
70 cooperate with CUP rsvs1 so-res n
case Tire Unite3 States determined q take
TIRE Islands from srsfr- ! ssE the al
'aErsi personally regarding thei- guest.
ard he Sad tha. might brig eEt ID
Mrs Pas say TIRE CO TIE 5u-tA VITO
esre3 70 cozzae
On April =. I fcok 20 Mrs Bsy r. the
trgboat Fame, Ssrdsco. Ga-cnlte-e1a ard
On arrival AZ .ts-s Bar The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

April T. 1876. Mr.. Cleveland IN bis let
ter. which is dated Buzzard's Bay, Oct
7. 1900. replied as follows:
II have received your letter inciosing
copy OF ny letter written more taan I've
years ago 70 the bus.ness men q Chi
cago. ! rad not seen 81 IN a long time.
but It seems 70 me I could net state the
case better AZ this time Y should try
have not changed By opinion, as ex-
pressed IN the east
Chicago. oct. E-ssnator James X.
Jones attention was called "a GYnver
Clsvs.sad's gttsrsnces He sad: Every
body Rad known for FIVE years shat NJ
Cleveisnts views we're on the money
question. and Es id rot expect any
change. Ills letter. therefore. does not
Esezn 20 have snT aiznlaczncs- II Shouts
- remembered that fa ths; connscti9z hs
has expressed rs WAITE conesraratioa u
Presi3en; AcKlassy's ez7szsfoz poi!ciea~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

three insurgents were taken on board
the Olympia and were assigned to Cap
tain Gridleys room for the time being.
DeWey's room, at which, among other
things, the feasibility Of permitting the
three Fflipinos to go to Manila was dis
cussed, the admiral requested his CHIEF
Of staff, his flag lieutenant and myself,
to interview the Fflipinos and report TO
him. AS I said before. Admiral Dewey
did not see any of the three men. The
conversation was carried on in Englash
between Sandico and ourselves and very
little of it was translated for the benefit
of the other two F'ihpinos When 1 told
them that Admiral Dewey was inclined
to permit the three to go TO Manila on
the collier Nanshan, if they could give
any good reason for so doing, they in
formed us that they did not wish to go
TO Manila until the American squadron
had first disposed of the Spanish squad
ron. To quote from my daily journal,
under date of April q, 1898, regarding this
conference:
The upshot Of the talk was that they
did not expect to be taken off as they
were, and, although they were dying to
fight for their downtroiden fatherland
they had left all their clean linen. tooth
brushes, etc, in Hong Kong and could
not take so long a voyage without them.
1 told them that Hong Kong was the
best place for them, and Captain Cogh,an
who came into the room. made so much
fun Of them that at least one Of the bold
warriors. J. Alejandrino. a young fellow
who had never smeIled powder. decided
to accompany the squadron II on. Cogh-
lan's guarantee. ne would be supplied
with new suit of underclothes. / was
thoroughly disguised with the outfit
'Garchiterena declined to accompany
his colleague, on the excuse that his wife
was i'll. Sandico said he had no idea OF
going, as he was diplomat and not
soldier. 1 brought them back with me
in the Fame the same afternoon and Ale
jandrino was Immediately taken to the
collier Sanshan.
3 After the battle Of Manila bay Ad-
miral Dewey gave the Filipino permits
sion TO land AZ Cavits and join his
friends. He. however. declined TO do 50
unless the admiral furnished him With
marine guard. He remained on the Nan
shan until IT was convenient for the ad-
,li-ai return him 70 Kong Kong. which
occurred within q fortnight.
ale 1ndrin5's subsequent history f.
well known 20 the military government
in the Philippines; he doomed up AZ an
insurgent general a peace commissioner /
and letter writer"
This dispatch from H-. wHdrnaa was I
referred 70 the navy department. fc- the 4
Information q Admiral DeTey, who IN
hss reply comments thereon a. follows.
Attention Il inviie4 u the following 4
extract from page -. report OF the
Philippine commission. volume /.
No allowance % any kid vas en-
tered into with AzuiaaAdo. nor vas any
promise o. Independence made 70 him
hen Or a. any other TINA
TIE sane IS true % AIsizndrizo
whom. 70 tae best u M knozie5xs
have never seem and % all other III
osnoa-'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

