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New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
BRooKFIELD AT HEADQUARTERS.

William Brookheld, former president OF the Re
publican County Committee. and B. A. Sands the
leader OF the XXVIIth Assembly District were
callers at Republican headquarters at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. Mr. Brookfeld, accord
ing to his friends. is again working in harmony
with the local Republican leaders.
The Republican County organization yesterday
filed with the Police Board, as Board OF Elections.
the minutes Of the meeting or the Repuolican
County COMMITTEES on Thursday night which
General F v Greene was elected president. As q
formality the oath of the secretary OF the COM
mIttee George r. Manchester, was fled
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
CRrsHED 4G4LNsT 4 80 80.

While leaving ferryboat at South Ferry yess==-
day. Alexander LindbIon. twenty-five years old.
SweIe. OF No. 43s Hicks-st- Brooklyn, was crushed
between the guard rail OF the driveway and truck
and sustained confusion OF the abdomen He was
taken in ambulance to the Hudson Street Hos
pitaL where II was said last night that his con
dirion serious The driver OF the truck. VIII
lam COnleU. OF No - Grand-st. arrested by
Policeman Kelly. OF the Steamboat squad
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
PORTO RIc4ys As FIGHTING MEN.
THEY ARE MUCH DIsGUsTED WITH SENATOR
TELLER'S SUR

San Juan, Porto Rico. July The speech OF
United states Senator Teller Kansas City before
the Silver Republicans on the Fourth o. July, IN
which he is reported 10 have said that the Porto
Ricans not worthy OF citizenship because they
were not fighters, like the Cuoans'' has been
cetved here with much disgust. the papers print
ing columns upon the subject. United States Sen
aIor Teller. who holds high Office has been crfr-
cised for talking before a convention without any
knowledge upon the subject matter discussed Cor
respondents Of the papers suggest that he should
visit Porto Rico and learn the island history.
It is asserted that more than a thousand Porto
Rtcans fought for the freedom OF Cuba. and that
Porto Rico furnished many officers for the Cuban
tnsurrectiou- Spain kept twelve thousand
troops here, yet three revolutions have occurred
within forty years. " Il advanced that the size
and topography or the island are extremely uufa-
vOrable for tnsurgenL operations. There
jCngles in Porto Rico. such be found in Cuba
and the island has always been fairly covered
with Spanish troops However. The papers unite in
saying the spirit OF liberty has always burned as
herCely here in Cuba
Four troops OF cavalry and four companies OF
infantry have been ordered 10 prepare 20 embark
next month
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
NO BETS IN WALL STREET.

No bets on the Presidential election were an
nounced yesterday IN Wall Street but the odds
were reported TO be 10 on Mckinley, with
Bryan takers. The story that President Starbuck
Of the New-York Air Brake Company had wagered
$5oo0 on Bryan. against 10000 placed on Mckinley
6y Jacob Field was denied by Nj Starbuck Mr..
Field is at Saratoga
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
BOY DIES FROM EFFECTS OF KICK.
INJURY SAID TO HAZE BEEN CAUSED BY
PLAYMATE

John J Doucher, ten years old. OF No. $50 East
Twenty -third-st- died yesterday afternoon IN
Bellevue Hospital from ruptured fnresttnes and
peritonitis. The lad was admitted TO Bellevue on
July 4
With his six-year-old brother David and play
mate known Leonard Finley the lad had been
playing hide and seek on the East Twenty fourth
ST recreation pier The boy David said that Finley
kicked his brother in the groin but thought he
did not mean do IL
The injured lad complained OF severe pain IN his
abdomen when he got home and his agony in
creased that he was sent 70 Bellevue. The police
are making investigation.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

and join united effort to secure the triumph of
our principles at the coming election.
d. {. TILLOTSON, Kansas,
Chairman of National Committee
+. g CORSER Minnesota,
Secretary and Treasurer
FRED T. DUBOIS. Idaho.
Chairman Executive Committee
JOHN O. SHAFROTH. Colorado.
: w BROWN. Ohio.
u. FRANK POWELL, Wisconsin
NATHAN COLE JR..
Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
To GO ON STUMP WHEN CAMPAIGN OPENS.