Wichita, Kan. Oct. Is, 1900.
Mr. c. S. Daniels-As referee on the
word contest for the prize which you
offered for the person who could form the
greatest number OF words from the
words Daniels Furniture Emporium. -
I report tina. unless the contestants viii
in some way agree upon a basis for de-
cision satisfactory TO all no decision can
be rendered.
Some OF the contestants we're guided BY
the printed statement as found in the
premium list as published by the fair
association, where the name OF the house
reads Daniels Furniture Emporium .
Others took their direction. from the
statement in the Eagle. where il IS
printed Daniels Furniture Emporium. -
using the apostrophe before the -" in
the word Daniels. These have q ms
ter.al advantage over the others BY
using nouns IN the possessive cz.a.
Please have the Contestants 20 agree
on which Of the two statements. The one
In the premium list OF thct il the Eagle.
shall be considered as correct
Very respectfully.
is it J. N NAYLOR Rege<se.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

lot No. 2, block No. 6, also lot No. .,
block No. l, in Lawrence's addition; also
lot No. a. odd lots ! to Is, Seneca street,
Stanton's addition; also lot No /, Pine
street. and No. 2, Texas avenue, lot No. 2,
Chicago avenue, all in West Wichita !;
also lots Nos. l, 2 8, and 3, on Seneca
street in Lawrence's sub of lots Nos. /,
3. 5, and on Texas avenue, in West
Wichita addition
Unless said walks are constructed with
IN thirty days from October sth, 1900, the
City of Wichita will construct the same
and the cost together with a penalty Of q
per cent will be charged up against said
lots AMOS MILAN, City Clerk.
1N-st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

las FOLLOWS:
|. SAM P. JONES. Lecture. subject
Get There and Stay There
/. QUAKER MALE QUARTETTE, Phil
adelphia, with Miss Nellie B. Tur.
ner Reader.
g. DIR. F. W. GUNsAULUs. Lecture
Subject, ''Savonarola-"
1. BYRON W. KING, Lecture. Pitts
burg, Pa Subject. "An the Worlds
a Stage
3. ERNEST GAMBLE CONCERT CO.
Mr.. Ernest Gamble. Basso; Nine.
Cecilia Eppinghausen Baily, So
prano; Miss Ruth Anderson, Violin
list; Mr. Edwin NJ. Shovert, Pianist.
!. THE FADETTE woMAN's Or
chestra of Boston, Twenty-one ar
lists, Caroline s. Nichols conductor.
2. COL. L. F. COPELAND, Harrisburg,
Pa Subject, Seeing the Ele-
plant"
g. THE ROYAL TYROLEAN CONCERT
TROUPE. direct from London and
Hamburg. Ten persons. in national
costumes, Novel Musical Effects.
Alpine Hunting and Echo Songs
Jodels. Choruses, Etc.
T. THE SOUTHERN JUBILEE SING
ERS, the greatest company Of COL
bred artists travelling.
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oboken N oreteeper long fright
ful species Of Prom until
and could Sleep Dyspepsia the trying
remedies with bat little Rpans
Tabu They have cured ~ ngy beng
afraid them but kinder noticed
only take day whenever They
gentleman ho taking them for sg
headaches and bad BREATH He has been positively
write testimonial viii liberty mentioning
but have full permission positively Of
the distressing diseases
y = 60
CoxyA-Y So k,S -
dOfErssrz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14
WIScossIs'S TRIAL TRIP
shows Her Abie 10 De n Sc n nst-
Trial Average TIL

washington. Get Ri. 0T.rssf r<r.or,
q he trial frsp % tAs sssflss5sp wts-
r7nssn % Lowsr California 5. esas2sn.ss
in re- folI0~iaK srist isssgrzsz rssesass
~ Secretary Lo=E f7rz Admiral E2azz.
commanding M PseiSe stasses a. szrrs
B2vbzrs: Tisc1z%aa -1rors.se1 szsls-
fae-crT e-s-sai trial. making - krsss
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which constructed the baffleahia. '-Ths
wiscoHslu presents her record fsrf roir-
ifaua1: average for q knots SIS. average
during trial I7.Z. sshfeet - eoTrerft.a
Not a hitch. A sF.sa9id saf1lsship. ws
Congratulate you"
Secretary enz rspned e Br. seots as
follows. '-Tsiegran recelFea. csa4rst-
slstlons rselgryestea
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GROWERS FINANCIAL VIEWS
He says are Jusf what They We're
Five Years Age

Chicago. Oct f1-s srestz1 20 tee
TrsSGne from LosisvfslA. KY. saye
Ex-Fre@sde-. Grover Cssv.aans has ys-
piled - Letter Written ~ ~. Jean q
S-ssn o shls city s-9usyinx ! fra far
ZEE president rad cAs-EeE rs Views On
TIE ananc4aI qgsstsOa a. expressed n
- ,szter % c5ioAgo b1znszs Esa On
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once of City Clerk

W INIIItai NAN, UCI. :, $50.
Notice is hereby given that the registra-
ton books of the city of Wichita will
close October IS, 1900, at o'clock .. M,
and remain closed until after the election
November I, 1900. AMOS MCLAIN.
124-lot City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