Harrisburg Penn. July 7-Governor Roosevelt
passed through here this morning his way 10
New-York He said he had had pleasant time in
the West but before talking ne wanted the morning
papers TO see the news These were supplied him.
and after glance at current events he told the
newspaper men that he had had exceedingly
satisfactory visit with President Mckinley, an
understanding had been reached concerning the
campaign. and just the campaign opened
he proposed 10 &c on the stump. Governor Roose-
vet tntfmated that he was not in the least afraid
OF the ticket nominated at Kansas City The pas
sengers on the train aware OF the Gov
ernor's presence until ne had drawn the little chill
dren around him and was entertaining them Ths
Governor is in fine health. and said ne was ready
for business at any time he may be called on
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
NOMINATED FOR GorERSoR OF ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. July THE Republican State
Convention met here to-day and nominated H. L
Remmel. of Little Rock, for Governor. The Con-
ventiou decided TO leave the remainder OF the State
ticket blank. The Convention was one OF the most
harmonious in the historyof the State platform
was adopted indorsing the declarations and nom-
nees of the Philadelphia Convention
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
TO MANAGE STATE CAMPAIGN.
JUDGE BULGER. OF oswEGO. MAY BE DEM
OCRATIC EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN.

It was said last night at the Hoffman House that
Judge Charles N Bulger. Of Oswego. would be
chairman Of the Executive Committee Of the Dem
ocratic State Committee, and be in active charge
Of the State campaign for that party. Ex-senator
Hill Is understood to want one of his upstate
friends for the head of the Executive Committee
Judge BUlger is said to be friendly both factions
II is understood that Tammany Hall viii hold its
ratification meeting the latter part of this week.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

Canavan Of Philmont: Superintendent OF poo-
1oHn n Rl1enourg, OF Ghent; Coroners Fdvar5
PbtIsE- ItlsE- OF Hudson. and T. Floyd Woodvrard ~
anj ST.. 1ne delegates to the Senate Co1Erass
%be,, ;a 9t1ts conventions uninstrticte5 h11
Ihey VIII act with Louis f Pawn u Jul
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
NATIVE CAVALRY SQUADRON FORMED.

Washington. July THE War Department has
been informed OF the organization OF a squadron
OF Filipino cavalry by Leutenant-Coonel Wilber
T. Wilder. 43d Volunteers. consisting OF four
troops OF native scouts. having maximum
strength Of hundred and twenty men 10 a
troop engaged 70 serve until June 80. 1901 unless
sooner discharged The barracks at Caloocan have
been designa ted the rendezvous Of the squadron
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
PHILIPPINE RELIGIOUS DISPUTE.
ARCHBISHOP CHAPELLE SOON TO REPORT
TO THE POPE.

Washington. July "A letter has been received
here from Archbishop ChapeIe. TO whom
delegated the adjudication Of the dispute between
the religious orders and the civil authorities in the
Philippines. in which he SAYS that in the last
six months he has carefully examined every point
bearing the subject and will soon make his per
sOnal report TO the Pope
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
SEYMOUR CLUBS B. AND s. BANNER.

The Horatio Seymour Club. at Eighth-ave and
Twenty-fourth-st., was the first Tammany organ
izatiOn get its Bryan and Stevenson banner out.
Tin Sullivan's friends swung banner TO the
breeze last night in the Bowery, but II was minus
pictures.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
PAssENGERs FOR HATANA DEFINED.

Fifty-three passengers Of the Ward Line steam
ship VigilauCia. from Havana. were sent 20 Hor-
man Island yesterday FOR observation
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
COLUMBIA COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Hudson. y Y. July THE Republican County
Convention assembled here to-day, and made the
following nominations: For Assembly. Sanford
W Smith OF Chatham for County Treasurer,
George H Macy. OF Hudson: County Clerk. Patrick
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
HAN WITH BROKEN NECK DIES.

John Young OF Port Richmond whose neck was
broken ar South Beach on Thursday as a result
OF a dive into shallow water. died IN the Smith
Inhruarv Yesterday plaster cast had been
placed about his shoulders and neck after an
On q
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

So1,, S1I Ihan It was four years ago" westchester
oouI,ty. gave Mckinley and Hobart about ter tbon
sand plurality in 1895 Ou' 'eh 'nou-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
"sT. PAUL GLOBE" BOLTS BRYANIsM.