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CHILDREN WHILE TEETFIIss. z1ta
PERFECT sCcCEss = soOTHEs shs
CHILD. SoFTESs TIE GINS. ALf-kTs
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No hunting ~ trespasxiag On 'Ysw
frui; farm. location Eve niles south and
eighty rods west Of Lawrence 2we,ue,
under penalty et the law. 1S-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14
Grand Picnic
At Sparks Grove TODAY

Good music; dancing floor; last pic
mic of the season; everybody invited
Refreshments served on the ground.
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Ticket Holders. zoe,

SEASON TICKETS with seats reserved
for entire season, SEQ. Single admis-
slons amount to seven dollars for the
nine entertainments.
Tickete can be secured now OF o. A
Boyle, rooms l and p sBitting block. Stu
dents ticket one dollar. There are yet
good seats unsold.
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Next Sunday you'n fad interesting
reading IN the ad Of vickers & Vickers
Be sure and read Il. 124-tf
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Extra Attraction

FRANK R. ROBERTSON, The Great
Traveller. Subject. China of Today
Superbly Illustrated.
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Primo Timing
Decision of Referee

Address all orders to c. j. Sheldon.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-10
WOOL.

BOSTON, May 9.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow.
There is no Improvement to be noted
in the wool market, the trade for the
most part being completely stagnant.
Pending the opening of the London
wool sales on Tuesday of this week
there was little disposition to operate.
1t was generally expected that the sales
would open at further decline which
expectation was realized, when on that
day, cables were received announcing
declines of from 5 to 10 per cent and
offerings of 100000 bales. This de-
cline abroad has naturally intensified
the weakness here. Aside from the
London sales the attention of the
trade has been largely concentrated on
the wool growing districts where there
appears to be a deadlock between the
grower and the buyer, and but very
few woods have as yet been purchased.
In the local market sales have been
very small and prices unchanged.
The sales of week in Boston amount
ed to lat 900 pounds domestic and
It's, 900 pounds foreign, making total
of 1862, 900 against a total of 1,571,-
geo for the previous week and total
of 1885 for the sponding week
last year.
The sales since January l amount to
55,332, 900 pounds against S1,2SS. 300
pounds for the corresponding time last
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-10
Mining stocks.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May "a drop OF cent
a bushel in May price at New York,
a poor export demand and heavy May
deliveries weakened wheat here to-day
and July closed with loss of 40 a5c.
Continued liquidation of small hold
ings depressed corn, July closing at
decline of &c. Oats closed a shade
lower. Provisions ruled strong and
closed with material gains all around.
The Wheat market opened steady,
but as there was no news of particular
significance to encourage buying, the
price soon began to sag for lack of
support Free deliveries of May con-
tracts and continuation of the heayi-
ness in corn impaired little addition
al weakness. Trade was curtailed,
however, owing to the near approach
of the government crop report and
there was little effort made to take
advantage of the situation until near
the close when a sharp break in the
price of May wheat at New York de-
moralized holders of small scalping
purchases which were being carried
here and those were immediately
dumped closing the market weak with
in a fraction of the bottom of the days
figures. Poor export demand added
to the depression. July opened I'M
changed at 673s@15c, sold at 6715c,
declined to 67@1sc and closed with
sellers at 671sc. Receipts here were
10 cars. Minneapolis Duluth got 261
carloads, compared with 1856 for the
same day a year ago. Receipts at
western primary markets amounted
to $4,000 bushels. Exports of wheat
and -four together at Atlantic ports
were $4,000 bushels.
Corn opened firm, but it began to
give way almost Immediately and de-
clined 12c from the top price made at
the opening before making a, rally.
Liquidation was heavy during the part
OF the session but active buying BY
several bull houses owing to the light
receipts without prospect of increase
in the near future and heavy exports
caused an up-turn. This support was
only temporary, however, and when it
was withdrawn the market weakened
again under short selling and closed
near the bottom. Receipts were l22
cars. July opened unchanged at 800
1sc and declined to 3S1ac advanced to
39c and closed at 3S5s0%c.
Fine crop reports caused decline in
oats early, but covering by shorts at
the decline steadied the market near
the close. July opened a shade lower
at 22%c, declined to 221s@5sc, adj
vanced to 22a4@7sc and closed with
sellers at 22%c.
An improved cash demand and high
er prices for hogs strengthened pro-
visions. Anxiety to secure profits at
the advance caused a temporary de-
cline, but general buying by packers.
particularly of lard, started another
up-turn and the market closed strong.
July pork closed 71ac higher at s11 IS.
lard 121sc higher at So S71ac and July
ribs 712q10c higher at Sc 6006 621s.
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat IL cars; corn 122 cars; oats
Sc cars; hogs $4,000 head.