81. PAUL GLOBE BULLS bh1AN4S0h-
St Paul, Mimi, July (speciaD.-"The St
Paul Globe" the principal Democratic paper of
Minnesota, of which President James J. Hill of
the Great Northern Railway Company is pro-
prietor, bolts the Bryan Stevenson ticket 1t
says:
The Globe" stands to-day where 1t stood four
years ago. It is now, as il was then, opposed
to the free coinage idea. II gave expression 10
its opposition then; right. principle and fair
dealing with its party associates and with the
country demand that it give expression to 1t
now. There is less, if possible, to justify com
promise or condonement than there was then
The party went blindly to its fate then; 1t goes
now open eyed and because of its domination by
A body claiming to be deliberative in char
acter which will submit. without protest to
coercion into the pursuit OF policy wnlch mas
already proved fatal, and Whlch Is openly re
pudiated by the intelligence and enlightenment
of the country, presents to The Globe no valid
claim to having its DEGREES respected, even
though 1t purports to give voice to the convtc-
tions Of the Democracy.
1t lies in the mouth Of no Democrat who ac-
cepts the dictation which forced the is to folly
into his National platform TO say aught against
the accepted control Of the Republican National
Convention by Senator Hanna. Of Ohio. That
control at least led in directions which pointed
toward possible success. The control Of William
forced the free silver falsehood down the throat
Of the Kansas City Convention, points to a path
way already travelled over the journey 10 Demo
cratic defeat and disaster.
1nlS pathway The Globe refuses 10 IOIIOW.
It refuses to support the candidates Of a con-
vention which seeks through cowardly evasion
to win the support of those whom it feared to
openly challenge
MAKING FUN OF ANDY" AS A FIGHTER.
About a dozen men had the Democratic Club to
themselves last night. Mayor Van Wyck was one
Of them He strolled in at o'clock and took
brief look at the oil painting Of himself in the
front room. There is gauze fly screen over the
picture during the part of the year when ice is sold
most freely, and last night when the Mayor looked
at his other self through the screen the IN the
frame seemed to be fading away in a mist.
One of the principal themes of discussion at the
club was Andy" Freedman and the poor showing
he had made a pugilIst in Kansas City. It be-
came known last night that the man who punished
Andy is much smaller than Mr.. CrOker's per
sOnal representative and at the Democratic Club
some Of the friends of Freedman spoke slightingly
of his fstic abilities.
The special trains will be in this afternoon It is
expected If the trains make good time return
ing as they did going the delegates should reach
the Grand Central Station before o'clock this
afternoon. 1t is expected that Mr.. Croker will go
to Long Branch Elberou with ex-senator Muir
ply without spending much time at the club.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
captaln Huston "a norn a HamLIton ohLo. On

Captain Huston was horn at Hamilton Ohio.
January 25 1864. and when appointed 10 the vol
uteer army a resident of Guthrie. Okla
He entered the service IN the recent war as
captain IN the Ist Volunteer Cavalry on May 4,
1898 and served with that regiment in the Santiago
campaign, and honorably mustered out
September Is 1888 He appointed major and
additional paymaster OF volunteers on September
80 1S9S and served as such until discharged on May
- 1899. He appointed a captain in the 41th
Volunteer Infantry August Il 1899 and had
served with his regiment IN the Philippines until
rs 1aa~H
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
CAPTAIN ROBERT B. HUSTON DEAD.

Washington. July The War Department has
received the following cable dispatch from General
Macarthur, at Manila:
Captain Robert 3. Huston 47th United States
Volunteer Infantry died of typhoid fever Manila.
10 p m. July g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
Francis J. Berry,
Rooms ) and 4, Love Building
FORT STREET. $685.
Sale of Land in
Manoa Valley.
HONOLULU, OAHU.

Opportunity is given to purchase IL
Manoa Valley beautifully situated
property containing all the necessary
essentials for homestead and where
healthful climate and picturesque see
merry are in the midst Of historic sur
roundings and all in contact with i'm
proved grounds, planted with various
foreign fruits as we'll as supplied with
fruit trees indigenous to Hawaii. The
acreage of 1864 acres in fee simple anG
31.16 acres under long and favorable
leases.
Included in the improvements on the
Zee simple portion is a roomy, modern
dwelling house furnished with sanitary
and other conveniences; there is also
situated thereon roOmy carriage shed
and stables.
The celebrated Waiakeakua (Water
OF the Gods) Falls is in near proximi-
ty, and the cool, clear, sparkling water
therefrom flows through the grounds
supplying ample opportunity for in.
creased irrigation to the acreage al
ready planted and which Is capable o.,
considerable improvement
For further information apply to
H. Boyd, Interior Department.
Honolulu, March %, 1900. 55Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
CHADWICK REPRIMANDED
Criticisms of Admiral Schlev Get
Him Into Trouble

NEW YORK, May IA special to th,
Herald from Washington says.
Secretary Long will formally rsnri,,a,l
captain r. r. Chadwick for his recon
cLIIlclsinS OF ReaC Admiral w. S. Schlev
mis- Will probably be the extent of thf
altihentS acton. Captain Chad
WICK excellent record and the frank
ness with which he acknowledges the of
i iense, ~nlle at the same time disclaim-
ing responsibility fur it. have fayorabIy
impressed the Department.
Friends of Rear admiral SchIey desire
tnat captain Chadwick be court-mar-
tailed. especially as he has told the De
partment that the interview in which he
was quoted as criticising the Rear Adj
mlral was correct. They have pointed
out that the Department has taken Sc
we're ACTON in much less fragrant cases
captain Chadwick. besides his written
statement, made an oral explanation OF
ms conduct. He admitted that he had
criticised Rear Admiral Schley. but said
PERSONAL views, and he had no intention
OF making them public through the press,
lie charges that a breach of faith was
committed when lac was quoted
Secretary Long looks upon the Chad
WICK matter as similar in some resDacts
to the case of Captain Coghlan. who vas
reprimanded for his criticisms of the
German Emperor. Many officers, howey-
CT, point out that the Department ac-
CuSed Rear Admiral Schiey Of reprehen-
stble conduct in a communication 10 Con
gless, and as Captain Chadwick sub
stantially reiterated this statement in a
personal conversation, they do not see
how he can be severely punished
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New bill tonight at the Orpheum.
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SHE WAS PUT TO SLEEP.
How Cape Nome Woman Lost q
Fortune.

CHICAGO, May THE Montreal. Que
police today were notified to arrest Thos.
Neveau and woman of the name OF
Carroll, said to have left Chicago last
night with property valued at $4,000, al
legged to have been stolen by young Ne
Veau from his mother.
Mrs. NJ. J. Neveau, mother of Thomas.
made the complaint She said she and
her sons, Thomas and Arthur, had re
Gently returned from Cape Nome. In n
valise she kept diamonds, gold dust and
negotiable paper valued at $4,000 and
other papers showing her right to claim
on Bonanza creek. The claim, she said,
was worth $4,000. Yesterday, according
to Mrs. Neveau's story, Thomas put some
kind Of opiate in her tea and she re-
NAMED in a deep stupor until evening
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Reservation OF the Sacrament

LONDON, May 1.-The Archbishops OF
Canterbury and York have rendered
Judgment On the subject of the rescrva
ton OF the sacrament They said they
"eIS opnssd TO decide that the Church
OF England dld not allow reservation in
any form, and those believing il, While
J1stlhed in endeavoring to get the law
altered' We're not justified in pract:ein,;
The term reservation of the -.
ment means the preservation of some
OF the eucharistic elements. especiaI.,-
me me bread, 1or alteration and for use with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
Golden Rule b.
NEW BOOK '
BULLE1n

The United Kingdom %, \
win Smith. OIL
"On the South ,s.
Brown. icaa Fin.
The este; Story of the Beers
White lofBciaN klJ
Dom Paul's Peoniy.
The Sign Of the Croseoy H1s
Barrett. N'oSS N
For the Freedom
Brady. o. Il. :
The Open Question e.,
Harum," "Knjgh,,! sSgr
Meredith" 1'noOt' !
Agatha Webb" by
me Worlds Mercy -9a {,
The Maker of Na,;o.
Foes in Ambush +" ~. gA
..r, NtnS' ~
The Greatest Gift
Capt. Jackman," Sv G ~ Aast d
Stranger than Fie,in ,aIA 70
Ross. ''ol b
Two Daughters Of H..
Heimburg. oNe Rs
And hundreds Of o.h,.
the popular authors =. ooh
FINE FINE STATIONERY ny nm g
CORRESPONDENCE 'VS ;
BIG FORT srRPv,
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When she awoke she found that her
younger son and the valise containing
her property had disappeared Mrs Ne
VeaG is under the care of a physician.
Wlo says she is suffering from poison
detectives are at work and today learned
that persons answering the descriDtions
given of young Neveau. who is bur II
y ars old, and Sadie Carroll, Is wears old
left for Montreal Neveau's former home
al II O'Clock last night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
NEN GOlDS!! NEW0OODSl
just Arrived:

Per Elk Diamond Head, schr. TRANSIT,
and Z. b. Sutton, viz: Blasting Pow
der, Giant Powder, Rice Bird Powder
hats, Caps, G. P. Caps, Fuse and Load,
ed Cartridges; a large assortment of
Symour's Celebrated Scissors, Sheen
Shears, Cane Knives, X-Cut Saws
Butcher Knives, Whitewash Brushes
rant and Varnish Brushes. kerosene
iasoine, Benzine and Turpentine.
Also Agents for
PANSY COOKING STOVES.
HAVILAND WARE.
GATE CITY WATER FILTERS
VICTOR SAFE & LOCK co.
Aermotor Windmills, the best wind.
mills ever come to this country. Ias
40 eual.
The above articles must be SOLD
LOWEST BEDROCK PRICES. Please
call and examine for yourself.
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO. Id
NO. 207 FORT ST.
OPPOSITE SPRECKELS' BANK.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR A
Cemetery Association

An order has been issued by the Board
of Health of Hawaiian Islands. prohib-
ting, after July 1st 1900, further buriaIs
Of the Executive building.
1t is now proposed to form stock COM
pany TO procure q. suitable tract of land
near Honolulu and prepare and preserve
the same as cemetery. Ordinarily the
'arge returns upon an investment of this
nature is most surprising to one who has
never given the subject any attention. In
san FRANCISCO the price of a single piet
ranges from $1,000 to 5000, according to
location.
With allowance for broad paths and
wide driveways, there are ], 2l2 SINCE q #
py it, platS to an acre, and (for ex-
ample) taking the lowest figure quoted
dpONe as Il uniform rate, the gross re-
ceipts per acre would be SIP, 1000
The average death rate for the past
year IS over one huhlred per month (and
TINS rate must steadily increase in pro-
P Ih.a3 as ,o the tn population, Increases,
monthly receipts to $4,000. The pxobable
monthly expense would be:
One Gen. M'gr and Sup't s,5a %
Two grave diggera at see. 0..... 90 90
one gardener .-.-.............. 2S ai
ONCE rent .....-......... 20 on
9uhurles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
IotaI .-O..-.-..... ........ $3.50 90
It would take about one year at the
above death rate to fill one acre. and a
PICDdple total annual expense of So 4sl 90
Deducung this amount plus $500 % the
reasonable cost of land per acre, from the
gross receipts of $12, 1900, leaves a net
profit of $4,000, which on a basis of fifty
acres at capitalization of $25, 400 would
return an annual dividend or interest of
a tribe over 80 1-3 per cent for fifty years
besides the return of the PRINCIPAL
The pauper class has not been consjf-
ered, as 1t IS supposed that the number
is so small that it would not prove q dis
turblng factor, but even with them con-
tract could doubtless me made with the
Government at a reudced rate, thus prob
ably affecting the foregoing figures one
or two per cent.
acre tract in five parts, one each for Cath
olics, white people of other denominat-
IONS, HaWallans, japanese and Chinese
respectively.
The Bishop of PanopoIis has agreed to
use n portion of the land of this asso-
citation for Catholic cemetery, th.ss dis
posing of the greatest obstacle usually
encountered by cemetery corporations.
Several suitable sites are available at
prices ranging from S250.00 per acre up.
The question of transportation is not
a serious one; the different companies be-
ms anxious to secure it, having offered
very low estimates.
Cremation Is so very unpopular and ex-
pensive that 1t would not affect the diyi-
bends OF cemetery company one-half of
one per cent.
This company viii be capitalized at s25.-
10000. divided into $500 shares at SO 90
each. Subscription lists now open at the
Office OF the undersigned. All subscrip-
tons must be accompanied with q cash
deposit Of ten per cent.
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New
Spring
NeckWedr

coming Cupid calls parras..
the old that thought
them will 49, ~ ~ "AoN 'oo NJ
but
selling
IL eincur a
Mems Clothing
business Call a look. Ae'' W. neA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

One OF the most important social events
OF the past week was the Red Cross card
party given IN the parlors OK the Rainier
Grand hotel on Tuesday afternnon Fifty